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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
FIGHT ON AN ANIMAL TRUST"
Independent Dealers VIII struggle
with Society said to He Formed
in America.

LONDON, Jan. 2O.-(Special Cablegram TO
The Bee.)-The American trust which has
oeen formed for the purpose of controlling
the Wild animal supply of the world will
nave the liveliest kind of lively opposition
II the plans of the independent dealers to
night the new combination materializes
The leading independent dealer in London
is Mr.. A. f. Jamrach, who, speaking of
the ideas Of the independents. said this
week:
! expect the trust will have direct shin
ping to Singapore, Calcutta, the Cape,
Beira and the Congo, and the supply of
London and Liverpool to New York Fol-
lowing the usual trust methods, / suppose
after they have supplied America with all
the animals required there the remainder
Will be dumped into England. just as other
trusts dump manufactured goods here,
One thing they will have to reckon with.
trade in England as a trade has been praSI
ucally dead for the last few years TIE
only customer that had for some time
past was Lord George Senger and after
he sold out his stock gave up the busi-
ness OF dealing in cert"m kinds OF wild
viii be able to ight our trade in "w rare S. ani.
mails and birds and that is the most profit
able branch of the business today. No one
trade unless he had served at least q
quarter of century In learning II. For
instance, have lust obtained for Mr.. Wal.
ter Rothschild live macropas magnus ar
Australian kangaroo, which was only pre-.
viously known from a specimen of its skull
In the British museum Taken another
case In point here is a rare hapalemur from
Madagascar the only specimen OF the kind
in Europe. Possession OF animals like these
comes mighty near being a monopoly II
itself and scientific men have nothing t.
fear from the trust. l will adn't that In
! the handling OF large bodies of animals fol
/ the shows and for public menageries many
| economies could be introduced in the way
! of transshipment etc. II that is the ides
the continental dealers who trade in show
| animals will feel the competition of tn,
trust the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
REAL WINTER COMES AT LAST
Binding snowstOrm Rages Over Ne
brasIn md south Dakota and
Temperature Drops.

Dispatches to The Bee last night from
many points north, west and northwest
report heavy falls of snow and a decided
drop in the temperature. Although the
forecast for Omaha promises fair weather,
the thermometer -began at nocn ON Satur-
day to register a change from the balmy
conditions which have so far prevailed
since winter supposed to have arrived.
The storm, amounting about to a blizzard,
ragged over practically the whole of South
Dakota throughout Saturday. accompanied
by severe wind. A light snow was fall
ing at Council Bluffs at midnight. The fol-
lowing kilograms tell the story:
ALLIANCE, Neb.. Jan, 2O.-Special Tel
egram)-The exceptionally mild winter so
far experienced in this part OF the state
terminated this morning with the helyiest
snow of the season. At this time thee is
three inches on the ground and 1t IS still
showing. The weather bureau has pre-
dicted cold wave for tonight and the in
dications are very favorable for it's realiza-
ton.
SIOUX CITY. Ia, Jan. 9.-Dispatches
from Pierre, Huron and other points In
South Dakota say that a severe snowstorm
has prevailed since early this morning, ac-
companied by high winds. The temperature
has been mild, but is growing colder. In
Sioux City the temperature is 10 above
zero this evening. but the local forecast
is for a drop to zero or below by tomor'
row morning.
! PIERRE, S. D., Jan. 2o-(Special Tele'
! gram.)-A severe snowstorm, with higl
wind, prevailed here all day and shows nc
sign OF abating tonight. The temperature
is mild. but cold wave is forecasted.
HURON, S. D., Jan. ga binding snow
storm prevails over this section OF the statt
tonight, the heaviest of the season. ac
companied by a strong wind and drifting
badly. There is no serious interruption tC
= rallrnadinR vet.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
WABASH MEETS ALTON'S CUT
Rate on Packing House Products
Omaha to Mississippi IL
Reduced.

