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VOL. XXXIX NO. 140.
OMAHA, TliritfDAY EVENING. ' IEa:Mr.i:i: "J... I'.i-TVrELVE PAGES.
MNtJU: O.tf'Y ONE CENT.
ClCiTS GETS CONTRACTORS j The Weather.
OLD m J.AY L0n PE5S10X
1 ;SiECB 05 XANAttA Mil
WTletal Weeeeaatar
1 F;r Omaha. Coc?rll F uf una T-nr.ttT
F-ain or eni w to-..rht and probably Fri
day; finriw tor.irt.L
F'r Nenrask T-am xir mow iot .c t a:,!
Fi::i;: iiuil portion tonight.
Fir 1 as Vrtsertiefl a-th ram or Shew
fi. fti and Friday aes: pirti ia and
FrKlay east portion; nsir.c tFmprrtTart
Euadard Oil Palli Ticnrtcs-Sttrretl
Let a Ctptdorj jt.
Cclcrtd Teterss of &2 Liatl; to Lasi
After Ta-eity Tean. j
AIDTEQ CF ES KXI A ETTA!
r.raataa Durii af Oaaaha Eraa :
a Haaraa af hLaaaaa lir (aaa- :
ta raaia Drairiarat j
aaae Tall tamtaa.
EtlifTtd Litrit Till Br Jin Here
i Ettt to Iitt CapittL
'scslctst rrxrrxs the ilatic
Claer.elif. Haital r)!lea arltk
alaae mm4 t . It mrm
j T Kesit Iim tr M
j Mara UiertartL
D.'s a.rewta - &: Tkl
t after ll Take tm Br4rU
4efc fa maba a. ith
t Mr.
at Osikt
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1 V
ri M. rI ;- ve.
- -wr. . "c n t .
A N. V r-H s:- V. k
A sv.ry tf i he :r.ierm.Tiih.e rarr: if icautinj
ef Standard Oii ii wrapped up m a rrent
dei eioproent in rriar a :r.a: has i-e'-onv
public prj;riy to ti'iw degree, it concerns
th p-arti-ai fliea pieararo th Thomp-tit-S
,arre:t coi.t-kcTir-g f'.-m from Jn bus
eor.d. except la name.
Tir.a firm a t o'aar,;r."d a dnse-i years
Mr a ti. et to harCe tkv eensr.r-..: -ttoo
e;.r.rart. and had tare capita .
sior.a. in .1 a or jr.it:a..y r.aae up at"
f:-ie Ftarret brpthe! an. Thompson, who
ha 1-eer. oead for nfi-frkJ j ear. The f:rc
Secured and rral go-.d or mar y lart-e
jobs to Clfcre-nt sections of the t'cieci
f. -a:e. T:,e business proved prof XM.it and
in of tbe mary scout of yitaniiard Ou
d.seoi r3 tl.it fact. It a a reported to
1 iciuk.r-.t r 'IllTIl.u ;ir f .ta art
r:v.d at4 Ufiir In .F .rrifM HuiMl a
Bia.t-. lor vi vy iwrioua i-i.Timfip-aruiti.
A aLn.ji.ii.L tu ntk.rc tv a It-:t.nar.t
ill KtK-k-.:.r t l.u.r up Thn.jHwirj-r:..: -rf
'.l Ftoi It Ovat'a th i'. & f v-fr
ben tut fu'-. ur.tJ (ir.ly t o r-ma:til. I.b. ;:.
? k.rj-"-tt. ln ii.-tian-tf (.rk (,u l:.!-
) i ritrifn. t;i-a:.i-r and uT'iot la;,3.r.s u.
:: i rr), arid u;r7'ir.ier 'd (:intJ"ur-
en aiid T'. A. SMarritt. The latiw ttll".
lifted amnsc ttie vic-prf idit tf -!
ccm.iiary.
A!) tti -r of th firm w-e-st nf 0:i
tM tiuidiffl frvn a Chica;- xiTict,
br Lt.t manaf er ie a lir. Fiehw. a hu
J" f"TphB i or ta-ioe Kiaor
tt- lirandvin --orli -a-a Ikfuii and ahu ia
if:d a U.h:Ti a a or i d.
Ba;pk ettarrrtt ha bi cut of th cunj
pani' for a.i auk or more. He aa i.-ciaien
nut. aeocircins to Uie biott told Lv ljcai
niii a lio a tT oc t'Trua tf iru.macy aiti
Lua aWf be a as ID OmiiL
Hla Litratil Ca(rac-ta.
Th Staridai d Oli emd uf U Hiory can
a-uii be le.ie-fd a'h-B h if Jtr.at.nd Ll-.at Uie
TlKaijmia-f"iarritl compai.j at jneimct
buidt owntraft aTrifnictn.; to bt-ta-B lai,
tMi.awi aiid ti mft.w. it rwjuirt iar pt cap
ita li Laiidje U at aranuct of a ork. a idty
ecaxured, a lib prufit.
