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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
Bic ,~,entwsibte" 0rauerrrbe.

N6rabam @ottbelf &Gftner, ser am
20. Stunt 1900 dis BrofeFor in 90tz
tingen ftdrb, mar ni6t nlir elm beoeuz
TENDER Matbematiter, ionoern audi
elmer Ser tpibigiten Gpisrammatifer
SeutI9lanos, oen Der S9alf i'm
Raden ielbft Eel 8egebenbeiten trduriz
ger 4rt ME gang berlieb. 9isr Elm 8eiz
Ipiel: @s mar linn bon Der lniberii@
tat 9Dttineen Der Quftrag gepprben,
Bel Der Srauerfeier fir ben peritorfes
men 3uratpr Der 1niperfitdt, Sreiberrn
b. Miin9bauien, cine @eoG9tnibreoe
gu balten; nao9 linn fo1te Der itaatz
li9e &ommihdr fpre9en. aGftner
bate nun 9elegenbeit, einen fursen
Slid allf Den 4nfung bes Manuitripts
Der Rebe gu perfen, Die na9 Der ieis
nigen iteigen lo1te, unb i6loB ieinen
8Ortra9 na6brudspoa nit Den Wors
ten: nSeio itarf, 8riiSer un6 @9pe.
itern, unb tpeinet ni9t = tpeinet ni9t!!"
= l1nmittelbdr barauf erbob ii9 ser
ftaatli6 beauftragte Rebner un6 be-
gam nit feierli9em patbos: vWeinet,
8riioer uno S6peiterr, peinet!" -
sc gibt Momente, Die trob aler Seterz
li9teit Der Situation, lG9erli9 mir
fen. 9icr mar elm iol4er gu tonitas
tireri
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
Tor Dem @tener 9anoes

Sor Dem &1ener Snnoes=
geriht muroe Die &nflage eegen oen
Silfsar5t oes Iagemeinen &raufen-
bauies IN @ien, Or. &tgo Gilt msger
G~erge6ens gegen Die Sider6eit nes
9ebens 0ur6 cine perfeblte operation
perbanOelt. SSn Ser &linif Oes Bro
ieliors Ydl WurOc am 81. MGrS am
elmer 6~6j6brigen @duerin cine Sits
lecruing oes Mngens Orrdl Die Na-
aenpuinpc %oorgenolnmeIl. Die Yurd)-
fiihring Ser operation roar Dem Sc
funoGrorst off i%ibertraaen morSen,
Der lie aber einem 0olpitnnten iiber-
lieb. Der Die Impenomtg Der Nossi-
piulpe nid]t fannie. Sur6 p%erfebrtc
Ginfiibrung Der bei0en ShlGufe Ger
Wa9enpumps, melGe Die @6rterim
b~onohabte, mur0e Der Magen Itctt
entlccrt oielmebr 0urd) Ginpumpum-
Gen pon Suft lr aufgetricbcn, oaB cine
@n0enberitrmg mlb infolgeoeiicn Der
zoo erfols:c. @s itelte iif bernlts,
OnB Or. Nlt ielbit nift nit Der Sano-
bebung Der Magenpumpe pertrout
nor. Gos 8erift beridob Die llr-
t~teilsfdGung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

