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The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06
MIR. BRYAN,s SPEECH.

The ovation rendered William j
Bryan at Madison Square Garden, New
York, Thursday night, is said to be the
greatest ever given an American citi-
zen, and his speech was, in the opinion
of competent critics, one of the great
est ever delivered on American soil.
Mr.. Bryan's speech was clear cut
outline of his ideas as to what the
Democratic rolicy should be. The elec-
tion of United States senators by the
people; regulation of trusts by the
government a universal eight hour
day; settlement of all international
disputes by arbitration rather than by
resort to force, and revision of the
tariff-were some of his points. Mr..
Bryan declared, however, that he was
mere expressing his own opinion, and
not attempting to forecast the policy
of his party.
Mr.. Bryan declared that the trusts
were the great issues of the day. He
called for the enforcement of the GRIM
inal clause of the Sherman antitrust
law, and the placing of trust-controlled
articles on the free list.
He went into the question of the
government ownership of the railroads
at great length, and declared that what
he had seen in other countries had
served to strengthen his convictions on
the subject. He saw no danger in cen.
tralization, however, and for this rea-
son advocated the Federal ownership
of the trunk lines, and the State owner
ship of the local lines.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06
VOTE OF EACH CANDIDATE.
WHEN THEY DIFFER.

AS long as the earth has revelved in
its orbit, people have differed on eco.
nomics and other questions. We sup.
pose they will always do so. If they
should not, we would have no politics
When they differ, they resort to the
ballot-box for settlement; and when
the will of the people is thus expressed
1t is the essence of democracy for the
defeated to submit as gracefully as
possible, and for the victors to display
that magnanimity which is not only
human but Christian-Dublin Courier.
Dispatch.
Exactly. But there are some mighty
unchristian people in this country.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06
DROPPED DEAD.

Mr.. Jason Prince, g. years of age
living on the place of Mr.. Laurence
Haney, near the race track, employed
by Mr.. Haney, fell dead from overhead
last Tuesday morning. Coroner Law
hon went out, but decided that it was
not necessary to hold an inquest, as he
died in the presence of several persons.
de was living with his daughter, Mrs.
Morris.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

The South is placed in the uniquely
favorable position OF an industrial prin-
cipality, possessing virtually all of the
resources necessary to its maintenance.
That is the pith of the sagacious philos-
ophy enunciated by Captain Lowe, OF
Middleton, notes the Atlanta Constitu.
tion. A gradual aud determined work
ing toward its naturalization is one OF
the great missions confronting the
Southern business man and farmer to-
day.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06
FARMERS RALLY.

The farmers rally will be called tc
order at 10 O'Clock on Thursday, the
9Th inst. in the grove at Mt. Zion. Be
sure and bring your wives and children
and hear from our distinguished speak.
ers what this great body of our citizens
are accomplishing in their efforts to
add to the prosperity and general i'm.
provement of our grand old common.
wealth. Make it green spot in the
history of our toilers.
Speakers-Hon A. S. Clay, Hon.
Hooper Alexander and Hon. John Tenn
pie Graves
r, 7. NEsBIrT, Chm'n.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

II the port rate" is UNJUST and un-
reasonable" as declared by the Rail.
road Commission, how can vote at the
recent primary make it reasonable and
just? Whenever the "port rate" goes
into effect, you will hear clamor from
some of the towns that will be equal to
an insurrection.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

Roosevelt's dictionary cannot be sub
stituted for that of Noah Webster's.
We have got used to the latter. Just
as well introduce Artemus Wards
spelling.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

War on the railroads by both the
Democratic and Republican parties,
would indicate that there is prevalent
idea that railroads are bad thing to
nave, yet town or State without a
railroad would be as dead as mack
erel in the moonlight.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

According to the report of DIR. w. 7.
Harris, late commissioner of education
for the United States, there are 49,
100000 pupils in the public and private
schools of this country. They will no
doubt not thank President Roosevelt
for interfering with their spelling les
sons.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

In desperate fight within the walls
Of the United States peniteutiary, in
Atlanta last week. Ed Richmond, a
prisoner sent up from Indian Territory
TO serve sentence of ten years for
train robbery, was shot and instantly
killed by Guard Pet Frye, The prisoner
had the guard in death grip when
slain.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

