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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
WRECK ON THE FRISCO ROAD
Several Persons Are Injured In Head
End Collision I'm SOuthwest-
ern Missouri.

ST LOUIS. June IA fong distance
telephone message from Joplin. No, states
that the Frisco passenger train that left
ST. Louis at s:n last night crashed into a
freight train between Wentworth and
Pierce City, Mo, this morning, injuring a
number OF persons. several seriously.
Il was a hesd-end collision, both trains
running at high speed. Frisco officials in
ST. Louis at 1O;So stated they had not vet
received details
SPRINGFIELD, NO, June A-At the
general ofhces OF the Frisco railway in this
city IL was stated that only three passen-
gers and two OF the train crew were in
jured, none seriously in the collision near
Pierce City. No one was killed Both
trsiIA remained on the track.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
EDITORS DESIRE PUBLICITY
object TO Fraud Orders Against News
papers without Hearing on
specific Charges.

INDIANAPOLIS June 1.-THE commit
tee appointed by the National Editorial
association TO investigate the postal laws
of the United States and make recon-
mendations reported today, favoring a
modification of the present rule of obtain
ing fraud order. This committee made
an exhaustive report, covering in part the
whole question OF second-class postage.
"a legitimate publication, accorded sec
ond-class mail privileges" D." says the report,
should not be refused the same without
due process Of law, nor should any officer
of the Postoffice department have the right.
upon information or upon his own motion,
to Issue fraud orders without proper cita-
ton from the party concerned and the
hearing of the charges in open court"
Governor Hoch of Kansas was expected
to arrive this afternoon and read paper
on THE Country Editor. by One of Them. d"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
FOREIGNERS FURNISH MEAT
British Government Has No OppOr-
tunity 40 Inspect Food while
BeinR Prepared.

LONDON, June A.-When asked in the
House of Commons today what precau-
tions had been taken to see that British
army contractors used sound material In
the manufacture OF canned meats War
Secretary Haldsne replied that no current
army contracts were held by British MAX
ers When contracts We're held by British
subjects army officers paid surprise visits
TO the factories and took samples. which
were submitted 10 government analyst
Mr. Lea liberal, suggested that Mr.
Haldane send trained officers on surprise
visits 10 American packing houses. while
William Redmond raised a laugh by suE-
gesting that there was plenty of room for
Improvement at home and asking for in
formation regarding what quantities OF
timed meats and other provisions sup
piled by British firms Were condemned
during the BOer war.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
BRYAN VISITS THE DUMA
AS Guest Of American Ambassador He
Occupies seat In Diplo-
matte BOX.

ST PETERSBD RO, June l4-Whliam }.
Bryan was an Interested spectator Of the
proceedings OF tine lower house of Parlla-
mcnt today. During the agrarian debate,
which was continued throughout the morn
ing session, he occupied seat in the
diplomatic box as the guest Of Ambassador
Meyer, and during the recess Mr.. Bryan
discussed the situation with some OF the
leaders Of the house. who appeared anX-
ious to explain their views to the dis
tnguished American. Among others MI
Bryan talked with was NJ. Allodin leader
Of the -workmen group which is
now deuominated the group Of toll and is
the most radical element in Parliament
The group Of toll has decided to carry the
fight against the decision OF the district
court ia the case of VI. Ulianoff. who has
been indicted, although a member OF Par
Lament, and therefore exempt from politi-
cal prosecution, to the floor OF the house.
Mr. Bryan was also buttonholed by a
harmless crank who had planned to stop
famlncs by teaching the peasants to eat
the field rats which destroy the crops and
offered to subscribe $4,000 II he could inter-
est Amerie to take up thep Ian.
Askede 4: ne his attitude toward the
presidentt 4 z 'dacy in 1905, Mr.. Bryan
mentarv reso T.. II passed by various con-
ventions. but was too early to
make any ammo, IT as to his renom-
ination
In the afternoonT + Bryan called on
Foreign Minister Is ~ to whom he
was presented by Am,% Meyer.
Mr Bryan will leave Stockholm to-
morrow. On his return tothe United States
he will take a brief rest and then par
ticipate in the political campaign in In
diana. After the elections 1t is his plan to
sail i'm December for Australia and New
Zealand to complete his trip around the
world.
Mr. Bryan was deeply Interested in the
Russian Parliament. In an interview pub
lshed here today he expressed the con-
vction that Parliament will conquer In
the struggle with the old regime. He es-
pecially was impressed with the moderation
and self-restraint displayed by the majority
under trying circumstances, which he de-
clarcd the best pledge of ultimate victory
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
MAsoNs MEEThT SIOUX FALLS
Grand Lodge veterans and Eastern
star bodies In session
There.

