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Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
GOVERNMENT RESTS ITS CASE
Arguments on Packers Plea in
Bar VIII Begin Nom
day.

CHICAGO, March 9.-The government
today rested its case against the packers.
No announcement was made by the at
torneys for the packers as to whether they
will offer any evidence in rebuttal but
II is believed they will not. The argu-
ments are expected 10 commence on Mon
day.
NJ Robertson special agent for the gov
ernment, declared in a letter produced in
court today, that he had declined to exam
inc any of the books of Armour & Co., II
the packers desired him to pledge that the
information would not be published by
President Roosevelt.
He was asked by Attorney Miller in be-
half of Armour & Co. if he would say
that he had an opportunity to decline to
take the information II he was compelled
to make a pledge that the president would
not publish it. Mr.. Robertson replied that
he would not say that he had such an
opportunity and the attorney then brought
that the letter referred entirely TO another
matter
Martin M Flannery, special agent FOR
the government in the beef investigation,
testified TO tho manner of conducting the
investigation In behalf OF the government.
Nothing new was brought out. w. b.
Hunter another special agent, followed
Mr.. Flannery on the stand and when his
testimony, which was brief had been con-
cluded the government announced that it
had finished its case.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
NEW POINT IN MURDER CASE
Attorneys for Convicted Missouri Com
vIcts AIIege Error In Courts
Instructions.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, March at
torneys Silver and King, counsel for the
three convicts who were yesterday found
guilty Of having killed Prison Guard Clay
in the prison mutiny last November, today
filed motions for rehearing and arrest OF
Judgment. The motions will be passed
upon tomorrow when the three eonvicts
will be brought before Judge Martin in
the circuit court.
Attorney silver stated that the motion
for rehearing raises important law points
which have not before been brought be-
fore the courts in this state. The point
is that contained in the motion that the
court erred in giving instructions that II
the jury believed anyone of the three con
victs fired the shot which killed Clay, all
are guilty of murder In the first degree
and that the instructions should have been
given to allow a separate verdict for eaen
defendant.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
MOYER AND OTHERS IN COURT
Attorneys Given ~ Week TO Prepare
Case ON Behalf of
Prisoners.


BOISE, Idaho, March g. - Charles II.
Meyer, William ID. Haywood and George
A. Pettibone were arraigned this afternoon
before Judge Frank Smith at Caldwell un-
der indictment charging them with the
murder of former Governor Frank Steun-
enberg
On the motion OF counsel for the prison.
ers, who wished for time to prepare a mo-
tion to quash the Indictment, further pro-
ceedings under the indictments were post
poned until next Friday when the defend
ants again will be brought into court to
enter their pleas.
Meyer, Haywood, Pettlbone and Jack
simpkins are indicted jointly, being
charged with having murdered Frank steu-
nenberg. There is in the indictment no
mention of the Western Federation of
Miners nor any charge of conspiracy. So
far as the indictment shows each is ac-
cused Of having personally participated in
the crime charged.
The indictment contains three counts, all
of similar nature. The gist OF the
charges Is that the accused men placed
a deadly box or bomb filled with giant
powder, caps, sulphuric acid and other ex-
plosives at the gate in front of Frank
Steunenberg's residence with the inten-
tion of killing him. One count charges the
actual numbering of Steunenberg by caus-
ing the bomb to explode as Steunenberg
was entering his yard
The names of twenty witnesses, including
Harry orchard, who has confessed to his
part in the crime, are indorsed on the in
dictment.
After the indictment had been read Judge
Smith asked IL the prisoners had counsel.
Attorney Richardson of Denver replied
that himself Clarence 8. Darrow OF Chi
cago, Fred Miller of Spokane and John
F. Nugent OF Silver City, Idaho, would
represent the prisoners. Attorney Richard
son then entered his motion for a con-
tinuance, which was not opposed by the
prosecution.
Mr.. Richardson complained of the treat
ment which the prisoners were receiving
in the penitentiary. He stated that they
were denied newspapers and were not per-
Initted TO correspond with their friends
| Judge Smith agreed that these inhibitions
| should be removed and ordered, stating
that II his orders were not carried out
the prisoners should be brought 10 Cald'
well and lodged in the Canyon county jail
Meyer Haywood and Pettibone were
| taken from the state penitentiary by
| Sheriff Nichols of Canyon county early
this morning. The public showed little
interest and there were few persons at thu
railway stations either at Boise or Cald
well. The small court room at Caldwell
was not crowded with spectators.
At the conclusion of the proceedings be
/ fore Judge Smith the prisoners wer'
brought back to Boise and taken before
the state supreme court of Idaho, where
arguments were heard this afternoon OF
the habeas corpus case began I'm their be
( half several days ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
RUSSIAN BLUE CROSS WORK
Agent of the Society Comes to
America to Solicit Funds for
Its support.

