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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Business Maintains Wholesome Progress
and Collections Improve
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTION IS HEAVY
Retail Trade Retarded at some Points
by Adverse weather Condi-
lions that Anect Crop
Outlook.

NEW YORK, June 1-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow Will
say:
business maintains wholesome progress
and mercantile collections improve. The
weeks aggregate transactions snow the
in certain lines, but a good gain Is noted
in comparison with the corresponding
period OF a year previous. Uncertainty re-
Rardng the crops caused unusual con-
servatism at the northwest until this week,
when the outlook became sufhciently en-
couraging TO resume confidence. In many
jobbing lines there is no prospect OF yigor-
Gus activity until fall, but wholesale distri-
button is now heavy and retail business Is
only retarded at points where temporary
weather conditions are adverse.
Little idle machinery II reported at man
ufacturing plants, except In a few cases
Of labor disputes. and several substantial
Railway earnings thus far recorded for
May exceeded last years by Ill per cent
and foreign commerce at this port for the
last week showed gains Of Si,7oI,ssl in i'm
ports and f491, 743 in exports Money is re-
turning from San Francisco and more
gold has been engaged abroad, but the Sc
curity market rules comparatively quiet
Aside from the strike OF the founders and
moulders the iron and steel industry is
in splendid condition. No decrease in ac-
tivity of textile machinery has occurred,
although IL Is believed that some mills are
overtaking orders, and the tone OF the
primary market for cotton goods developed
a little weakness, but without any radical
reduction in quotations. Footwear fac
tories are supplied with orders that will
maintain fun activity for two or three
months and supplementary contracts for
fall delivery continually arrive from sales
men or by mail. The higher prices an
as a surprise, owing to the duiiness Of the
market, and tended to make business still
smaller
United States, against 1873 last year, and Is
in Canada, compared with 20 a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
X. s. Fisher, v. B. Kinney. John Polian,
A. d. Small and Herman Matthes.
TIGHTENING THE SALOON LID
How the Federal Army Suppressed
Road Houses Near San
Fraueiaco.

But there is another reason. for the re-
markable good order maintained In San
Francisco during the last few weeks. 1t
was a new Tegulation-One unique in the
citys history. The measure TO which We
refer was the closing OF the liquor saloons.
For many weeks there has not been per-
mitted to be sold in San Francisco a drop
OF liquor OF any kind. Even in the drug
stores II has been impossible TO obtain
liquor unless on the prescription OF ply
| sician. Even upon these documents the
military authorities have looked askance.
at times forbidding the sale OF liquor even
when prescribed by a physician. The en-
forced sobTiety and the civic calm resulting
| from this order have amazed the state.
The chief OF police remarked that he did
not believe San Francisco could be so
peaceful a community under any ciTcum-
stances. least Of all the awful ones through
which II had passed
At the beginning Of the third week how
ever, the thirst Of the liquor loving became
too strong to be restrained any longer.
AS il was impossible TO obtain liquor
within the confines OF San Francisco. they
began seeking It elsewhere. The embargo
on liquor was lifted in Oakland, and to
that city the thirsty repaired. They re-
turned from the hospitable drinking sa-
looms OF Alameda county saturated with
I liquor. thus successfully defyinE the anti
| liquor ordinance OF the San Francisco mill
tary authorities. Speedily the keepers OF
the road houses across the county line In
San MateO county became inspired with
envy Of the prosperous Oakland saloon
keepers. and passed the word throughout
San Francisco that they were open for
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
BRADsTREET's REVIEW OF TRADE
Retail Business IL Quiet Owing TO
widespread Rainy weather.

Retail Business IL Quief Owing to
widespread Rainy weather.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Bradstreets tomor-
row will say:
Rather quiet retail trade conditions have
resulted from widespread rainy. weather,
the passing of the leading spring holiday
and the natural seasonal quietness which
supervenes at this period Taken as a whole,
the month of May was very active one in
retail and wholesale trade and Industry, in
which the best records Of preceding years
were surpassed. Fall trade reports continue
exceptionally good, though comparatively
quiet period may be looked for pending a
clearer view OF crop conditions; Crop re-
ports are tinged with irregularity, due to
uneven distribution of rainfall, which, U.s.
however, a seasonable development Activ-
ity in outdoor work has been a feature, as
tive with natural effects on the markets for
material but lower prices OF yellow pine
are construed as indicating fuller offerings
from the current and past enormous pro-
duction. The labor situation is, on the
whole, quite favorable, Finished products
steel rails for future delivery is still ac-
tive Railway returns are still in high de-
gree favorable.
Business failures in the United States for
the week ending May 81 number only 127
against 10 last week, 154 in the like week
In Canada failures for the week were 49,
as against 10 last wee kand l6 in this week
| a year ago.
United States and Canada for the week
ending May 81 are 2026, 7S9 bushels, against
4334,373 bushels last week. 1,3o9,223 bushels
| this week last year, 1937; 20S bushels in 1904
and 47os, 995 bushels in 1903. From July to
date the exports were 15,3260O6 bushels,
against So 536 407 bushels last year, 127 9i6 i39
bushels in 1904 and 200, 067 800 bushels in 1903
Corn exports for the week are 6l4s15 bush
| els against S1S097 bushels last week, 457 81
| bushels a year ago, 3N,366 bushels in 1901
| and 1,0l3,Sn bushels in 1903. From July to
date the exports Of corn were 10s,033, 105
| bushels against 74g79,0S5 bushels in 1905,
49, 25S SO4 bushels in 1904 and 1884,, 500 bushels
/ in 1903.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02

