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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-09
HANGED ON GHOSTS TESTIMONY.

The testimony OF ghost would for much in
OF law but the day has been when has ufcd hang
1t stated that the original dispositions the Bodean
Library of remarkable of this character.
a girl named Anne Walker supposed have been
her good by substantial farmer Some afterwad
called neghbor, with all bloody
from wounds telling murdered by
accomplish Her body apparion said
buried which she described and she begged the
whom she appeared to bring her murderers justice True enough
the body found the place the brought
trial The character of the intensified by
sitting the shoulder father the Both the cul
prits hanged
There ghostly with which readers of
Scott familiar Soon after the As English soldier
dering Braenar violent death Hawks do
hawks and opened his mouth give cew Years
passed and then communication another
world.
farm declared in the night had appeared
him declaring itself be the ghost of the soldier whose bones
said lay still unburied The Highlander their decent
and have the murderers named brought
The Highlander promised but did keep his word and second
and third the appeared and upbraded him for his breach
OF faith Alarmed and longer daring delay the
called which the had indicated
and there found the bones of the murdered concealed
moorland called the Hill of Christie.
The OF the Highlander the of ntiacobe
who the trial Court of
ustiCiary Edinburgh There the tale cooborated by
who had naked figure the place the night
spoken OF by the 1t Of superstition district
than commonly and the seemed
disposed find the charged guilty of the murder But 1t
happened that the principal spoke only Gaelic Now,
said counsel what language did the ghost
speak, In good Gaelic heard in Lochaber, the
reply. Pretty good ghost of English soldier said
counsel And that question saved the neck of the
the bar The could believe in ghost but not
English ghost speaking GaeIie.-I ondon Daily Standard
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-09
Occidental Restaurant thQ QeSHlldS.

Everything new. First-class cooks;
courteous walters.
BEST MEAL TO BE HAD IN TOWN.
Open from a. m. to p. m. Private
Dining Room for Ladies.
1920 LEONG HOY. Proprietor
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-09
WIN. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Co, of Liverpool
England.
Alliance Assurance Co., of Londop
England.
Scottish Union 4 National Insurane.
Co., of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ito
Wihelma of Magdeburg Genera
surance Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-09

Did the
prison object All if had
today 81 tn
could prisoner, sit three pmen an
patrol 'Cveland Plain Dealer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-09

Halo had
Illness fellow
froma edit
mine the last three
andI thanks thanks Town and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-09

to boy" Yes
in
suppose whistle Tam
'-Phiadelphia
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like this:
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-09
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RAILWAY & LAND GO,
K
TIME TABLE
October s, 1904.
rr1

OUTWARD.
For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*9:15 a. M, 1920 p. M
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-f7:3 80 a. m, 1915 a. m, *11 :0j
a. m, "2:15 p M, 1920 p. m, *5:15 p. m,
1880 p. m, i11:15 p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waianae-*S:36 a. M, "5:31
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-f7:46 a. m. 1886 a. M,
1923 a. m, $40 p. m, *4:31 p. m,
1881 p M. *7:38 p. m.
Daily.
: Sunday Excepted.
Sunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited a two-hour
train, leaves Honolulu every Sunday
at S:22 a. m; returning arrives in Ho-
nolulu at 1910 D. m. The Limited
stops only at Pearl City and Waianae.
G. P. DENISON, F. G. Smith,
Supt. G. P. & T. A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-16
ihc, fpnntc abcr put inncn nidt 0if.
ltcn.
Ser Unite S~cIbftmor0.
ucriud).

Charles @oaer bon Sii0. gumbcr-
lonO modtc ont Iprticritoa ieiret
f%iinften Selbimlproperll,h, inbcn CT
Gin Glontum Wiit pcrid1lndtc. So
MISREPRESENTATION idcillen ibH
l~cpcnsniiioe Qcuodlt Sif Iabeu. &or
mebreren Sabrelt iprallg er pou Der
Neitsgirginicr 8riide ITS Woiier,
crreid)te o5er itift icilte a6fidt. Ion
Scrt trng rlr ei1gu Mrn uro gein4
briidl nnpon.
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@eitern MaydauS Giienbasn.