CHICAGO. Jan eO.-(Special Telegram.)
The Wabash has announced a reduction
Of 3lk cents ir the rate OF packing house
export products from Omaha TO the Missls-
sippi river to meet the cut recently made
by the Alton from Kansas City. The rate
from both points has been l3ls cents to
the river and 80 cents from there TO the
coast The rate from Kansas City to the
gulf is 80 cents and 80 cents from Omaha.
Gulf competition caused the action of the
Alton and that is one OF the reasons they
have recently resumed traffic relations with
Schwarzchild & Suzberger.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

At New YoTk-Sailed: st. Paul, for
Southampton; Kroonand, for Antwerp:
L.ueania, for Liverpool: Amerika. for Ham
burg; Republic. for Newport News; one
eornan. for san Francisco. Arrived: VIC
tora, from Liverpool.
Al Hong KOng-Arrived: Manchuria,
from San Francisco.
Al Liverpool-ArriVed: Syvsuia. from
Boston. Sailed Winifredian. for Boston;
campania. for New York.
At AntWerp-Sailed; Finland. for New
York Arrived Marquette. from Philadel-
phia
At Rotterdam-Sailed. Statendam. for
New York: Noordam. for New York.
At Kingstown-ArTiVed Princess Vic
toria Louise. from New Work. on cruise.
At southampton Sailed: New York, FOR
New York
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
SUMMER DAY IN WINTER
Temperature of 20 Degrees Recorded
mt Several Cities I'm the
Central states.

CHICAGO Jan. 2U.-Advicss from various
points in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky
Illinois, Michigan. Missouri and Kansas
show that the temperature today was THE
highest known in January for more than a
quarter OF a century. In Pittsburg the tenn
perature was the highest ever recorded in
January. One Of the hottest places in the
country today was Louisville, KY. where
the thermometer touched the 73-degree
mark ard established d record not equalled
in January for thirty-three years. The fol-
lowing is the record for today al some Of
the principal points:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
SIX KILLED BY SNoWSLIDE
MeaEer Details of Accident mt Mining
Camp Twenty Miles West of
Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. 2o.-six men
were killed by a snowslide at the mining
camp OF Alta today. according TO the last
ge received before the telephone wires
broke Efforts 20 gain futher information
have been fruitless. owing to the condition
OF the wires and the deep snow in the
mountains. The nearest approach possible.
even in snowshoes, is three miles. Alta is
twenty miles from Salt Lake City.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
OMAHAN'S WEDDING A SURPRISE
Brides Mother Faints After Hurried
Marriage of Melber
Sharts.

BURLINGTON Ia. Jan. 2O.-(Special Tel
egram. THE aged mother OF the bride
fainting dead away and the parents Of
the groom distressed was the climax OF
the hurried marriage OF Miss Cecilia Tyn-
dali. daughter of the late Thomas Tyndall,
and Melber Sharts son Of County Auditor
NJ p Sharts. today The bride and groom
left tonight for Omaha, where the younK
man is employed in the Union Pacific
ofhces. Their marriage vas entirely unex-
pected by the parents Of both and is a
sensation
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21

ST. LOUIS, Jan. VA baImy spring.
ike day caused the temperature to regis
ter 70 degrees at the weather bureau today,
marking the warmest January day in six
teen years
A steel rail on the Terminal Association
road. being removed by five workmen be.
cause it had expanded and kinked by
reason of the warm weather suddenly
few up, striking all five men and injuring
them. Both legs OF the foreman were
broken and one leg each of two others
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for Nebrnska-Fsir and
Colder sunday. Monday Fair.

NEWS sECTION-EiEht Pages.
4 Proposition 10 CoIoniEe the Foor.
knotty Problems Tor the vatican.
Liberals May Have clear Majority.
Miners Advised 60 Enter Politics.
Goss Instructed on Ills Duties.
Lid Down All Around Omaha.
Views from All Parts of Nebraska.
Fontanclles' Slate Grows Larger.
Dnhlman In the Race for Mayor.
AnRirs at south Omaha.
3 Position of BIG Nine on Foot Ball.
Shonts Talks on Canal Problem.
Past week In Omaha society.
Woman I'm Club and Charity.
Council Biuns and Iowa News.
. Appropriations spent Lnvishiy.
Russians Take stand for Liberty.
EDITORIAL SECTToN-Eisht Pages.
County Payroll Materially Cut.
Young Girl Robs Her Mother.
= EDITORIAL
= Iowa Soldiers Are Paid Less.
Condition Of Omaha Trade.
Want Ads.
3 want Ads.
@ Want Ads.
: Financial and Commercial.
Opportunities Today Are Plentiful.
Paving May he Cheaper This Year.
HALF-TONE sECTION-Eigbt Pages.
1 second Bryan Letter.
Attorney General Brown on Taxa
tion.
TerseIy Told Tales.
Plays and Players.
Music and Musical Notes.
Banquet to General Manager
NohIcr.
wheat BELT of the Northwest.
Quaint Features of Life.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-21
Omcers' Reports Endorsed.

