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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22
$4,000 FOR THEIR DEFENSE
United Mine Workers Vote Money for
Defense of Accused Dynamjters

Indianapolis.-The United Mine
Workers have voted $4,000 and as
much more as is necessary to defend
the Western Miners union men ar
rested and charged with the Steunen-
berg murder.
Mitchell favored aiding the western
miners This action quoted the fac
tional strife, united the various fac
lions and removed the last obstacle
to meeting the operators in solid
front. 1t won for Mitchell complete
success in his policy announced early
in the week, a policy of endeayoring
to avert a strike:
II cannot PREJUDICE this case. ] be-
lieye Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone
are innocent of the crimes charged.
Organized labor should give them
every aid to prove their innocence.
The best available lawyers should be
secured and every lawful means used
to defend themselves. | make this
explanation of my own position fear
ing that their assaults on me in the
past might lead someone to believe
that / am not in accord with the con-
vention in coming to their rescue
when they are in difficulty"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22

house committee on foreign affairs
for more reasonable exclusion laws.
The effort to sell John R. Walsh's
railroad to the Lake Shore-Pennsy-
vania-Rock Island syndicate has failed.
Government reweighing of mails is
unaccompanied by the usual competl-
ton for the transcontinental con-
tracts.
The freighter British King and
twenty-seyen members of her crew
were lost $50 miles off the new Eng
land coast.
Johann Most, anarchist, died in Gin
cinnati, he had been driven out OF
Europe and arrested many times IN
the United States.
A New York lawyer who made a
specialty of Selling unclaimed estates
and manufacturing heirs, is convicted
of forgery in the first degree.
The report of the United States
steel corporation for 1905 shows sur
plus earnings of $43,365,O00, an in
crease of $3S,317000 over the 1904
surplus.
Secretary Taft has declined to &C
cept the appointment to the supreme
bench, at least for the present, put
the president announces that the place
will be held open.
John D. Rockefeller has found ref
uge from subpoena servers IN Lake
wood N. j., but, fearing kidnappers'
is guarded by armed men, who are
ordered to shoot intruders.
A girl held a prisoner in a Russian
Jail smuggles out a letter In when
she says her clothes were torn OFF by
| the police and that she was beaten
and insulted in a horrible manner.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22
MARCH p, 1906
News Summary

Enemies of the rate bill are doing
their best to beat it.
President Roosevelt will appaint a
new ambassador to Austria.
Hennig, the German murderer and
swindler, has been captured.
The president declared himself in
favor of better pay for consuls.
There will be no radical change in
policy by the new French ministry
The house statehood bill in the SEN
ate reached the controversial stage.
Details were given at New York of
an alleged plot to kill DR.. Parkhurst.
French political leaders are dis
turbed by predictions of a civil war.
Reactionaries of Russia are accused
of plotting to revive riots and massa
ores.
Catholic schools will be insisted up
ON by church adherents in Great
Britain.
Miners and operators of bituminous
field are still hopeful of averting the
threatened strike.
Battling Nelson had the best of
the six-round fight with Terry Mccoy
ern at Philadelphia.
The Interstate commerce commits
sion concluded the oil rate investiga-
ton at Kansas City.
Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth is to
retire from active work as result of
j>rno Jcuv, IL, bpo1fh
Western railroads are facing labor
famine; they are seeking $4,000 work
ingmen at good wages.
General Wood denies that there was
Wanton killing of women and children
in the fight with MOros.
Marshal Darrough has returned to
Vinta with fifteen Indians. The Wick
liffe's are still at large.
President Roosevelt was declared to
be an enemy of labor if he endorsed
the pending Gilbert bill.
The Japanese house of representa-
tives passed the bill for state owner
ship of all railway lines.
A Des MONIES society leader has re-
fused to preside at a banquet where
Governor Cummins will speak.
Chairman Shonts of the canal com
mission has authorized the denial
that he will resign his position.
Argument was made before the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22
THIS CUSTOM is NOW GENERAL