NEW YORK, March SpeciaI)-Owlng
to recent events in Russia which have left
many thousand unfortunate victims of war
and riot, the Russian Blue Cross, great
philanthroplc organization under the high
patronage of her imperial highness, the
Grand Duchess Elizabeth Mavrikievna,
which looks after the interests of sick and
destitute children Of all creeds and nation
alities throughout the empire. has been
overwhelmed with the calls upon il. To
meet the emergency the society has ex-
tended the scope of its work and is sending
special representatives abroad. Realizing
the deep interest felt among Americans for
Russian unfortunates, the society has dele
gated NJ. Boris Klebanon as It's special
representative to America. NJ. Flebanoff
has already arrived in this city and has
opened Offices for the Russian Blue Cross
in the Hudson building at 81 Broadway.
The Blue Cross is in no sense rival of
the Red Cross. The latter looks after the
wars physically afflicted. The Blue Cross
assists the helpless young victims Of war,
revolution, famine or unfortunate social
circumstances. II maintains refugees, asy-
lums. training schools, work farms, hos
pitfalls and kindergaTtens. Founded in 1sS2
it has grown 10 an enormous scope, enjoys
the patronage OF the royal family and lead
ing personages in official and business life
throughout Russia II has an endowment
fund OF 100000 roubles and receives such
support from all sources I'm commercial life
that it is practically the national charity
Some OF its unique methods for raising
funds may be introduced to the American
public by NJ. Klebanoh.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
CABINET MAKING IN FRANCE
sarrien VIII Accept Task 81 He Can
secure Cooperation of Bourgeois
and PoincaFe,

PARIS, March 9-President Fallieres
consulted Jean Sarren former minister
Of justice, this afternoon and offered him
the task Of forming a new cabinet.
II NJ. Sarrien secures the cooperation OF
NM Bourgeois and Poincarre he will ac-
cept the task of forming a ministry, taking
the premiership and the portfolio of Justice
and M Bourgeoise will be minister of for
eign affairs. Nj. Poncarre minister of
finance or of the interior, NJ. Thomson
minister Of the navy and NJ. Rusan min
lister of agriculture.
NJ. Sarrien's conference with NJ. Bour-
geoise, NJ. Poncarre and other statesmen
continued until late this evening Al
though giving hope Of eventual success,
they did not furnish sufficient promise OF
concrete cooperation to enable him to-
announce 70 the president, whom he saw
at IL o'clock tonight. his ability to con-
stitute cabinet The principal obstacle
encountered is the difficulty Of obtaining
the consent Of NJ Poincarre to accept a
portfolio. In the course of tomorrow In
the event of success. NJ, sarrien will signify
| to President Falieres his acceptance oil
the premiership He already is assured OF
| NJ Buurgeoises support, and with M.
/ Poincarres assent obtained. the allotment
! Of tho remainder Of the portfolio will he
| an easy task.
] NJ. Rouvier. the retiring premier, who
continues to carry on the current business
received the German ambassador, Prince
Won Radolin. during the day, presumably
| in connection with the German desire to
! secure sufficient guarantees regarding the
! Icranco-Spanish control OF the Moroccan
! police TO permit of final adjustment at
] AlgpCiraS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
QUEER FREAK OF MANIAC
Charles Gunther of 81. Louis Runs
Locomotive Through Brick Wall
and Dehes Arrest.

EAST ST. LOUIS. H., March 9.-Seized
with a sudden frenzy Charles Gunther,
until recently employed as fireman at
the plant of the American steel foundry
suddenly sprang aboard locomotive
standing on sidetrack near the establish
ment today, jerked open the throttle and
sent the engine plunging ahead. IT
Jumped the track and tore through a IA
inch brick wall and came to stop by
crashing into heavy machinery inside the
works.
U-nharmed, Gunther jumped to the
ground. and. drawing a revolver, threat
ened to shoot the first man 70 approach
him from the crowd that assembled. Po-
lice were hurrledly sent for Before they
arrived. however Timekeeper w. A. Moore
stealthily crawled up benind the frenzied
man and. with leap, prostrated Gunther
and struck the revolver from his hand. \
struggle ensued. in which other men as
sisted Moore, and Guuther was subdued
and finally taken TO the police station.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
BLACK HUNDRED IN EVIDENCE
Fears of Jewish Massacre ON Enster
Based on Action OF secret
Band.