Tha coa.pai.1 i uiidmtood tD hare mad
vei7 iittie or mcmey on a larfe am.mnt
if aork It undertook is jian Francisco
attr the eartbguaka and lire l-fet
profit Lai r benr made in Uie t-art. a tiere
bUbiidard u3 USiumo in ttrontt-ja. , Tbe
ba4 uiXioe of tii tun jiny is otrw Jucatad
at -ul Wall fiuetn. ta the AGaatic ui.(t
luau aiii tl.T tm a braiicii t'ice m aui
Fraucu!i aa aetl a m Cl.jck.ij. Tiie
jr f j.t i.' the rompanj", a now u: ph-D-lifd,
is Albert B. Bwardznau. aad tM:aidea
tbe fculnrcl-iui.:.e olTiort tii tlie aaumiiLn
uun Ot-jik rtin.!i.t tbrre i a boaro of dirwt
ora tioDKifaint of ta-Ove rich aud pr-nauiit-tix
Bm xn tii ttaat. a ho are unctratood ta
tia xiiuac Ui tbe SiuiiK f Staiuiard Oil. Ttua
Iw-iae-c micanpra tiaa ..ijnrruu I oratrol xiX
tbe biar.s lor and uocuuua of vaat c.oi
ti'ktita in aJ part uf tl Vnitfd ttaiB.
Court Affirms
Its Right to
Disbar Dunn
Czi&ht Lfisrrer A&kt ta ilaie Sttte
xrezt tad it Eaova Srv
Opiaioa ia Cue.
(From a Staff CorTeBTioiidert )
LlX'CV'Ut. Inc. 3. Scial Ttnt-erram.)
WbE 1 J. I'ucn. tbr ditarr Omaha
laa-ver. pTvtmttd h : .iiw f tn Kwpr-me court
Uii kfUTiHKin And tlirtiueti h.is attorney,
Vv. J. Cor.ti-!:. arkpd to bf alicaed te make
a statement to the eotirt. be a at- eoufron'-ed
with aa opinion uf the court rt!a.r;rm:he
iir rifht ta d:bar Iuhn.
Mr. Imt:n is ne of the attonu-r f'-T the
city lii the autt iSTulrini; an old trap li:bt
ti c coiiLrart a hirh ia be.inr argued on ap
J"kl Whrn Die rant- ata called ttia af-t'-Tmnn
"W J. Cocnea. ajtr artne f jr Iiunu.
rune and ttaid before the ciuks prooded
Mr. ltTvn a-ouid I ke to make a utatsmem
Crrif Juxtice Ei.. vpeak:n; fiir the
ctirt, the ooun had juKt handed dua-n
as i:njim in tt.e Iuim chik. and probably
Jflr. I xr.n a ouid l.ke tu rt-ad rt before
he niadt- a Ktatt-ro- ct Mr luun at-nt to
tin- tie: k ,if; .-: and K,-inr ed a copy uf
tbe w.tiioii. v !,.t:E b- red. 11 held the
cuart tac a rn i.t te diKbar It:rji and r
arrirttifcl tt poMiUtm the court took in
the ei.t!rr.;it ctHK. Judpt Iwan disnt-nted.
1-y t-i L-it Mr. Iutji had the dufuitient
read VkU lic-Cmaii for Uie faa company
a aa maan.s an arjr-ment to the ivur;
and pr;td:hj: ia tht I-unn cm at!re
6:laj ed for a time.
FARMERS RUSH GRAIN IN
Aaaas ta fret Fr4 act ta Market Ke
tmr l'Taaar Htkn aVaaAa
lasiaaMr.
Cnrisio-n Pie pram is being mr-red to
the Ociiit.a marker in sprit of th bad
aeattier F.mci tv-ow cars a re reoeoved
in comparison a ran frfty-on
a ar a. ar,d
day at lar.BL c
fort) -nine fur in same
tj Th' road have com-
pe-ey Jraro n and the farmer are
ai.le to Uu! small M,ba to the raii.-oaJ
stations Th price i at: 'active and con
noerabia i being n ved T:.t farmers a.si,
s-em to Ve kaiiuui to pet g-j. on
rtd noa , khoa ing , pea the ip, cumK
th road iil I m very haj condtion.
Ttir aas an exc -ptnmaliy aenvy rMAa i
of aeverai day" darata-n j..nt l-lore th
f reeae a pcb made tne r au in:paakai.,e
and they a .11 b in tn same conditio!,
when rt warma up a httie.
CAN WOVE OLD COURT HOUSE
iaatsaeian kit It ia raala& a k.
Weal tfcw BalUUaa la-
F. L. Hailer ha aaclresw-J anoter letter
ta tlw lizard of County CommiSfcioBrra,
aiai: S uie .ld rourt bouse bunding caa
1 ri-aioied intact and su. when io a
l.w lacat on if a caa b u-d fur a public
mosaum-
lt la aprd it t.u.id'rp d-b tt.at St a ill
tint b ini il,i t, luivf th old bund
IPC a a woi. Th d'ji-ttHii ,if r
toiiauoa aid t'm fttar um ur uses i.
ajt kn otiaioeied Ly tna i,jart of
CtMUjr C.nnaahera,
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BILL AND GWLNNE AEOAKD
W. 2- ZcaTFt in Ix-a-pr 6" tad 7ta
oertilt ia PrEte Palace.
HTkrr kr Otkr-r " aa Tae-i-r
"'"Wll n ta k.i -a a-.
Reint ta fala alia ta fcaeil
Chrixtaaaa oitk M nkrr.
Th aciot: of mo Trt'tninfr-t Ameriran
lamiliea rcadx-d Oma.a Waai)e6ay mom
tr.e on the Ovwuni Limit d tf th. Sortb
efitexa Itrtrt. C'tie of thea traveled :n
the private car "TTij-fa-fr-' r.f tbe Nea
Tirth Central iinea. one of the ni(nt lux
trriant coarba oo apt-eis, and the other
oorupi"3 a berth lc me as-fliiiry Pul'.mas
car "Jjhiq."
