The Omaha Daily Bee

VOL. XXXVI-N- O. 1U. OMAIIA, MONDAY MORNING, DECKMIJEK 3, 11W6. SINGIJ3 COPY THREE CENTS.

PANAMA IS PLEASED OPENING UP OF BIG PASTURE FUNERAL OF DEAD MAGNATE MYENDORFF ANSWERS WARREN HONOR TO HERMAN KOUNTZE NEBRASKA WEATHER FORECAST WORK FOR CONGRESS Half Million Arm to Be Sold to the Denies Matters Imputed to Him by Fair and Colder Monday Taesday, Highest Fair. Bidder In Quarter Men Prominent in Railroad and Financial the Senator from Citizens of Omaha Far Tribute to Late . People on tba Iithmui Taken by Storm by Section Lota. ' World f Wyoming-- Appropriation fills lipected to Take Up at pencer'i hier. I financier in Fnblic Temperature at Omaha Yesterdnyi f resident Eflosevelt. llonr. pea. llonr Pea. Most o be ! ime. LAWTOS, Okl., Dec. the PORTLAND, Ore.. Iec. A. ft n. m :r t p. . . 4 COLORED CAR 31 . government land office here will begin re- PORTtRS BEAR THE BODY Myondorff. the special Jigent. who returned EICQUENT EULCG.tS ARE SPOKEN a. in 84 . . 4l SPEECH STRIKES A RESPONSIVE CHORD T m . . ceiving hUs for frJO.Ouo acrs of hind In th to Portland yesterday from Salt Lake City, a. .11 a p. ni 40 SESSION SHORT AND MEASURES IMPORTANT a. JWV p. . . BO Kiowa, Comanche and Apache reser- In reply United ni 4 m. Indian As Funeral Bell Tolls Every Wheel has made a statement to Representative Men Praise, the Work a. m ft p. m . . . 4H vation In Oklahoma, - Wy- Itl carrying out an act Btates Senator Francis- K. Warren of 10 a. m HT H p. , . . 4A a Characteristic Compliment to on Ureal System Ceases to Tara of Ills Life, rower and ni Fourteen of The on, r.j. of congress opining the lund to settlement. oming. Mr. MyendorfT begins with a state- the 11 a. ni 7 p. . . 41 CarTjinc Approxi- in- 4t m. Foultney Bieelow. The lund Is spoken of as the "big pasture." aad Every Telegraph ment of those portions of the affidavit made Influence of Ills lil m 41 8 p. Ill . . . 4t mately Billion Dollar. Most of it is good for farming purposes. strument Is Stilled. by him before the Interstate Commerce Character. n p. ni. . . 43 Under the law no bids of less than fu an commission City, referring to SHONTS SAYS WORK IS PROGRESSING at Salt Lake bcto will be considered and each bidder Mr. Wnrren, and to which Warren takes BRIBERY CHARGE IS DENIED MUCH ORATORY ON OTHER SUBJECTS 2.-- may s. WASHINGTON, Dec. AJ1 Is put In as many proposals as ho that exceptions. He continues: "When a great oak In a forest which for t The maximum amount of land to mortal of Samuel Spencer, late president "If he (Warren) is correctly quoted he years has towered above the surrounning Street Railway Men Say The're Was Eeporti of Labir Tronblei Denied by of General Opinion, however, It Will Larf ely be sold to any one bidder, however, will the Southern railway, whose tragic asserted that In writing to him I described trees, has fallen, many years of growth !o ll) to Rny a Chairman of Commiialoi. death on hi own ecf be limited to a single quarter section. It railroad on the morning myself as being an 'old soldier of the civil of smaller trees Is required to fill the Franchise. End With lalk. Is belk ved that there will be $30,000 bidders. of Thank. giving day shocked the people ot war. This statement was never made by vacincy. We have met this afternoon to Under instructions issued by Secretary ot two hemispheres, was laid to rest this me and It would have been absurd any- do honor to the memory of a man who KEN CONTENTED WITH for erring to HOUSE BILLS IN CONDITIONS the Interior bids, which afternoon In the receiving vault at the Oak body many years stood an In this com SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. PLNDiNG THE SENATE Hitchcock, all must to have made any declaration of that for oak pa- be made upon a by the Hill cemetery, there to await final disposi- munity. will speak of the virtues dispatches appearing In some eastern blank furnished character. The records of the State de Others pers concernlng'the report Supervisor Alio land office at Lawton, or at Washington, tion. A notable tribute was paid to the partment waa In lma of Hoiman Kountze. My part is simply to that Takes Occasion to Dear show that it that Sanderson of Francisco had made a Ship Subsidy Measure and Phlllpplaa Eimc must be signed by the bidder and contain memory of the distinguished railroad mag- Lincoln my from call this meeting to order and Introduce Sin meat or Hla Daughter to a Titled Abraham obtained release confession of bribery In various matters Tariff, With Smoot Case, the bidder's postoffice nate by his associates, by htatesmen, ana In the chairman, Henry W. Yates." address. exile Siberia and that I did not arrive connected with the Hoard of Supervisors, Frenchman Too Youn Bids will be only by men eminent In the walks of public life. lSGtt, year With these words Ourdon W. Wattles, as All Ready for Flaal received between the in this country until a after the Including the granting of the to Wed. hours of 9 a. m. on Monday, 3, The funeral obsequies, held in historic Si-- chairman of the special committee, opened Disposal. December close of the civil war. overhead trolley rights to the United Rail- and 4 p. m. on 8. John's Protestant Episcopal church, were the