HoN. CLARK HOWELL is not a sulker.
but looks on the bright side of life. He
aoesnt let defeat sour him, but his
sunny, genial nature bubbles up like
the crystal water in the cooling spring
Backed by brains and the Atlanta Con-
sttution. he is destined to be an ire
pressible factor in the political and
material affairs of Georgia.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

Young man, live a clean life under
any and all circumstances. You may
want to run for an Office some day
Montezuma Record.
The advice is good. But if you run
for Office, remember young man, or old
man, either, be thou as pure as snow
chaste as ice, thou cans't not escape
calumny."
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

The Atlanta Constitution says that
the people have insisted, by their bal
lots, on having the port rate" and
the Railroad Commission should give
It to them right now" When man
orders soup, he should have soup.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

Booker Washington spoke in Atlanta
Wednesday, and made some sensible
remarks about the criminal negroes of
the country. Our leaders should see
to it that the criminal negro is gotten
rid OF whenever possible" he said.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

No, all the lawyears can't be Judge
of the Court of Appeals. Some OF them
will have to be appointed Colonel on
the Governors staff as a reward for
their loyalty,
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

Alabama people voted for B. B. Co
mer for Governor because he advocated
the same freight rates for that State as
Georgia now has.-Macon News,
And the Georgia people elected Hoke
Smith because they want still cheaper
freight rates The thing will strike
bottom after awhile.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

Booker Washington handed out some
good advice to the negroes in his At
lanta speech last week. But the kind
that needs that sort of advice were not
there to get it.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

The new reform in spelling, that
\ Roosevelt by edict is trying to inaugu-
rate, will not stick. The people have
already learned to spell.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06
a losing gan.

He kist her and she thrilled thru
and thru, !" is model sentence cited by
a contemporary advocating the new
spelling Rome Tribune.
Or, he mist the kist and therefore
mist being thrilled thru and thru. 4
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

Hearst is beginning to create as
much trouble in New York as Herr
Most. Hearst is an agltator and not a
Democrat.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

The Atlanta port rate" is being
combatted by the McRae Enterprise.
The music will begin.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

The Cordele Daily News has suspend
ed and is in the hands of the sheriff. A
small town attempting to run daily is
losing game.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

The Populist convention adjourned
without putting out State ticket.
Everybody is for Hoke, now.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

'Answer not fool according to his
folly, lest he be wise in his own con-
eeit.'
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

Hon. B. b, Conner has been nominated
for Governor of Alabama. He is "new-
conner" Make yourself at home.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

The great trouble about elechng Bry-
an President next time, there are too
many Republican States.
The Marietta journal., 1906-09-06

The world loves a good loser more
than it does poor winner.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
z!oNIsM HOPE Of THE Jaws
Of society says Il Is One
Thing which Keeps Up Courage
of Race.

TANNERSvILLE, n. Y, July THAT
the Zionist movement buoys up the Jewish
people and saves them from the hopeless
despair that would otherwise result from
the frequency Of massaores was the dec
laration made by Dr. Harry Friedenwald
Of Baltimore in his presidential message
delivered 10 the ninth convention Of the
American Federation Of Zionists here to-
day.
I'm these troublous times" he said the
great movement in which we have thrown
our energies and our hearts gives us cour-
age, hope and faith: courage to fight for
our people, our traditions and our pos
sessions; hope in the power of our people
to survive and faith i'm Israels future"
Among other recommendations contained
in the message was one that every Jew
should give his fullest support to the work
OF regenerating the Jewish population Of
Palestine by finding for them suitable
means of earning a livelihood as well as
the schemes for acquiring lands for intro
ducing industries and improving commerce.
The convention adopted with practical
unanimity the following declaration:
The convention emphasizes the fact that
Zionism is a political movement. The con-
vention expresses its confidence in the
present actions COMMITTEES and in the
ability of the present actions committee"
to watch and take advantage of political
opportunities favorable TO the Zionist move
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
showers and Cooler Monday. Tues
day Fair and Warmer In West Por-
tion.
NJ Omaha Yerterdnyi
SHOOTS TO ESCAPE ARREST
Policeman Fatally Hurt. One Citizen
Dead and Posse Pursucs
Murderer.

