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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Fair and Continued warm Thbrsdayt
Friday Fair and Cooler In NORTH
west Portion.
RIOT IN BAKERS STRIKE
Attacks on shops In which Nonunion
Men Are EmPIOyed-Bread wagons
Overturned I'm street.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Frequent outbreaks
OF rioting calling for drastic action by the
police, marked the course Of the strike Of
the Hebrew bakers on the East Side today
In an attack on a bakery in Allan street
NIFTY rioters broke into the place, completely
wrecked 1t ard upset barrels Of -four and
dough in the street The police reserves
had to be called out before the rioters
could be dispersed A committee OF 100 sent
from strike headquarters to a bakery IN
Orchard street to induce nonunion workmsn
10 quit, attacked the shop. hearing OF which
hundreds Of strikers rushed from the meet.
ing to the scene Of conflict One police
man who attempted to defend the nonunion
men was severely beaten, but held his
ground until rescued. The patrol wagon.
bringing squad OF reserves. was furiouslv
assailed by the mob, who stopped the horses
and even dragged some OF the men from
their seats. The rest quickly alighted and
charged the mob through rain OF bottles
and bricks that poured from roofs and win
dows. After ten minutes hard hghting the
mob was dispersed
At many points on the East Side wagons
carrying bread were attacked. the drivers
beaten and the contents thrown into the
street. Many women participated In these
attacks. According TO the strikers, the
loaves thus destroyed were supplied from
shops in Philadelphia and other nearby
towns
Throughout the whole lower East Side a
bread famine was general among the He
brews for the people not only refused TO
eat any but kosher bread but appeared to
be bent on destroying all the bread Of that
character which they could lay their
hands on.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
SCOTTISH SAILORS sTARvE
Horrible story of Suffering Told by
... Crew of British steamer
BarntOn.

CHESTER, Pa. Aug. s.-Thirteen Scot
tish sailors taken from the fever-stricken
steamship Barnton and now in the Chester.
hospital, tell a horrible tale of suffering
The say that stores could not be procured
in foreign ports and when they were at
sea all the meat became unft to eat, but
they either had 10 acceph It or starve.
The men said that Captain MacGregor
was not to be blamed for the condition of
food which spoiled after the vessel had left
shore
After the men entered the Chester hospl-
tai they began TO rave for food and insisted
on being given full meal The doctors
found that the worst Of their sufferings
were the result of being nearly starved to
death The patients are doing well. They
are fed every three hours their diet con-
sisting Of milk. soft boiled eggs, cereals
and broth. They eat heartily, always call
ing for more.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
ROCKEFELLER PLANS GIFTS
Hopes to Make Chicago University
the Greatest Seat of Learn
ing on Earth.


CLEVELAND, o., Aug. e.-The World
News today says that at conferences now
taking place at Forest Hill between John
D. Rockefeller and. President William R.
Harper Of Chicago university. plans are
being formulated for the further endow-
ment Of that educational institution by
Mr.. Rockefeller. President and Mrs. Har-
per arrived in Cleveland today. The visit
OF the Harpers to the home of Mr. Rookie
feller is said to be one OF a social ma
ture, but II is known plans involving the
outlay of &5o,oOooOO are under considera-
tion by Mr.. Rockefeller, who designs to
make the University Of Chicago the great
est seat OF learning in the world. It is
believed that the inal steps in the matter
will have been taken before President
Harper leaves Forest Hill and that his re-
turn to Chicago will be followed by the
announcement that the work Of enIarging
the scope Of the university viii be begun
Immediately. '--
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
BENNINGTON REPORT is READY
Finding of Board of Inquiry ON Cause
of Disaster win BE Made in
Day or Two.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. e.-The :Benning-
ton court of inquiry today again engaged
in listening TO reading of the testimony
that has been heard up to the present time
and in authenticating documents 1t is ex-
pected that the report of the board will be
made in a day or two. The flagship Chi
cago and the Bennington will leave for
Mare island Saturday evening. On satur-
day morning a memorial service will be
held in Isis theater in remembrance OF the
Bennington dead and in the afternoon the
officers and men Of the Chicago and the
Bennington will pay a visit TO Fort Rose
Grams and the military cemetery.
The remaining injured sailors in the hos
pital are doing we'll Ensign Campbell OF
the Chicago will be in charge Of the Ben
nington until It is taken away,
Ten more bodies buried on Point Iona
will be exhumed and sent to relatives in
the east
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
PRoTESTANTS TO FORM UNION
Representative of Tventy-Four Re-
HEious Denominations VIII Hold
Meeting In New York.

