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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
FAIRBANKS TALKS IN CHICAGO
Vice President Delivers Principal Ad-
dress at Laying of Court
House Corner stone.

CHICAGO. Sept. H.-Vice President Fair
banks today laid the corner stone of Chi
cago's new county building. which, when
completed is to be the largest court house
in the world Tonight he is to be the guest
of honor at banquet given by the Board
of Commissioners of Cook county at the
Auditorium hotel
Previous to the exercises attendant upon
the laying OF the corner stone. military
parade in which four regiments of the
national guard and the naval reserves par
tieipated, passed through the downtown
streets The vice president was warmly
greeted by thousands of spectators. At the
laying of the stone. addresses were made
by the vice president, Governor Deneen,
Mayor Dunno and President Brundage of
the Board of County Commissioners.
President Brundage presided at the
banquet in the evening and about 500 promi-
nent men were present. Besides the vice
president, the speakers included Lieuten-
ant General Corbin, Governor Deneen,
Congressman Philip p. Campbell. Kansas,
and Congressman william Alden Smith,
Michigan.
The address Of the vice president was
in part as follows:
As our population increases as our in
dustrlal interests expand. there is a dis
position upon the part of some to divide
the people into cliques and classes, and to
excite antagonisms between them. This In
inimical to the general welfare Those
who regard wholesome advance through
out the community and throughout the
state, can have no hospitality for persons
| who seek to create divisions among us and
20 engender antagonstic feeling.
We should seek TO cultivate a fellow
| feeling and strengthen the bonds of SYM
patty and sentiments Of good fellowship
1 Throughout the community. =
We meet here. not as political partisans
! but as Americans. We are not in entire
accord with respect to the wisdom of gov
ernnentaI policies, but we have a common
desire to promote the welfare of our
countrymen and the honor and glory of
the republic We may differ as to the
means, but we do not disagree as to the
end. and the end Is the development OF the
best citizenship and the most powerful
| government upon this earth. We take pride
| in the development of our country: In its
growth In trade and commerce. We view
with the utmost satisfaction its mighty
! powers at home, and the prestige which
! II has achieved In the uttermost parts of
but proudest of all of the fact that while
our country has grown i'm material power,
while its commerce at home and abroad
has reached figures which battle the i'm
| aginatlon. we find our chief glories in the
respect for law and order which abides
with the people and In the sense of Justice
and righteousness which pervades the
! hearts OF our countrymen wherever floats
| the flag of the republic, a flag which is
The symbol of American progress and the
guarantee of American liberty.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
TORNADO STRIKES MINNESOTA
No Lives Lost, but Much Property
Destroyed I'm storm Near
Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD. MINI. Sept n.-Eleven
buildings were destroyed or damaged in a
tornado which swept over this section of
the state yesterday. doing damage 10 the
amount of $4,000 No lives were lost.
though many people narrowly escaped sert-
Gus injury.
Many trees we're uprooted and grain
stacks in the path Of the twister were
swept away like so many bits Of paper.
The storm was accompanied by a heavy
rainfall, which amounted TO almost a
cloudburst. The precipitation was the
heaviest in this section for years
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
BRYAN SPEAKS IN ALABAMA
Nebraskan Talks of Government
Ownership of Railroads at
Birmingham.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Sept. A.-The re-
ception of william ]. Bryan in Birming-
ham today fell short of the attendance that
has marked his former visits to this city.
The returned traveller was greeted cordially
along the route of the parade, but the
crowds were much smaller than expected.
Mr. Bryan was delayed nearly two hours
in reaching the city by a small wreck at
Iron City, Ala, so that the carrying out
of the program here made his stay strenu-
Gus.
After the parade he was rendered a lunch
con at which covers had been laid for 800.
Following this he spoke at the Bijou the
ater. There were evidences Of old time en-
thusiasm for he was greeted by warm
demonstration and at the close the cheering
amounted to little short of an ovation. His
three principal topics were: The govern
ment ownership of railroads, the. iching
of democratic platform ideas by the re-
publicans and the proposed independence
of the Philippines.
Some have said that the president has
stolen some of our thunder" said the
speaker. my one regret is that he took the
noise without the lightning" Mr.. Bryan
suggested that the democrats should take
out patent on their platform. Regarding
government ownership, he said
All 1 ask is that when you criticise my
platform you know what you are criticising
Some people, when they can't answer an
argument, misstate 1t. / am afraid that is
what has been done with regard to what
said in New York l said that favor ef-
fective legislation but that II the law can
not be applied then l favor government
ownership.
Following the speech at the BiJou Mr..
Bryan addressed the workingmen at Geld
er's hall. A public reception was later
rendered at one of the leading hotels. At
dinner he and Mrs. Bryan were entertained
by Colonel and Mrs. John W. Tomlinson.
Mr.. Bryan and his party left at 1920 O'Clock
for Jackson, Miss, where they will spend
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
WESTERN MATTERS AM CAPITAL
Captain Thomas l.. Rhoades. Surgeon,
-, Assigned TO Duty at Fort
Crook.
fFrom a stan Correspondentl

