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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
FalI,pr Building KILLED Three.

jamestown, Ind, March .15.-Whlls
nine men were sitting about the stove
in a little grocery store here Wednes-
day afternoon, remarking on the, pos
sibiIity of the collapse of the adjacent
building, which was undergoing re-
pairs, three of them were killed and
five injured by the collapse of the
oddfellows hall, which crushed the
grocery store like an eggshell.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
Mania onnrnntinn E.tnhlI.hsd

Mobile, Ala, March 15.-The Mobile
Bay quarantine board has established
quarantine against the city Of Puerto
Cortez, Honduras, on account Of the
presence there Of one case Of yellow
fever. The regular quarantine period
opens Thursday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22

Canton, March i5.-The leader Of the
FSbals Of Kuang 81 province ana tire
others who were implicated IN the at
tack On the house Of the Rev. d.. An
drew Beattis. The American mission.
arg q Fan n February we're bshsade4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
AIsxapder Grave. wantE JudEeahlp

Marshall, Mo-, March ia petit
ton is being circulated here in this
district for the appointment Of Alex
ander Graves, Of Lexington, Mo-, to
ali the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of Judge W. G. Marshall
Wednesday from the supreme bench
of this state.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22

St. Joseph, Mo-, March 15.-Annie
veosky, II years old, will die and her
sister Rosa, Aggie Burkowsh and 7.
]. seaford, aged Is, were probably
fatally bruised about their heads and
crushed internally late Wednesday
night by the collision Of bobsled
with tree.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22

Chicago, March l6-District At
iorney Morrison continued bis argu-
ment IN the packers case THURSDAY.
The basis OF his contentious that the
paoken are not sitiIed 10 Immunity
4 that under the rulings Of ne 81
prsme court Of he United States, .
corporation can not Be Erantsd inuiun'
~.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22

A hurricane has ragged for three
davs in the Black sea. Great damaga
has beeh done and in every port ship
ping has been disabled.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22

<nss, &c., on those snow
.vh,ta beds are women and girls who
are awaiting or recovering from opera
Aons made necessary by negiect. -
Every one Of these patients mao
rlentv Of warning In that bearing down
Seelino. pain at the left or right Of the
shdomeu. nervous exhaustion, pain IN
ths small Of the back, pelvic catarrh,
Si.ziness. fIatulency, displacements or
irreOularities. All Of these symptoms
are Indications Of an unhealthy con.
dition Of the female organs, ana II NOT
Needed the trouble may make heaoway
until the penalty has to be paia Dy 3
dangerous operation, and hietime =.
impsired usefulness at best, while IN
nanv cases the results are fatal.
Miss Luella Adams, Of Seattle. Wash''
writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham -
MAbout two years ago I was q great SUI,
ferer from severe female trouble, pains ~
headaches, The doctor prescribed Tor me an y
finally told me that had tumor ana mu u,,
undergo an operation II wanted V ny VIZ;
/ felt that this was my death warran., I hn,,,
nY10uf OUnureub VI uOhuAc avs
XII the tumor kept growing. Fortunately !
corresponded with an aunt inthe New Englan .
States. and she advised me to take Lydia y.
PinEham's Vegetable Compound, as y We W.
said To cure tumors. Ibid 30 and immediete1y
beran to improve in health, and ! was entlrely
cured. the tumor disappearing entirely, VIII
os,t an operation. wish every suffering
Woman would try this great preparation"
Just as surely as Miss Adams wa
cnred of the troubles enumerated II
her letter, just so surely will Lydia n
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cure
other women who suffer from 10
male troubles, inflammation, kidney
troubles, nervous excitability or ner
vous prostration.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all young
women who are i'll to write her for fret
advice. She is daughter-in-law o
Lydia d. Pinlsham and for tTenty.iiv.
Years has been advising sick womei
Tree Of charge. Address, Lynn Mass
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
N MAY Be STORMY.
Delegates to Miners Convention Ar
irving at indianapolis.
SEVERAL DIFFICULT QUESTIONS.
Patrick Dolan, DepOsed Presiden'
Of District 5, Will BE There
and Promises Some In
aide Information.

