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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
NebraEia's IDEAL Candidate.
Tekamah Journal.

Underneath all there IL the idea prsya-
lent in the minds OF two-thirds OF the re-
publieans OF the state that in the person
OF Edward Rosewater one can md all the
elements necessary to make an ideal eandi-
date for Nebraska republicans 70 unite
upon. And It would not be surprising or
unexpected il that idea should be formu-
lated into = demand for his candidacy ere
the state convention shall cease its labors
Notwithstanding press bureau politics and
railroad trading stock candidates
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07

Edward ROsewater OF Omaha is again
mentioned in connection with the United
states senstorship. We doubt II there il
a more capable man in the state for the
place nor closer friend TO the rights Of
the common masses, but II is doubtful II
he can run the gauntlet Of the politicians,
who, in the case OF this particular ONCE,
are decidedly il.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
Record of Thirty Years.
WaYne Herald.

r. Rosewater. veteran editor OF The
Omaha Bee, meets considerable favor as
the proper man to send to the United
States senate 10 succeed Senator MillGrd.
Mr., ROsewater is probably the sblest man
In Nebraska, and has fought corporation
control and insisted on the rights Of the
masses for twenty-five or thirty years
II ROsewater boom for the senate should
happen to develop and succeed. no mistake
would be made.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
Firht Win zuIun.

DURHAM, Natal. May 6.-Colonel Man
sells column, which is pursuing the Zulu
rebels under Chief Bambaata, was at
tackled today by 200 Zulus while descending
a precipitous hill near the grave of Chief
Cetewayo. Sixty Zulus were killed. Colonel
Mansell had three men wounded
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
Something Doing.
NVaHadaId Ranthi{ca,,

II the Norris Brown boomers aren't care
tul Edward Rosewster OF The Omaha Bee
will shut their candidate out ana cap
ture the senatorial toga There is one
thing certain that IL Rosewater was made
a member Of the United States senate there
would be something doing in Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
Much favorable M@atisn.
Emerson Enterprise.

Omaha now has three announced cAndi-
dates, Senator Millard. @. W. wAttleS and
John L. Webster. Editor Edward Rose
water, who Is not an avowed candidate, il
receiving much favorable mention. In order
10 BE- strong IN the senatorial contest the
metropolis should unite on lie best man. for
II looks now as though il would bS Omaha
against the state
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
View. Of His Own.
renton Republican-LeadeI

AtthAuh NthAuiiNah-L Leduet'
We believe the western part OF the stale
q entitled TO recognition, but IL the SEN
std,-ship has 10 50 to Omaha, give US
edward ROsswateT He has views Of his
own and does not hesitate to express them
on any and all occasions.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
A Great Improvement.
Humboldt Leader,

The name OF f. Rosewater OF Omaha is
being prominently mentioned in connection
with the United States senatorship and Il
must be admitted that he would be a great
improvement over some who have pre-
tended 20 represent Nebraska in the upper
branch in the past. lie would at least be
doing something
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07

Police and cavalry = prevented
by the d, f. element
and good humor was Eener. Y. >1 valent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
Who Would Oppose Him.
Tekamah Herald.

Why talk OF Rosewater being a posi-
bility? Every railroad In the state would
fight him. besides all the machine poll
ticians and grafters, also a good many
others who have a lingering idea that II
Il was not for the sting OF The Bee that
they could have climbed the political lad
der and lined their pockets out Of the
public treasury.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
KING DIMES THE DELEGATES
Edward ROsewater and Captain
Brooks Among Those In

ROME May 6.-King Victor Emmanuel
and Queen Helena tonight gave a dinner
in honor of the delegates to the interna-
tional postal congress. Edward Rosewater
OF Omaha. Neb., and Captain N. M. Brooks,
superintendent OF foreign mails of the
United States Postofice department, at
tended.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
VIII Know He is There.
Cairo Record,

One thing Is certain IL Rosewater ever
breaks into the senate everybody will
know he is there and We Opine he would
make some Of the old relics who now wear
senatorial togas dance around like a boy
with hornet up his pants leg
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
An Expression Of Choice.

