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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
MOB WOULD KILL PRISONER
Wisconsin LyncheFs Are StiI Wait
ing for Man accused of
AsEauItinE Woman.

SPRING GREEN, Wis. Nov. S.-A mob of
500 persons attempted to lynch Thomas
BALI on his arrival here today under ar
rest. charged with an assault on Mrs. Ed
ward Frank. The prisoner was rushed to
Jail. The mob nevertheless. suspended a
moose from a water tower and made ready
for a lynching. The crowd surged around
the Jail and declared that BALI would be
hanged at 8 o'clock when he was brought
out for a hearing.
At 4:30 the officers rushed the prisoner
through the streets, with the mob IN pur-
suit, and succeeded I'm reaching the train
safely. Bali was returned to Madison.
where he Is In jail.
It is charged BALI after assaulting Mrs.
Frank, threw her over a fence Being so
badly hurt she could not walk and was
compelled to crawl nearly a mile to a
, neighbor's house. She will recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
shows a Gaia Of si1 ThSuIapd Over the
Plurality for Mickey.
DOUGLAS CONTRIBUTES HALF OF IT
No Change from Previous Estimates on
Congressional Fight
UNCOMFORTABLE CLOSE IN The THIRD
Democratic Chairman Comedies Only
iO2 Plurality for Boyd, while
Republicans Claim over
Two Hundred.

Complete returns from sixty-one Of the
ninety counties in the state and psrtsl re-
turns from all Of the remaining ones indi-
cate Sheldon will have a plurality in the
state Of about 1900 The remaining coun-
ties represent, at the outside, not TO ex-
ceed 5000 votes. and the incomplete re-
turns from these counties show that the
same ratio. as compared WI he Mickey
votes obtains in all of h In the
counties reported. OF the ~ n over
the Mickey plurality, about ~ 4. 'eprc-
sented by the increase In Don y r. 7ty.
The fact that Douglas furnish, If
the increased republican plurality a
ter OF conRratulation for the repu e Y
here and party leaders outside haV' y z
been slow TO recognize the claims of DC =
las to recognition in the cvounsels Of q
TSrty.
y So far as the congressman are concerned
there is no change from the estimate of
yesterday. The, republicans have elected
ali except In the Second district, though
the plurality OF Boyd in the Third is un-
comfortably small, Boyd claiming 25O piu-
rality and the democratic committee con
csding only 1O2.
Following is the vote in detail
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. S.-Returns from
1909 precincts out of 2,471 in the state give
the following on govtTpor: Gilett, repub-
lican, 1G2l72; Bell, democrat, 92 702; Lang
don. Indepe endence league, S7,s7s; Gnletts
plurality. $40. The remaining precincts
from remote parts of the state will not
materially change the results. IL is esti-
mated that Gillett's plurality will be about
1900, The entire republican state ticket
is elected by pluralities slightly in excess
Of that of governor No compilation has
yet been made on the Legislature, but II Is
Overwhelmingly republican. The entire con-
gressiOnal delegation is republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
PRESIDENT OFF FOR PANAMA
Chief Executive VIII Inspect Route
of the Canal and Visit
Porto Rico.


