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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
RIOT AMONG STRIKING BAKERS
Disturbances in Hebrew Quarter on
LnMer Ennt Side Of Now YORK;.

Disturbances in Hebrew Quarter on
Lower East side of New York.
NEW YORK, Aug 7.--Riotlng among the
striking Hebrew bakers on the lower East
Side throughout the day kept the police
busy and compelled them to use their clubs
freely. Most Of the collisions between the
police and the strikers grew out of ef-
forts on the part OF the latter to induce
nonunion men to join them No persons
were seriously hurt and there were but
few arrests.
1t is estimated tonight that upwards of
1000 men are on strike in Manhattan, and
the leaders express their intention Of clos
ing every Kosher" bakery in the borough
tomorrow and extending the strike to the
Hebrew quarters OF Brooklyn.
A meeting held this afternoon at the
strike headquarters in Great Central pal
ace was the occasion of wild excitement
and disorder, many of the speakers being
assailed and hurled into the street. An
offer of mediation by Robert w. Haw-
thorne of the State Board of Mediation
and Arbitration was rejected, the strikers
declaring that they wanted no arbitration,
but would welcome an investigation of The
sanitary condition of the bake-shops on
the East Side.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that
the employers had hired gangs of roughs
to intimidate the men and that the strikers
were not responsible for the disorders that
have attended the strike.
The strikers held meeting last night and
said that they were determined to remain
out of employment until 10 hour work
day is granted. They say they are 1900
strong and that the bosses cannot go on
without them. The employers say they will
boNr balr tbax
can depend on police protection.
At midnight after a conference with his
delegates, President Kurtz of the bakers
organization said there would be no set
tlemeat with the boss bakers until they
give the strikers all the conditions they
ask for. There are now $500 strikers, ac-
cordng to Kurtz. President Kurtz re-
ceived assurance from the German and
Christian union No. /, which has 1000
men in its order, that they would strike
out of sympathy for the others Tuesday
Tonight there were several fights on the
East Side. In many instances rioters were
severely dubbed by the police.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
OSCAR ISSUES PROCLAMATION
Crown Prince of sweden VIII Ne
Appointed Regent During
Kings Absence.

STOCKHOLM, Aug. liking oscar is
leaving the capital in search Of quiet and
rest and Crown Prince Gustave will again
be appointed regent. The king today issued
the following proclamation:
AS on the advice Of my doctors. / must
for some time seek quiet, fresh air and
the baths in order once more with God s
help to find health and strength after the
strenuous time so trying to body and mind
through which | have passed in conse-
QuenCe of the trials to which | have been
subjected In the last few months, l wish,
before handing over the reins OF govern
ment to my son, the Crown Prince, and
before leaving the capital to renew the
thanks to the Swedish people, which
have previously expressed. l cannot suffi-
ciently emphasize how dear to me the
many proofs of love and sympathy which
! have received from many directions have
been and how great a consolation they
have been to me for the loss OF a people
whom l wished with all my heart to unite
with my Swedish people.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
BRIDGE WORKERS TO STRIKE
All Employees of American Company
Ordered Out, ..s

ordered Out.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. THE Plain
Dealer tomorrow will say: Orders were
issued Monday afternoon from the head
quarters of the International Association
of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers by
Secretary J. J. fcNamara, for a general
strike against the American Bridge COM
pany from Maine to California.
1T is estimated that between 5000 and
10000 bridge and structural iron workers
will quit work. Bridge work will be tied
up in many parts of the country, and a
number of big building projects will be
delayed. The strike of the iron workers,
when it comes will affect thousands in
the building industry"
The following is a copy of the order
which sent out to ninety locals of
the union in the United States and Can
ada by Secl etary Mcnamara of the ex-
ecutive board:
THE executive board orders a general
strike against the American Bridge COM
pany, to take effect August 9. Order in
cludes all Jobs where American Bridge
company has first contract for erection"
The general strike, according to Secre-
tary Mcnamara, was the outcome of
trouble between the union and the Ameri-
can Bridge company over the sub-letting
of contract to a Boston concern which
the union claims is unfair" A 3OO0-ton
contract for bridge work was let to the
American Bridge company by the New
York, New Haven & Hartford railroad
under the impression that the company
would employ union bridge and structural
workers. 1t was said that the company
! refused to consider the objection of the
New Haven organization of Bridge and
| Structural Iron Workers and sub-let the
work to the Boston concern.
| President Buchanan is expected to ar
| rive in Cleveland this week. The strike
| will be handled from the Cleveland head
/ quarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
STEPS TO TEST PRIMARY LAW
George A. MHEney, for Socialists,
Plans Mode of Attack of
Dodge Act.