business" They, too, had been closed for
a short time after the earthquake and
fire. The first Sunday after this was
known a crowd OF many thousands of both
sexes crossed the San Mateo county line,
and after filling themselves with the vile
booze Of these roadside houses, returned to
the city OF San Francisco, poisoning the air
with their foul breaths and making the
night hideOus with their drunken cries.
The chief Of police OF San Francisco was
powCrless. He could not exercise any con-
troll OF the San Mateo liquor dealers. and
It was comparatively useless to punish the
poor creatures whose drunkenness was the
result OF the liquor dealers thrift. When
the matter was reported TO military head
quarters, General Greeley did not consider
himself restrained by the county lines
which had terrified the San Francisco chief
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
NEW UNION LABOR LAUNDRY
Articles of Incorporation Filled, with
Capital of Fifty Thousand
Dollars.

The WaTdlaw Laundry company, COM
posed OF men prominent in union labor
circles. has filed articles of incorporation
with the county clerk The incorporators
are Louis " Guye. william Wsrdlaw. A.
F. Hanson. r. r. johnson. X. s. Fisher
John Polian. A. d. Small. b. Carmello and
F. H. Gulgard. The capital stock is to be
$4,000, fully paid up.
The enterprise will be run as a union
plant The company Is said to have all
OF the machinery necessary 10 equip the
plant. but have not yet secured a building
In case a location is secured the laundry
could be in working order in two weeks.
Several Of the same men are interested in
The Advocate Publishing company, which
was incorporated Friday, with a capital
stock Of $500. Those who signed the ar
tieles OF Incorporation are Louis " Guye.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02

he went to a bull night yesterday after
noon. but he does not explain how ne
passed his time in the morning. He re-
fuses to give the Spanish police any
further information, but adds that he Is
willing to answer any questions the
British consul may put to him, The
prisoner speaks English, Spanish and
Italian. When searched at the police
station a knife and fork and IS pesetas
were found in the mans possession. The
authorities are considering the advisability
Of postponing the battle of flowers owing
10 the danger to which the king and queen
might be exposed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
BULLET IN HIS HEAD
CONTINUED from First Page)

the diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill in the house Mr.. Adams had expressed
great anxiety to get the bin through that
he might attend TO personal business.
which he said required his presence In
Philadelphia. only yesterday when Speaker
Cannon contemplated temporarily side
tracking the measure to make way for the
postoffice bill conference report, Mr.. Adams
made an appeal TO FIRST allow the passage
of the bill in his charge. He told the
speaker he had a most urgent and Inn
portant engagement TO keep today.
Upon the announcement OF the death Of
MIR. Adams the house adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02

OF police. He at once sent strong mill
tary guard across the county line, admon-
ished the saloon keepers. shut up the sa-
loon doors and left guards in front OF
them to see that they were kept shut.
These direct methods OF the federal au-
thorities, when brought into contact with
county lines, are calculated TO excite adj
miration among those used 70 the slow
moving methods Of intercouHty and inter
state Jurisdiction. We trust that General
Greeley may not become Involved I'm any
trouble with the county OF San Mateo and
that the county in question may not bring
suit gainst the federal government in order
to have him eashieTed His closing OF the
San Mateo saloons may be extra-constitu-
tional. but the fact remains that they are
elosed-shut tight-san Francisco Argo-
naut.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
ACCUSED CRITIcISES BILL
Man Indicted for Alleged BOotIesEinK
Makes Plea Name IL Mis-
stated.

