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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

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8lnget, hi bGuser no, naar BET bliper
goot Seir?"
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en- Sag / forri9e llae, os ioa tom Der en-
forrbgeube Storm % blGite bet bort"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
GENERAL GRANT TESTS
NEW EMERGENCY RATION
Subatats ORe-Thfrd AmOu at
ThOught Requisite During
ThFee-Day Ride.

WASHINGTON. Oct s1.-DurinE the re-
cent three-day physical tests OF army
officers, Major General Frederick d.
Grant commanding the department OF the
east, tried out the new emergency ration.
General Grant carried three packages, one
for each day, and returned with two OF
the packages unopened, having used but
one on the entire ride.
The general says he suffered no inoon-
venience whatever and found the ration
sufficient in all respects outside Of the
ration, General Grant took hot coffee in
the morning without sugar or milk cold
tea in the same way al noon, and not
water in the evening. One-third OF the
ration was palatable and sufficient dur
ing the seyenty-two hours and he expe-
rienced no IN effects nor craving for food
The new emergency ration is composed
Of chocolate liquor, nucleo-caseln, matted
milk, desiccated esq, sugar and cocoa
butter II Is put up in neat elght-ounce,
light-blue tin boxes. Each box contains
three cakes. one cake being sufficient for
q meal
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
CHAS. WHEELER FALLS DEAD
Well known COlOred Porter Expires
of Heart Disease Upon the
street.

Charles Wheeler. a well known negro
porter, fell dead on the street at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon as he was passing
the Goodrich hotel Death was caused by
heart disease. Wheeler had not been feel
ing strong for several days, but continued
at his work as porter at Charles Lebold's
saloon. He was on his way to his little
shack In the alley In the rear OF the Jack
Whitaker property a block away from
the hotel, chatting pleasantly with &C
uuaintances he passed when he suddenly
staggered and fell TO the walk. He was
dead when a number Of men rushed for
ward to pick HIM Up.
Wheeler was about % ysAFs cid He was
born slave and came to Council Bluffs
soon after the war. and had the reputation.
well earned, Of being an industrious, honest
man. He was married several TINES, but
has no surviving relatives. Fur many
years he was porter at Louie a Mstzger's
restaurant and bakery and held similar
positions at numerous other we'll known
business firms. The body was taken to
Cutters mOrgue, where II will be held until
his friends arrange for the funeral
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
CULLED FROM THE WIRES

Secretary OF the Navy Meyer left Key
West for Havana after an inspection OF
the Key West naval reservation.
The Japanese dreadhaught Kawachi, 30
800 tons was launched at Yokosuka, Oc-
tOber Is, in the presence OF the emperor
and 5000 persons.
Dr. John H. Nesbitt a New York phy-
Bician shot and instantly killed himself in
his state room on board the steamer Arabic
on Thursday evening last
The Ministerial union Of Hackensack
and orviiis Wright for refusinF to allow eiSST
their employees to fly their aerOplanes on
Sunday.
Sundays program OF the thirty-seventh
annual convention OF the Young Mems
Christian association consisteded OF de-
votional services mems mass meeting and
platform addresses
Apostolic Delegate Falconio will be among
the distinguished visitors At the ninth an
nual convention OF the American Fedora
ton OF Catholic societies, which begins at
New Orleans, November lS
Passenger train No 4 on the Nashville,
wrecked between Bridgeport and Steven
son, Ala one person was killed and sew
eral reported lady injured
one hundred expensive draft horses were
killed q number Of wOrkmen had narrow
escapes. and considerable property loss re-
suited at Chicago when a large steRmpipe
I bursted In barn al the Union stock
yards.
Harry Wilson has surrendered himself
Z to the Waukigan, III, police and said ne
wanted 20 return TO Kansas city Kan
and stand trial for the theft OF two diamond
rings, which he took from the home OF
Attorney b. T. Reed last August
Warning that the original supply OF hick-
ory. the best American fuel wood, and
the most difficult 10 replace in case OF q
shortage Of American hardwOOds. is ap-
preaching exhaustion, Is given IN a bull
[ ietin OF the department OF Agriculture
A report reached the headquarters OF the
I American Federation u Labor that a gen
erai strike Of elevator constructors through
out the country IS threatened as a result
| OF a lockout OF $50 men by the Otis File
vator company Of Chicago more than a
I year and a half ago.
I Many subjects Of vital importance 70 the
railroads and shippers OF the country are
u be reported upon the second annual con-
vention OF the National Association OF
Railway commissioners. the call Tor which
. MAS recently issued. The meeting Will be
I held az the Interstate Commerce commits
/ sion Offices ~ Washington, November
tEN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
Dean Fordyce
Makes Adore, S
University Of Nebraska Man Tells
Y. M. C. A. Audience to Cultivate
Young Women's Society.