II the next senator is to come from
Omaha by all means let II be Rosewater
In preference to Webster, Millard, Greene
Wattles OF any of the others whose names
have been mentioned in that connection.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
An influential FaOt0r.
Lyons Sun.

II Senator Afiliard has served his day,
then why not strengthen our congressional
delegation and increase the prestige OF
our state by the selection Of Nr. RosSwatsr
a nlah experience and national reputa-
tion, who would be a strong and influential
factor in the senate from bis fTst day oE
service;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
Edward RoseWdter for United States Senator
Have Been Say 4eaa Page


There H. nones, who denies the. qualihoa-
tions of the Omaha editor for the position.
Edward Rosewater would be a credit to
the state as senator. 1t would be known
in Washington that Nebraska is on the
map.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
A Man With a FOIIOwihE.
Norfolk Press.

Douglas county republicans may as well
make up their minds that the only Omaha
candidate who can command respectable
following out in the state Is Edward Rose
water.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
4 Credit 20 the state.


While candidates for United states sen
ator are being mentioned il is noticeable
that Edward Rosewster OF The Bee Is GET
ting a major share Of ths compliments
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
Represents All the People.

Edward Rosewater would come more
nearly. and much more nearly, represent
ing all OF the people Of the state than
any man from Douglas county yet men
toned.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
Mighty AmOHE HIS supporters.


The Chronicle has always been a per-
sonal admirer OF Edward Rosewater. and
should he consent TO enter the senatorial
Eaee 3 mighty army Of supporters viii rise
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
Best Man for Senator.
uuvaaa errI-.

The Nebraska republicans ought to send
their best man to the senate 90 succeed
the mummy Millard and that man is Ed
ward Roaewater.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07

up from among thes rank and file Of the
republicans Of Nebraska. Many newspa-
pers throughout the state are already sup
porting Mr.. Rosewater. "'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07

The national house OF repress
complOte the naval Appropriat
week. II the foreign affairs co
set ths diplomatic and eonsula
ton bill ready in time. action
taken on that measure.
Aside from this legislation.
70 be devoted to the passage o
Suspension Of the rules, and
BE- devoted 10 the passage Of
sion bills.
the reading OF the naval bill
70 occupy the house Tuesday,
ana possibly THURSDAY. shoJ
ANY unoccupied time, however
two special orders already on
and the immigration bill is
the third. n the present plan
Sive Il that status. -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
rhe Man OF the Hour.



Editor RoseWater OF The Bee is the man
e the hour for United states senator.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07
NEBRASKA WEATHER FORECAST

FaIr and warmer Mondays Tuesday,
F'Rir and Cooler.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-07

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
BRYAN MEETS WAR MINISTER
A. Guest Of Major Bencom, Nebrnskan
Talks With Head of
British Army.

LONDON, July 6.-wilnam ,, Bryan to-
day lunched with Major John H. Beacon
the United States military attache. TO meet
War Secretary Haldane. The luncheon
was arranged particularly so that Mr.
Bryan and Mr.. Haldane could meet No
other guests were present
Ambassador and Mrs. Reid gave a lunch
con at Dorchester House today 10 a large
party of visiting Americans, including Paul
Morton and Mr.. and Mrs. Morton, Bishop
William p Lawrence. Boston, and Mrs.
Lawrence; John w. Yerkes commissioner
Of internal revenue; M. o. Keeler former
governor OF Connecticut, and d. o. Mills.
Mr.. Bryan has decided not to leave Lon
don on Monday. as he had intended, but
will remain until Thursday. principally to
hear Mr.. Hsldane, at the latters invitation.
deliver a speech on army retrenchment in
the House OF Commons. after which Mr..
Bryan will start on his tour OF the Rhine,
Switzerland and Italy. Mr.. Bryan has
also accepted invitations for next week
from Winston Spencer Churchill and others
in public life. when he will meet many
prominent persons. He will go to wrest
Park tomorrow with Ambassador and Mrs.
Reid.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
WARRANTS OUT FOR WITNESSES
Criminal Prosecutions TO Grow Ont of
MilliOnaire's Divorce suit
at PittsburR.