SIOUX FALLS. $. D., June 14.-tSpccial
Telegram THE Masons Of South Dakota
and auxiliary societies have had possess
sion OF Sioux Falls this week, the occa-
sion being the annual meeting Of the
grand lodges OF the various Masonic So
cieties of the state.
At the sixth annual session Of the Ma
sonic Veterans association the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, John L. Turner, Springfield;
vice president. Charles Mcdonald Wes-
sington Springs; George V. Ayers. Dead
wood trea surer. b. NJ Rowley. Huron;
secretary, Dosthenes Drew. Highmore;
marshal, Frank Kunerth, Sioux Falls
President Turner presented the associa-
ton with a denarius, or penny. of the
Roman period III. A. D., which had been
given him by Robert Morris. the we'll
known Kentuckian, who was prominent in
the Masonic circles in his day The coin
is considered a valuable relic of the past
and will be preserved among the treasures
of the association
The total membership Of the Veterans
association in South Dakota is something
over 100 and Of these sixty-fve attended
the meeting held here this week
The following are the new officers OF the
Masonic grand lodge of South Dakota
elected at the meeting held in Sioux Falls
this week: Grand master Robert Nc
Caughey Aberdeen; deputy grand master
William L. Mnligau, Aberdeen; senior
grand warden, Joseph ]. Davenport Stur-
gis; Junior grand warden. Samuel A.
Brown, Sioux Falls; grand treasurer, John
c. Bryan, Plsnkington; grand. secretary,
George A. Pettgrew. Sioux Falls.
Lead, situated in the Black Hills. was
chosen the place for holding the an
nusl meeting Of the grand lodge next year
The date will be the second Tuesday in
June.
The members of the Order of Eastern
Star at their annual business session
elected the following officers for the COM
ing year: Grand matron. Mrs Jessie Har-
ris. Aberdeen; grand patron, ]. c. Knapp,
Sisseton; associate grand matron, Mrs.
Lnnie p. Ketcham. Montrose; associate
grand patron, W. Az Morris Redield
grand secretary, Mrs. A. NJ. McCallister.
Madison; grand treasurer, Mrs. L. Har-
oldson, Brookings; grand conductress. Mrs.
Wilkie, Lead CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
VoLIVA ON WITNESS STAND
Man who suppIRnts DOwIe Tells of
His Work at Zion
City.

CHICAGO, June H.-Wilbur Glenn Vo-
liva, successor to John Alexander Dowie,
occupied the witness stand today in Judge
Landis court in the suit relating TO the
ownership of Zion City Voliva showed no
signs. OF nervousness and answered all
questions in a firm voice. His testimony
related TO the transfer by him of real
estate in Zion City prior to the transfer OF
Zion City to Alexander Granger at the
time OF the deposition OF Dowie
A number of bills Of sale and instruments
Of transfer were then read to the court
purporting to show how Zion City was
taken from Dowie and given to Alexander
Granger under power OF attorney given
NoliNa bN DOWie.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
ACCIDENT LED TO ARRESTS
Displacement of wreath First showed
wounds on Body of Dead
Girl.

SIOUX FALLS, s, D., June 14-(Special)
The accidental displacement of a small
wreath OF flowers which had ben placed on
the brow of Miss Agnes Polreis. the l6-year-
old girl for whose alleged murder Mrs.
Emma Kaufman, wife of Moses Kauf-
mann, wealthy Sioux Falls brewer, was
arrested, resulted in the discovery of what
many persons believe to be one Of the most
damnable crimes ever committed in South
Dakota. Mrs. Kaufman may not be the
guilty party-only the future will decide
thst-but that the gtrl was the victim of
foul play is firmly believed by thousands
who have familiarized themselves with the
case
After the girl died I'm the Sioux Falls
hospital her remains were prepared for
burial and shipped to the parents of the
girl, who reside on a farm near the little
town of Parkston, Hutchinson county. The
undertaken at that place who took charge
of the remains at the funeral of the girl
in working over the body by accident dis
placed the wreath of flowers Near the
edge of the hair wound was exposed, this
being one of the six wounds which after
ward were discovered on the dead girl 5
head.
The funeral was held as per schedule and
the body was inferred, as had been ar
ranged. After the funeral the fact that a
wound had been discovered on the girl 5
head became a matter OF general rumor
and the citizens of Parkston soon became
so aroused over the matter that it was
determined 10 dsinter the remains of the
girl and make an examination of their con-
dition. This was done, and the other
wounds, gashes and bruises which have
played so important a part in the pre-
limnary hearing OF Mrs Kaufman were
discovered
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
CONVENTION WITH ECUADOR
Fever Quarantine May BE Established d
Between Canal Zone and
Southern Republic.