Cleanliness is virtue that reflects
directly back on its owner for greater
good than can he reckoned upon without
moments thought" vas one of the
statements Of Dean Fordyce OF the Uni
verslty of Nebraska IN his talk TO men
at the Young Mems Christian association
Sunday afternoon.
81 would advise every young man to
frequent as much possible the society
of good young women. A bevy OF good
young women IN a city will do more to
help young men to a moral life and to
their success than anything else known
was another OF the deans bits OF advice
to his audience.
The dean cloEed his talk with an appeal
to the young men to put their faith In
God for moral strength. state Secretary
J. F. Bailey also gave a short talk on
the way to be a Christian.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
Council Bluffs
LIty AudtOr
Completes Work
Upon Report
Makes Showing of Actual Condition
of City Of Council Bluffs-State-
ment of the Debt

CITY Auditor McAneuy mas completed the
annual report Of the department OF finance
and municipal accounts and VIII Forward
~ to the state auditor. The report covers
the period from March /, 1902. to March v.
1910 In the report the limit OF legal In
debtedness Is fixed at S62lsolO and the
present net Indebtedness IS stated to be
approximately 100000 This however. does
not take into consideration the outstanding
school bonds which a year ago approM-
mated $4,000 and which was reduced oy
$4,000 payment last year, with another
Of the same amount to follow within a
few days The value Of the municipal
property, including the parks, is set down
al $3.50 co. This includes the city buildings
fire stations and public library. The parks
are valued at 1856 600 The total valuation
OF city property is placed at Sl7179,2sO, with
an assessed valuation OF one-fourth, which
Yielded last year from the 43-mill tax levy
S174 4s2O2 The real estate was assessed at
g. 900 and the personal property at
ss42 $50.
The report shows that the total expenses
FOR conducting the affairs OF the city for
the year were $3.50 32G.23. 1t cost &20Si9.l2
for salaries of the municipal departments
and the expenses Of elections The police
and fire departments cost S54. 1924, and
S1O8. 9O7. 10 was expended on the streets and
alleys, which included S26494.2S for side
walks. Sl5,O5253 for paving and 5000 for
curbing. all paid by private citizens. The
health department cost Sl5,SO226 and the
public library S1O,99414, the parks Sl6,O7As2
and 81, 9O4a was spent on water works and
markets account
The total receipts from all sources for
the year were S22S,5OOOS OF this 1884, a
was received from the city tax levy
I S169O9.69 from library and park levies,
/ S4.1196s from franchise taxes or royalties
tS4,2l3 from liquor licenses, SS,O3S.S6 from
/ police court fines and the balance from
various sources.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
Slbley Wreck;
Wife Will Die
Former Pennsylvania Congressman
and His Wife Not Likely to Sur
vive Recent Illness.

FRANKLIN, Pa. oct 3O-Word tonight
from the home OF Joseph c. Sibley is to
the effect that neither the former con-
gresham nor his wife has more than the
slenderest chance Of recovery. Mr. Slbley
blames himself for Mrs. Sibeys condition
her breakdown having resulted from
charges brought against her husband as a
candidate for the rebulcan congressional
nomination in this district. She had urged
him not TO run.
DR.. II. p Hammond said today hope for
Mrs. Sibley had been practically aban-
doned, Her chief trouble is mental She
is bedfast Mr. Sibley is able to sit up.
but attempts 60 walk result in attacks Of
dizziness from heart weakness. He eats
but little.
An audit of Mr.. Sibley's S42,5O0 primary
election expenses is set for November T.
but 1t is not believed he will be able to
appear. On August 20 Mr.. Sibley and three
Warren county men were arrested on
charge OF conspiracy 10 debauch voters or
Warren county. He ig now under 81 900
bail for trial at the December term OF court.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
CITY SHOWN To BE- GATEWAY
Visitors at Local Hotels Prove I'm
portance of Omaha.
wEsTERNERs BOOST THE WEST
Many Hosiery Guests on slight
PrOvocation Talk THEORETICALLY
of Idaho, wyOminG, Colorado,
Utah ana other states.