William F. BarOda F. A Felix and Hugh
Gallagher were aTraigned before Judge
Munger in the United States district court
Friday afternoon under their indictments
for selling liquor without hrst procuring
the special government tax. Baroda and
Felix pleaded not guilty and gave bond for
their appearance before the district court
for trial. BarOda claims the indictment IL
name
Gallagher entered a plea OF guilty and
was sentenced TO thirty days In the county
Jail OF Douglas county and TO pay a nns OF
500
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
BOMB SUSPECT is AN ENeLIsHMAN
Man Held by Madrid Police Identiaed
as 90 Nationality.

MADRID. June THE man in custody
al the Medic Dia Police station under
suspicion OF being the person who threw
the bomb at the king and queen yesterday
Is said TO be an EnglishmRn and gives the
name OF Robert Hamilton. He Is about 90
years old and was pointed out in the
streets to the Spanish police by English
detectives, who came here to attend the
wedding festivities. His arrest caused
great excitement among the people. men
and women trying 10 strike him. while
others shouted lynch him." Soldiers had
to assist the police in taking the man 10
the station. He Is OF good appearance and
somewhat resembles the man the police
have been looking for. The suspect says
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
REPORT OF THE CLEARING HOUSE

transactions of the Associated Banks
for the Week.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended May 81, with the percent
age OF increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
Reioicinr At Manila.

MANILA, June 1.-The English and
Spanish residents of Manila celebrated the
wedding of King Alfonso and Princess
Ena by an elaborate reception and ball.
The Spanish consul received-the govern
ment officials the consular corps and offi-
GERS of the army and navy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
TWO BOMBS THROWN


CONTINUED from First Page.)
with emotion at first, but the king Gained
her, saying that 1t was nothing serious.
Later she recovered her self-possession
and bore herself we'll throughout the try
ing ordeal Some of those who saw the
young queen alight from the royal coach
just after the explosion say her bridal veil
touched the bloody pools on the pavement
and that It bore an impress Of the terrible
scene as she returned to the palace.
At the reception yesterday evening to
the princes and ambassadors the king took
occasion to express the profound regret
which he said he felt over the loss Of life
among his brave Soldiers
News IL ReasaurinE.
LONDON, June liking Edward and
Queen Alexandra today received kilograms
Of a reassurring character from Madrid in
response to their messages to King AL
fonso and Queen Victoria expressing
sympathy and thankfulness at their
providential escape.
The Spanish embassy here is receiving
very many messages OF coincidence and
crowds OF callers. including many diplomats
and officials. Among the earlier arrivals
was Manuel Garcia the famous Spanish
professor OF singing, now over a hundred
years old.
The ofioials Of the Spanish embassy are
investigating the reports that the plot
against the lives of King Alfonso ami
Queen Victoria was Matched by anarchists
in London. The Spanish charge d'affaires,
Count de Pradere. says there seems little
doubt that the plot was concocted- In
London, but the ofnclals have not yet been
able to ascertain II an Italian. who is
suspected OF executing it actually went
hence to Madrid. A dispatch fIcm Madrid
says that an Englishman named Robert Is
detained there on suspicion Of being an
accomplish OF the men who threw the
bomb.
Bomb ThrOwer Under Arrest.
LONDON. June LA dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph company from Madrid
today says the bomb thrower has been ar
rested, that he is confined in the Medic
Ola police station and has confessed and
supplied details Of the outrage.
Another dispatch from Madrid says King
Alfonso had an even more miraculous es-
cape than generally known. A fragment
Of the bomb struck his. breast, but the
force was broken by the chain of the king $
Portuguese Order Of Santiago which he was
wearing. The chain was broken, but 1t
stopped piece Of Steel which otherwise
might have pierced the kings breast
CabIeEram from WhitrIdge.
WASHINGTON. June president Rooss-
Welt is In receipt OF a cablegram from Mr..
Whitridge. the special representative OF the
United states at the wedding OF King
Alfonso, relative 20 the attempted assas-
sination OF the king and queen of Spain
yesterday. The cablegram is very brief,
simply reeiting the salient points of the
outrage. The text OF the message fol-
lows:
MADRID. May 3l.-4:5 D. m.-The Presl-
dent: On returning from church after
marriage bomb was thrown at king s
carriage. Their Tnajesties untouched; car
riage wrecked; two horses killed also
aided e-camp; soldiers killed and wounded.
Great popular rage. Have called among
very nrst and written concerning horror.
(Signed) WHITRIDGE.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02