WASHINGTON. June H-Prelimnary
negotiations have been concluded between
the United States and Ecuador for quar-
antine regulations which will lessen the
possibility of interchange OF yellow fever
infection between Panama and Guayaquil,
the chief port of Ecuador
The Pan-American conference at Rio
Janeiro in July will have international
quarantine as one of it's chief subjects for
discussion and 1t is likely an agreement
will be effected between all the American
republics for uniform quarantine regula
tions and for the proper sanitation of all
ports but pending this general quarantine
agreement temporary truce with Ecuador
is stated to be necessary, as the west coast
of South America is a constant menace Ia
canal construction on the isthmus because
of the prevalence of yellow fever.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
PIERCE WILL BE HEARD
Head of Missouri OIL Company sends
Message from New York
City.

ST. LOUIS, June 14.-H. Clay Pierce.
chairman of the board of directors of the
Waters-Pierce oil company, whose attor-
ney, John d. Johnson, promised Monday
that he would be In st. Louis to appear
at the oil hearing Friday, was in New
York at noon Thursday, He communicated
with his ST. Louis ofiice by long distance
telephone,
Attorney John ID. Johnson, when asked
whether Mr.. Pierce would be at the hear
ing tomorrow. said:
II must absolutely decline TO discuss
that matter. / have nothing 10 say about
it."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
GREAT Joy IN OKLAHOMA
CeIebrat tiOu Follows News of the
Passage OF statehood
Dill

GUTHRIE. Okl, June H.--Whistles were
blown, guns fired and hags hung to the
breeze when the news reached this city
and other cities in Oklahoma and Indian
Territory that the house had adopted the
statehood bill. Crowds OF excited citizens
are marching the streets here tonight bear
ing American hags with an additional star
representing the new state OF Oklahoma.
Farmers and settlers I'm the outlying coun-
try are oongTesating in the city for a gen
eral eeIebrst tiOa-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
WILL VOTE on CANAL LEVEL
senate Agrees TO Take Action on
Question Thursday.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE senate to-
day decided 10 vote next Thursday on the
Panama sea level canal bill, accepted the
conference reports on the diplomatic and
naval appropriation bills. the former COM
plete and the latter partial; passed a bill
limiting the liability that may be assumed
by individuals 70 national banks, adopted
Senator MOrgan's resolution relative 70
the control Of the Panama railroad. admit
ted A. W. Benson as the successor OF
Senator Burton of Kansas, received the
credentials Of Senator Elect Dupont OF
Delawar,, listened to a speech by Senator
Dryden in support Of a lock canal across
the Isthmus ~ Panama and passed several
seml-prvate bills.
In connection with the agreement TO vote
on the canal bill Senator Foraker raised
the point that the senate Is not aufioiently
Informed on the question OF type Of canal
TO vote this session and A sharp debate
ensued, but in the end no one objected and
the date was hXed.
The senate adjourned at 6:sO .. m,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
ErIseopaIs 10 Elect Bishop.

PORTLAND ore. June l4-The conven-
tion which will elect a successor to the
late Right Rev. b. Wistar Morris, bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal diocese OF
Oregon, will meet at Trinity church I'M
Portland today Among the candidates who
are most prominently mentioned In connec-
tion with the once IL Rev Charles Seadding
Of La Grange. H.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
ProhibitIonista Arnin.t smoot

MADISON. Wis, June i4.-The Prohibi-
tion state convention today adopted a
resolution calling on Senators Spooner ana
LafOllette 20 vote To oNpel Reed SmOot t..
l. Eaton OF Madison was nominated for
s0ysrnor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
REPORT on CHICAGO PLANTS
Manu- IA ctureFE' Committee Gives
Fresh Meat Departments Clean Btu.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE committee OF
the National Association Of Manufacturers
appointed TO make an examination OF the
packing establishments at the Union Stock
yards viii submit It's report tomorrow
The committee consists Of President !.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-15
Minnesota Judee Injured

