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Cantilion, with O'NeiI as Tool, Keeps
Hoodlumism mt Top. ..

The agony is over, the Western league
farce has closed and now fans are ready
to begin waiting ana hoping for. that great
day OF emancipation from the bondage OF
an outlaw gang that, through an impotent
and ignorant executive as it's tool, has
browbeat and domineered over those VINO
These fans are hoping some power Will
denver them before another season comes
Under the oNeil regime, which, as every
one knows, is actually the Cantillon re-
CINE, the Western league has become a
nowling farce Hoodlumism has been
placed at premium. Decent unIpires
nave been driven out and. with possibly
will humby and willingly do the bidding
of their lawlcss dictatUrs.
No wonder Omana ceased to tale inter-
est. The Omaha team came out third. and
the only reason II did not come OUT last is
b. cause II tried through the greater por-
ton of the season to rise above. the Fearful
odds placed against IL by the Cantillon
regime Such favoritism would, disgust any
was room for Improvement in Omaha and
there are men In the team who have no
right there, as there are on all teams.
Manager Rourke paid of his men at
headquarters Tuesday morning and all the
PLAYERS are on the reserve list until such
time as Rourke decides whether he wishes
their signatures to a contract for next sea
son. The only man who has really been
disposed of, besides Carter who was sold
to Memphis during the season, is Perring
who goes to the Philadelphia Americans
The players are now free 10 scatter Ia
their homes, as there will be no barnstorm-
ing trip this year as has been the custom
for the last few years, This may be be-
cause Manager Freese was not on hand to
arrange the trip. No official souvenirs OF
the team were prepared. probably because
Freese was not here to sell them and per
haps because the players thought there
would be no demand for. them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03

WAHoO-The FIRST frost of the season
visited here Monday, which is a help to the
corn.
AUBURN-George Gilman has traded a
farm for the Harlan Blakely drug stock in
this city. -..
wAHoo-The corner stone of the new
Swedish Luthern5 church will be laid next
Sunday. October 8, at 8 p. m.
BEATRICE-IR some fields in Gage
county winter wheat is up and looks wei.
Farmers will begin picking corn soon.
yesterday and hied himself away to Lin
coin to have a big time with the boys who
handle Uncle SANS mall
PLATTsMoUTH-.The following is the
mortgage record for September: Farm
mortgages died. s; amount, Ss,ssS. Re-
leased, l6 amount, &.O32.
PLATTSMOtTH--W l. Cooper of Have
lock will succeed Thomas Kepster as store
keeper for the Burlington here and Mr..
Kepster will go TO Denver.
YORK-Hon, George l.. Sheldon. repub-
lican candidate y for governor, VIII Y open The
Friday afternoon and evening.
PLATTSMOUTH-Albe Hunger was ar
rested last night and is now confined In
sault upon Miss Bertha Clintberg.
PLArTSMOUTH-Th infant child of Mr..
and Mrs, Rae Reynolds was buried Monday
afternoon Rev. A. l.. link. pastor of the
Christian church. conducted the services.
YORK-'rhe body OF Henry NJ. Hall. who
died at the Hastings hospital. was brought
TO York today. The wife OF the deceased
lives in York. The funeral will be held to-
morrow.
BEATRICE-D. d. Dunn. who recently
had one of his fingers amputated by reasJ n
OF an injury he sustained Is SUITE ring from
blood poisoning and II Is thought his hand
will have TO be amputated.
GENEVA-The congregation at the taber-
nacle on Sunday raised $500 for the
Evangelist Mr.. Honeywell, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Billhorn. There were about 200 con-
verts. The last meeting was held Sunday
evening.
AUBURN-At the annual meeting today
of the Nemaha County bank, Verne w.
Dundas was elected assistant cashier MIR.
Dundas has been a bookkeeper in the bank
the past two years and lately arrived at
his majority.
Neutrality-suspicious. and Albert Polak
Instituted a damage suit in the district
court for $4,000 each against John Il.
Renard Tor SANDER and defamation OF char
acter. All are prominent German residents
OF Gage county.
BEATRICE-Chitf Burke today raided the
Davis house 'and arrested Lotue Hall and
RAY Walker. The woman was fined for
disOrderly conduct. She paid her fine and
left for Lincoln this evening. Walker will
be given a hearing tomorrow.
BEATRICE-Mrs. Alma Chipperfield. a
pioneer resident of Beatrice, died suddenly
yesterday, morning at her home IN this
city Of heart failure, aged 60 She Is sur
ViVed by six sons. all grown, her husband
having passed away several years ago.
YORK-Warren Sovereign. brother Of
brother. Mr.. Sovereign arrived hero Tues-
DAY evening from Oakland, Cal. his home,
10 visit his brother The funeral will be
held frCm the residence Of Mayor Sovereign.
BEAFRICE-Ira Pilchard. until recently
l q resident Of Beatrice. died in Denver SUN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
Er.nk Hnmn,nnd Retirer.