PITTSBURG, Pa, July GA controversy
by opposing counsel in the sensational suit
of Augustus Hsrtie, a millionaire paper
manufacturer of this city, against Mary
Hsrtje, his Wire, for di~orve which is now
being tried here. has developed that Chief
County Detective Robert q. Robinson has
warrants in his possession for the arrest
of Augustus Hartje, John l. Welshons, a
wealthy business friend, and Clifford Hooe,
oolored, former coachman for Hartje. The
charge against the three is conspiracy and
the informations were made before Alder
man Festus NJ. King by Detective Robin
son on April IS.
The warrants have not yet been served
and District Attorney Robb stated today
no action would be taken until the divorce
trial is concluded. Hooe, the negro coach
man, who was named as correspondent
in the case, is now in Jail awaiting trial
on the charge Of perjury in connection with
deposition made previous to the opening
of the present trial.
The first information that warrants had
been issued was received by Attorney
Ferguson, Hartje and Welshon when they
read the evening papers. Attorney Fergu-
son Immediately went to Alderman King 8
ONCE with Attorney Marion. Augustus
Hartje Edward ]. Hartje and Mr.. We'll
shon. where a demand was made that the
warrants be served. The lawyers read
the papers and then arranged for bail
which was placed at 5000 in each case
Attorney Edward J. Hartje went on the
bond of his brother, Augustus, and Mr.
Welshon. The hearing was fixed for Sat
urdsy, July II.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
ELECTION CASES ARE DROPPED
Defeated in Supreme Court. Denver
Honest Election League VIII
Not Continue.

DENVER, Colo, July s.-Attorneys for
the League for Honest Elections today
asked leave to withdraw their petition In
the criminal court for a grand jury 70 in
vestigate alleged frauds in the vote on
franchises at the city election May Is.
They made a formal statement the pu--
port OF which was that they wanted to
have a jury drawn by elisors and the in
vestigation conducted by special prose-
cutors, and as the supreme court had for
hidden District Judge John I. Mullins, Sit
ting in the criminal court. 10 oust District
Attorney stidger and Sheriff Nisbet. they
had decided TO drop the matter
The court took the request under advise
ment and probably Will announce its de-
cision tomorrow.
The supreme court today issued injunc-
tions against District Judge Mullins pre-
venting him from removing onicials who
would serve in summOning and advising
a grand jury. Judge Mullins construes this
ruling as applying 10 the Honest Eelection
league application for grand jury and
intimsted that he would tomorrow. on his
cwa account. start new proceedings.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
LITERATURE FOR IMMIGRANTS
Prof. CanheId Would Have Public
Libraries for Assistance of
Foreign Citizens.

NARRAGANSETT PIER, X. l., July g.
A recommendation that every public Ii
brary in this country should be equipped
with books intended to help Immigrants
to become citizens was made TO the Ameri-
can Library association today by James
H. Canfeld of the Columbia university law
library. He said:
immigration to this country has become
so enormous and Is affecting so directly all
the conditions OF urban life that we must
assimilate these people by the most rapid
methods, II IL a mistake to consider their
presence a menace There ought TO be I'm
every public library in every city OF any
languages to win the confidence of these
people and to draw them to these Libraries
Once there they should hnd elementary
that will be helpful TO them In their new
relations translated from English into their
own language. In other words. securing
their own classics. we should minister 10
their needs precisely as we minister to
the needs Of our own people. No such
very point upon which discussion ought TO
turn-what this association may be able to
accomplish in the way Of preparing or
securing the preparation of such texts.
The following officers were elected:
President, c. w. Andrews. John Creerar
library, Chicago; frst vice president. p.
p Andrews, Albany, N. Y; second vice
president, Katherine /. Sharp, University
]. l. Wyer, Albany, n. Y; treasurer, {. i.
Bowerman, District Of Columbia public
library: recorder. Helen f. Haines, New
council: g. s. Goddard, Hartford Conn
r. W. Bloch, Michigan State university
library, Ann Arbor. Mich; Herbert r.
Putnam, librarian Of congress, Washing
commission, and p. b. Wright St. Joseph S
public library, 81. Joseph. Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
Fair Saturday apd warmer In West
Portions sunday, Fair.
SUIT AGAINST TREASURER
state of Knusns Trying 20 Recover
Ten Thousand Dollars from
It. T. Kelly.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 6.--The examination
Of witnesses in suit against T. T. Kelly,
state treasurer, to recover an alleged
shortage OF $4,000 in his office, was begun
here yesterday by Attorney General Cole
man
supposed shortage Of $1,000 in the
state reasurer's accounts running through
two administrations was discovered sew
eral months ago and made public by Gov
ernor Hoch. Treasurer Kelly, II is al
legged, failed to account for certain inter
est bearing warrants supposed TO have
come into his possession.
District Judge A. w. Dana today sus-
tanned n demurrer to one count charging
a shortage Of 5000 in the loss Of interest
on certain oklahoma warrants. holding that
Kelly had the right to dispose Of the war
rants as he saw ut, Attorney General
Coleman thereuron withdrew another count
Of similar nature involving certain coupons
owned by the State Agricultural college,
After the defense had introduced its tcs-
thnony respecting the two remaining
counts, involving a total OF $500, Judse
Dana took the case and stated that nc
would announce his verdict ON Monday
next. The case was not tried by jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
ALLEGED ANARCHIST TAKEN
August ROssnberg, said 20 BE from
Seattle, Arrested by Prussisn
Police.