afeltefter! M9, i4 mar 10 gliidli9 oa>
mails NIT Dem &inbl glie fonnte i9
lange ni9t crbolen. Sd fagte tie
INNER: Slut, DAP 8ubi nod Elm @i5es
Miitter9en bat. uno als t9 enSli9
tpieoer nu9 5duIe mubte, ba mar i'd
gang troftlos. uno jebt lit @ubi f9on
Gertanerl @ber ipie fommen sic 81
Dem Bib, 6err Spttor?"
Opftor Gbert ld9elte frpb:
v9eItpblen i'm @oriberge6en, S9nee
tier @srtruS. l1nO pie gut, bab ids
setban babe. Nun peiB ih Op4, Dab
sic Die Ge9te iinb. Mir beitimmt BON
Mnbeginn! l1nb i9 fann ni9t begreiz
fen, oab i6 sic ni6t erfannt babe.
Sic finO ia benz 8ilbGen nod 10 Gbns
lid! 4ber Oaran lit nur Die 9aube
f6ulo :" Sottor ebert ereift nit
beioen 6dnben mad ser Saube.
n@ber 9err Sottor, mas tbun Ste9"
%, id thu mod piel mebr, Ser
tru0 ="
Die 9dubs flie9t auf 0ie Groe uno
5tDei BLONDE 30pfe bGneen in boiler
pra6t iber S9pefter Gertrude
&iiden uno Der Spftpr nimmt Den
&opf 6es ~ergliiben0en MGb6ens in
feline 9dnbe uno fiibt Die pei9en Clip
pen. Gs 1T gut, Sdb aleinzRoiel ni9t
feben fam, mas an Dem Slid BORT
bor9e6t. unb lie fann audi ni1t 30
rem, mas Die beiOen 10 lunge uno eifris
gu fliiitern baben. Nber es mub tpobl
ettpas iebr f9Onss setpeien iein, bsnn
als lie gu ibr ans 9ett treten; feben
lie gang ftrablenO aug.
vNber S9peiter 9ertruO, no bait
On benin Seine Saufe? l1n6 53Dpfs
baft Su, pie meine Wama. @ans
lanse 3Dpfe. @ino Die eben erit gez
tpa@ien? Sd ba9te, S9peitern bit
ten nur Suuben. !Saben a1e S9pe=
fern 3Dpfe?"
nnSa, aber ni9t aGe 10 fpunberI6One,
Hoiel. nno Su oarfit ieBt ni9ts peis
ter frdgen, es 1T 3eit gum S9lafen
fir artiee flGtne MGo6enl"
nNber Damn mub S9peiter @ertruS
6as f9One 9ieb no9mdl iingen BON
paraoies uno Den Gnglein."
nSa, oas ioa fie tbun, Oas mag Sns
fel Softpr AUDI germ bDren." S9pe=
fter gertruo bat Die 30pfe pieoer aufz
geitedt unb flues Die 5aube barber
befeftist, bem 9eliebten einen f6elmiz
iden 8lid. sutperfeno; nun Iebt fe iid
ne6en bas 8ett, nimmt Die beiben
5Gnoe 6es &inbes in bic ibren UNI
iingt: n9uten Mfenb, quite Nadt,
@on @nglein bepa9t, Sic asigen i'm
Sraum. Dir Gbriftfin6lsins Baum,
S9laf' nun feIig unO fib, S9uu' I'M
Sraum g Ydraoies."
sd feb's i9on I'M Wa9en, 2iebfte."
Wtit Die en- Wprten neigt ii9 Der
Qr5t 5u feiner 8raut, Die nit ftrablenz
Sen Nueen gu tbm aufI9aut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
Wal0brano i'm 9otsebires.
Don 6cinrid 6aher.

