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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
Kara Boz',a.
Powie6c historyczna ola ludu
i mlodziezy.
(Ciag dalszy)

rzy Monisi odmalowa2o sic
zdziwienie, polaczone z pre-
strachem; " posrodku ko-
scio}a ma wywYzszeniu, szkar-
}atem obitem i ustrojonem
girlandami z kwiat6w, ujrza-
Ia srebrna trumne, jarzacemi
swiecami obstawiona, zasypa-
ma kwiatami; W trumnie
dwie twarze; tax by} bowiem
katafalk pomieszczony, il
szersza Geese trumny wyzej
sta}a; gdy lepiej przypatrzy}a
sic d~ziewczynka 6piacym W
tenn smiertelnem }ozu, po-
zna}a kr6lowe i jej c6rke.
Obie leza}y ciche, ale nieru~
chome; Jadwiga ME spojrza1a
ma ulubienice, ME wezwa1a
jej wzrokiem do siebie, jak
to zwykle czyni}a; screen
dziecka scisna} zal i b6l
wielki.
- Umar}a! umar}a! moja
PAM - g}osem }kajacym "a
wola}a.
Dorota pochyli}a sic do
niej.
- Umar}a ma ziemi, ale
zmartwychwsta}a W niebie,
m6dl sic do n;ej z wiara, a
us}yszy Gle - szepne}a i POI
wiod}a dziewczynke W g}ab
koscio}a. Ludzi by}o jeszcze
~niewiele, vice dotar}y Z lat
wo6cia do katafalka, Monisia
uklekla ma %pierwszym stop
niu i modlic sic poczela,
najprz6d "a bratem zaginio-
nym, by sic odnalaz}, potem
"a soba, by zal jej z}agodniai,
nareszcie "a najstarszym bra
tenn.
Nawr6c kr6lowo SERGE
Grzegorza - m6wi}y jej usta'
- wlej W jego dusze pokore,
naucz go skruchy, O PAM
moja, uczy6 to, b}agam cie.
Ludu i pan6w pocze1o coraz
wiecej n~ap}ywac, 6cisk zrobi}
sic W kosciele, rozlegly sic
place, jeki, 6piewy ponure
ksiezy, Monisia ME s}ysza}a
mic i nikogo, modliia sic co.
raco, z wiara i czu}a, jak co.
raz wiekszy spok6j .zstepuje
do. jej duszy, jak cicho6c bio
ga ogarnia jej SERGE.
Pc sko6czonem naboze1--
stwie wr6ci}a z pannami II
Dorota do zamku i do kro-
sen siadla.
Ca}y tydzie6 ~odbywa}y sic
W miescie ceremonie pogrze-
blu kr6lowej, codzie6 rano
za}obne dzwieki dzwon6w
6wiatyh stolicy budzi}y mic
szka6c6w Krakowa i spieszy},
kto tylko m6gl, do katedry
j cisna} sic do katafalka, al
potem wraca{ do domu wzru-
SONY, przejety czcia dlal
zmarlej, DO ME bylo dnia, ze-
by ME %opowiadano 0 novel;
lasce tel PAM swietej, 0 no~
wynn cudzie, PREY trumnie
jej doznanym. Opowiadano
tez, jak home uczynila zapi-
81 pred smiercia ma rome
piekne cele, ze wszystkie
kleinotv swoi0 0ddala " rece
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

ne{o Jej fatwo. Jednakze
smierc kr6lowej odmieni}a
ia bardzo; czesto MONA by1o
Espotkac dziewczynke W ogro-
die, lub oknie kt6rej z kom-
nat " smutnej zadumie, wpa-
trzona v dial, jakby duszycz-
ka jej wyrywa}a sic tam
gdzie6.
TAX mineio pare naiesiecy;.
pewnego dnia ieden 2 dWo.
ran oznajmil Dorocie, il pan;
jjaalks:i6,. kt6ry sic m ME 2; Zo ii !.
wa ze Zoliw .przyIbyl; a Il z; "a
mex j pragnie 2 MIA m6wi6.
Monisi W6wczas " komnacie
ME bylo, niewiasta przez1e-
gnala sic.
/. Zoliwa % Zoliw po-
Wt6rzyla tonem zdziwienia
jake zywa ME znam takiego.
4 !,onisia odwiedzila wpraw,.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18

