davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1906-03-19
the metallic remembrance to the
priest suggested in the papers.
Matter To Be Kept Dark.

Matter To Be Kept Dark.
In several places is the greatest sec
recy e~njoined upon Mr.. Crawford. "As
| am strictly watched for nay envnItvo,
| hope you will reveal to nobody the
most Insignificant detail of this letter"
Two letters were received from Morla
before he had made his will and a third
the next day after.
Heart-Broken Heiress Also Writes
Then came word from the chaplain
of the prison of the death of Morla and
also a note from the girl herself, sent
in a heavy black-bordered envelope, to-
gether with copies of the will both in
Spanish and English and a certificate
from the clerk of the court of law at
Cartagena of the amount of money de-
manded by the court and directions
from the priest, Mariana Ripoll Sorni,
as to sending the money and carrying
on correspondence through others, one
the ervan of the priest, who in one
place processes to be absolutely penni-
less and in need of return for the small
sums he has paid out from time to time
for the help of the cause of the father
less and friendless girl. The latter is
kept in the Geologic Para Education de
Senoritas Anglo-Espanol de Santa
Elena"
, 1906-03-19
Lively Alone to Blame.

Lively was asleep. He is the sole
author of the collision. Lively was
the day operator, and was doing duty
for the night man, who had gone to
Pueblo to cash his pay check, without
asking permission from the Pueblo of
flee. Our standing rule is that day
operators are not to relieve night op-
orators and work overtime unless per
mission is asked and granted by the
chief dispatchers."
, 1906-03-19
Texas Fruit Ruined.

Houston, Tex, March 19.-Texas re
ports from nurserymen indicate that
so per cent of the fruit of the state
was ruined by the freeze, which was
general over Texas. The loss is esti-
mated at S100, 900.
, 1906-03-19
TOOK HER
OWN LIFE
DIVORCED WIFE OF BARON HAD
DENHAUSER SENDS BULLET
THROUGH BRAIN AT SONS
APARTMENTS.

Had Suffered from MeIanchoIia Since
Visited by Her Husband, and When
He Left Her and Divorce Followed
She Lost Courage-Night Watch
man in Chicago Bound by Masked
Robbers and Safe Blown Open.
, 1906-03-19

ing mining claims in the Douglas
creek district, in sections 16 and 81,
township IA, range 70: Mammoth Nos.
l and 2, Worcester lode and Scranton
lode.
, 1906-03-19
Francis to Succeed storer.

Washington, D. c., March 19.-Chas.
Francis, editor of the Troy New
York; Times, was today nominated as
ambassador to Austro-Hungary He
was formerly minister to Greece.
, 1906-03-19
Storer to Retire.

Washington, D. c., March 19.-The
of Bellamy Storer, ambas-
sador to Austria, is officially announc-
ed There has been a friction between
Washington and Vienna for some time
over Storer. The ambassador demand
ed promotion, and the state depart
ment has been dissatisfied with MS
work in Austria, especially on account
of his wife, who has been very promi'
nept in church work, and of a kind
antagonistic to the Austrian govern
ment.
, 1906-03-19
priest to Get a Slice.

The priest is remembered to the TX
tent of 1000 pounds, but this is to come
from the girls share, and the money
forwarded for expenses is to be re-
turned after the fund has been secured
from the bank.
Mr.. Crawford says he has an indis-
tinct remembrance of a female relative
some years ago marrying a foreigner,
but this is not clear in his mind-not
strong enough to separate him from
, 1906-03-19
Admitted that schwab is III.

New York, March LIT is admitted
at Charles Schwab's residence today
that he is seriously i'll.
, 1906-03-19
Lively Cannot Be Found.

Florence, Colo, March 19.-It is
known here that Frank Lively, who
was The cause of the wreck near
Adobe, has disappeared and cannot be
, 1906-03-19
Operator Sent to Prison.

