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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-23
Ell archidnque Francisco Fernando

Ell Gablnete italiano y la Cancillerfa
sienesa han cambiado impresiones es-
los dias acerca de la vista Roma del
archiduque Francisco Fernando, here
dero del trono de Austria Hungria.
Con esta vista deyolveria el Princi-
pc la que ell rey Humberto hizo Vie
ia, Ell ministro Tittoni desea que Sc
realize, pues considera que ese acto Sc
ria una compensation despues de la
reeiente actitnd, muy periodical para
Italia, adoptada por Austria en- la cues
ton de los Balkanes.
Sc dice que ei baron de Aerenthai
es partidarlo de la entrevista Y que el
archiduque sc opene 4 ella. FL Prfn+
|clpe no tiene simpatias por Italia y no
ouiere contribuir aetos que puedan
estrechar las relaciones entire Austria
y ell pueblo ltaliano. Ii. ~
Pero ell secretario de Estado de la
Santa Sede ha resnelto la question. A
preguntas oficiosas la Cancillerla de
viena ha contestado que mo estando
resuelta la question romano, la Santa
Sede considerara siempre la vista de
un Soberano de rr Principe cat6iioo
4 Roma como una falta de respeto pa
ra con el Soberano Pontlfice, al pen
sar dc ese modo n Papa no hace mas
que eonfirmar las ordenanzas de sus
predecessors las so as propias"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-23
Roma
In Italia y La tripe alianxas

LA lntervlu del emperador CUTLER
sn0 con un reporter del Daily Tele
graph" ha producido aqui una penosa
Suppression, pues por ella Sc We que el
kalser sc halla en- un estado de espi-
nstu que puede, en- un momento dado,
egear graves comphcaciones La dis
ezsss6n en- ell Relchstag, motivada por
"a Interpolation de lord Basserman, IN
uaodificado esa impression
Il Emperador ha consentido que Ell
DAILY Telegraph. pubIicara la inter
viz con ell prop6sito evidente de que
nc rompiera el acuerdo entire Inglate
rra, Francia y Russia, acuerdo que ha
G1Iocado & AIemania Ell una situaci6n
ssecuisdaria
Esta nueva~ triple alianza, que tlene
ssbre la antigua la ventaja de ser jo-
xesa, y tambien Y sobre todo, el me-
Esto de solldarlzar lntereses cuya ana
1ngia es evidente, es Ii hora presen-
&c, eI regulator de la politica europea,
T su Tnfluencia Is preronderarte IN
goEstantinspla en- todas las capitales
Sae los Balkanes. Los conselos stimuli
Exncamente dados dssde Paris Londres
" Sssln Petersburgo han contribuido
que sc pongan dc aeue.1o la Sub i'm
Puerta ell Gobierno de Sofia que
Bulgaria seq mas t~ansigente en- la cues
eS6n delicada de Las compensaciones fl
nancieras
Francia.ra al completar la ahanza fran
Qorusa con un cordial acuerdo con In
gsaterra, contin6a Ia >.politica de Del
easss Al formarse esa trirle ahanza,
e eje de la politica eUropea ha Gambia
RIO de sitio, hacienda evidente ei aisla-
mzento de Alemania
Austria, cansada de ser instrumento
aSe Ia diplorhacia gernana ha procura-
do velar por sus intereses y los ha de-
fcndide pres eIndiendo De los de Italia
For ESQ el Gabin,-te iaiiano puesto a
&srmpo en- euardia contra las conse-
gaaencias de los acontecimentos que So
desArrollaban mas ALA del Adriitico,
F>zrece habef Variado de oriantaciones
En ssa evoluci6n Sc We cIaramente la
nmfluencia que el Forcing Office"
ayudado .por Franeia Y Eusia, ejerce
sm este aslfnto en todo FL Orlente.
Italia comprende que la triple allan
xa, In antigua, Sc haila en- .plena des-
sssmposIci6n, y Sc une as potencas
4ue son partidarias d. la renni6n de
anz confergncia, en- Ia cuaI votar4 10
asntrario~ de 10 que. mas menos ca
aeg0rscamente. habia prometido q Aus
axsz- Alemania. d su sez. Sc va aco-
Erxlada, y el eco de su NAL humor ha
nsgado hasts Ell Quirinal Sc dice que
- princiPe de Bulow, canciller del I'M
pwwSo, IA dicho eosas muy duras Al en-
8zJador de Italia. Y esto dempestra
19c las felacidnes entire IS Gobiernos
de Berlin y Roma Sc nan enffado mu-
aaAO-
como esta nueva situaei6n, que
aparta Italia dc sus aliados los i'm
Eeraos del Centre j que III aproxima a
Rrancia. asi como tambisn Ia tradicio-
1naa 4amistad De Inglaterra encajan per
Eeetamente en- las teude las italianas.
italia ha affobado la cond0cta del ma
naonalista I.asseIman. del radical Vie
xner, del sociaiista Singer. del conser-
vador Heidebrardt del baron Hertz
naanera que el pueblo ltaliano Sc ale
gra de que. Ia con1ucta del Kaiser no
haya merecitlo Ia aprobaci6n del Rel
1zzskag
DE esa manera Ia opinion publica cri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-23
El jubilee del Papa