Seein!ieilo 70. H'ooeftbPr. perldBt StuebSfd.ioi
1dgfidl.
Lis Yloraers5S6nelnoft, Sugerstofp,t pH. &
gs.sSdbrf," Gapnes6orc, GbarHbersburg nnb.
ansaeHpGiiaeu Gdhiras, 9auco6 nnb Gums
500 Sed5m. Accommodation mad uuion.
9rioge. ionic t1elid, 1lSgcrortniefi Sonlitna,
gorf. SaIoper, 9ettDsbiir9 mo y. uiio $.
SipiiioH 1niifter. le
1855 9saehnr. = Grpref, .SdnptIiuie. Suaers-
iolon, Saneod, Shippct sburs NIB. ausnenofrs
men Snnniaa. Jreocrid unb GnIntifsbrrg.
NarloiisI nason.
@agfid, ancaenpmmen Gunntns.
SIS Mproens - PORT, y. uro s. Sjpilion NIB
8ourtlitic nitIid pci eu,orpsSrobe, iorpic
Carlisle.
7.5o @israeis stfum. mad sisbficIS, iopie
@ntrritsburg.
1000 Moraers = sseftern Grpreb, Mefrniniter,
9feto &innfor. Union @rioae. 9rueepiqe (5res
neridl, Iburmnni, 8alnesboro, Chambers,
turQ 8ndersioipu. SnHcpd. Cumberland uno
Glfins. Buffet Sbferoaticiisss Saeann.
5.33 @acnI. ~ ACCOMMODATION nan 6nnoher.
G.25 ~-sffoni. mad Union 9rihae.
Tnr Eruncrftaas unn GnmftdaS.
ft.25 Ibeaos - stffom. rnd liniru,gribee.
Gnr Snnntdqs.
9.30 W,oraeTIs-gtfom. rnf uniofsSringe ntn
S,nnprer.
: Salt nift. on aennbIbnnia.ac e .einiion an.
q. Mubertfen. g.. ~. 5uipea,
@en. =Geihdftsfiibrer. Gen. sRaii. sslserit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-16

Gin ucucS Mci bnod ) + s.
- Yoitor Stcraer miro onl
30. Ge5enbcr, AbenDa 7 llbr, III Der
Grciemi9fcit9 Stride cin 4mtnNerld)o-
llcS llelle5 NeibHodtalpicl: uGilcr
Mtutter 2ciO in Der irobcn Mclb.
nodt95cit," 0aS lid)erlid ollie Scr5cn
0cpiunt, oufiiibrcn. Sin crgreiien.
oco 8ilo, aus Dem Hcbclt gegrifIen,
0os bic S%d)attcnicitcn oea ScbcnS III
@ort unO 9ieO bartlett. miro sur
mabren &crberrlidunQ Der @cibs
llod)ten sum eritcn Wtnlc mtfgefilbrt.
9eionocrS nnjiebcnO un0 erbrbcnO,
fpie fem @otteaOiCrlt cr6ebcnocr lein
fam miro lid ober audi Der 6cItoft
Der yalerflcinltcn" crmeilcn, Die nit
ibren berrliden 2ieoern dle &cr3cn
5ltr Nnoadt itinrmen. Wfit piel
Mii6e nuo 6lcib miro gciibt. gcprobt
unb gemcttciiert. Inn Gin ipobrbott
idlores @eibno6t@ieit fir PIT m0
Sitng ST. pcronltdltcn, I'M Sint mo
@ciltc 0cIicrL Der 0urd) lclne berrs
.lidcn @iIOrr mto @lcidniiic bic Met-
id)enbcr5cn crncdte ans Scr Wtddlt
bcs YbariiGcrtbunlS. Gin is 6ltB
ibober 5|nnnenboum lit bcreits allsbc-
mablt, Ooa ~BcrGunlige @otteShalls 3t
icbmiidcn. Eiinftlih Z llbr miro oaS
6eltlpiel ieinen Ntinng nebmerl. Ter
Gintritt fiir @upadiene bctrGgt 15c.,
fiir Sinner 10c. Ser @rtrnA III filr
Ole Nrnleufalie beItimnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-16
Gbciapcafe Sampfcr.G Ompagaie.

