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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
TREPOFF FOR PARLIAMENT
Reputed Reaotionary Stands for Ministry
from Popular Branch of Government
FEAR OF ARMY CAUSE OF CONVERSION
In Fiery Talk He Calls Prince
UrusOH Traitor Who Had
Sold Himself for
Place.

ST. PETERSBURG, July General
Trepoff's advocacy of a ministry composed
OF constitutional democrats introduces a
new element into the situation, which,
though the fall of the Goremykin cabinet
Is momentarily postponed, is steadily
trending toward Parliament government as
being the only expedient which may ward
on the impending storm of anarchy
Trcpon's conversion to the idea of a re-
sponsible ministry is based, however, not
on regard for the constitutional democrats
whom he considers to be half revolutionists,
but on the conviction that repression by a
disaffected army and disorganized police
would no longer serve. The general spoke
with, his usual remarkable bluntness, not
attempting TO cover the desperate condi-
ton of the country and the strength of
the revolutionary cause and giving the lie
direct TO Prince Urusoff, whom he further
characterized as a traitor who had sold
himself in the hope of attaining a place in
the new government. The constitutional
democrats will take no part in that por-
ton of the policy OF the radicals which
can only plunge the country into streams
OF blood. Parliament must exist as the
instrument Of pacifoation or not at all.
The constitutional democrats in the future
| are bound to actively combat the tactics
OF the extremists as we'll as those OF the
government.
In the reorganization OF the guard corps
the emperor has replaced the carpet
knights" among the officers by fighting
soldiers OF the type OF Major General
Letschitzly, the new commander OF the
First guard division, which includes the
PreobraJensky regiment. LetzchitEky has
spent almost his entire life in Turkestan
4 nd h.. fa.. "a nth 60
tinction in China and Manchuria. He is
| an utter stranger at court.
The newspapers today print an open let
ter from the Lettish Royal Democratic
league OF Libau in regard to the execution
Of Makhovsky, a revolutionist, who re-
fused to 80 TO the scaffold, protesting his
innocence. The guards handled him sc
roughly that they broke his wrist and
| crushed in his chest. The man died beforv
he reached the place OF execution. Hi
body. nevertheless was strung UP.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
SUMMONS FOR ROCKEFELLER
rebate Judge in Ohio Issues Process
Against the Standard OIL
Company.

INDLAY, o., July Judge Banker of
probate court has issued a summons
John d. Rockefeller in connection with
&c suit recently filed here against the
Standard Oil company and Mr.. Rockefeller
in which It is alleged that the Valentine
antitrust law has been violated by the
Standard Oil and its subsidiary companies
The summonses have been turned over to
Sheriff Grover who states that he will
make service on Mr.. Rockefeller as soon as
the latter returns from Europe Sheriff
Grover has gone to Cleveland to serve sum-
mons upon the Standard OIL company
through one of its officers.
CLEVELAND, o., July 7.-Sherin Groves
of Hancock county came to Cleveland to-
day with a subpoena for John d. Rookie
Teller. Groves was naturally unsuccessful
in his quest, as Mr.. Rockefeller is in Eu-
rope, but he did succeed in serving i'm
portant papers on j. NJ. Robertson of this
city, secretary of the Standard OIL COM
pany, instead.
A warrant and a certified copy of the in
formation filed at Findlay by Prosecutor
David were left with Robertson, who was
warned to be on hand when needed. The
statutes require in criminal as we'll as
civil proceedings where service is had on
a corporation, that the sheriff must deliver
| the papers In the case to the president
and II he be not available. then upon the
| next highest Official to be found In case
OF the Standard Oil company, Secretary
Robertson was the highest ofncial of the
company that the sheriff could find here.
After seeing the secretary OF the Standard
OIL company, Sheriff Groves turned his at
tention to discover II possible the where
abouts Of Mr.. Rockefeller and when hS
would return to Cleveland. but little in,
! formation could be had on that subject
! The prevailing opinion seems to be that Il
will not be until the latter part OF August
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
ALTON SENTENCE DEFERRED
Judge lands Will Not Fix Punishment Of
Railway Until Wednesday.
ITS ATT0REEYS SECURE LONGER TIME
Would Show that Alleged secret Rate
Between Company and Packers
Was known to All
shippers.
ITS ETToRsEYS SECURE LONGER TIME