Tbe man in tbe private car aa Alfred
Oa-ynne TanflrbiX aoti vS tbe late Cor
teuna Vanfiarbiit and tirother to Cor
i eliua Tandert ilt of rai.r-.iad farnt.
The man in "lo-r eit.t" tf the PuTi
map cur "Fifrio" aa Wiiliaai Kandoij.n
He.ar.xt ef ire Rpapt r reputation and ta ice
6eft.ted fi r mayor of New Turk and once
f ir cv"eraor.
A ,.pare.i.t'y pcither of the prommer.t New
Torkt-r kuta of the rirt-tmioe of tbe fitber
on the- train. There a-ere lew pajuwnpers
who knea that Mr Heart-t a a travel. :.e
tmcrng them as an "ord.nary" paHtrr.ur.
Mr. Vandertn.t t private cu aa anachnd
to the r- ar of Lbe tram aad tu. of courae
locked at both enda
Miaaiaa la a keeret.
Mr. Vandrbilt dvcUned to make kT;rT
hie bun:ne.H m th a ert. Hia car a a
rautfd U.roucii ChfJ enht. Wyo, by the
Vl-ion 1 a.vrTir and aoctprciiiic tft railroad
iiiKtructioiik ail leave that point lor Ntw
York on Saturday.
"1 huve xitLhaig of a ptraunaj nature
for poh5:!a!JCTn." said Mr. TandtrBiit
am ftuns n Cheyticn , thee 1 fcl.a.1 turn
around and co . ij ht back atain. It a pretty
reid tmt here kn the v and a man
tioflKS't a-anl t lti.gtir lone at any point,
you krtw.
" . u t.Liii? T t. I gntl aay a tea
a i. i.. ahiut Chriftmafi. It anc'i mean a
cri ekt (u ai to mt truia year as 1 ahaJ he
ta lay pnvktt car. The chf may pet up
a ni'uiai mt.:ii for ua, but tl.a.'e about ail
there'll be to li ChriBtmaB mcrrang I'll
jir-.;bab;i' be rollir.j ovtir tht piuin b
mesB Cheyenne and C'malji.. My butu
heKt ;n the a'eM does not conpern any one
but rcyKeif."
Mr. Variderbilt's private car is a modal
of the Pullman craft. It it. haudaomiiy
In.iijeii in Cuban mahouany and it
e'u.pfnd a'tn otine:r'atioD platform, duu-tit
room. pm-kLe drtsine room, kitchen s-ua
btn kt quarters.
Jul m 1 .1 1 1 le Palae.
The upiiwFttru!g is of special iraereu
Instead the orCinary red or blue or
.creen p;uil. Uie chairs and HeatK are I;p
uibed in Lite a .th crimson fismtsi.
The car it one of the most bebutiful tha.
ha appeared in t: anion sLation.
jmr. anae.rbiit ik acron:patued by a sma-i.
reutiue of st!rvat:tB. lie did not leave ki
car anile ta Omaha A the Northwestern
tram a iu- three hour late upon arrrx-aj m
tbe lo-al terminal ti- private coach a a
attached t' The Vr.ion 1' aci'ic Mail trait
Nq a. the faotast tram a est.
The Fuliman car in a tuuh Mj. Kearsi
arrived ia Omaha 4vr the X anr a-estero
a a made up a a part of the O eriand
Limited on the Union Facific which 1
a slower tram than the one taken hi
Mr, TanderbilL.
Mr. Hearnt left his car at I" nun station
and waked up aiid dtan the platform for
ten minutes for a breath of Irejjii air.
There sere lew paopie aa.de from the
Fuiimar conductor and toe porter, a ho
knew him. He is bpund for Fai.) Alt...
Cal a-here he win ejHtnd Ctristma a'ltia
hi motiier, M-a. Pbaebe Eearst.
RCEBERS BLOW KANSAS BANK
nflerk IlulreJ ZkalLara frua
Smtr u4 Battle arltk Prvai-
eat FaUvara.
MCTXP C7TT. Kan.. rec. S E.r.bber
early today blew open the aalf of th
S-ate Fi.k of CentervHie, near here, and
escaped a-rth n.SiK). One of th robbers,
tn lam to ieave th bu-ldihg. was fired
ujK-n by C. K. Era-n. president of the
bai.k. Tbe robber returned th f:r and
after a rvt!!y fusillade of shots drov
Frea-p te cover and escaiiad. Neither aas
wound -id.
Th mwrior of tbe bank wa wrecked.
Mogy's Office
Workshop
Probation Offirer Bernstein a offie in the
city hail looked like a big toy shop tVed
tieaday evening and TharsOay mumitip
With cxiatributiona furuifchsd by riot
frioiad of th youngster abo ha e no
rK-hes of then- iwn. M.4r" waa atue to
buy a canoad. murt ur toaa, at big and
lllU Uri s.
Vr. para: tig the bnaea wa bo mal3 task,
and then begaa tn Jib rf making them
if taut oesirabi asaumneiBt for th r.
cijueat un tfa list of this practical Suij
Ciaus and his aasiaiant "Ii." Carver
Etery ehiid thai th probation offic. r
oauid get trat k of a ho a as Bun Lk!y ta
ge tys ur games trtna a bom sourur baa
imm reBmmld a-ith a, methlr.g.
In addOUoB ta the tot d.srriauled. each
tf li boy, who hi at bom and ar be:p
ln. out uie btsat thry caa, will a g;va a
Erastu I'utican. a rolr man a-h
eor.:fne tc the are of fC. 1-itnc ir. the
north part of C'sna.'.! and who ha herr.