We and Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18
SANTA CLAUS MAKES
 HOME Al HARRlSONS'

Santa Claus, who is supposed to have his home at the North Pole, has gotten as far away as Skagway, and it is claimed with good foundation for ;he story, that he will stay here until after Christmas, making his head quarters at the store of L. A. Harrison X Co,
 This house has ,one of the largest holiday stocks that was ever brought north. It makes a speciality of appealing to the children, and to tbat end it has secured the presence of old Santa Claus and his whole shopful of toys. They occupy all four windows of the house on Broadway and much Of the room besides.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18
Council Makes Record For Brief Session

The city council completed it's lsbors "Sn l5 minutes last night, making what is. probably the shortest session on [. w. s. McKsan did not resign aS city clerk as it was said he would. He will retain his position until February lSt, when he will leave for Seattle.
 A. ". Oppmanny writing from Cleve- land. Ohio. said that he noted when jn Skagway recently that the city had no telephone facilities" and asked what would be the chances of getting franchises iuSSagwsy and other South . eastern Alaskan towns for city and long distance systems.
 The clerk was authorized to notify Mr. Oppmann that SkaEway has eScelI- ent telephone facilities.
 The municipal magistrate reported collections in hnss and fees in his oti-e to be Sl3l for November.
 All the members of the council were present and Mayor Shaw was in the chair.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18
SHORT ONE IS DYING DON'T WAII
Early Buyers Get First
 Choice

Do not delay getting your Christmas presents. Remember the old saying about the early bird getting the worm. While we have something for every body and enough for all, remember, the early buyer gets the first opportun- ity to make his selection. Re has the pick of the good things.
 But whether you intend buying to- day or next week or even later, COME NOW and see what we have. We will take pleasure in showing the best there is in the jewelry line, the best snd latest in souvenirs, the most aPpro- priste in Christmas novelties. Come and look at them and get our prices. Do that much whether you buy or not. You will enjoy it as great treat just 10 look at the things anyhow, and 1t pleases us to give enjoyment.
 We have diamonds and all varieties of precious stones, we have rings and breaches, and lockets, and watches, and chains, and pins and ornaments Of all kinds and descriptions; we have nugget and ivory iewelry and souVen~ is: we have cut glass in the very choisest patterns; we have chinaware' ha, d.rainted and otherwise; we have JUST EVERYTHING.
 We only ask you to COME AND SEE.
 A beautiful mastodor ivory paper weight will be presented 10 every per son visiting our store before Christmas day as a souvenir of the season and ol this great white north.
 J. Ikuts. Optician and Jeweler.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18
MRS. PfTfRSON'S
 FUNERAL TOMORROW

The funeral of Mrs. Jack Peterson will take place tomorrow afternoon at one o'c.ock from ,he family res dence an State street and Eleventh avenue 1T Rev. J. ". Gleuk will Oficiate.
 \ne tuDerS will be iu charge of L. A. Harrison x Go. $ dsr,aking establish ment.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18
Notice to Public

have authorized Mir. P. B. Graves 10 assume full charge of my atftirS In connection with ruunIng the Pullen House during my absence.
 MRS. II. :. PULLEY. :, S,agway, Nov. B, 1906. IT.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18

The Pack Train saloon always leads It carries only the best brands of whls- kies, wines, beers and all the other goods to be had at 8 6rst-class gentle mems resort ot
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18

The Annual Meeting of the White p 4Ss Athletic Club will be held in the Club rooms Monday night, December 30 b. at p.m., for the purpose of e ect- jog a President, Vice President. TresS- urer, and Secretary, for the year 1907 E. L.. MILLER, Secretary. Approved:
 C. E.. OLSEN, Secretary,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18
King of Sweden is Passing
 Away