Attorney George A. Magney selected at
a meeting of the socialists Sunday evening
to investigate the provisions OF the Dodge
primary election law. began his task Mon
day morning. His aim will be to find a
way, If possible, for the socialists to get
their candidates onto the county ticket
without paying the fees provided in the
law. The investigation Of the law may
take several days and Mr.. Magney said
that until he had gone through 1t thor
oughly he cannot even indicate what ac-
ton he may decide to take. An attack on
the law itself is not improbable, as the
socialists claim it's provisions have the eff
feet of shutting off the ballot all who can
not afford to pay large filing fees.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
Partner of Harry Fora

Deputy United States Marshal Homan
has returned from the southeastern part OF
the state, where he has, been looking after
ing government license One Fisher OF
Beatrice was one OF tha victims Fisher
was taken before United States Commits
sioner j. r. Cobbey in that city and bound
over to the federal grand jury to answer.
He furnished bail. Fisher was associated
in the business with Councilman Harry
Ford or that city, who was recently bound
over to the district court OF Gage county
Tor violation of the state laws regarding
the sale OF LIQUID refreshments.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
Consul watches Boycott.

YOKOHAMA, Aug. THE Chinese here
have agreed not to deal in American goods,
not to ship goods on any American
steamer, especially the Pacific Mail COM
panys steamship China, and to punish any
Chinese dealing in American goods through
others; also not TO deal with American
banks and insurance companies. Chinese
convicted Of contrayening this agreement
will be heavily fined. Henry b. Miller the
American consul general. is investigating
the matter and keeping a close watch on
the situation.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
VINSoNHALER SETS THE DATE
Fixes August Twenty-Five as Time
to Appoint Appraisers for
BiR Estates.

Judge Vinsonhaler has set Tuesday, Au-
gust 22, as the time for a hearing on the
application OF the county attorney for the
appointment OF appraisers for estates which
come under the provisions of the state in
heritance tax law. The hearing will be al
8 o'clock on that day and the court expects
that all parties interested will be present
to take part in the discussion, either per
sonally or by their attorneys.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
BRAKEMAN FALLS UNDER CAR
Council Bluffs Man Slips Under Wheels
and sustains Fractured Leg
and Scalp Wounds.

J. f. Pearsal, brakeman in the employ
of the Union Pacific Railroad company.
slipped beneath the wheels of a car at
Seventh street Monday morning and sus-
tained a fractured leg and several scalp
wounds. He was taken to st. Josephs hos
pital and attended by Drs. S. H. Smith
and E. J. Updegraff. Pearsall is resting
easily. The injured man resides in Council
Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
ALL THE BIDS ARE REJECTED
Proposals for Buildings at Mountain
sanitarium Are Too 20
'.,. High, .,....t ,. q.

The bids for the erection of new stable,
superintendent home, reservoir and spring
house and power house for the Battle
Mountain sanitarium at Hot Springs, S. D.,
have all been rejected as being too high
and proposals will have to be advertised
for again.
Captain Palmer member Of the national
board of trustees for the National Homes
for Disabled Volunteers, will leave for Hot
Springs on business connected with the
sanitarium there Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
One More New BuiIdinE.

Ground will be broken Tuesday for z. +.
Riley's new building on the lot immediately
east OF the new Rohrbough building at
Nineteenth and Farnam street. The con-
tract has been let TO Rocheford & Gould.
66 feet wide by 1872 feet long 1t Will be
occupied by J. ]. Deright, dealer in auto
mobiles and safes
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

BOMBAY, Aug. THE monsoon has, this
year generally speaking, proved disap-
pointing and as a consequence there is
much anxiety. In the province of Punjab
the crops in the unirrigated lands are al
ready suffering. There has been an alb
normal deluge in the province Of Gujerat
causing extreme hardship.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
Hymn E ZEAL.
UehIinE-Chambera.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. 7-(special Tele-
gram.)-S. ]. Uehling Of Bloomfield, Neb
cashier of the First National bank of that
place, and Miss Maud l.. Chambers of
Ponca, Neb., were united in marriage at the
Hotel Vendome. Rev. S. l.. Chandler, pas
tor of the Rustin Avenue Methodist
church. officiating They spent Sunday in
Sioux City and returned to Bloomfield to
reside.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
CEar,s Advisers Confer.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. THE mem
bers Of the council OF ministers are again
in session at PeterhOf today. In view Of
the fact that the main provisions of the
assembly project have already been
approved the council is disposed not TO
enter on protracted discussion OF the var
ious clauses. Grand Duke Vladimir, uncle
OF Emperor and Commander in Chief Of the
forces in the ST. Petersburg district, has
urged that it would be inopportSne TO quib
BILE over details.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
Momnn,r ConditIon Imnrnres.

