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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-05
TRANSPORTS ASSEMBLING.
Thirteen Vessels Will Garry Amer.
lean Troops to Cuba.

Washington. Oct 5.-Quartermaster
General Humphrey Of the army is ex
erting oil his efforts to assemble as
early as possible the feet of trans
ports at Newport News, Va, from
which place the greater portion Of the
troops destined for Cuba are to sail
Thirteen vessels will be available foI
this purpose and should reach New.
port News In the next few days. II
is expected. however, that within a
week practically all the soldiers des-
tined for Cuba and who are going by
way OF Newport News will have
reached their rendezvous.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-05
Refuse to Be Dismissed.

Chicago, Oct. 5.-Lake Forest stu
dents who were dismissed for refus-
ing to sign an anti-hazing agreement
refuse to leave and attended classes
during the day as usual. They de-
clared they would continue to attend
classes until the college authorities
show they have legal tight to oust
them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-05
SOME TROUBLE EXPERIENCED.
insurgents at Santa Clara City Create
Disturbance.

Palmira, Province of Santa Clara,
Oct. 5.-Considerable difficulty Is be-
ing experienced in disarming the mill
tia In Santa Clara City. Only por-
tion of that force was disarmed and
the remaining militiamen fired many
shots for the purpose OF creating
disturbance. The inhabitants Of the
city are greatly alarmed. Captain
Bauman, with 100 American marines,
has been sent to Santa Clara from
Cienfuegos.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-05
BOLD BANK ROBBERY.
Jap institution at San Francisco Held
Up in Daylight.


San Francisco. Oct. 5.--TwO robbers
entered the Kimmon Ginko, Japa-
nese bank, also known as the Golden
Gate bank, at 1858 O'Farrell street. at
noon and after fatally beating s. Ura-
kata, the manager Of the bank. and
seriously injuring A. Sassaki. clerk,
with piece of gaspipe. escaped with
$4,000 In gold. Manager Urakata died
two hours later from his injuries. Ura-
kata was acting teller
The robbers chose time when
there were but few persons transact
ing business In the bank and the SEN
sational and bold crime was so quickly
perpetrated that 1t was all over before
the crowds of people passing the doors
Of the institution were aware of what
had taken 4k.ce.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-05
CLEVELAND FOR SENATOR.
Ex-President Suggested to New Jersey
Democrats.

democrats.
New York;. Oct. 5.-The World edi-
torially suggests Grover Cleveland to
the Democrats of New Jersey who are
seeking a candidate for United States
senator. After reciting that the elec-
tion of Mr. Cleveland would not be
against precedent, two former pres.
idents having served In congress after
they left the White House. the World
says:
MIR. Cleveland undoubtedly would
not be a candidate for United States
senator In the sense that he would
actively seek an election. But II the
New Jersey legislature should elect
him who can believe that he would de-
cline? When did Grover Cleveland
ever shirk a public duty?"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-05
TRAGIC AFFAIR AT CHARivARl
Young Physician Fatally Shot at crlv.
liz, Wis.

tS4i Vvtos
Marinette, Wis, Oct 5.-Dr. Henry
f. Conover Of Crivitz, young physi-
clan, was fatally shot at Crivitz. The
shot was fired from gun In the
hands of Richard Hamilton, a saloon
keeper, at charivari. Hamilton
claims that the gun was discharged
accidentally, but he has been arrest
cd pending the result Of the coroner's
inquest. The tragic affair occurred at
the home Of newly welded couple
DR.. Conover heard the noise and went
over to the house to quiet the crowd.
He was entering the door when the
shot was fired. He was carried into
che house and died In a short time In
the arms of the man who shot him
before physicians could reach him.
5EFORE THE GRAND JURY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-05
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY.
Disarmament In Cuba Moves Along
Without Trouble.

Havana, Oct 5.-Brigadier General
Funston has received kilograms from
all the members OF the disarmament
commission. from various parts. OF the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-05

Avui,l aly,,sl arr alum phos-
phate Lc.ls ros1,syders. The
Label lazy xec. easres that all
the ingret3e,.-s.;; be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
~ NOTE.-Safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder, which is a
pure, cream Of tartar baking powder, :
and the best that can be made.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-05
sEFoRE THE GRAND JURY.