Las reeepciones oficiales solemnes
40 cesan en- ell Vaticano, Sc parecen
todas. Los enviados de los Soberanos
catolicos son recibidos con los honores
debidos a su categoria, y desfilan en- La
forma acostumbrada las Asociaelones
,at6licas italianas extranjeras los
peregrinos
Es enorme ell numero de los persona
jes notables del mundo cat6lico que Sc
arrodillan estos dias los pies del Vi
sario de Cristo que solicita su bendi-
zion
Ei Jubilee de Pho X tiene un carac-
ter de simpatica intimidad. No Sc ira
Ia dc esas recepcienes las que acu-
dian millares de personals que Sc AFRO
LILLIAN en- los pasillos o en- la Scala re-
gia" euando los predecessors del Pa
ia Sarto bendeeian Il las mnehedum-
bres. Ahora las rccepciones son mas
Intimas; ell Papa So detiene. habla con
az personals que vienen i visitarle, dl-
rige este una palabra de consuelo, ha
hIa aquel de Ia religion todos ad-
miran su bondad sin limites su gran
sen. iIlez.
Pero ell Papa, que sufre de la gotta
y tiene hinehadas las piernas. se can
sa mucho con estas recepciones. Los
medlcos fe dan consoles, pero Pho Y no
rs hace case.
Me debo los que me vienen .visi-
|tar-dijo dias pasados su secretarlo
E,onsenor Bressan los medicos tienen
In obligation de aconselarme, Y yo ha-
10 que me rarece.,.. y 10 que le pa.
rece mis- piernas"
Sin embargo, estos 1itimos dias, llu-
yiosos h1medos, el Papa no Sc en-
cuentra bien, es dc desear que varie
Il tempo. pues pronto se celebraran
IN la baslllca de San Pedro grandrs
funclones con motive de la termination
del jubilee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-23
La eoFIt del Kaiser