WASHINGTON, Nov. s-'Goodby, am
going down to see how the ditch is getting
along" shouted President Roosevelt as he
stood on the after starboard deck OF the
yacht Mayfower at the Washington navy
yard as the vessel was leaving the dock
with the president for his Panama trip.
Accompanying the president were Mrs
Roosevelt and her maid. Surgeon General
Rixey of the navy and NJ. c. Latta, one of
the assistant secretaries of the White
House. The Mayfower will take the party
TO Wolf Trap light at the mouth Of the
Rappahannock river in Chesapeake bay,
where a transfer will be made to the bat
tleship Louisiana, which is to convey the
president to and from the isthmus AS the
ship passed the lower end Of the navy yard
q parting presidents salute of twenty-onc
guns was fired.
The Louisiana viii be conveyed TO and
from the isthmus by the armored cruisers
Tennessee and Washington, The president
will spend four days on the isthmus lie
will arrive at Colon Thursday November
Is. where he is to be greeted aboard ship
by President Amadaor of Panama ana Mrs
Amador Chairman Shonts and other Of
ficials OF the canal commission A consld-
! cradle portion OF that day will be spent at
La Boca and Aneon the train making a
slow run across the isthmus in order to give
an opportunity TO see the sights and make
an examination Of the work. At La Boca
there is to be an inspection OF the present
terminals OF the old French canal and the
! Panama railroad, following which there
will be a trip to nearby islands, where the
president is TO be shown the proposed actual
! Pacific end Of the canal in deep water and
its approaches. In the afternoon there is
to be a sightseeing trip around Ahcon hill
| At Ancon the day is to be made "hesta'
| with the town decorated and Illuminated
The president and party are 10 be driven
IN carriages through the principal streets.
accompanied by an escort on horseback.
An address will be made by President
Amador and a response by President Roose-
welt In the evening the president. Mrs.
Roosevelt and others are expected 20 dine
with President and Mrs. Amador and
others at the presidencia. This will be the
only time that the president viii leave the
jurisdiction of the United States.
The program for Friday and Saturday
contemplates a visit to and inspection OF
ali points OF interest on the isthmus. in
oluding the Culebra cut, the site Of the
proposed dam and locks at Gatun ana the
present and proposed terminals OF the rail
road and canal at Cristobal Sunday will
be spent quietly on the isthmus and IN the
evenins the party will board the Louisiana
for San Juan, Porto Rico, where the YES
sci is scheduled 20 arrive Thursday morn
ing, November % At San Juan elaborate
preparations have been made for the re.
ception Of the president He viii remain
there one day, leaving November 3 for
washington When the louisiana reaches
Wolf Trap light the party viii be trans.
ferred to the Mayhower and proceed tc
Washington, where the vessel is scheduled
10 arrive Tuesdsy evening, November q.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
CHANGES ON ROCK ISLAND
NOkum Becomes Chairman Of Board
OF Directors. with BoEEs a.
Vice President.

NEW YORK, Nov. S-The first meeting
of the board Of directors OF the Rock
Island company since the annual meeting
of the stockholders was held today. b. F.
Yokum was elected chairman Of the board,
Robert Mathes was reelected president,
George T. Boggs ives elected vice presi-
dent. scTetaTy and treasurer IN succession
TO Daniel G. Reid in the latter two offices
and J. J. Quinlan was elected vice presi-
dent, assistant secretary and assistant
treasurer. Mr.. Yokum succeeds Daniel O.
Reid as chairman Of the board.
The following were elected members OF the
finance committee w. II. Moore chair.
man; Robert Mathes. d. q Reid, ]. II
Moore and r. F. YokuTs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
MEMBERS OF LEeIsLATURE
Eusionists Gain in Both Houses over
Two Years AgO, hut Are
Few.

Latest returns FROM districts. not all
complete, indicate tho following as the
composition OF the Nebraska legislature.
Changes from first announcement are made
in few districts the oficial count elect
ing Whitman Crep) In the Fourth represen-
tative district over Poole (dem). Contest
is threatened in this district, as also upon
Jones, First district, who is but a few
votes ahead of the highest democrat In
the Thlrty-seventh the official count may
change the result in tho case of +. ..
Edgecombe Crep), who seems to he elected
According to the table the house will stand
Republicans Co.; rusionists. 81. The senate
Republicans Is; fusionlsts, s.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
Movements of ocean Vessels Nov. >.

At New York Sailed: Kaiseerin
Auguste Victoria, for Hamburg; La LOr-
raine. for Havre; Helig Olay, for Chris
tiana: Francesca, for Naples; Branden-
burg, for Bremen. Arrived Hamburg,
AZ Boston-Arrived: saxonis, from
Al Leghorn-Arrved Algeria, from
New York.
Al CherbOuvg-Sailed. Kaiser Wilhelm
IL for New York.
Al Queenstown-Sailed: Haverford for
philadelphia; Baltic for New York.
Al Naples-Arrived: Citta di NapOli,
from New York Romanic, from Boston.
AT IsondOn-Arrived: MenOminee, from
Philadelphia. sailed: Minnehaha, for
New York.
Al Rotterdanl-ArTived; ROtterday-
from New York.
At LiverpOol-Arrived Friesland. from
Philadelphia; Iyernla, from Boston,
Maiestic from New York.
Al Havre-Arrived: La Province, from
New York.
Al Montreal-ssiIed: Victorian, for
Liverpool: Monmouth, for Bristol; Mon
golian. for Glasgow
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
NO CHANGES BY HARAHAN
New Illinois Central President says
Road WIN CORtinuss Its
Former POIicy.
FormeF Policy.