Special dispatch to the Daily AIaskan)
 Stockholm. Sweden, Dec. lS-king Oscar, of Sweden, k dying of heart disease. Hope of his recovery has been abandoned.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18
Seattle Saloon

For the choicest stock of liquid re freshments, the Seattle Saloon leads them all. The famous Seattle Rainier beer always on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18

W. ". Boughton has recetv ed a con- sirnment of Marguerite Havana Cigars. |! you want a good sweet smoke call for LhpTn
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18
Coal and Wood

Call up the Alaska Transfer company for coal. wood and kIudIuE. All or derS promptly attended 10. Phone IV
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18
We and Co.

Holly Luuce Sets, napkins, crepe paper and doilieS.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18
Lost

A Brooch pin with letter ''N,' re turn to Daily Alaskan office. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-18

Hand painted china at department store prices at HarrISOuS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
AMERICANS HOLD STENSLAND
Fugitive Chicago Banker IL Turned
over to Olsen and KeeIy
at Tangier.

CHICAGO, Sept 7.-Assistant States At
torney Barbour received the following ca
blegram from Assistant States Attorney
olsen who. in company with James Keely
of the Chicago Tribune, is in Tangier
watching Paul o. Stensland, the president
of the wrecked Milwaukee Avenue State
bank:
"Stensland turned over to U.S."
1t is believed that Olsen and Keely will
start home with Stensland Immediately.
WASHINGTON. Sept. From the atti-
tude of certain officials at the state depart
ment 1t is believed that dispatches have
been received which have made the Illinois
authorities very uneasy concerning the fu-
ture conduct of Paul Stensland, the de-
faulting Chicago bank president, now under
arrest at Tangier 1t is said that appar-
entity he suffers great remorse. and conse-
duently the fear is entertained that he may
attempt suicide before he reaches the scene
Of his defalcation. On the other hand there
is some fear that stenslands depression of
spirit Is assumed and that he may have in
contemplation q possible method of escape.
1t is understood here that since his arrest
he has not beensieft alone for a moment.
and that this watchfulness will be main
tained through the entire journey home.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
HOPE FOR PEACE IN FRANCE
Bishops End Conference and Govern
ment OmciaI shows spirit of
Consolidation.

PARIS. Sept. IA unique service which
attracted an enormous congregation was
celebrated at Notre Dame cathedral this
afternoon after the conclusion Of the meet
ing OF bishops and archbishops called to
discuss means of complying with the law
providing for the separation Of state and
church without infringing on the constitu-
tlon of the church. The entire French
eplscopate was present, this being the FIR
occasion on which they had gathered to-
day in metropolitan church since 1902
when the concordat was signed. Arch
bishop Roverde de Cabrieres. in the course
of address, recalled that historic event
saying that the recent reunion was brought
about by the rupture Of that solemn con-
tract.
No mention was made Of the preiates'
decisions.
Minister Of Public Instruction BRAND. in
an interview in the Temps today. displayed
a very concllatory spirit. He said he was
prepared to receive clerical delegation at
any time, and believed that an arrange
ment suitable to both the government and
the church was possible but he was deter
mined to carry out the law.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
SAME OLD STORY OF LOVE
True Course Not smooth in Case of
Two Youthful Victims of
Cupid.