memorial services at Boyd's theater Saturday, December Each "Furthermore, I never solicited Senator ways, T. L. Ford, general counsel of the bidder must Inclose with his bid his check atterided by railroad officials, financier Warren or anyone else for tho position of a Sunday afternoon, the parquet and the NEW YORK, Deo. 2. "Pres'dent Roose- coun United Railways, today said: for one-fift- h of the highest amount bid by and public men from all parts of the special agent In the consular service. stage of the theater being filled with the i WASHINGTON, vcc. 2. The passage ot velt took the Panamans by m," said "Mr. Sanderson could not have made any .), him for any tract. The bids are to be try. Many of them were lifelong asso- "Mr. Warren Is also quoted as saying friends and relatives of Herman Kountze the apiiiupiiaiton bins, and as lutia ulnar Theodore P. Bhonts, Pan-im- a confession respecting bribery In connection chalrm placed In strong boxes. On December 10 ciates. Hundreds of friends came from he never to me any private to pay a tribute to the late financier. j general legislation as possioio. bucn, lu canal com in Union, wttv that read letters with our overhead trolley rights, for there he up, In the south. Mr. Yates told of his association with i urief, i no I no ses- Panama. ltn atamar r..ir... they are to be mixed numbered the of mine addressed to Commissioner Rich- was no bribery to confess. These rights is lorecast tor snort rder In which the envelopes chance to be Long before the hour snnounced for the ards. Never said he did. I did Herman Kountze In a small building near sion of the ritiy-inm- n congress, wmcn will Colon. Mr. 8ho nts suok enthu. '. A What were granted to the United Railways '' d up, sent to general land funeral, 2 p. in., admission to the churc'i say, however, waa Twelfth and Farnam streets before there oegm at nign noon tomorrow. and the senator of the recent visit of the chief ex.. that the read shortly after the earthquake and fire in Washington. The secretary of the. had to be d riled to all except the closest me extracts from which I had ad- were banks and before there was prac- there has not yet been tune for as gen- and declared work on the canal v letters San Francisco in response to a universal that Ml then award each tract to the personal and official friends of Mr. Spencer dressed to the commissioner of the general tically any Omaha. Judge W. D. Mcllugh eral an exchange of views among mem- progressing under satisfactory conditions. ' demand for street railway operation by amount of his bid. Hundreds of people stood outslrte tne land office. were official read the minutes of the meeting as they bers us is oruinarily desired by be- Purine; his talk with newspaper men dder for the These letters and tho then only means available, which was leaner the Dei, . of unsuccessful bidders are church In tho crisp December air, through not private they had been prepared by the resolutions com- - fore views, all s era Mr. Shonls took occasion to deny his the communications and have the overhead trolley. The only question expressing their but that to be returned, bids have been out the services, paying solemnly ana never been designated as 'private mlttee, and they were adopted by a rising . to the present as so sim- daughter, Theodora, become engaged after the letters' ' raised in any quarter was whether these regard situation had silently their tribute of respect. by anybody to my knowledge, by vote. Inter- to a titled foreigner. canvassed. except overhead trolley rights should be temporary ple ss to need comparatively little Shortly before 1;30 p. m. the officers ana Senator Warren himself. Isaac K. Congdon who had been one of course an understanding. It Chairman Bhonts said would pro- or should continue during the llfo of the to arrive at that he employes of the Southern railway, 319 in "Senator of having Mr. Kountze s chief legal advisers In late reasons it wlU ceed once to ac- REVENUE RECEIPTS INCREASE Warren spefks read company's street railway franchise. is evident that for various at Washington. lie was omces n number, assembled at the general 'In the Denver newspapers of Myendorff's years, told of Mr. Kountzs's character ns view of heavy not be possible to do much on the oppro-priatlo- companied on the home trip bjr ReatvAd-mlro- l body "In the expenditures which Revenne Collections for the of the company and proceeded as a attempt to commit suicide.' I am surprised observed by a man who wss In personal the company would be compelled to bills before the holidays, and this M. T. Kndicott, also a member of Internal headed make to St. John's church. They were that the senator should attempt to cir- contact with him every day. In reconstruction of Its road will practically have the ef- the canal commission; Richard R. Rogers, Cnrrent Year Estimated at of the for overhead circumstance by the four general superintendents culate such a ridiculous story. It Is a Ilrrltaa-- e of Early Training--. trolley. It positively declined to go forward fect of condensing th consideration of general counsol to the commission; Major T20,000,0K. Loyall. Ritchie company, Messrs. Foroker. fact easily susceptible of