Surd Der Sunnen 9sapeis
&m 8ergesbanq
Stieblt i6ii6tern ii1
Gin gS6ltfen blauen @au6es
Steigt ju ben &ronen aut
Wiro oitt uno oihter
uno paat i'm Monoeni9eift
Wie ein GeipcnIt,
Sas ouf gum gietber ftrebt
uro bod uni Sooen ipur5elt,
Sur6 Das nG6ti9e Sbal.
ga ~fniitert es am Grunb,
uno i6ldngelno uno ii6 tuinoenb
uno INNER pa9ienb,
alettert bic 3inselnoe 6lamme :
BON Gilt 5u Nt
Sen Stamm birauf,
uno leudtet OILS blutiee @orbt
Gunten ipriibeuo
Sur9 bic Na6t! =
Ser Siri6 i9redt auf unO fliebt,
Sen Berg ertlimmen0;
Sn boben 6lu6ten
Stiirmt oas &sb 3u Sbol
uno iu6t i'm Sidibt Sbus,
uno l@lei6enD mill Der Studs
Sen fi9ern @ali getuiunen.
Wie cine leu6tenoe Stoffbartt
&ost nun Der fable Stamm,
limb Nabrung iu6eno
Springt Die gierige 6lortme
Bon Baum gu 9aum.
Sc tpOgt elm 6euermeer,
ueberflutbet ben Wdlo,
limb fraheno itiir3en
Sie tronentragenoen &ieien
Inter leiner 9epalt.
Ses Ronoes Silberli9t
.S6mil5t i'm blutigen S6ein,
Ser Serge Sleti1ereipfel
2eu6ten 9lutbig
uno pfeifeno ipringt bic Gemie
Son 8rdt gu 9rat.
&reii6enoe @0gel
nmfreiien bic b~rennenben 5orfe
rno f"tiir5en bliHblines fib
Sn ben Slammentoo,
Ser ibre Srut ner3ebrt.
Isle e~ritarrt
S6aut bon ferne Der meni6
Sn oas 5ebrenoe 9eroerben
nno eri6auert,
Ser fi9 10 mdbtis oiinft,
Sn ieiuer &leinbett
limb ibtpeist,
$50 Glemerte reoen. -
Sur6 ben gerspub sriibt
Sic Mprgenionne
Su oas Sbal binein,
1lno srblsiheno
Siilt fe f6 in S6leier.
Sic milf ben toblenoen 9erg
Sen fterbenoen Walo uiht ieb'nl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09
Gin Wiegen(ieO.
Skips Don 6sttp Rittmsssr.

Ser Qmateurpbptograp6 ge6t niGt
bdrmlos ipd3ieren, tpie Der getpO6nlthe
Sterbli9e, Defenders Damn ni9t, penn
er nod in Der 3eit Der verften 2iebe"
gu feinem @pparut ite6t. 90 lieb audi
Or. Wolfgung ebert zines Sases feline
4ugen fu9eno umberi9peifen, bon Dem
Buni9 beieelt, nod irgeno elm nettes
Sbiett gu finoen unb Den lebten Sag
ieiner 5uBnanoeruna ni6t fir vnuBz
los" ertldren 3u miiHen. @inige 2anoz
f9aftsdufna6men bate er 5tpar f9pn
gema9t, aber nidt Elm einaises pUfens
oes 9enrebilo9en bot ii9 ibm oar.
l1no seraoe @enrebilo9en liebte er
gang Defenders. = Pl0Bli9 itodte iein
SUB: in einem Iauber gebaltenen Gar
ten on Ser Hiidieite elmer ser 8ilen,
Die bas freunbli6e StGotlein anmu=
tbtg umtrdnaerl, ent6edte er etfpas Rel
5enoes, elm balberpa9fenes, blonos6pz
figes MGgoelein, bds einen &inoertpaz
gen nit Gofen f9miidte uno oa5u nit
fpuuoer6dr pei9er Stimme fang:
,y9uten @beno, quite Ia9t, Mit Roisn
beod9t, dit Ndglein beitedt, S9liipf'
unter Die Sed.' Morgen firth, tpenn
Soft tpia, Wirit gu pie6er eeipedt!"
Or. ebert luufdte atbemlos 6en feb
lt9en SDnen bes 8rabms'f9en
sS9lummerliebes unb fpnnte fiG audi
ni9t losreiben, als lie p~erflungen tpaz
rem uno bas junge WGo9en fiG na9
einem miitterli9 beiorgten 8lid binter
Die Gardiner oes Dagens in ben lsifz
ten 3orbiehel suriidlebnte uno iinnenb
IN Die griinen Baumpipfel iiber fi9
f9dute. Run bate er fein 9enrebilo-
den un0 mas fir elm liebli9es 0asu!
Oiefes alerliebfte &ino, aus oeien
eanaer Dirt f9on ieBt Die Miitterli9z
felt 10 oeutli9 fpra9, oas pobl eben
nit unbepubter Se6niu6t bon einem
eebeimniBDonen 3utunftsgliid trGumte!
60 6eutete Der pfp6ologii9 gef9ulte
Meoiatner BEN 4usbrud bes iiiben
Ndo9engeiidtes. Hai9 nabm er feiz
men Npparat aus Ser Saf9e, ftente i'm
unb tnippite, bergniigt por ii9 bin
lG9elno. &ein Menf9 bate etfpds be-
merit bon ieinem Spibbubenfrei9.
8efriebiet fpanoerte er fpeiter, befrie>
oigt uno oo9 etpas tpebmiitbig. Gs
mar inn, als liebe er ettpas iebr Qiez
bes bier auriid.
Der Gbefarst oes aruBen ainberz
fr~anfenbuufes gu g., Or. Wplfgang
ebert, panoert unrubig in feinem
6pre95immer btn uno FER. SieIe
G9pefter 9ertrub tpGre lie nur erft
fort, ieinem @efi9tstreiie entriidt fir
ale 3ett! sic raubt ibm feline Rube,
.uno er fann biefen 3uitan6 ni9t nod
BRET Wo9en dusbalten. 60 LANCE
bauert ibre 4usbilbuns auf Der 6irurs
gif4en Station mod, unb er bat feinen
grunb. Die pfli6ttreue @9peffer DOr<
Der gu entfernen. Nber = bm = er
f0nnte ia geben, isBt feinsn urluub
nebmen. Or. Jreitag, fein eriter Iifi>
ftent, bat geftern erft gedubert, ibm
fei's gang elei9giltig, ob er iebt ober
I'M Serbft reifen tonne. Ilio miro er
iibermoreen f9on fem 8iinbel f9niis
:rsn, an Der See Grbolung = uno
8ergeFen fuden! gs tlopft uno auf
fem r9erein" tritt cine Sdpeiter in's
3immer. sic!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09