The strength of Omaha as chief gateway
TO the west is indicated by the number OF
westerners who are to be found at omaha
hotels every day In the week. Even on
Sunday, when everybody who can stay at
home is inclined to do SO, there is always
a large delegation OF empire builders from
Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado. South
Dakota and other parts Of the west to be
found in hote! Hobbies.
Idaho, comparatively new state, seems
to be exceptionally prosperous these days,
Judging by reports which visitors bring In.
Go into almost any one of the better class
Omaha hotels any day and you will find
from two to half a dozen Idaho men regis
tered there. and a few minutes converse
ton discloses the fac that Idaho is a
synonym for prosperity and contentmenI
The same may be said Of Utah, Wyoming
and other states to the west and north OF
Omb.a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
Bureau of Mines
Will Send Rescue
Stations on Tour
Portable Cars, with Appliances and
Lecturers, Will Cover Mineral
Regions Of Country.

WASHINGTON. oct. M.-The first OF the
six portable mine rescue stations with
which the new bureau OF mines plans to
instruct the miners in the use OF mine
rescue apparatus and first aid to the In
jured appliances, will start on its mission
tomorrow morning, according to a state
ment just issued by the bureau today. II
will be known as Car No. / and Will start
from Pittsburg, and will cover the an
thraclte fields in Pennsylvania and VI
cinlty
About November l. car No. . is expected
to reach the bureau Of mines rescue sta.
ton at Urbana, i'll, where Il will receive
its full equipment This car will then
proceed to Danville H., Terre Haute
Ind, and through southern Indiana to
Evansville.
Four other cars. with headquarters az
Rock Springs wyo.. Billings, Mont, salt
Lake City, Utah, and Knoxville Tenn,
will be turned over to the bureau OF mines
within a short time II is said. They will
be fully equipped and manned, and will
be started on educational tours within
their districts
In addition to the educational work map
ped out for these cars, they will be kept
in readiness TO proceed at a moments no
tice to aid in rescue work at mine dis
asters
The loss of life in the mines of the Unit
ed States. according to a bulletin issued
by the bureau. amounted to from three
to five for every 1000 employed, while
records from foreign countries snow from
one to two killed in each 1000 employed
In those European countries where the
deaths are least per 1000. continues the
statement. rescue apparatus has been in
use for some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
Council Bluffs
John Leonard Leaves Jet Flowing
When He Retires.
WIFE DISCOVERS HIM DYING
street Hallway Motorman Expires at
His Home. where lie Had RE-
turned at ConcIusion Of
Its work

little inattenton as ne turned off the
gas upon going to bed at an early hour
yesterday morning cost John Leonard. a
street railway motorman, his life. In
removing his hand after shutting off the
gas he uncOnsc.ously moved the valve
slightly leaving a small opening through
which the vapor flowed until II filled the
closed room and asphyxiated him. When
discovered by Mrs. Leonard at 4 O'Clock
yesterday morning he was deud
The accIdent occurred at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard l0iS Third avenue.
Mr. LeonaTd had been holding what IS
called the meal and relief night run on
the Omaha line, going Oft duty at l2:4s
zach night He had been IN the habit OF
occupying d room alone in order to avoid
disturbing Mrs Leonard and it was his
custom to make q cup Of coffee each
morning before retiring he did not worB
Saturday night but returned home about
the usual hour
Mrs. &. Parnley,, a ueghbor spent
the night with Mrs Leonard They were
awakened when he returned and heard
him retire, IN an adjoining room after
making MS coffee. A. a o'clock Mrs.
Parmlcy had 10 go 10 her home next door
to awaken her boys, who carry papers,
NAias lAeouNfu. dIOAo AT .lue same IIile ana
going into her husbands room discovered
the leaking gaa and found her husband
unconscious
Her screams called Mrs. Parmley, and
together they aougtt 10 arouse the un-
conscious man after openipg the doors
and windows and telephoning for a physi-
clan. They were unable 70 do 80 and when
the doctor came he pronounced the man
dead, although the body was still warm
Mr., Leonard was Ss years, old. lie had
resided In this city for the last eight years
twice employed by the street railway com
pany and once by the electric light com
pany IN a responsible position. He had
been driving a car on the bridge line since
September g. 1909 He In survived by his
wife two daughters Mary and Clarlce
and son, ROY the latter 10 years old. Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard came here from Mar.
shalitown, Ia, where their relatives, we'll
TODD farmers stlll reside. Arrangement,
for the funeral will not be made until aftel
their arrival a.t
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
CONDITION OF FRISCO LINE
Decrease of Three Per Cent I'm Net
Operating Revenue-HiEher
Gross Earnings.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-The annual report of
the St. Louis & San Francisco railroad
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1910
shows an increase Of per cent in gross
earnings over those Of the preceding year
an increase OF 1873 per cent in operating
expenses and q decrease Of 8 per cent in
the net operating revenue, The total
operating revenue was 81 $3.50. the total
operating expenses amounted to sos, 67S, S42
and the net operating revenue Sl2, 4S9. O97
This is exclusive OF the Chicago & East
ern Illinois railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
SToCKMEN KILLED IN WRECK
Four Men Meet Death When Pas
senEeF Train Crashes Into
CabOOse,