definite and sub- "When Herman Kountze came to Omaha with this work, under such enormous ex- the fourteen large supply measures Into John T. Phillips of the Department ct Pas-seng- and Chapman and included General stantial proof that I made no attempt to fifty years ago he brought with him the penses unless these rights were to continue two mouths. Considering that the aggre- Health of the canal cone, and Joseph Rip- 2. -- re General WASHINGTON. Dec. The annual Traffic Manager Hardwlck. commit suicide at Denver or at any other realization of kind of home which during the life of Its several street rail- gate of the appropriations to be, will be ley, a special engineer employed on the port that of the commissioner of internal Passenger Agent Taylor and uenerai piece, for that matter. If the Benator be- produces the best kind of men," said Mr. way franchises. The overwhelming senti- approximately 1,0W), 000,000, some senatora canal. revenue, John W. Yerkes, for the last Agent Carey. lieves, however, up con- Chair- slRtant Passenger that a trumped suicide Congdon. "The home where father and ment of the city was In favor of granting and members express the opinion that Discussing the president's visit. fiscal year of $219- - shows totnl receipts Offlctnls Present. story has any bearing on the coal land mother believe and teach of the Sivlour; the rights In the manner in which the com- gress cannot do better than give all of Ita man Bhonts Many Railroad -. said: 102.73S, an excess of $14,914,762 over the pre- officials of the com- frauds in his state I will gladly pany requested, simply took the peo- Practically all of the furnish the home where thought Is given lo the had a small minority only time to these measures. "President Roosnvclt ceding year, while the receipts for the ... rtt -nearly- him any- evidence may holding will be setting aside pany througnoui me .m that he need to welfare of others. In his every day life he out for temporary permission. The ship subsidy bill probably ple of Panam by storm. The first three months of the current year show b satisfy on 6.000 miles were In attendance, jo..... himself that point." saw the pictures of his early life. He gave "There was, of course, no bribery or at- an exception to the rule for no general of all precedents by the president In his an in collections of $4,661,131 over ... increase Southern railway "In my opinion there is only one state- Omaha his manhood years. Some are tempted bribery of anybody, directly or in- of that measure visit to Panama won the Instant admiration year. their friends of the here legislation. The friends the corresponding months last Com respect to President Spencer were ment attributed to Benator Warren that today who can look back over this half directly, or in any manner or form what- been more Insistent than now. and respect of tho people of the Panama Yerkes says he paying have never missioner believes the total of the Mobile & Ohio. has any direct bearing on the coal land In- century spent In Omaha and can testify soever." They extremely hopeful and yet very republic. Mr. Roosevelt was familiar with fiscal year will representatives are revenues in the current & Florida, the Cincin- vestigations In Wyoming. That statement that he returned'a talent to the community The bill has passed Ihe the work theoretically and saw and under- aggregate $20,000,000. During year Georgia Southern apprehensive. the there & Texas Pacific, tho Is his assertion that I asked him to pro- for every one he received. His memory Is JASOGRODSKY In committee In the house. stood more during his ahort stay than the was collected on nati, New Orleans STRIKES HIGH senate and is from the tax distilled -- ceed In the matter and that he suggested ours. Herman Kountze clung close to heretofore been quit average would In several months. $136,965,911, New Orleans & The committee has man spirits on fermented liquor Hinw.",Coast line. that I should follow the law and Instruc- ideal In Accused of the bill Is to President tral of Georgia, the Atlantic the personal affairs. He was a of Swindling Numerous evenly divided, but the advocates "The building of the canal $54,651,636 and on tobacco $48,422,997. esapeake tions. In connection following ex- get It building of a future home Seaboard Air that the genuine man and Just what he appeared to People Out of Large believe that they will be able to Roosevelt as the The commissioner recommends a charge, IMU... tract from a letter to me by hope for it any man. He looks on Ohio, the penr.sy - written Mr. be. All knew they could get his honest out in due season and they would be to other of 20 cents for each stamp Issued to recti- Warren under April 4, 1904, In re- Sums. to work, having been data of judgment when they went to him for help. consideration when once reported the It as his own personal fiers or wholesale liquor dealers for use . U distinguished people who ply to a letter which I addressed to him He was a truthful man without duplicity house. Speaker Cannon has given no posi- given carte blanch by congress In the on packages prepared sent out by them Among the 2. and five days prior to that date may indicate and never prone to litigation. He