CHICAGO. July Judge lands in the
United States district court today refused
70 grant a new trial to the Chicago 4
Alton and John n. Faithorn and Fred A
Wann. former offlcias Of the Alton who
we're yesterday convicted Of the illegal CIV
ing OF rebates.
At the time of refusing the new trial the
attorneys for the defense claimed that the
granting OF the rebates 10 Schwarzschild &
SulzbeTger company was generally known
in Kansas City and they asked for time to
show that the rebate was given publicly
and not in secret. The court after some
discussion said that they would have a
right to show this before the punishment
wos determined and gave the defense until
next Wednesday to bring evidence into
court showing that the rebate was gener-
ally known.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
LIGHTHOUSE TENDER is SAFE
Was waiting for hess wind Before
ResuminE Its Trip to
Guantanamo.

WASHINGTON, July 7-All anxiety for
the safety Of the lighthouse tender Laurel
was relieved today when the lighthouse
board received a telegram from Lieutenant
Commander Hood, lighthouse inspector at
Key West, reporting that 1t had been an
chored under the Lobos light from June 70
to July q
The Laurel was due at Guantanamo June
a. and when It failed to show up there
several days after that date Lieutenant
Commander Hood left Key West with the
tender Mangrove in search OF 1t, and at
his request the naval tug Osceola also was
sent out from Key West to look for the
missing tender. The Laurel was waiting
for less wind before leaving the anchor at
Lobos light
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
JURY SECURED FOR FEUD CASE
Defense Elects 10 Try HarEis and
Callahan TOEether for Mareum
Murder.

BEATTYVILLE. KY. July THE jury
which will try the case Of Judge James
Hargis on the charge of having murdered
Attorney James B. Marcum. was secured
today. After the jury had been completed
the defense announced that IL had elected
to have Hargis and Callahan tried to-
gether. Court was adjourned until Mon
day. when A. F. Byrd will make the open-
ing statement for the prosecution.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
SMALL RIOT IN SAVANNAH, GA.
Police Called Out to Quen Fight
Between Union and NOnuniOn
Telephone Men.

AUGUSTA Ga, July IA special to the
Chronicle from Savannah. Ga says: Union
telephone linemen and nonunion men EN-
ployed by the Southern Bell. Telephone
company as linemen in place Of the strik-
ers had a serious ARRAY tonight az the
corner OF Broughton and Drayton streets.
Several were injured in the melee which
assumed the proportions OF a riot. the de-
tective and squad Of police being called
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
DEPEW RECEIVERS HIS HEALTH
Senator VIII spend Summer In Europe
and Return to Washington
in Fail.

NEW YORK, July THE Tribune to-
morrow will say; The announcement is
made on good authority that Senator De-
pew, who was absent from his duties at
Washington almost the entire winter, suf-
fering from a nervous breakdown, had
practically recovered. He is said TO have
no intention of resgning from the senate,
but instead 10 be intending TO make a trip
to Europe for the summer and when he
has returned TO resume his work. He may
sail within a week or two
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

Brigadier General, james Allen. Rear Ad-
miral H. N. Manney and John 1. Water
bury of New York. General Allen, Ad-
niraI Nancy and Mr.. Waterbury were
nominated, respectively, by the Depart
ments OF War, Navy and Commerce.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
White Dress Goods

Nansooks Madras
worth to 25csae price
All fancy White Swisses and Imported Wangs
-. . IL
Fine Imported Fancy Swisses
27inch French Embroidered Mus
36nch Sheer Linen Lawns-value 69csale price.
36nch Sheer Linen
Our Linen Department will be compelled entirely
It's present location hence these prices
1Oinch Bleached Table Linen-vaue 69c-sae price
S4nch Bleached Table Linen, heavysale
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

were today traded for Outfielder Jude, the
Indian member of the Toledo American
association club. Pitcher Hall of Seattle
has also been signed and with First Base
man Deal, late OF Lancaster, Pa, and Out
fielder Jude will report here Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
wireless TeIeEraph Congress.