MONTEvIDIo. MINI, oct. a-siX
stockmen, coming east with a trainload
OF cattle, we're asleep in the cahoose when
the passenger bore down upon IT. and
four we're killed outright Two. George
Rshsoldt and William Downing, managed
TO crawl through the end Of the stock
train as it was endeavoring TO back on
the siding to let the passenger by a mile
west OF this place today.
The dead;
WILLIAM B. HILL. Miles City Mont
THOMAS HILL Miles City.
GEORGE LEPER, Hosmer s. d.
]. d. DECHTEE, Greenway, s. d.
Not expected to live:
George Rahsoldt, Aberdeen, 8. ID.
William Downing Miles City.
N. Y. Plumbing Co Tel. $50. Night. L-1TO2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
TANGLED CASE FOR THE COURT
Charges ana Counter Charges Made
by Several Persons Arrested
tn City.

Accused OF robbery by Ike Miller. a
Hebrew, sfnpioyed at the second hand
store of Whitebrook at 3S5 Broadway.
Albert Richardson was placed under arrest
At an early hour yesterday morning and
Dan Guiser, his companion. was taken 10
the police station and held for investiga-
hon E-l
Both of the men were arrested On war
rants charging robbery, and in turn they
had Miller arrested late yesterday after
noon on a warrant accusing him Of assault
The result is that Judge Snyder will have
. badly tangled case to straighten out this
morning when. he convenes police court
Miller says the men assaulted him and
robbed him OF S1B at the corner OF North
Ninth street and Broadway at 1880 o'clock
yesterday morning He says he was in
their company earlier in the evening and
left them when they attempted to draw
him into a gambling game. He told the
police that when he encountered them on
Broadway they enticsd him around the
corner OF North Ninth and a quarrel re-
suited IN which he was seized and held.
he says, By Cuiser when Richardson
struck him blow in the face that stunned
him. He says they went through his
pockets and found his money. Miller went
10 the police station, but the officers in
sisted upon getting q warrant
Guiser was found in his room at p.
BroAdwsy, and Richardson at his home
go Washington avenue. Richardson wal
released on 500 bonds and Immediately
swore out warrant for Miller's arrest
accusing him OF trying to stab him with
a stilletto, and in proof showed small
hole In his overcoat Later in the after.
noon Guiser was released on his owl
recognizanoe but Miller had to stay IL
jail.
The police do not take the robbery
charge seriously. Richardson and Guisei
were partners in a pool hall at ManRws
during the summer.
Coles Hot Blast stoves and ranges. 81
up. We have the exclusive sale. P. c. D,
Vol Hardware company, 5O Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
BLAZE NARROWLY AvERTED
Quick Arrival Of Department at Union
Pacific shops Prevents
Damage.

The prompt arrival Of the fire depart
ment yesterday afternoon at the Union
Pacific shops probably saved the railroad
company from an extensive loss. At 4:30
o'clock q fire was discovered near one Of
the large oil tanks by a Waterman at
the shops. The siren whistle at the place
was Immediately turned on for a full
blast The fire department arrived and
extnguished the flames before they had
reached the OIL tank.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01