ST. PETERSBURG. March S.-rhe fears
Of renewal of Jewish massacres on
Easter, to which a deputaton recently
called Premiec Whites attention appear
upon investigation to have real founda-
ton. The Black Hundred organizations
IN the pale" and also elsewhere in Euro
pean Russia are conducting an agitation
to slaughter ths enemies OF Russia.
Circulars have been prepared in ST.
Petersburg calling tor the determination
of the Jews.
MINsK, Russia, March 9.-The sentence
OF death imposed on Anna Izmailoveh. the
daughter of Izmailovich, who attempted to
assassinate Governor Kourloff, has been
commuted to Imprisonment for life,
RIGA, Livonia, Russia, March 9-Four
hundred military executions have occurred
In Livonia as a result of the government s
repressive measures.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
MORE GRAFT IN ST. LOUIS
Sc. Louis Police inspectors Preparing
Charges Against other
PatrOImen,

ST. LOUIS March characterization by
high police authorities into alleged graft
ing among police officers from keepers OF
resorts is being pursued, and IL was stated
by Inspector Lally today that the work Of
preparing the charges against suspended
and indicted policemen had been about half
completed.
Sergeant Louis Nolte, whose testimony.
IL is stated win be largely depended upon
In prosecuting the charges. made a de-
tailed and lengthy statement today in
which he openly accused certain officers Of
having sheltered aud protected women who
had been ordered to stay out OF St. Louis
He also charged that during a raid in quest
OF certain woman oniceF. whom ne
named. aided the woman 10 escape and re-
ceivsd = from her fOr his ssTylee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for NebrnsEa-FRlr In East.
SNOW IN West Portion saturday and
sunday.

Page.
I senate TavOrs Only one New state.
Coal Operators Are Assembling.
Relief BiII for a NebPnsI<an.
Hand of Moro Robbers wiped out.
2 TilIman Resolution 20 he Changed.
News from All Parts of Nebraska.
Insurance Men Gather az Albany.
4 People Aroused over Many Grimes.
Omaha After south Dakota Grain.
o SmOOtheEt Crook I'm the Southwest.
Clever Trick of Crooked Banker.
Making of Photographs In ColOrs.
Affairs at south Omaha.
Nyc-Schneider Elevator Located.
Easy Money Carries n Curse.
Gives American Pride a Jolt.
10 Editorial.
II Omaha Men nj Railway Conference
WOOdman Circle stays In Omaha.
~ Big Nine Colleges Play Foot BRlI.
Commercial Review of the week.
13 Financial and Commercial.
15 Council Bluffs and Iowa News.
18 BerISR FhvOrs WOrkhOuSe.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
WOMEN CREATE DISTURBANCE
Female SuTraEists Try to See British
Premier and Two Are
Arrested.

LONDON. March "a band of thirty
Jealous women suffragists attempted to
storm Premier Campbell- Bannermans Of
ficial residence in Downing street today,
and only succumbed after determined re-
sistanee to the superior strength of a large
force Of pC--ee. Three ringleaders were
taken to the police station, struggling and
screaming and followed by twenty-seven
of their companions shouting. Down with
C.-B." and other war cries.
"C.-B.." Otherwise Premier Campbell
Bannerman was presiding at a cabinet
council at the time the women called, and
he refused to see them.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
AMERICANS NOT SATISFIED
Turkish Concessions to schools in
Syria Not what the LeEa-
~s tion Desires. ss

coNsTANTINoPLE March 9.-The porte
has yielded 20 the American demands and
has Informed the American legation that
orders have been sent to Beyroot to admit,
duty free, all consignments for the Amer
lean schools In Syria The same note de-
clares that the porte is ready to accord
the same official recognition to American as
to other schools If a request to that effect
is presented to the proper department for
each institution separately.
This is not satisfactory to the American
legation, where it is considered to indi-
cate a further attempt at procrastination.
as similar requests for the recognition OF
certain schools presented to the ministry
a year ago have not yet been granted. The
legation now proposes to apply more ur-
gent pressure for the recognition of the
four most important educational establish
ments
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
Funeral OF lIarchioness.

ROME, March 9.-The Eof of the Mar
chioness Corsini formerly iTincess Bar
beItni who was killed By the Overturning
OF her automobile last night. was trans
ferred today from the Quirinal TO the San
Felioe palace, adjoining the Quirinal The
large hall Of the palace was transformed
into mortuary chapel with an altar, where
mass was celebrated for the repose OF the
soul Of the marchioness The king and
queen and many members of the aristoo-
raey visited the chapel during the day
Many noble families related 10 the Corsinls
and Barberinis are thus thrown into mourn
ing
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
sHoNTS TO HOLD BOTH PLACES
Chairman says He VIII Let Nothing
Iaterfere with work On
Canal.