La Porte, Ind, March 19.-Thomas
Bascom of Springfield, Ill, a telegraph
operator, was today sentenced to four
teen years in the penitentiary upon
conviction of throwing a switch which
caused a disastrous wreck at Summan,
Ind.
, 1906-03-19

IN SPAIN
LARAMIE COAL DEALER HAS A
CHANCE TO ADD TO HIS FAM
lily AND WEALTH AT
THE SAME TIME.

Named as Guardian of Nineteen-Year-
Old Daughter of Spanish Secretary
and American Woman, and Asked
to Forward Small sum of Ninety
two Pounds Sterling in Gold-Pa-
pers Somewhat Confusing in Places
, 1906-03-19
STORM CENTER NOW
DOWN IN NEW MEXICO

a score of lives have been lost. 1t is
believed 200 men and half a dozen
women have taken refuge in the Camp
Bird tunnel.
, 1906-03-19
INFORMED FROM THIS CITY OF
TERRIBLE AFFLICTION BY
REASON OF WRECK AT
FLORENCE, COLO.
Resident of Douglas Creek Tie Camp
Loses Daughter and Son and An.
other Daughter and Son-in-Law In
jured-Now on Way to City and
Will Go to Pueblo to Bury Dead
and Care for Living Members.

1t was a sad message that went by
telephone yesterday to Charles Field
of the Douglas creek tie camp of the
Carbon Timber company, conveying
word of the death of n daughter and
son and the serious injury of another
daughter and the slighter injury of his
son-in-law, who were in the awful
wreck on the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad near Florence, Colo, Friday
morning. Mr.. Field and his son, Ar
thur Field, are now on their way to
this city, having left Holmes this morn
ing, and will probably go to Pueblo
tonight to care for the living and bury
the dead members of their family.
The press dispatches of Saturday
brought word that Mrs. Thomas Webb
and Roy Field of Keystone had been
killed, and that Mabel Field and Thos.
Webb had been injured. The women
and the boy are the children of
Charles Field and the man is the hus-
hand of one of the daughters
, 1906-03-19

D1ilv Republican so cents a month
, 1906-03-19

.. "A. OIL IllS CITY, q COdl
dealer, has been invited to become the
guardian of a 19-year-old heiress of
Valencia, Spain, but as he is led to be-
lieve that S. A. Showers of Denver has
received the same flattering offer, and
as it requires the dispatch of some 92
pounds sterling to Spain in order to re,
lease some property seized by the gov
eminent, he is a little shy about COM
plying with the request and may leave
the heiress in her Spanish home for
the present.
Daughter of Dead Relative.
According to the letters received by
Mr.. Crawford, the girl is the daughter
of Mary Crawford and a Spaniard nam
ed Luis Morla Pons, former secretary
to Martinez Campos of Cuba, and who,
when that gentleman was succeeded by
General Weyler, joined the Cuban reb-
els and was thrown into prison, where
he died about the 22d of last Deem
Der. He wrote a couple of letters to
Crawford, informing him that his wife
had been Mary Crawford, a relative of
the Laramie gentleman, and when she
died left her daughter in a college in
Spain. When Morla was thrown into
prison he was taken with a disease
which was believed to be i%ncurable.
Certificate in a Trunk.
Morals arrest was followed by the
seizure of certain property, to be held
for the payment of the law court costs,
among the other things being a port
manteau with a false bottom, in the
receptacle underneath which was a GER
tiicate of deposit for $4,000 pounds
sterling payable to bearer. Mr.. Craw-
ford was urged to send the money nee
essary to pay these costs to a certain
priest in Valencia, the chaplain of the
prison in which Morla was confined,
within fo%rty-nine days after a certain
date, otherwise the property would be
sold at auction, among the things the
small trunk and it's valuable paper, the
OhiS hlSLHou lSiI v SSSuilhS IhS hIOI
ey from the Bank of England.
Too Many Guardians.
A copy of Morla's will was enclosed
in Spanish, and also a translation in
English by the pen of the priest. The
Spanish document contained the name
of Showers as the guardian of the girl
and the proposed recipient of the es-
tate of $4,000 pounds, but the transla-
ton was in the name Of Crawford, and
the latter is wondering just where he
comes in The will states that Stow
ers has been named as guardian of the
girl and will receive one-fourth of the
money in the Bank Of England. He
is to send the money to the priest, who
will pay the court costs, release the
property, secure the valuable portman
teau and bring the young woman t.
America and to the home of her guar
dian, where she will be under his car
until she is old enough to inherit the
money.
Priest to Get a Slice.
The priest is remembered to the ex
|tent of 1000 pounds, but this is to come
from the girls share, n the money
, 1906-03-19
MAN LOST
IN STORM
ERNEST BARNES LEAVES WAL
DEN ON FRIDAY AND HAS NOT
SINCE BEEN HEARD OF BY
HIS FRIENDS.