The truth of the adage about the course
of true love can be testified TO by Mamie
Heron. a school girl in short skirts and
Mark Lynch, beardless youth of 81, who
tried to get a marriage license from
County Judge Leslie yesterday afternoon
Now blue-coated sleuths are running a
race with D. Cupid and are trying to ind
trace of the coupler
Mrs. Fred Campbell. 1414 Jones street,
the mother of the girl, appeared at the
county judges office late yesterday after
noon and when she found the attempt to
get a license had been frustrated she
notified the police and asked them TO ar
rest the couple. She declared her daugh-
ter was only Is years old. though the
girl declared she was II. Judge Leslie
had refused to issue the license on ac-
count of her youth.
The two have been going together since
last November and two or three days ago
Lynch engaged a room at the Campbell
house His attentions to Miss Heron
were marked and her mother and step
father decided to break up their relations.
They were not to be outwitted so easily,
however and after school Miss Heron
put on a long skirt and in company with
her swain went to the court house to get
the license. Her mother fears they may
have gone to Council Bluffs after being
refused here. She says she will do every
thing in her power to prevent the mar
rage.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
AERoNAUT ADRIFT OVER LAKE
Urged by Crowd Exhibitor Ascends on
UnmanaSeable Craft mt
Mercy of Air.

CHICAGO. Sept. IA dispatch to the
Tribune from oconto, Wis. says:
After drifting helplessly fourteen miles.
1900 feet above earth, in an airship he
could not control. William Mattersy, Chi
cago aeronaut, who made an ascension
from here last night, disappeared from
view.
When last seen Matteray's unmanageable
aerial craft was lowering uncertainty over
Green Bay. still buoyant and drifting out
over Lake Michigan.
Matteray made the ascension against his
Judgment, knowing that the machinery had
been broken and spliced. But the crowds
eager to see man risk his life, declared
that the story of a broken propeller shaft
was told as a ruse to avoid making an
ascension. Therefore Matteray went up
just to make good"
GREEN BAY. Wis. Sept. THE aeronaut
who made the ascension from oconto yes
terday is believed by some to be in
Canada, while others believe him to be
in Michigan. When last seen he was high
up over Green Bay. Efforts are being
made to get some news from him.
People living along the west coast of
Green Bay have failed to discover any
trace of the aeronaut
The general opinion seems to prevail that
the airship descended into Lake Michigan
and that the aeronaut was drowned.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
MORE FRICTION IN FRISCO
Traction Company Refuses 90 Dis
charge Nonunion Men work
ing I'm the shops.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept 7.-Tbe sdjust-
ment OF the troubles between the United
Railways and portion OF its union en-
ployes is not proceeding along the smooth
est lines. The question of the open shop
has now presented itself and is said 10 be
causing much trouble. When number
of recent strikers returned TO the shops
to resume their old places they found that
nonunionists had been employed. Thorn
wall Mullally assistant to President Cab
houn Of the railroads, today declared that
the company would not discharge any EN-
ploye to make room for men who wefif out
on strike.
Members OF some of the unions apply
ing for the positions which they formerly
held have been told their places mere
filled and that IL they wished to work
they would have to wait for vacancies.
H. L. worthing of the electric workers was
Informed by President Calhoun that the
linemen would be expected to work side by
side with recently employed strikebreakers.
1t is unlikely that the car men will be
called on strike again, but 1t is possible
that the electrical workers, the foremen
and perhaps the railway constructors may
not go back to work.
Through Thornwall Mutually, President
Calhoun issued statement today voicing
his opinions He said:
/ will not discharge any man except for
cause. That has been my position right
along. There should be no question about
1t. The men ought to have understood this
When the men went on strike the United
Railways hired others to replace them, not
because It wanted TO replace them, but
because II had to in order to run its cars.
If these men now wish to remain In the
employ of the company they may do so.
However the company has no quarrel
with unionism. 1t has always recognized
the unions and believes in them.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
RAILWAY WORKERS CONFER
Grievance Committees of Various
Railway Employees Are Holding
Session at Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. THE grievance
committees of the various railway organi-
zations have been treating with officials
of the Great Northern, Northern Pacific
and other roads entering the Twin Cities.
In succession, the carmen's, boiler-mak-
ers'. blacksmiths' and machinists COM
mittees have held several conferences
with the railway officials.
In general, the demands made by the
employees upon the railroads have been
better working conditions with an in
crease in wages. 1t Is said that the de-
mands have been acceded to. 1t Is said
that the machinists were ready to strike
at moments notice unless they share
the good fortune of the other organiza-
tions.
On Monday the committees of the opera
tors on the Omaha and Chicago Great
Western railroads will convene and it is
expected that a small increase will be
granted them. Operators in the east have
been accorded increases and those em-
ployed on the western lines hope that the
western roads will follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
UNCLE SAM FILES A BRIEF
Federal Government Intervenes I'm
Water Case of Kansas and
Colorado.