NEW YORK. Nov. Al. r. Harahan,
president Of the Illinois Central Railroad
eomrany. said today that there would be
no 'hanEss IN the operating methods Of the
abroad as . consequence of his election.
lie added thar the road would continue
It's present amicable relations with all
correcting lines and would not prefer any
OF these over the others.
Ehs presidents eaes viii be In Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
HAWAII.

HONOLULU, Nov. &-Complete returns
for territorial delegate to congress give
]. II. Kalanianaole, republican, 7,275: +. b.
McClanahan. democrat, 2ss5; Charles Not
ley, home rule. 1913. The legislature will
be composed as follows; Senate, repubii-
cans. IL; democrats, T. House republicans.
"A; democrats, G. Democratic gains were
made everywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
COLORADO.

DENVER, Nov. s.-Aceording to- the
latest returns the republicans will have d
majority of forty-four on joint ballot in
the next legislature, which will elect a
United states senator to succeed Thomas
NJ Patterson. The senate will consist OF
twenty-three republicans and twelve demo-
Gratis and the house forty-nine republicans
and sixteen democrats.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
rre.ldent Reeeivea Japanese.

wAsHGNGTON, Nov. s.-Viscount Aoki,
the Japanese ambassador. called at The
White House today to say goodby to Presl-
dent Roosevelt before the latter's de-
parture for Panama. The ambassador said
his visit was entirely personal and The
charges OF discrimination against japanese
at San Francisco we're not touched upon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
IDAHO.

BOISE. Idaho Nov, s.-Chairman b. n.
Brady Of the republican state committee
issued the following statement upon the re-
suits of Tuesdays election:
We have now received suficient returns
from every county I'M the state to enable
us TO say that the republicans will have
sixteen out uf tWenty-one members OF the
senate and fOrty-fOur out of the fiftv-one
members Of the house. Governor GoOdina
u elected BY over 90o majority and The
balance Of the state ticket from I5 OOO h
1000 majority, We have vindicated Inc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
stenu WhnIer peturn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.--The steam,
whaler William Baylies has arrived here
from the Arctic It's catch amounts 10 two
whales durtpg the cruise. IL has Ss5
pounds of bone on board
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
Third nintrIct.

NORFOLK. Neb., Nov. ESPECIAL Tele-
ram.p-,Though Boyd's election was still
denied by democrats today, official returns
from nearly all the counties, coupled with
reliable reports from others, give Boyd $40
majority over Graves,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
Generals 0, 0, Howard and G.. N, Dodge
Meet Old Friends and Comrades,
DISTINGUISHED WOMEN IN ATTENDANCE
ArL John A, Logan and Officers sf
Daughters Of Revolution Assist.
iASOuET WILL BE GIVEN TONIGHT
Men Prominent in Life of nation foR
Generation WIN Assemble 90 Re-
vive Ola Memories After
Business session.

Twelve years ago the citizens of Council
Bluffs were honored by the reunion OF the
Society Of the Army Of the Tennessee be-
ing held in that city, and now once more
the same honor has come to them and right
royalty have they responded to the occa-
sion. Nothing has been left undoue to make
the thlrty-sxth annual gathering of the
notable society which began yesterday
memorable one. citizens of all classes
turned out en- masse ito do honor TO their
distinguished guests and on every side
the lavish patriotic decorations offer
greeting to the famous soldiers Of the civil
war.
The first public function of the reunion
was tho reception held in the rotunda OF
the Grand hotel Yesterday when the mem
bers Of tho society gathered to extend their
greeting to all old officers and soldiers
of the civil war and the citizens Of Coun-
ell Bluffs. The occasion was a notnble
one. In the receiving line were General
Grenville NJ. Dodge, president OF the so
ciety. and General O. o. Howard, the
only surviving commander of the Army Of
the Tennessee; Mrs. John A. Logan, Gen
eral Fred Grant and Governor A. r. Cum
minis. Major George II. Richmond stood
at General Dodge's left and introduced
the people.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
Fair Friday and Colder an East Per-
tiOn. saturday Fair and Warmer In
West Portion.
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE DETAILS
Returns in Practically ALI the Dis-
trIcts of state Are
MeaEer.
first District.