been notified that the delegates OF the
United States 10 the wireless telegraph
congress. which will assemble In Berlin
September 3. will be Ambassador Tower.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

out TO suppress the disturbances. num-
Der OF arrests were made. f. (. Nedlin-
ger, electrician for the Atlanta Coast line
was most seriously hurt. He received Sc
we're knife wounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

Double Satin Pattern Cloths with napkins
prices "a, $4.75; $780, 1915 S12,
$500 lO-4 $3.50
Pattern ClothsOur standard durable moderate priced quality
All the newest patterns at; S4 $1oS $40, $500; S-12,
$S15; a. $780, 1870
Napkins to match-T size, $780, .&315
All Cloths soled being will be sold half
price.
Full sized Fringed Bed Spreads-vaue s150sale price S19
Lot of Coloed Maseies Spreads somewhat soedwere 5000
sale price '$l1B
All linen extra heavy Crash, yard 1Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Mems Department

Ribbed Double Seated Drawers special
Three Balbrggan, Plain Gauze, flesh color,
Dollar qualities of Isle Thread. 69c
Shirt SaA cleaning Madras Negligee
Shirts, mostly dollar qualities, each. zoe
of the the popular
VIII numbers.
half numbers .S1.16
selling at $20Osale price 81 20
of Half Hose-Some vaues-Imported, Fash
toned and Shaw Knit makes-the soc qualities zoe
Csc qualities. 19c
Great clearing up of Mems silk and
various shapes soc, lot-three
half dollar.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Underwear and Hosiery

reliable stock of well known makes must be sold.
Low Neck Sleeveless Vests, rightly made 1Oc and i5c
At 10o-Fine Ribbed Lisle, Tape lace trimmed Vests
worth Csc
special clearing of fine Vests Pants comprising
Imported Swiss Vests Lace Crochet Vega Silk Lace Trimmed
Pants and OUTSIDE Shaped Vessa splendid SOC values
selling 75c, S5c and $500, for SOC
Union have
sold, for Quo
All small dollar Suits including Piqua makes and I'm
makes-sellng $3.50 0Sc
Chdrens dispose of Ribbed Vests
will sell them six for a quarter.
Trimmed pair 1Oc
Balbggan Ribbed Vests Pants and Drawers sale
Boys Balbrggan Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, 35c
Hose-Just items-but!
ribbed lace black and
for zoe
HosieryClosng small and broken lots but alto
gether there's lots of them.
fashioned fancy stripes,
lot mainly SOC goods, at 2Dc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
ZemstvO with Duma.

The demand for Parliament for the
retirement Of the Goremykin cabinet will
be backed by the zemstvo congress al ITS
meeting in Moscow on Monday. The pro-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

Jewelry COMMERCIAL fine Dog Collar Neckaces-iust
price
All fine Bear Necklaces-just half price.
Sterling Silver Bracelets which sold at S175 each 06c
Sterling Silver Bracelets which sold S25 $780, each S115
Pins which sold soc,
IL
Bulgarian Embroidered Pieces Table
at S5c ALI Table Covers $185-sold to $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

Indian worth Two whites.
CINCINNATI. July Pitcher Chech and
OutfeldeT Odwell OF the Cincinnati team
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Biz Silk Sale.

From entire stock, including beautiful Embroid-
cred Pongees, Rajah weaves in colors and fancies
the wearable Heather Silks 27inch Taetas in the lead
ing colors exquisite Printed Foulards-silks selling
freely at $500, $125, $150 and $1.75-wi go at one
n. B.-This lot display in window, that all
have opportunity. They will not be removed until
10 O'Clock, when they sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

President C0nEFAtuIAtes Prince.
BERLIN, July 7.-President RooAevelt's
to Crown Prince and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
ROBBERS BEAT SHERIFF'S WIFE
Savannah, Mo-, Ia scene of Serious
Crime by Men who
Escape.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, July IA special TO
the News-Press from Savannah, Mo-, saws
that during the absence OF Sheriff r. G.
Gamble last night robbers entered the Jail
residence and beat his wife almost 70
death.
The thieves took many valuables and left
Mrs Gamble for dead. She recovered con-
sciousness this morning and crawled 10 a
neighbors 20 give the alarm.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Come Early.