las one ;l,m;n.n el o;alo aa r+, ho~
linss Tins Casa1a., r. -
en- loo ;mner;al.s taa+ro. r. -
Fritz Massary enloopece - n,,h,;.,
que asiste los teatros alooras W.
retratos De amhas llana, 1as oso.
tes. sus nombres anareee, s,a,n,~e
1nidos annoua aas aos ok1.h,o., -.
las cnltiyan onnesto osnaro .rtfst;ca
Son los fdolos del nuahlo b.r,;,s,
que en- estas cosas dc teatro ~ ras,,
Ia patriotero Ningn,a 10 loo aoa =.
trellas 90 alonana Gara,a;no Pc
es yandui una taal;e;os. c;hron c;~,
nm tino do .mn;ar do Root, r,,;.a-
Fritz; Mass.rv 90 ,,nnaa -.
lein pizpfreta a1agre asn.naaa =
dfa do ias tartuoaas sn.r,,.;;raa~ -,
Graben ' N'
Y M ohst.nta 1aa ho~,;
s~t;a,a. a - - ~ '.''o'o' ''',1'"
tacan noaaros.a,ta = - - 80
Ia amer. an - vardav;,,. ;, - -
por oos t,o a;s.{n
elias cor 81 favo~ H., 1,n.,..r, 80.
~
Fsnn ,n;stn~,,5
Cerald,,e rarra n;t.< p,:.
norona 40 s,r,, ,,,n =
tonees sol4x.rn hahfo H..
,n,.l a,n..u,oaa -, -
hnrwaa ar,;~.n f'~ -
sama 40 l. pa..; - - III. - :"
- { 6rgan. ,.an.1. -
NAH. - ha1ehr ~ paran.~ :,
segundo ia r.oh.r4x,,, !. ;, ;,
lima hanaha - Gya~a asn1sad;aa :. - -
Ia ora nar3o,aao H. -. IL,
v a;, /. ;,,,n~,a,..s. - ;, So,
eia sin dnr u nepor traha,o =. -
neet,xas eapc,tlerfa. J.. sn+a4.r~a:.
Z" eerrnano- vanouin onad6 h{au,.4a
nm huen dia a.. ,r,uav4.,,. "a s.ha,,s.
dc Nueva YORK. eoh;;6s. .o -
81 easeo one corona 81 sa,;la !; al.
ah,erfaS
Despues oh aesn,6s hnho .aa;'
una 1rauei;af ri Kra,nr,r;.:+ ,,a.uw<
, e. nerd,damenta da - aants.r,.
la linda oabeci3a da /. ha~,ar.. -
eomenzaron an;aar aua,,a. .,,h,,,,,.',..
va a. .ve{a nr,nceaa .m,<t:t~,. . L..
papeles de reina oue ,nte,nrarars a. =,
6nera loa v;,{a nrastaoaa.t.a 49,, f.,as.s
una verdad oue asouhraha,. No
| Aouello no noa;a cont,nnar pans
Kaiser go denid;a ! eor.an H.. ,...a,,a..,
rios amores n kra,nnr,,1 - annorr6
en- nm cnartel como Jas n;5os das
obedientea II diva i ax,nls> a.l =
rritorio aleman< cerrandola a,raao lax
nuertas da loe ,mner,aIas taat,ns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-23
4 los sIRgrIltQFeS Y AgtntrS

Para la buena marcia de e>ta Admins
Mncs6n, no admitimos Atlas lie suscrip
Anrpa 4 este diario sino desde Ell primer
- cadA mes Las RAJAS So avisarAn los
zzas 30 81: advirtiendose que Ian cue se
Meeren con posrerio~ida ad no 81 'omarao -
nnnmna nj aurtirAn eSecto en- u contabilidad
Annta q dfs dltirno del mes siguiente ~ en-
- % ooncatAm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-23

Fritz Massary, or carAio 20 tiene
tan accidentada vids artistic nj se
sabe que haya suhvuoado ninenn
principe Sslrgi6 I'm AZ ae repente
cantando.- cuplss atrevidos los compo-
stores la hicieron renertorin los en-
presarios Sc la disputaron, el alegre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-23

pajaro vienes hizo defnitivamente su
nido en- La corte del Kaiser.
.Cantaf Todo 10 NAL que puede
Recital Como Dios La da entender...
Pero tiene gracia, una gracia original,
rarisima, en- cuanto ella aparece EN-
escena, ell pnblico, sin saber por que,
aplaude No es bonita, aunque ell con
junto de su rostro es agradable; no
es alta, nj bala, nj morena, nj rubia,
nj gorda, nj delgada... Es una mujer
original, que canta canciones atrevidas,
dandolas una graeia personalislma, y
exhibe las pantorrillas mas bonitas de
Berlin IOh, este es indudable Guam
do I'M cuple no gusta, Fritz ensena La
liga al final Y ell cuple sc repite.
III pnblico que aslste al Metropol
va verla ella NADIA mas, y LENA ell
teatro un aTio y otro ano, y en- aquella
escena no Sc conclbe que pueda presen-
tarse otra artista que no sea la endIa-
blada alegre Fritz. FL teatro es ella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-23

Estas son las dos cstrellas que reinan
en Berlin Una ~ triste. languida Y
sentimental Otra es gozosa. alborota-
dora nerviosa. 7 el mismo publico
que aclama i Geraldine primero, acla-
ma Il FRITZ despues Y aplaude con
vencido emocionado i Elsa, y al sa-
lr se Va al Metropol escuchar 4 Frou
Fron, la Ultima eanci6n, y la grita
: I}ravol' con In boca .Ilena de salchi-
cha
lose Juan CADENAS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
Ok You Open Your Mouth