Gbriapcaie.2tuic.
Sle9nnte EailGgier = Sampler sIugufta" uno
aNiIdnia" uud
60 Ebtnt Comfort NM HpTiuts, IA.
9dtipfer o~erluifet Baltimore tdgli6 (duSets
%lioutlten GpfHtnQs) lini $50 IbeHos NIB toins
men In DID 8oint @ontfort nm & ll6r Mlorgens
lIito IN ~9tnrtolf nm T.t5 MprgeIIS a1t,t uHfGItes
Bello on bic 9iieuhlbu5itge Nad allen Yltllften
oe5 GiioeHs mo SGofpeftenS.
WOrfs9ituers4iuie. e.
Slegalite Yliiagicr 9ampicr Charlotte lnS
Baltimore"
mad &eftsGuiiit uno Mi1nipub, Gu.
GalnpIer ~0erlailcll Baltimore tdeli6 (liisaes
%loltiilct GonHt1gS) llul 8 ll1r gtdGmitIagS uno
loilntelt 81 9SeitEotnt nm $50 Niuraer5 uRo
IN JiidlntoSn iIui 0.25 Mor0cIls all.
Sic On WioEi0Qen, 0}iitpU6en uub 5reitaaen
bon galtimcre Gbinbrenhen Sampler, mn Sic
ooit gSei:s@olHt an @ieniinaer, &pnnerItdecn
uilo SaulitdGeil ~ahfabren, leacn III Sloucetiers
Roiilt, Clements iilb 9llnipnoS ON: uno bic
an SteliitaGen, NoElteritaaeu liao Gamitagen
BON baltimore mo an Iioniseen, Mitlpp6en
unb DfeitaGen hon &SelbFoint achievement
Nnrtpter le8en IN YorItulutl ulo GidOsg3anf an
Lhei 9lllliitgent gettcr).
2ampicr ~uetlaicn @aft:mprc puia ssicr Nr. IS
uno 10, 2inAti,ra ken,sserfte.
Shrbsgtueie nQa allen BultlteH i0nnen &c
libert, Gepid aufpegehen NIB Stuilien3immer
IN SornltS reierotrt lperten, In Den biefiqen
Mtaet'&urcatg. sir. 1f9. St.Saltimprc, etrase,
Y. y. %9td6iuG, 9taent; Mr. t27, Eft.Saltinpre.
straRc, oetr ben Sdupt 3 Sitreaar: Nix. $50,
stant'Strafe, .@altimpre, Nlo.
6ea6rn suffer, 6, Z. 9aisrt,
I. y. Me1auaet, SiiIis.Geu. s8afi. .slecni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-16
Mcrdants' C Mincrs' S~ranspprta.
tipn COMPANY.