The report Of the committee on officers
reports which was adopted by the conven-
tion endorsed the report Of President Mitch
ell and submitted a number OF resolutions,
among which was:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

rear of saloon. It turned out that the two women arrested moved in ,sood society at the capital city, and for reasons. the Enterprise suppressed their names. A newspaper cannot af- ford to play fayorites. If the women had been of obscure birth and un- known, the Enterprise reporter would have had no hcsitaacy in giving the story of the arrest in detail. and the names would have appeared in the headlines. All people shorld look alike to newspaper reporter when furnishing court news. The rich and high-toned class are on an equal with their less fortunate brothers and sis ters when they transgress the law and newspaper is not bound to protect them.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

of the accu nulstion that has grown up since 1S9i'
 Our consu. to Durango, ir reporting on the possibility of such step. says that it is also proposed to consider making cert in changes advocated by the mining interests in the matter of fixing boundaries, size of claims, meth ods of registration and payment of claim taxes.
 A number of practices in Mexican mining law are relics of Spanish reg ime On this subject the report con. tinues as follows:
 It is rhe principle of Mexican min. ing law, inherited from Spanish Jaw, that the title to mineral riches vests in the state and not in the individual possessing the surface of the soil, and in granting mineral patents the gov. ernment gives the applicant only the right to remove the minerals. In prac. tice. Mexican mining claim, so long as the requirements governing it's is sue are complied with, is to all intents and purposes the same as title in fee simple. The distinction in principle remains, however, to the extent that it gives the htate full authority and control and the right to insist upon the conditions which it stipulates with re. gard to the development of the riches covered by the conveyance.
 This principle of reserving fee sim, pie in the state was abandoned at the time of the promulgation of the pres. ent mining law, with reference to de. posits of coal and oil. the rights 10 them passing with the title 10 the sur. face of the soil. It has been urged that the development of MeXicos coal and oil resources was not proceeding with the rapidity thit it would if the large land owners did not possess the title to such wealth underneath them The government has had a commit. tee studying the advisability and the legality Of a change of the law in this respect, making coal and oil deposits subject to the same general princi. ples as are other mineral deposits but the report is understood to have been averse and the matter dropped Mining Reporter.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
UNCLE Jo STARTED UNDER THE LASH.

The Seaker O. the House of Repre-, sentatiyes, Hon. Joseph Cannon. of Illinois, is a much disappointed man. He had set his heart upon the pas, sage of the Hamilton Joint Statehood bill, joining Arizona and New Mexico together as one state. and held out to the very end for this oDJec,. until he was washed aside by the wave of popular opinion created by the bold stand made by the insurgents in the House and he able assistance ren, dered by e solid Democratic front in the Senate assisted by such senators as FOralIeE
 The gentleman from Illinois made d losing fight and was still smarting un der his defeat when Mark Smith arose in his place Tn the House on Thursday and ,reTiewed the progress of the bill through the present congress taking occasion to call attention JC few self evident facts. The asser tion made by Arizonas delegate on that occasion have been known for a long time. The Hamilton Joint state hood bill was made the test for party fealty on the Republican side. When a Republican representative proved refractory Speaker Cannon did rot hesitate ot flourish the party lash and to threaten to withhold party patron age until the Representative saw the error of his way through the eyes of the speaker. The speaker, by the use of such methods, secured the passage of the bill through the House, bat the same methods failed in the Senate. The boast of speaker Cannon, after the bill was amended by the Senate, CuaI there would be no statehood legisla- ton at this session. unless the Senate receded from it's amendments, fell flat, and his attempted scolding of Arizo- mas delegate was the outpouring of all old gentleman chafed and sore, 
 The favorable results attending the passage of the joint statehood bill, so far as Arizona is concerned, has left a bad taste in the mouth of Speaker Cannon and Senator Beveridge. Mark Smith emerges from the fray the vic tor and could not resist the tempta- ton of taking a last shot at the oIcta- tor of the House for his unwarranted and unbecoming attempts to force Ari- zona into an unholy alliance with New Mexico, paying no attention to the representations made by the elected delegate of this people, and even to the end denying them the right to express their wishes at the ballot box Arizona is safe at last but it must be borne in mind that Joseph Cannon of Illinois was our worst enemy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
PROPOSED REVISION OF MEXICAN MINING LAWS.

