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sALLINoER. sIxsY. eEALL.

Former Files Charges Before Commit
tee Against the Other Two.
Muskogec. Nov. 16.-webster Bal
linger. a Washington newspaper cor
respondent, filed charges before the
senatorial committee against Tams
Bixly. and also W o. Boall chief
clerk OF the Dawes commission. Bal
linger alleged that these officers We're
deliberately responsible for the wrong.
ful enrolment as negro freedmen OF
about 1000 persons OF mixed negro and
Indian blood in the Choctaw and
Chickasaw nations. Roth BiXby and
Beall deny an accusations
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Guilty Of Rsba,in,.

New York. Nov. l6.-The New York
Central railroad was found guilty OF
rebating by the jury In Judge Holts
court The road was found guilty OF
granting rebates amounting TO S26-
600 to the American Sugar Refining
compa=r.
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VOTING sTaENeTH.
Indian Territory Led Oklahoma by a
Cons. derable Margin.

~et~ e~i aste Hel ANh
MuskogCe. Nov. l6.-The first accu.
rate estimate OF the voting strength
Of the two territories is just disclosed
by late returns from the recent eloc
t.on in Oklahoma and Indian Terrific.
~ for delegates 10 the constitutional
convention which Is 90 frame a Consti-
tuition for the new state OF Oklahoma.
The estimate places the vote of in-
dian Territory no 100000 against ga
coo for oklahoma. The census OF 1900
gave Indian Territory a population OF
392. 900 and Oklahoma S96 GOO.
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WITHHOLDING FAVORED.
Secretary Taft Recommends Retaining
Forty.Five thousand Acres.

Secretary ] ait HeSofHfhe"1o N~s''''''i
Forty.Five thousand Acres.
Fort snl, Okla. Nov l6.-News waa
received here that Secretary OF War
Taft has recommended 20 the secresa'
~ OF the interior that $1,000 acres Of
pasture lands belonging 10 the Kiowa.
Comanche and Apache Indians In
southwest Oklahoma. be withheld from
sale under the act OF congress OF June
6. 1906. in order that owners Of this
number OF acres adjoining the military
reservation may be given pasture
lands In lieu OF the one used az pres
ent. Secretary Taft would add this
200 acres 10 Fort sin reservation
In preparation for enlarging the post
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Rec ,sted 20 Reseind.

New York. Nov i6.-By a unani-
nous vote the Republican club. az IT'S
regular monthly meeting. decided 10
ask President Roosevelt 20 rescind his
order discharging dishonorably the
battalion Of a negro regiment
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FOLLOWS FRIEND.
Sudden Death Ct James Hodge Causes
Demise Of Another Attorney.

Demise Of Another Attorney.
Hopkinsyllle. KY Nov l6.-hon-
James Hodge. a prominent lawyer Of
smithland. Ky. returned 20 his home
at that place apparently in good health.
AT the steamboat landing he fell and
died almost Immediately. When Law
ger Bush. who for years practiced law
at the same bar. heard of Mr.. Hodges
death. he was deeply Affected. Sooa
after going home from his Office no
also dropped On an unconscious condh
tlon and expired in few minutes
They we're both close TO seventy years
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Bank Of Bryan, Texas

AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. NOVEMBER
18th, 1906.
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CRITICALLY Ill.
Bishop Tisert Is In ssrloS Condition
From TonsiIitif-

Tulsa. l. T. Nov. l6.-Blshop John
J.. Tigert OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. South whose home is at Louis
VILE Ky. Is dangerously ill here with
tonsilitis, and his family has been
summoned The bishop came here 10
preside over a conference. but was un-
able 90 ofnciate.
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Fort smith. Nov. i6.-By the explo-
sion OF a cotton gin boiler at Clarks-
VILE four men were killed and twenty
hurt. several fatally.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19
OILERS CAPTURE A CHURCH
Mako such an Outcry Against Sermon
that Preacher and COnRrega-
tion Leave.