indianapolis, March 15.-The prs
d,ct,ons of a stormy convention OF the
United Mine Workers Of America pc
ginning Thursday morning at German
house bid fair to be verified. From
the talk Of the delegates who KEPT
streaming into Indianapolis all We'd
nesday afternoon there will be decided
onposition toward the repeating OF
he Ryan resolution" This Is the
most important matter to come before
the convention and there is reason to
believe that decision either for or
against it will not be reached for sew
eral days. d,
Little will be done Thursday beyond
the work of organizing the convention
seating the delegates and the reading
of the address Of President Mitchell.
Secretary w D. Ryan Of Illinois,
who arrived Wednesday afternoon
said while In company with President
Mitchell, that there Is no foundation
for the report that plan has been
arranged for disposing of his resolu-
ton. This plan was said to include
request by Mr.. Ryan for the per-
mission of the convention to Withdraw
the resolution.
"If there is any such arrangement
have not heard Of It," said Mr.. ny
an. az have not made any such prom
ise to any one. l cannot say now
what will or will not do about the
matter. l have not been considering
It in that light"
Neither MIR. Ryan nor Mr. Mitchell
would say whether they thought !
would be necessary to repeal the Ryar
resolution in order to permit the hold
ing of joint conference by the miners
and bituminous operators.
i Another resolution which 1t is re
ported will cause stir in the conven
ton Is said to be one that will be IN
troduced asking the delegates to max
an appropriation from the nationa
treasury to be devoted to assisting 4
the defense of President Meyer, OF tn
Western Federation Of Miners, an
other officials of that organization
who are charged with the murder Q
Governor Steunenberg Of Idaho.
Pennsylvania delegates who arrive
Wednesday afternoon said that ez
President Patrick Dolan Of District NJ
s. who will be in Indianapolis Thurs
day or Friday, will persist in present
! ing his claims to the delegates OF tn
4 special convention for settlement.
i President Mitchell had hoped
n present to the special convention
Q the anthracite miners his report as
[ the negotiations with the anthraci'
n operators, but as all the members
: the committee had not arrived 4
t meeting was held. 1t is possible tn
the report will be presented Thursds
evening If the members Of the comm
tee succeed in reaching Indianapoli
y There is little strike talk amor
+ the delegates.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22

Pittsburg, Pa, March 15.-Repre
sentatives of the miners of District D.
United Mine Workers of America, left
Wednesday night for indianapolis,
where the national convention OF the
United Mine Workers is to meet in
special session Thursday.
Patrick Delan, the deposed presi-
dent of the district, will be in the
convention as the representative OF
five locals. Uriah Bellingham, vice
president, also deposed, will have q
seat in the convention. Before leav-
ing Dolan said:
II have been told by friends that
had better not go to Indianapolis.
will be mobbed out there, It has beer
explained to me. But | am going 1usl
the same, and am not afraid. The
Indianapolis convention needs some
inside information which propose tc
furnish. The people at large are vital
ly interested in this, because when the
true story is told 1t will become ap.
parent what efforts were made, anC
thwarted,. too. to prevent strike"
Back Of Mr.. Dolan will be abou
100 delegates representing the miner
of the Pittsburg district. Candidate
for delegates during tie recent cleo
ton were defeated almost TO a ma
II they we're found not to be in sym
patty with Dolan.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-03-22
HOSPITALS CROWDED
MAJORITY or PATIENTS WOMEN
Mrs. Pinkham's Advice Saves Many
From this Sad and Costly importance
II Is a sad but

II Is q sad but
lcertain'fact that
le very yea r
brings o n in
crease in the
numberofopera--
tions performed
upon women In
o u r hospitals.
Morethan three
fourths OF the
patients lyin 8
|ou t.hOaA auOW-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
RUN on ONE CHICAGO BANK
Failure to Pay Check of Unidentified
Itsiian starts Trouble for
Savings Institution.

CHICAGO, Sept. i1.-Because an. Italian
who was s'ignorant Of banking methods was
refused payment on check without proper
identification yesterday Eat the Pullman
Loan and, Savings bank. he spread the re-
port that the bank was refusing payment
to depositors. sThe result was run. during
which several hundred savings deposits
were withdrawn. Today the run was re-
sumed. fully 500 workingmen and women
being lined up at the doors ~of the bank
when the place was opened for business.
So eager was the crowd that large de-
tachment OF police was necessary to re-
strain It,
All demands for payment were promptly
met by the bank, which is one OF the
strongest Institutions of its kind in this
section OF the country. Its officers declare
that any statement of trouble is absurd
and without the slightest foundation.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
NAN WHO SHOOTS IN COURT
doe saIer4o, Who shot corneiia,
Appears 90 Make Conn
= trfrlSf plaint o..

