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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

license to do business in Nebraska this
year, but IL is supposed It operated Just
the same. The insurance deputy has a
number OF letters on file from various parts
Of the country asking questions about the
company. Some state that II has failed to
pay claims.
Pure Food show ON.
Lincoln IL in the throes of a pure food
show. put on by the Retail Grocers as
ISOLATION. The show Is being held at the
Auditorium and the interest is second only
to the state fair. James Kimerer. the Lin
dell hotel tonsorial artist Is che father
OF the baby who secured first prize in the
beauty contest. The show will continue
until the latter part Of next week.
Ret-acts story About Preacher.
The Los Angeles Times. which published
a story that Rev. w. p. Ferguson of that
city, who has been transferred to Uni
versity Place, had Tilted a woman of his
home town because she had been divorced,
has published a retraction and the news
Of the denial has reached Lincoln. 1t
was stated in the published story that the
woman, who was of high standing. had
been FRUSTRATED because the pastor had
asked that his engagement be broken. His
wife died one and one-half years ago He
drIlVed IN l1ncOln late tOnlBnI ana prop
ably will preach tomorrow morning in the
Methodist church at University Place.
Teachers for Spelling Reform.
While no formal action was taken, Lam
caster county teachers are-in favor Of
spelling reform. When Miss Ada Wolfe
of Firth was discussing the subject Of
reading in lower grades at the initial
session OF the association at the court
house this morning, she made the state
ment that IL the newspapers would give
authority to reformed spelling by publish
ing each word that came properly under
this head people everywhere would soon
adopt 1t, because the press is the most
powerful factor in moldlng public opinion
The words of Miss Wolfe apparently met
with the most hearty Endorsement from
more than a hundred instructors present.
Prisoner Escapes from Jail.
John Sorenson, who was bound over to
the district court with his partner, William
Hill, on the charge OF having burglars
| tools on his person and in his possession
escaped from the county jail this after
noon
Filling Democratic Ticket.
At a meeting of the democratic county
central committee, attended BY about
twenty members, A. E Sutherland. mer-
chant of Wsveriy. was named as candi-
date for state senator, to take the place
vacated by the retirement of j. v. Wolfe
| to accept a nomination for land commits
sioner. r. H. Hagelin was named as can
didate for police Judge
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
''777''
Humphreys Seventy.
Seven Cures Grip and
COLDS

Twenty per cent lone person in
fiVe) die from the effects OF
Cold, because a partial cure so
often lays the foundation or seri-
Gus disease.
This danger may be avertsd by
using "Seventy-seven," which
makes a thorough cure, while
its tonicity sustains the system
during the attack, safeguarding
any organ prone TO disease.
"SeVen-seVen" is put up in a
Small Vial OF pleasant pellets
that fits the vest pocket.
AT Druggists IS cents, or mailed.
Doctors Book mailed free,
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co, Con
William and John streets. New York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30

bent, M Mclaughlin, the nestor OF the
Cunning county bar Is the republican
nominee, the democratic candidate being
S. S. Krake, late county judge and now a
practicng attorney. Both men nave a
strong following and close vote is ex-
pected.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
cALoMEL TABLETS KILL CHILD
Little One Eats Eagerly Thinking II
ia Candy and Dies.


GENEVA, Neb., Sept. 29.-(Special)-
Fern. the 4-year-old daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. J. W. Pickett, swallowed about forty
cold tablets containing morphine and cal
omel about 10 o'clock this morning and by
1 O'Clock she was dead. The parents of
the child are heartbroken over the loss.
Little Fern was one Of three small daugh-
ters and an unusually sweet child, who will
be missed by all who knew her Friends
and neighbors of the family are greatly
shocked over the sad affalr and the doc
tor and his wife have the sincere sym
pathy Of every one. The child got her
hands on the tablets without the 2aowl-
edge OF either of her parents, and ate them
eagerly thinking they were candy. Funeral
arrangements are in the hands of the Odd
Fellows and the Rebekahs. Burial will
take place Sunday afternoon from the
house.
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John Sorenson. who was bound over I
the district court with his partner, Wiilisi
Hill, on the charge of having burglar
tools on his person and in his possession
escaped from the county Jail this aftel
noon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-30
Quiet Campaign In Cunning.