aiok several times, but never in my life
did / experience such awful suffering
as with this eczema. j had made up
my mind that death was near at hand,
and / longed for that time when
would be az rest i had tried many
different doctors and medicines without
suocess, and my mother brought me
the CutiouTa Remedies, insisting that
try them. / began to feel better after
the first bath with Cuticura Soap, and
one application Of Cuticura Ointment.
i continued with the Cuticura Soap
and Cutioura Ointment, and have
taken four bottles Of CutiCura Resolv-
emit, and consider myself we'll. This
Was nine yenrs ago and / have had
no Teturn Of the trouble since. Any
person havhg any doubt about this
"a eri1l cure by the Cutioura Rene
dies can write TO my address. Mrs.
Altie Efs0n, % Inn Road, Battle Creek.
Mich, Oct. no, 1902"
CuticurI affords the most rcsaoulieai treatnent
CO.. lfections ~ 10 sin and foeln trola lniancy
a aae y cake af cutlcura' eeap and boa q
GU va petneet az atise tu9e.sgl o.to
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01

G. V. Hanlon. a merchant OF Pierre, $.
d.. is at the Hsnshaw Mr.. Hanlon de-
clares that prosperity is the rule in his
country and according 20 his opinion there
is no place like South Dakota. Pierre, he
says is having a sane. steady growth-the
kind OF growth that doesn't fade away.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01

eczema until 4 WAS
cured BY the Cuticura
Remedies, and l am
so grateful I want the
world to know, for
what helped me will
help Others. My body
and face were covered
with sores. One day
Il would seem to be
better, and then break
out again With the
most terrible pain and
itching. / have been
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01

A. Sratton OF Rawlns Wyo., sat In the
lobby Of the Merchants hotel Sunday after
noon and told wonderful stories OF Wyom-
ing progress. He says the general public
thinks Wyoming raises nothing but sheep
and coal He said these two products were
only a small part OF Wyoming's productive
power. Dry farming science in some sec
tons and irrigation in others make Wyom-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
desperate shooting

Desperate shooting
pains in the chest require quick treatment
with DR.. Kings New Discovery. Prevents
soc and 500 For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01

r. Dixon OF Wallace, Idaho, Is at the
Paxton. He is especially enthusiastic over
the future prospects Of his home town
noe only his town, but his entire state, too.
Great progress is being made throughout
Idaho said Mr. Dixon, but ] AN par
ttcuarly impressed with the agricultural
deN elopment now under way. Idaho IL one
of the finest farming states in the union
and the people Of the east are beginning
to find it out. Mark my word for it, the
next census ten years from now will show
a remarkable gain in Idaho population, for
new people are coming In by the train
load. We also have many other resources,
Of course, besides agriculture, but we look
to the farmer mainly to put Idaho into it's
proper place on the map Of states.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01

ing a great agricultural state. Mr.. stratton
says, and no invites those who doubt TO
visit wyoming and be convinced,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01

Wesley Duke Of salt Lake City declares
that his town has more skyscrapers than
Omaha and that salt Lake city already
the intermountsin metropolis, is rapidly
taking fropt rank among the more impor-
tant cities Of the United states Religious
strife, he says, will soon be entirely ancient
history-and then the people will have
nothing to do but build more skyscrspers.
MT. Duke Is registered at the Merchants.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01

Among the other westeners who spent
Sunday In Omaha and who meanwhile
boosted for their respective localities were
II II. Perry. Glendale, n. D.; G. l.. Erck-
son, Thermopous. Wyoi Patrick Power.
salt Lake city; William Irwin. Pocatello.
Idaho; George HUMPHREYS ogden. Utah:
William Carroll Hot Springs. s. u.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-01
To Peacocks
For Holiday Gifts

There are a great
many people In this
part OF the country
and, indeed through
out the world, who
when they think of
purchasing any article
of iewelry or silver or
gold ware, think of
Peacock'S at the same
moment.
And this is the re-
suit of these seventy
three years of giving
real values, selling ar
ticles Of jewelry at moderate
prices, suggesting gifts that
have heen treasured for years
for their superior excellence.
Whether or not you desire
a silver purse. hon-bOn
dish, a lorgnctte, a diamond
solitaire, you'll be surprised
at our medeFatc price.
Peacock shopping Guide,
showing our full line, sS
very attractive book published
BY US expressly for our out
of-town customers. We wM
he pleased 10 send YOU a copy
free on request. Write ne
today.
Peaoock's Reyul Silver Poiith IL ioT stis
In your eiSy q 2tc. soc and 7Se PoeksFs
G. d. Peacock
Importer, Diamond MoFehanta.
JeWoleTS, Silvertmiths
State at Adams ST,
Chicago