altoona, Prussia. July 6.-It became
known today that August Rosenberg, an
alleged anarchist from Seattle, Wash. vas
arrested here Tuesday. July 3, as he was
leaving a train arriving at Altoona. Acting
on information received from the police OF
New York the authorities were watching
for Rosenberg, who has relatives Twins
here. Rosenberg, who was accompanied by
his wife. came 10 Europe on the Hamburg
American steamer Patricis, which left New
York June 16 and arrived at Hamburg June
a. The prisoner aflrms that he is an
American citizen. His baggage has been
forwarded to another part Of Germany and
has not yet been searched by the police.
LONDON, July 6.--According to a dis
patch to a news agency the alleged anarch-
ist arrested at Altoona, Prussia, Is named
August Rosenberg and he is accused OF
having had designs on the life of Emperor
William.
NEW YORK. July ga dispatch from
Seattle July 3 reported that the police OF
city, acting at the instance Of the Ger
u government, had raided the house
a u " occupied by August Rosenberg. a
br, = ', and had found plant for MAX
ing i, and Internal machines. Rosen-
berg }, :. title for Hamburg. Germany
on May that time the German gov
eminent r. a warning from Seattle
that an attel ould be made TO assassi-
nate the Ger. mperor. The German
consul at seath Ibsequently received a
cablegram from hamburg instructing him
to investigate. The articles seized included
more than 200 bottles Of acids and explo-
sives. crucibles. mortars, moulds, a furnace
and considerable scrap iron.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
WHITE AND MRS. HARRY THAw
Chauffeur OF Dead BIaH says They
Were on FriendIy Terms
Recently