WEST POINT. Neb., Sept. ESPECIAL y
The political situation in Cunning county
has not developed any strikingly unusual
features thus far. The candidates for rep
resentative and senator have not COM
menced an active canvass. The greatest
interest centers on the contest for the
county attorneyship. The present incum-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-13

En- medic de Ia celebration general del
ratalicio de Washington de las reminis-
cencias patri6ticas que trae so recuerdo
preguntamonos q solas haata que punto
nos hemos hecho dignos de Ia labor mag
mica rendida por aquel h6roe immortal.
Nosotros, los americanos, celebramos Bu
cumpleafios con discursos, suspension ge-
neral de los negocios , bombastica aproba-
ci6n de todo 10 que hemos hecho.
Sc nos ha arraigado tan profundamente
el habito de alabarnos nosotros mismos
dandonos palmaditas en- Ia espalda y ha-
blando de nuestra gran repdblica, que OIL
yidamos muchas cosas que convene tener
presente. Olvidamos, por complete, que
es 6sta en- estoa momentos una rep1blica
en- nombre mas bien que en- la pr&ctica.
Perdemos de vista ell hecho de que no
nos tomamos la molestia de aportar nues-
tro yoto para llegar 4 IL consecuci6n del
objeto FOR Ell cual Washington y Bus sol
dados arriesgaron valerosamente sus vidas.
Los hombTes de 1875 pelearon por ell de-
recho de administraTse 81 mismos, de go.
bernarse por 81 solos, de no tener rey que
los hiciera obedecer sus mandates.
Los hombres de 1905 apenas Sc toman
el trabajo de VOtar en- favor de sus propios
intereses.
Y humIdemente lncIInan Ia caheza ante In
nusVO rsy. eI rsy del dInero. Un rey peor,
mas despiadado mas arrogante que ell es-
tGpido rey ingl6s que Washington = sus
soldados hicieron morder el polvo.
Este nuevo rey de los Estados Unidos
es de nuestra propia creaci6n. Els 81 Ell
Tey del dinero. No pOdrsIs negar su predo-
mlnIO.
El rey del dinero tiene hoy mas poder
en- nuestra TERRA que el que tuvo el rey
ingles en- los tiempos coloniales.
Los hombres de Boston, los hombres del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-13
Ell JAPON Y Los
ESTADOS UNIDOS.
DeGIaraCiOnes impOrtantes de S
lJGhida, ministrO japOnes en-
la Capital Federal.
HABLASE De TRIPLE ALBANIA.

En- un discurso pronunciado en- un BAN
que celebrado en- Nueva York por la So
ciedad de Hijos de Wisconsin, Mr.. S.
Uchida, ministro del Jap6n en- Washing
ton, Sc expres6 en- estos t6rminos:
"Ha terminado nuestra lucha con Ru-
sia en- defensa de la existencia nacionaI
del Jap6n; lucha cuye asombroso rcsulta-
do ningdn hombre pudo predecir en- sus
comienzos. Afortunadamente tuvimos la
calurosa simpatfa del pueblo americana,
supongo que en- gran parte debida nues-
ira alianza con Inglaterra. Nuestras vic
torias fueron el fruto de ese apoyo. In
glaterra, como es natural, nos di6 su apo
20 moral y inanciero; pero recibimos de
los americanos iguales benefcios sin obli-
gaci6n nj alianza. (AplGusos)
"a pesar de la proclamation de neutra-
lidad por parte de vuestro Presidente,
prestasteis ayuda indispensable al Maris-
cal Oyama y al Almirante Togo. Aplau-
sos.) Nos metimos en- Puerto Arturo con
vuestro apoyo y le pegamos 4 Rojesvensky
con vuestra ayuda. Aplausos vtctores.
"No quiero decir con este que tuviese-
mos en- nuestras filas soldados, doctores 8
ingenieros militares; pero recibimos ell re-
fuerzo del poderoso dollar americana. No
hubi6ramos podido llevar cabo los pro.
gramas militares y navales de Oyama '
Togo sin Ell auxilio fnanciero de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
"Preguntad cualquier japones cual
pals es el mejor amigo que tiene hoy ell
Jap6n y os contestant en- el acto: ia
Gran Naci6n Americana" (Estruendo-
sos GpJousos.)
'.La guerra ha terminado tenemos
que completar pacffcamente las victorias
de Togo y Oyama. Tenemos que pagar
una gran deuda nacional, y para solven-
tarla nos veremos obligados 4 competir en-
las lides del comercio con nuestros meio-
res amigos. 5C6mo podremos evitarlo?
Solo, como con Inglaterra, llegando una
alianza con los Estados Unidos." (AplGu.
sos prOIongodos
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ASANBLEA De UNION
de Puerto Rico en-
ares.

