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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28

Colonel Senrp @utter,
ion, Der oltc oemofrotilhc 3eitilngss
fGmpe, ihric6 bieicr Gage III %ieincnl
Vlotte: Sic @clontod)t lit ollgen.
blidlih cine groBere @cfobr iiir boo
2ono, ais Olc Sfloperei Dor filnf5lg
,Sobrcn mar. Turd) boS Sflopens
tbllrt ipllrbc I'M Siiocn cine Ollgor-
die oitigebout. nnO bcilte bobcn mir
I'M Often Die nodl id)limmcrc Fllltc-
frotic. Gieic miro ourdI cbcnlo orn-
ltiide Wtittel perltihtct meroclt nil :
len. ipie ibrc ipcniger gei1brlid,eGor-
lGuicrin, To& orgonilirte @roBfa.
pitol, nit iciner ltnpcrnlciblidJcn &c
iolgid)oft por Gorporotionenl1li.
ioleid)oit bon Corruption uno Graft
fnln fcin Wicnid)enoltcr ldnger be-
ltcben, lpcrn nid)t Die Nntion 5l
@runbc gcbcll ioQ. Sic pcrbrcdpri-
ld)cn Mctbooen u~nlcrcr SrllitS for
bern cine Sintfliltb bcrolls. Scit
5pnn6io Sobren reitcn Elm poarMng.
notcn Dos Golf 81 (ooe. Gic Stun-
ocsglcidbeit p%cridpinoct INNER
mcbr. Sellte boben mir nllr nod
&crrcn ulb ancdte, mic emit Der
Silocrt Dor bcn1 9iirgcrfriegc. TnS
mare piclcidpt nod 5ll ertrogcn .luenn
nidt Die @clpnlod)t Die gon5c @elcB-
gcbilng mo ollc unicrc .@crid)te in
SGnben I1ttc. Sos anpitol nnOclt
Dos &olf nit folter l%lcbcrlcgun9 on
Gin &rcl,5, bon Dem Die Wullen lid
citcS Cages nit elmer gcmoltigcn
gnltrcnQllng losreiBerl mcrbcn." -
Ger acntudper Colonel hat lcbcr
3cit einc froftige Sprodc qeiilbrt.
glltfy hicic Tor!eglmg Der Sonocslo-
&c lit edit &ottcrion'ih. Mo9 Der
Sbcrit bier nno ga olld) 81 frGitigc
Sorbcn oritrn0cn. es ltcdt bod Elm
gut Sbcil @obrbcit in icincn @or-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28
Baltimore Ecmctcrp.

yfreau: Trnuflin. elog., Baltimore. II. Nsrtbitr.
9ceribniBpIdec ann &erfauf-bon SIS an,
nit W,armorpfoften nbaegreu8t, $50 - Ylae
fir bier @rfbcr. ~ SiinifB.fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28
Separtcmcnt fir Gr5icbnng.
Vireau Der yebjroe Der Shnisep mnttharc
sd MQoiip,ts uuo Qniuncttcs Niue.

@rricgcite Nngcbutc, nit Der Iiitlhri't
oEropolala Tor SeSis Glo 6urniture" perle1eil.
lIiio an Den .@ouro Of 2lporoS" Der Siuot Vnls
iinlore %aoreiiirt. ipcroel bis Mitt,updl, ben ..
Mai 1906, 0UrmittdgS If ltbr, I'M Vnredlt
hes Staoi.Jtegliiruiors, Jiatbbalis, baltimore,
Wib.. entgeaen genonlmeii. jnr Gie'eriing an Die
9'ebbroe Der SbulsGomniiidrc bon ,Fuiteli lino
atocrcn MobeIn etc. fir Die ShuIen 9tr. 10,
90 nnb So. SpebifiIutioncn lbnnen I'M giti
rcau Der SbilDeboroe. liubtions lno Salap'
eitesSpeIliie. eingeieben Iueroeii.
Sin heglaibigier 9bcd i'm Sctroge bon 5000
mus icoem Ingcbpt inr FrIte cocr tiir Rultc
unh WlobeIs ooer FtIte.. 9)ir6ei nno &anSia,
tcllt b~eigciiiqt iein. Sin healuubi9ier Gted
i'm Vetrdee bon 500 miB icocm sluacbot fir
Gltlie aIlein ober fir Manoiuieln nlleit BET
9efiist iein. Sbed5 mitiicil 5ablbar an ben
Diabor mo Siubirdib bon Baltimore fein.
SuS Gett bleibi porbebalten. irgeilo ipelbe
pocr ale Nlgeboie 6i pertperfeIi.
Subn -. Mode,
Sefretdr Der Peb6roc Der G1uI'Gcmmiitdre.
Veiidtigt:
6. GfaN 5imanus,
Yrdiioent oct Gontratt' Ve1oroe.
(NnriI2S "mtni3 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28
0nrraimc.