believed NEW YORK. Dec. Naom Jasogrodsky, assurances as to his attitude, but the work. and a charge of 26 cents per gallon on all who represented tive whether or not the senator was anxious In his fellows and his acts showed it. No himself to be a former bill s supporters find encouragement In his Speech Pleases People. brandy withdrawn for fortification pur- for Investigation agent of the Mutual Life com- j the to roceed without man had a better opportunity to iudge man- - ; Insurance silence. One incident that la very maie-- "During the president's trip through the poses. ' delay In his Wyimmg. kind, when said, expect pany, recently engaged as a chess expert subsidy is the rectnt canal eone one of ths leading cltlsens report stae. and he 'We all men rlally helping the The discusses the enactment of D. -- i and a teacher a agent thought of Georgia. Governor Bwanson and WASHINGTON. C, April 4. 1904. Dear to be honest, It wu the judgment of a and Wall street for speech of Secretary Root In support of it. asked Mr. Roosevelt what he the free alcohol bill passed at the last ses- Bacon of Mr. Myendorff: I know of nothing Is mining stork, was arraigned Poultney Blge- - that lifetime. His success In life was due to today and I The fact that the speech was delivered the criticism as written by sion of congress; says great benefit will pressing in the state north of you, and ' committed to the Tombs answered: 'Small peo- should say that it would be Just as well that remarkable faculty of having heart without ball for 1st Kansas City is helpful, as the bill lies low. The president be derived by the people at large from this forty-eig- ht hourj to do the work nearest to you that Is and head In one accord. Ho had an element ! to await the outcome of j principal opposition In the In- ple, like small files, despoil large things legislation, and says that Instead of the pressing hardest. we found its After adjourn here i extradition proceedings. Jasogrodsky om I of fairness which was a second nature. He Is terior of the country. There have been and large enterprises.' production of alcohol being, as now, con- and return to Wyoming I hope to see wanted In Michigan In speech at Colon the you at some eurly and convenient date. put his character into his dally work and connection with a significant conferencea on the bill among "In the president's fined to large distilleries, it is most prob of transaction by which he Is alleged thing won the heart of the canal the soft strain, "As the letter was addressed to me at was a delightful companion. He loved the to the most Influential members of the two that able that within th course of a brief period JuTltToock pealed sky, the trees have secured $10,000 from M. Slmbller of workers and of the people waa his state- be con funeral march Denver it will readily be seen to what and the flowers." housea small distilleries will Cnopln'- - beautiful G. M. Bay City to cover wedding expenses and ment: The men who are now working on throughout country, operated portion of the map the senator was al Hitchcock told of the way he had Importaat Bills la Senate. structed the the i failed lo retui'n the same. etl liens of Panama who the luaing when he wrote 'ike state north of admired Herman Kountze sine he was a Jasogrodsky two im- the canal and the under governmental supervision, but event .- The senate ha on Ita calendar JTZr,"i S. -ant you.'" . young man. He s..Id: 1 admitted the transaction, which, he .'ald. are assisting Item wHt go down to posterity ually producing alcohol at a cheaper price was portant house bills, the Immigration bill "In the character of the type knqwn as an . "exchange like the veterans of the civil war. When and perhaps from cheaper substances than the system of of Herman Konntze the Philippine tariff., bill, but there men who """Zn must have been some trait rarely of notes," and said that payment had been and this rreat work is completed the is th rule at present. S3utpresided over by r " SUITS AGAINST RAILROADS found up are snags in the pathways of both. Tnr success will ceaeed to call forth the tributes of an com- held on account of a dispute over the have been instrumental In Its entire is still Intense opposition to the Philippine say, waa part of It." munity. Great statesmen, or orators or Interest payments. The obligation was look backward and "I BUILDING NEW CONSTITUTION Charged With Violation of the Incurred, bill especially, and it Is not believed that the civil war when poets compel tributes by their natural gifts. he snkl,' Just prior to his marriage as do the veterans of Safety Appliance last April to a it can possibly receive serious consideration with pride at the great united He was a man whose greatness consisted daughter of the late Rabbi they look Work Being Done In Oklahoma Is Wolf Landau of Bay City. during a short session. Law. of the development of homely virtue. His of nation.' He denounced his The session bids fair to be productive did more to endear the president Watched With Mack Industry was remarkable and set an ex- arrest as an outrage "This ' and ref,uit many bills and also of much oratory. general to the WASHINGTON, Dec. re- ample for all to follow who