S-sair.f; a pr.m.n of l:r, a tcacth for the
lsst ta rty yea-s. i liable tc i:i"e that
f"t'vt of '.be roverrmem or. tbe p TbJ
i"j thai be t not tiie real Eraftu iejn-
can
lunran secured U.e aH-'aanoe of hi peB
, Floe c.a.Tr or the ailerration that be served
, r. a coic-ed rearimriit durinc tlie war. but
the tutr.ber of a hn-h he a-a not a r.,,i:y
fc.l..e t(. pr.-e. Ke said he aas .Ls:ed ;ufi
j at tire cliie the Vi:'kibnrf campairp in
i Thai a a khou: al' be knew of i-
! t-ut the pepuuin came and b has beeti cn
j .'ovii.s- n R.n'-e.
Toe ce.i.e a a (roupl-t irtt cn-Ftion a few
: ar acn trrouch the widstr of an Ems: us
j L uncax a; p y.t.c for a tension. Th. I'un
I . a was trie ni'TPber of a aif?erni ri-J-.
rr.ect "T ti-elj and aervtric in different
! Part of the arrrv f-p-n the Oraafaa rw-caiu
j ll aas ther, Cecei by the p'T.Fi: n c.i.m-
m.Hsiowr ti.a: tne 'J'maha man haj ef.a
Ihf.'ei his claim to the sat:sfac'i' of trie
j Setiartnie.t.t atid the a it'oa i ciaim wa r
Special examiners aere put on the case
and Mrs. luncac aratn renewed her c'.a.tn.
f u-riLehir.f c:mciuK:ve e-eld' nee that she wa
tne ria-utfui a-iciiiw of a reruiariy eiilisted
soldier, jiamed Frastas I-nncan.
Death lerara la Daakt.
i
I It aas rbs-n that her tufibard had
i served faith: Tuijr and re-erved an honor
able dlf-fhtrpe.. kiut it a-as difficult to estab
Uhh the tact of h-is feath, this particular
case ctuning from Trtms
It how appears that the Omaha T'tmcan
lias been draain the pension w holly upon
Ute military record of the Kansas Iun
can, the Omaha man ir.Eii:tmg that his first
tH:rvicr was immediate-!?- loijo-sririi: thi
, VickHbu-E campaign, a hiie the ICuut
' I'rncan had beeti in service over a year
pnor to that campatpm. and was a much
your.grer man than the Cttnaha man.
The Omaha man positneiv swears tha:
he never erved in the reg-iment accreditee,
to the service of the Kan.sa- man. but he
has not been atie to ahew what regimext
,he did serve in,
t The jiemsior exanuner ate stiii worklns
. on the pukzie and it bep-ns to -look a
if the Kansas widow may yet win out
and that the -Tierabie Urastu X'uTuian of
-Omaha, may be croptfl frtim the Tolls,
( It is the puijey e xhe ptnsion burtiaa to
grtv tbe holSer of a pension the benefit
itif everj- dor.tt and so Frasttis L-tincan of
.Oiraha has had his pet-Eion sm-pend-fi un
I tn the case is definitely settled one way or
! the other.
Pioneer Engineer
Dies at 'aterloo
Stesbias A. Tetl, Oae of tie First
ta aa ca Taioa Pacific,
Passes A tray.
Stebhins A. Teal, one of the first ec
ctneers to run on the Vhion Fa:-i-".c -f-ee
-lie eastern end of the road a as cipeDad.
died at Waterloo Thursday morr.irie at I
i t clock.. His death was rather sticicri.
i thourh ht had been in poor health far
several months.
j He a as I jt over a rene.ratinc one of th
j prominent fipures amonp the ra:'rr:iid em
ployes of the a est. For the last thirty
I year he waa master meciiatiic for tle
1 North aesti-m at Missou-i VaI.ey. Ke fn'i
tied in Council fSiufl.. a hen that city wa.
a i il-at and aas for sometime eirpioyed
! a an enrineer on the Overland. -B hen that
!robd bejran operations out of Council
Biuflk.
Mr. TeuJ was years old and his death
was cue to complication mc.oect to oli
apt. He aas man-md fue or six years
aro to Mrs. Purchase of Waterloo and has
been living htu-e since.
It. F. F. Teal ol Omaha is a prandson.
Mrs. feeretibrun of Council Fiuffk is a
flauc-hter and Frat.k Teal, formerly of
Omaha, now of Oakland. Cai.. a sou.
The funeral arm be heid Sunday afteT.,.;r.
at 1 o clock from the reKiaence here and
the body will be taken ta Council Hiuffi
for burial.
FINDS SECURITY TO EE
ONLY CASTLE JN SPAIN
Leta. aalaaT far Latt Fanut, kfa
Be Hat Disel mmmr Bm-raare-r
B-laaHl ta tkarrk.
K. S. Letx was a trusting soul, according
to his can statement, and Addie S Ston.
beiot.r-.np to th church and professing tn
b a Chrisuan woman." b let her hat
7750 on a not.
Mrs Stone, his petition te rourty court
avers, aaiS she had a hip estat in Main.,
but its real location. ac:-orcl;np to Leti.
I a a rn that H:s;ianolian country of mury
I castles.
"So he Vt her have his all and aas left
i tr.h nothing hut th liar coat to ti
t.ck."
Estella Ftoneham and Estelia Eeiknap
ar made co-defendant in the suit.