1t has now become a general and
also O safe rule to demand brands OF
goods that are we'll known and have
a reputation for quality and rellabll-
ity. Nowadays the manufacturers OF
goods inform consumers of this fact
and point out that safety lies In buy
ing the brands that bear their names
and trademarks.
In this respect the Mayer brands
of shoes are deserving of special men,
ton. Our readers have no doubt be
come familiar with these shoes and
know of their excellent wearing quail
ity by actual use. The Mayer factory
turns out shoes suitable for every
member of the family and for all
uses, Sunday shoes and every day
shoes, and they are known through
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22

out the broad expanse of our land as
the shoes of style and quality.
The "Honorbilt" are very popular
fine shoes for men and Western
Lady" shoes embody the fit and style
demanded by well dressed ladies. For
extreme comfort Martha Washing
ton" shoes are highly recommended.
Please bear this in mind when next
buying shoes.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22
Kansas Fence Cases Dismissed

Wichita, Kan.--The cases against
John e. Billy, Lewis c. Jenkins and
James H. Deakin, charged with lille
gal fencing of lands, were dismissed
by Judge Pollock in the federal court
here because of questionable construc-
lions in the indictments. Information
will be presented to the federal grand
jury now in session here and new in
dictments asked for.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22
Onion Juice Cure for Consumption

Two thirds of the Bermuda onion
crop has been contracted for by a
London firm at 81 per crate. The
purchase will be shipped to England
and the juice used as consumptive
cure.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-22
Is no longer counted q

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
ALFONSO AND ENA WILL WED
Madrid Putting on Gala Attire for
Ceremony which Will Occur
May 81.

MADRID, May l9.-This city is rapidly
putting on gala attire in anticipation of the
marriage Of King Alfonso to Princess Ena
of Battenberg May 81 The erection of
superb street decorations has begun and the
parks and other public places are being
transformed into luxurious gardens by the
planting of thousands of palm and rose
bushes. The streets through which the
wedding cortege viii pass will be literally
carpeted with flowers. The florists in the
Canary islands have been ordered to supply
100 tons of flowers for the Plaza de Toras
and other centers will be similarly strewn
with flowers.
The government has requisitioned the
principal hotels for the visiting princes
and ENJOYS and the remaining hotels are
dems nding S25 daily The cost Of every
thing has advanced TO exorbltant prices.
The ENJOYS of Norway, China Austria
Hungary, Denmark and Russia have ar
rived The royal palace is the scene of
the constant reception of arriving delega-
tons, many Of them bringing elaborate
presents. The governments presents all
ready I'LL three large salons of the palace.
Princess Ena's present to King Alfonso
is an exquisite jeweled sword. especially
designed at Toledo.
Frederick w. Whitridge, the American
envoy, is expected May "a The Countess
Pino-HermOsa has placed her handsome
palace at the disposition OF the American
party. The American minister, Mr. Collier.
is giving a series of brilliant banquets
The bride will arrive in France on board
British warship May "a and will proceed
by special train to the Spanish frontier.
where King Alfonso. Premier Moret and
the foreign minister, the duke of Almo-
dovar will receive the princess and ac-
company her to the Pardo palace
Al the hour appointed for the marriage
the bride will enter the famous Tortoise
shell coach drawn by eight white horses,
with giided harness and white plumes The
brides party will join the bridegroom
cortege on the Plaza Oriente and they will
proceed together to the Church OF the San
Jerinimo.
All the arrangements for the professions.
ceremonies and festivals are on a scale OF
the greatest splendor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

the guest Of honor at banquet at the
Capital City club tonight, about fifty guests
being present.
In thanking the people of Atlanta for
their cordial welcome Vice President Fair
banks said there was something in the hos
ptality of the south which is unsurpassed
anywhere. He expressed wonder at the
transformation that had occurred in the
city since his last visit twenty years ago
The struggle of two score years ago was
spoken Of by the vice president and he
praised the people for the prompt restora-
ton of peace and the oblteration of the
scars Of war, and then he said:
We realize that we are fellow citizens OF
the great republic, undivided in purpose
We are proud of our country, proud of it's
Industrial strength, proud of It's splendid
citizenship, all eager to promote its high
drawer men than the Americans who OPP
posed each other on the historic fields of
the SOUTH
Tribute 10 General wheeler.
Speaking of the ready response from north
and south to the call to arms In the
spanish-American contest, he said:
The south is entitled to great honor for
lts part in that national eXigency. l shall
never forget an evening I spent with Pres
ldent William McKinley-a name which is
priceless heritage to us all He loved
the south and the south loved him He
was then preparing to meet the grave
contest which was near at hand General
Joseph Wheeler came to tender his sword
I'm mis- country's cause. He was cordially
received by the chief executive, who said
so you are to 90 TO war, General
Wheeler"
Yes" replied the general with great
feeling, Il followed my conscience and once
Fought against the flag, Mr.. President, and
want chance to night for 1t before l
die"
This was brave and patriotic utterance.
II voiced the sentiment which filled the
heart OF every true soldier who served in
the southern army more than a genera
ton ago, General Wheeler sleeps well at
Arlington among the nations heroic dead,
his memory revered by every lover OF
American liberty.
illustration of National Unity.
As an illustration OF our national unity
and the spirit Of good feeling which every
where prevails he referred to the catas-
trophe at San Francisco He said
Waste and want were on every hand
but before earthquake and hre had com
pleted their horrible work and before the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Department for Choice Wash
Goods, Basement Floor