Following is the vote in detail 50 far as
reported in the congressional Districts
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
ELEVEN REBATE BlLLSFOUND
Federal IBquiIitOrs IRdiot -Four Railroads
and -Four Grain Firms
CHARGES AGAINST ELEVEN INDIVIDUALS
District Attorney Declines to give Out
Names Until Papers Are Served
Evidence said 60 BE
Sensational.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. s-Eleveu ndict-
ments were handed to Judge Lochran in
the United States district court this morn
ing and they cover the giving Of rebates
by certain railroads and the receiving Of
the same by grain firms and individuals.
The list of corporations against which the
indictments were returned as given out by
Assistant District Attorneys Ewart and
Dicl<ie. who have had charge of the cases,
were as follows.
The Great Northern Railroad company,
four indictments and about seventy-five
counts.
The Chicago. ST. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha railway, one indictment and nifty
counts.
Wisconsin Central railway, one indct
ment, seventeen counts.
Minneapolis & st. Louis railway one in
dictnent, five counts.
Grain Firms Indicted.
The indictments against the railroads
charge the giving Of rebates and under
the head of receiving rebates the following
true bills were returned:
W. p. Devereaux company. McCaul Dins-
more company, Minneapolis; Ames, Brooks
company OF Duluth, Duluth Milling COM
pany.
Some Of the specific charges contained in
the indictments were against the Great
ing rebates to the Superior Grain company,
one for giving the McCaul, Dinsmore COM
pany and one for giving rebates to the
Spencer Grain company.
The Omaha railroad. the Wisconsin Cen
trail and the Minneapolis & st. Louis were
charged with favoring the Spencer Grain
company. The companies indicted who are
not railroad companies are charged with
nGxstf hat n n
against corporations, indictments we're re-
turned against eleven individual officials
Of the railroads named, but United States
District Attorney Houpt said he would not
consent to the names being given out for
publication owing to the fact that no serv-
ice has yet been obtained on them. The
general offense alleged in the railroad in
dictments is the absorption Of grain eleva-
ton charges.
investigation VIII he Resumed.
After the bunch OF indictments had been
given out to the court the jurors were eN-
cused for the term and told to convene
again in St. Paul That a further and
more searching investigation into the re-
bate question will be made is not denied
! by Assistant United States Deputy Ewart
and further revelations are expected to be
made at the next sitting of the grand jury
Perhaps the most surprised people of al
were the railroads, for none Of those in
terested expected indictments to be brought
Each company had made it's best endeavor'
/ to disclaim any criminality in its rela
tions with the grain companies.
! The grand jury has been almost in con
| tinuous session in rebate business, excep
4 for a short recess, and 20 look into thu
matter of naturalization frauds, and 1t IL
understood that indictments under this heaC
were returned but as they were agains
/ individuals on whom service was to be haC
no information was made public 1t Il
understood that some matter OF "a sensa
tional nature will be made public when thu
cases are brought before the court.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-09
Cummins Gets an Ovation.

MY. PRESIDENT ana MemDeF6 OF the Army
Of the Tennessee: Speaking in behalf nf
the state Of Iowa and giving exp4ession 10
the sentiment that crowds and Odsrcrowds
the hearts Of all her people, I host cor
dially welcome you as you gathef within
our borders. The welcome with Which Z
greet you Is tcnderly affectionafs IN It's
quality and OF royal measure IN its quan-
tity. II springs from grateful recoi-
lection OF things done IN the days of our
country's peril. II embraces the memory
OF the dead well as the presence OF the
living and It will endure until time shall
be no more.
Iowa remembers with loving pride that
$500 Of her patriotic Sons heard and an-
sWered the voice OF their country IN the
hour Of It's danger and she has not for
gotten that Of these courageous spirits
she gave the greater proportion to the
army OF the Tennessee.
In every church yard OF the common
wealth heroes are sleeping who fought al
Shiloh. pressed on 70 Corlnth, shared the
vital victory at Vicksburg, toiled up Look
out mountain. suffered the carnage of At
lanta and marched with sherman 70 the
Hea In every hamlet are the battle-scarred
veterans who followed the fortune of the
army OF the Tennessee as y swept the
enemy from the western fields. IL is not
strange, therefore that the army Of tha
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
Prove IT,.