Looks Like
of Santa Claus
Christmaa basket, contaming one lie
chiiken. crarberTiiia. apples, cue ,ux of
ctreal ane a fine, warm pair of mirter.a.
Th Kianapers of thia basket CVie,M.m,..
ire are ju Carroll of Th Bee.
Coataii of th World-Herald and
Tory
J-.ha
M .mifo of th Nea-a They are
kaasted
by a hea-ahoya' ootamitt. aith V ..rb
as chaimiau. OKiismung of Cad I hi an and
Mji. Bart.
Part tif th Chrwtmu fund uad f.ir
to and th other thmps was Ktt ever
from tn Thar.kapivtng cash codtr.botiuna
and the baiaac aas euiitr-.bumd' by Mrs
Frank L Halier, C. R. Jewel Vara ftur-
peaa, I 3 Iwjrht. the Brrne-Kk.ni
.er
C !. Georp, Chariea H Bruwn
1 w . Cartwr.tef. Marra Itrta. b.utk
Omal.at O Kr-B Car.y anjaEy
Poatusi Cescal otiupapy.
and
AnolLer
Frnm tbe I-enreT F.cpubiican.
STEAL JUST FOR EXCITEMENT
ifford Coleaiia Says That' "CTtat I
Artttted Hin sad Ear g-en.
T.TTJTTES ITVE KSEI CLEELS3 i
(eifruUa m4 Luea Caaater Taief i
Kaarra Baare Ii aaa Siaoi mt
ft'ha f elt Taey aew
"Just for encitement." CTfford Cn'-Tnan
thd Jeji."e F.nT"rs rnY the BoatiKi
Lunch cafeteria on Fainam s'.i r pt. the
Climax rrstaurar the Ivy Leaf and the i iaon of Labor raiiway departmient ouncfi j swinflea the throne cf Beijrrum The of
C'maha vuick luntrh ptace. l is authority for thai statement. j ficiaJ ceremony a-as briilii.n: and the pop-
Coieman pu-aniud puiity and made clean j V hen asked thi mur-jjit if ha thouctn j O-Uit acclaim pro tuna. Terterday an F.el
brcast before 3AiEe Stirton in distrirt oo.irtithe mtin and the rtiads a ere rinse enoupb ; arrow mourned. Today everywhere there
and he implicated Ba-rer in all the early
mominp hoid-upe oi
Five r.ipht cafrtiiers a
man has c inf essed.
SUHpiClOD f'f te'irC
rvcfT.t ocmrrence.
..! tne Fiod that Co'e
fir they feit u: d-r
accused of havinf
"framed it up" taemsetveR.
Cojerr.an wa? nt: sentenced., it beir.jr
fi
s.red to tnvestirate his reco-d before the
time a bean he says be hecan a life of crim.
Ex.rc rs is under indittmen: f.-r the same
('ffeTlHlS.
Harry Rnr a-as another araiimment of
t:e Say. lioy. w ho 1 a desceniart of a
S wp rnwirj Tttotiarch. irtel at the Ar
mour p. art and Ta-p weeks apo was tried
o district pciurl for rt bare a pay neck.
Jury BcQuirtfd hire and Rny vent buck t
the same crmi., acco-ijnc to u.e evidence
ara:r. Urn. This time G-us MtLarta. -Usui
colored, but of VrancUn evttacticn. pot I
in the fame., accortlinc to tr.e ronpiiUEt
F.ih piex-ded not puity.
Cbfi; rd Citristo; -h-. r K-!ly was a cs'lertr
He pot a check puya-oie to hi employer
and one dry v hiie in h.s cu;is he turned
ti em:ioyer'p name. The employer said
it would le aii npht if EeCy nip a it up.
but the -'.u;.,oy-r stopped pavraent on the
check and the park had Ktiy arrested
He pleaded pullry. Sertti;. v.jr deferred.
Joseph and Jcsfph fayrock came
lite Kosciusko t Ami nes from Prlanfi and
'ike the EevolutMir.ury hero, are ttii.ice-ert
Birt us thry a-ei-e nest fip'htiTip to free
.. merit-a. but to do up a ft .1. w country
man, they n-" in tit toils. Thy denied the
alieped ptult.
INEW ORLEANS TO HAVE SHOW
Will Oletwat dpraiag af ( aaal
laalrrnarr f City'
rMStlag.
SXT ORLEANS. Iec. "TT. An expos'tior.
will 1 heid in New Ceieans to ceiehrne
the o;er.:r.p of the Panama canal and rn
cidertar.y th tap hund-edtb ar.nvrsary
of the founding of the city. Today p. ant
aee announced for a meeting of all the
cuirjriTC al bod.es of the city in the hear
future To iirt out details. .
An advertisement
for a servant Mon
day brought the
advertiser seven ap
plicants on Tues
day. I)o yon ted a Bervaxt lor eiicra
ltus' crk T A cook? A aecttd
pirlT A laundresk? A :bAtrtenr?
A roar L map T
A little Tract ad Trill l.rira:
vou any kind cf Leljt, lt-a a.se
tvrvantB loukitfr or "work al
T5T6 rea-i The Dve Heip
Wanted ids to find a pood
II not tOEesieLt to tritg tout
ad to th tiffic tie nearest drttg
tore ia probahlj a Brahtt Olflce.
Or w-it4.iiOh Douglas 221.
v r r,r 1
Financial "T-sdtter'V. Striies
Look for Close
of Strike Today;
Conference is On
j Tederatiea Official tad G-oTtraor I2-
eraart Are Eopefal cf
, ST. FATTL. Iec. 21. There is new -very
j inciicauuc that the r'itcb.men" sjjjfrje will
j be brought to a close todar and avat the
mem a-uj e hank MX wis k tDrmitrraw.