SnMpiersSinten
Roo cotton uno Dem Often: iebeit Wnntag,
SienliG9, Sorncritag uno ennfiae, Mberos
9 tl6r.
gtdM Gropiberce uno oenl Often: ieoen Sunn.
Tag, Wtttitood iro 6reitng, gbsnoS & nor.
Nn1 yteippust9ic,o5 m6 Yicrfolt: i6Jli9 um
6 ubr gIbeuos.
5rott Wir6 id9Ii6 bis 3 llbr sfbe1cs fur OH
Dem 2Gqc a0fnbrenee 3aupier anacnomnIen.
Na9 SGpan1ab iIn6 oetn Siiocr: icoen Giers
ltae, 9rnleTitig lto Ganiing, abtloS 9 llbr.
Vpiioner uno Srobineuces8 antpier fabren BON
Der @erlte an SI6e oes 9onp,SodS ub. Gds
olrllidp' Sampler bon Der Merfte um 0ube Der
Bcits6Glss9beunc.
6. 81. Giiainsbou, aeent,
2cna Tod.
". e. Snrhsr, P..I.sn,.
". .. Stetbtns, Sen. s31iaH.
Snuptbitrcau - GhooitsGGe German. NIB
StGbt' Straee. Gt3,9&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-16

Observation-Disclosures fuD NtIpf HJptI mo bts
rcit 8Im 0ebrau6 In Der GanIoeiis uHo nj.
9tct llsStuiien am 1000, TbcnoS.
V, ndob ItlnutiesGitp an gScfentaeen; y.
rad NtIaHtif.GitD tdgli6; 2, mad atlauttc-Gtth
Sonnidas. slle Siige balteR In Ritminstuu.
Is hdlt In Gbeitcr al.
@Diic- affoni., G0mhensS tation. 1915 Sprul.,
100 9ind1fr., 26.t0 G9etoS: Mt. 9tpual'Station,
*S,20 giprRia l9,25 9ia6m., ?6.i5 9betos.
Mbcroeen Tfipn;., GunbeitsS iation, 2t.00
Nn6m. 1910 Gbenbs; Mft. 8oDalStatiop.
2i.05 Gadbir., 1916 Mbenos.
6ecroirung bon GGIlm IN S6fdfs poer Bars
ors9Sngeons, Spetfernteit etc. iuerben f9neu be-
iorai per Sclcpbuu III alien f~oieeioeI 9iaets
Biircalr: Charles iino ginItiiroresSirabe e. &
r.. ct. Sanl 1924 poer 9Ro., Gourtlano f50t;
pit. Jiopal.stntion 6. & g.. mt. gerilon 3i23;
COMMUNICATION SrformationSsgiirediL 6. & Y.
2 EcaI $40. ODER Mp., 90ar..lro 2726; iine
ear. 52e, Gio'9roa5pdp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-16
Ins Dem Snnern MarDlano's nnb
Den an0renscnocm Staaten.
g cacr6eiti c perfoIgt

Nc9crbe1tie perfol9t t..
Sin m%nbcfanntcr 9ie9er berillGte
am Sreito9 Nndmitta1 einen crirni-
lellen An9riif alii 6rnlt Sobu Mcio
BON 9lnle Nrlnoel.G ountp, etlpd Orei
Wcilen bon AnnupoliS entiernt, aus
5uiiibren. Die @cihreibung oes &e,
gers, neld)e I'M Belts Ser Eolijei lit.
lit nllr 'ebr ihwadl. 8r. nlO Srnll
Vricc Mnrtbington, luelde lid Der
lleheriallsitcle nGberten uerid)eiid)4
ten Den Wtanm; Tie ioben ieOo6 liilr
ieinen Hiidell. ais CT entflob. 5r.
&~prtbiltaton lit. frGitflidl iino folnlte
6cSbalb Bic &erfolAnnp iiiht uuihch,
Net. 1hcriti Eintbitrm lit INN nit
lcincn Scltcn olf Der Glide mad Dem
8liidlti9cl. 1ie Nniid)t lit, ouB it'd
ocrielbe III Ocn @nlOmn1eu unibdlt.
1ucldle lid Don Dem SDatort bis Che
ltertielo crltrrdet.
Sn einem aofter |ctnge.
iperrt.
Saluretlee illegal ltt0 Glarcltee
Sans. 5rci II Sabre nltc stnaben bon
&uAcrstt.uu, No. id)loiien lid in ser
@olHtR9 Der 6rlS. @rubcr in Sa.
gerstonn am 6rcitn9 Nadlmittng in
eiiien 9reBeu aoiier eilt lull iuartn
iidbe5il erliidt, ais lie siaiaedt mir
ben. Die anuben batte,i iid in belt
Moffer aciest, ols ploelid) ser Ietel
in's shloG iiel. Giner Ser andben
bate 5lpar Den SdIiiiicl in Scr I'll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-16
MarpIaab 4. Hrnnipfsania q. q.