NQaIrrifdI - 9artartia - Mrtebfim.
RejiIit bon gSuIbruof eim unb eine baIbe
Wcile. Penuet bic nit 9piubaitnn beseibneie
TortbsS tocnucsGnr. Srcie Rutfdhcu Ma6mttfuaS
am Terminus. Rrciic bon geardbnibpIdben ictt
lpc5icH. 2ci4te s'coineniiaen. 3cIcgben
Cation 223. Nircau: Trcutfin. Uub @inbfur.
Muabs. 9~serfanot Nrofdhre. (WatA. tS.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28
Wcfanntmad
6untrpleurss Scparicment.

aitimorc, Dib.. 2S. spril 1906.
yiabridt lpiro biermit eribeiIt, hab ale
Wiarlt. SiceI8en CulsihlicBlid iolber tilr ecit'
tresIiarlt. in 5plee pcs 6eicrs) iolple SGi1
ilrcrs Sicer6eH AM I. Idge oes N'di 1906 6dbls
bar itto. mo ~oicielben 6~ipiiden Dem 1. mo 20.
liai in oieieni NiircuIi gelnlt perocn nIiltie1.
Geo. u. Nefincr, 9onirulenr.
(Ipril2s :0iali .3.5.S, 10. II. 15,17.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28
&irdlid)c Mnscigcn.

Siuns = Wcmcinbc.
Gotieshienft 1915 Ncrm. Yrcbiet fiber Die
Sleibniiie Seiu: 1. Sic 9feue." Goufite 'nr
Die Npibleioerocn IN Sau Sran5tscp. tls)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28

Mplulano's tiirfiIde WGbcr.
EQUITABLE, &icbdubc, Huitan,t aegen. stcts oifen.
IWunuiilpA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28
S~criammlnngs -Mn5cigen.
(Srnie NIniicn. III

Wr0ke WnNct'V eti0ftluInh
inter ben s~lni6i5ien Der .yddcr L. Gunieeticncr
llnipn Ir. 9S" an, snmitaa, ben 90, sprtI
1906. gbetcS nm 7 llbr, i'm .,Yabor .YDeenm,"
Nr. 1911. Sii'YaItimores S Giraffe. Trpmincnle
Gprcber iino unlpcicno. QtG-S)
Wabiipms Sqnare Smmcr,uabreneer Vanuereiu,
Mr.. 1912. Siis@agersStrabc.
Tprfhlaass &erluntnlung Mpntaa, Den 80.
SpriI. 9llbr Ibenos. Neamienpubl utb Dab
res s~eriammlung an ioIgenoeu W'orioe, oet
I. Mini. Mitglicocr finn erfidt. III crideinen.
~. y. Nartman.
UtS,om Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28


81 II po nocrcr. sic 6urM
Mn5ciNcn in nuSI0nbiidcn 9lGttcr
pcrnnIoBt iporocn iirb, nnd) Den Scr.
Stooten Ut fommcn, mcrocn ais
,Gontraft Nrbcitcr" ,picocr obgcidu.
ben. 60 linb bon 700 @lil1urcn 800
micbcr 5llriidgeldift iporocn. Gin'
monbcrungS . GommiliGr @otd,orn
clflGrt, iold)c frGiti0c 2ellte leien III.
Ter nnocrcn llmItGnbcn lcbr millls
itcnsmcrtbc ginwonocrcr, nllein IL
icicn bird Mn5ci1cn pcrunloBt NOR.
zen. nod hcn Scr. Stooicn 81 forl.
llcll, uno Sos pcritoBc gc9en Die &c,
lebe. glio tort nit ibner. ollh oonn
lpcnn tic bier rcd)t gllt gcbronht net
Den fonlen. Sod Der @udlItobc beS
Wclcbea, 49, 100 man i'm hrollht.
@orum uebt Die Hegicrug sen Gent,
Ten, mclhc Mcnifen aus ibrcr Sci,
matb iortloden. nidt an Den aro-
1en2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28