For the past fifteen years the min ing law of Mexico has grown in an ir- regular manner by legislative enact ment and executive decree, until it
 has become in a measure an unwieIdy instrument, ripe for a general revis- ion. The idea of instituting such a movement has been in the minds of the authorities for some time, mot with a view to any radical changes, but to make a more harmonious whole
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

It is good politics and a program that meets with the appreciation oi the people in general to renominate { public official who has attended to the duties of his office well. without fear or favor. in the interest of no political faction. but with the sole idea of administering the duties of his office as the law directs. A good off cial record is the best platform 6 loca, county officer can stand upon-re- gardless of politics.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

would fail, but the quickest way for New Mexico to gain her place in the Union of states will be to rcpudiate the joint state idea at the polls next November. Arizona would be glad to see New Mexico admitted. We be- lieve she is entitled of her own right to become a state. but any acquies- ence on her part to the joint statehood scheme, will mean an indefinite and prolonged delay. Congress would be justified in again submitting this ques- ton to Arizona at some future date if Mexico at this time, by her votes. said the joint statehood program would be acceptable to the people of that ter ritory.
 Speaking of the sentiment in New Mexico for joint statehood the Aibu- Querque Journal adds
 Tn Arizona the conditions appear to be different The people of that ter ritory seem to be so well satisfied with a government of the coproations, by the corporations and for the corpora tions, that they are unwilling to ex- change 1t for a state government un- | less they can have one of the same i sort. This opinion may do the people of our neNhboring territory injustice we hope 1t does-but their vote on the pending proposition will settle the i question"
 That was an exceedingly brilliant | editorial writer who penned the above We don't know who is the governing power in New Mexico. but judging from the newspaper accounts of the thieving, assassination, boodling, cleo | ton frauds, etc, etc, We had aDout made up our minds that the territory was under the domination of banc of Mexican cut-throats and rascally Pennsylvania politicians.
 The corporations of Arizona do take a part in the affairs of this territory They take an interest in politics; that is, great many of them do, and rnell Interest in the walfare of this terri | tory is responsible. in TO small de gree, for the fact that Arizona is on , cash basis and is increasing its tax able wealth by the millions while tht contrary is the rule in New Mexico.
 ATizonans know how to deal wiLl
 the corporations, and the corporation:
 and the people who are not connect
 ed with the corporations, are workin.
 together to make of Arizona one of th'
 greatest commonwealths of the west
 The Journal will not make any vote! for iointure in Arizona on this racK
 Tbe people of Arizona will take car'
 of the corporations, and at the sam,
 time they will take good care of Mir
 Hamilton's joint statehood ideas, sup ported by the Albuquerque Journal i and the Las Vegas Optis.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
1906.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

NOUHIy UT NOCIIot' SS. ." I. W. A. Patterson, circulation mana ger of the Bisbee Daily Review do solemnly swear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona fide editions of the daily editions of the Bisbee Daily Review for the month of May, 1906, and that from the state ment all spoiled and left over papers have been deducted.
 W. A. PATTERSON. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of June. 196.
 OWEN MURPHY,
 Notary Public,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

You see," explained the investiga- ted packer, we sell what we can and what we can't sell we can and then we can sell it." which thoroughly ex- plained the situation.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

After fighting jointure for years, and more recently straddling the is- sue. the Santa Fe, New Mexican has at last come out for joint statehood. But it will be a long time before it will read Santa Fe, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
..-.s... Address all Communications to BlSBEE DAILY REVIEW, BlSBEE, ARIZONA.

