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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
LAW FOR PLAY AND PICTURE
Russia Prohibits Portrayal of Royal
Percentages or Ministers on
the stage.

ST PETERSBURG. March lO.-Aetors
have been prohibited In future from rep
resenting royal personages OF ministers on
posed upon pictures and statuary exposed
in public. A number Of paintings at the
annual art exposition dealing with political
subjects have been excluded. NJ. Amphi-
triatrof, formerly of the Rossya. who gained
fame In January, 1902. through the pub
Hcation OF a pamphlet rejecting upon the
imperial family and who was eXiled to
Siberia and subsequently granted amnesty,
has undertaken 10 publish copies OF the
prohibited pictures in Paris.
The negotiations OF minister OF Finance
Shipoff with the bankers Of Moscow and
81. Petersburg have reached a state where
IL Is practically certain that the bankers
will agree TO take tJ0,000OOO of 5 per cent
bonds at s. The BOurse was greatly at
fected by the news. Imperial As yielded
y a point going down to 7S1k. Government
lotteries were unchanged.
POBRUIsK. Russia, March l0-Thirteen
soldiers OF the local garrison have been
sentenced to death for mutiny.
MOSCOW, March "a military train
with machine guns is held in constant
readiness al the railroad station In case Of
emergency to suppress troubles In the
country and neighbOring cities.
HELsINGFoRS, Finland March lO-Ths
socialists Of Finland are agitating for a
general strike to show the discomfort OF
the people With the existing conditions
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
GETTING CLOSER TOGETHER
Germany and France Make COneeS-
sions and AmicabIe Agreement
Seems Probable.

sAIGECIRAs, March 1O-The spirit of
Cancellation was most marked at todays
session of the conference on Moroccan re-
form and produced a general impression
that a settlement of the issues is only
matter OF time and the adjustment of
details.
Germany has materially modified the con-
ditions on which 1t conceded a Franco
Spanish police force, but France still hes
itates to accept these conditions. The
conditions are such, however. that an ac-
ceptable middle ground will be found. The
days debate covered both the questions OF
police and the bank. Concerning the bank
Germany declared its willingness to con-
cede three shares TO France, whereas
France claimed four. but this difference
promises to be readily adjustedg Con-
corning the police, the German. French and
Austrian delegates made speeches. Herr
Won Radowitz, head OF the German dele
CATION. said that he accepted the Austrian
proposition. Count Welshersheimb, the
Austrian delegate. explained his project as
offering a fair middle ground. The state
ments OF Herr Won Radowitz and Count
welshersheimb produced a most favorable
impression. the delegates saying that a
great step had been made toward accord.
tanned that the ports ought to have the
same administration and that therefore
II was inadvisable to divide them according
to the Austrian plan. NJ. RevoiTs remarks
indicated that he expected a speedy ad-
justment Of the police question, which was
then submitted TO committee with view
Of reconciling the few remaining differ
ences.
The conference adjourned until Tuesday,
when IL is hoped the work Of the committee
will be concluded
LONDON, March 10.-The conciliatory
attitude OF the Germans at the Algecirss
conference today Is favorably commented
on here by officials, who now believe that
settlement OF the questions between Ger
many and France is assured. 1t is now
thought that Germany will agree to what
will practically be FrancO-Spanish control
Of the gendarmerie. Thus far the results
attained are considered TO be a victory for
the Anglo-F French contentious, the conces-
sions made not affecting the principles for
which France Is fighting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
CHINA IS WARLTKE
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are not tolerated, by the intimate relations
naturally resulting from similarity OF
thought, language and customs. But closer
scrutiny Of those relations in both coun-
tries justifes one in doubling the exist
ence of racial sympathy sufficient for their
permanence. The present mood of the
Chinese is chiefly due to the recognition OF
the success of Japan in war and desire
to acquire the secrets OF that success for
their own purposes. 1t is this desire which
has sent 1000 students TO Japan in the
last two years, which accounts for the
large number OF Japanese advisers school
teachers and military instructors in every
province OF China. But there exists at the
same time so fundamental a difference in
temperament that japanese instructor
can no more permanently influence the
morale OF viceroy's yamen than a Chi
nese student in Japan can assmilate the
principles of bushido.
The immediate outlook is, therefore I'M
promising, but the very rapidity with
which the present mood has been devel-
oped and expressed may Justify the hope
that il will not endure. Should 1t persist
such incidents as the boycott and the riot
ing must inevitably occur. and sooner or
later the maintenance OF Chinas integrity
under such conditions. 1t will need a guild
ing hand OF another big policeman or a
dozen policemen in the capacity of the
powers of the world to maintain order If
things continue as they are going.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
ALLEN GETS TWENTY YEARS
0olOred Man Convicted Of Lee Jarretts
Murder Sent to Penitentiary.
WALTER ANsoN GOES THERE FOR TWO
Judge sutton Tells negro he Has
Been Fortunate when Tried for
First Degree TO Get second
Degree Verdict.