WASHINGTON. Sept. THE brief of
the United States government which has
intervened in the suit of Kansas City
against Colorado in which Kansas seeks
TO secure an injunction prohibiting the
diversion in Colorado of water from the
Arkansas river for irrigating purposes,
was hled in the supreme court of the
United States today.
The grounds upon which the United
States claims the right to intervene are
set up in the brief. The government
maintains that in the watershed of the
Arkansas in Colorado and western Kan
sas the federal government possesses
100. 900 acres of unstable lands, which
can be reclaimed by diverting the water
from the river, and also, 60,o00,00O acres
in the arid zone. which can be reclaimed
by diverting waters from other rivers.
The brief concludes with the statement
that the public welfare demands that this
territory be made productive.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
TICKET AGENTS HOLD MEETING
International Association I'm Session
at Milwaukee and Listens
to Speeches.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 7.-General Passen-
ger Agent A. NJ. Cleland of the Northern
Pacific railway read a paper before the In
ternational Ticket Agents association. He
said the success of the ticket agent in Sc
curing passenger traffic for his line de-
pends almost wholly upon two requisites
first, thorough knowledge OF his business
and by that he meant knowledge not only
of the details of train and car service of
his own, but of the connecting and COM
peting lines as well. OF the connections to
be made of the transfers that may or may
not have to be made. as we'll as knowledge
of the country into which the prospective
passengers propose going; second. courtesy
and politeness in dealing with the pros
pective passenger.
w. A. Gardner. vice president of the Chi
cago & Northwestern railway. pointed out
that the chief requisites for successful
ticket agent were integrity. application and
perslstency.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
PROF. FRYE IS NOW FREE
Bigamy Charge Against Former
Teacher is Dismissed and
He May Marry.

CHICAGO, Sept. THE wife of Prof.
Charles II. Frye. at one time head of the
county normal school and who recently
returned to his home after an absence OF
twenty-one years. was today granted a di-
voree from her husband.
A Mrs. Goddard OF Herley, S. D., de-
clared that twenty years ago she had been
married to Frye under the name OF God
dard, without knowing that he had wife
in this city. Frye. who was in Jail facing
a trial for bigamy, was given his release
after the granting OF the divorce and in
company with Mrs. Goddard started for
Hammond, Ind. to be married. The laws
of Illinois forbid the marriage of di-
vorced people within one year from tho
time OF granting the divorce.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
ADAMS WANTS TO BE RELEASED
witness I'm Moyer and Haywood Case
Seeks Writ of Habeas
Corpus.