Was Intoxicated, Fell from His Horse
Several Times and Refused All Aid
from His Companion, Who Left
Him to Shift for Himself-Horse
Shows Up at Mari Ranch But the
Searching Party Cannot Find Man.
, 1906-03-19
COLORADO HAS CLEARING SKIES
AND LESS SNOW, BUT SITUA-
TON REMAINS SERIOUS
IN SOME PLACES.

Twenty-Five Mining Camps Snow
Blocked and Within Radius OF
Twenty Miles of ouray Six Hun
dred Miners Are Without Com
Notwithstanding Occus at
Camp Bird Mine.
, 1906-03-19

Why not get all the news when 1t
Is news by reading The Republican,
, 1906-03-19
Passed Through This City.

Thomas Webb, who had been work
ing in the tie camp at Douglas creek,
came t. town last Tuesday, from Key
stone, and that night took the train
for Denver, intending to go further
south from that city, where he had
been offered a position in a sawmill.
The party consisted of Thomas Webb,
Mabel Field, about 10 years of age,
and Roy Field, her brother, 10 years
old. At Denver they were Joined by
Mrs. Belle Webb, the wife of Webb
and the sister of the Field children.
She had been visiting in Kansas since
last January, having gone from nero
at that time. The meeting at Denver
was a happy one, as the husband and
wife had been separated and the for
mer had every prospect of lettering
his condition in the new and respon-
sible position with the sawmill outfit.
They boarded the south-bound train
and were in the wreck at Swallows,
Mrs. Webb and the boy being killed,
the girl being quite seriously injured
and the man suffering a sprained
,pl1o ond other hrllises
, 1906-03-19

Army Bill Passes House.
Washington. D. c., March 19.-The
, 1906-03-19
Present When Message Came.

A. j. Stankey, who had come in from
the tie camp on Friday, and was a
guest at the Johnson hotel, saw the
press dispatch in The Republican of
Saturday afternoon and at once con-
cluded that the parties named in the
dispatch were those he had known at
Keystone. Yesterday he called up the
camp to enquire about Mr.. Field and
was told that he was present in he
office at the time. Stankey could not
talk directly to him, and so asked the
clerk in the store to break the word as
gently as he could, which the latter
did. 1t was a sad moment for the
h~eart-broken father. He could say lit
tie, the sobs yelling up from his full
heart and the tears coming to his eyes.
He informed his son of the terrible
loss they had sustained, and yesterday
they came to Holmes and from there
started to this city. Mr.. Stankey com
municated with Mr.. Field this morn
ing, and learned hat they would go to
Pueblo at once. After that he could
not say what he would do. 1t was
hard to get anything coherent from
him by telephone, his voice trembling
with emotion so that it was noted at
this end of the line. Mr.. Stankey and
other friends will meet the Fields upon
their arrival in the city and offer what
help and consolation they can.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19
Police Finally Get Curtis.