MINNEAPOLIS. June H.-JudEs C. AZ
Pond Of the district court was probably
fatally injured by being ran down by a
tSain hers tsAAS
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-12

The coupons Tor the pianc to BE-
given away By the Press can only Il.
received between 4 and 8 \ M
daily. -
You better hurry if you want to aet
amy OF those beautiful leather goods
at Aliens Drug store.
The ladies' Aid society Of the Ban.
fist church will give Thanksgiving
dinner at the church from ) to >,
m. Thanksgiving day.
Watch us grow, the new drug store.
E. A. Allen.
just received another lot of those
ancy apples, from 81 % to u. Oper
box. The Idaho Mercantile company.
Lost-Near the Park Hotel. !
lady's gold watch. Finder will re.
eieve q liberal reward for returning
same to Mrs. A. Most, Park Hotel.
Aliens display window is attract
ing much attention..
Remember that with each 81 casl
purchase you receive a ticket on oul
Faultless range which will be given
away to the person holding the lucky
number, December 81. Lake Cit
Hardware company.
Go to Aliens Drug store for fin,
candies. Lowney's the very best, al
ways fresh.
II it is perfumes you want, don't
stop till you get to Allens's DruI
store. E, A. Allen.
Clearance Caldwell Is spending fey
days in Cheney, Wash, welcoming
nine pound boy into his family
Both Mr.. and Mrs. CALDWELL are yer,
proud of the youngster, which is tn
first addition to the family.
The Original Chippewa drivers an,
cruisers shoe. Try pair, Barr
Chainey.
| To make good bread use Ceretan
the hard wheat -four. e. B. Keller
Company.
Archie Philips and wife, Of Ech
Bay, are rejoicing over the arrival c
seven pound boy into their family
The little stranger arrived Saturday.
Let me be your family druggist
II. A. Allen.
Fruit cake that is fruit cake at tn
German Bakery.
- E. s. Montandon returned toda.
from his homestead which is locates
near st. Maries.
Remebmer / am still in the promo
rgaph business. E. A. Allen.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-12

F. A. Allen was visitor 10 spo.
kane tod y, attending to business
connected with his drug store ON
Sherman street.
| Adolph GiIberson. syesiRsyt special
ist will be at the Antler hotel Tues
day and Wednesday. hours a. 10. to
P. N. Glasses properly fitted.
All work guaranteed. g
IN William Laird gave pleasant lit
tie dance at the Squaw bay school
house Saturday, which was we'll at
tended by those residing in that dis.
trict and several people from this
city. Those from the city chartered
the steamer Rover and enjoyed a very
pleasant trip. j. G. O'DaIe furnish
ed some excellent music and the
evening was most enjoyable one.
| DR.. P, j. scallon was visitor in
Spokane yesterday at the bedside OF
Dr.. Webb. who has been suffering for
some time with an acute attack Of ty-
phoid fever. DIR. Webb's condition
is serious but the physicians hold
forth hopes of his recovery.
Take your prescription to Aliens
Drug store.
! will s. Cole, stats manager of the
Royal Highlanders, was a visitor in
our city today.
Mr.. J. Brady, representing Peter
Peterson, who will appear at the Au-
ditorium in the near future, was a
visitor in the city today.
II. L. Gulliland, Of Waitshurg.
Wash, las purchased two tracts in
Fruit Lands addition, through the
: Geo F. Steele agency, and will make
many improvements.
Have you noticed those dainty lit.
tie photos ct the Occur d'Alepe stud
10. 1.50 per dozen.
Prof. Rothen's Masquerade next
Friday evening.
Branson 4 Max have just received
another shipment Of Wonder Gar
land stoves, these stoves are attract.
ing the attention of the public,
aroused the antagonism Of all com
petitve manufactures and giving IN,
usual satisfaction to the public.
Go to ]. W. Wiggett for dry wood
coal, hay, feed, vehicles and wagons,
farming implements. plows, harrows,
seeders, etc. 800 Occur d'Alene
: street. Phone No. Il.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-12
CITY IN BRIEF
|. phone 15s.