Like q young bird and gulp down what
ever food or medicine may be offered you?
Or, do you want TO know something of the
composition and character Of that which
you take into your stomach whether as
food or medicine?
Most intelligent and sensible people
Nowadays insist on knowing what they
employ whether as food or as medicine.
DR.. Pierce believes they have a perfect
right to insist upon such knowledge. So he
publishes AEoadcast and on each bottle
wrapper, whathISm medicines are made of
and veiheslrYdhdpreaM This he feels
he can we4hford 20 do because the more
the llRredisnts Of which his medicines
are made are studied and understood the
hore VIII their SUPERIOR curative Ylrtles
Be N1EcLGId
For the cure OF woman's peculiar weak
nesses, Irregularities and arrangements,
giving rise 10 frequent headaches, back
ache, dragging-down pain or distress In
lower abdominal or pelvic region, accom-
panied, Ofttimes, with a facilitating,
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp-
toms OF weakness, DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription Is a most efficient remedy.
1t Is equally effective In curing painful
periods, In giving strength 10 nursing
mothers and In preparing the system OF
she expectant mother for baby's coming,
thus rendering childbirth safe and com.
paratlvely painless. The SFavOrite Pre-
scription Is q most potent. strengthening
tonic to the general system and TO the
organs distinctly feminine In particular.
IL Is also 9 soothing and invigorating
nerVine n cures nervous exhaustion,
nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria,
spaSms, chOreA or ST. Vitus's lance, and
other distressing nervous symptoms at
endant lyon functional u organic dis
eases OF the distinctly feminine organs
A host OF medical authorities Of all the
several schools Of practice, recommend
each Of the several Ingredients OF which
sFavorite Prescription : Is made for the
cure Of the diseases for which 1t Is claimed
20 DO q cure. You may read what they
say for yottrSeJ by sending q postal card
request for q free booklet OF extracts
from the leading authorities. TO Doctor
Pierce's InvalidS Hotel and Surgical In
stituta. Buffalo, n. ", and 10 viii come
10 you b. return post
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
COAL STOCKS SMALL in WEST
Heavy Loss to Miners and Operators
Results from Strike I'm
wyoming.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 16.-(Special.)-
II Is two weeks now since the coal mine
strike. or lockout occurred, and although
both miners and operators were sangulno
Of an early settlement, there appears to be
no signs Of a resumption OF work in the
larger collieries, although operations are
being carried on in q few mines with small
forces of men. The stocks of coal held by
dealers are getting smaller and smaller. and
in some of the towns of the state the deal
ers rave already issued notices that not
more than a certain amount of coal will be
sold to any one purchaser at one time.
This is to prevent persons from storing
large quantities for future use or for the
purpose Of speculation.
Word from Aspen east Of Evanston, in
Uinta county, states that a small force
Of men is being worked by the Aspen Coal
company. Tho property is being operated
without machinery and the output is small.
The coal miners at Crosby, in Big Horn
county. struck on September /. The coal
company is working a small force OF nom
union men. and a few days ago the union
men attempted to prevent the strikebresk-
ers from working. The authorities took a
hand and a serious fight was narrowly
averted. The output OF this mine Is also
very small.
Word from Kemmerer states that the
Frontier Coal company a few lays ago
lost several contracts for supplying Utah
and Colorado mines. and should the strike
he settled at once these mines will be
unable to employ more than one-hnlf the
old force.
Tit Central Coal and Coke company
properties near Rock Springs, are being
operated with a small force Of nonunion
men. The company is making an effort
TO import a large number OF nOnunion men,
and II they do It is feared there will be
trouble when they arrive. The company
claims 1t is necessary to employ nonunion
men and keen the mines going In order to
hold present contracts.
1t is figured that during the two weeks
idleness the miners OF Wyoming have lost
approximately $4,000 in wages. and the OPP
orators have lost as much more.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
WICRHAM AFTER CONTRACT
Refuses to Accept Return Of his Ger
tilted Check.
CLERK WILL MAIL IT TO HIM
Wickham Announces He VIII Not RE-
ceipt for REGISTERED Letter--LeEaI
Flight over water works
In Prospect.