Lawrence Curtis, for whom the police
have been looking for some time. was ar
rested yesterday by Detective Weir. He is
suspected of being the partner of Charles
Revere. who was taken into custody Sat-
urday on the charge of stealing a quantity
OF valuable brass engine fxinss belonging
to the Northwestern railroad.
Curtis was wanted for the alleged theft OF
two automobile lamps. the property OF
Charles f. Kimball, president Of the Kim
ball Brothers company together with
seventy-five sheets OF iron. used In the man
ufacture Of a patent automobile fender,
The lamps and sheet iron were taken from
Mr. Kimbalrs garage at the rear of the
Ogden house during the parade on German
day, October 2 The lamps, which cost So
each, were sold, 1t IL alleged. by Curtis to
a junk dealer on West Broadway for "
cents. while the sheet iron was disposed OF
to tinsmith opposite the Ogden house.
When placed under arrest Curtis asserted
that the lamps and sheet iron had been
given him by Dave MeCreary, engineer al
the Ogden house, TO dispose OF. McCreary
was then placed under arrest and the police
will have witness in police court this
morning, third man who is said by Curtis
to have been present when McCreary gave
him the stolen goods to dispose or Curtis
denied being Revere's partner and denied
knowing anything about the theft OF the
brass from the Northwestern. McCreary
has been arrested several times before by
/ the police.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19
PAVING PLANS FORMULATED
Oounoil CsntsmplatsI q Large Amount o.
Work Next Year.
PRESENT coNTRAC S aB.UT COMPLETED
sixth ward only One In the City
which Does Not Come in for
some OF the Contemplated
improvements.

The city council If already planning for
n large amount of street paving during the
next year Most of the paving contracted
for is completed and the several council
men are now preparing lists OF streets In
their respective wards to be improved next
year. Indications are that large number
OF streets will be paved next year, despite
the fact that the general improvement
fund, from which the city has 10 pay any
deficiency in the assessment for such work
against the abutting property. win be prac-
tically in depleted condition, owing to
the large inroads made on It this year for
the municipalities share OF the cost of i'm
proving the portion OF Lower Broadway. be-
tween Thirteenth and Twentieth streets
According TO present plans most OF next
years paving will be in the Second. Third
and Fifth wards. The streets in the First
and Fourth wards are most improved and
little II any paving will be done In these
districts. The sixth ward is without any
paving and the streets in that section of
the city are not yet In condition TO be inn
proved. II Is likely that It will be several
years before much, IL any paving is done
In the Sixth ward.
In the Second ward Councilman Maloney
has prepared long list Of streets to be
paved next year. The list includes Avenue
"a llbAi Efi8hAn oANNSN " Ailt ANOINiNb6AeIu
tracks; Avenue 3, from Eighth street to
the tracks Of the Illinois Central railroad;
Seventh street. from washington avenue to
Avenue g; Eighth street, from Mill street
to Avenue G; Ninth street. from Broadway
to Avenue B. and Tenth street. from Broad
way to Avenue B.
In the Third ward Councilman Wallace
as yet has planned for the paving OF but
three streets, but, It is expected. more will
be Included in his list later. The streets
selected by Mr.. Wallace so far are Third
street, from High school avenue to Story
street. Turley, avenue and High school
avenue, from Third street to Glen avenue.
/ In the Fifth ward Counciln1en Smith and
Fleming have listed the following streets
, for paving: Fifth avenue, from Twelfth
street to Fourteenth; Sixth avenue. be-
tween Tenth and Twelfth streets; Fourth
avenue, between Tenth and Twelfth streets;
] Third avenue. between Tenth and Twelfth
streets. and Tenth street, from First to
| Seventh avenues
: The councilmen are also preparing a list
| OF streets on which brick and cement side
| walks are TO be laid and the lists are ia
! be submitted at the next meeting Of the
| city council. which win be Monday even
| ing. November 26.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19