MELBOURNE. Aug. 1S-tspecial Cable
gram to The Bee.)-FNor many Sundays
some hundreds or SO of the loahng unem-
ployed-fnen who refuse TO work even II
offered it-have been making q round OF
the principal Melbourne churches led by
Tom Mann, the English labor leader and
J. w. Fleming. a notorious ag1tator. One
Sunday a visit was made to the Scots
church In Collins street, and the following
account Is but a type OF the behavior OF
this discreditabie body at each of the lead
ing churches they have successfully at
tended:
Some ITO unemployed marched TO the
church. They were told that seats had
been reserved at the back. but Gene UP
to the front" said Mr. Mann. and they
went
Everything proceeded quietly until the
preacher, the Rev. Dr. Marshall. alluded
to life after death. This brought forth
loud cries of Rot and groans which
drowned the preachers voice. He remon-
strated with the interrupters, but they
shouted the louder, and finally he left the
pulpit.
Then the organist played voluntary and
the congregation quietly filed out OF the
church, leaving the unemployed in posses
sion. Some further noisy scenes followed
after which dr. Mann thanked the unem-
ployed for their behavior. and they dis
persed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

the request OF Mrs. Rice's attorneys, who
up 20 the last moment were hopeful that
the two might arrange their dificulties and
that the petition might be withdrawn.
Rose King seeks divorce from Wills
King. TO whom she was married at Logan
Ia, March 2S, 1900. She charges her hus-
band with cruel and inhuman treatment
and failure to support and asks the Gus
tody OF their 3-year-old child.
Bertha F. Duncan fled suit for divorce
from Monty Duncan, TO whom she was
married July 2, 1s0i in Quitman. Mo. Six
weeks after the marriage Mrs Duncan al
leges her husband deserted her and has
since refused to contribute towards her
support. Since leaving her Mrs. Duncan
AYERS her husband has written her asking
that she get q divorce as he never ex-
pected to return.
George Young, who with his wife was re-
fueed permission to eat supper at the Call
umet restaurant, has brought suit against
the proprietors, Peter Hartwig and Louis
Jensen, and the walter, E Watson. for
81 900 damages A criminal suit against
the same three defendants arising out of the
occurrence is pending in the court Of JUS
tice Gardiner.
L. p. Nichols filed suit against the Mil
w..Nve ranroad asking $4,000 for al
legged personal injuries received January
o, 1906. The plaintiff states that while
driving over the grade crossing abou;
three miles northeast OF the town OF
Nicola, Ia. his wagon was struck by q
train and he was severely and permanently
injured. H. A. Clark, engineer of the
locomotive which struck the wagon, 1.
named as party defendant.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

Mr.. Hulettes mother and Mr.. Clement
smith OF Gold Hin. ore.
Mrs r. 3. Briuon OF l4e2 Hlsh street
and Mrs: A y. Mitchell Of ltO2 South
ava Friday evening, complimentary q
Miss Eva Vincent Of Belvidere, Ill C6vors
were laid for ten.
Miss Mildred spoor was hostess Thurs
day at Lake Manaws luncheon, enter
tanning In honor OF Miss Mildred Wind OF
St sSeoP Paul ThSi. S.. Ms.S na % the Mss
sa'en Dent, Miss Anna Egan and Miss
Mildred Spoor.
Miss Veronica Dun entertained seven
evening in honor OF Miss Ethel Dupree of
Ord, Neb. A two course luneheon was
spvHa aS 70 Mis- M,s, Esher aionY MIA MIA
katie Gilfcney, Miss Anna Egan, Miss
Rodney Hughs and Miss Veronica Dun.
Mrs. NJ. b. Curtis entertained at a bog
Midsummer Nights Dream. Those at
tending were: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Fisher.
Miss FSrepee Fisher and Miss s,s. MarESset Sas
lotte Moore, Miss Helen ChatteTbuck, Slrs.
Harmon, Mr.. Kenneth and Mrs. NJ, b.
Curtis.
Miss vena Binder of $40 Fourth avenue
entertained ten girl friends at her home
cheon was served. throughout whic. a
color scheme of pink was used. oSa
attending were Miss Squire, Miss Cole
Miss Woodward of Evanston, Ill, NJ ss
wayne, MISS WaubWOrtn, MISS lNeeu, MIS-
Besley, Miss Pheney, Miss Metcalf an
Miss Binder.
Miss Margaret Roe Of 619 Sixth street
entertained ten girl friends at four
course luncheon Thursday noon In honor
of Miss Drake of Oakland, la The rUO.Is
were prettily decorated with nasturtiums
and orange and green. Covers were laid
| for Miss Gertrude Reed. Miss Carol Drake
Miss Margaret Keeline, Miss Geru !
klntS, Miss Florence Squire. Miss Alma
| Smith, Miss Elizabeth Pryor, Miss Marion
| Tilton and Miss Margaret Roe.
Miss Eleanor Brown of First av. nue.
| entertained Informally at cards Wed
| day morning complimentary to Mrs. {. E
| @. Brown OF Seattle, Wash. six handed
| euchre formed the pastime of the NOR l.
ing. Miss wickman was awarded the
| head prize and Miss Agnes Wickham the
! twenty prize. The consolation prize wal
| given to Mics Georgia Mitchell The
rooms were decorated with nasturtiums
A two course luncheon was served
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19
POSSE AFTER HOLDUP ARTISTS
Farmers Become Bxnsperated over
Frequent Robberies.

