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, 1906-10-09
CATTLE MARKET
At SOUTH OMAHA
CLAY, ROBINSON 6. COMPANY
EPlToMlZE CONDITION OF
TRADE AT PRESENT.
General Run Of Killing Steers Met
Good Reception at Hands of Pack
ers, Cows and Heifers Also Going
Rapidiy-Last Weeks Sheep Re-
ceipts Heaviest of Season.
Special to The Republican.


South Omaha, Neb., Oct. 9.-The cat
tie tale ec.,t'nued in very good shape
ali last week. The run was moderate
at all markets, especially hera. after
tie first two days. The general run
of killing steers met good reception
at the hands of the packers, and while
there was no material advance at any
one time, the strong active condition
OF the trade each day worked an ad-
vance of 10@15c by the close of the
week. The good to choice steers are
selling at $4.5O@5,OO, although there
was nothing real choice offered, Fair
TO good kinds are selling at $4.00U4.50,
these prices covering the large per-
centage of supplies in this division.
Cows and Heifers Also Up.
Cows and heifers also showed con-
siderably more strength, and prices at
the close showed about the same i'm
provement as with the steers. Good
to choice kinds are selling at
T'.-vNt"'vog loLI ~ 6oOhs PAsOONl OsIOs
Gamers, s1.75Q2.0O. Heavy feshy
feeders continued in the best demand,
and as high as $500 was paid for
l,26S-pound steers to go to the country
tc be finished on corn. We sold this
lot, n car, for Charles tombstone,
Alzada, Mont. Good kinds of heavy
feeders are quotable at s4.25@4.60;
fair to good, $4.OO@425; good to
choice Light and medium weights,
S3.65@4.OO; fair to good, $S.4O@S.65.
The Sheep Market.
The run of sheep last week was the
heaviest OF the season, and while
lambs showed a decline of 25@4Oc,
sheep were not over 1O915c lower.
Good killing lambs are selling at
$6.75@Z.OO; good yearlings, s5.5O@5.75;
good wethers, $4.S5@5.15; good ewes,
$4.50@475; good feeding lambs.
$6.O0@6.4O; good yearlings, s5.OO@5.6O;
good wethers,s4.65@5.OO; good ewes,
S3.75@4.4O.
, 1906-10-09
Trial Now in Progress.

Denver, Colo, Oct. 9.-The trial of
the pretty Italian girl charged with
killing her master, who bought her
from her mother in Italy and made her
his slave here, really began today, be-
fore a crowded court room.
Girl Seems Indifferent.
The jury, which was principally Sc
lected yesterday, was completed today.
The girl scarcely listens to the pro-
ceedings. She seems very much bored,
although if she is convicted she must
hang.
, 1906-10-09

The sale of the timber is in line with
the policy of the bureau. and if it was
wrong, then the whole forest reserve
idea is wrong. The department is but
carrying out the plans of the bureau
and is working no intentional wrong
to anybody. The committee will make
report to the Commercial club upon
mountains. 1t is his intention to go
to the reserve to confer with the of
ficials relative to the exemption of
certain sections from the proposed
sale Of timber.
, 1906-10-09
THE BRYAN IDEA
Gets SEVERE JOLT
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP PROVES
NOT THE BEST THING FOR
CAPITAL CITY OF OHIO.
Columbus Facing the Necessity of
Abandoning Its Plant or Dropping
One Hundred and Forty Thousand
Dollars Into Hole Made by Running
Deficit in Lighting Plant.

2EfAA1A ~ A AAI AkNDubAAEdAs
Washington, Oct. 9.-News of the
progress or decline of municipal own.
ership is never lacking in Washington,
for no sooner are the hearts of the ad-
vocates of munipalization made glad
by the report that one community has
adopted the policy thai they are again
bowed down by the announcement
that some other city is abandoning it
The subject is particularly interesting
to the national capital, because it Is
so closely akin TO that of government
ownership which has been brought to
the fore by Nj. Bryan.
Swallows Up Half Million.
The latest development in this con
nection is the statement that the city
OF Columbus, capital or Onio, which,
, 1906-10-09
sritlshers Dislike Agreement.

London, Oct. 9.-Today's newspapers
are very bitter in discussing the agree
ment between the United States of
America and Newfoundland. The news
papers declare the colony has been be-
trayed by a liberal government.
Nothing in Story.
The American industry, which has
conducted the negotiations, said today
it would be absurd to even hint that
Newfoundland has been betrayed.
, 1906-10-09
COMMITTEE
Is PLEASED
GENTLEMEN WHO MET CHIEF
FORESTER SATISFIED AS TO
INTENTION OF BUREAU.
Conference Between Commercial Club
Committee and Clifford Pinchot
Leads Laramie Gentlemen to Con-
cIude That Department Will Work
No Hardship in Sale.