the of a conspiracy. In court and t,he United States In Interest. on have an aim in Not a few members of both houses are ports life. His deep-seate- d ' Jasogrodsky said he had been for some people than anything else he could have submitted by the Interstate Com- Integrity was a virtue Dnrinm t,, meet the demands of th bank- - .. --- -.. time the general agent for GUTHRIE, OkL. Dec. 2, Th constitu Th cnoir wo merce commission. Attorney General Moody of tho highest type. His unfailing kindness Canada of the cur-- j said." of the altar. bishop Mutual Life Insurance company ers and others for a more elastic Mr. Shonts declared that the reports of tional convention which met here recently Henry Y. Batterlee. has directed that suit bo brought against was noticeable and his courage, under all and with such success he given rency and It is quite certain that there son were abso- of'wa'shUton; - a large of emergencies, was marked, ns well that was a roving labor troubles In tho canal to draw up a new constitution to be voted Rev- number additional railroad com. as his will be efforts to supply this want, but aald: and the assistant panies to recover penalties great strength, with which he overcame commission with authority to write big lutely untrue. He upon next spring for the new state of Smith, rector of St. Johns, for violation of all policies there are so many plans that even the most never in church-Light- difficulties. Mr. anywhere. He said he had been "The work on tho canal was Oklahoma. Is making fair progress. This rector of the s tlie safety appliance law through failure Kountze had wonderful In the necessity almost men are contented to keep patience." admitted to the best society and had the sincere believers better condition. Tho Is the first time the people have had a In Financial World. their equipment in proper condi- of accomplishing anything In that very Mor-au- n honor of teaching President Roosevelt d despair and th work is going ahead fast." chance to make a constitution with the afterword J. Plerpont tion. Tho attorney general recently Issued Eloquent Words of C. J. Greene. session. engagement Immediately and olher prominent persons to play He direction during a short In regard to the reported of developments of the last twenty-fiv- e years York.. a lifelong friend a similar order directing suits against a Charles J. Greene, when called upon by ches. of the president In Duo de Chaulnes of N.w was prepared, he said, to furnish bull in The recommendations Miss Theodora ShonU to for a guide, and the drafting of this In associate of large number of roads. the chairman, said: of national Inheritance tux Bhonts said: nusines. any amount up to I1U0.0OO If given an op the Interest a et do Ploqulgny. Mr. strument Is being watched with great in Sterling of New The roads made defendents, and the dis- ii i lining inenus ana neighbors j eager by many, Is Charles TFi" mi portunity ana was enraged when Is awaited with Interrst "The reported engagement absolutely terest-- ' tricts in which the suits will be lirouithi should meet In this way a..J speak the President Anarew. t the Is no doubt that a large follow ' Vice . , v. . Michigan officials Insisted and there untrue. Both the Misses Bhonts are scarcely Interesting questions . i u.m t rn railway tribute of respect love he be locked up. One of th most and to one who, The prisoner, who was ing could be aecured for a measure of the school and will not make their be provision for them. They Arizona & New Mexico railway, widely represented by out that will be considered will the entered the pew reserved district of known and esteemed, has reached counsel. character he will outline, but, as In the society 18th of party, the , North-grea- Intimated that lie would formal debut In until the as to prohibition. Th chairman of th followed by the funeral ArtIonai two violations; Chicago & t his Journey's end. Mr. Kountze lived a light currency few weeks open our new home were remain- - extradition. matter of reform, the this month, when we will draft this particular concours of people rising and j W(,atern railway, .district of Illinois, two long and useful life. He won fortune, fame adequate no committee that re- - of the session will not suffice for In Washington. The gtrls are doubt provision la believed to favor high license standing as the casket bearing the vloiat(ong; Chlesgo, Milwaukee & St. Paul and Influence, and the' work he did helped recognized due's family and that lng and EDUCATION consideration. It is also that great friends of the and this fact has caused the prohibition malna was placed In front of the altar rallwByi northern district of Illinois, twen-th- e Immeosureably to build a city and state 0F CONSCIENCE plethoric condition of the treas- re ushered , the present may have been th foundation lor tne lobby here to work with renewed energy, members of the family wer ty.alx violations; El Paso A. Southwestern whose men and women honored him while a strong argumert engagement." - were Threo Addresses at Closing ury would furnish ported Th fixing of railroad rates, the aepara- their seats. The body bearers rallwayi district of New Mexico, one with them and now that he has