for the position before the election. He was
In harmony with Garst, too Hughes OF
Iowa county is the only member oil the ola
committee rejecting the opinions OF Garst
Whipple Of Tama, while a standpatter, has
always been considered fair" by the pro-
gresslves and might be named by Garst..
On the judiciary committee Senator
Dowell of Polk will without doubt be re-
tanned as chairman.
on the appropriations committee at the
last session Senator Garst was chairman
and the next member named on the conf
mittee is Senator Smith Of Mitchell county,
one Of the closest friends OF Garst He
viii in all probability be named chairman
by Garst at the coming session. Mates Of
Carroll county who was chairman
of the house appropriations committee at
the last session, is in the senate this ses-
sion. He comes terepresent the district rep
resented at the last session by Garst
The two men worked together harmoni-
ously at the last session and Mates will
likely 60 on the appropriations committee
as a member at the coming session.
In the house these three most import
tant committees are even more at sea. In
the senate there will at least be no change
in the judiciary committee In the house
all three committees must change Tenn
pie of Clarks county was chairman OF the
ways and means committee at the last ses-
sion. He was not a candidate for re-
election, neither was Head of Jefferson
the next man named on the committee
nor English Of Polk the next, nor Cum
mings Of Marshall. Kendall. the next
named, IS likely to be speaker. Cardens
Bealer. Freeman OF Pottawattamie, Me-
ClurlSin, Robinson and Crosse were none of
them candidates for reelection. stolten-
berg of Scott, down below the middle, IL
the first man to be returned that is avail
able. He will have stiff competition ~
the place. Kendall was himself chairman
Of the last judiciary COMMITTEES, Tenple,
Cummings Wright Jepson, Hart and
spaulding following in order on the COM
mittee were not reelected or were not
candidates and Teter of Marion is this first
He is also a candidate for speaker of the
house and nothing would follow more
naturally than that he should get the
Craftsmanship OF the judiciary committed
/ II Kendall is elected speaker.
On the appropriations committee at the
| last session Mates was chairman He vii
be in the senate at the coming session anC
on'v two or three member ~ The oil com.
mittee have been returned. This Is true o.
| 7lmost every committee Ia thu house and
| hence the ranking of the members on In,
/ I'D committees will stand for little at tn,
| coming session Weeks of Guthrie arC
! Meredith of Cass county were members a
/ 'he committee at the last session and bctl
/ would maize strong candidates for chair
nan If they became candidates for Ia.
position.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19
FEARS OF AN ANARCHIST PLOT
kiHgs OF Italy and Greece Thought
90 ne the Intended
victims

ROME, Nov. lS.-The local police have
been informed that several people who are
in the habit OF renting windows along the
route usually taken by royal professions
have been approached by mysterious per-
sons who wish to rent not only, windows,
but entire rooms, for the day when the
king Of Greece arrives here. The police
believe that this evidences an anarchist
plot like the one at Madrid on the occasion
OF the marriage OF King Alfonso, against
King Victor Emmanuel and the king OF
Greece. <iag George of Greece is eN-
pectcd here November 3 on a visit TO the
King Of Italy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19
Woman,a C1ub prorrn,,-

This is the Woman's club calendar for
this week; Monday, art department. Coun-
Gil Bluns Wpman's club, club rooms; Tues
day, Ideal club at residence of Mrs. Ii wis
Cutler, ia BLUM street; Atlas club at resi-
denoe OF Mrs. c. F. KimbalL III South
Seventh street; Wednesday. Woman's club
az residence OF Mrs a p. Hanchett. l9c
South Sixth street; University club al resi-.
dence Of Mrs. w. ]. McCune, 212 Graham
avenue; Thursday. household economies dc,
partment OF Council Bluhs woman's oiut
at club rooms; Friday Oakland Avenue
Reading club at residence OF Mrs. c. G
Saunders. SS Oakland avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19

eral. At these annual sales the members
Of the society dispose OF the product Of
their needles, such as comforts, quilts, sofa
pillows and all kinds Of fancy work the
proceeds being devoted TO the maintenance
Of the church.
In the evening there will be an excellent
literary and musical program, while both
during the afternoon and evening lunch will
be served by the women. The committees
in charge are making every effort to mako
the AFFAIR a success in every respect.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19
CHANGES ON THE NORTHWESTERN
superintendent c. G. Hughes Goes on
Retired list.