The committee from the Laramie
Commercial club, consisting OF Fred
A. Miller, w. II. Holiday and N. g..
Corthell, who went to Walcott yester-
day afternoon to confer with Hon. Gift
ford Pinchot, forester Of the bureau
of forestry, department of agriculture,
returned last night, having had a con-
ference with the gentleman concerning
the advertised sale of timber in the
Medicine Bow forest reserve. The
committee had a distinct understand
ing with the forester, having cleared
up every doubt in the minds of the
members and accomplished all that
could have been wished. The chief
contention was that the bureau was
about to denude the hills in the re-
serve, wasting the timber n render
ing the fortunes of the miner and
prospector unstable.
Not a Tear-Down Policy.
According 10 one of the members of
the committee, Mr.. Pinchot met the
committee in a most courteous manner,
and in the course of the conference laid
bare the plans of the bureau, showing
conclusively that the bureau was only
carrying out the policy of the depart
ment for the welfare of the forest re-
serve, and that it had absolutely no in
tention of working a hardship. A copy
of the contract to be entered into be-
tween the government and the sue
cessful bidder at the sale was shown
the committee, and they could ind
not one thing therein to object to. The
contract was for the removal of the
mature timber-timber that should be
disposed of for the good of the for
ests and the help of the bureau.
Sections Will Be Exempted.
Mr.. Pinchot told the members of
the committee that nine full sections
will be exempted from the sale. n
at the suggestion of Mr.. Pinchot, Judge
Grant, a member of the committee and
quite intimately connected with he
forest reserve Us lHe oWuei "a lhihih5
property, will be tent to the reserve
to confer with Mr.. Redington, the ex-
pert of the department, relative to the
segregation of the sections to be re-
served from the sale. Mr.. Pinchot
and Mr.. Davis. the forest supervisor,
informed the committee that the sec
tons about Holmes would be with
drawn and that others would be cut
out if the matter was made clear to
them that it should be done.
No Danger of Injury.
Mr.. Redington, the expert, has been
over the forest reserye completely as
q representative of the bureau. and
knows the conditions. He was able to
convince members Of the committee
that there NO danger
Of material injury to private parties
, 1906-10-09
GRAND MASTER HERE
EN- ROUTE TO MEETIN

Hon. F. G. Poll of Sheridan, grand
master oil the grand lodge of Wyoming,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
stopped off here this morning, on his
way to Rock River to attend the grand
lodge meeting, leaving for the west
this afternoon with Grand Secretary
Louis Miller and the representatives of
the two lodges here. A number of the
representatives from the northern and
central portions of the state also pass.
ed through the city this afternoon. Mr.
Poll will the grand lodge to
morrow morning.
, 1906-10-09
Strikinn Mill Men Eiuhtinn.

Ottawa, Ontario, Oct. 9.-The strik-
ing mill men who gathered yesterday
at the Buckingham big lumber camp
and We're routed by the police last
night, after four had been killed, in
Guiding the vice president of the com
pany, gathered achievements and re
assembled today. A conflict is expect
ed tonight and the government is hur-
rying reserves to the scene of the
trouble.
, 1906-10-09
IS AFTER
LONDON WRITER
MAGAZINE SAID FORMER TAM
MANY BOSS HAD BROUGHT
NEW YORK EVIL.
Former Brave of Tammany Wants Fiji
ty Thousand Dollars for the SIAN
der Of the Writing-SuItan of
Turkey Shot in Stomach by JeaI-
Gus Member of His Harem.

London, Oct. ct is announced that
legal proceedings have begun here
against a London magazine by Richard
Croker, former Tammany chief, who
sues the magazine for $4,000 for de-
famation of character.
Says Worse Than Tweed.
The magazine declared Croker was
disreputable, a man who had helped
to bring New York city into a state
more evil than Tweed had done.
, 1906-10-09
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, 1906-10-09
CHANGE OF VENUE
To GARRETT PRECINCT.

The attorney of Jose Martin, the
Mexican accused of beating his horse
to death Saturday, made application
in Justice Grants court yesterday aft.
ernoon for a charge of venue and the
justice sent the case to Mrs. M. A.
Garrett at Garrett, Martin being re-
quired to give bail in the sum of $3.50.
The case, If it is taken there for trial,
will cost two or three hundred dollars
, 1906-10-09
Kidnapping in Buffalo.