:, WASHINGTON. Sept Especial Tele-
grsm.) )-Colonel John Van r.. Hoff. assistant
surgeon general. is relieved from duty as
chief surgeon. Department Of the Missouri
to take effect in time TO enable him to
take transport from San Francisco on
November 5 for the Philippines. where he
will report TO the commanding general Of
the Philippines division for duty.
Captain Thomas L. Rhoades. assistant
surgeon. is relieved from duty at the West
Point military academy and will proceed to
Fort Crook for duty.
First Lieutenant John F. Ready. Fifty
fourth infantry. Iowa National Guard is
authorized to attend and pursue a regular
course Of instruction at the garrison school
at Fort Des Moines.
The First National bank Of Allen, Neb,
has been authorized 10 begin business with
$4,000 capital. ed F. Gallagher is president,
f. J. Mack cashier and 7. F. Birmingham
vice president
p. J. Stiles has been appointed letter
carrier at Cherokee and c. NJ Heeschen
at Davenport, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
Enect of 2-Cent Fare.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept 21-An ostI-
mated yearly loss Of nearly 10000 10 the
New York. New Haven & Hartford Rail
road company as. result OF reducing It's
passenger rate cents per mile several
months ago already has turned into actual
gain In gross receipts, as compared with
other wars. through an increased volume
OF business. In addition TO the reduc-
ton Of passenger rates the tarin on coal
to New England points was also reduced
20 figure which, on tho Old volume OF
coal business TO New England points.
would have resulted in yearly loss OF
$4,000 to the railroad company Receipts
TO date indicate that not only has this
estimated loss been overcome. but there
will be an actual gain over other yeaxA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for Nebrasks-FaIr saturday y
and sunday.

Pe:c.
Crisis in the Affairs of Cuba.
United states Army ~ Ready,
Missouri Men Guilty of PeouRRe.
Town IL Wrecked by Dynamite.
SlabauRh Loaded Tn Coal Case.
scope of the Eight-HOur order.
2 News from All Parts of Nebraska.
Sporting Events of the Day.
8 Packet Line In the Missouri River.
Commercial Review of the Week.
q Magazine Run by the writers.
Nebraska Grain Crops Enormous.
Title to NaIuRb HE Property Had.
s Locomotive EnEineers want Raise.
Affairs mt south Omaha.
10 Editorial.
II Republicans Like the Ticket.
Railroads May Compromise Tax.
II Omaha Looks Good 90 Uncle Hen.
III Financial and Commercial News.
10 Council BlufYs and Iowa News.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
NO CONTEST ON sAGE's WILL
Nieces and Nephews Double Their
Allotment aRd All Are
at Peace

NEW YORK, Sept. Ex-senator Braekett
announced this (F'riday) morning that there
would be no contest of the Russell Sage
will, The senator intimated that a finan-
clal settlement had been effected. but he
refused 20 give out any information re-
garding IT, He said that one Of the 'attor-
neys for the estate would give out state
msnt regarding 1t later.
II is understood that under the settle
ment the twenty-five neices and nephews,
who were left each $1,000 under the will,
are to receive $4,000 while the minor heir.
Edison T. Coonrad of WatervIist NJ y,
will receive sl2500.
The will was admitted to probate with
out contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
FATAL WRECK IN MONTANA
-Four Persons said TO BE Dead In
Collision on Great
NoFthern,

ST. PAUL, Sept. "A brief report was
received at the headquarters OF tho Great
Northern railroad today OF a rear-end col
iifion at Cut Bank, Mont. in which two
stockmen. whose names have not been re.
ported Roadmaster Dinton and Brake
man critchell were killed The caboose
and two freight cars of the first train were
wrecked and caught fire. The trains were
eastbound. The collision occurred about IL
O'Clock last night Further details are lack
ing
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
Po.tomce site Hold Up.
Business of Land once.