MANCHESTER. N H., Aug. THE con
dition of Miss Mary A. Tucker, the ProVi-
dence (R. - school teacher, who was found
in the woods In South Lebanon, Maine, yes
terday after having wandered through the
country for over a week, was improved
today She is still very weak from exposure
and exhaustion but her physician expressed
would restore her to health. Rev DR. ID.
w. Faunce, of Providence, Miss fuckers 3
stepfather, who arrived during the night
said she would remain here several weeks
in order to reCuperate.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
New Cabinct for holland.

THE HAGUE, Aug. IA new cabinet
was formed today under the premiership of
G. A. Van Hamel professor of philosophy
at the university Of Amsterdam, Jonkheer
r. DeMarees Van Swinderen, minister at
Washington was appointed minister Of for
eign affairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
JaDanese ReseUe Britisb.

TOXIC, Aug. IA vessel Of the Japanese
navy has rescued fourteen survivors Of the
prize crew OF the British steamer Oldhamia.
who were imprisoned on Urupp island. The
vessel was captured by the Russians, but
subsequently ran aground on Urupp island.
where II was set on dre ana abandoned.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
Japan Launches New Destroyer.

TOXIC, Aug. THE torpedo boat de-
stroyer Yayoi was successfully launched
at Yokosula today. Its dimensions and
armament are similar to the. class of de-
stroyers now in course of construction at
the navy yards of Japan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
RussIan ships Are started.

TOXIC, Aug. News received from
Port Arthur says that the former Russian
cruiser Bayan will start from that place
under tow for Japan about August 10. The
Poltava and Peresvet will leave in a week
under their own steam.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
Chinesc EXcInsion Cnne..

The hearing on appeal in the cases Of
Leo Chuck, Hui Lin, Leo Lung on, Leo
Lung Wah, Tom All Bat and Liu sung,
who have been ordered deported by United
States Commissioner Anderson will take
place before Judge Munger Tuesday morn
ing. In the case of Louie Hop, ordered de-
ported by Judge Anderson and confirmed
by Judge Munger. a motion for a new
hearing will be submitted and argued
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

TOXIC, Aug, 1T is reported that tho
Russians are vigorously fortfying the
mouth of the Amur river A mixed division
has been despatched from Habalovsk to
Nicolaitfsk to reinforce the garrison in the
vicinity. 1t is understood that the channels
approaching the river have been mined.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
PRUssIAN PRINCE is ARRESTED
Guards Take Him as lie IL Photo
graphing Part of German Fort.

GUARDS rake Hlm hS nc IL HhO'O-
graphing Part of German Fort.
BERLIN, Aug. 7.-Frlnce Friedrich
Henry eldest son of Prince Albrecht OF
Prussia, was arrested as a spy by the
guards at the east battery In Swinemuende
Pomerania, Saturday. The prince was in
ordinary dress and was photographing the
enyirons of the fort. When apprehended
he said he was Prince Friedrich Henry
but the guards told him they were mot to
be fooled" The prince went quietly with
one of the guards to the commandant Of
the fort, who recognized him and ordered
his release.
The sentries have been specially alert
because of the arrest last week Of an
Austrian accused Of spying. The Austrian
was photogra phing with a strong camera
parts of the fortress from neighbOring
lighthouse.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
More Recruits Wanted.

A recruiting party for the United States
Navy will be IN Omaha next Monday, to
remain the entire week. The recruiting
station win be in the McCague block at
Fifteenth and Dodge streets. Recruits will
be enlisted for all branches Of the Naval
service and applications received from all
ages between is and 85 years
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
DEATH RECORD.

Mrs p. H. Ehlers, S5l9 Jones street, died
yesterday afternoon of heart failure She
leaves a husband and three children the
youngest twins, only few~months old.
Alexander Melville Bell.
WASHINGTON Aug, Alexander Mel
Vile Bell, father of Prof. Alexander Gra-
ham Bell, died today.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
FIRE RECORD.
ConI Rurns ut PnpiIIion.

PAPILLION, Neb., Aug. 7.-(Special.)- y
Last night fire destroyed the coal house
Of the Papillion Creamery company, with
twenty-eight tons Of coal. The cause was
spontaneous combustion
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

Fourteen marines with two officers were
left on the Island. The two officers secured
sail boat and started for Kamchatkla.
Their fate is unknown.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
AnatomicaI Congress for noston.