Fine dainty Chiffon, Eyelet Null Embroidered
Swiss silk JacQuards Plain Linen Silk Quadre selling at
39c-yard
Very specal-our Null
fonee Crepe de Chine, Silk Eoienne appropriate
evening soc, Csc 75c-at,
Printed MadrasThose printed hgures-25c,
quatiesat
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

Bee Want Ads are the dependable seeds
OF success.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
TEIoS- LPATRICK e. %

Crown Princess Frederick William on the
birth Of their son has been transmitted
through the American embassy ana the
Foreign ONCE TO Emperor William and the
crown prince and crown princess.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
EmbrOiderieS and LaceS

virtually carpenters begin
All fine Nainsook and Swiss Sets, which broken
sold half price.
Four Lots of Fine Edging and Inserton
lie yard-sold csc yard
2-10c yard-suitable skirts
40c yard.
s2oc yard-extra wide deep dainty edg
ngs-sod Csc yard.
4-42c yard-rare bargains Embroidery,
Corset Coverings and Alovers-sold $1.35
LacesFne Applique Net Top and Irish Crochetsod
E, 12
Fine 1Onch Net Top Laces and beautiful Applique
e.
linen, Embroidery worth
Women's Stocks which have sold soc.
Belts at 15cblack and coored Silk White
which sold 75c
Shopping Alligator, and
which sold $500
Combs-Fancy trimmed to
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
THOS. FITZPATRICK & COMPANY %%Ssn
MORNING.
%%: %4"ss 8sssre: STORE BETTERMENT SALE
We will hold a Great Special
Sale to be known as our :.

sSs$ s:s 80 81 s$ &c. Ss 81 E:s @
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
AT Ribbon Counter.

All New Fancy Ribbons Three Prices:
15c-Beautful Dresden Stripes Warps-
sold to 35c.
21c-Fancy Embroidered Warp Stripes
up to soc yard.
$1.00 yard.
Buy these for holiday great saving
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Muslin Underwear

Goods
Gowns Nainsook lace trimmed worth
up to 800. -.
Gowns at Soc-Made Nainsook Cambria beading RIBBON
and embroidery trimmed, makes, $12b.
Styles appropriately
and we'll worth $1,000. 49,, ,-,,-
Gowns 16a-Beautfu styles trimmed with embroidery
medallion or fine val. lace, worth to $3.50
All the garments-Skirts, Gowns Drawers Corset covers
handling during our Great
Jne Sale will nethrd to onehalf regular prices
Childrens Drawers, all sizes-speca value at IOc
ChiIdren's Drawers fine muslin and cambrc hen-
stitched, worth 35c,
Chdrens Skirts cambria deep hemstitched rune worth
&c at.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Drapery Department

One lot Of Rued Curtains, odd curtains ana ooo
worth up 80 90 pair at each si t irish
60 nairs Curtains Nottingham Swiss, Ruined Net sn
Point etc sold up 5000 pair at each '~AOo
Ont nrices on curtains numerous to mention 49,,
porees of fine Tapestry and Repp some oordeed some
worth Sc. co. at pair =, da.tons worth
in qualities Poreres handsome Designs
$1,000, at pair. n - ooch iO
S1e hegins At a O'Clock sharp. Store closes at p M
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Basement Bargain Squares, Center Of room.
Staple Dry Goods, Sumner Wash Goods
Main Floor.