Farmers Become bXneperated over
Frequent Robberies.
WEBSTER CITY. Ia, Aug. 8-(SpeciaD
Sheriff Thompson and a posse Of twenty
farmers are engaged in a man hunt today
in Cass township.
Two men, both unidentified, have been
terrorizing the township for a week by
holding UP farmers at night at the point
OF revolvers One OF them, who tried to
escape the desperadoes, was shot at, but
the ball missed. Yesterday the posse
chased one of the desperadoes ten miles
without getting near enough to bring him
down. Today the cornfields and woods all
over the township are being searched by
armed and determined men.
Things had come to such a pass that
women and children were afraid to venture
out of their dooryards. The boldest holdup
was that OF Carl widman, a farmer who
was attacked by two masked men while
returning home from town. He was or
dered to halt but refused to do so and
bullets began flying about his ears, but by
hard riding he escaped being wounded. The
farmers are determined to break up the
gang.
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Discrimination.

Papa" said Johnny, after they had LEFT
the car. what made you give the conductor
your nickel? He had passed you by and
wasn't goin' to ask you for any money"
Because, my son." said Mr.. Goodsoie.
1T is just as bad to cheat a corporation
out Of even a nickel as II is to cheat a fe'-
low being. Hello! Here IL one Of these
Weighing machines. Step up on IT, Johnny
and let's see how much you weigh. Why,
what's the matter with itT The machinery
must be out OF order. It weighs you with
out my having to drop coin In the slot
sixty-six pounds. Well we're a cent ahead.
Johnny. Come on, let's go."-chicago TFi-
bune.
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superfntendent Jones injured.

IOWA FALLS. Ia. Aug. 1s.-(Special.)-
Superintendent r. M--Jones of the Omaha
division Of the Illinois Central road is laid
up for repairs in Ellsworth hospital in
this city rs result Of an accident while
inspecting switches, etc. here. In COM
pany with a party Of fellow ofncials, Mr..
Jones was riding in a gasoline speeder.
Tho car struck a stone and Jumped the
track throwing the occupants out with
more force than grace to the ground Mr..
Jones was injured the worst, being badly
bruised on tho shoulder arm and hip A
rib or two were broken by the fall and It
will be several days before he can be re-
moved to his home in Fort Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19
Matters in Di.trIct Court.