Para el domingo 18 del cursante mes,
Sc anuncia en- Lares una Asamblea de la
Union de Puerto Rico
''Desconociendo muchos de nuestros CO.
rrelgionarios la situaci6n actual del Gran
Partido que pertenecemos -diceuna hoia
guelta circulada en- Lares por ell Comit6
local-yIlos trabajos realizados.enla CANA
ra por nuestros Delegates ell Comite que
tengo la houra de presidir On session cele-
brada Ell ~ del pasado mes, acord6 convo-
car asrmblea fin de exponer claramen-
to las hermosaS posiciones que en- el Go
bierno del Pals ha conquistado dignamente
el Partido eUni6n de Puerto Rico, en-
quien hoy Sc apoya y a quien le atiende en-
todo ese mismo Gobierno.
sEste llamamiento del Comit6 q los
unionistas todos es ell toque de alerta 4
nuestras cada dia mas potentes fuerzas,
contra la robustez de las cuales NADIA pue
den las eternas propagandas faIaces y en-
ganosas del Partido Republican,.
"Dirigese tambien nuestra invitaci6n &
todos los compatriotas que sienten hondo
quieren de veras su patria, los que deben
dejarse llevar por los impulses de su con-
ciencia honrada y venir trabaiar con los
que obedientes sus convicciones polfticas
cifran todo su inteT6s en- 81 bien = estar
prosperidad del pueblo
GA unos otros ell comit6 encarece la
asistencia & la asamblea del 18 del corrien-
a las 10 de la mafiana en- Ia casa de don
Pablo Vilella, anticipandoles por clio las
gracias."
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Sud, todos los hombres Sc TebelaTon contra
las oneTosas contribucioneB impuestas por
ell rey Jorge III, sin ell consentimiento del
pueblo. Echaron al aqua 81 te en- una
OCCASION famosa, como protesta contra Ia
OPPRESSION.
En- 1776 el rey de Inglaterra imponfa
contribuciones bastante llevaderas. AL
presente una docena de Reyes de Trusts le
imponen al pueblo contribucicnes arbi-
trarias
Paga 81 petr6leo; paga la carne; paga 81
az6car:-es decir, todo 10 mas necesario
para el aoatenimiento de Ia vida......
Washington trabaj6 por 81 gobierno del
pueblo por el pueblo. Sc volverfa So
tumba, 81 resucitara viese el reaultado
de suB gloriosOs esfuerzos.
Verfa IN cuerro Legislative, el senado
de los Estados Unidos, enteramente name
iado por 81 rey del dinero.
Verfa los ferrocarriles del pals mas po-
derosos, p0F 81 solos, que todos los represen-
tantes del congreso.
Verfa classes; este eg una aristocracia de
Ia Tiqueza, un feudalismo industrial domi-
nando al pueblo Ia antigua usanza y
contra la eual protest6 en- terminos inc
qufvocos.
Verfa el espect6culo de Ia possession de
colonias; y estas pidiendo justicia sin ser
siquiera escuchadas.
Muchos de nosotros, al igual dol rey
coronado, miramos, con sonrisa cfnica, 81
rstrato de Washington que tenemos On Ia
sala. Muchos de nosotros, cuando ofmos
mencionar el nombre de Washington, de-
cimos soto vocce: Isl; era un hombre
bueno. BOt6 4 los ingleses de modO que 70
J mis- amigos pOdamOs gObsrRaT para slempTe."
(De Ey Journal de New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-13