FREMONT, Neb., Oct. 2-(Special.)- AN
nouncement was made this morning that
Mr. Frank Hammond has retired from
active management of the business depart
ment of the Hammond Printing company
and would devote his time to the manage
ment of the Sure Hatch Incubator conf
pany. His son Ray succeeds him in the
newspaper and printing business. Mr.
Hammond has been connected with the
Tribune since its establishment here and
was for long time editor, Ross Ham
mond his brother having succeeded him
about twenty years ago. since which time
he has had charge Of the business depart
ment and of the stationery and supply
business.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
Ropubiica Z sieetine az cIark..

CLARKS. NebS oct. 2,--(special Tele-
gram morris Brown. George l.. Sheldon,
Judge Boyd, En.-oL. King and Messrs.
Brian. Junkifu and Williams addressed a
large audience sAfyethe opera house here
last evening The rneeting was arranged
by the Young Mems Republican club A
fine chorus of cIsrks' young women, ths
Clarks band and Central City Glee club
furnished excellent music, Brown, and
Sheldon made the principal speeches and
their square deal doctrine in favor of the
people as against tax lodging railroads
and excessive freight rates met the en-
phatic approval of the large audience.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Proper Wins Cup Preliminary NJ
BRIGHTON Beach.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2--Proper. the . to
5 favorite. won the cup preliminary one
mile and a half, at Bright Beach today,
defeating oxford and .Flipfap.@ The race
was run in the fast time of 1888 Only
four horses eligible 10 start in the
Brighton cup of two and a quarter miles.
to be run Saturday, started in the cup
preliminary today and Proper was always
an odds-on favorite oxford broke in
front and set the pace for one and a
quarter miles with Proper in second
place. In the stretch Williams sent the
favorite up and in a drive Proper won
by a neck Jockey Miller was fined 500
for rough riding with Dolly Spanker in
the fifth race. Results
First race. six furlongs: Miss Ogden
won. Winning Hand second; Cloisteress
Second race, steeplechase. about two
miles: Bound Brook won, Russell Sage
second Allegiance third. Time: 4:13.
Third race. six furlongs: Merrill won.
Victoria second, Dan Buhre third. TIME
ll3s.
Fourth race, the Cup preliminary. mile
and half: Proper won. oxford second.
Flipdap third Time: 2:33.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth: Far
West won. Garnish second, Dolly spanker
third. TIME: ! i6
Sixth race, FIVE and half furlongs:
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Sporting RreNitie..

Chicago and Chicago.
No band to play THE Conquering Hero
Comes"
IL n L. o'Nei would enter vaudeville
he'd be the biggest natural Joke on the
stage.
II Cantillon asplred 20 break up a league
he's the most bowling success in Inc
e. Grid.
All, well, many mariner was wrecked
on the shoals OF might been Cheer
up, Pa.
A game OF foot ball will be played in
Omaha Saturday between the Omaha Hieh
school aud the Nebraska City High school.
The closing of the present base ball sea
son is likely 10 mark the passing of some
once brilliant, but now iaded lights on
the diamond
Owing TO high water the fishing at Cut
on lake has not been good recently, al
though bass are biting fairly well ana
some ersppie are being caught, although
sSbside a little it is thought fs6ins' III
be good again.
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Lady Vincent won Landsman second Gar
gantu third Time: iWA
Seventh race, five and half furlongs
Main Chance won. Anglone second. Lin
neree third Time: 1:O6as
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. Results.
First race selling. six furlOngs: Intense
won, Rubayit second Oasis third. Time
1:i7.
Second race, mile and an eighth: Golden
Mineral won, Chamblee second Joe Les
ser third. Time: 1bS
Third race. seven furiongs: Martha Cor
man won. Ursury second, clifton Forge
third. Time: 1:HL
Fourth race steeplechase. handicap. short
course: Maverick won. Sigmund second
81. YOlma third. Time. 2:5S
Fifth race. six furiongs Tom Dolan
lis
Sixth race, one mile: Inspector Girl won
Lazelle second, Belden third. Time ASS
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POLICE BOARD ON CARPET
Continued from Third Pageo

and so badly injured that he died within an
hour. Coroner Sutherland held an inquest,
the jury bringing in verdict that the de-
ceased had met death in the manner de-
scrbed through no negligence on the part
Of the company. Huber had come IN on a
freight and. had wandered about the yards.
He was warned of the grounds by the yard
Waterman. Juergen Klintworth, some time
before he was found. and upon the watch
mans warning had started to go. He had
been married, but had been divorced from
his wife. He was about 30 years of age.
He had a brother at Central City who did
not know of his departure until advised by
a telegram that he had been killed in the
local Yards. ass-t. ,
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Girl run over by wagon.