Siae u~rrlnIcn Worth, 9lpt iic. citation:
7.30 sSnr,n. nod 9arf liglit, nnsgenomneH
Suiiniaps.
$40 Norm. nrob Selia. MIR GuiR.des.
$50 Born. nab eclair td9li4, nusgcuoEis
men SnnittaaS.
20 Madni. rad g'elair. MIR SantInas.
,3.25 s;ahnn, mad DarI iosiid. uusaenummcn
Sonntues.
4.05 9Sadnf. mad Se!io. MIR eonHtngs.
4.45 HnhnI nnb gel1ir f1glim, dusaeuom=
men Soantdps.
600 stbenos nar 9eita t0elid. ausscnoms
men Gonntdl2.
II 90 Mbenos ilab GeItn, znr Gunutoas.
1880 Ibeno3 ind 9elair. gTiitipo9 u. Sanu
tag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-16
Baltimore Sumbf Sadet So.
tdite NIB 5uuesld line Yais2inie.)
sic Ser. GtauAensRoit btforbetnb.
rNantnseY 0lt~otet.ar t.anN ~ NJ enot NJ a.
Tantpier ,Sirginia" fl,eu). ,HIaban,a,"
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vtDtDrgtu," tltNNVNtt".
9nmpfer iabren tieltdl. Goniltaas nnsgenortA
nicn. bon ben r9iai49tuie" .Fiers. Ar. t0-is,
goint Comfort 9iorfolf, Vortsncui6 nno allen
Iunften ocs Giioeits. sersins.:uD in Sla
8oint Comfort nit e. & s, GIienbaba", Gad
aScaboarb sir Cine" fotioen Su9 mad lsorts,
ninutb nno Iilanfa. IN 9orspfi gserbiuoune
NIT Ser r%stilaniie g1ait Cine" giorfolf rno
bstn. gSaib.naion. Me..e., &itninns. Si, nno
GeEbgDorf. e1AAs.
Mablseiten nnd earondil6en TIone. 9lru.
riofe daiilfen5iniiner. elettriiAe 9e.eldainnI
3ainrfbei5mng, 4oien fret. 4sferairte anjiisefs
Sinimer in Der. gtncisNlreuiir Der yes e.ae.'"
Sr. f67, OitFdltimore, Strnbe, 9tr. 900 nno
9nItimorc- nnb eiltcrtye trohc. seorttrenfaI
Iruft @iIttsing" nnh sIbauGbs Nc. 100. Nsro'
GbnrIessStrobs.
Sebft n. afrrrpspo. g. s'rn,ur.
Sicesgrdf. u. ens9aanager. @fn-s YaN.'Sgent.
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SaltimoresO bio- 8abn.
Sdgli9. SdeIid, ausgenctrntcn Sorria1.
Z Hur Snnifnn