Gle Geri6Ieppung Der
Sra6trutcn. 0eietgcbung inl Senot
miro 81 elmer SARGE, Die man bcn
cbrmilroigcn SGuptcrl im Scnot,
lpeniglteltS elmer glltelr Nn5abl Der
ielber, llid)t 5utrolicn lollte. Sena=
tor Spooncr bon @iaconlln bot pors
9cltcrlt mieoer cine orciltiinbi9q Ge.
DC gcbolter nno 9eltcrn ipclter &C.
lultrltclt, ais Oh Der @orte IN oleler
Sodyc nid]t idJon iibcrGcnug gciped]r
iclt morben icien. Gas &olt ipil
cnolid) Sboten iebcn. Nbcr oo limo
Die Wtonopoliitcn . Scnotorcn bonn
ShlaGc Mlorih'S, Die in'nler nleocr
Nusfliid)tc MAIDEN, tint Die Vid 5li
Soil SIT bringcn, obcr bod, 10 5l Der
flouiulircn ooB tic sen @obn!Yforo-
pollen unid)dblid3 lit. SclbIt cinenl
cncrgiid)ct Senator. iuic Gilman,
ipclfcr Y~otbcnitcae bci Scr Dill Der.
tritt. gclinNt CO nidlt, Oielelbe sur
N%bitinmnlng 5lr bringcn, mo CT CT
flGrt %unlmnutbi9: Ginnlol mllB Gin
Gi1bc genloht mcrbcL ltlo mill oos
rolli beitcbcn, ouB ~iortgclctt ilbcr bic
Bill ipeiter ocbottirt oocr borilber OBJ
gcitimmt lpcrocn mltB. Wcnn nj.
oridJ unb @cnoiicn Damn 6llbllItler-
Yolitif treiben mollcn, 10 loacn tic
oas oficn tbult. Cos Gnn0 miro
Damn miiicn, mic ca nit Oicicn Gent
ten O'rnn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28
Spc;icac YcainItiammeem

~PedN"e Ny""VssB""B<"
fRr vie, bic GunftrmatisnS. y otsgraHbte'n
ipimfdem. Minintur Int S0rben In oergoloeteln
WieoaiucH grdtts nit eiitem Sutelo earbon.
Yurtraite. eebt uuiere menei Widgctheen. Die
aIerbciteIt Cabinets, bon $1.OO an. Wufe Mrs
belt. prompic IbIiefcrune.
"a. 4ei6ert, Eel bsits ssifi's'ssss o ass',@S"
Wr. 4O9-4ff, slurb.W Cab. etrnRe.
Mu nenne biefe 3eitulte. (april7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28

Iie 3obl Scr Sc II d)c ia.
;boliidcr Yrieiter in 6rnnfrcih IN,
E~tniioncn lit in Iteti1cnl @od)icn.
Nnfoilgs Mpril pur Die 3obl bercits
oui 22640 gcItiegen. Grci Siinitcl
oller @ciitlidcn boben, lpic ans 30
ris beridtct miro, Den Sd,ritt berait&
sctbon. Sn 81 Gepnrtcmenis iibcr
ltei9t Die 3ubl Der 8ciud)tellcr 30
Ero5cni, in iiinf idiuonft tic yuiidlcl
II mo 60 Erp5cnt, in 5luoli, oorilntcr
sos Seinc- Eeportemeitt. Sipildcn CT
uno 20 Erosent. in ied)sSebn 5iuiid)cll
II unh SO Ero5cnt; in od)t iiberitci1t
JIG so Ero5ent. Nnr in i3 Icportc.
ments lino nllr rtlpa 10 Erpjcllt Der
Eiorr1eiitliden iim Ytnlioncn ober
SeitrpeiIige Gntiddoioungcn cinac.
iomnlcn uno in II poriirt Dos Scr.
|ldltnib 5miid)cn 10 unb 80 Erp5eui.
Tic preubid d. beiiiit e
Giicnbobngcmeinihoft bot fir Dos
Gtotsio6r 1906 enc Mebrcinlobmc
non t05 Miaioren Norf oeNcn bcn
! Gtpis'goranIdlas 81 pcr5ridnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28