NEW YORK, Aug 9-Twenty-four re-
lieious denominations. containing $1,000 900
comuncants. have each appointed from
hve to hfty delegates TO meet in this city
on November Is to take part in an inter
church conference on federation. The meet
ing will be held IN Carnegie hall for a
week, the object being the federation OF
the Protestant forces In America. Presi-
dent Roosevelt has expressed his sympathy
with the movement and It is expected that
one or more members Of his cabinet will
be able to take part in the discussions Of
the conference.
The sixty speakers on the program and
the presiding officers include Ave bishops
of the Protestant Episcopal church. six
bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church,
a bishop OF the Reformed Episcopal church,
a bishop OF the Morovlan body, representa-
tiveo Of the Presbyterian, Congregational.
Baptist and other denominations, two
United States supreme court justices. two
judges Of state courts, a United States
senator, congressman, a governor. a
mayor and several college presidents and
professors. editors and ministers.
Among the issues 10 BE- brought before
the church and nation by the conference
are religious education. the social organi-
cations, evangelizatlon, home and foreign
missions, the fellowship of faith, the ma
tional life and Christian progress. Besides
declaring faith in the essential unity Of the
Protestant churches, several speakers will
rehearse the practical workings Of pres
ent federation movements in cities. rural
districts, states, foreign lands and interde-
nominational work. Denominational ral-
lies, platform meeting devoted to young
peoples movements, and a reception to
the delegates 1t the Waldorf-Astoria. given
by the half dozen denominational social
unions in this city, will be among the more
popular features of the conference.
The chairman of the executive committee
is DR.. William Henry Roberts OF Phlla-
delphia the secretary, DR.. f. B. Sanford
of New York
The chairmen of other committees, all
New York men, are: Program, Dr. Will
liam Hayes Ward; finance, Stephen Baker;
hospitality, Prof. K. S. Tipple reception.
DR.. h. B. Tupper; meetings, Rev NJ. E.
Dwighti publication. w. T. Demarst: pulpit
supply, DR. Wallace MacMullen; press, DR.
John Bancroft Devlns.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
RUSSIANS FORCED TO RETREAT
General Linevitch Tells of Turning
of FlRpks by soldiers
of Japan.

ST PETERSBURG, Aug. s.-General
Linevitch, in telegram to the emperor
dated August s. reports that the Russian
forces operating TO the eastward of the
Mandarin road advanced August towards
denle near the village OF Chagon, twenty
four miles south Of Taulu. The Japanese
assumed the offensive and turned. both
hanks compelling the Russians to retreat
TO the northwsrd. The japanese followed
In pursuit and again encountered part
Of the Russian force, which halted in the
Nadoulin gorge, but after a hot fusillade
they returned to the southwark. The
Russians in the Hailung Cheng district.
the general says. occupied the village Of
fulangtse, after 8 skirmish.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN TICKET
Platform Adopted at ROAnORke and
Full Ticket Named for
state Omces.

ROANOKE Va, Aug. s-when' the re-
publican state convention reassembled to-
day the resolutions committee brought in
the platform which was adopted. The plat
form endorses the national republican plat
form, especially sound currency, protective
tariff, expansion, the Monroe doctrine, the
Panama canal and a larger navy. II en-
dorses President Rooseyelt's administra-
tion and his determination to give every
one a square deal"
After the platform was adopted a new
plan OF organization OF the party was
read and adopted and the following nom-
nations were made For governor, L. L.
Lewis Of Richmond. lieutenant governor
w. II. Kent Of Wythville attorney gen
eral. George A. Rivercomb OF Allegheny:
treasurer. John Aker Of Rockingham: SUI
perintendent OF public instruction, J. n
Harman OF Tazewell
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
LIGHTNING STRIKES OIL TANK
Another Fire In Humble Field c.n...
Loss of Many Thousand
Dollars