SPRINGFIELD. H., July IA man, to
escape arrest. today killed Benjamin
Lederie, wounded Police Sergeant Fehr.
probably fatally, stole horse and buggy
and fled. with hundreds Of citizens, led
by Mayor Devereaux, and guided by blood
hounds on his trail
Sergeant Fehr today was informed by
telephone that man YES trying to sell a
bicycle. evidently stolen. at pawn shop.
Fehr went to the shop and arrested the
man. The man quickly drew an iron bar
from a pocket and fclled Fehr and fed,
taking the officers revolver. Lederie, see
ing the assault. chased the thug up an alley.
Being cornered. the thug turned and shot
Jederie dead. Re-entering the street, the
murderer united a horse from a hitching
post, jumped into the buggy and drove
rapidly out OF town, standing off all pur-
suers with the sergeants revolver.
Mayor Devereaux, hearing Of the affair,
headed a quickly formed troop of pursuers.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July AT an
early hour this morning a posse of
citizens and officers still surrounded the
timberland on South Fork river in which
the murderer. who is supposed to be Joe
Perry Of Indian Territory, is in hiding. He
was pursued for twenty miles before TAX
ing to the timber.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
POLICE AFTER CELEBRAToRS
Determined to stop the Premature
Matchmaking Incident 10
the Fourth.

Persons violating the law by prematurely
the Fourth in the city OF Omaha
will find themselves behind the bars OF the
city Jail II they do not desist.
The police have started after this class
of lawbreakers in deadly earnest. The
order has gone forth that the ordinances
must be enforced. and this has been re-
peated to each patrolman and plain clothes
man with the must" in big caps" Ac-
cordingly, an arrest was made Sunday
evening under the order, the first one for
the season. Charles Reede, colpred, 2O9
North Eleventh street set of number Of
fire crackers of wonderful noise-producing
properties. and Emergency Oficer He'll
promptly arrested him.
The police wish II to be thoroughly known
that there is to be no foolng this year
that shooting OF any kind whatsoever will
not be tolerated except during the hours
designated by the council incident to July
T. No excuses will go-arrests will
be made in every instance This determina-
tion on the part Of the police will probably
be the means Of avoiding many burns and
bruises and much pain and suffering and
It also may deprive some Of their freedom
during the celebration period.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
PRESIDENT AT SUMNER HOME
TownspeOpIe Turn Out to welcome
Him Back to Oyster
Bay.

OYSTER BAY. N. Y, Juiy 1.-President
Roosevelt is at Sycamore Hill for the sum-
mer. He was met at the station this morn
ing by Mrs. Roosevelt and Kermit. who
had attended early communion. His jour
ney from Washington ended with the three
mile drive to Sagamore Hill. where he re-
maincd throughout the day. The annual
return of President Roosevelt met the
heartiest approval Of his Oyster Bay neigh
bors, who are planning to make much of
him in their Fourth of July celebration.
When the president stepped from the
train Kermit greeted him, Mrs. Roosevelt
waiting in the wagonette. Former Sheriff
Jerome Johnson cut one more notch I'm his
record Of being the first of the townspeople
to shake the hand OF the president Many
others in the little Sunday morning gath
ering at the station uttered words of greet
ing and welcome. The attempt OF a man
with a camera TO snap the president as
he took his seat by Mrs. Roosevelt was
interfered with by the activity of the secret
service men
The executive offices over Moore's
grocery and provision store have been fitted
up for work and the necessary executive
business will begin there tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
AMERICAN RABBIS CONFER
EstabIishment of Central OrEaniEa-
tIOn One of Matters to lie
Discussed,

INDIANAPOLIS, July 1.-The annual
meeting of the central conference OF
American rabbis was opened today in the
Hebrew Reformed temple of this city.
Rabbi Joseph p, stolz Of Chicago presided.
The convention sermon was delivered by
Rabbi Samuel schilman OF New York
A meeting Of the executive board OF the
conference was held this afternoon and all
arrangements made for the business ses-
sions. which will continue until Thursday
Many important matters will be considered
The establishment Of a general synod Of
all Jewish ministers in the United States
and Canada will he discussed and perhaps
acted upon. A committee appointed by the
last national meeting to consider this sub
iect will make its report this week
Other matters to come up are points Of
doctrinal interest TO the rabbis and the
Sunday question,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
RIOT AT THE BRADLEY MINE
One Miner Killed and Number of
Miners and Guards Are
wounded.