ARAPAHoE,f heb, Oct. s-(special Tele-
gram. Am s-year-old daughter of August
shuitz, proprietor OF the City hotel, while
endeavoring to obtain a ride on a wagon
loaded with corn. fell and the wheels of the
heavily loaded wagon passed over her,
breaking her arm and collar bone, and the
injuries may prove fatal.
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Ell CAUDII.Los
LIFE MATS.


WEBSTER CITY. Ia. Oct. 2.-(Specal
Telegram I'm a ball tournament at the
county fair in this city, today Kamrar won
from harrisburg and Webster City from
kamrar. Scores: Kamrar, .; Harrisburg,
g. Batteries Carey and Wright; Thomp-
son and Thompson. Webster City, 10: KAN
rar 6. Batteries Corbin and PhleSer:
Carey. Meyers and Daily.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
BOSTON NATIONAL TEAM SOLD
Two of the New Owners Are Fred
Tenney and Roy Thomaa.

BOSTON Oct. AIT the conclusion of to-
day game with Cincinnati, Manager Fred
Tenney announced officially that the Boston
National league base ball club had been
sold, President A. ii. Soden confirmed this.
No details were given out. but II is learned
that Tenney will be part owner Of the club
and that Roy Thomas. center fielder of
the Philadelphia National league club. will
that wealthy man who does not live in
Boston had furnished the necessary money
TO enable the transfer TO be made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
Dan Patch breaks Track RECORD.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, OCT 2.-Before a
broke the track record on the Illinois State
fair grounds when, in an exhibition mile,
the great horse paced the distance IN ;s9A,
one and a quarter seconds faster than the
time made IN 1897 by Star Pointer in a race
with Joe Patchen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
Hor,. Thiye. mt Inland.

HARVARD. Neb., Oct. 2.-(Special Tele-
gram. IA team OF white mares. weighing
400 pounds each. and a buggy and harness
were stolen from a barn at Inland last
night -..-
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wITH THE BowLERs.

games on the Metropolitan alleys. Hinrich
had high single game with 222 pins. also
high on total with 535. The last year $
champions will have to get down to bust
ness IL they want 60 stay in the running
this year Score:
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standina OF the Tenmr.

flames today: Chicago at st. Louis, De
trot at Cleveland New York at Philadel'
phia, Boston at Washington.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
GAMES IN THE, NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston and Cincinnati Play a Twelve
Inning Tie at the Hub.

. BOSTON, Oct. 2.-Darkness snecessitated
the, calling off of today's game between
Boston and Cincinnati with the end OF the
twelfth inning with the score a tie, 10 y
Weak batting marked the contest and all
of the runs scored resulted from poor play
ing. Score: s h., ....
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
WHITE SOX SHUTOUTBROWNS
(ahioagO Americans Take Another Long
o.. Step in Race for Flag.
SEW YORK LOSES TO PHILADELPHIA
ritchiRR. of COombs Proves Toe
Much for GrImth's HighIanders-
scores Made ON other
Diamonds.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2-Chicago shut out ST
Louis again today. to o owens pitching
iJr Chicago was 2 feature, the st. L9uis
{ am being Unable to solve his delivery and
lunch hits. The Series will conclude TO-
rsofrow with double-header. Score '..
Ia IDJIS.
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PTTTsBURG.
'Batted for Storke in the eighth.
sRafted for. Ahsie Gin in the ninth.

Tbdtteu lOl <ApStelh III tho hiiti.
Brooklyn ...........0 0 o o =
Pittsburg ....,.....0 o o o o.
Two-base hits: Alperman, Leach. Nealon.
Stolen bases Lumley, Ritter, Whiting,
Meier. Double play: Ritchey to Storke to
burg g. Struck out: By Whiting. 3; by
Willis 3. Wild pitch: Willis. Time: 1:32
Umpires: Johnston and Emslie.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
RrooLIyr sbut. Out pttt,burg.