q ii # iger @reis 8. Ser i'm
80. 2ebensjabre itsbsnbe GrSbersog
3ainer unternabm in 8aben BEL @ien
einen Spa5ierritt, als ibm elm Motor=
RAD ~entgesentam. Sein 9ferb f9eute
uno bdumte fia; @raberSos aainer
firste aus Sem Sattsl lil0 fiel auf
Die Strabe, blieb aber unperleBt. Der
Graberaog srbob fid fofort, bsftieg oas
8fero tpiebsr uno rift suriid in feline
StIa. Dor sebn Sabren fam Der grSs
hersog Milbelm IN Baben our9 einen
S.ura born 0fer6e um'S 2eber.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
Hector Files for Mayor,

The first candidate for mayor of South
Omaha filed with the city clerk yesterday.
This was Thomas Hector democrat. Among
the others who registered yesterday for
various offices were Fred willuhn, as re-
publican committeeman of the Fourth
ward: B. Tombrink. as councilman of the
Sixth ward. and o. r. Mallen OF the Fifth
ward
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
FIFTY, ACRES FOR NEW SHOPS
Large Tract Necessary for Site of
Hartman Plant for Motor
Gers.

The committee appointed by the CONNER
cipl club to urge F. II. Hartman TO build
his contemplated shops for the construc-
tioh of motor cars in Omaha held q meet
ing Friday morning with General Manager
Mohler OF the Union Pacific. Mr. Mcn!er
probably will not accede TO the wish OF
the Commercial club to act on this com
mittee. 1t is more likely he will be called
on 10 act in a sort of referee capacity.
One thing has come to light in cornec-
ton with this proposition and tina. is
the shops viii be built distinctly separate
from the Union Pacific as a corporation
but by Mr.. Hartman. Another very i'm
portant point brought out is that a tract
of land comprising at least fifty acres Will
be required.
''Will Omaha give this amount Of land
for the new enterprise" is the question
The sentiment seems to be favorable
to it. Some careful selecting. it IS sig
gested, would need TO be done TO find
the right place, though there is little
doubt Of Omaha's ability TO furnish va
cant tracts. Just when and how the mat
ter will be put up to Mr.. Hartman is
not certain Yet. The committee Is
advised to cooperate with Senator Willard
In the matter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
PETIT AND SHARP FUNERALS
Chrf.tian Scientists Have Charge of
Former and EIks of the
Latter.