DIR. Rose Hammond Rice filed in the dis
trict court yesterday a suit for divorce from
her husband. Or. Newton James Rice, city
physician. Mrs. Rice alleges cruel and in
human treatment ot such a nature as to
endanger her life as the basis for her suit.
As to alimony Mrs Rice leaves this to the
discretion .os the court. The Rices were
married June 80. 1885, at Tabor, Ia. and
both are practicing physicians in Council
Bluffs, occupying a joint once on Pearl
street. The flinE OF the suit was a great
surprise to the community at large as. with
the exception of a few friends. none were
aware that there were any differences be-
tween the city physician and his wife. who
was associated with him in his medical
practice. 1t is stated that the proceedings
are the result of an agreement 10 disagree
and that the two are apparently on the best
Of terms in spite OF the proceedings. The
petition was filed early yesterday morning
In the once of the clerk OF the district
court. but was not entered OF record until
Just before time for closing the ONCE at
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19
Luther League Convention.

The nth annual convention of the Stanton
district Luther Hasue of the Swedish
Lutheran church opened yesterday after
noon In Emmanuel church with a very fair
attendance. all of the nine churches in the
district being represented. Rev. B. N. Glim.
pastor of the local church, delivered the ad-
dress OF welcome and the response was
made by Rev. F. V. Hanson of Red Oak
The program at the evening session was
lengthened, as 1t was decided to omit the
meeting this afternoon, and part of the
program was carried out last evening and
part will be added to that arranged for
this evening.
This morning Rev. c. A. Randolph of
Stanton will deliver the communion sd-
dress, while the sermon will be preached
by Rev. d. ]. Laurence Of Tabor.
The feature of the evening meeting will
be a sacred concert, the program of which
follows
Piano Solo-Mabel Ekeroth. Essex.
Vocal Solo-Anna Johnson, Tabor.
Vocal Solo-Otelia Adolphson, Stanton.
Choir-Bethesda.
Vocal Solo-Anns Weak. Fremont.
Duet--J. c. Swenson, c. w. Engstrom
Bethesda.
Duet Emma Olson. Minnie Gunnison
Vocal soio-Ernest Gustafson. shenan-
doah.- .t
Duet-Mrs. Rev. F. V. Hanson, Minnie
Llndquist. Red Oak.
Grand chorus
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19
Man HINT Near web.ter CITY

WEBSTER CITY. Ia, Aug 1s.-(Special
Telegram. )-Sherin Thompson and a posse
of twenty farmers are engaged In 9 man
hunt in Cass township. Two men have
been terrorizing the township for week
by holding up farmers at night at the
point Of revolvers. One farmer, who tried
to escape them, was shot at, but the ball
missed. Yesterday the posse chased one
of the desperadoes ten miles without get
ting near enough to bring him down. To-
day the cornnelds and woods all over the
township are being searched by armed
and determined men,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19
PAST WEEK IN BLUFFS SOCIETY
Hot Weather Appears to Have Nd
Depressing Eject.

Miss Margaret Keeline of Glen avenue
will entertain at luncheon Tuesday.
Mr. Clement Smith OF Gold Hill, Ore. is
renewing old acquaintances in the city,
The High School, Sorority gave box
party al the Burwood Saturday evening.
=" Sorority of the High School viii
picnic at Lake Manawa Monday afternoon
Mr.. H v. Kerney entertained at dinner
Friday evening. Covers were laid for nNe.
Mrs c. Paulson of S03 Sixth avenue re-
turned Tuesday from few weeks soJourn
in Chicago.
Miss Francis Keeline OF SIS Sever -
street entertained at 10 O'Clock orea.l-
last Saturday morning.
Mrs. BlancFett o. La Crosse, Wis, 10
visiting with her sister, Mrs e. L. Bunnei
OF 62b Sixteenth avenue
Miss Sylvia Perkins and MrA r. w.
Rowley OF Fremont are visiting the :
sister. Mrs. II. A. McGonagle of Sixth
The Little Bridge club was entertained
Tuesday by Mrs. X. II. Merriam, Sl4 fnIr,i
street. Mrs. Fred Davis, lls South Eighth
street, will be the hostess next week.
Mrs. c. o. Fitch of 70i Third street on
in i' honor honor 'G Of Mrs. J. W Wilson anu Mrs
j.. G. Wadsworth. Light refreshments
were served.
Mrs. II. A. Quinn. s2o Oakland avenue.
entertained at o'clock tea Tuesday alter
noon, complimentary to her sister, Miss
Packard OF Ottumwa, and Miss Williams
of Gothenberg, Neb.
The High School Sorority will give a
progressive breakfast next Thursday
morning. Miss Edith Shugart will hava
the hrst course Miss Vena Binder tho
second and Miss Ruth Felt will have the
third.
Mrs George Hulette of 407 Park avenue
entertained at a picnic supper IN FAN
mount park Tuesday evening. in honor Of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19
sunday services.