The commissioner of the general land
Office issued statement to the effect that
the total receipts of his ONCE for the fiscal
year ending June 90. 1906 were S6S0,42S, an
increase over the preceding year OF SeI.n2
The total area of the land disposed of was
1S, ,431, 1877 acres an increase of 2,3I4.565 acres
over the preceding fiscal year. There were
1S5, ,l13 Anal entries and selections made at
the various local land ofices during the
fiscal year. an increase Of 31,l07 over the
preceding year. There were 6l.s61 patents
Il all classes issued during the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
Colonel Cody sail. Today

BRUSSELS, Sept. 2.-Bunalo BnTs wild
West show closed four years tour OF
Europe with a performance here this aft
ernoon. Colonel Cody will sail from Ant
werp tomorrow, the rest OF the troupe
and the material following October 8. to
commence the last American tour Of the
show before the retirement Of Colonel
Cody.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
FransatIantie Steamer aground.

HAMBURG, Sept. a.-The Hamburg
American line steamer Bleueher. from
Hamburg to New York. has ran aground
in the Elba. Assistance Is seing sent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
HENRY ROBINSON is DEAD
Man who Furnishes Cash of Oma ha- :
Lincoln Electric Line Dies
I'm Ohio.

AKRON, o.. Sept. I.-Henry Robinson, a
widely known banker and manufacturer of
this city, died today of heart disease. He
leaves a fortune estimated at over 81, 600 00O,
which Is represented by interests in many
business institutions here
Mr.. Robinson at the time of his death
was at the head OF the enterprise of build
ing an electric Zine between Omaha and
Lincoln. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-The Distillers'
Securities corporation today declared a
pared with a previous quarterly dividend
Of Der cent
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22

Mr.. Robinson was furnishing practically
all the money for the construction OF tho
Lincoln & Beatrice Railway company and
is estimated to have invested about $780,
900 to date in buying right-of-way and
construction of the road Whether Mr.
Robinson's heirs will continue the work
started by him time will have to tell. Some
valuable land has been bought by Mr..
Robinson west and south of South Omaha
and his holdings here are all very valu-
able.
This statement comes from p. e. Her,
protector of the road, who did not know
of Mr.. Robinsons death until Informed by
The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
spain Expects Heir

= SAN SEBASTIAN. Sept. 2l.--It Is semi
officially announced that the queen Of
Spain u In an interesting condition
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-22
ARMY is READY FOR ACTION
ofioia)| that Department Not Banking
he Peace Eumors.
INTERVENTION IN CUBA
- :, which Have Just Completed
ne Annual Maneuvers, said 10
Re In the Finest of
Condition.
lFrom a star correspondent.l

WASHINGTON, Sept 21.-(Special Tele-
gram j. -Oficials in the War department
are not so sure of peace in Cuba, as re-
fected byNtelegrams to the press coming
out Of Havana. In fact there has been
more activity in the massing Of troops
for early movement in the last two days
than has occurred at any time since the
close Of the Spanish-Arnerican war. North
western troops. particularly in the Depart
ments Of the Missouri and Colorado, have
been ordered to hold themselves In readi-
ness for an early movement The Depart
ment Of the East is already under orders.
infantry and cavalry posts having par
ticipated in broad instruction school at
Mount Gretna, Pa, under Major General
Fred u. Grant being in the pink of con-
dition for an early movement Through
out army circles here there is feeling
that peace in Cuba will be brought about
only by American Intervention.
Postonice site Held Up.
Ciarinda, Ia, to which the last con-
gress granted an appropriation OF 5000
provided site was donated, is called upon
by the Treasury department to make good,
but the people OF Clarinda are not dis
posed to give away their property, so it
is said at the Treasury department, and
just at present, with an election about to
be held, Representative Hepburn has re-
quested that the supervising architect not
send special agent to Clarinda until
after election. The colonel does not de-
sire to stir up public building site quar-
rel on the eve of election and as a result
II will probably be some months before
public building site in Mr.. Hepburn's home
town is chosen by the Treasury depart
ment.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-11