He0COF6 NUOSeVEN, JTv dHO TeI1UW
Student Questioned
Boston, Oct. 5.-For about twenty
minutes Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. and
Meredith Blagden, both Harvard stu.
dents, who are charged with knowing
something about the alleged assault
recently committed upon Patrolman
FRAZIER OF the Boston police on Boston
common, were before the Suffolk coun-
ty grand jury. They had been sum-
moned by District Attorney Moran to
give the Jury information concerning
the assault.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
TOBACCO STOLEN FROM CAR
Hundred and Twelve DOIIsrs' worth
Gone and Freight House
Man ia Arrested.

Charles II. Antrim. empoye Of the
local Illinois Central freight house. has
been arraigned in police court on a charge
OF grand larceny. preferred ny j. w. Deit-
rick, agent for the Illinois Control Antrim
was held under bond and win he given
an opportunity to plead on Monday morn
ing .
The complaint against Antrim filed by
Deputy County Attorney Foster charges
the man with stealing fifty butts of plug
tobacco from the Illinois Central freight
house a few days ago. The police have
been unable to apprehend James Gallagher
OF 2s0l Dodge street, said to have been
an accomplice with Antrim. Gallagher also
was an employee of the Illinois Central at
the freight house.
The evidence to be offered against Antrim
is that he hired an expressmsn whom he
told Ire had a shipment OF tobacco at the
freight house. where he should inquire for
Gallagher. The tobacco was taken by the
expressman about p. m, and in a manner
that made 1t appear like an ordinary trans
action The consignment was billed to the
McCord- Brady company. The tobacco
weighed 225 pounds, was valued at Sl12yO
Wholesale price, and was received in
saloon on Vinton street. where It was left
by the expressman. Detectives Drumny
and Maloney arrested Antrim.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
BOY IN EUROPE, GIRL ST. LOUIS
Young RawitEer and Miss williams
Are Separated by Convent walls
and Atlantic Ocean.

Distance lenos enchantment." Here IL
an opportunity for the old adage to make
good.
With the wallis OF a Catholic convent.
and the width of the Atlantic ocean be-
tween them two of Cupid's young victims
are told to let the old love linger and II
II still lives after separation of two
years satisfy IT with the marriage bond.
Miss Grace Williams, whose disappear
ance from the city two weeks ago was
attended by more or less interest, Is now
in Catholic educational Institution at ST.
Louis, where she will receive a two years
course. Earl Rawitzer. the young man who
was infatuated with Miss Williams, has
been sent by his parents to England and
France on a trip. He is now in England
1t IL Understood that two years hence, II
the young people are still of the same
mind, they will be allowed to be married
Miss Williams is is, while Rawitzer is IL
The case first came into public light when
Williams. the girls father, who lives
at s461 Miami street called at the police
station for assistance In locating his
daughter One of the features of the case
was a trip TO Council BLUFFS by the young
couple for the purpose OF getting married.
but their plans in that direction were frus-
trsted by the boys mother. who was re-
ported as SenuinS neT boy nome ana TAX
ing the girl to the Willard hotel for the
night. For some days after that williams
had detectives on the trail of the girl and
the matter was placed in the hands Of the
county attorney for investigation. All sorts
OF wild stories were circulated regarding
the matter.
Miss williams worked at the Omaha Tent
and Awning factory with young Rawitzer.
whose father is manager OF the place An
attachment sprang up between the young
people When the boys father learned of
the affair he advised the boy TO think
wisely in the matter. and told him he
would send the young woman to college for
year or 50. But the young Romeo
wanted to override his fathers wishes In
the premises by taking his Juliet to Coun-
ell Bluffs with intentions of marrying her.
week ago Deputy County Attorney
Fitch received a letter purporting, 70 have
been written by Miss Williams at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
EAGLES MEET AT MAGIC CITY
First state Convention OF the order
VIII BE Held in south
Omaha,