GENEVA, Switzerland. Aug. THE In
ternauonal Anatomical Congress, at its
first session today accepted an invitation to
meet in Boston in 1907
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
Merger of Lighting Company.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug 7.-Notice Of
the merger and consolidation Of fifteen cleo
trio light and gas companies IN Luzerene
county, Pa. into one company with capt.
tai Of 81 OO0,Ol0 was filed in the state depart
ment today with approval of Governor
Pennypacker.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
Prtmrose CIub wipa

The Primrose club defeated the Meta
team by q score of to 0. Schnerdwnd
for the Primroses allowed no hits ana
struck out eleven men. Batteries
Schneirdwind and Greener, Wendhausen
and DagRert.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. captain VIII
liam r. English Commandcr-in-Chet or
the United Spanish War Veterans assoc
citation, issued general order today for
the second national encampment and re-
union Of the association to open at Mil
waukee, September :. The Ladies' nuNil-
liary is directed 10 meet at Milwaukee at
the same time.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
XenenneIn Orders Tnrnehn Rn,

NehehuelA OFueFs torpedo bOats.
GENOA, Aug. THE Venezuelan govern
ment has placed an order here for six tor
pedo boats and one torpedo boat destroyer
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

vice spent the day in southwest Louisiana
investigating reports. of suspicious cases,
one OF them in St. Mary's parish.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

quish the oftice Of governor early In Sep
tember and 60 to Washington as United
States senator In october
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
ner-NIiIIer cnne

In the matter OF the suit OF p. T. Her
against Rome Miller 10 oust Mr.. Miller
from the premises OF the Tier Grand hotel
and It's anuoN. the evidence was heard Mon
day By Judge Ninsonhaler. The case was
taken under sdvisement until Tuesday
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
LnFOIIette to ResIEn,

MADISON Wis, Aug. 1T Is announced
today unofflcially but from an authoritative
source that Governor LaFollette will relin-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

oablegram was received

Archbishop Chappelle was reported as
doing well tonight, He will pass the crisis
tomorrow. .......... ......
The following oablegram was received
by him: ..... H.H'
The holy father deplores your sickness.
In wishing you speedy recovery he sends
you his apostolic blessing
r,sAHA 4
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

issued an order to health officers in
southern Illinois requesting that every ef
fort be made to destroy mosquitoes by APP
plying oil to cisterns, rain barrels and cess
pools
Quarantine at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. Ma confer
ence attended by DR.. ]. A. b. Adcock, sec
retary of the Missor Board of Health; DR..
]. c. Crumbine, secretary of the Kansas
State Board Of Health and DR.. st. Elmo
Sanders, city physician of this city was
held here today to discuss the yellow fever
situation in the south Representatives of
the railroads which reach the infected dis
tricts were present and they were informed
by the health officials that no person who
had been exposed to yellow fever must be
brought within the borders of Missouri or
Kansas and that the movement of freight
must be guarded. The railroad men were
told that no passengers from the south
who had not been provided with health
certificates could be brought into these
two states. The railroad officials assured
the state health officials that they were
already observing these precautions.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

Bee Want Ads are tAs Beat Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

CARDINAL MERRY DEL VAL,
l Papal Secretary of state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
CALHOUN COUNTY MAN SERVING -' TIME FOR MURDER. Governor Jeilks Puts Him on Honor to Return to Penitentiary on June
 Ist After His Sorrowful
 Mission.

To bestow the last earthly kiss upon his mothers dying lips, Arthur Haynes, a young white man of Calhoun county, now in the penitentiary for murder in the second degree, was yesterday pa rolled by Governor Jelks until June 1st.
 On her deathbed in the respec table home near Anniston Haynes mother lies crying pitiably that her eyes may rest once more upon the form of her wayward son. Between the racking hemorrhages of the white plague which has wasted one lung of the heart until the dearest of her bosom, now disgraced in stripes at the Walls in Wetumpka, has once more clasped her: This done she pleads to all around part this life.
 Affected by the scenes as reported.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-18
ARTHUR HAYNES, A YOUNG CONVICT,
 PAROLED TO VISIT HIS DYING MOTHER

prominent citizens of Talladega and other neighboring cities petitioned the Governor for q parole of young Haynes long enough to allow him visit to his mother. There was greater pity still when the Governor was reminded that the young mans father Is blind and helpless.
 The parole was granted to last until June 1, when Haynes is required to return to the walls. He was convicted November 4 1904, and sentenced to three years Imprisonment.
 The statement of the case by the Governor Is as follows: ...
 This young mans mother Is dying. The good citizens of Talladega beg that he may be allowed to return to that community. that his mothers pleadings may be satisfied. and she be allowed to look upon him again while in life.
 Leave is given him from this day with instructions to report back at the penitentiary at Wetumpka on the first day of June coming. The young mans good conduct during his life at the penitentiary has moved the Board of Pardons to ask that this favor be shown him."
 Haynes himself wrote d repentant appeal to the Governor, one striking paragraph of which was the statement that whether the parole was granted him or not his regard for the Governor would not be lessened.