We fully realize that you want TO buy
your Wash Goods as cheap as possible, and
therefore would have no chance of selling
you any unless our prices are right. wen
be pleased to count you among our many
customers. Come and see them.
Chameleon Silk-A pretty half silk fabric
in changeabe colors, 25c a yard.
SILK Spot Eolienne-This new fabric has
met with great favor. Half silk in solid
colorings, at 40c and 60c per yard.
SILK Chiffon Checks-Solid colors. inter
woven with heavy cords. producing the so
very desirable checked effect Prices, sOc
and lOc per yard.
The Real Irish Dimities-Hundreds of
the newest floral designs on either striped.
checked or plaid woven cloth. Prices, Csc
and SOC per yard.
Vicereine SILK Pansma-This is a highly
yarn mercerized material in just the right
weight for suits. We have them in cream
color and a line of changeables at %c per
yard.
Woven Tissues with printed figures)-
Cool and durable; 15c per yard.
Printed Organdies-Only the choicest de-
signs enter our store Prices, 1Oc, 15c, zoe,
25c and SOC per yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

pairing TO leave for Iowa. to he present
At the republican congressional convention
Of his district. at which he will be nom.
mated by reclamation. This will make the
tenth nomination Mr.. Lacey hes received
by reclamation. At the close Of this con
sress Mr. Lacey will have served eighteen
years in the house.
south Dakota Members Abseot.
Though South Dakota has its full ouots
Of senators and representatives In congress
II H. Just Al the present time absolutely
Withouu representation on the floor OF
either house OF congress. Representatives
Martin and Burke have been absent for
several weeks campaigning and yesterday
as soon as the rate bill was out Of the
way. Senators Gamble and KittredEe left
for South Dakota to participate in the
very strenuous campaign now on I'm that
state. Senator Gamble. on the surface ~
the returns which have come east Non
his night against kittredge, Martin and
Burke. which they have waEed against
him for return to the senate However,
neither Gamble nor Kittredee were quite
sure Just how matters stood at home, and
as soon as they could leave the caplto
and the railroad rate bill they FASTENED
to South Dakota to take up whatever gage
Of battle they might find awaiting them.
Postal Matters.
Rural carriers appointed. Nebrssks-Bur-
well, Route 3, Horace A. ebert. carrier:
Carl ebert substitute. Osmond. Route !,
John B. Swan. carrier; Mabel Swan. sub
sutute. lowa-Dsyton. Route 1. Miles Bass.
carrier: Sherman Bass substitute Prairie
City. Route =. Wesley Goodspeed. carrier;
Leora Goodspeed, substitute. Silver City
Route 2, Fernando f Harrington. carrier;
George Waltrip, substitute. waverly Route
= Elmer Lovejoy. carrier: Burt sturtee-
want, substitute. South Decentralization,
Route 5, Henry Curtis. carrier; John Rowe
substitute
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
VISITS ATLANTA
Vice President Addresses the Commercial
Club on National Unity.
STRENUOUS ROUND OF ENTERTAINMENT
Luncheon, Reception at Ohio Club,
Drive TO Fort McPhersOn, Public
Reception and Banquet
Complete the Day.