Major b. eitorff untcr.
nobm fiir5lih einenGormoridD aegen
cine 9ro6crc In6obl S%ottentotter II.
5pdne tie gum llcbertritt aiif britt
ihes @cbiet. Gieie 8%eleeenbeit be-
niste Der &1nptline Morenaa, Inn
init lcinen 2e,tten ben 3ufluttsprt
oili britiidwnt @ebiet mieocr Sl Der
loiicn illlb lid) mieoer nod Gcittif'
Siiolueitofrifn oiirdSilipinocn. Gie
cngliide aoppoli5ei lit nift itarf ae-
nile, INN oie ori britiides 8ebict
iibergetretenen &ottentottert : Bait
oelt BORT ie~it5uboltct mo tic Su per-
binocrtt, Oob cieielben. nad)oem lie
lid, crboIt rno perpropiuntirt babeil,
mieoer in Ole beutidF 8olonie eir-
bredJen. go miro Der 8ricg ratiir-
lid, in Die 2Gnae ge5ogcn, oenn an
Ser britilfcn @ren5c miiiien Die
oertid)en grlippen 9alt modem. ]
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
NEBRASKA WEATHER FORECAST
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday, Colder
In North and East Portions Tuesday.
Temperature at omnhn Yesterday
CHICAGO PRINTERS FIJI
President of Union. one Member and
society Itself Punished
for Contempt.

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-President Edwin X.
Wright of typographical union No 1s was
today fined by Judge Holdon of the su-
perior court s1oo and sentenced to thirty
days in Jail for contempt OF court Ed
ward Bassette. a member of the union, was
fined $50 and sentenced to thirty days in
jail. The union Itself was fined $1,000
The charges against the union, and its
members who were fined. was violation of
an injunction granted some weeks ago by
which the members OF the union were en-
joined from interfering in any manner
with the operation of the printing es-
adjustments operated by members of the
Chicago Typothetae
Wright and Bassett surrendered them
selves late in the afternoon, but mo order
OF commitment had been made out by
Judge Holden and they were permitted to
go home for the night 1t has been ar
ranged for other officers of the union to
institute habeas corpus procs edings az soon
as the men are taken to jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
JAPAN TO EXAMINE SILKS
Foreign and Domestic Dealers Protest
Against Plan to Establish
n standard.

YOKOHAMA. Jan. 9.-The government
introduced a silk conditioning bill in the
upper house on January q TO go into ef-
feet on April l.
Article 1 OF the bill provides for the COM
pulsory examination OF raw silk produced
in Japan as to its condition.
Article II authorizes the government to
order the examination Of raw silks offered
for export.
Article ill., the penal section makes actual
or premedtated' disobedience subject TO a
fine of from Ss5 to $500 in gold coin.
After the minister of commerce had ex-
planned that a fee would be imposed for
examination the bill was referred to a
committee.
The nix men, both foreign and Japanese
are making vigorous protest against the
measure as a restriction OF trade and the
chambers of commerce all over the empire
are petitioning the house committee to
which the bill was referred not TO recon-
mend 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
WESTERN MINERS DEMANDS
Formal Statement of Desired Change
in Conditions is Submitted
TO Operators.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 2e.-When the min
ers and operators of the southwestern field
met in Masonic hall at 10 O'Clock today the
scale 'ttee of the mine workers pre-
sented = flowing formal demands:
When = miners and operators of the
southwel = ield met in Masonic hall at
10 o'clock the scale committee of the
mine wo. presented the following
First-we : I'd a general advance OF
l2iz per cent nat the mining prices be
based on the ing basing points in the
southwestern II For Crawford and
Cherokee couL Kansas. and Barton
county. Nilsson trict No. "a, the bas-
trict No. q. Arka he basng point shall
be Jenny Lii indian Territory
the OasPs Roat Osi6v shall ndlnt be Kre6s Is
Thnrber. District No. .. the basing point
shall be Bevier. Mo. That express districts
shall establish a differential for all coal Of
less than average height at places named
I'm the foregoing basing points in their re-
spective district Joint conferences.
Second-We demand a run of mine basis.
Third-We demand that the differential
between machine and pick mining be
Fourth-We demand a uniform wage
Fifth-we demand that no boy under Is
years of age be employed i'm and around the
mines.
Sixth-we demand that all internal diff
ferences. both as to prices and conditions.
shall be referred to district affected for ad-
Justment.
Seventh-we demand that eight hours
shall be a days work.
Eighth-We demand the readjustment OF
engineer and fircmens scale.
Ninth-We demand that the contract be-
come effective April !. 1906, and expire
March 81. 1907.
A recess was then taken.
The operators demand a decrease in
wages of 10 per cent anu the open discus
sion on the floor lasted the greater part of
the day.
The long discussion having shown tha;
| there was no possibility OF agreemen nj
being reached on the floor the demands wer,
referred to the joint scale committee. which
went into session in the Claypool hotel.
Increase or decrease In wages was not
mentioned during the meeting OF the joint
scale committee of the coal miners and op
orators of the central competitive district
today. The discussion was confined exclu
| sively to the run Of mine basis and tn,
7-cent differential between pick and ma
| chine mining. Every member of the com
| mittee of each side took part in the debate
which at times was spirited. but no progress:
| toward the settlement Of either OF these de
mands was made.
! Admission to the sessions OF the scal'
! committee for members OF the joint scal'
| committee appointed by the Southwestern
| Joint conference was asked by Presden
John Mitchell. Mr.. Mitchell proposed tina
the miners and operators of that conferehc
be received by the interstate scale commit
tee as guests, who might take part in tn
sessions without having any vote for settle
ment. This was denied by the committe
by a strict partisan vote. Adjournment 70
the night was taken at $50 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
ASSAULT ON DANISH OFFICER
Man Convicted of Burglary Tries TO
shoot Minister of Justice,
but Fails.