BROOKLYN. Oct. 2--Whiting. Brooklyn's
young pitcher, completely puzzled the
Pittsburg nine at Washington park tnls
the visitors Score:
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FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair To-day and Tomorrow In Ne
braska-Warmer In Eastern,
Portion To-day.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Forecast OF the
weather for Wednesday and Thursday
For Nebraska and South Dakota-Fair
Wednesday and Thursday, warmer on
Wednesday in east portion.
For Kansas--Fair and warmer Wednes-
day and Thursday.
For Iowa-Fair and warmer Wednesday
ard Thursday.
For WyOming-Fair Wednesday, except
showers and cooler in northwest portion
Thursday showers, cooler.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
Nnnr ncfent TiEers.

CLEVELAND. .t o.. oct. 2.-Cleveland
easily defeated Detroit today, hitting
Donovan freely. Liehhardt late OF the
Memphis Southern league, pitched his
irAt big, game and held Detroit TO three
nts Congalton's batting and Turner's
nelding were features. Score:
? .. ~ rxrrr ANp p DETR oIT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
CINCINNATI.

Stolen base: Lobert. First base on baHa'
OF Ewing. I; off Pfeffer, /. Struck out: BY
Ewing, o. by Pfeffer .. Double plays
Dolan to Tenney, Bates to Tenney, Dobcrt
to Higgins to Deal, Ccrcoran to Higgins
to Deal, Connaughton to Howard to Ten
ney. Time: 20i. Umpire: Conway.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, oct. 2-Oficial record of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day OF the last three
years: 1896. 1905. 1904. 1908.
Maximum temperature. 20 IS &c s.
Minimum temperature a. SO SO u
Mean temperature. 90 81 81 -
Precipitation ............-. 90 90 90 .O9
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March 1
and comparisons with the last two years:
Normal temperature ........................ 81
Deficiency for the day.....,.....,.........
Deficiency ance March l................... i
Normal precipitation .............. 90 inch
Deficiency for the day............ 90 inch
Precipitation since March l......22 81 inches
Deficiency since March 1.......... 2 81 inches
Deficiency for cor period, 1866. 5, - inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1904. ... 3.O6 inches
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
Ak-sar-Ben visitor.

Can have mail addressed to The Omaha
Bee. We will see that n Is properly cared
for. open, DAY and night. - .. 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
wAsHINGToS.

Two-baso hits: c. Stahl. Parent. Three
Sacrifice hits Schalhy. q. Stahl. stan
ley CD. Anderson. c. Stahl. Double
plays Wagner to Parent to Grlmshaw;
Altizer to O. Stahl. Left on bases:
Washington, s; Boston. 3. First base on
balls: on Goodwin. 4 of Smith, - on
Oberlin, ?. First base on errors Wash
ington. 8 Boston, |. Struck out: Ny
Goodwin. . by Smith. /. Wild pitch:
Oberlin. Hits: on Goodwin, :. in seven
innings; OF Smith, 2 in two innings.
Time: $50. Umpire: Connolly,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03

Two-base hit: Hahn. Three base hits;
islIell, Roth. Sacrifice hits: Robe, owen W
Roth. Double play: Spencer to Rocken-
held. Stolen bases: stone. liam. Hit with
pitchedA ball BY Glade, 1. First base. on
baIb: of Glade 2; off Owen, :. Struck
out: BY Glade, 3 by owen, o. Left on
basess ST. Louis. u. Chicago, o. Time; -15o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
!, Bcaneaters Defent senators.

WASHINGTON 'ort "a a.-Boston de.
feated Washington today TO 5,knocs-
ing Goodwin iout tof'the box in thc seq.
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Standing of the Teams.


: Games today: Brooklyn at Boston. Phila-
delphia at New York. . .,. .. -.i.. =. ,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03

IotaIs. 81 III 70 =
6 6stroi9 a. i:;i SSS 9 g 9 al
First base on errors Detroit, 3. Two
base hit Stoyall. Home run. Congalton.
Sacrifice hits: Buelow, Coughlin. Double
plays: Rossman (unassisted; StoValI TO
Lajoie TO Rosstnan; Scbaefer TO Lindsay.
First base on balls: OF I.eibhardt, 3;
of. .ponoyan,. l. Time: l:20. Umpires:
Evans and 0LoughlihL
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Slated for Chesbro in the eighth.
New York, .%.,.lg 90 9 0 o / o. 3
Left..on bases; New York 3; Philadelphia
"A stolen bases Keeler, Bender. Two-ba
hts, Davis, Shean. Tpree-base hits: Hon
nan; Williams sacrince hits: Hartscl 70.
Double PLAYS: , EIbeffeld to Chase to
Thomas, coornbS 70 OIdfing. Struck out:
BY Coonibs.. 5; BIZ chcsfro. 8; by Doyle. l.
First base pr bails: 5.Off Coombs, l.; on
ghksbroy 3 Hits; on chesbro, 5 IN seven
Pitch: Chesbro, Hit with pitched ball
Bender. Time: I 80 tTn1pife: Hurst
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-03
Athletics Defeat. HighIanders.