Buffalo, N. Y, Oct. 9.-The city was
in a state Of excitement this morning
over the kidnapping during the night
of Susie Becker. the 3~-year-old child of
prominent people here. 1t is known
that the little n was taken away by
a strange woman in an automobile.
The police appear to have no tangible
clue to the mystery, and the abduction
deepens as the hours advance.
, 1906-10-09
LETTER CARRIER HAS
RENDERED RESIGNATION.

Victor Cokefair, one of the Oldest
letter carriers in point of service in the
city, today rendered his resignation by
mail and Postmaster Beltz appointed
VIII Goodale to the vacancy. MI. Coke
fair writes from Palisade, New, that
he has a good position with a large
concer as a timekeeper and does not
desire to return to the postoffice. Mrs.
Cokefair Is still in this city and will
probably join her husband later.
, 1906-10-09
Copper Touches Hiah Mark.

New York, Oct. Cooper stock
continues to boom, n prices of raw
material are soaring. Today copper
touched % cents, the highest price on
record. This is believed to be an
abnormal figure, but has created a
sensation among the copper stocks of
all kinds, of which there is a steady
advance in prices.
, 1906-10-09
OIL TRUST BEING TRIED AT
FINDLEY FOR CONSPIRACY
AGAINST TRADE AND
MAY BE PUNISHED.
Expected That John D. Rockefeller
Would Be Placed on Stand, but He
Was Granted Separate Trial
Striking Mill Men in Canada XIII
Vice President of Company in
Fight With Police Last Night.

Findley, o., Oct. 9.-The Standard
Oil company was put on trial here to-
day, charged with a conspiracy against
trade. 1t was expected that John d.
Rockefeller, head of the trust, would
be present to testify, but he was grant
ed a separate trial. The penalty
against the company n its officers
is a fine of from $50 to $4,000, or from
six to twelve months Imprisonment.
, 1906-10-09
Bailey Would Help State.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. 9.-The attorney
general announces that Senator Bailey,
against whom a war has been de-
clared for defending corporations, has
offered his services to the state in the
prosecution of the Standard Oil com
pany, should custer proceedings
against that corporation be instituted.
The attorney general does not seem
keen to accept the offer.
, 1906-10-09
MAYOR MCKEE SELLS
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.

Mayor n Mrs. j. B. Mckee this
afternoon sold their handsome new res
idence at Sixteenth and Thornburgh
streets to Mrs. A. ]. Weaver, the price
being not made public. Mr.. Mckee will
begin at once to pack his household
stuff, and when that is completed will
go with his wife to Boulder, Colo. to
enter a sanitarium for treatment. He
will not leave Laramie permanently
for the present, but may be compelled
to do so on account of his health,
which is not good.
, 1906-10-09

Boston, Mass, Oct. 9.-The Anal
gamated has sold its copper output
four months ahead and other com
panies have sold five months ahead.
The metal continues to go up and sold
today at 221a cents.
, 1906-10-09
FIVE ENROLLED IN
GRADUATE STUDIES.

DR.. II. w. Qu~aintance's class in the
study of sociology, made up of grad
yates Of the university and meeting
at his rooms in the Spafford home, held
a meeting last night. when five were
enrolled, consisting Of Earl and Merl
Wolfard, Albin and Bergen Nelson and
Rev. r. A. Lansdell. The meeting
started off well and the interest was
keen.
, 1906-10-09
RIOS LOOKED FOR.
Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory
and Texas on the List.

New Orleans, La. Oct. "a killing
frost is expected tonight in Arkansas,
Oklahoma, Indian territory and parts
of Texas. 1t will result in a drop in
cotton and considerable loss is ex.
pected.
, 1906-10-09
Mercer Talk eooms Prices.

New York, Oct. 9.-Reports of a
merger between the General Electric
and Westinghouse companies made
the stocks jump today to over 1874.
If the merger is carried out, the stocks
will reach 200.
, 1906-10-09
Wood Gets Full Pardon

Denver, Colo, Oct. 9.-Antonino
Wood, the boy murderer who last sum-
mer was let o on parole from the
penitentiary, where he was serving a
life sentence. was today granted a full
pardon.
, 1906-10-09
YOUNGEST SON OF GREAT FINAN,
GER AND WIFE HAVE SEP
ARATED AND SHE GOES
TO VIRGINIA.
Papers Drawn for Legal Separation,
But Helen Gould Intervenes and
They Are Destroyed n Public
Scandal Averted-Woman Dies
from Worry over Suit to Break
Her Brothers Will.