First Congregational church, Or. Otter
bein o. Smith, pastor. Morning service at
1890. no evening service. Sunday school at
noon. Rev. J. w. wllson, a former pastor
will occupy the pulpit.
There will be preaching services at st.
Johns English Lutheran church at II a. m.
when the pastor. Rev. G. w. Snyder, will
take Us the subject of his sermon, Body
and Members Of Christ" Sunday school
will be at 9:F a. m. There will be no
evening service.
Rev. @. w. Snyder will conduct services
at the Union Christian church. Thirty fifth
street and Broadway. this evening at
o'clock.
First Church of Christ (Scientist) viii
hold services at IL O'Clock in Temple EN-
manuel on North Seventh street, when the
subject will be Christ Jesus" Sunday
school will be at 1918 p m. The regular
mid-week testimony meeting will bt
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Second Church OF Christ (scientisD will
hold services at 1O:45 a. m. In woodman hal
in the Merriam block, when the subject will
be Christ Jesus" Sunday school will bt
held at Las a. m. The regular mid-weel
testimony meeting will be Wednesday even
ing at 7:45 o'clock.
There will be no preaching services toda,
at the Second Presbyterian church. Sun
day school will be held as usual at noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19
DELEGATES FOR DEMOCRATS
Considerable Rivalry for Several Places =
the COUNTY Ticket
CONVENTION MEETS 1T MINDEN FRIDAY
Efforts Being Made to Secure the
Presence of the Candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant
Governor on That Date,

The democratic precinct primaries heit
last evening to select delegates to attend
the county convention was called for mex
Friday at Mlnden brought out a fair.
good attendance in most Of the wards.
In the First precinct OF the First ward
the delegates were instructed for M. G.
Goodwin for county treasurer and J. G.
Jensen, for sheriff, the latter also securing
the delegation from the Second precinct.
In the First Of the Third ward the dele
CATION was instructed for A. W Casady
for county auditor and for H. C cen for
Judge of the superior court. la ae First
of the Fifth the delegation was instructed
for C. A. Hamnel for member Of the Board
of County Supervisors.
These are the delegates and precinct COM
mitteemen selected:
First Precinct, First ward-B. B. Dentler.
J. p. Tinley, Chris Christensen, Fred
Schoemaker, c. H. Nicholson; Fred Schoe-
Second Precinct. First Ward Adam
Kramer. William Green, c. d. Walters, DR..
Christensen, ]. X. Cooper; William Green.
First Precinct Second ward-Peter Peter
son, Herman Schurz e. L. Cook, B. l..
Garretson, ]. c. De Haven; Peter Peter
Second Precinct, Second ward-J c. Mar
tin. Harry Luchow, w. d. Hansen, Charles
Liehold @ J. G. Martin. rb,nd o9mmitteepsn or~
A. w. Casady, Fremont Benjamin. J. b.
Dietrich; r. J. Organ. committeeman
Thomas, E. F. Stnson, H p. Nelson, e J..
Sullivan; E. ], Sullivan, committeeman.
First Precinct, Fourth Ward-J: j. Brown,
James O'Neill. NJ. B. Brown, c. F. Paschel;
NJ. b. Brown, committeeman.
Second Precinct Second Ward-James
Holmes, s. ]. H, Poysen, L" T. Smith;
First Precinct. Fifht Ward-Nick o'Brien,
| w, w. Cones. George Hunter John Cal
Second Precinct, Fifth ward-Z. Bethers.
Scott Wesley, c. Wesley, E. E. Gallagher
q. Bethers, committeeman.
First Precinct, Sixth Ward-C. M. Grip
pen, w. G. Boyer. D. L: Weir. e. J. Nc
Kinley, ]. e. Hemsworth; C. M. Crippcl'
committeeman.
J. j. Hughes chairman OF the city CEN
, trail committee. yesterday issued a call for
the delegates selected at last nights pri-
maries in the city and Kane township, out
I side the city, to meet in convention Sat
ur-av evening August rs, at the city hall
| to place in nomination a township ticket
| Including two justices of the peace, two
! constables, a clerk and assessor for Kane,
| outside the city.
]. ]. Hughes will go to Des Moines
| Thursday to attend a meeting of the demo-
| cratic state central committee, OF which
he is the member from the Ninth district.
While in Des Moines Mr.. Hughes hopes
/ to arrange to secure both Porter and Den
| ison, the party's nominees for governor
| and lieutenant governor respectively. for
| a big rally to be held In this city at such
/ date as may be determined on. The demo-
! cratic conventions of the Ninth congress
slonal and the Fifteenth judicial districts
/ will, II is expected, be held in this city on
! the day of the proposed big meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19
Allen Inquest Monday,