The refusal on the part OF e. A. WICK
ham to accept the return OF the certified
check for $4,000 which he had deposited
with the city clerk at the time of sub
hitting his bid for the construction of the
proposed municipal, wafer works plant, is
believed by several of the city officials to
mean that wickham does not propose Ca
accept the summary rejection Of his bid
without a protest and perhaps a law suit.
When City Clerk Cassidy, acting under
the instructions as contained In the resolu-
tion adopted by the city council at the
meeting Monday night rendered Wickham
thu check yesterday afternoon. Wickham
refused TO accept IT.
We'll. / guess l will mail Il to you," re-
marked Mr.. Cassidy when Mr.. Wickham
persisted in his refusal to accept the piece
Of paper calling for $4,000.
You must rot do that" declared Mr..
wickham. you must get my receipt for
the check"
Later in the afternoon Mr.. Cassidy de-
cided TO mail the check to Mr.. Wickham In
a registered letter, When advised of tho
decision OF the city clerk Mr.. Wickham de-
clared that he would not accept OF receipt
for the registered letter.
Il is understood that Mr.. wickham will
not accept the rejection Of his bid by the
city council without some kind of a fight.
He contends that the action Of the city
council In rejecting his bid was illegal in
view OF the fact that a few weeks ago
tho city council had by resolution author
ICED and instructed the committee on water
works. Of which Councilman Jensen is
chairman, together with the city solicitor
and city engineer to enter into a contract
with him on his bid of S643. e02.
At the meeting of the city council Tues
day night. September 8, while the bid OF
Mr.. Wickham was not ordered rejected in
so many words. such action was practically
taken. however. when the recommendation
OF the committee Of water works that the
services of o competent engineer be OBJ
tained to further assist the city engineer
in revising the details of plans and specifi-
cations for a water works system for the
city. with a view Of readvertislng for COM
petitive bids on such, revised plans and
specifications for a Water works plant
was unanimously concurred in.
The committee, of which Mr.. Jensen is
chairman. however, after consulting with
the city solicitor. decided more definite
action In rejecting Mr.. Wickham's bid
should be taken. so at the meeting last
Monday night introduced the resolution
calling FOR its formal rejection which was
adopted without a dissenting vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
CARNEGIE PLEADS FOR PEACE
Writes Letter TO Representative Bar
thOldt at Berlin saying Kaiser
Holds Key.


BERLIN. Sept. 1~6.-Andgew CARNEGIE has
written a letter from Skibo castle, Scot
land, to representative Richard Bartholdt
of Missouri, president OF the American
group OF InterpaTliamentary union. which
convenes in this city September H. in
which he says:
III | were in Berlin and had a word to
say my thoughts necessarily would FLOW
in one direction. / cannot escape the CON
clusion that the abolition Of wal among
civilized nations as a mode of settling In
ternational disputes, is being easily ac-
Berlin while your congress is In session
who has only to speak the word. II the
emperor Of Germany ever realized his mani
fest destiny peace would follow. He has
II in his power to abolish war
among civilized nations. All he has
70 do IL TO ask Great Britain,
France and the United States to
unite with him in declaring that since the
world has contracted 10 a ''neighborhood"
and is in constant and instantaneous COM
munication. one part with the other. the
interchange OF products between them
amo hitting TO thousands OF millions a year,
the lime has passed when any one civil
ized nation can be permitted to break that
peace in which all are 50 deeply interested
international disputes must be settled by
arbitration.
Neither Of the three countries named
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
WANTS NONE OF BRYAN
Wall Street Nor Any Other Section
Favors Peerless Leader.
ALBANY DEMOCRAT so DECLARES
Cannot but See tina Nebraskan IL Un-
popular-Judge Nathan Says
Minnesota VIII Go Re-
publican.