Members OF the local lodge OF Elks gath
cred Friday afternoon at their club rooms
and proceeded at 1850 o'clock to the Sharp
residence, aO23 Douglas street, to honor the
memory Of William A. Sharp one OF the
pioneer residents of the city and member
OF the Order of EIks. Rev. T. J. Mackay'
chaplain of the Elks, conducted the fun
burial service of the order at the home, in
stead OF concluding the rites at the grave
Rector Mackay delivered an eulogy on the
life OF the man who did his part for 50
many years in building up the city. The
pallbearers were: John Keith OF Suther-
land. James Ware of Ogalalla. Herman f.
Peters. Edward e. Howell, Douglas b.
Welpton and Dr. A. w. Riley. Burial was
at Prospect Hin. 10 F. Barton, Miss Fay
cite Cole. Lucius Pryor and Mrs. George
w. Hamilton furnished the music Tor the
service.
Ned Petit, late vice president of the
George H. Lee company, was laid at rest
Friday afternoon in Mount Hope cemetery
in the presence of many friends. Mr. Petit
was we'll liked by his business and social
associates, many of whom keenly felt the
sudden death OF Mr.. Petit. The offices and
factory of the Lee company were closed
Friday Officers and employees sent several
beautiful floral remembrances to the Petit
home. The six foremen of the factory,
where Mr.. Petit had charge, acted as pail
bearers, their names being: Harry Brown
VIII weckbach.> Al Sinclair, c Weber. Al
bert White and r Van Dusen. A. l. Clark
and Mrs NJ. L. Parotte, Christian Science
leaders. conducted the service at the Petit
home. $685. California street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
ADMITS STEALING HORSE
short Run with Borrowed
Animal.

Horse stealing is the serious charge laid
against and admitted by Walter Arson,
aged about % years, who was brought TO
the city Jail by Of1cer Rim from South
Omaha, where he had been captured last
night. Arson confessed to having stolen a
saddle horse tied sat the rear entrance la
Benefits store, the property of j. b. Nc
Kittrick 1898 South Twenty-seventh street.
McKittrick had brought the horse down
town intending to have the saddle fixed,
leaving the horse at 2:30 o'clock and return
ing al $50 TO find it gone. Arson said that
when he saw the horse tied at the curb he
conceived the idea of running OF with 1t.
and accordingly united it and proceeded 10
South Omaha Going 10 the livery barn of
Holmes a. Adkins, he offered to sell the an
imal for 500 Being unable to give a salts
factory story. he only aroused suspicion,
and soon found himself in the hands of the
South Omaha police 1t was not long be
fore the ownership OF the horse was estab-
lished.
Arson said that he came here yesterday
morning from Murdoch. Neb where ne
formerly lived He said that his father
now dead. was at one time a police officer
in Omaha, stationed at the Webster Street
depot. He was practically without money
when arrested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20

The last jury for the present term OF
court has been excused The next panel will
report on February 5.
A. s. Richie will address the Omaha
philosophical society Sunday afternoon on
Philosophy OF Beauty"
The county commissioners meet this
morning 10 award contracts for supplies
and printing and TO act on the resolution
cutting down the cost Of feeding prisoners.
Some appointments may also be made
II. F Hodgin. publisher OF the Trade EN-
hihit, who has been confined to his home
ny illness for the last three weeks. is i'm
proving slightly, but il will probably he
some little time before he will be able 10
take Up his business duties again.
The courtesy committee Of the Woman $
club Railway Mail Service, will give an
entertainment for the benefit Of the floral
fund Monday. January p, in the RohrbOuK n
building, Nineteenth and Farnam All rail-
way postal clerks and friends invited.
AIR. and Mrs. =. D. Wead left for New
They are called east TO attend Miss Louise
Patton. sister OF Mrs. Wead Miss Patton
had a foot crushed In a street car accident
80 badly as TO necessitate amputst ton.
Ira Il. and Raymond c. Cook have filed
suit against the city 70 have declared null
and void ordinances nos and 2l53. The two
urdinances attacked levy special assess
lnents against property on Sixteenth and
Jackson streets. respectively. for reuavinR
r certain portions
Patrolman Good arrested Fred Propleasch
Ivtng at Gibson. last night. charging him
with being drunk and abusing his family
According to his foil-Norn wife Propleasch
worse for liquor, and began raising a dis
turhance with the family. In which there
are several small children. and 10 break VI
lie furniture
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
PRISONER WAVES HIS PLEA
Man Wanted I'm Atchison and Omaha
for Crimes il Bound
Over.