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug s.-Lightning
struck two tanks Of the Quincy company
on the Humble oil field today, setting botb
on hre, over 10000 barrels OF oil were
stored in the tanks, all OF which was de-
stroyed, entsiling loss OF between $50. 600
and $4,000
In addition a number Of small settling
tanks were burned, causing a further loss
OF 2ooo barrels. The burning oil spread
70 the neld, where a number OF wells were
enveloped by the fre About a dozen der
rieks. with machinery, we're burned
A number OF air plants, used in raising
the oil and lot Of machinery were also
destroyed
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
NEW FORM OF MONEY ORDER
Postmaster General Approves Blanks
which VIII Make Forgery
More DimcuIt.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Before leaving
Tor his vacation Postmaster General Cor
telyou directed the issuance OF a new from
OF money order which It is believed will be
proof against alteration at the hands of
forgers The department has been greatly
annoyed at the operations of persons who
purchase money orders for small amounts
and raise them. passing them upon mer-
chants after once hours.
Although the direct loss falls entirely on
those who accept the orders, the depart
ment refusing TO cash them except as
originally drawn, there has been a heavy
indirect expense involved in the pursuit,
arrest and conviction of the Offenders.
The form adopted will be issued as soon
as the new plates can be prepared and
other necessary preIlminaries can be made
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
TRADE WINDS NOT BLOWING
ship Drifts From Honolulu 10 DeIa-
ware BreRkwRter In
steady Calm.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. s-An unusual
condition, the absence OF trade winds an
sea, was today reported by Captain Good
win Of the ship Dirigo, which arrived At
the spreckles sugar refinery from Honolulu
with cargo of raw sugar. The Dirieo
according to Captain Goodwin, practically
drifted from Honolulu TO the Delaware
oreakwater, distance OF 1900 miles. The
run required lbe days. on several davs
the Dirigo' which is one Of the fastest
clipper ships anoat, made only fifty miles.
The weather in both the Atlantic a,5
Pacific oceans was calm and suItrv v,,tb
incessant rains, like eloudbursts. deluptng
the big ship, Only two vessels were ser
until quite close to the land.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
SHEA DEFENDS HIS COURSE
President of Teamsters' Union Under
Fire In National Convention
Mt Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. s.-Cornelius p.
Shea Of Boston, president of the Inter-
national Brotherhood Of Transfers, de-
tended his conduct of the recent strike in
Chicago at today's session of the brother
hoods annual convention. After giving in
detail the events that led up TO the trouble,
President Shea defended his course during
the strike. II say to you," he said that
did my duty there as l saw 1t, and what
ever responsibility is attached TO the con-
uuct OF that strike am mot afraid to tell
you-'put II on the Shoulders of Shea
President Shea came In for criticism when
the reports Of executive officers were read
at the afternoon session. Michael Casey
of San Francisco, third vice president of
the organization, in his report character
lied the strike a dismal failure that
had brought the teamsters into disrepute.
He then said
The organization has suffered in prestige
grace resulting from IL. II will be a mis-
take for this convention to whitewash the
omcers who were responsible for this.
Chris F. o'Nein of Buffalo, fifth vice
president, upheld President Shea in his con-
duct Of the strike. He said that in a short
time the organization would be in better
condition than ever and added:
ployers Of Chicago have to show for the
million dollars they squandered IN the
futile effort to disrupt our organization
The seventh vice president, John sheri-
dan, of Chicago, in his report recommended
that:
No local should become involved in a
strike, sympathetic or otherwise except by
a two-thtrds vote of the local members
together with the endorsement of the joint
council and the approval of the general
executive board. The charter of a local
should be revoked for a failure to comply
with these conditions
No action was taken on the recommended
tion. The committee on resolutions made
a partial report involving the Jurisdiction
of the brotherhood and other labor bodies
over certain classes of teamsters. A propo-
sition to establish a. death benefit fund was
defeated after considerable debate
The financial report for the last year
shows a small balance in receipts over ex-
penditures Last year eighty-six new locals
were organized and eighteen discontinued
There was a falling of in membership OF
1853, due, 1t is declared, to lack of discip-
line.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
JEWS MAY APPEAL TO WITTE
New York Men Are Discussing Matter
of Asking Leniency for CO.
ReIiEiohIsts.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9-The presence in
America of sergius witte, the Russian
peace envoy, is the result OF a lively de-
bate going on among the east side Jews
many Of whom favor the sending Of A
delegation TO NJ. Witte with an appeaI
for the amelioration OF their brethren's
condition in Russia. Those with revolu-
tionary ideas are stoutly opposing the idea
and the plan has thus far taken no definite
shape.
The Jewish newspapers have taken up
the discussion. One of them is inviting the
votes Of its readers 10 settle the question
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
ARMY AND NAVY RECEPTION
ThronES Attend Fete Given in Honor
of Taft and Miss Roose-
welt.