New York, Oct. 9.-There is more
trouble in the house of the Goulds.
Mrs. Frank J.. Gould, wife of the young.
est member of the family, left the old
family home at Irvington n the resi-
dence of Miss Helen Gould today, ana
went for an indefinite stay to Virginia.
Angel Helen to Rescue.
There has been trouble between the
lady and her husband, who has com
pleted arrangements for a trip around
the world in his steam yacht. Papers
for legal separation between the two
were prepared, but at the prayful beg
ging of Helen Gould they have been
destroyed and the public scandal
averted.
, 1906-10-09
REGISTRY OFFICE WAS
OPENED ON TIME.

The registry Office was opened
promptly at 9 o'clock this morning,
with Agents Hugh Hynds and Guy Day
ton in charge. N. E. Corthell was the
first to register. The office is at 304
Third street, in the Wilkinson insur-
ance building.
, 1906-10-09
Sultan Shot by Woman.

Paris, Oct. ga Constantinople dis
patch says the reported illness of the
sultan of Turkey was not due to ma
tural causes, but to his being shot in
the stomach by a Kurdish woman, who
is jealous of his latest favorite in the
harem, a beautiful Caucasian.
, 1906-10-09
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, 1906-10-09
MRS. HEIGHT WILL BE
BROUGHT TO THE CT

DR.. II. L. Stevens was called at
midnight to the home of MI. and Mrs.
r. F. Hecht. in the Centennial valley,
where Mrs. Hecht is i'll with heart
trouble. That lady will be brought to
the city to be nearer her physician.
, 1906-10-09

a few years ago enthusiastically adopt
ed municipal electric lighting, is now
faced by the alternative of abandon
ing its plant or dropping $4,000 more
into the deficiency hole which already
has swallowed half a million dollars.
Meanwhile the city is paying 5000 a
night to private companies to light its
streets, which the city plant cannot
Illuminate
, 1906-10-09

Washington, d. c., Oct. 9.-The re-
port of the judge advocate general, is
sued today, shows that Uncle Sam has
much trouble in keeping the soldiers
from selling their brass buttons and
even their uniforms. Nearly 5000
trials for this offense took place last
vaor
, 1906-10-09
BANK DIRECTORS HAD
QUARTERLY MEETING

The regular quarterly and also the
monthly meeting of the directors of
the First National bank was held this
morning at the bank, when the regular
quarterly dividend was declared from
the net earnings of the bank. Other
routine business consumed the time
of the board.
, 1906-10-09
Mrs. jefferson Davis H..

Colorado Springs, Colo, Oct. 9.-Mrs.
j. A. Hayes has left here hurriedly for
Mrs. Jefferson Davis, widow of the
president of the confederate states,
who is reported seriously ill in New
York city today.
, 1906-10-09
HAD ROPE READY WHEN POLICE
ARRIVED WITH DRAWN RE-
VOLVERS AND RES
CUED VILLAIN.

Charged With Attempting to Assault
Fourteen.Year-old Girl and Fol.
lowed by Child's Mother Until Mob
Was Formed and Man Captured
Trial of Pretty Italian Girl in Den.
yer for Murder of Her Master.
, 1906-10-09
LARAMIE LODGE HAD

ooSiNL AND LONCh.
Laramie lodge, Eagles, had a social
session and luncheon after work lass
night, when two candidates were init.
a,ed. There was a good attendance Of
members.
, 1906-10-09

General Davis recommends that SOL
diers convicted of selling accoutre-
ments be very severely punished. He
thinks dishonorable discharge is not
severe enough.
, 1906-10-09
Deficiency Pointed Out.

The opponents of Mr.. Bryan's ideas
contend that if a community of less
than $4,000 people cannot successful
ly manage a small electric lighting
system without running behind hun
dFeds of thousands of dollars, it would
be extremely hazardous for a nation
OF eighty millions to attempt to run a
business involving $14,000,0 900, 900,
which is about the valuation of the
cCuntry's railroads.
, 1906-10-09
Girls Mother Followed Fiend.

The iend had been followed by the
girls mother. She had gathered a
crowd and the lynching was in pro-
gress when the police arrived in the
, 1906-10-09
GOTHAM MOB AFTER
WOULD BE RAPE F|END

nick of time and saved the wretch.
who was in a state of collapse.
, 1906-10-09
wife and child Get II.

With the exception of a trifing an
nuity to a person in Rhode Island, the
will bequeaths all the millions to his
wife and six children.
, 1906-10-09
SELL
BUTTONS
JUDGE ADVOCATE SAYS SOLDIERS
GIVE MUCH TROUBLE IN DIS
POSING OF THEIR AC-
GOVERNMENTS.