Joe Salerno who shot and seriously
wounded Sebastian oornelia last week and
who is now, out on bail, appeared in po-
lice court Tuesday morning TO appear
against his brother-in-law, Sebastian
circo. whom he had arrested on the charge
OF wife-beating circo's wife being SAL
erno's sister. It will be remembered that
salerno attempted TO shoot Circo. but shot
his best friend. cornelia, by mistake.
circo decamped Immediately after the
shooting. but has since returned. The
case was continued until Wednesday
morning. Cornelis. who was shot in the
abdomen, is improving rapidly and the
attendants at the Omaha General hospital.
where he was taken after the shooting
believe he will recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

and since then every new enterprise in the
way of public utilities in China has been
officered and manned by Chinese themselves,
foreign experience and direction being util-
lied only to the point where the Chinese
were able to acquire the knowledge neces-
sary to operate them, The English are
complaining that in violation Of an agree
ment the Chinese government Is construct
ing 3 railway from Shanghai, southwark.
with the deliberate purpose of destroying
the value Of an English concession and
greatly inJuring Hong Kong, and there are
allegations that mining concessions granted
to British subjects have been held up and
the concessionaires embarrassed:
Some Of the great British business inter-
ests are uniting in strong appeals to their
government to adopt a stronger attitude
and protect them in their Chinese, enter
prises. -. ...-.n.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
TRAFFIC MEN SEE WILSON
Secretary OF Agriculture Explains
Limitations on Interstate ship
ments of Meat.

WASHINGTON. Sept! l1-Following the
meeting of Secretary Wilson with the rep
resentatives OF the various packing houses,
a number OF representatives OF railroads
met at the Department of Agriculture to-
day and conferred with the secretary re-
gsrding the duties imposed upon them by
the new meat inspection law
The railroad representatives were shown
samples OF the labels which win be re-
quired to be placed on various meat prod
ucts and were given to understand that be-
fore they accept consignments of meat and
meat products for interstate shipment they
must make sure that their proper labels
are attached.
The railroad men assured the secretary
that they had no other desire than TO com
ply fully with the law and that their CON-
ing here at this time was to get information
as TO what was required Of them.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

spssisity, ,,I He should Iems@bs5 that he Is E i
sition He must learn TO command men,
not only those, off his hospital corps. but
must be, absolutely rejected, and he ana. his
men must learn that The military salute
feature of Military: service.
The value Of records is a subject upon
which a great deal OF emphasis must be
Se the o the II meedea ono
GERS work. The rcorrect record not only
prptects the government from the assaults
of unworthy claimants upon. its treasury.
but 1t assists in the obtaining. Of relief to
worthy men who have suffered disabilities
through military service: Paper work is Of
only to therape1sis and prophylaxis. II 10
especially advised that. the; state forces
abandon the use OF special forms for these
government.
Enthusiasm is the mother OF efficiency.
his work is the man who accompiishes the
most for his cause. No method OF increas-
ing ones efficiency and enthusiasm Is
with men who are Interested along similar
lines. Whatever the state relations may be
along these lines, no medical officer should
fail to avail himself. of the incalculable ad-
vantage to be derived from membership in
the AssociatioD OF Military Surgeons OF the
United States The opportunities Of devel-
ings are inestimable. -
Special study Needed. .
To sum up the, whole subjeet we may con-
clude. then, as the consequence of our con-
officer Of the state forces. that to best quail
ify him for local service and for mobiliza-
tpn StIs With PstOEhsal 0Esa tTSG9Ps stoav
the part of the ymedicsl' of1cers OF the Ma
tiopal Guard and state troops to fit them
selves for work in their own forces. not
only IN Local service ] but N f, SSnSseton % with
in peaceful mobilization
2. The most essential feature In, the effort
to SECURE hArinoniogs action with other
Is uniformity OF training particularly along
the lines OF medico-military administration.
3. The most important element Of the
highest grade of effieieScy if = IN military ny: ny
gtene, medicine and surgery. Bul Of great
Importance and overlapping these 20 con-
medico- military administration. without
which, indeed the. proper practice OF mill
tary' medicine, surgery and hygiene will be
come deeply acquainted with the proper
methods OF selecting recruits :; he must be
able TO control his men, commanding the
OF the sick under his direction; he must
pc an authority beyond dispute upon camp
location and organization; he must under
hospital Construction and composition; he
must have experience in the instruction ana
drill OF the sanitary soldiers, and he must
be prepared to protect his service ana as
sist his comredes by q thorough acquaint-
ance with the records OF his department;
4 To crown all these and to add to MS
developed i1 him an enthusiasm based upon
loyalty to the nation and interest In his
profession which shall impel him at AL
for the good OF the service which has hon
ored him with its commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
WAR VESSEL TO CUBA
Continued from. First Page3