Phone 1913.
c. Cross is in Rose Lake for a
avs.
10 Woman Halter, ? at the Au-
INN, Wednesday night.
Woolson take the baby. Occur
me Studio.
spe ten pound boy arrived at the
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cox,
rday evening.
mplete line of floral and crepe
PAPER. Lakeside Pharmacy.
a. place to sleep for one or
nan at 3Os Occur d'Alene street.
n. White and wife are Boosting
fine u pound boy which arriv-
unday morning.
Dday we received a shipment. of
umes from Wright, the American
inner. E. A. Allen.
70 large light. Office rooms to
single, or in suite. Idaho Mer-
lie company.
n Coles heaters are the best in
market. Buy early while varie-
hest. Lake City Hardware COM
bat funny man, Harry Beresford,
The Woman Hater.' AT the Au
rum, Wednesday night.
Nc received a large consignment
a. Penaud's perfumes, these are
imported goods. E. A. Allen.
has. Gatke, manager of the Rose
) Lumber company, Rose Lake,
no, spent Sunday in our city.
adies, Gents and children's rub
at E. B. Keller & Company.
70 want every lady to call and
sample Of our perfumes, E. A,
eD,
b decorating done properly at the
man bakery.
lost drop in at the new drug store
see all the nice things for your
Aliens.
Don't wait until the Xmas rush
@ to have your picture taken at
Occur d'Alene studio.
/ you want syringes, hot water
etc., go to Aliens Drug store,
nd on rubber goods.
he Harry Reresford in ''The
man Hater,'' at the Auditorium,
dnesday night.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-12

J. a. Flynn, Of the law arm Of
Sanders 4 Flynn, was 8 visitor In
WalIacs today.
Miss Sarah Dumas, Of Spokane,
spent yesterday in our city visiting
her sister Miss. Clara Dumas.
n George Steele viii erect a nine
room house ON his property which il
located next to the Presbyterian
chsuch- Ed Kreig. contractor has
received the contract.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-12

II. G. Woodward and H. NJ. Grow,
of Palouse, Wash, are visitors in the
city transacting business at the land
Office.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
A CHICAGO ALDERMAN OWES HIS ELECTION TO CHAMBER
 LAIN COUCH REMEDY.

'T can heartily and conscientiously recommend Chamberlain Cough Remedy for affections of the trost and lungs," says Hon. John Shenick, 220 So. Peoria St.. Chicago. Two years ago during a political campaign. I caught cold after being overheated, which irritated my throat and I was finally compelled to stop, as l could not speak aloud. Tn my extremity a friend advised me to use Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. took two doses that afternoon and could not be- lieve my senses when found the next morning the inflammation had largely subsided. took several doses that day. kept right on talking through the campaign, and I thank this medi- cine that won my seat in the Coun- cil." This remedy is for sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
BIG DEVELOPMENTS
 kEWEENAW COUNTY

The Keweenaw Copper Company states in its first annual report that the explorations for the Montreal River loae by means of diamond drill have been promising. As amygdaloid. lode was found and the drill cores showed good copper values. Another promis. ing lode was penetrated at greater depth. The drill is now at work in another location, where it is expected the lode will be found soon Work on the railroad has been pros ecuted steadily. and it is expected that the line will be open 10 Calumet by July l. The copper company owns 11.500 acres Of mineral land. the pos. abilities of which are great It is yet too early to make any definite conclusion as to the value of the prop erIy.
 The Keweenaw Copper Company re ports s345. .334 net cash assets Dec. 31 1905, while the railroad company. own ed wholly by the Keweenaw Copper Company. reports s4,42S net cash as sets.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
PRISE ERvATIvEs ARE
 NOT TO kOUITERsTE.

Preservatives are never added to food to adulterate il, nor to keep it while 1t is canned or bottled as the case may be. Their sole use is to keep the food from developing germs after the package has been open and ex- posed to the air, and if this were not done everything would become dan gerous to health unless used imme. diately upon opening. A bottle of catsup will often be on the table for a month after opening before being used up. Without a trifle of ben. zote of soda it would soon become germ infected and spoil. Nature real izes this, for in every fruit ard berry will be found either benzoic or sali cylic acid. and we have been eating them for centuries without harm ! There is no more reason why we should object to ordinary preserva 1 tives than there is for us to object tC common salt. for that is just whai salt is, and exactly what it is used for and there is not the slightest scientif if evidence in the world that preserva lives in the qualities used injure oul health or bodies in the slightest de gree, while science has demonstrated ] that properly used they save number less lives each year.