S6picE5IBe USCoC StuHpe uIf Die SfunoC" DON
Der 9atnoelsSintipn na6 2SaTBinaion al
gSpGclltagcit 100 Gorm. bis 800 gtbeuos.
6rilpere slbiabrt bon Der OH. 9~sobulsStuttor.
9aaibinaton, ~oeriutiet 4t Sto1ulfStliiou
*6,05, *6.45, !7.10. 1850. $500, $685., 1851,
!l1.53, 2t1.55 gprnl., @f2.f3. 1925, lob,
.2.43, 1870, *4.tG. 400. l5.55 giaduI., *6.OV,
1888, $500 @imtieO) tlo.55, *Ii;2 aben6s;
pcrl. characterization 800, *6.t5, $3.50, 200,
!7.20. $500, $500. 1900. $1,000, !t1.00 Sorm..
$1,000 a.. 1902. *t2.22, 100. 2l.05, 300.
800, 1905. 400, 1870. 800. 1905, 1855
siadm., 1900. *6.tG, 500, 400, $500, *S.16
(9inliteo). 1900. 1905, *1t.10, &tt.32 Nbbs.
Annapufia Mit. 9inbalsSiation. 1850 mo
?S.55 Soril,, .4,55 ulto l5.55 gindnl. Garnoeils
Station, 500 mo 1900 Gnrit, 200 llitiags,
800. 1885 9iahft nHo 1900 glbenos.
Srcoerid, Gamber.station, 1875 uno ?o.15
Sorm., lt.25. 1880 mo 1920 9iddul.
@indbfitcr, nj. Hobal, $40 Gurrt., Nl2.4S,
1880 9fddbm.; 9dinoensStntior, 1920 Sprri.,
1900, 1850 uno 400 AHd)nt.
Sagerstuiun, nj, GunalsStntipn, i7.10 Sorrl,
1890 Nudm.; GautoeflsS tatior, 1920, 1885
@crn,., 1850. 400 gin6lt.
Gn%itptts0itD rno Mt. Airp, Characterization,
1875, 29.15 BORN, lf.25, 1850, 1920 hadn't,
anrap, MI. Decentralization, *2.43 Sla6m.;
GaIuocil, $500 Nod1nt.
Npgal Siue 2inc
iadi philadelphia nuo Ncu .g)prf.
Geuer terminus an Der Sreiuno5lpdn5ieftet
Giraffe. 9iel Yorf. beaicnl mad SotelS, Ibeaiers
ifuo @cfhd1ts Siltrlit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-16
Tran Giiiabrtb Muoolpb.
Wr. 1910. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ut. IZl3, NfHsSaNpalt1S fraIr,
Die 9tusfteuuna bon pernnItem worsefan
fpuroe Miantng, ben 3. Gc5enber. erbffnct.
HnGmittnr5. ~ynlss M
Grpbs stasaun6I bon preiEmsribea saetbndatss
Gclhciiei. 0SeptSo-l
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EaHe sur 8eiie in'S MnsInnb &c.
f5rgt 6. Hainc, Mr. 413, pi.waIti.
mprrssirafc, nabr GOitnm
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cured get your money back. No
opiates. Sold by Brunt q Parman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-09-19
1915 S223l
IOWA & MINNESOTA DIVIS
1896 sl272

DEBORAH BRANCH
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-09-19

Picking Vinegar and Spices at
Tracy's. Phone So.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
JURY FOR GREENE AND eAYNoR
Taking of Testimony In Long
Delayed Conspiracy Case
Begins Today.

SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan. ia jury was
chosen today in the Greene and Gaynor
case and tomorrow morning the actual trial
OF the defendants upon the charges OF con-
spiracy against the United States govern
ment endorsement and receiving funds
known to have been embezxled from the
United States will commence. Documentary
evidence will predominant over oral testi-
mony. II is believed about thirty witnesses
will testify. More trouble than had been
anticipated arose when the selection of the
Jury was reached. II developed that quite
a number were without bias or prejudice I'm
the case and the defense raised the question
OF their competency. Mr. Erwin was granted
permission TO question the biased jurors a.
to the cause and character OF their preju-
dice. The defense objected TO all this line
OF questioning. asserting that the jurors
we're ipso facto shown incompetent when
they admitted any bias OF prejudice The
court. however, took the contrary view.
citing decisions of the United States court
In support OF his view that bias based on
Newspaper articles simply were not held to
disquaiify juror.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
PEABODY FAMILY POISONED
Attempt TO XIII Former Governor of
Colorado, Wife and Daughter
Nearly Successful.