On Monday and Tuesday June rs and 26,
state convention of the Fraternal Order
OF Eagles will be held in South Omaha.
Omaha aerie IS is lending its assistance
to the South Omaha Eagles in preparing
for the event. 1t Is expected all OF tho
eighteen aeries In Nebraska will be repre-
scented in the convention by from one to
dozen delegates.
This Is the first state convention of tho
order to be held and the South Omaha
Rerie has laid out a program that is calcu-
lated TO give the visitors decidedly good
impression of Magic City hospitality. on
the evening of the 18th banquet is to be
SERVED to the delegates at the Exchange
dining hall, and on the evening OF the 5th
a big smoker is to be given at the Eagle
hall in South Omaha, which promises to
be the greatest thing in that line ever given
in the city.
Grand Worthy President Hy d. Davis of
Cleveland, o.. has written that he will at
tend and aid in starting the new state
aerie of in the right way. State Deputy
Grand President Lepinski of Hastings will
also attend. ]. A. Tuthill will act as Presl-
dent Lepinski's representative in the pre-
liminary arrangements. The committee of
South Omaha aerie in charge of the ar
rangements for the convention consists of
Fl. B. Flcharty. jay Williams. George Ken
nedy, Fred Parks, J. 8. Walters, J. NJ.
Tanner, Dan McLain, Frank Clark and w.
w. Cole.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
JOE CROWS TRIAL TUESDAY
Former Postmaster, Legislator and
Grand Jury Foreman Comes
Up Next Week.

No cases being ready TOR trial in the
United States courts Saturday. the petit
Jury was excused until 1880 Monday, The
first case 10 be called for trial will be that
Of Tony Cutler, indicted for sending an
obscene letter through the mails Cutler
halls from Falls City. Tuesday viii begin
the trial OF Joseph Crow former foreman
Of the federal grand Jury and former legis-
lator and postmaster of Omaha, on the in
dictment of seeking to defeat the ends Of
justice by trying to influence certain mem
bers OF the federal grand jury, OF which
he was foreman, IN November. 1906 from
bringing an indictment against Rev. George
G. Ware and others who were under in
vestigation at the time for conspiracy in
land fraud matters in Thomas county.
The application for an injunction in the
case OF LathrOp ct al against Moynahen
et al, from the district court OF Cheyenne
county is being argued before Judge Nun
ger In the United States circuit court Tho
case is the outgrowth of a deal in the sale
Of a majority OF the stock OF an independ-
ent telephone company 20 the defendants
and the operation OF the telephone line by
the defendants. The plaintiffs hold that
the sale Is not a valid one and are now
seeking TO recover the property. having
transferred the case to the United States
courts, the motion being originally granted
by the district court OF Cheyenns county.
The attorneys for the defendants. smyth
a Smith, are arguing the motion for the
dissolution Of the Injunction.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
BRYAN IN MAYORS OFFICE
Democratic Leaders Framed Likeness
Now AdOrns once of Omaha's
Chief Executive.

The framed likeness and autograph OF
william Jennings Bryan now hangs over
the executive desk at the city hall. Mayor
Dahlman had the picture placed there Sat-
urday morning. 1t is Mr.. Bryan's debut
in the mayors Office, but ne now gets the
place of highest honor
Mayor Dahlman has taken the iniative
in planning for a public reception to
Bryan when he returns from Europe He
has written letter TO the democratic
leader, declaring that he must accept the
arrangements and that personally he will
not take no for an answer. The mayor J
idea Is to have the reception a great AFFAIR
but along simpler lines than at first pro-
posed. He thinks it should be stripped Of
craftsmanship and represent merely thu
tribute OF Nebraska citizens to distin-
guished fellow-statesman returning from
a journey during which honors from ma
tions have been showered upon him in his
private capacity as a resident of the
United States travelling abroad.
Mayor Dahlman thinks banquet should
be given In honor Bryan. TO be followed
by public reception, preferably in the
Auditorium where speeches would De
made and everyone given a chance to
greet the guest
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

A decree Of divorce has been granted by
Judge Kennedy 10 Nina l. White from
Arna J. White on the grounds of nom
support and desertion.
Friday evening thieves entered a Union
Pacihc outht car near the Union station
ana took $50 and hve keys from the gar
ing In the car
"a sweeney, employment agent at EleV-
snth and tarnam streets, was discharged
~ the police judge Saturday morning.
Sweeney was charged with using false rem
reservations TO secure fee as employment
agent.
William Sawyer was given a verdict for
AiN-o against the city OF Omaha In Judge
Sears court Saturday morning He
claimed $40 from the city for the loss
an accident when his brother. Bert "a Nryey
drove into an excavation for . sewer al
fWenty-third Nnd VtntOn Stroots.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17