Coroner Treynor will hold an inquest
Monday over Claude Allen, the Omaha
young man who was drowned Friday
night at Lake Manawa He impaneled a
jury, consisting of Councilman Thomas
Malohey, c. ]. Stilwell and 4. NJ Bonham,
who after viewing the body, adjourned to
Monday.
After the body had been viewed by the
jury il was taken to Omaha by the young
mans father. l.. Allen of 2022 Harney
street, who is stage carpenter at the
Bijou theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19
Real Estate Transfers.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
August lS by the Title Guaranty & Trust
company of Council Bluffs:
Carl Dietrich and wife 10 Jacob
Mueller north % feet Of south 2S
feet OF lot in block 81. in Avoca,
Iowa. w. Observation-Disclosures. 81 600. 90
Brousham Stevenson and wife to
Lydia A. Doolittle, south half Of
lots S2-33-A and south half of east
half of lot 81 in block 10 in High
land Place addition to Council
Bluffs. Iowa. W. d...,.......,.,...... S75 90
Rosena B. Vogeler. guardian. to
Augusta Hilda Vogeler. lot in
block Is in Mill addition to Coun-
Gil Blutfs, Iowa. q. c. d............. 100
Kate OBrien ct al to Mary q.
Gould. lot 10 in block in Nc
Mahon, Cooper and Jefteris' ad-
dition TO Council Bluffs, Iowa.
James Madden and wife TO Mary q.
Gould. lot 10 in block In McMa-
hon. Cooper and Jefferis' addition
to Council Bluffs, Iowa, a. c.. d.. leo
County treasurer to c. q. Saunders.
lot . in block 50 in Fleming and
! Davis addition to Council Bluffs.
Iowa. I. d.......................... 20
-, -, sI o-o 60
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-19

The delegates returning from the
Women's Christian Temperance union OF
the Sixth district convention at woodbine
on August IA and Is report most pleasant
and profitable time and are enthusiastic
in praise of the hospitality extended to
them by the citizens The election of Of
ficers on Wednesday morning resulted in
a unanimous vote that each OF the present
officers of the district be retained. viz.
Mrs. L. b. Baird, president: Mrs. o. g
Oldham. vice president; Mrs. I. b. Hart
treasurer all Of Council Bluffs. and Mrs
H. b. McNaughton. secretary. of Earring
! MALoNEY'S NEW LOCATION ~
! PEARL ST
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Burlington Agent mt sioux city.

SIOUX CITY, Aug. 1s.-I. J. Donahue Of
Sioux City has been appointed general
agent in Sioux City for the Chicago. Bur-
lington & Quincy railroad. Mr.. Donahue
will have general charge of the Burlington
freight business out of Sioux City on the
new Ashland line and will also hold his
position as general freight agent for the
Great Northern