preparation de Wampole'' = sin
ella ninguna es legftima. Es tan
sabrosa como Ia miel y contiene los
principles nutritivos y curativos
del Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los higa-
dos frescos del bacalao, combinados
con JaraDe de Hipofosftos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta Y Ce-
rczo Si1vestre. Tomada antes de
las eomidas, aumenta el apetito.
ayuda 4 la digestion, Y vuelye
los placeres 7 tareas del mundo &
mucnos que habian perdido-ya to-
da esperanto. Gel Sr. DIR. Adrian
ls Garay, Professor de Medicina de
Mexico, dice: Con buen exito he
usado Ia Preparation de Wampole
en- los Anemicos, Clor6ticos, en- Ia
neurastenia y en- otras enfermeda-
des que deian al ORGANISING dsbiI
Y Ia sangre empobrecida, = los
cnfermos Sc han vigorizado i au-
Inentado en- peso. EI desengafio e.
hlPosible. En- todas las BOtioas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-13
uN OBSEQUIO.

Los sefores Sobrinos de Izquierdo y Ca.
Banqueros ComisionadoS de esta plaza,
nos han obsequiado con una docena de
artfsticas libretas de bolsillo para notas que
regala la casa +. Cuisano y Ca. de Torino.
Es un bonito regalo, de utilidad, que
estimamos mucho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-13
TeatIu del Paraue.

Function para hoy Martes 10 de Mario
de 1906.
10. sssan Juan de Luz"
%. Estreno del bale ia Flor de la
MaraviIIa."
30 ''sandfas = Melones."
40 ia Camarona."
En- Ia que SO distingue notablemente Ia
sefiora Laura Nufiez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-13

% q Exterior. Un aiO OrO......... $ 500
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-13
b IA mULTlTUD

Cue h2a usado nuestra prepara
q N 5 G.so IL cstan usando en- Ia
aatualidad, jan1ds hemos sabido de
ninguno one no haya quedado ga-
tisfecho del resultado. No pre-
toudemos nada que no haya sido
asnpliamente justifcado por la ex-
periencia. AL recomendarla & los
cnfermos no tenemos mas que ha-
ser referencia & sus m6ritos. Sc
haa obtenido grandes curaciones Y
de SECURE que Sc obtendran mu-
ehas mas. No hay Y podemos
a3egurarlo honradamente, ningun
GIRO modicamento, que pueda em-
pleaDe6 con mayor f6 Y eonfanza.
Alimenta y sostiene las fuerzas
del enfermo durante esos periodos
en- que falta el apetito Y los ALI
mentos no pueden digerirse. Para
eyitar las falsifcaciones ponemos
esta marca en- cada botella de Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-13

M. ZErTo GAMBIA.
Director.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-13

.CaPAsADAS las festas de Ia temporada
del Carnival ha realizado el popular
AnseTtcO SatGs su gran surtido ranoY6n-
dolo con artfculos propios para Semana
eassta y Rdsestas. En- calzado no hay
quien compita con @lzI Popular." Las
dagnaa encusntFan allf todo 10 que desean
sn artfcalos da 6ltima uoyedad
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Propaganda espirita.