rebels in Havana, Santa Clara and Pinar
del Rio provinces"
Secretary of the Treasury Sterling denied
the report that the Cuban government had
been in communication with Washington
or has been consulted in any msnner. Gov
ernment officials say the administration is
capable Of coping with the situation.
Many Additional Arrests
The following individuals were arrested
today; Ex-Congressman Malberty, Clerk
of the House of Representatives Felipe
Gonzales sarrain. DR.. Manuel Secades and
ex Mayor of Havana Juan Ramon O'Far-
rilB who was busted from his post by Gov
erhor Nunez to make room for a moderate
SUCCESSOR ,,.fs, .,rs.-tsa y-.es uts.3
The government OF Cuba now W views with
| suspicion not only its, political .oppohents.
but also manysof those whom It has hth-
erto trusted as friends The government,
IT is learned, has suspected for several days
that even some of the members of the
veterans peace committee desired to turn
their peace making into a practical liberal
victory. The veterans deny these insinua-
| tons They are al apparently solely In
terested. for the moment, at least, in Sc
curing peace. When General Menacol was
questioned on the subject today he glanced
at the selock and declared he had hoped
that by that hour the whole matter would
have been definitely settled. He had a tele-
gram from Pine Guerra expressing that
leaders willingness TO accept terms to
which the government did not object.
Others among the veterans for peace said
| they were not joining the rebels or think
ing OF doing SO. They said the case was
not hopeless, inasnpch as the insurgents
were willing to negotiate.
Rumors are persistently rife that the gov
ernn ent was assured of the backing of. the
United States before the issuance of the
fresh declaration Of war.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
Deposit Account Department.
SAFE AND RELIABLE

AS the busy fall and holiday season ap-
proaches 1t will be we'll for you to have a
Deposit Account" as 1t does not necessl-
tate the carrying of cash, which is some
times unsafe when the streets and stores
are crowded
While deposit cannot be checked against
for expenditures made outside Of the store.
as We do no banking business, any or all
of II may be withdrawn at a moment s
notice. Ask about 1t. Main floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
Neckwear Talk for Men.

No question about our leadership in neck
wear as we try our very best to buy that
which will please Some stores are not SO
particular, when buying some of the small
articles of dress; herein lies our success.
Our buyer .devotes just, as much. time and
attention in the selection of our scarfs as
the cloak buyer does in selecting fur coat.
A look will convince you. The newest of
fall styles are ready; three-inch for the
four-in- hand, so says fashion. See the new
plaids. THE POPULAR PRICE ALWAYS,
SOC EACH. Main floor. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
Something Different" Are the
New Autumn Dress Goods
We Are Showing.

The lady In search of touch Of new
ness in her dress will appreciate this fine
showing. New Chiffon Spot Proof Broad
cloth, both colored and black, the highest
type Of dress elegance for ladies' At a
short distance you would say at once
Equal in appearance to any ali-silk fabric g
ana best OF all they will not spot with
water. The new Chiffon Panamas, worsted
Tsffetas and Gray onibre Piaids. in point
OF newness and value. are very unusual
and are attracting a great deal OF attention
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
Beats wife for S. Cent..

PATERSON N. J.S- Sept. 1.-THE sx-
ties without her husbands approval ma y
cost Mrs. William Leonard her life. She
Is now In a hospital in a precarious condi-
charged with beating her with an axe
handle during a quarrel over the cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
Important Line-The New Suit
T.. with SINNERS Satin.

We especially recommend IL. Nothing
wears like It. Ask your friends who have
been using skinner's satins what they
think about them. They will tell you to
use no other lining They will wear to
your entire satisfaction. Beautiful. soft,
lustrous lining. Thompson, Beiden & Co.
are headquarters for these goods; 3S inches
wide. fine line os colors. $50 a yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
MONEY, .F0R OREGON LINES
Hartman VIII spend Thfee mfiIisa
Dollars In PreIiminary work
on Roa ds.a asci .'