George Conway waived preliminary eX-
animation in police court Friday morning
when arrsigned on charges OF breaking and
entering the residences OF Mary z. Sher-
man, 1l3 South Twenty-fourth street. and
W. r. McKeen. 5O4 South Twenty fifth ave
nue.. The prisoner was bound 10 the dis
trict court in the sum of slOOO. Conway is
wanted at Atchison on a charge of burg
larry. Part OF the plumber said to have
been stolen by Conway at Atchison was
located in Omaha by Detective Savage. De-
tectives Maloney and Drummy arrested
Conway. Most Of the articles alleged TO
have been taken by the prisoner in Omaha
have turned up in paWnshops and other
places. About $500 worth OF goods have
been located by the detectives.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
SUES FOR HER SHARE
Divorced Indian Wife Want. Her
Portion of Joint Land
Allotment

Cora Conway, half-breed Ponca Indian.
and formre wife Of David Sherman. also a
nalf-breed Ponca, has brought suit in the
United States circuit court against the
United States Of America and David sher-
man and Dora Sherman to recover a half
interest in certain allotted lands in Knox
county. The plaintiff and defendant, David
Sherman. before their marriage were al
lotted separate parcels Of lands Of leo acres
each, and these lands were several miles
apart. She subsequently relinquished her
allotment for one nearer TO her husbands.
after their marriage and patents were after
ward issued therefor The plaintiff some
years sfterward was divorced from her
husband. and her patent was lost She
now brings suit 10 be awarded her original
allotment Of leo acres IN her own name.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
HOLDUP TRICK IN SALOON
Man who Did Bold Deed was well
known in Place and Wore
No Mask.

After holding up David McSorley. the bar
tender in John Doodys saloon. in Council
Bluffs. at the point of revolver last
evening, Jack Ryan, a cook. secured about
S45 from the cash register and made his es-
cape. McSorley, who is better known
among his friends Buck McSorley,
was shot through the palm of his left
hand while attempting to wrench the re-
volver away from Ryan.
Shortly before o'clock Ryan entered the
saloon with companion and. took two or
three drinks. When his companion left
Ryan stood at the end of the bar conversing
with McSorley. who was alone. although his
brother and two companions were in rear
room playing cards. Suddenly Ryan drew
revolver from his pocket and levelling 1t at
McSorley exclaimed, Hands up. Buck As
Ryan advanced toward him back of the bar,
McSorley. who thought the fellow was jok-
ing. seized the revolver by the muzzle with
his left hand. Ryan pulled the trigger and
the bullet went through McSorley's hand.
McSorley staggered back exclaiming: Il
am shot" and Ryan at once Jumped
towards the register. from which he Sc
cured a handful of silver. $50 bill. two s
bills and a s. gold piece. in all about S5,
but overlooked a second $ gold piece. Be
fore McSorley could recover himself Ryan
ran around the bar and out of the front
door. and is supposed to have made for the
railroad tracks close by.
MeSorley's brother and his two compan-
IONS who were in the back room. heard the
shot, but refrained fren eReefSng the bar
room until after Ryan had made his es-
cape The police were quickly on the scene
but up to a late hour last night no trace OF
Ryan had been secured. McSorley's wound
was dressed by DIR. Macrae, ST. The bullet
went clear through the hand. inflicting a
painful but not what is thought to be a
serious wound. The hand was also badly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
At THE PLAY HOUSES.