gone bear Session proposed Innovation. to colored porters against the tion of whites, negroea and Indiana in from among the ,aUon, Fort Wortn & Denver City rall-o- f grateful testimony to his services and of Social Education Suggestions looking towards amending ANDRASSY All of them have vlo-bee- MONUMENT TO schools and on public conveyance, the the Southern railway. wfty northern district of Texas, two n worth. Congress. law are not expected to fixing the company for yvabasfl the railroad rate regulation of corporations and the in the service of ,atlonB. railroad, northern district "We are accustomed to measure men by bear fruit this session. All these matter K Francis Joseph Delivers an all were known personally what we hear them say see of taxation are eom of th other inter many years, and en. yiotlon. and them do. BOSTON, Mass., Dec. hree many ore certain to receive at- - .. . - the- body- - addresses and others tho Dedicatory questions being consld- cpen.. vni!nltiir t We pass the quiet, silent workers, un- Address at esting and vital to Preaiaent. . on the "Education of th? Conscience," de- tention In debate. come y..-...HhABMra . all flf-- - them Ceremonies. a iiuimitrlv. also, there will came tne Honorary NO MORE WAGON MAIL SERVICE mindful that their work shall Influence livered before- a large audience In congress official friends of Mr. Spencer. states even empires long at tho Discussion of Turin. th contests for representative personal and and after tbn Colonial theater brought to a close senators, principally presidents or high words deedij of noisy spectacu- this Among the questions slated for a liberal In th preseno of and the election of United Btates They wer Ronds Exclusively Be- - and the and evening, the three, days' session or BUDAPEST. Doc t defi- railroads of America and Tube lird th share of discussion, the tariff stands at g already, are beginning to tak officials of the lar have vanished utterly. Francis Joseph, mperor-ktn- of Austiia- - which personally or by tween the Depots la Social Education congress. head of the list, but no one has th It was noted that either "In our estimate of greatness we too Tho fcpeukers the of other members of nite form. one-thir- d tonight were, Rev. llungary, a number proxy they represented quite of Chicago. often confuse the virtues and qualities a William least Idea that any serious effort will be the royal family, a gathering of ministers. United States. E. H. M. Lcng of Stanford, Conn.; Q. Sianley made to secure the modifications which TO LATE JOHN HALL the vast wealth of the most common possession which fit men to Hall of and members of th Hungarian MEMORIAL one of the - Clark university, Worcester, and even many republicans think desirable. The diplomats a lifelong friend, was CHICAGO, Dec. 2. Wagon aervlce for fill creditably- even exalted positions in before a large assemblage Harrlman. th most Rev. William H. O'Connell, Cath- who some Parliament, and Ded- to arrive at the church. carrying mall, except registered matter, private and public life, with those nobler president, himself desires people, mugnlfloent monument Window in Jewish Synagogue last In ac- olic archbishop coadjutor of Boston. recently promised his con- of th the The funeral aervlce was strictly general postoffice and the virtues and qualities which inspire and changes, has memory of Count Julius Memory of Dead between the Mr. Long in dealing with "Nature s Mes- he will erected to th icated to with the ritual of the Protestant passenger railway stations In Chicago Is sustain men In their modest uncon- gressional callers that not ask to unveiled her today. cordance by and sages to Moral Educations" said man subject up time. Andrassy was Statesman. Kpiscopal church. It was conducted now a thing of the past. The postoffice scious efforts In private works even when that have the taken at this eloquent Dr. seems to be the only creature Im- question, discharge of Replying to an tribute from Bishop Satterlee. assisted by Rev. today began using the tunnel enterprises of great moment are in Issue. that is The Japanese the Ssell, premier of officials moral, although the child la born a negro soldiers, desirability of an Koloman d a former Dec 2. Lauded as a Smith. system between the general postoffice and These quiet, silent workers we come to moral the the Joseph said: PHILADELPHIA. animal. He did not hold the belief Income tax law, the result of ths late elec- Hungary, Frencla diplomat who tempered states craft with the Chicago & Northwestern and the Polk know them only through the Influence of thru In grateful remembrance of the Imperish- Hay was all living things had to fight for existence tions and the trusts ore also slated for father-lun- rule, the late John SHORTAGE INVESTIGATION street station, the latter being the termi- their lives, an Influerce of slow growth, able aervlce rendered his king, tils d the golden CAR and cited many Instances where the lowei discussion, and It la even expected 1 Jewish people of this Santa Fe, Grand touches, first, thowe In re- that and th monarchy, express the honored by the nal of the Wabash. which personal animals had dwelt peacefully if hope prominent figure, who