ATLANTA, Ga. May 19.-Vice President
and Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks, on their
return from Birmingham to Washington,
spent twelve strenuous hours today in the
hands OF their Atlanta friends. From noon
until midnight but little time was allowed
them to escape from a round Of entertain
ments rendered by personal and Official
friends The party arrived a few moments
before noon. To greet them were Colonel
Robert ]. Lowry, an intimate friend OF the
vice president and his host during his At
lanta visit, and Major f. w. Halford. The
program OF entertainments included a
luncheon to the vice president at the Cap
ital City club and reception at the Ohio
club, An automobile drive ended at Fort
Mcpherson, where the vice presidential sa-
lutte was fired and where a review Of the
troops took place. At O'clock a public re-
ception was given, where more than LOCO
persons greeted the vice president. ban
quet at o'clock, attended by about forty
of the leading citizens OF Atlanta, closed
the day
Mrs. Fairbanks and Mrs. Ackert were en-
tertained at luncheon by Mrs. Lowry. the
Atlanta woman's club rendered a recep-
ton and later the Atlanta Daughters OF the
American Revolution gave a reception at
the Piedmont Driving club TO their dis
tinguished guests. A drive 20 various points
Of interest and an informal dinner COM
pleted the day.
Banquet in EVenIns.
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks was
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Children,s Wear DEPARTMENT

we look after the little folks AZ well as
the grown ups In this department as
well as in all others, the greatest OF care
Is taken to provide merchandise that will
please in price, quality and workmanship
Children's Bingham Dresses. in pink and
blue with embroidery insertion and pin
tucked yokes, good fast colors, sizes 1 and
years. 75o each.
Buster Brown Dresses for children. made
Of Bingham, madras cloth. percales and
linen, in all light shades, sizes from to 8
years. sl.O0 up.
A beautiful showing OF Buster Brown
Dresses in white pique linen and lawns.
sizes to years, sl.75, 500, $3.50 $500 and
$3.50 each
Infants plain Bingham Aprons. 4Oc each.
Infants Bingham Aprons with tucks and
embroidery trimming. sc each.
Pink and blue checked Bingham Creeping
Aprons soc each
Plain dark blue bingham Jumpers for
babies, SOC each
Infants and Children's Wear Depart
ment, Main Floor, north aisle.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
DEATH RECORD.


BEATRICE, Neb., May 1s.-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram)-Mrs. A. F. wilkins, who sustained
a broken hip here two weeks ago died
today from injuries received, aged 50 years
She came here several years ago from
Omaha with her husband, who is an en-
sineer on the Union Pacific with a run
between Manhattan, Kan, and Lincoln
She has son living in Omaha
Mexican Minister to China,
PEKlNG, May 19.-Coonel Lamira, Mex
lean minister to China and former military
attache OF the Mexican legation at Wash
ington, who was injured during a recent
typhoon, is dead His funeral, which will
take place tomorrow will be attended by
all the members of the diplomatic corps at
Picking, who will follow the comm to the in
ternstional ceetery.
Mrs. Theodore johnson.
Word has reached here OF the death Of
Mrs. Theodore johnson at Chicago. Mrs.
johnson formerly lived here and her hus-
band was for years a member OF the
school board. They moved to Chicago last
fall Mrs. Johnson has a baby two weeks
old
Mrs. Abbie w. WhittIe.
EAST NORTHFIELD, Mass, May 1s.-
Mrs. Abbie W. whittle, widow of Major
y. w. whittle. known throughout the coun-
try as the singing evangelist, and mother
Of Mrs. W. r. Moody, died today from
spoplexy' aged 50 years. Most OF her life
was spent In Chicago.
DR.. 5. J. Moore.
MITCHELL. s. D.. May s.-(Specal TeIe-
gram.)-Dr. s. J. Moore died suddenly this
evening at o'clock OF heart failure. hav-
ing been sick less than an hour He was
the assistant adjutant general of the state
department OF the Grand Army of the
Republic.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Savings in Muslin Underwear
Department Monday