judges thought conditions might arise un-
der which the court would he justified in
interfering.
We do not mean TO say" he said. that
II would be impossible for the hindrance
TO voting to be 20 marked that the court
would not be justified IN interfering Cir
eumstances might be such that the dis
reimbursement would be ~ general that
the court could properly intervene. but
We hold that this Ia not such an extreme
case"
As an example OF a case IN which the
court. in the opinion Of the judges. would
be justified in interfering. Judge Kennedy
cited a ballot forty feet long or such
large number Of names that Il would be
impossible for a voter to cast his ballot
Eject Of the Decision.
"Of course the decision Is disappointing
but II will simply make US work along the
lines laid down by the court to elect the
Rosewater delegation" said Victor Rose
water. who has been interested in the man
agement OF this paft of the campaign. THE
rotation ballot will work a great and UNI
Necessary hardship upon the average voter,
which I believe he will resent II the OPP
position GO Mr.. Rosewater wanted to be fair
and wanted a direct expression Of prefer
ence as between him and their candidate,
they would have grouped their delegates
also and let the voters choose between the
two opposing groups. But they gave up all
hope OF winning out in Douglas county in
a square night long ago. That was evident
when they began making jug-handled COM
promise propositions because no one ever
heard Of them conceding anything except
what they were sure they could not get.
After they loaded up with father-in-law.
they started out with an idea OF getting an
Alphabetical ballot. and for that purpose
filed more than sixty names for state dele
gates, beginning with the initials A. B and
C. but when they came to figure on man
damus they discovered they had made a
and their only chence of confus-
ing the voters was by getting a rotation
ballot. which destroys the advantage they
figured on securing from having so many
delegates I'm A. and c at the top Of the
list. / believe Mr.. Rosewater's friends will
rally to his support now stronger than
ever. and by traordinary effort will see to
II that he gets the entire eighty-three del
eEates. Mr.. Rosewaters candidacy offers
the only hope OF keeping the senatorship
In Omaha and Douglas county. and do not
believe the republicans here want to help
the game of the state against Omaha by
splitting the Douglas delegation"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
Railway Notes aud Personals.

J; B. Ryan has been appointed eorp,ar-
eial agent OF the Rock Island at St paul
vice 1, A. Hunter, promoted.
SUNDAY, June IL, is the date for the in
ltea train, 20 run between Salt Lake civ
ana Marysville, at the entrance OF Vel
loMstOne park. i''
- The Northwestern will haul the Omaha
Real Estate exchange 10 Missouri VaIIeS,
i0r the annual picnic Thursday afternoon
iowa lines have advised their superior on
GERS 70 put In better rates for Iowa for the
Ak-Sar-Ben festivities this fall Hereto
FORE the rate has been a fare and a third
ana THIS year they have asked for a rae
one rare plus 90 cents for the round trip
include st. Joseph. Des Moines and Fort
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
MAN FOR MILK INSPECTOR
Joseph scuIIy is Choice OF Health
Commissioner, who viii Make
the Appointment

Mayor Dahlman has decided to permit
Health Commissioner Connell to select o
milk inspector and It is announced that
Joseph scully, a timer In the Union IA.
cifc shops, has been chosen for the place
The mayor thinks the appointment does not
have to be confirmed by the council unde,
the ordinance creating the ONCE. There
were many applicants for the place and tho
Germsn-Americans were especially anxious
to MI II with man OF their nationality.
They complain that they have not been
accorded any patronage by the administra.
ton,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
BIC MONEY OUT OF OPTIONS
Heavy Profits Come to Omaha Dealers from
Soaring Grain Prices
EXCHANGE SCENE OF MUCH EXCITEMENT
several Local Operators Are Credited
with BEING Thousands Ahead
and They Are sticking
20 HOIdipgs.

Higher each day go the option prices IN
corn, wheat and oats. and with each sue
ceeding advance the Omaha traders ara
making money Almost to man the
Omaha dealers are long on all lines Of
grain.
Several local operators are credits ed
with being each several thousand dollars
to the good. They are not letting go their
holdings. for they expect TO double their
profits. being firm in the faith that the
whole list will continue to advance.
The moor of the Omaha Grain exchange
Saturday morning was a small pandemon-
ium, the yells of the excited bulls Milling
the air with each succeeding higher quo
tstion. At IL o'clock corn was up 1Hc,
wheat &c and oats 2hc oats reached
the highest figure marked up on the board
since the opening Of the exchange. The
price in Chicago at the same time. reached
4Oc, the highest with one exception for
four years
The mad flight of oats strengthens the
belief OF local men that there is a corner
In this grain. They fear TO get into a ma
nipulated market. but those who had oats
bought some time ago are holding tight.
Elevator men say the amount of oats in
the country lie very light Large guam
titles OF that grain have gone from Me-
braska to Colorado and Wyoming in the
last few months and the shipments east
through Omaha have been heavy.
Local sentiment on all grains has been
very bullish for some time, the trade feel
ing that the deficiency in rainfall in the
southwest would force prices up. Late
sentiment in Minneapolis has been bearish,
while the feeling in Chicago has been d.
vided. Consequently considerable grain
has been disposed Of by those towns on
the Omaha market, and the Omaha dealers
have also bought there. The latter de-
clara fheu will hold m ,,,,tf1 ragns o,r,~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17