The Bisbee Daily Review will be mailed upon request to subscribers leaving the city during the summer months. Changes of address will be made as frequently as desired; mo- tices of such change should give both the old an5 new addresses.
 CIRCULATION STATEMENT, MAY,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

So far. the Tucson Star is the only Arizona newspaper to advocate an aye" vote in favor of joint statehood The best possible sign that joint state hood will be defeated overwhelm- ingly.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

The Longworths will visit the Brad ley-Martins in London. It will be re membered that Mrs. Bradley-Martin once gave a dance.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

Word comes from Phoenix that Eu. gene Brady O'Neill is hot after the nomination for the council in that county on the Democratic ticket. We are of the opinion that the Socialist ticket and platform would be more to the liking of this individual
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

Over in Phoenix last week the En- terprise had occasion to chronicle the arrest of two women who were found in company with a male escort in the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

Political prognosticators are al ready beginning to count the state of Oklahoma's seven electoral votes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-12
OBITUARY.

Joseph f. Schwab, aged go years,
died yesterday at 727 Pine street.
Ellen A. Maxwell, aged 2s years.
died on Tuesday at 7l5 Pine street.
James Downey, aged 80 years, died
on Tuesday at lilo Chestnut street.
Davis Mahoney, aged 70 years, died
on Tuesday at 1912 West Third street.
Pearl r. Mccormick, child, died
at 5O4 East Seventh street, on Tuesday.
Sarah f. Smith, aged 73 years, died
this morning of general debility, at
1919 Pine street.
Elizabeth Steele, aged 20 years. died
last Sunday at 205 Poplar street, and
interment was made yesterday at Sill
verbrook cemetery.
Emma Louisa Young Of S25 North
Van Buren street, died yesterday.
She was 80 years of age. The funeral
will take place on Saturday, with in
terment in Philadelphia.
The body of Samuel r. Atkins, aged
76 years, father of Capt. S. r Atkins,
of 235 Walnut street, master Of the tug
Amanda Powell. will be taken to Zion,
this State. for interment tomorrow
morning. The funeral services will be
held at the house at 5 O'Clock this
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-12
CLOSING MONDAY MEETING.

The closing service in the present noon
day Lenten series WIS held in st. Andrews
Church today, the preacher being Rev
Marshall Harrison, ID. d., OF Philadel-
phia DR. Harrison's text was: "Unto
you, therefore, which believe, He is
precious" In speaking of the precious
ness Of Christ, he emphasized that He is
rightly precious. unspeallably precious.
continually precious and increasingly
precious. We are TO live by and depend
upon Him; the tongue cannot find words
big enough and strong enough 10 show
the value of Christ TO the soul; He be-
comes the more precious the better He
is known. In seasons of sorrow, of sick
ness and of death He is especially precious
The MONDAY meetings have been held
under the auspices OF the Wilmington
Assembly of the Brotherhood of ST. An
drew. Charles NJ Curtis being the chair
man OF the committee of arrangements.
For next years series, an effort will
probably be made to secure several
speakers for from two to four services
each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-12
ELECTION OF SENATORS.
Luoola,ed press Dispatcn ov special wire.

A"oca,ed Press Disnatcn ov special Wire,
Washington, April PA resolution
providing for the election Of Senators by
direct vote Of the people has been favor
ably acted upon by the House committee
on election Of President, Nice-President
and Representatives in Congress. The
resolution, which was introduced by Mr.
Norris Of Nebraska, makes the term of
members Of the House four years, instead
OF two. Both propositions are to be
accomplished by amendments to the Con-
stitution.
Reasons why the terms OF members
should be four years are stated to be be-
cause no party can inaugurate its policy
M two Nears.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-12
DUKE OF AOSTA CHAIRMAN
The Italian Government Has Headed the
Subscription List With One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars.
100000 RECEIVED TO DATE
II Is Estimated That 5000
Houses Are Destroyed.
NOLA ALMOST ENTIRELY ABANDONED
lrocinied Press DlspA5uD Dv speoIal wlro.

Naples, Italy, April 12-1O 30 a. m.
The latest reports show that 243
houses have been damaged at Portici,
les at San Giovanni and Teducio.
AZ at Resina and 1000 at Tore del
Greco. 1t is impossible to determine
the exact number of buildings demol-
shed at Tore AnnuDziata. It is es-
timated that about 5000 houses in all
have been partly or entirely destroyed.
In the villages on the Ottajano side
of Mt. Vesuvius all the houses are
damaged. At Nola desolation reigns,
the place having been almost entirely
abandoned.
A committee has been formed to
collect funds and organize assistance
for the relief of the sufferers. 1t is
presided over by the Duke of Aosta.
The government headed the subscrip-
tion list with 100000. The amount
collected up to the present time is
500 900.