H, B. Perham of ttie American Federa-
j together to end th strjtt. he replied:
"Tes. 1 full oeliei-e that tie strike will
tie closed today "
Asked if trie I-cerrt d-fferential tn wares,
said to have leu fr-anted the men of the
, m(ura.Ui a: iKirnis. a oulu sem e tn any t k)
j tiucer nee otiauona, Itesident
Perham
"Such rnnal! detaiis a-'.H iiot stand in the
way of a settlement.
Governor Eberhart. throue-h whose ef
f et the railroads and the strikers were
: ."oupti tocethe.r. was als in a hopeful
r-uaie of ra-rid tiu. mo-nn.c.
- ne
Oil!
.itrence lietween the raiirtiad
j .--ana-t rs and the fe-3erauon council may
bt heid in the pnvernor office. 1. G.
ljii. t-salrnxn of the cort.min.ee of rail-
ft-jieral inanierB. came to St. Paul
UrtaT Mess-s.. Georce T. Gla3e erf tbe
Northerp Pacific and Jame M.. G-rutier of
the Gt"i Northern, who a ere in cotifer
eiii in Chicapo aith Mr. Haws ytsraerduy.
FCSTMEN CARRY BIS LCADS
Holioay BaslaeM kar at Ita Brutat
C nod Mela ta a
A vaid ranenilisa
CfcriBtmas mail bukiness tr at fcs beijt:
in Omaha. There Is a perceptible incr-ias
over that of lain year, but there is bu:
; little cot .pest! or. or confusion in tbe local
i poKtoff.ee. Se-i-erai a-eipher are located
J near the s-arrp a irdrw-s and hand' and
j we pfc the packapes as rapidly as they
cur tn and indicate the amount id stamtis
, re-.iuired on the pa kapes, thus materially
; tKtid. tmp the a ork.
The repistry department is worked to
i tii limit, and the repjitry rrK.m is con
j star.tlj' piled up with a mas of packapet
i of aJ descrtpticm. The excessive influx of
mall is being handled with almost ie!-fect
j system, ahich is a credit to the postoffice
1 force.
; The mcomir.p mails are unusually heavy
i a r. h Christmas tokens and ail the substl
j fate and ertra carrier ar at work beipmp
j itfc tne c.:y d-.PtrTbuuiih. The carrier
I are touOed d. a t l.ke j.ack horset on ea t.
oei i-ery, some or them start. np out
" 1
over forty pound of mall. The rust
i oi.tir. ue cp to ftaturday non.
Dr. Cook Murdered Abroad,
is Belief of His Brother
NEW TOIJa.
said today he
It Froderuk J
Ier.. 31 Tal,
believed thk
l.m L Cif.tk
hi brotner.
Cieik. bad met from fou.
p. ay abroad.
"1 had
etter from It Cook early thi
aeek." said the brother, "m a hick he said
he aa hurryii.g to Copenhagen witn hi
prjof of having found th North polr
Kt should ba.e reacj.ed Copenuapen be
f n e thi and a h had been ttiriatened
with vio.enoe I fear his enenrutis have over
takes him."
- . b ujr
a jch itvtisttated lr. Frederick A Cook s
ia'.ms to hai.i.g reached the summit of
Mount Mrklt-rf win be delivered ti. the
itaaora of c.'VMii..n of the exp.orere' club
tt morrow "VA hue th investigators ah.
not divu.pe thi text of the Wipts-t they
i a; that it discreurt It. Cook a claims.
WASHINGTON, L. a Th report of
th Vmvaraity af Cupeijiagan adverse is
' lj
Oklaioma -
5I5G ALBERT I ON THRONE
Xtv Etlgita ErJer G-rreted rith
CLeexa ty ScljecU.
PATS HIGH TEIBUTE TO LE0P2LD
Smtb Rwal T ar-Je P-eriaa as d Ki
Wrr fnr Eartrkaeat T a.axisav,
t DerUm f4r Bamultr
al Fi ai i aa.
EE.TS5ELS5. Iec. Ancthf-r your.s
moxiarrrh a-as adfied to tbe reieThinff rT
crijpns pf Europe today a bn Altiert I a-
a-as merry-making and joyou cries
ed
the air.
The scene in the House cf Parliament,
a here the oath to the throne w as taken,
was impressive a-ith it sertinp of royalty.
Here the l.ea ir.tniar-rK n.i.i- nr. tr--M
! d et mM! h" Ha AeTT.neri..e 'nu
cu!vocal ex.preHSK.ns on trie p-eat qu Hti'. n
of the Ilelpium Cor.ea. to attract th a:
tentiitn of tle w-orid.
Coior.iaation should mean civilisation,
said the king. The nation d -ired a policy
of hurnar.lty and propress m th; Conrt
and no one had a npht to docht her pro-nine
that such a policy would te rstj
tained. At daybreat the streets were apa.n
cm. dd a-!th thousand a ho soupht po
sitions from ahich they mipht view the
entry to the capital of Albert and Elisa
beth. Windows., balconies and roofs v er e
filled and standing room on a-apons. tables,
chairs and ladder was sold by erievpns
!nc speculators at ertra vapani pvices.