cre- handsome memorial Commission to Monon railway systems. Tho widening together. some of these questions, not all of them, that this city today when a Interstat Commerce Trunk and lation, and then in circles reaches notably wolveB. sted a new foundation, not only in th secretary of state was Illinois Tunnel company tho He admitted much de- will receive oratorical attention from demo- life of Hungary, but also In th window to the dead Take V Ihe Ques- tunnels of the the farther limits and embraces all. pended on the food supply as soon as Keneseth Israel temple. are now in use between the general post- - and said, tills cratic members the tlrst af foreign pulley of the monarchy, will serve unveiled at tion. Who Is Truly t applied to man as well aa bill Is laid before the house. as a pattern to coming generations. by Secretary of State Ellhu office and all the railway stations of Rreat beast. The Attended "The man who can wield a weighty ef- beostlln:ss of nature In man was shown, The senate will give attention to the cau A roar of cheering from those present Root, Oscar Straus, recenily named by Chicago. car fort or influence In the business world or he declared, In a personal uncleanllness, of Senator Rei-- Bnioot, but what It will greeted these words from the emperor- - President Roosevelt as secretary of WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 The shortage In- in public affairs without ostentation, taking envy greed by do about it, not even th senate wishes king. commerce and labor, and Andrew D. throughout the United Btates will be the and aroused the setting FATAL ROW AMONG NEGROES no thought of popular enthusiasm or popu- up of wealth against poverty, gluttony now to contemplate. There has from th At th close of th dedicatory ceremony White, to Russia and Ger vestigated by the Interstate Comnieroe and or K, lar clamor content simply to do his work drunkenness, and sexual vices. None ot first been a disposition to put the Bmoot a number of memorial wreaths were laid many, together with six members tne commission. Commissioner Franklin Seven of Participants Shot, Three of sub-mo- st quietly, even as In youth he a was found In matter ortde, but with the report of the before th monument. Hay family, the exercises wer among the iuie, who has been looking Into this turned these, he asserted, the animal - Whom Are Expected to In his father's field or served a kingdom except man monkeys. committee on privileges and eleitlona on striking ever held in a Jewish syna- j jct, said today that the commission would furrow in and in th northwest first. Die. customer in his father's store dreaming Many animal instincts are good and pure the calendar and Chairman Burrows quite O'BRIEN ADVISES THE IRISH gogue. take up the situation press address was made by j Agents are now in that section Investigate only of the end, and not of the transient and man's immorality is his own inven- determined to consideration, the fact Th consecration matter must be IS be- even applause or condemnation, and so struggle Individ- that the dealt with Taking Dr. Joseph Krauskopff. rabbi of the ntf complaints against the wheat carrying JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. ne at Ust tion. He decried the for Advocates the Part of of triumph-- he ginning to Impress Itself upon members temple. He was assisted in the exercises roads. Farmers in many states have re- - groea shot, of whom will die, Is winning the fullest measure ualism and said that the message of na- Loaf Which la la three the great. and they are preparing seriously for Its con- by Rabbis Berowlta and Landman. ported that the railroads are preferring rMuit of a general row and shooting affair Is truly ture was mutual and common Sight. "Mr. Kountze'a greatness, however, lay sideration. The Michigan senator wilt set Secretary Straus mode the introductory other traffic and that they are unable to get today growing out of an old feud at Marl-addre- ss brotherhood. - In grasp great the ball rolling Monday, the 10th Instant, and Mr. Whit delivered an his- their grain to market In time to share In ..... seven miles from this city. Seven not solely his capacity to even In a speech in which he will review the IONDON, Dee. 1 William O'Brien, mem eulogy of the dead statesman. nlgh now being paid In Mlnneap-- j doing opportunities, where they stretched DITCH CONGRESS THIS WEEK torlcol tn, prices neKr0es charged with the shooting case, he will fol- Cork, addressing chief address. Chicago. into the shadowy and remote future; nor entire and doubtless be ber ef Parliament for Mr. Root mode the oils and huve been arrested and are In Jail here. lowed by other members of his committee meeting Island, Issued a circular ask- - yet in his ability to master every circum- Expected to rationalist at Castle The commission has The climax cajne through one negro strik- Delegates Attend from for against the Utah senator. The Kerry, today, declared growers to submit specific stance end de'tall and to marshal all the and County that there ORANGE GROWERS PROTEST ing ths groin mg another with a fence picket. Friends All Portions 'of the rewlutlon before the senate merely de- or regarding amount of