superintendent c. G. Hughes Goes on
Retired List.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. 1S.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The following appointments in the
operating department Of the Northwestern
railway were announced here today by tee
graph from Chicago:
Stanley NJ. Braden, general superintend-
emit Of lines west Of Missouri river, vice
Charles c. Hughes, retired.
w. d. Beck. superintendent Of Galena di-
vision, vice Braden.
p. ]. O'Bren, superintendent OF Madison
division, vice Beck.
Fred H. Hammill, superintendent northern
Wisconsin division, vice OBrien.
silas II. Brown, superintendent of Sioux
City division. vice Hammill.
z. Z. Smith, superintendent northern
IOWA division, vice Brown.
c .. Boone, trainmaster Sioux City di-
vision, vice Smith,
]. NJ. Pattison. trainmaster Of northern
Iowa division, VICE Boone.
c. z. Andrews, superintendent of Lake
Shore division, with headquarters at Green
Bay, Wis, a newly created division.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19

ATHENS, Nov. lS.-Reports are being
received here constantly concerning the
activity of the briGands in the Saloniki
district It Is declared that a number Of
men, women and children have been mas
sacred and that band killed fifteen
Greeks in the neighborhood of Niagusca
and carried their mutilated bodies into
the town.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19
FURTHER DISORDERS FEARED
Taking Inventories of Church Prop-
erty 90 be Renewed iu
France.

PARIS. Nov. fS-There IS considerable
anxiety over the recommcnoement of the
taking Of church Inventories under the
selaratic law which viii probably take
place tomorrow. All the troops in the de-
partment Du Nord and the department "
Pas de Calais and in many districts OF
Brittany have been ordered to remain in
their barracks, to be in readiness to assist
the civil authorities in the event of dis
turbances. It is net believed inventories
can be taken without disorder
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19
p.urhters of Confectionery Election.

GUI.FPORT. Miss, Nov. 1s.-The United
DauEhters OF the Confederacy elected the
Following officers at an early hour this
morning President, Mrs Lizzie Hender-
son OF Mississippi; first vice president, Mrs:
Alfred II. Voorhees, OF California; second
vice president, Mrs. d. A. S. Naught OF
Louisiana; recording secretary, Mrs. a. L.
Boldyell OF Alabama; corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. A. 2. Ripley of Missouri; treas
urer Mrs L. Z. Williams of Kentucky;
custodian of cross of honor, Mrs L. II.
-Raines OF Georgia. Norfolk, Va, was
chosen as the meeting place for the con-
vention to be held December 2, 1905,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19
A sIde moor Hot mad.

The only perfect hot blast on the market;
does not MI the house with smoke when
putting in fuel; burns anything; a good
sized ash pan. You do not need to scat
ter the ashes all over the floor You can
take them out clean; all at one time Come
and see It. Il will cost you nothing Ia
inspect IT, We are glad to show IT TO you
1t holds FIRE forty-elght hours. The Bosl
Hot Blast d. w. Keller, l0s South Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19
retItion for comnuIsory Edueation.

Petition for Compulsory Education.
BRUSSELS, Nov 1S-There was a great
popular demonstration today IN favor ~
obligatory education, which hitherto has
never been insisted upon in Belgium. Not
less than 5000 persons marched In pro-
cession TO the city hall and presented a
petition TO the mayor voicing their de-
mand. This petition has 2oOGo0 signatures
The mayor promised 20 bring the matter
to the attention Of parliament
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-19

arrived here this afternoon on board the
steamer HeHg Olaf. They were trans
ferred 70 the coast defense ironolad Norge.
A salute Of fifteen guns was fred from the
fortress and the explorers were welcomed
by a number of ofhciais and prominent
citizens A banquet was given this even
Ing in their honor.