MANILA. Aug. s-Throngs Of people at
tended the reception given to Secretary
Taft Miss Alice Roosevelt and the other
members OF their party by the Army and
Navy club tonight Rear Admiral Enouist
OF the Russian navy and his stan were
present The reception was the most bril-
liant in the history OF Manila.
During the morning the party, In automo-
biles, inspected new Fort Mckinley and re-
viewed the troops. In the afternoon the
tobacco planters were given hearing, SEN
ator Scott of West Virginia acting as chair
man of the meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
of Ocean vessels Aug.

AT New fork-Arrived: Prinz Oskar.
from Genoa: Barbarosa, from BTenaen
SAILED: Oceanic. for Liverpool; POtsdam.
from Glasgow.
Al OueenstoWn-Arrived: Ivernia from
Boston: Teutonic from New York
York.
Al Dover-Arrived: Rhaetia, from New
York
AZ Liverpool-saued Baltic, for New
York; HayerfoTd, for Philadelphia
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

This table shows that in Douglas county
for 1906 the total tax levy for state,
county, city and school purposes, based on
a one-ifth valuation of property, pur.
suant to the provisions OF the revenue law
enacted by the legislature of 1903, is dxed
at SIS mills. The table shows the details
of the levy.
The city council having certified its levy
to the County Board of Equalization, that
board yesterday fixed the levy under its
jurisdiction and adjourned sine die. The
Board OF County Commissioners then met
and approved the rate.
incidentally. as County Clerk Drexel
pointed out in The Bee yesterday, the
Board of Equalization had adjourned before
Attorney General Brown had time to pro
mulgate his avowed scheme of compelling
by mandamus the county authorities to ex-
tend the assessment ordered by the state
board against the woodmen of the Worlds
reserve fund of 100000, so that matter
was not contemplated in the figures dealt
with by the county board. Just what ac-
ton the attorney general can take is not
known, but Mr.. Drexel says the board has
adjourned sine die and intimates that the
whole thing is, in diplomatic language, a
closed incident at least for this year
The one-hfth total assessed valuation of
property in Douglas county on which the
county rate is based, is $29 S1s.30O Last year
this amount was SIS ss2,s29. The city's one,
fifth would be S2,S91,64O. In the total for
the county there is no change of last years
rate, but in the detail two slight changes
are made: the road fund is brought up
half mill and the bridge fund lowered
that much. The state rate is increased one
mill, to carry out the provisions of the
ShaldnD or y,,g1
throughout the state, the proceeds of which
are to apply toward the obliteration of the
state debt. The county had no option in
This
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Edward Celebrates Coronation AnnI-
versary by Reviewing the ships
of Two Nations.

British fagships the firing Of a royal salute
commenced and the entire combined fleets
joined in salvo Of 1Ol guns. His majesty,
wearing the uniform of an admiral stood
alone on the bridge Of the royal yacht at
salute. All the ships were dressed and
manned and their bands played God Save
the King"
The review lasted an hour and then the
Victoria and Albert returned 70 its moor
inBs Later the king proceeded to the
battleship Massera, the French flagship.
where he was the guest OF Vice Admiral
Calliard at luncheon. The prince of Wales
and the duke Of Connaught accompanied
his majesty. The French feet then weighed
anchor and entered Portsmouth harbor
As soon as the ships were docked the
civil and military officials paid formal calls
on them. which were later returned by
the French officers
The French officers were banqueted at
the naval barracks. Speeches were made
by the prince Of Wales, Admiral Caillard
and Admiral Sir John Fisher Toasts to
President Loubet and the prince OF Wales
were enthusiastically cheered
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Telephone Association Names omeer..