Nearly Five Thousand Trials for Of
Tense of Selling Clothing and Even
Buttons, and Recommends Punish
ment Upon Conviction-British
Newspapers Displeaesd at Trade
Agreement With Newfoundland.
, 1906-10-09
Made Large Fortune.

This priest, Father Mackin, was pas
tor of a church here. He inherited
the property, made judicious invest
ments and died leaving a large fortune.
The will was contested and Mrs. Nc
Ardle, following the case closely, was
sick by strain and finally died.
, 1906-10-09
Adams Killed Himself.

New York, Oct. 9.-The coroner to
day decided that there was no mystery
around the recent death of Al Adams,
the policy king. 1t was a clear case OF
suicide. Adams will was made public
this morning. 1t leaves $4,000, 900,
but not one cent of his vast fortune to
charity.
, 1906-10-09
Police Barely in Time.

While the rope was being slipped
over the mans head the police dashed
up. charged the mob with drawn PTS
tolls and rescued the man, who tried to
attack Angeline Olsler, IA years old.
, 1906-10-09

Why not get all the news when It
Is news by reading Inc NepuDnc.aI
, 1906-10-09
another SKELETON
IN THE COULD CLOSET

Katherine McArdle died during the
night as the result of worry over a
suit now in progress to break her
brothers will, a priest who left her a
quarter Of a million.
, 1906-10-09

Woman Dies of Worry,
Rock Island, Neb., Oct. 9.-Mrs.
, 1906-10-09

New York, Oct. 9.-New York city
last night narrowly escaped the dis.
grace of a public l~ynching. A mad
dened mob actually made the moose in
the rope that was to hang Sydney
Friedberg, and in another he
would have been executed.
, 1906-10-09

Weekly Republican
, 1906-10-09

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, 1906-10-09

apartment; Cheyenne, wyoming
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-23
VETERANS URGE CLAIMS.
johnson County Has Two TansIes as
Result Of Soldiers Preference Law.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, March 23.-The board OF
supervisors of Johnson county is fac
ing a second nasty tange as result of
the soldiers preference law j. w.
Hayden, veteran of the civil war, de-
sires to be appointed to the position Of
overseer of the poor for Iowa City, in
the place of. l.. A. Allen, who recently
died Hayden petitioned the board to
be appointed, but after considering the
matter. the place, which pays $500 per
year, was given to Alderman Eugene
F. T. Cherry. Hayden has served no.
tice thru his attorney that he will bring
action to compel the county board to
appoint him to the office. The position
taken by the supervisors is that he Is
not as competent to fill the office as
Cherry.
johnson county has already had
similar tangle which has not been set
tied as yet John W. Jayne, another
veteran Of the war, desired to be ap-
pointed to the position of bridge super
intendent i'm place of Frisbee. who was
up for reappointment. The board re-
fused to appoint him and while Jayne
has threatened to bring action against
the county to compel his Appointment,
nothing has been done in regard to the
matter as yet. The last case has at
tracted considerable attention, on ac-
count of the fact that both parties to
the matter are prominent here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-23
MONK V[DS.
Brother Eugene of the Trappist
Monastery at Mellary Is
Now a Benedict
HIS WIFE WAS A DIvoRcEE
After Twenty five Years Spent in the
secIusion of the Trappist Monastery
J. B. Graham Renounces the Order
and Takes a Wife-Wife Was Di-
vorced From First Husband.

Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, March 23.-F'rom the trap
pist monastery the strictest and most
secluded Catholic order, to the altar of
hymen is the experience of j. B. Graz
ham, who during his life in the mon
astery was known as Brother Eugene.
Graham, formerly Brother Eugene Of
the Trappist Monks Monastery at Mel
larry, twelve miles from Dubuque, and
Mrs Dena Colbert, divorced woman,
were married by Justice of the Peace
Zimmerman in his office.
The story of Graham's life as
Brother Eugene is interesting and ro-
mantle.
For twenty-five years he was a
member of the order. BY the strict
monastic rules he spoke not word ex
cept in prayer and in communion with
superiors. He invented a device for
an endboard and quit the sombre sur
roundings of the monastic life to re-
sumo the activity of the world.
Graham worked about the city in
different places. He met Mrs. Colbert
and the two became good friends. Cos
sip had it that they were seriously at
tentive to each other. After few
months it was whispered about among
Grahams acquaintance that he was
engaged to be married to Mrs. Colbert.
The singular part Of the story came
TO the front when 1t was announced
Mrs Colbert is a divorced woman,
having received her decree shortly over
a year ago.