BOISE, Idaho, Sept. 7.-Application for a
habeas corpus writ was made by Darrow &
Nugent on behalf of Steve Adams. who is
held at the pen as a witness in the Meyer.
Haywood and Pettbone case. The writ
was issued by District Judge Stewart and
was made returnable at 2 o'clock.
]. w. Millard, wealthy uncle of Adams.
brings the action. Adams was not mixed
up in the Steunenberg murder but is sup
posed to hold valuable information against
the alleged 'inner circle OF the Western
Federation OF Miners. which the prosecu-
ton has been guarding with great care by
holding Adams at the penitentiary as a
witness. Local counsel were hired 10 ap-
pear with the federation lawyers to secure
the liberty Of Adams.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
PROBING ALLEGED ICE TRUST
Case Submitted 10 Special Court Com
missioner, who win Report
10 Judge.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 7.-Arguments in
the investigation started by Prosecuting
Attorney Kimbrell to ascertain II the local
ice dealers are in a trust in violation OF
the laws have been ended and the case
submitted to w. 5. Flournoy. special court
commissioner. He win report his findings
20 Judge Gates Of the circuit court, who
will then render a decision.
The investigation has been on all sum
mer and as a result OF testimony brought
out the prosecutor. on August g. filed in
formations against w. +. Lyons. president
OF the Central Ice company. and Harry
l.. Burk. secretary and general manager
of the Peoples Ice, Storage and Fuel COM
pany. Lyons on a charge OF perjury and
Burk ON charge OF conspiracy 60 increase
the price OF ice. They were released on
bond and their trial set for October IS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Change In Contractors for fryfgation
Work ON the North Platte
Project.
From a Stan Correspondent.)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-(Special Tele-
gram)-The secretary OF the interior has
recalled and vacated departmental award
of the contract to Nancy Brothers & Com
pany OF Oklahoma City. okl, for the
construction and completion of schedule
five OF earthwork for the distributing sys-
tenn, North Platte irrigation project in
Nebraska, and awarded the contract to
the Deadwood Construction company of
Deadwood. s. D., the next lowest bidder, at
$12615. Nancy Brothers & Company re-
fused to execute the contract after II was
awarded them.
Rural carriers appointed for Nebraska
routes: Butte, route 1, Solomon Olmstead,
carrier; Fred r. Olmstead. substitute.
osmond route, 2. George A. Rosburg,
carrier; Dave Lingenfelter, substitute.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
Emperor Decorates Cardinal.

BERLIN. Sept Emperor William has
decorated Cardinal Kopp with the order
of the Black Eagle. the highest Prussian
decoration. This is the first time the
order has ever been conferred on a Catho-
lie prelate 1t Is remarked that the re-
lations between the German government
and the Vatican have grown closer since
the church and state situation in France
became acute. The headquarters of Car
dinal Kopp are at Breslau, where he has
frequently used his influence in bettering
the relations between the Poles and the
Prussian authorities.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for Nebraska-Fair saturday
and sunday.

Pare.
Diaz wants Paper Suppressed.
shaw Puts Spectators Under Han.
President Nipple n Forger.
sullivan Makes Reply TO Bryan.
Insurgents Blow Up Bridges.
Fight ON the Russian Premier.
News from All Parts Of Nebraska.
Results of Contests on Diamond.
sprague Abbott Out I'm Golf Match.
Commercial Review of the Week.
@ Review of the Latest hooks.
Affairs I'm south Omaha.
Woman I'm Club and Charity.
Some Useful Market Hints.
scheme 20 Get Woman's Property.
Weaken on Demurrnge order.
o Marshal Captures Cunning Bandit.
10 EDITORIAL.
II Bank Deposits Break the Record.
Experience Costs Woman Dearly.
II Ice Trust Man Seeks vengeance.
I3 Financial and Commercial News.
10 Council Bluffs and Iowa News.
18 Mayor Dahlman Stands by Lee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08
SOCIETY OF THE MAYFLoWER
Descendants of Pilgrims Hold Fourth
TrienniaI Congress at
Plymouth.

PLYMOUTH. Mass. Sept. THE general
congress of the Society OF Mayfower De-
scendants concluded its fourth triennial
session here today. ]. H. Sears OF the Cape
Cod Memorial association proposed that
each state Society of Mayhower Descend
ants be represented by tablets on the PHI
grim monument. which is to be erected at
Provincetown. A resolution endorsing this
proposal was carried
The congress decided to investigate as 10
whether it was practicable to gain control
OF tho estate in Scrooby. England, where
the Pilgrims organized their church, and
to learn under what conditions such con-
troll could be secured and maintained.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-08

ROME. Sept 7.--This being the last day
of the quadrivium preparatory to the. cleo
ton of a general Of the congregation OF
the Society of Jesus tomorrow additional
prayers were offered up by the delegates
in their quarters in the college and special
prayers were also said in all the Jesuit
churches, principally at the Gesu church,
before the tomb OF st. Ignatius and also
before the altar where the arm of St.
Francis Xavier is preserved.