Preceded ir Queen Elisabeth and the
.10 'littie princes. Leop.id and Chase, a ho
norupied the royal coach, A Then made a
"joyous entry" tc the city. Tht l.ne a-us
mounted on a spirited chanter and mde a
fc-triking picture in the pold and a iir.e uni
form of a peneral. He repeatedly sc
tr.oa edpefl the j laudtts of the ptm and
smiied as a slit-a er of fiow-ers fell upon
the sueer.'s coerh.
ki tt taeeu AsBlaade.
Th hrrtvai of the oueen at the Hal! of
I-eputies was the sipna! for an outburst cf
apphHuse. a tile tbe demonstration that
foiloaed in honor of Uie king continued
for mar.p mltiutea. A feeble arterrpi c.f the
socia lists tD raise counter cries a ere
eros-ned in shouts of "long live the king "
bttnetnc before tne atsenil.'.ape of brU-
llihtiy uniformed princes and for.lpn repi-e-
sentatlve. bieht.ps and senators. Alhe-i
in another sett t;, aouid ha1 e passed rea-d- I
fly for a young coliep professor addressmc
hi class
In an apreeah voice and srrieak-.np de-
Cberately tbe pew monarch pietlped hi -n-
self to a ork f r the social adi-an-err rt of
:ha pa-ion ad the eievarJini of the moral
md tmeilecTual sta.ir.aard of the people He
v ou.d seek, be sail, to deveii p the system
fContmuod on Pape Ta o .
th claims f lr. Frederick A. Cook aa to
I th attainment of in- Xor-ii t i.
on it a ay to thia country for the puiaarict
i of tha aciecufic mvekt.patorf if the case
beru
A cahiepram wa receivnd today from
Uie unierm-v ty Prof J. Howard Gore.,
chairman of th suh-comm.rtee a i.ti-lint -e
by th Nauunal Geoprapt.ic soc.e-.y. ty I
. M . . . . I
c.mcacT auc mres,jipkti.n under the a us
" anuiunciag tnat
ti university had f ura arded rts r'w.n to
j -U !lCei $ ,
j That report will be consider-ed by n
j sub-eomrr.irt., but
tha submission
the or:C:naJ barva..ms of In. Ct.a, the
fie..d note M .lx( be ktpt on hif
-.-i. a ur aa.'B. iax,pe 4,3
u.mu.LHT.u.w.m m
in maetmg us tha sub-eomiri::te w 1.
maetmg ui tha sub-eomiri::te w 1.
j b he.d prouabl aurtiig uL fj-st aeek it;
January.
! FT rrFIT!..:.S Nicararua. rec. : -
One-; r.st-afta. It. is na.a today. inv
I m-'diate'r ass't!!' the i.f.'eris-e ataitim th
f I'Vf-i i'.'H of leaia.Tt Maflria. The n
; siirc rt 1 ac.' t (. "s that the 2 la a e'e-
nte-t a as -. rd : orr com-itf rt.i by
tne rae.p:g baf.i of i.an.a The ma-rh
: on Manarua h t i-d tc- b . -ninetn.
T' ' s cp:urd at liaria have
j 1 l au f.-il and all ah,, now e:v.ule
i toe cause . l.f-t-i.rl a i:: 1 arm d and
er .1 ed in tie rar.kf f the ufu-peutf
Ttw oeta. if F.st-ada's fu-t!.er ca.m
. J'kipn a-e a..t nice knoa-p. but it i
t csioerstiKd his Rict-i ir'T.t on Manapua a u;
'be by Wkj of ytran. ai.ict he exp.-rta
ile fai! wr r. i;r..t sr., of n simmiri. Th
. vari-nus p-ov;. of -he ii.e-.ry ;r the -vtcia-'
ly (f .sun .'utr: i-ici. au tx a-i;.ec out
( ai.d the i-ath to t-r Nica-apuan capital
nude ai.it.c Lat.i N'tk-arua.
The tj.act nun her of o ad, :T..'ured and
i crptu-ed in th? taa Cay f:cl.-.ir.s near
ll.at.a enirtT i not determ.ncd or the
,1-rts are aitul.ld
" oday Fiuel',. id realise what real war
I trwuiis. The a oundefi f;,i the hoi.;..ta. and
j Dead lie in rr.ar.y homes Funrais ar
I be .t.p heid ir. p: eat nun.Onra. Iiisarpert eji
j tu.n ovtr th. t:-iurr;ib tt.at has p.acud
: Estrada it: unuoestioned pissision of
t Fian.a. Kecreo and the strategic poa t of
; Ta: iirr.l.ia H i'.. a well as the acjacent
territory ber.iof.ire tlispt.-ted. is tea.pered
by tbe s..rrow 01 pru f-s:-;cki'C home..
There u leu of noisy rjoicir.g at th
cap'tal of the provisional goi ernment. but
' the pi-:tr. detortri .nation to " erthrow tha
gov-rtimct.t of Manatrna ha been stre.ngtn-
i tried by th sacrifices if ahe last
H Caya
ta-t
I Gonerais CiinmorrB. Diaa and Matutj- art
' p i'uiar heroes today.
! The American saipeucs from th? oruiser
: Ies Moii.es are giv.r.g sp.enaid sitvu ia
the care of tlie a-otn.di d.
S letary r Eatrtaa.
: WASHINGTON, Iec. IT. -Messapes re
ceived at ti.e State department t.iday isl
! cale a condition of encnemeiu throuptioui
the a-is:.r. portion of Ni.-arapua. Ze.iaya
s-e.ms tu have aHSum.. d tiTK-jm of the
military opera jon in thut part of the state
, and in cot.seu. ue.net., a stubborn ristance
! to the expected advat.ee tif ub reroluuun
: ary army i looked fur.