You can buy Tooth Brush Mnot for SO cents that
equal TO the sell at IS cents That sounds strong
but look around and you'll seesa right, Ours
good value SO brushes usually sold
because the average dealer buys dozen Of kind and il be
buys six dozen assorted he has bought lot Well we
bought 1900 Of this kind time The wholesaler
wanted So SO dozen in single DOZENS got them at zoe
each and cell them you for Is Ask them
for they will sell themselves.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
New WatCheS=-PPGq;Ssss

We just bought $1,000 lot Of the celebrated Deuber
Hampden watches in every size they make and for the
30 days weintend making special low prices this
lot We have watches for both ladies and gentlemen from
S. so to $4,000 according TO the quality and kind
People that know say do the largest watch business OF
any store in North Dakota Do you know the reason?
Because sell reasonable prices and handle only
liable goods
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
MCCoy's Almond Cream

zSc 9 bottle
One Of the finest preparations for chaped hands, face and lips
that money buy Almond Cream Most good
almonds bottle but make and
quenty profit and that
and do sell for 25c Its greasy sticky and
whitening sotenng the skin Mccoy it. it
must be good.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
Money
Cheerf ully
Refunded
Csc : BOX PAPER Csc
at 1Oc

Another lucky deal our
buyer made. The WHOLESALE
err had about 100000 boxes
Of Stationery left from last
year and as his eastern buy
er had bought a lot of new
goods he needed the room.
This paper sold for 17c a
box. Our buyer got 1000
boxes of it at &c a box. The
Minneapolis and st. Paul
department stores got the
rest at the same price. We
are going to sell ours at lOc
a box while it lasts.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
I he
Quality
Store
Hair Brushes
For less than half price

We spend thousands of
dollars every year advertise
ing for business and now
we want to stake our whole
reputation on one single
item. Our buyer recently
bought a large line of fine
hair brushes at less than
half the usual price and we
are going to mark the whole
lot on an exceptionally small
margain SO as to close them
( out in e. z hurry and I to ]. prove
that we always do as we
advertise. We say we will
sell you q $500 hair brush
for from 75c to 9Oc. Now
come and see If we lied or
not. Other brushes at pro-
portioRal prices.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
2 Quart Hot Water Bottles 6Oc
3 Quart Hot Water Bottles 75c

The regular price Of fair quality quart bottle is s25 and
for the quart yo, readily what saving
make by buying Of these bottles We have several
dozen each but if you better Re-
everything this nd is the quality kind,
cheapest could buy but good goods bought cheap
for cash Won't you you among next weeks
customers. You'll do we'll and SO will We Try US.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
Fine parlor ClOCk--S5.00.

look elegant line Of clocks will show you minute
where you buy clocks the right price always We show
finished marbeized sday cock bronze trimmed for
$500 see how cheap buy clocks but how
buy good reliable clocks We each and
clock sell except the 75c alarms These you buy at
your risk Some folks they keep good time and for
years. We misrepesent goods and for that its
safe place to buy.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-04
are that more trading will be done on

are that more trading will be done on
this market. Arrangements have been
perfected whereby large numbers of
southern steers and heifers will be sent
to Denver for sale and many stockmen
have signified their intention of buying
their grazing cattle here this year.
More and more of this southern busi-
ness is being done at these yards yearly
as both buyer and seller realizes that
this is the best point to get together on
account of its central location and the
excellent facilities here for handling
the cattle. There is a general feeling
that better conditions will prevail in
the cattle business during the next few
Years on account of the short supply
both in feed lot and on the range and it
would seem that now is the time for
The Delta independent., 1906-05-04
DENVER MARKETS.

DENVER UNION STOCK YARDS, April
30 Receipts were light here last week
and market quiet. Demand was good
and trade little more active than pre-
ceeding week but little change in values.
Eastern markets closed little higher
but prices advanced here the week be-
fore while they declined at other points
and cattle are still selling as well here
as anywhere. Beef steers sold largely
at LIS to $3.50, some choice Nebraska
corn feds bringing the latter price. Top
cows brought A.l5 with others at s4.lo
and bulk of better killing grades at
$3.O 90 to s4.00. Bulls are about quarter
lower with veals fully steady. Feeder
and stocker supply was light. Demand
was very good for good steers. Choice
light stockers have best call but good
heavy feeders also sell well. Stock COW
are in excellent demand and closed con-
siderably higher. Few stock cows COM
ing. Market today about steady here
but lower east as the run was heavy.
The season for moving southern cat
tie to northern pastures Ia now at hand.
While the movement il not expected to
be a. heavy this year as last, Indications
The Delta independent., 1906-05-04
Made Expenses.

The High School travelled to Cedar
edge last Friday and gave their play
"Silas Manner" before a well filled
house that night. The company was
obliged to use many makeshifts in the
way of stage settings and scenery and
the effect was not what it would have
been had things been little more mod
ern. Nevertheless the Cedaredge peo-
pie seemed to appreciate the efforts of
the aggregation and all went merrily.
From financial standpoint the affair
was not decided success, the receipts
turning out to be about the same as ex-
penses.