Skirts and Gowns mentioned for Monday s
selling Select your garments from these.
Fine quality Of Cambria Skirts with hem
stitched tucks in hounce. regular price 81. .,
Monday CSC each.
Fine Cambria Skirts, with tucked lawn
fiounce and embroidery insertion, all sizes.
Mondays special price SIC each.
Good quality Cambria Skirts with tucked
lawn nounce and pintucks, regular price
Sc, Monday SOC each
Two styles of Cambria Gowns, V-shape
neck and long sleeves, pretty tucks and
embroidery insertion, Mondays special price
soc each
Extra quality of Cambria Gowns, made
with low neck and short sleeves, full
length, extra good width, Mondays special
price Soc each
Muslin Underwear Department Second
Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

The Larsen Juniors defeated the FarnaIn
School Sixth b team Saturday afternoon
by a score OF IS to 16
All branches OF sport are now In full
swing az the Omaha Field club Base ball
bowling, tennis and golf all have a host
Of followers
The Walter @. Clark Jrs. opened their
by SCORE OF ~ TO s. Batteries: jackson
Fitzgerald and Musselman Marsh and
Lucas.
Renna, the mouthy man, who has been
getting bumped rather regularly of late.
was taken from the box by Louisville at
81. Paul Friday after passing the frst
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

much to the dainty shirt waist suit as a
pair of pretty gloves. Complete showing
now. They will be scarce later on.
Two-clasp Kayser SILK Gloves, in all the
newest shades, also black and white. per-
feet fitting and stylish stitchings. at soc,
75c 81 and S135 a pair
Two-clasp Kayser Lisle Gloves. in brown,
tans. mode, grey, black and white. per pair
50c and 75c.
White Lace Silk Mtts and net with
elaborate embroidery, elbow and shoulder
lengths, per pair SO.
Special for Children-Lace Lisle Gloves,
in tan, red and white very pretty quality,
former price Soc special 25c a pair
Glove Department, Main Floor right Of
entrance
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

troops with Curry in command. will scour
the island
The general campaign has been planned
to begin Immediately, according to orders
issued after conference between Acting
Governor General Ide. General Wood and
Governor Curry. Stubborn resistance is
expected to the expedition. which includes
fourteen companies Of Infantry
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

terror-stricken citizens were aware Of the
magnitude Of their disaster their country
men everywhere, north and south, were
pouring into San Francisco food, clothing
medicine and money to sustain them In
their extremity.
The appalling calamity has awakened us
to fresh realization that we are after ali
a family Of 100000 bound together In in
dissoluble bonds of national fellowship We
may at times differ from each other with
respect to governmental policies but when
the supreme moment comes our unity.
asserts itself and our affections for each
world.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Powers Back Great BritaIn.

PEKING, May ls.-At a meeting OF rep
resentatives Of the foreign powers here to-
day II was announced that all the govern
ments support the British protest against
the changes in the Chinese customs service.
Mr. Carnegie, the British charge danaires.
has addressed the second note on the sub
ject TO the Foreign ONCE, the latter's reply
TO his FIRST note not being considered salts
factory Further steps are withheld pend
ing China's response.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Two Lining Specials

No. IA mercerized sateen which we
have always sold at 25c and considered
It good value at that price; very suitable
for Jacket lining or petticoats. we are
going to soil IL at lsc yard.
No. "A beautiful. medium, lightweight
Luna SILK" lustrous effect makes
pretty slip. drop skirt or waist lining. You
have been paying 2oc for this cloth. We
are going to sell II at the special price Of
12lhc per yard These cloths are both IS
inches wide: absolutely fast blacks Sold
at Lining Counter. Main Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

singles In the morning by defeating Miss
Marion Fenno OF this city In straight sets
without giving her opponent q gane and
scarcely n point in the first set The
score was 60, 60.
In the afternoon. playing with Norms n
W. cabot. the former Harvard player, she
won the mixed doubles event At Long
wood, defeating Miss Phyllis Green Of
Phila delphia who played with n. w. Niles
the Harvard champion This latter match
was also decided In straight sets. SO, 80
Miss sutton will sail from New York Tor
England next Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Second Auto CHM RIM.

The Omaha Automobile club will take its
second club run Of the season Sunday, leav-
Ing west Farnam street at 2 p. m. and goins
to Fremont and return Rules OF the road
have been made by the officers OF the club
TO govern these runs and they will be en-
forced. One rule is that all must stay be
hind the pilot machine and anyone running
ahead is fined s.. This will stop all scorch-
Ing and give all chance to go and know
they can keep UP with the procession