Leslie Allen, the colOred man convicted
Of the murder Of Lee Jarrett last December,
vas sentenced to twenty years IN the peni-
Tertiary saturday morning by Judge suit
ton of the district court
j. NJ. mcfarland, Aliens attorney, made
a plea for a new trial on the grounds that
Mary Jarrett. sister of the murdered man
and the alleged common law wife of Allen,
should not have been allowed to testify
against him. 1t was her story alone that
contrsdicted Aliens plea of self-defense.
1t also was contended certain other ma
terial evidence had not been introduced.
Judge Sutton overruled the motion, de-
claring he thought Allen had been given a
fair trial and the verdict was just.
III l stood in Aliens Shoes" said Judge
Sutton, land was charged with murder in
the first degree and the jury found me
guilty Of second degree murder. / would not
want a new trial. The next jury might
find me guilty I'm the first degree"
In announcing the sentence Judge Sutton
told Allen the first mistake he had made
was In living with the young woman with
out legally marrying her. He called atten-
ton to the fact II they had been legally
married she could not have testified against
could be traced to their Illicit relationship,
Allen took the sentence coolly, making a
short plea for leniency reiterating his story
Of self-defense as told on the witness stand.
Walter Arson Gets Two Years.
Walter Arson, the 1S-year-Old boy who
pleaded guilty to stealing a horse from in
front of Benefits store and driving 1t to
South Omaha, where he tried to sell it.
was sentenced to two years in the peni-
Tertiary He asserted he was but II years
old, but the birth record showed he was
IS. Before announcing the final sentence
Judge Sutton told him what Il would be
and gave him an opportunity to with
draw his plea, but Arson said he took the
horse and was willing to acknowledge 1t.
MY mother is sick in a hospital" said
Arson. and 1 am sure she will never
live through it when she hears of this"
Judge Sutton told him ne should have
thought OF that before he committed the
crime. 1t has just been learned that Arson
is wanted in Denver on the charge of
grand larceny He had been in Omaha
only two days when he stole the horse.
His attorney, w. L. Baughn, sought to
have him sent to the reform school.
Peter Jewell the young man who
pleaded guilty to the charge OF shooting
with intent to wound and who is charged
with several hotel holdups and attempted
robberies. will not be sentenced until next
Saturday. His attorney asked for the de-
lay in order to secure evidence as to the
age of the hoy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
NEEDLESS ALARM.

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
NEW PORTLAND FAST MAIL
Union Pacific Train Added 10 Service
to Save Time 20 the
Northwest.

The Union Pacific is preparing to save
considerable time on the mail trains 10
Portland. II is planned to put on a new
fast mail similar to that run to San Fran
cisco, and if the contemplated schedule is
carried out the saving OF day may be
effected The mail is now transferred at
Ogden to the Oregon Short Line, which
necessitates sorting and Weighing. and
considerable time is lost Extra labor as
we'll as time is now required. and the
mail to the northwest has become so
heavy that fast mail train No. is equipped
daily with two sixty-foot cars, At Ogden
and Pocatello the mail acoumulates 20
rapidly that a large force is constantly
required to separate, distribute and weigh
this mail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
WOMAN N CLUB AND CHARITY

After champoning one decedent bill I'm
the state legislature. Senator Epperson has
advised the women Of Nebraska to insti-
tute thorough campaign OF education on
the subject Of women's property rights II
they would have remedy for the injustice
that the present law imposes upon widows
A score Of other prominent attorneys OF
the state have seconded this advice. all
being agreed that Il is ignorance of the
injustice Of the present law that has re-
tanned it on the statutes this long. Hon
d. L. Johnson, who drafted the club wom-
ems bill that was killed in the last legis-
lature, advised a week ago that the women
take up this plan and see to 1t that the
matter is thoroughly presented in every
county Of the state. He assured the women
that there are lawyers in every county
who will willingly assist them in such an
EFFORT or II not in every county, lawyers
enough in the state who will make it pos
sible to have II presented in every county.
Here is a matter that deserves the interest
and the help of every woman of the state
With their extensive organization, the
women are especially well prepared to ex-
tend this information. The county insti-
tute and the county convention of the Wom-
ems Christian Temperance union and the
district conventions OF the federation of
clubs AFFORD exceptional opportunities and
a more profitable or interesting subject
could scarcely be suggested for an evening
meeting when men and women both might
be present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
JEWISH CLUB MAKES CHOICES
One Hundred Members in Tenth Ward
Endorse Republicans at Lively
Meeting.