NEW YORK, July 6-Mrs Harry h.
Thaw's visit to her husband In the Tombs
prison was very brief She remained
scarcely more than. ten minutes in the
prison, and after leaving there went to The
ofices Of her husbands attorneys.
That Mrs. Thaw and Stanford White
were on friendly terms up until last Sep
tember is the assertion made in a signed
statement given out today by John Burns
who was employed by White as a chauf-
feur. Burns says in his statement that on
two occasions, once in February and again
in September. 1906, the electric cab which
he drove was placed at Mrs. Thaw's dis
posal by White. The hrst Of these oc-
casions was before her marriage, the sec
ond was FIVE months after Il. In each in
stance, according to the chauffeur, she was
taken from restaurant to her hotel. and
in neither case did White accompany her.
DR.. Allan McLane, the shenist, who has
been retained by the defense spent nearly
two hours with Thaw today. Upon ieaV-
ing the prison he said that he had ex-
anlined Thaw at the request of counsel for
the defense He would say nothing. how
ever. regarding the result OF the exsmina-
ton
Former Judge Olcott, after reading the
statement given out today by Chauffeur
Burns said he wished to deny absolutely
| that Mrs. Thaw since her marriage had
been a guest of White and had used his
automobile There Is not one chance in
a million Of it being true" said Judge
Olcott
Assistant District Attorney Garvan said
that although he had examined Burns in
| connection with his investigation OF the
Thaw-White tragedy, he never had heard
zoe rvst..
bile until today. Burns told him nothing
whatever during the examination. concern
ing White having entertained Mrs. Thaw,
he said.
PITTsBURG. July 6--Nrs. Charles ].
Holman, mother of Mrs. Harry X. Thaw,
broke silence today for the FIRST time since
the killing Of White and IN short state
ment issued TO the press made denial Of
many stories printed in Pittsburs and New
York papers. Mrs. Holman says:
1 never introduced my daughter to Stan
| ford White. 1 never took her to thea ter
managers. l accompanied her, as would
not permit her going alone / have beer
! maliCiously misrepresented. MY story will
be told at the proper time l am not in
/ strict seclusion have received all friends
but denied all reporters.
! LONDON, July 6.-It Is reported thai
/ Mrs. Thaw, mother of Harry X. Thaw
| who is now in the Tombs, New York
charged with the murder of Stanford
White, sailed for home today from Dover
on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tine steamer
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. It is believed
| that the report is true, but every EFFORT has
been made to envelop Mrs. Thaw's move
ment with secrecy and no confirmation oi
the rumor has yet been obtained.
Later in the day the earl and countess Of
Yarmouth confirmed the report that Mrs
Thaw sailed for New York today,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
Judge Lands Excludes sectiOns Relative to
Refunding Passenger FSres,
MOTION IS MADE FOR NEW TRIAL
Court Will Hear Arguments Of Attorney
This Morning,
PART Of FREIGHT CHARGES RETURNED
Packers Allowed 81 a Car for Use Of
rraek-Court Declares This is
Rebate Because II was Not
In rariR sheet.

CHICAGO H., July s-The Chicago &
Alton railroad and John n. Faithorn and
Fred A. wann, formerly officials OF the
road. were today convicted in the Unired
States district court Of illegally granting
rebates to the Schwarzschild Sulzberger
Packing company. No sentence was I'M
posed today by Judge lands. pending the
arguments for a new trial for the defend
ants, which will be heard tomorrow morn
ing. II was claimed by the government
that the officials of the railroad company
had allowed the employees Of the packing
company 10 travel free of expense by re-
funding 10 them all money expended for
transporta tiOn. II was declared by the
court that this did not comprise rebate
and he instructed the jury that verdict
Of not guilty should be returned as to the
counts of the indictment which charged
the giving Of rebates in connection with
this passenger transportation.
In the other eight counts Of the indict.
ment on all OF which the defendants were
found guilty, two offenses against the Elk
ins law we're proved. II was shown by th'
government that the railroad company hRt
charged a per car for handling the prod
ucts OF schwarzschild & sulzberger Al
Kansas City and had then repaid the pack
ing company 81 on each car. The govern
ment claimed, and the court held that th'
failure Of the railroad TO publish in it'
tariff sheet the fact that the 81 was re-
paid made It In fact a secret rebate. L
was claimed by the attorneys for the de
PENDANTS that the refund OF the 81 per CA
was necessary because the packing com
pany owned the railroad track near III
plant and compelled the railroad compan!
TO pay that amount for trackage when 1
hauled the cars away.
Under the law the maximum sentence o
the court may be a fine Of $4,000 for eacl
of the three defendants. No Imprisonment
provision appears in the law. There ar
two SPECIFIC allegations of rebating alleget
in the eight counts of the indictment UP
held by the court.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
SOCIALISTS TO sTART SCHOOL
Germans win Instruct Youth on
Economical Subjects from
Party standpoins.

BERLIN July 6-T'he executive commit
tee of the socialist party has announced
it's intention to establish a partisan school
in the autumn, with the object of preparing
socialistic youths for public life. by lee
lures on national, economic, socialism, law,
history, science, literature, the natural
sciences and debating exercises.
The Vorwaerts, organ OF the party, says
that no expense should be spared to carry
out the plan of thus creating a body OF
we'll informed agents, adding that. owing to
the Reichstags decision to payments
OF the Reichstag for their services, Il
is not necessary for the socialists to COL
lect money to pay their own members, as
has hitherto been done. thus saving so, OOC
annually for the partisan war school"