Tim Murphy was greeted by large audi
ence at tho Boyd theater last night. when
he made his entry IN state. borne aloft by
four ranch darkies and hailed as Hon. Nav
erfck Brander. newly elected member OF
Congress from somewhere down in the Bra
zos river country. II seemed as il fifteen
years had been rolled away. and that II
was the same Tim Murphy who made so
much merriment in the role originally. He
shook OF the weight of years and troubles
and was for the time the bluff. outspoken.
unsophisticated cattle king who had to
learn at Washington everything but how TO
play poker and drink whisky: and he ad-
mitted that even his whisky drinking was
improved. because he consumed a better
brand al the capital than at home. The part
is so intimately associated with the man
that il is hard for one TO distinguish be-
tween them. And the performance is just
as enjoyable now as Il was at the first. Mr.
Murphy enters with a marked rest on the
role, and gives IL with an JUNCTION he never
seemed TO approach in other characters.
! Mr.. Grifins Christopher Columbus Fish
{ back jr is a gem OF character acting. and
/ his panegyric on oficeseeklng is delivered
4 with a sorrowful pathos that is almost
! Imaginable were it not so serious. Mr.
/ Armstrong is delight Major Yell and
/ Mr.. Jackson makes much of Brassy Gall
/ but without exhausting its possibilities.
! Miss Sherrod does conscientious bit o.
work as Bossy Brander, and the othe
women in the cast are very good in thei
respective roles. The engagement was 70
one night only but it isn't impossible tina
the play will be offered here again this sea
son. for Mr.. Murphy seems to have con
tracted the Omaha habit. He told some neV
stories before the curtain last night, and il
other ways acted as IL he liked the peopl
.. ~ 70
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
RICH AND CLAPP GO IN
Former Succeeds Baldwin and Ia
Succeeded by His old
Law Partner.

Edison Rich, as The Bee originally pre-
dieted succeeds John y. Baldwin as gen
eral counsel of the Union Pacific for Ne
brasks Mr.. Baldwin having taken the gen.
eral solicitorship made vacant by the resig-
nation OF w. r. Kelly. Charles T. Clspp,
Mr. Rich's law partner takes Mr.. Rich's
place which pays $500 a year w. f..
Gurley. to whom The Bee said the place
would be rendered, declined it. Mr.. Clspp
Friday moved his affairs into the Union
Pacific headquarters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
VERDICT FOR LODGE FUN
Finger Brsken In Kangaroo
Court.

w. 7. Whelan secured from a Jury in
Judge Redick's court a verdict against the
Ancient Order OF United Workmen Temple
association OF South Omaha for $50 He
had sued for $500. for alleged injuries
sustained through rough handling by the
officers OF a kangaroo" court during the
Workmen carnival two years ago. Whelan
had nnger broken, as he claimed. NhiIe
being arrested for appearance before the
aforesaid court
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
TWO ON BURGLARY CHARGE
Committed More Than
One Onsnss.

Friday morning Detectives MaIOney end
Dummy arrested George Epps and Julius
King at the Cambridge hotel on charges
Of burglary. II Is believed the men were
implicated In the robbery OF the Scranton
barber shop. sixteenth and Chicago streets.
Thursday night RaEors, tobacco. laundry
and cold cream were stolen from the shop
Some OF the articles were found IN the
possession Of tho men arrested
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-20
GRADING TO START AT ONCE
Excavations ON Union PaeIae's New
wyOming Lines VIII he
Rushed Along.

Fitzpatrick Brothers & Collins, grading
contractors who have the contract for
ssventy-six miles Of double-track glaIing
oR the Union Pacific in Wyoming are
preparing to begin operations at once
This work is in three different places and
the contractors will put between on snd
soo men on the work that this contract
may be completed by midsummer