Bee want Ads for Business Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02

make an opon sore. ! think Ais face must
have itehsd NEST fsarfnlly.
eve finally thoaght nothing could help,
and had made up my mind 10 ssnd my vile
With the child % Europe, hoping that the see
cir might cure him, otherwise he was 10 b
put under good medical care there. But,
Lord Be pleased, matters came differently,
and ~ soon saw . miracle. A friend Of ours
epoke about CutieurA. We made trial with
CutieuTa Soap, Ointment, and Resolvont, and
within ten days or two weeks We noticed .
decided improvement just AZ quickly a. the
appear, and within ten weeks the child vas
absolutely well, aAd his skin vas smooth and
whits aansysF before" =. HohrAth, President
Of the 2. l. Hohrath Company, Aanufact-
urers q elk hibbons, - % Rink ALlsy,
jane ., 1908. South Bethlshsn, p.
cssssIa SEQ. 2l.szs - eiIs - - thE,ssAs-i
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02

the doctor. We then
went TO another dsetoE,
but he could not helS
him, and In cur despair
We went 70 . third one.
Matters became 90 bad
that he had regular
holes In hls cheeks,
large enough 70 put q
finger into. The food
had % Be given with =
spoon, for his mouth
was covered with erusts
a. thick ~ q hngOS, and
whenever he opened the
msuth they begAA 10
bleed and Sappufats, a.
dh also kIs eyes,
Heads, arms, chest, Gnd
back, n ShSFt the whole
body, vas covered over
and over. We had ne
rest By day 81 Aight
Whenever he vgaa lad
IN his bed, ~ had y
pin his hands doWn /;
otherwise he Wsuld
aeralch he bee, and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
Total. Canada

balances paid in cash
tNot included in totals because contain
ing other items than clearings.
mot included I'm totals; comparisons in
complete.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-02
TERRIBLE ECZEMA
ON LITTLE BOY
Mouth and Eyes Covered With
Crusts-Face ItChed Most Fear
tllly-Hands Pinned Down to
Prevent Scratching
MIRACULOUS CURE
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

"When my little boy was sin months cid, he
had eesems. The sores extended - quickly
ever the whole body that We Al oAee called IN
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-28

The annual meeting of the Chamber
OF Commerce was held last MOndav
afternoon: The reports of the officers
wAre read. The report Of the presi.
dent, f. g. Brown. was of special in
terest, and is published on another
page. A resolution was adopted in.
viting the South Carolina State Press
Association to hold its annual meeting
here this summer. The interstate y
NJ G. A. of the Carolinas, which ia in
session in Charleston this week was
also invited to hold its next annual
meeting in Anderson. Messrs. w. +,
Cox, q. III. Tolly, II. II. Watkins, 6 :.
" Evans. W. Il. Osborne, j. NJ. Sui
livan and G.. F.. Jones were elected
members of the Board Of Directors.
The directors met Immediately aud re-
elected all of the former officers. viz:
President. F.. G. Brown; Vice-Presi-
dents. r. s. Ligon. J. A. Brock and J.
j. Fletwell; Secretary, A. III. Carpen-
ter; Treasurer. w. X. Osborne. The
Chamber of Commerce has done q
good work during the pasr year, az is
shown In this presidents report, and
the organization Is fortunate in seour-
Ing the services of its old officers for
another year.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-28
h0cH te:asiiii News.

No doubt, Mt. Editor, you have al
ready heard tho particulars Of the de-
plorable accident that happened Mt
the residence of air. l.. A. Bolt last
ThureGay evening, when the boiler of
hie engine bursted, killing his con,
Ray, and q Golored man by tho name
Of Amos Norris. Mr.. Bolt was crush
ing cotton eeed when the accident hap.
pened: The colo:sd man above men
Ray Bolt was there with him when the
accident happened with the above re-
suits. Young Bolt was buried Mt New
Hope Church. The funere! was at
tended by Rev, Mr. Lovis and Rev. II.
G. LigOn, of ToWnville. Mr. Bolt has
many sympathizers in this his sore be-
W.. L. Williford, a worthy colored
bis dwelling house aud most of the
contents by fire last Sunday evening
Prof. o. B. Anderson, OF MilIidge.
Vile. Ga, is Visiting relatives here
and elsewhere in the county. He il
delighted TO meet his friends after ar
absence OF two years, who in return
are glad to SEQ him.
Angustus Arnold, son of J. F. Ar
mold, left last week to enter the bust
ness college at Millidgeville, Gu. Gul
il a nice boy and we predict for him |
bright future.
DR.. H. g. Witberspoon has been con
fined to his room for the last tw,
weeks with a severe case Of grip. w,
hope he will soon be we'll again.
All farm work has been suspended
for the last two weeks on account o
the cold, wet weather.
The small grain crop is looking yer!
we'll.
We have heard old people say tina
all the fruit crop did not get killed il
| March.
Magistrate Anderson married at hi
| residence Mr.. Thos. Holland, of Forl
Township, and Miss Anna Davis, O
Rock Mills, March 10, 1905.