CHICAGO, March S.-Thedore p. shonts.
chairman of the Isthmian Canal commits
sion. who arrived in Chicago today. stated
positively that he has no intention OF re-
signing his position as the president of the
Glover Leaf nor his Craftsmanship OF the
commission.
He said: Il shall not resign either po-
sition. / have large holdings in the Clover
Leaf and Will act as the nominal Dresi-
dent Nothing. however, viii be allowed
70 interfere with my work ON the canal
commission"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
BETTER FEELING AT CANTON
VicerOy Gives Bamquet TO Admiral
Train and Attends Recep-
tIOn al Consulate.

HONG KONG. March 9.-rhe friction ex-
listing for some time between the viceroy
OF Canton and the American representa-
tives there has given place 10 more pleasant
relations, which state Of affairs has been
signalized by an exchange OF courtesies.
The vicerOy gave a banquet in honor OF
Rear Admiral Train March g. while the
Viceroy and a number Of high officials at
tended a reception at the American con-
sulate March Z. This was the first function
for some months at which the vieeroy had
exchanged amenities with the Americans.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
t.enernI GreeIeY ReIIeye. Fan.ton.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 9-Major Cen
eral A. W. Greeley, until recently chief
signal ofiicer of the War department al
Washington. arrived hero yesterday 10 as
sume command Of the Pacific division OF
the army. hlling the vacancy caused BIZ
the retirement of General Sumner some
weeks ago. He VIII today formally relieve
General Funston, who has been IN COM
mand since General summers departure.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
RAILROAD CONTRACTOR ROBBED
Il. MeeEan of Camden, Mo-, Lured late
woods by Three Men and
Relieved of 5000,

KANSAS CITY Mo, March s.-E, Me-
gan. railroad contractor Of Camden. no,
reported to the police that three men,
upon the pretext OF selling him mules,
lured him TO secluded spot in the woods
near Rosedale, Kss. a suburb OF this city,
today and robbed him Of 5000. Later Nee
gan captured one OF the men, C. c. Miller,
OF Oklahoma City, okla, in whose pockets
S. 900 was found Miller claimed the money
belonged to him. Both Miller and Meegan
we're held, Meegan az a witness.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10

HAIIF'AA, n. s, March s.-Reports OF
an earthquake on the eastern shore OF
Halifax county reached here today. The
ground trembled violently for several sec
onds, Houses shook and doors aud win
dows ratified
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10

Belle Fenwick who is under arrest 81
Denver Col. was indicted by the Middle
sex county grand jury today on tho charge
bly, removing Riga and Mabel Sully. aged
and Is years. OF Maiden 10 the west A
detective will start Immediately for Den
yer with requisiuon papers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10

COLUMBUS, o. March 9.-CsaViu Harris.
an actor at lhe Empire theater. son OF the
late Congressman Harris. and worth $4,000
Joined the Third company OF the coast ar
tillery today az the barracks He said he
Joined the army 10 get away from gay
companions ana 70 lead a quieter life.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
MISS ANTHONY is IMPROVING
Stronger and Her Friends Now Feel
Hopeful OF Her Re
cOVeFy.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, March 8. Miss
Susan b. Anthony's condition is improved
tonight. she is stronger than she was
yesterday and has taken considerable nour-
ishment Her friends feel hopeful OF her
recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10
DR.. HauEh Convicted OF Murder.

DAYTON. o. March s.-Dr. Oliver c.
HauRh was found guilty OF murder In the
frst degree by the jury az 30 O'Clock after
nearly three hours elaboration.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-10

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B. & 0. MAKES A CUT.
WILL RkDpCE PASSENGER RATEs
no MEET COMPOSITION
To SELL 900 Mile Books For sa5 v tth
Refand ofs5, BEGINNING the
First OF November

This Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co. announces that il will meet the
cnt recently decided upon By thu
Pennsylvania in passenger fares
wherever it comes into competition
with that road This action is not
une expected in view of the fact that
immediately after the Pennsylvania
cut was announced the Baltimore and
Ohio began figuring about what it
would cost to pursue a similar pro-
gram The reduction applies to one-
way fares and will become effective
on November l. A maximum rate of
2 l-2 cents a mile will be charged in.
stead of aud ~ cents, as at pres
ent.
The Baltimore and Ohio also an
nonncsd that on Nov emher it will
begin selling interchangeable 1000
mile tickets for $25, with IS refund,
instead of $50 and SO refund. as at
present. This is due to the reduction
in one way fare by it and other large
trunk lines. The association controll.
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up more than half the deposit now re-
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are in addition to the mileage tickets
placed on sale September by the
Baltimore and Ohio. which are gyod
ON it's lines east of Pittsburg, the
heading road. the Central OF New
JERSEY and the Lehigh Valley. These
tickets are transferable and sell for
$40.