High grade Wash Fabrics and Costumes-all
broidered Robes of Linen, Swiss and French M
ported novelties.
Those which have sold up to $15.00-each.
Those which have sold up to 25.00-each. e.
Those which have sold up to S40.OO-each.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Second Floor BARGAINS

White Suits Eton Cape Jacket sold to
India Linen Shwa Suits sold 375Osale price s2oS
WaistOpen back short India Linen Lingerie
embroidery trimmed sold S20Osae price csc
Fine Lingerie Waists deliberately trimmed sold to $3.50
Elegant Waists Of fine Lingerie hand embroidered and lace
trimmed-worth $3.50, each .S7OS
Dressing dainty patterns
S125 to S2O0-sae price Observation-Disclosures. Csc
White Suits 9260O-half price $3.50
and 10000, each $4,000
OF and Prunela pastel shades
silk Suits good styles sold for $1,000 and $4,000
shameuy prices but they all must co.
white mixtures and checks
$1,000, $500 and S16.5O-sale price .$S.9S
White Serge Skirts $1,000 and S12OO-sale
price
White Mohair and Black White Serges s9OO-sale
prce
Black SILK Elton Jackets worth $500 and $lSOO-sale
Cañon City record., 1906-02-01
playing games. after which refresh
ments we're served
JURORS FREQUENTLY STICK
TO THEIR CONVICTIONS

That the average man sitting on a
jury has not yet been educated up
to the plane where he can lay aside
his private conviction and impartially
try a whiskey case, is Enthusiastically
evidenced in the failure to convict in
the liquor hearings held last week.
To the layman, the evidence furnish
ed by the defendants, and printed in
this issue, would Danish all question
of doubt without further testimony.
Yet honorable men, respected in their
community, honest in every transac-
tion in their every day business life.
can find some balm to quiet their con-
science. and because of disbelief in
the right of the state to enact prohib-
itory laws, will refuse to convict a
saloon keeper.
The smart attorney for the defense
argues to the jury the inherent right
of man to enjoy social privileges. And
therefore the right obtains for men to
establish joints and clubs and drink
ing places and violate the law with
impunity.
The juryman valves the evidence
aside and turns the saloon keeper out
to prey on the young men of the COM
munity.
The two clubs now in evidence are
as vile saloons as were ever permitted
to exist In this community.
Cañon City record., 1906-02-01

ing the soil loose on the surface, CON-
pared to the harm done In tearing
up few plants is about like infinity
to zero.
When the wheat is harvested the
reaper should be followed Immediately
by the disc harrow. The purpose here
again is to loosen up the surface to
prevent evaporation.
In this way It will be seen that the
Campbell system consists in summer
tilling and raising no crop the first
season. We believe that In a country
of twelve inches of rainfall we can
raise five consecutive crops after one
seasons summer tilling. Then 1t
would be advisable to till another sea-
son before cropping further.
Thus far we have discussed the me-
thods of handling the soil from plow-
ing the raw prairie down till and in
cluding the discing OF the ground after
harvesting the wheat. The same gen.
eral rules will hold good no matter
what the cereal grown.
1t is not possible in brief article
like this to describe In detail all the
methods to be employed In raising
every sort of crop.
Now. suppose we wish to begin with
old ground in the spring. The flrst
thing to do as early as the condition
Cañon City record., 1906-02-01

OF the ground will permit is 10 disc
tapping one half each time across the
field. Mr. Campbell recommends a
In diameter.
After the discing is carefully done
the ground should be plowed and the
plow followed as before by the sub
surface packer. This packing should
always be done during the same half
day that the piowing IL. and ali should
be we'll narrowed before the workman
leaves the field for the day.
Complete Information concerning
all the various tools necessary for the
Campbell System can be obtained by
addressing the Campbell System
Farming Association, 72e 18th street,
Denvar. All implements can be bought
through this association for sub
stantial cash discount.
We do not pretend to have given
here more than superficial state
ment of what some OF the methods OF
the Campbell System consist In.
Any person who has real interest
in learning about the system should
purchase Mr.. Campbell's Soil Culture
Manual. 1his can aiso ne ootaiheo
through the association.
We cannot attempt to set forth here
an exhaustive demonstration of the
principles OF the Campbell system Mr..
Campbell's work everywhere speaks
for itself. For fve consecutive years
now the Pomeroy Farm at Hill City,
Graham county, Kansas, has produced
more than forty bushels of wheat per
acre. The Burlington Model Farm at
Holdrege. Nebraska, has just harvest
ed crop of fifty-four bushels to the
acre. Both OF these farms are under
Mr.. Campbell's supervision.
We would consider It a waste OF
time for both the writer and the read
er TO set out to prove the success OF
the Campbell System. This is as we'll
known and as fully established as the
success of irrigation.
Cañon City record., 1906-02-01
IN THE CHURCHES