One hundred members Of the Tenth
Ward Jewish Republican club last night
Endorsed Rennings for mayor, Johnson
for comptroller, Murphy for building in
spector. Elbourn for city clerk, the pres
ent members of the council seeking re-elec-
ton and George G. Harmer in the Tenth
ward for council. Hennlngs. Elbourn
Murphy and Johnson, candidates for
mayor, city clerk, building inspector and
comptroller, respectively, and Councilmen
Dyball, Huntington, Evans. Schroeder and
JolSn Redman were among the prominent
republicans present. Tom HOLSTER was
the principal speaker. The meeting was
an enthusiastic one. Ben Baright pre-
sided.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
PLAN NOT YET COMPLETE
Architect for Farnam street Building
Not Finished, So Contract
II Not Let.

"'rhe statement published In an evening
paper that a contract has been let for the
erection OF a building on the lot between
the Deright store and the Davidge block
Is rather premature" said Mrs. Elizabeth
Dufrene, owner OF the lot. No contract IL
let and the plans have not been completed.
As announced some time ago, a brick
building viii be erected on the lot, and an
architect is now at work on the plans. The
building will be three stories and base
ment with Go feet frontage. and will cost
about 5000. The FIRST story will be ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
ne Day You Begin Taking ozomulsion.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
Common Colds Are the Cause of Many
Serious Diseases.

A physician who has gained a national
reputation as analyst of the cause Of va
rious diseases, claims that II catching
cold be avoided a long list Of dangerous
ailments would never be heard of. Every
one knows that pneumonia and consump-
ton originate from a cold. and chronic
catarrh, chronic bronchitis, and all throat
and lung trouble are aggravated and rem
dered more serious by each fresh attack
Do not risk your life take chances
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11

Railway Employees OF America. of Omaha,
South Omaha and Council Bluffs was held
at Labor temple yesterday afternoon and
evening for the purpose OF taking mp the
matter Of a reward for the apprehension
Of Flury's assailants and other things in
connection with the case. IL was decided
that a reward OF $50 be offered by the or
ganization for the capture and conviction
OF each OF the three parties who shot and
seriously wounded one Of its members. ID
ward F1ury, on the night OF March Z. and
a resolution TO that effect was drawn up.
This makes a total OF $50 offered by the
union. The following resolution was also
passed:
Whereas, There have been numerous rob
berries and hold-ups in Omaha. South
Omaha and Council Bluffs OF late; and
Whereas one Of the members of our di-
vis,0n bT0th Ia essnfdury bS was nropartv ~
his employers; and
whereas we do not consider the before
mentioned cities being properly poliCed,
the police departments being short OF men
and funds; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That we, the members of the
local division of the Amalgamated Assoc
citation OF Street and Electric Railway EN-
plOyes Of America, in special meeting as
sembled, hereby ask the press Of the above
cities to use their influence for better police
protection Immediately.
Desire TO stay in Lincoln.
LINCOLN, Neb.. March 1O.-(special
Telegram) Chief Briggs and Captain
Shields returned to South Omaha this af-
ternoon and left Warren and Clark in Jail
here. Detective Donahoe of Omaha is
still here, and tonight he expressed the
belief that the men were guilty Of the
street car hold-up. Both prisoners are
getting extremely nervous and insist on
being kept out of South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-11
CONFERENCE ON GRAIN CASE
State to Ask Supreme Court to Elucidate
Opinion Rendered Some Time Ago,
FIND IT INDEFINITE AND EQUNoCAL
Leaves Question whether Criminal
statute Applies TO Case Unde-
rided and state Wants This
Point Determined.

Attorney General Norris Brown, Judge
Sullivan OF Columbus and F. S. Howell of
Omaha associated in the prosecution OF
the alleged Grain trust in Nebraska, held
a conference Saturday night in Omaha to
determine the next move In the case. At
the end of the conference Mr. Howell gave
out this statement of the present status
of the case
Judge Sullivan and ! met with Attor-
new General Brown at his request at the
Tier Grand 70 consider the next move in
the grain case. In order that this might
be determined II became necessary to
critically examine the opinion of the court
heretofore handed down on the demurrer.
This was the first opportunity for such
examination when all of could be pres
ent and discuss that opinion. The advisa-
hilty of criminal prosecutions was taken
up. On examination of the opinion we fnd
it TO be indefinite and equivocal The vital
question to be settled before criminal prose-
cutions can be instituted with propriety is
20 know whether there is any criminal
statute imposing a penalty for a violation
OF any OF the so-called antitrust acts. So
we have concluded to apply to the court
at once for an explicit answer 10 that ques-
ton While the question was sduarely
presented 10 the court in the briefs 'of all
parties to the suit IL was a matter OF
serious disappointment to us TO md the
opinion deals no further with It than to
decline to answer IL We believe the inter-
ests OF the state require that the question
be answered and we shall again earnestly
request the court to definitely settle and
determine It. We do not care to be re-
sponsible for subjecting any citizen TO the
odium Of criminal prosecution unless there
Is a criminal law covering the offense. A
further move in the civil case will be to
ask the court TO appoint a commission 10
take additional testimony upon the issues
raised by the answers filed by defendants"