Hemos recibido un interesante folleto
que hase dado la publicidad en- Ponce.
Ostenta los siguientes tftulos: ''Propagan-
da espiritista por la ''Comisi6n Infantil de
Propaganda y Benefcencia" de la sociedad
"Hijos de la f6' del barrio sPlaya' de
Ponce"
Dicho folleto debe ser adquirido por
cuantos pTofesan la fe espfrita, pues contie-
ne magnffco material de propaganda ra-
cionalista.
Damos gracias por la cortesfa del ameri-
tado obsequio.
-Esta mafiana fueron denunciados va
rios caballos que Sc hallaban en- poder de
unos campesinOs. Algunos de los anima.
les tenian grandes mataduras arests,a.
Vamos, que los animales en- su triste mira
da daban comprender que estaban pGsu-
dos de naGtGr 6 por 10 menos confnados al
paste por IN eter7uum.
-El sargento Recio con los guardias
Gonzalez y Lafontaine capturaron en-
Aguadilla Ventura Serrano, requisite
riado poT escalamiento en- primer grado
en- Arecibo. Sc le ocup6 un revolver car
gado y varias pleas de vestir que Sc su.
ponen robadas.
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REMATE.-En la casa de pr6stamos
de Jose Baz6n, Allen %, SO llevar6 4 ca
DO 81 dia 81 de Mario corriente 4 las 2 de
la tarde ell remate de las prendas que han
transcurrido seis meses desde su venci-
miento no han sido renovadas nj can
nAladaa P
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PARA cuRAR UN REsFRIADo
EN- uN DI A tome el LAXATIVE BRO
MO-QUININA. (Pastillas) El boticario g
deyolyeE6 eldinero gi no Sc opra. La hrmS
Dc B. W. GROVE g halla Ga oada Caiita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-13

Las familias que vengan pasar la
semana santa San Juan procuraran de
SECURE hospedarse en- el Hotel ''El Recreo,"
por ser un sitio centrico y estar frente q
una Iglesia.
LAS cualidades t6nicas del Ron Ex-
pcsici6n 10 hacen aventajar en- venta los
Otros similares. Alvarez y Hermauos son
los fabricantea embotelladoreE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-25
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Reports Indicate Wholesome Activity, with
,-..S No Evidence of Reaction, p ~ %
GREAT DEMAND FOR IRON AND srrtl
August Railway Earnings show
an'fI Increase of over Twelve
Per Cent-Hish Prices ~
for stocks.

NEW YORK. Aug. PR q. Dun and
Company's weekly review Of trade tomor-
row will say: ve s.t
Wall street provided the; only important
development IN the business situation dur
ing the past week. prices of securities ris-
ing within an average of 81 per share Of
the high record established last January,
while the general public became interested
to an extent that lifted. money rates for all
periods to the legal maximum. Trade re-
ports Indicate wholesomb activity with
no evidence OF reaction even those indus
tries that are of necessity quiet at this
season contributing to the general conf
dence by reports of large ofdersgIn sight.
As the vacation season draws to an End
there is gradual resumption of idle ma
ehlnery, and with the opening of many new
be surpassed in the fall Yet steel mills
| furnished. This is typical of the situation
/ in all leading branches OF Industry. Job
| bling fall trade is opening briskly. 36s
| buyers registering in the New York mar
ket alone In a single day. Owing ito a
| few exceptionally large undertakings last
year In this city, the total value of all
| building permits issued, In July was slightly
smaller than yeaF~ago,f but outside OF
4 New York there was q heavy increase
| Crops are now almost beyond danger and
| their movement is becoming a difficult
| traffic problem. Railway earnings In
! August show an average gain of 12.1 pei
cent over last years figures, while foreign
| commerce at this port for the last week
| provided gains of s2275.692 In imports and
sl,4i6.51 in exports as compared with 1905.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-25

of selby for $4,000 damages for the de-
struction of the court house at Bangor, IN
December, 1903. The SelbytBangor court
house fight dates back nearly two years,
when Bangor was declared the county
seat after an election. Selby contested
and through Attorney Gunderson OF
Pierre, secured Judgment by alleged
default from Judge Smith at :ditchen,
8. ID. selby citizens then went toeBangor.
tore down the court house and removed
the records to their town. At the hear
ing before Judge Smith the order was
vacated on a showing of facts and this
decision was affirmed b. the supTsass
court. .~fy.yf. .J&
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-25