WHEELING, w. Va, July 1.-The Brad
ley mine of the United States Coal COM
pany was the scene OF a riot this afternoon
in which one miner was killed and num-
her wounded as well as several guards.
Sheriff Voorhees, OF Jefferson county, Ohio
was on the scene tonight investigating
the trouble. The women Of the town fed
TO Smithfeld, where they were given shelter
in the town hall, as more trouble was ex-
pected Frank Hicks. an English miner,
who lives in Smithfeld stated this evening
that one miner, a foreigner, was instantly
killed from a shot by a guard and that
five miners were badly wounded and that
there were probably more wounded, but
they could not be found. He said that
he was reliably informed that eight guards
were wounded, but how seriously he could
not learn.
The trouble, Hicks said, was started by
the guards who. ne, claimed, were drink
ing, Hicks said the guards shot into the
houses and the women secured their chill
dren and fed TO Smithfeld. Hundreds OF
shots were fired. The trouble occurred when
all the miners oficials were away spending
Sunday at their homes. but they will be on
the scene tomorrow morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
MRS. cATT'S PRAISE OF FINNS
Sees Superiority over America Be-
cause she VIII He Permitted
to Hold once.

HELsINGFORS, July 1.-(Special Cable
gram TO The Bee)-The new Finnish Diet,
which is to be elected shortly. will almost
certainly include several women members
The bill for constitution of the Diet de-
clares that all male or female self-support-
ing citizens above a certain age may vote
for any man or woman candidate whom
they desire to elect. 1t is impossible yet
to predict how the sexes will be divided,
but all politicians concur in believing that
the women will be greatly in the minority.
Mrs Catt of the United States, who
is at the head of the Woman Suffrage
alliance and who has just been studying
the cause of woman suffrage in the
Scandinavian peninsula, declares the fact
that Finland and Russia are ahead of Eng
land and the United States is in itself a
remarkable tribute to the progress which
liberty and freedom are making in the old
world.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
WELCOME TO NEW ARCHBISHOP
Comes Back to City Where He Was
Born to Assume His
Dutiea.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-The home
coming of the Roman cst1olln archbishop,
j. H. Blenk, a native ot New orleans who
was a parish pastor when he left here in
1899 and who today returned as archbishop
of the diocese of New Orleans, was the
occasion Of an unusual demonstration. A
special train carrying about 800 of his
parishiopers and part of the city Of
ficials was run across the Mississippi state
line TO bring the archbishop into Louisiana,
a salute Of fifty guns was fired rs the
train stopped in New Orleans and over
5000 of the archbishops fellow townsmen
then marched as an escort to st. Louis
cathedral, where he formally assumed his
new duties, A twenty-five-gun salute was
fired upon arrival at the cathedral.
Most Rev. Benk is the successor of
Archbishop Chappelle, who died during the
yellow fever here last year. Archbishop
Blenk comes here from Porto Rico, where
he was archbishop OF the diocese of Porto
Rico.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
Troops SIN Mutinous.
PAPERS IN RoIESTVENsKY CASE
Indications the Party Was Looking
for a Chance to Sur
render.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-The deposit
tions OF various officers and sailors Of the
torpedo boat destroyer Bedovy, forming the
documents in the court-martial OF Admiral
Rojestvensky and other naval officials who
surrendered to the Japanese in the battle
OF the Sea Of Japan IN May OF last year.
are published today. The sailors testimony
indicates that the admiral's party boarded
the Bedovy with the full intention of sur
rendering to the FIRST Japanese ship they
should encounter. The initial act was to
order a white Rag prepared. The officers
OF the STAN of Admiral Rojestvensky and
the conp1ander OF the Bedovy made
pitiable exhibition in trying to shift the
responsibility for the surrender on each
other.
Admiral Rojestvensy. though he says
he was dazed and out or his head all the
time, enters a manly plea OF guilty be-
cause he took no measures to prevent the
surrender
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
PUBLIC PRINTER INVESTIGATING
Trying 20 Find out who IL Respon-
sibIe for Delay and Errors
in Bills.