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 11.-E II. Harri-
man and his associates. through the local
ofncials OF the Southern Pacific. have set
aside. an additional ss,Ooo.oo0 to pay pre-
liminary expenses for railroad extensions in
Oregon, two Of which. at least, will pere-
trate into the northern end OF this state.
This makes a total of $5.oo0,0c0 set aside for
this purpose during the last two years. =.
Most of these extensions will connect with
the Shasta route as feeders and will open
up lot Of new jobbing territory for the
merchants of San Francisco and Portland
There is building. or VIII be built 1,1OC
miles Of new branches at a bonded cost of
over s44,0OO.000. e, ~
seye time and money by using The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
Many Foreigner. NasuraIi.ed.

STANTON. Neb. Sept II. -Vtspectal Tsies
gram.)-Judge7 Guy Grapeso1 hsld se,re eherto
term Of the district court here today. No,
jury was present and little business was
transacted. About sixty residents of the
county were granted citizenship papers.
The court was adjourned indefinitely,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
Fourth-CIas. .Postmasters Meet.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE third annual
meeting OF the National League of Fourth
Glass Postmasters of the United States will
begin here tomorrow with $50 delegates
present. representing every state in the
son OF Ashton, Ia. presidert OF the league.
will deliver his annual address and other
reports will be heard. Officers Of the league
Will be selected Thursday night, when the
work OF the convention will be concluded.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
Hnmeannfhic ConEresn Meeta.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Sept. 1.-THE
Worlds Homeopathic congress began to-
day with the scientific discussion Of papers
on nearly all subjects coming within the
jurisdiction Of the profession.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

beating her senseiess with a. hammer.
choking her until she was nearly de8d and
then cut his own throat with a razor. He
TIE woman will recover = VI =
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
shah Comes 10 Term,... -

TEHERAN, Sept. 1.-THE shah. has
signed the reform ordinance demanded, by
the clergy and dismissed the exTgrand
vizier. Ain Ed Dowleh This action ends
the agitation. Business is resumed ~, i.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12
CHINESE NEWS DIsOUIETINC
Anti Foreign Fssling Growing and Gov
eminent Said to Favor idea.
AMtHIcAN INVESTMENTS THREATENED
Natives Desire 10. Render Concessions
vaIueiess or Regain Them and
Violation of Agreement
ois Alleged.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1L-Mail advices
received here from China are disquieting
to Americans having financial interests in
the orient, There. is no, abatement-of the
inti-foreign feeling and the animosity Is no
longer confined stoo Americans, but includes
all foreigners except Japanese. formid-
tble party has arisen and Is conducting an
active propasand It'is known as ''re-
storer OF rights and IT'S purpose is to
drive the foreigners out of business In
China, and to that end to begin to render
valneiess the foreign investments. In some
quarters the Chinese government Is alleged
to sympathize with the movement, and. at
any rate. capitalists interested in import
ant concessions are complaining that the
Chinese officials are deliberately destroying
their holdings and violating their agree
ments at every turn. More than any other
nationality, the English are said to be in
luriously affected by this attitude of the
Chinese government.
Would Regain Coneessions.
The movement to destroy or regain con-
troll of concessions held by foreigners lie
said to have begun when the famous Han
kow-Canton railway concession was re-
gained by the Chinese government by pur-
chase from the American concessionaires,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

ST. LOUIS. Sept. n--After auarreling
one-legEed man. ended the argument by
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Sept 1.-Two hun
dred union Numbers went on strike today
for an increase OF 30 cents day In wages.
Building operations were hindered
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-12

The Infants Wear Dept. :
Is - complete fsn attire; the new goods
have been arriy5hg daily for the past
month NOW most every line offers'a COM
plete selsctiong Always somefaing-iaew,f for
the little one to be seen here
Just stsexefyra : View Siihe Of Infants long
coats. made 6f Bedford cord cashmere and
whitegsitls dsintily trimmed with hraids,
laces and fibbo1s. Prices $500 TO $500 each.
just Receivsd--Nev line. OF bear skin
caps and bonhqts Pfices eOc to szoo each.
New-silk and Velvet poke bonnets,
colors brown, navy, red. light blue and
white Prices $500 TO $500 each.
New-2Tnfants" silk caps. plain or fancy
effects Prices 6Oc 10 $3.50 each. Come
and see them II onlyn.to get an idea of
the new styles Main floor.