conflicting forces to successful Issues, for was no split scandal between himself information the 0 eaRn armed themselves and the war be- - West. clares Mr. Bmoot to be not entitled to Ms hi friends. By th silent force ot pub- Shortage of Cars Working breat freight offered for shipment and tne re- - gan. The lawbone of one at ih in all his life he lived nnd moved among and n.,.. simple seat and much opposition Is likely to be lic opinion, the speaker said, he had caused sons given for not transporting It. was and his tongue men In such a ani unostentatious Hardship aad Pecuniary shattered shot off. 2. made to Its form. It Is considered equiva- party to return to a policy con- way. and with such consideration snd OKLAHOMA CITY, Okl.. Dee. --The (he Irish of Loss. lent to a resolution of expulsion, but, un- - courtesy, that his kindness was as gentle National Drainage congress is to meet her ciliation. RECONSTRUCTING POPE'S CAR CITIZENS RAID COAL TRAIN like declaration for expulsion In explicit Dresent and sweet as a morning In spring. in annual aession on December 6, for a a if ha knftnr that the language, does not require a two-thir- cmi. "I am thinking, too, that perhaps his three days' aession. Great preparations it could carry the full Glad.tonlan home rule VISAMA. ie. c,nslderuhle Speenlatloa as to the Trainmen Attempt to Interfere, but vote to pass it. Mr. Bmoot's friends will tb.e present of orange growers wo. ne.a waasay"''" strongest trait was his absolute fairness have been .made for the event and many erogram with Parliament and Meaning; I not yield this advantage without a strug- w ...... w of the People Will Not Be In all his relations and dealings. He wm Irrigation and drainage experts from ths that It waa cheating them with a contempt- - yeaieraay gle. The question Is a privileged on und - th Southern Pacific company to I Mot. Intensely Just in what he felt and thought departments at Washington and from th Ibl makeshift, he would bo th first to do- Induce Denied. Senator Burrows hss expressed his deter- cars for th transportation of Dec. 2. The railroad de-Jo- 2 said and did. He sat as a chancellor In the Mississippi and Missouri val- nounc It. But h knew th contrary, and furnish ROME. stats NORTH YAKIMA, Wash.. Dec. As a and states mination tn utilise all his lights In keeping oranges to eastern markets. Th csr short- - j men received orders to rccon-als- o. gave and took not simply by the rule leys accepted Invitations to be pre ot. Redmdnd, th Irish leader, knew it part t has result of the coal famine here a raid was and have It to the front " considered and It woo the unaal-- j pope's carriage. of law, In the spirit of equity. He have been sent to the Th duty of the Irish representatives, w" struct the railroad This made on a coal train yesterday as it but Invitations also Much Interest attaches to the preM'lcnt's v,. nun., eostinued. was to take ro:in.ei mous oplnli n that the railroad company car has not been used since 1S70. It is passed through the town. Trainmen, who the true spirit of justice wh!c governors of Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, forthcoming recommendation concerning eu- - for Its failure to of things, Is, In t lie Mississippi, til government and maks the present n handle a special carriage with glided angels at made an effort to stop the seizure, were touches the heart and Iowa, Texas, Arkansas. North Panama canal, especially because o offered. A ap- gospel the bill large aa possible. the business committee waj the four corners. Inside there Is a port- threatened with bodily harm and kept last analysis, the essence of the of and South Dakota and Minnesota, to at- zone. not as legal his recent visit to the canal It it pointed to Becure advice and consider able altar, and the upholaterlnga are of from Interfering. The situation is criti- the human brotherhood. tend, and the land commissioners of u. expected that he will ask much leglsla tio:i ot taking sigiiln.-- th-l- r Severe Earthquake in Mrlly. th proposition the mutter before whit velvet. cal at North Yakima. There Is no fuel Kiniient Sense of Jastlre. dozen railways have Inten- beyond the necessary appropriations and A severe Comm-rc- e upon I LONDON. Dec. I earthquake the Interstate comiiilbslon so This news is commented with for the public buildings and many of "His generosity Wis a wholesome princi- tion of coming. Among others expect.. there is a general disposition to grant may be by congress many people won- is reported to hav occurred at Mlnaxe that action taken at much interest and are the district schools will have to close. ple, which enriched the sense of justice by Is Representative Halvor Steenerson oi these. on th north nut of Sicily, to.1ay. A'on. should th commission Hud leglsla- - dering it It means that th I of Is about Only four carloftds of coal hav beeu re- Minnesota, the author of Hie first drainage The lncrenr of the nnvy will receive t aw sasualiics tvs Veen repurtcd. jtlon necessary. to lav lb Vatican. ceived sine Wednesday. (Continued on second 1'uge.) bill ever passed by the national cuugres. much consideration, but thsr U "q,1 Jjujtg-i-

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