B PHILADELPHIA,~ Oct. 2--Philadelphia
New, York today through the effec-
iiNa nltchink of -ConIlIlis Score: -
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IVIHIE.s.'soT i
chicago ...........ss1 ] o o % y
ST. Louis .... ....,... 0 o 0 q % v p
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-17
MAKE SMALL HAUL.

LEADvILLE, Colo, Oct 1.-Two armed men boarded the engine of the Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No. 5: at Malta tonight, and at the point of revolver compelled the engineer and fireman to uncouple the cypress and baggage cars. They then forced the engineer to pull the cars several miles up the road When the train stopped the bandits went to the express car, and covering the mes seEgers with their weapons. attempted to blow up the safe. They only se- cured about $50.
 A posse of eleven we'll armed men, headed by Sheriff o. Mahoney, is in pursuit of the bandits. whose descrip- ton ,allies with that of the two men who blew open safe at White Sul phur Springs in Summit county a few nights ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-17
GRAND OPERA CO, SCORES GREAT
 SUCCESS
Opesa House Is Crowded to Hear Il Troyatore on Second Night of Engagement in This City.

On the second night of their engage ment In Bisbee. the Italian Grand Op- era company. repeated its success of the previous evening. and again played to a crowded house. The attraction last night was I'll Trovatore," and was produced in a manner worthy of the people who have travelled across the American sentiment scoring one suc- cess after another.
 The role of Lonora was sung last night by Sra. L. Pagini. and she proved herself to be a singer of great ability. Many times she was recalled after rendering some particularly diff ficult solosps Her voice is of a rich character and wonderful power. The ST. M. Sigaid. and he easily carried of the honors for the evening. In ad- dition to a voice which is we'll trained. and of wonderful sweetness, this gen. tleman possesses a personality which Is adapted to the part. He was en- cored time and time again. and re- spondej in a most graceful manner. The role of the. Count of Lima was sung by ST. T. Torres Orando, and that gentleman also scored great sue cess Sra. c. Gentalini sang the part of Azucena, and together with ST. NJ Sigpald carried off the honors of the evening. Her voice Is very pleasing and her interpretation of the part is perfect Although playing a role which does not appeal to the audience her acting was of such a character that she was frequently interrupted with bursts of applause.
 The remaining members of the com pany, while playing minor parts. were the recipients of much applause.
 In their two performances this com pany has demonstrated the fact that they are artists of rare ability, and justify the high praise which has been accorded them ever since their arrival in this country.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-17

case with the submission as evidence of a single document asking q decree of the Supreme Court of the state de elaring the defendant company mot guilty in the contempt proceedings Of 1900.
 MT. Phelps followed Mr. David for the prosecution, and MT. Troup occu- pied the balance of the day until after 5 o'clock in making an argument for the defense.
 The prosecution told the jury that thero never had been an actual cessa- ton of the Standard Oil Trust of 1882. as shown by the evidence, although the form of the organization had been changed.
 The defense made as its main point. that while the evidence showed all the so-callei subsidiary companies to beowned by the Standard On Company of New York, not ons syllable of evi- dence had been deduced to show that the defendant company was so owned
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-17
STANDARD OIL co.
 0N TRIAL IN OHIO Case About Ready to Go to Juy--lawyers Make
 Long Arguments.

FINDLAY, Ohio, Oct. 1e.-That the case of the Standard oil Company of Ohio. on trial for conspiracy against trade, will be in the hands of the jury tomorrow. is confidently predicted to- night by the attorneys for both sides
 The evidence is all in. and the argu- ments progressed for four hours to- day. The jury has yet to hear Attor. ney Kline for the defense, and the closing argument for the state by At tcrney General Eliis.
 Prosecutor David began his argu- ment at 1 o'clock this morning. after two witnesses had testified for The state, and the defense had closed Its
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-17
MINING CONGRESS IN DENVER

DENVER. Oct 16--Important to Denver and to the entire Rocky Noun tain region is the annual American Mining Congress which held It's open ing session at the Broadway theatex today.
 President ]. H. Richards responded to the welcoming addresses delivered by Governor Mcdonald and others. after which five minute speeches were made by a number of prominent deie- gates and directors. including Cover LOTS Pardee of California and Cutler of Utah
 After tte appointment of commit tees. President Richards delivered an annual address. He advocated the establishment of 8 department of mines and mining by the Federal gov ernment, and the creation of new member of the President's cabinet. President Richards submitted . reso- ution urging the passage of such a