John A. Tuthill's Tuxedo Buffet has al
ways been noted among the connoisseurs
Of Omaha and the whole western country
for the excellence OF its offerings to the
public This season the owner OF the
Tuxedo is making a new departure, to
keep fully abreast of the most progressive
in his line. Manager Sam A. wilmot has
been sent east for the express purpose of
making a personal selection of wines
liquors, cordials. and everything that
high class buffet should have to cater to a
particular and fastidious clientele, not for
getting the very latest in mixed drinks.
On Mr.. Wilmot's return. about the LIST
of July, the Tuxedo will be serving every
thing that can be called for by man from
any part of the country. and Mr.. Tuthill
expects to Guido even his past record for
high class catering.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
Lot for Nine T1.ou.ans

Cara f. Curtis has sold through s. q.
Curtis lot of block 125. Seventh and Doug
las streets. for 5000, TO Fred Krause, a
company. The lot If under the Douglas
street viaduct and is that on which the
building OF the Omaha Tank Company
which was recently burned stood for wears
The price was about 81 a square foot and
Is considered a fair figure. F. A. Henninger
Is preparing plans for one-story hricl<
building to be erected on the lot for a
prospective tenant
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
Castro Resumes once.

WASHINGTON. June 16-President Cas-
tro Will resume the presidency Of vene-
zuela July 8. The State department today
received dispatch by way of willemstadt
announcing that on June II President
Castro declared this intention to Vice Presi-
dent Gomez and a delegation that visited
him at La Victoria and requested him to
resume the presidency
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
Building Permits.

The city has issued the following build
Ing permits: p, Ktewit 5000 frame dwell
Ing at Twenty-sixth and Martha; w. D.
eighth and Woolworth avenue; L. Nelson
HSO0 frame dwelling at Thrty-ffth and
lafayette avenue; Walter Brandes, 5000
brick store at Tenth and Mason: Mrs
John Gretzinger. 2.0OO frame dwelling al
Twenty-sixth and Seward; F. eiman, 1850
frame dwelling at Twenty-seventh and
Jackson; Edward NJ. Comm, $4,000 brick
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
Brother is Missing.

C. F. Davis of Colon and O. b. Davis ~
Fremont are anxious concerning the where
aoouts OF their brother F. e. Davis who
Drought his wife to Omaha from Fremont
on June and has not been heard from
since. II ives Understood Mr. Davis was TO
START MS wife TO Knoxville. Tenn from
Omaha and then return 10 Frennonf I'M
police have received several inquiries about
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17

veneered dwelling at Glenwood avenue and
Lincoln boulevard. Convent OF the Good
Shepherd. N50O1 additional story to brick
building at Fortieth and jackson: NJ An
dersOn $3.50 frame dwelling at Thirty
sixth and Boulevard; v =. kuncl. 81 600
frame dwelling at Fourteenth and William.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
roSxasena ann Tnnn,.

The Elks base ball team has been reor-
eani1ed under the name OF the Townsend
Gun team. II would like TO hear from
any amateur teams in Nebraska or Iowa
Address !; ouigley. Room g. Barker block
Or phone Douglas toSl This IL the linsup:
2ui9iey, formerly OF the Lakealdes catch:
Doran and Robinson. pitch: Pearson. hrst.
oanis. short: Robinson. third; Elliott Sec
ono; I-ogan Barr, left neld Jim Mullen.
center neldi Grant AeMonigal, right feld
Omaha sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
Fishing aRd campinE Rates 10 MadI-
Gon Lake, WatervtIle and ElysiAn,
Aian.. Via chicago Great


For parties Of ten or more. one fare and
one-third for the round trip. good for ten
days. Tickets on sale daily until Sep
tembsr o. For further information apply
10 II. II. Churchill. c. A. lEI2 Farnam ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-17
sundry Civil Bill Tn.

WASHINGTON, June 1e.-The house to-
day resumed consideration OF the sundry
civil bill