PEORIA, III, Aug. 9.-The question Of
the location OF the next state conVentlon
OF the Illinois Independent Telephone as
soetation was left to the executive com
mittee. II Is understood. however, that
Peoria will be again selected. Vice presi-
dents were elected as follows. A. JfVer-
ner. kankakee; Frank Zinneu. Savannah.
F. NJ. Ash, kewanee; B. +. Wasson. Clin-
Monmouth: ] H Hamsey, Auburn: III &
kinpe, Marshall; William II. Basser, 81
Louis and c. 4. Huh, Salem.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

Messrs. Charles A. Looms and G. II. Pat
tison Of Kansas City called at the comp
troller's ONCE today and had a long con-
ference with the acting comptroller In re-
gard to the proposed organization OF a
trust company at Kansas City TO take over
the assets and assume the liabilities of the
City National bank. They were advised
that the proposition could not be enter
tained in the form presented.
Another plan was outlined This would
accomplish in effect the results desired to
be attained by the plan submitted by this
committee, but in a more definite legal
manner. The committee expressed its de-
termination and confidence Of being able 10
carry Il into effect without material delay.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. s,-Depositors OF the
City National bank met here today and
discussed the trust company plan for ad-
ministering the affairs OF the bank A mem
Der OF a committee OF local bankers who
examined the condition OF the City National
In order 20 report 10 the bankers from ad.
Joining states who are organizing the trust
company, asserted later that the deposltors
had signed an agreement 10 accept stock
IN the proposed new concern.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
PINCKNEr SUCCEEDS SToHR
General FreiEht Agent of Chicago
Great western Tenders ResiEna-
tiOn 10 Take Erect at once.

ST PAUL, MINI, Aug 81. G. stohr.
general freight agent OF the Chicago Great
Western railroad, rendered his resignation
10 take effect today and It was at once
accepted and w. Z. Pinckney assistant
general freight agent, named as his sue
cessor.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
BurEess AgaIn svvims channeI.

DOVER. England, Aug. st W Burgess
started this morning from the coast guard
station at Lydden. four miles northwest
OF this port ia another attenmt TO swim
across the channel After being six hours
IN the water, he was about twelve miles
out and was going strong.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
CITY NATIONAL BANK REPORT
Condition of Affairs of Kansas City
Institution ns shown by
Comptroller.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s,-The frst report
Of the receiver of the City National bank
OF Kansas City, which closed it's doors on
July %, 1905, was received today by the
comptroller of the currency and shows the
following classification of assets: Good.
SS49'54s doubtful, 1851, SIS; worthless, s7l5S5.
IiabilIties 10 be as fnlIoMs:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

Regarding Attorney General Browns
statement that he would force the county
clerk by mandamus to extend the assess
ment against the Woodmen OF the Worlds
81 10000 reserve fund, County Clerk Drexel
said:
THE County Board of Equalization has
adjourned sine die and the levy is made.
The levy cannot be reopened. There is no
longer any board of equalization in Douglas
county and will not SIntil next year.
I guess the attorney general is little
late"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
No Change In Total for County of Last
Year, hut the state is one
Mil More for
Debt.


General purposes. $3.50 600, bond sinking
fund, $50, eco, water board tax, S1C0 600. SO
School fund ....,................... .lSO
$50
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
work In Insular PossessIons.

In I65I Archbishop ChappeIIe was made
bishop coadjutor Of Santa Fe and became
archbishop of that diocese IN 1884 Three
years later, on the death Of Archbishop
Janssens, he was named archbishop OF
new Orleans, Then following the Spanish
American war he was appointed by the
pope as apostolic delegate 20 Cuba. Porto
Rico and the Philippines He went 10
the Philippines and spent much time there
IN connection with the settlement OF the
conditions growing out OF the change of
sovereignty In the Islands. He took up
the cause OF the friars and, tough hls
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-27

second day of December, 1904, which
said judgment and decree of fore
closure was on the second day of
December, 1904, duly recorded in
judgment book d of said court, at
page 276; wherein said defendants
were adjudged to be indebted to said
plaintiffs in the sum of five hundred
and seventy dollars and five cents
and nine dollars and fifty cents costs:
wherein / am commanded to sell ali
that, certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situated in the county of Chaves,
Territory of New Mexico and bound
ed n described as follows. to-wit:
lot number three Fairview. as the
said lot is laid down and described
on the plat Of said Fairview on file
in the office of the Probate Clerk and
Recorder of Chaves county, New Mex
leo: also a one hundred and twenty
eighth (1-12S) interest in and 10 the
Eureka Commonly called Stone)
ditch. subject to a prior mortgage of
and accrued interest thereon.
is hereby given, that on the