There is no enthusiasm for Mr.. Bryan
in New York or the east, and 1 forecast the
election of Mr.. Taft"
This is the statement of Frederick E.
Wadhams, democrat of Albany. N. T.,
treasurer of the American Bal association,
secretary of the New York Bar associa-
ton, secretary of the committee engaged
in codifying the New York state statutes,
and a prospective reporter of the New
York court Of appeals which ranks In point
of prestige and remuneration next to the
United States court of appeals. Mr.. Wad-
hams spent a day in Omaha, enroute
home from the meeting of the American
Bar association at Seattle. While in the
city he was the guest of Ralph Brecken-
ridge.
True, future events may change the po-
litical situation, but at present it looks as
though the republican candidate Will be
elected to the presidency" said Mr.. Wad-
hams. II fail to see an issue Mr.. Bryan
can turn to for support and, while Judge
Parker (who is not a Politician VIII give
him his support, the Nebraskan cannot
carry New York. 1 say this in the face OF
a possibility of the democrats electlng a
governor of our state this fall, on ac-
count of the strong opposition among some
OF the republican leaders to Mr.. Hughes.
wal street, Mt outs with President
Roosevelt, will not be for Bryan either;
the street hardly knows where to look FOR
aid-and Mr.. Bryan has been on the stage
too long to elicit much support, l think
II am a democrat, have always been d
democrat, and would like to see the demo-
cratic policies prevail; but l fall to see
how Mr.. Bryan in the present campaign is
going to capture the nomination"
Minnesota is Republican.
Another guest of Mr.. Breckenridge
was Judge Isaac L. Nathan Of st.
Paul, librarian of the United States
circuit court of appeals. The judge was on
his way to Denver, where court opens Mon
day. The library consists of 1900 books
half of which are kept in st. Paul and
half in st. Louis.
1--WE nave a peculiar situation In Mime
sofa where a democrat was elected COVER
nor in a republican state, but l th'nk this
will be changed this year." said the judge
though he tempered his remarks with the
statement that the judiciary is Of a neces-
sity divorced largely from politics and he
could not make statements as absolute
facts.
The republicans have nominated q
scandinavian for governor this year, Jacob
F.. Jacobson, and he will divide the Scan
dinavian vote with Governor johnson. The
Scandinavians cast nearly one-half the
vote In Minnesota and l look for our state
to go republican, both national and state
this fall"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17

ferent national issues. The governor
visited the splendid new high school
building and addressed the students, con-
graduating the people OF Sidney upon the
general excellence of their school system.
Last evening the governor spoke at Lodge
Pole in the beautiful park and was well
received. Throughout his tour of west
ern Nebraska he has been surprised and
gratified at the great advancement in this
part of the state and especially the big
crops raised on the upland tributary to
Sidney. He was given great ovations In
the western part Of the state at all Of his
stopping places.
LODGEPOLE, Neb., Sept. 16.-(special
Telegram)-GoverEo Sheldon spoke to a
large and enthusiastic audience last night.
The meeting was held in the park. which
was promsely decorated with the national
colors. The band furnished music. The
governor left n good impression on this
community.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
MATTERs IN the DISTRICT COURT
First Assignment of Law Cases Made
NlL.A- by Judge ThOrneII.

First Assignment of Law Cases Made
Hlf 7s, by Judge ThOrnell.
Beyond making the first assignment Of
law causes for the term there was little
to occupy Judge ThornelPs attention in
district court yesterday.
LYDIA Mabel Cave was granted a divorce
from Louis M. Gave on the grounds Of
cruel and inhuman treatment.
The following first assignment of law
causes was made:
Monday. September 2t-John Deere Pillow
company against Valley Machine company;
Western Real Estate Exchange ct al,
against Frank A. Messmore.
Tuesday, September pa. Kirchgessner
against o. p. McKessoni DR.. f. I. Sey-
bert against Theodore St~ortenbecker.
Wednesday, September 23-Fred lawson
against Harry F.. Pierce; Peregoy & Moore
company against Harry A. Kusgen.
Friday, September 25-J. l.. Farthing
against Alfalfa Meal company.
Monday, September 8-W. /. Richardson
against John Wick ct al; John w. He'll
wig against Daniel Hoffman ct al.
Tuesday, September 29-Mrs. j. F. Beam
against John Mergen; State of Iowa against
William Grady; State of Iowa against Dave
McCrearys State OF Iowa against d.. w.
McCreaSy.
against Illinois Central Railway company;
Mrs. Annie Overton against Omaha d
Council Bluffs Street Railway company.
Thursday. October 1-ovide Wien, trustee,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
HANDCAR STRUCK BY TRAIN
Six Men Instantly Killed ON ChIcaEO
& Eastern Illinois Road Near
Kankakee.

KANKAKEE. Ill, Sept. 1s.-six men were
killed late today when a Chicago & Eastern
Illinois local train struck q handcar at
Martindon, III. near here. The handcar
had been switched to another track to al
low a fast train TO pass. All the men
killed we're section hands. The dead are:
SECTION FOREMAN JOHN DEE
RAINES.
WILLIAM LANDRY. --
-FOUR ITALIANS. names unknown.
The accident was not discovered by the
crew OF the train until they reached the
next station. a half mile distant, when parts
OF four bodies were found on the pilot Of
the engine.