Why do we gricve nj separations
Why do everlasting farewells chill our
hearts. aud the fading away Of lost
Joys I'LL us with bltternessf
BE not the slave Of words" says
Carlyle is not the distant the dead,
while love II and long for II and
mourn for II. here In the genuine sense.
as truly MS the floor stand on"
And are not all good experiences thus
forever part OF our lives: can we
therefore regret or mourn any past JOY.
any lost friendi Nothing Is lost or gone
from Us that we have the spirit and
capacity to appropriate and make our
own forever II Is not the touch ~
body that makes presence. Have we
not all known times when presence In
the flesh brought nO nearness and
again when the absent one seemed I'm
speakably near Ia spirit So not To he
within the actual physical sense. but
10 BE- able 10 appreciate and love the
spirit ~ another. il the true association
and communion. Hence our friends
need never die. nor need we ever he
pared from them.
Further. In order 10 realize them
truly we need 10 be separated from
them In the flesh at times Else we
shall grow 10 think them all body and
forget that dlvlner, intangible. un-
namabe essence the living spirit. the
real self. Exchange.
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4 horse and sometimes was unable even
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TORTURINC PAIN.
Half This Mans Sufferings Would
Have Killed Many n Person,
But DOan's Cured Him.

Thousands Of grateful people are tell
Ing every day how Doan's Kidney Pills
cured them Of distressing and dangerous
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W. BwttCher
TEACHES
Shorthand and Book
keeping by Mail

This is to give notice to my friends
and others who know me in Worcester
County and on the Eastern Shore that
| am now conducting correspondence
School for teaching Shorthand and
Book keeping by mail. have succeed
ed along this line with others and can
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you to come To me or to spend good
money in going away to school, when |
can teach you by mail to become an ex-
pert stenographer and book keeper.
Write me for particulars
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to cure my kid
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not think that
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The pain in my
back was 50
bad that I
could not sleep
at might. /
could not ride
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CEMETERY NOTICE

Any onr desiring Ia purchase Monument or
romhs of any KIND. either Marble or Granite
or fencing of any kind will be pleased 10 have
yon write us or call on our local agents. and
will call To see you with first class designs Of
some Of the incest, nratncst and cheapest
work done on this peninsula. All material and
work guaranteed IN every respect. We have
hcen doing business for twelve years. No
strangers write us for trial.
our local agents are; Il J. McAIlen & Bro.,
Snow Hin. ". o Payne. Stockton. T. Wise.
Jr.. Berlin.
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We will
beIP you.

Ii you are living in rented house.
you. no doubt. have long desired TO own
your own home and have made plans To
that end. There is no need 10 delay the
matter, when the Snow Hill Building
and Loan Association is ready To help
YOU, and when you realize that the
money You have been paying out every
year for rent would have bought and
paid for home for you. then you will
no longer continue to pay rent.
Call and see w d. Cordry. .Ir.. Sec.
rotary of the Association aud he will
explain how you can get the money to
build You IA house an and easy way 10y
which you can repay the loan.
Snow Hill Building and Dan
Association.
MARION T. IARGIS.
President
W y. CORDDkY, Jr.
Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-21
RICH ORE D|sCOvER RED IN DISTRICT COM.
 PAR|T|vELy NEW
Prospect Found Near Granite Mountain That Goes High
 in Copper and Gold.

Yesterday A. D. Mace, enc of the returned from a prospecting trip through the district west of Granite mountain, bringing with him speci- mems of rich mineral find discovered by him about one mile and half west of the mountain and about one mile east of Sheep Springs, one of the not ed watering places of the vicinity, says the Prescott Jorunal-Miner.
 The samples taken from the crop pings carry high grade values in cop per and gold, and the pay shoot where | it appears on the surface Is four feet in width and can be traced for a con siderable distance along the surface before it is lost in the loose rock and wash of the mountain side.
 Very little prospecting has been done in this district of late years, but this new discovery promises to revive interest in the section and MT. Mace | is making preparations to sink shaft at the point of discovery and develop the ledge, which appears so promising on the surface.
 Traditions of the early Spanish ex plorations of this part of the Terri tory tell of a fabulously rich mine To cated at the foot of Granite mountain from which much valuable golden i treasure was taken and carried away to the older settlements of Mexico af ter the subjection of that country tc Spanish rule, but Every effort to To cate the lost mine has always ended in failure until today the tradition is looked upon as pure fiction and given but little credence.
 1 The district is easily accessible from this city by good wagon road o easy grade and the section is amoni the best watered in the country.