DENVER, Colo. jan ia special to
the News from Canon City, Colo. says
that Former Governor James II. Peabody,
his wife and their daughter were poisoned
by food eaten at breakfast this morning
and the daughter, Miss Cora Peabody, Is
in dangerous condition as a result. The
governor and Mrs. Peabody although quite
i'll for several hours, recovered sufficiently
to devote their attention to the daughter.
Physicians are in attendance upon the
young woman, and unless a change for
the worse comes tonight they believe she
will escape serious consequences.
An air OF mystery surrounds the affair
Enough was CLEANED from friends OF the
family tonight to show that there is a
belief that an attempt was made to de-
stroy the family by poison. An intimate
friend of the Peabodys said that several
letters had been received by the former
governor within the past week or two call
ing his attention to the matter of the death
of Former Governor Steunenberg of Idaho
and threatened him with similar fate.
Relating to his experience he went through
today. Governor Peabody said: II do not
want to say where l think the responsible
ity lies until the results of the investigation
now being made are made known"
Mr. Peabody was governor OF Colorado
during the labor troubles at Cripple Creek
and Telluride. when troops took possession
Of both camps and during which the Inde-
pendence station dynamite explosion hap
pened.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
TlLLMAN IS TURNED DOWN
Southern Senator Introdus.s Resolution for
Investigation Of Mstris Iociient.
In IS Promptly LAID ON TABLE
Motion Made by senator Daniels
to This Eject IL Carried
ny q Vote OF %

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS-There was an
echo of yesterdays stormy session In the
senate today when Mr., Tillman presented
his resolution directing senatorial in
vestigation into the removal Of Mrs. Nor
ris from the White House. The resolution
provoked no debate and Mr.. Tillman con-
tented himself with a brief statement in
which he said that he would not nave in
troduced the resolution but for The taunts
OF Mr.. Hale. When he concluded MIR.
Daniel moved that the resolution be laid
on the table and this disposition was made
OF II by vote OF 81 tot.
The remainder of the day was GcyGted
to speeches on the pure food, and merchant
marine bills. Mr.. McCumber advocating
the food measure and Mr. Mallory opposing
the shipping bill Mr. Mallory was so
frequently interrupted as to cause his
speech to take on the aspect OF n general
debate During the controversy Mr.. Bacon
suggested, that American corporations like
the Standard Oil company engaged in
transporting their own goods to market.
could take advantage of the subsidy pro-
vision Of the bill. Mr. Gallinger admitted
the force of the objection and promised
that the defect would be corrected
The senate then adjourned until Mon
NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-19
The New Pony Suits, the New
Polo Suits, and the New
Jaunty Little Elton Suits.

Are now being shown in our Cloak depart
ment, second floor.
As the leading store in Omaha, naturally
we are the first to show the new ideas. AS
they are evolved from Paris, Berlin and
New York. every style We show has the
latest touches of the tailor artist. The lead
ing shades for the coming spring are pale
greys, shadow plaids. checks, Alice blue,
Dewberry rose and extreme light shades OF
tan Everything borders on the pale colors'
A good time to buy a suit Is now.
THE NEW SPRING SKIRTS ARE ALSO
READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
Choice new styles, pretty designs and
most perfect fitting garments, just received
from our high class designers. all the late
coIors. Prices from $3.50 to 5000 each
THE NEW SPRING COATS ARE DECID-
EDDY swAGGER.
While the spring goods are gradually
crowding the winter goods. there is stu
time to get lots OF good out of winter coat
at the prices you can buy them here, neck
fur, a tailor suit.
All our fine tailor made suits in cloth at
one-half price.
All our handsome velvet suits at one-half
price
All our Lingerie Waists at one-half Price.
All our fine furs at January clearing sale
prices.
All our pretty japanese Long kimonos at
January clearing sale prices.