buyers are in all leading markets in large
numbers and are operating freely. despite
weather. The same Is largely true of in
dustriaI operations, which go forward with
steadily increasing volume OF output and
booked far ahead This latter condition is
perhaps best Illustrated by reports from
the iron and steel and cotton goods indus
with prices tending upward and mills
pushed to meet demands for delivery. The
situation in cotton goods Is particularly
OF the market for raw cotton. In the iron
and steel industry all records for August
have been eclipsed and in fact some lines
report the month to have been the best
ever witnessed Retail trade is quiet, the
time, for shifting to fall displays having ar
orders for summer goods in excess OF sup
ply. Crop reports are still favorable; a
record yield of corn. heavy spring wheat
largest ever gathered being in sight. Rail-
way tonnage Is OF enormous volume, the
record for August being the best ever at
the first half of the month exceed those
/ OF year ago, when trade was likewise
active. by 10 per cent. Despite marked
| additions to equipment, a car shortage OF
more or less Importance is not unlikely
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending August e number i65
against 143 last week. l76 in the like week
OF 1896, 1S in 1904, 142 in 1903 and 14O in
| !SVS. IN Cdndua failures Tor the week num-
Der q as against % last week and IA In
| this week a year ago.
Wheat Qncluding four) exports from the
| ending August q are 3l96375 bushels
against 2S27.964 bushels last week, 1,17O 34t
bushels this week last year. 1851, $50 bushels
In 1901 and 6.607. GIL bushels In 1901. For the
last eight weeks of the fiscal year the ex.
| ports are 1S,124.59S bushels against TAT 80
bushels In 1906. l0, ga, ISL bushels in 1904 anC
bf76l,6O6 bushels In 1901 Corn exports fol
the week are 6635O4 bushels against SOS,
h IS5ybushels last week, 9s7. 2O4 bushels veal
/ ago ana 1886 bushels In 1904. For the IFS
cal year to date the exports are 5,7S7 So
bushels, against s,O64, al bushels in 1906 ant
$3.50, 319 bushels In 1904.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-25
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Large number of Carriers Appointed
for Rural Mail
Routes.
(From a STAN Correspondent)

~
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. A-(Special
Telegram. Rural carriers appointed
Iowa, Adair, route 8, John A. Fisher. car
rier; A. A, Nevins, substitute. Alden
route 2, Charles c. Clapp. carrier; Carrie
Clapp, substitute. WOODBURY., route 3
George L. Goiman. carrier; William Mckin'
ney, substitute. South Dakota: Coleman
route 2 Thomas H. Vickerman, carrier
Mabel Vickerman, substitute. Coleman
route 4, Jen. c. Laere. carrier; Jens
Laere. jr., substitute. Fairfax, route 1
Robert L. Hutzel. carrier; T. s. Piper
substitute Oldham. route /. Martin Hett
land, carrier; Knut F.. Moseson. substitute
Oldham. route 2 Rasmus F. Fredericksen
carrier; Harry r, Demars substitute
spearfish, route /, George w. Tutty, car
rier; Cecil Crisp. substitute.
Complete rural free delivery service hai
been ordered established in Clinton county
Ia. effective October 16. making a tota
OF twenty-eight routes in that county
Upon the recommendation OF Congress
man Kinkaid. DIR. r. p. Hoxsey has beef
appointed pension examining surgeon a
Valentine, Neb., vice DIT. II. A. Brown, 70
signed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-25
JAPANESE WATCH TRIALS
EnsWlaE Government VIII Protect ITS
C1ts.ens Arrested for Killing
t.. y seals Illegally.

WASHINGTON, Aug. N-Through the
Japanese embassy at this capital the Japa-
nese government Is making a thorough In
vestigation into the details of the incident
which EaHulted in the killing OF several
japanese poachers on St. Paul island OF
ahe gnbilof group and the capture OF
Twelve other japanese, who were taken to
valdez. Alaska. to answer before the
United States court there for raiding the
fur seal rookeries on st. Paul island.
In day or two one OF the secretaries of
the embassy will depart for Alaska, TO be
present. II possible. At the trial OF the
twelve poachsrs. No disposition is mani
tested on the part OF the japanese govern
ment 10 make trouble over the incident.
but It naturally desires 70 ascertain the
facts relating TO IL.