PUots are repeated at Masa5'B and lran
. ada. ahere the peopia have cum in coJ
i lisitni a ith the miliary Iirew, jamerleaa
: cirtstsn. at Gj-anatia are acais calling for
I protem.n, but mt far aa can be learned
! the only provision aa far made for them
! is the ahhoui.c.emeat thai rifuptHS eon
J sidtriug them.'ei . es in dancer will b re
; ceived on board the American warships ia
Ccrmt harbnr. .
' The manwi rthMMj Itrndef! ' Srotn -the
; troupsu.p Prairie have bera aeiu frets
Coioif-l'.i Ease 'Obispo, a station cm the
isthmian railr(d about half aar to Pan
ama. This artioD nti' Yhti takt-n a im a
view to ti.e mr:r.:s b:lt.g within easy
call ha case it is found necessary to send
, the.m to Corints.
Cfticials here repard the rsoert cn-er-a
heiminp victory of the revolutionary
; army at Jlama as the bepinnir.g c.f tlie end
' of Z.eiaya Madrn ar.5 their lac-ion a po-'
UTU..ai fi.rce? in Nicararua Tlr f tiding
here i general tha: tbe ooncuest of the
westprn half of the country a-IH be far
n.ore easi.y fcotomplished than -aaa th
ea t ra and ti.at ithjo a month at the
fanciest it is believed General Estrada a'iii
' be president of Nioarapua-
Km ileal ar 2.eLaau.
i M A VAGI A. Nicaragua, lec. 2C Ex-
, PreHident Zeiays tuuay iesuea a manifests.
Cec.ar.np ti.at lis turtrifler of the presi-
; der cy a a caused by a o'er.lre to save Nio
arapua tht humiiation of outrapes threat
e.nod by a pov. erful f:re.pn nation, a hica
aas nt.w inaururat.ns a decisi-e lnflustuia
over ti.e oest.ny of Nicartpua.
Lei-ause of his resiitaiice apa.hst ti.e im
position of tfelui. ahich was tne for;
rui.ner of the cnvtrsioii of the Latin
nation of ti.i totitin-tit into 8fper.denc.es
uf the Vt ited State he had inr-urred the
hatred of tha: government and a hen tha
i nefnat of the revolutionist ippvar-d cor
tum the VniteS f tales p;ver:.nieni in-
1 eipiicaPiy seieied reiat..Ji. vi:b N.cara
pua throuph becretury JCntix's Utter h
the ciiarpe C affk.rfs. He protested le
i ire the v oriel ar.a::.?t the meuulljig of the
. I" i.i ted Eiates anj the threat to lariil nia
r.n;a. Zi .aj a in his manifesto, takes up various
ciauses of the Kn.-x Utter tn an attempt t
refute certain charge with copies of it.
ters he had rce:veu I.-cm Jolm Gardh
C ooliupe, tne f urim r Amer ican mir...-ter aa
i Matiapua. tht r k fi.g h.rn fur hi courteous
' treatment ui -- n.a:;er
. (juatemaia and Salvador
i
of tha claim uf
s.mmm aaa Grsrt.
Tba former premdent d'iciarea that th
. Americans, C atinoc aac Groce were tar-
cuted accorc.r.g to .aa . Tl.j pretext iJl
u." erv ei, tior.. he aas- rt-u is auniiar to that
en.p.i yed ai.in tue I'h.tefl is'ji.e f.rn it.
lert etied in Hint, 5 or ti.ir a aa no proij
tr.a: the laa-ht a a imut up tj ri;.to
: et tni aa taaer. a a caus f.ir
a t.,jh. Nor is i-i.fc.' t thy j.i oof that Can
not, anu Gi oce ere j.ut to t.ata ut.w-
There are persistent rumor per thai a
rrc. of iljhuurui.n. noa refe. in J-a:-ma.a.
art- prepa'-.i.fc for a rtiout..m ant
;.r,.ioe li. ULi'aut HoD3u-a at Lic.it
peCj je.
'-.-.I'lai C.T.S8le, in C'lmmahd cf tp
p. n eri.n.eiit troop at F.aa.a, in an offe
cia. Cispati i: receli .-d i.e- :hi morn.ug
cia.r.. to I.ave aim a victory ot er u.
rei ..: uthn .ats. lit adrr.it having suf
fered re lin.stfc Ti.e ht.tle beac at
hi... n Jfl 'iicay. the fuien.iaeii'f ri.i.t wn.g
te.;j x a:tucked iy C'tiRiuriii anii t:.e itifi
aing by Muti.y.
Thew iKji.oMii aer? Cf'. z.Si-C ur, :J I
o lock in the evi nit.g by Gw.rsa.ee and Caa-
i apta-ir.
Ar.nlbel Chaves;, a r.o. wbm in
of tht f.rmg suaa. refused to
command
. r lh, e.xt.-ru:.i in of C annon and art.-
I .. . . .
1 rest, has been ordered Ll-eraied from the
I pemte.i. .iary .
' In a ciksa todai' ttetwoen ii.
Llld e.ii...n-.rato-s a: Maio-a-a. s.ieral
! . , t.st. oanded.
i ACd.aohfci d.spa-cr.o from Lama
an
! pounce the cap: me of 7 k rami-;
ii by t:ie
.... .. , . .. ... u . .-. .
Fourteen pr.s-
. oners aer vaaen ry tel.era. Go
j i tii of there being an Ameru as.