Rev. Thale P. Skovgard of Peabody
Kansas, has accepted the pastorate OF
Trinity Lutheran church and occupied
the pulpit last Sunday.
**x
Thieves entered the Presbyterian
church at Florence Sunday night and
robbed the foreign mission box of
seven dollars in pennies.
xk
Miss Marion Elvira Jones will sing
at the Christian church next Sunday
morning. Rev. Hunley. who has been
away about two weeks will be home
for the Sunday services.
The congregation of the Baptist
church at Florence has released their
pastor, Rev. NJ D. Milne, who will ac-
cept call from the church at Victor.
He will take up his duties in his new
field about February IS.
#
Miss Fraser, who is sent out by the
Presbyterian board of missions, will
speak in the lecture room of the Pres
byterian church Wednesday evening,
February Z, at 1880. Miss Fraser is
a very entertaining talker and pre-
sents the missionary work in a new
light The public is invited.
II X X
What l Think of My job" will be
the subject of Rev. Thomas sermon
Sunday. and it being the occasion of
the tenth anniversary of his entering
the ministry he will discuss the call
to the ministry and the work Of the
pastor in general. He thinks there
are sides of preachers life that are
comparatively unknown but somewhat
interesting.
The semi-annual Offering for the
debt of the First Presbyterian church
win be received Sunday at the morn
ing service. The trustees state that
been reduced over one thousand dol
lars during the past year and ask now
for the small amount of four hundred
and twenty-five dollars.
The Foreign Missionary Society of
the Methodist church met for the jan
uary meeting last Friday with Mrs.
Farmer on River street. The lesson
for the day was the third chapter of
"Dux Liberator" and was well led
by Mrs. Polhemus. The lesson was
about North Africa and was made even
more interesting by means of map
exercise by Mrs. Tripp. Helen White
sang solo, sweetly as always. At
the close of the program refreshments
were served and a social hour enjoyed.
Cañon City record., 1906-02-01

Sl5O,OO0 to loan by the Fremont
County Bank in small or large
amounts on personal or real estate
security or on stocks, bonds, notes, or
in fact any security that is good. We
want to increase our loans. Call at
the Fremont County Bank and see us.
Cañon City record., 1906-02-01
South Canon High school

South Canen High School
Professor DeMotte repeated the lsc-
ture made in the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday
afternoon, Success Means 6acrihos.- =
to the school Monday morning.
The high school orchestra. vAieh y
made up OF nine pieces. 10 being n
structed by Professor J. G. HaAs1nfk
The girls glee club of twelve voiess
Eichhorn. 81
A benefit concert will be given By
the high school in February. Prooee1s
go toward new piano. Fuller an
nouncement will be made lister. "
The senIor class 10 basy 0stfing eD-
gether material for graduating thsuass
which must be completed in the nsEt
few weeks. A
Cañon City record., 1906-02-01

Another decade will show . largs
percentage OF the lands now oonsid-
cred practically worthless beaFlAs
magnificent crops OF all' sorts. ~
face Of barren prairie will be cover
ed with verdant fields and fruitful or
chards and the Great American Desert
will be dotted with cozy cottages In
habited by thrifty husbandmen.
Cañon City record., 1906-02-01

The Record handles the correct
thing in engraved calling cards.
Cañon City record., 1906-02-01

Calling cards, the very latest styles,
can be had at The Record Office.
The Record-$1.25 year It's
cheaper to take 1t than to borrow.
Cañon City record., 1906-02-01
ly pure, cream Of tartar powder.

A,yAL eAklne powoER 81. .....teaN.