WASHINGTON, July i.-Public Printer
Charles A. stillings has directed an in
vestigation OF the public printing once TO
ascertain the cause OF delay in returning
he omnibus public building bill to the
mate and whether the public printing
q 'ce could be held responsible for the re-
q tion in the sundry civil bill of the item
opriating 100000 for the purchase OF
in Washington for executive build
fter both houses had voted not to
It.
Stillngs said the foreman OF the
printing and bill forces at the printing once
did his full duty. After interviews
with Senators Hale and Cullum, Mr.. Still
ings said the pressure was so great on the
enrolling force of congress that It was i'm
possible for the printing once TO work
faster than Il did.
AS to the errors in the sundry civil bill.
Mr. StillinEs said that his information was
that the proofreaders had put question
marks on the proof containing this item
and that when the proof came back for
final printing these question marks had
been crossed out, which meant TO the print
ers that the item was to be printed in the
bill
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
JEW-BAITER MEETS TROUBLE
Count PuckIer Raises Socialists, but
Not in the Way He
Intended.

BERLIN, July Especial Cablegram TO
The Bee.)-Count Puckler, the notorious
chief OF the German militant anti-Semites,
has just received a severe drubbing which
he will not soon forget
While here he was lecturing TO a large
audience on his favorite theme, working up
his ignorant hearers to white heat against
the Jews. and appealing to the social demo-
Gratis to aid him I'm his crusade The
socialists, however declined the invitation,
and created such a disturbance that the
meeting had to be closed by the police The
count was driven in wild fright to his
autocar. belabored on the way by sticks
and umbrellas, and amid a shower OF vehe-
ment Berlin expletlves. He has just con-
cluded a period OF six months imprison-
ment for Jew-baiting.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
THOMPSON IN Nav QUARTERS
American Embassy I'm Mexico Now
Suitably Housed for First
Time.

MEXICo CITY, July Minister Thomp-
son has moved the American embassy 10 a
palatial building on Congress avenue. a
house Of recent construction with twenty
rooms and ample accommodations for the
growing work OF the embassy. The United
States has never before had its diplomats
90 handsomely housed. The old quarters
in Buena Vista had been occupied some
nine years.
American residents in the larger interior
cities will observe the Fourth of July with
balls, picnics, reading OF the Declaration
OF Independence and speeches. Ambsssa-
dor Thompson will deliver an orstion at
the celebration I'm this city at which Presi-
dent pisz win be present
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
HARDIE AGAINST COOPERATION
Labor Member of Parliament would
Have None of Party In
Ministry.

LONDON, July 1.-(Special Cablegram TO
The BeeD-M Keir Hardis, in an interview
has expressed himself as opposed to CO.
operation between masters and men in in
dustrial enterprises.
He considers that there is no place in
the existing Gritish government-whch is a
government OF capitalists-for labor mem
ber. Such a man would be sWamped in the
cabinet and WELD no influence whatever.
He explained the position OF the English
labor members by saying that in Paris they
would take up their position by the side Of
NJ. Jaures and in Berlin by that Of Herr
Bebel. At the next election he IL convinced
Parliament will count from seventy-fve to
100 labor members.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
EDUCATIONAL BILL DISLIKED
Catholics of Liverpool Hold Meeting
to Protest Against the
Pending Measure.

LONDON, July 1.-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee. "A great Catholic demonstration
against the new educational measures pro-
posed by Parliament is being planned here.
At the last Catholic demonstration at Gates
head. NJ. Watts of Liverpool in denounctng
the education bill, declared:
What monopoly in America has done
with the food of the people, monopoly I'm
education in England will do for the Chris
tian religion"
The primate, replying to the letter from
lay members of the church advocating
adoption Of the principle Of clause l, but
amendments in the direction of religious
education, says that the signatures are
bound 10 demand thoughtful attention and
that he appreciates highly the contribution
1t makes to the material for decision on
the question.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-02
KANSAS CITY HAS DRY TIME
Lid on Tight on Both Kansas and
Missouri side of the
Line.

KANSAS CITY, July l.-For the first
time in their existence, perhaps, all sa-
looms in both the Kansas Citys were closed
tight today. On the Missouri side 1t was
the usual Sunday closing that has been
carried on for months past by order of
Governor Folk. On the Kansas side, where
the prohibition law has been openly vio-
lated for years, the closing was the re-
suit of Governor Hoch's campaign to stop
the sale of liquor not only on the Sabbath,
but on every other day in the week. Since
the Sunday closing order has been in ef-
feet on the Missouri side 10000 have weekly
gone to the Kansas side for relief, but
today none was IN sight. The lid was not
only on in Kansas, but 1t was padlocked.
In Kansas, in order to emphasize his earn
estness in the matter, Assistant Attorney
General Trickett had padlocks placed on
the doors of all joints