CoPENHAGEN, Jan. 29.-An attempt to
shoot NJ Alberti, the minister of justice.
today was frustrated by the bravery Of
the minister. who grappled with his as
sailant and wrested the revolver from him
before it could he discharged The minis
ter's assailant. who was promptly arrested,
was formerly an insurance agent named
Boyc. who had been sentenced to n term
Of Imprisonment for burglary In spite Of
his protests that he was innocent Boye
called At the ministry today and drew a
revolver Immediately after he had been
admitted to the presence Of Minister Al
bcrti. Friends of the prisoner say he has
become mentally unbalanced by his alleged
wrongful Imprisonment
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
WILL WITHDRAW FROM ILLINOIS
standard OIL Company of Kentucky
viii Cease Doing Business in
sucker state,

CHICAGO. Jan. 2-Autioipating the
custer suit in preparation by haywood
Maxon of Decatur. H.. the Standard oil
company OF Kentucky, according to the Chi
cago Tribune, has made preparations to
withdraw from Illinois after January 81.
Mr. Maxon was for thirty years an en-
ploye OF the Standard oil company, but
was discharged recently.
In the suit that he has in preparation the
Standard oil company win be charged with
parceling out Of the state among the Stand
ard OH company OF Kentucky and the
Standard oil company of Indiana and two
other companies I'm the western part OF the
state. which are supposed to be independ-
ent, but which 1t is alleged are subordinate
10 the Standard OIL company.
Auditors from New York arc now check
ing up the accounts in the territory of the
Standard OIL company OF Kentucky prepar-
atory TO its withdrawal from Illinois by
February J.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
GRAVE OF HERO is UNMARKED
Jasse GosIin Calls Attention 90 One
at Bremen on the Coast
of Maine.

AUGUSTA. Me, Jan. 9.-(speeial Tele-
gramlJ-Judge William Gaslin of Alma
Neb, has written to the authorities here
calling their attention to the fact that at
Bremen. on the Maine coast, is located the
neglected, unmarked grave of a revolu-
tionary hero and hero Of the war Of 1872
Samuel Tucker, contemporary of John
Paul Jones. Judge Gaslin writes TO arouse
some of the historical and patriotic societies
10 action. but so far they have done moth
ing and Indications are that they do not
propose to do anything TO mark the spot
where sleeps a man who was prominent in
the eountry's early naval history.
Samuel Tucker was commissioned in l776
and during the revolution captured sixty
two British vessels. go cannons. 1000 pris-
oners and carried John Adams safely TO
! France as enysy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
GROVE STANDS Off OFFICERS
Brother of Noted Pat blocks Game
10 ForecIose HIS
Property.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9-Thrusting his hands
significantly into his pistol pocket, stephen
A. Grove. brother of the noted Pat Grove
frustrated an attempt OF two constables and
a lawyer to foTeclose mortgage on the Re
we're house. Clark and Michigan streets.
while a bellboy jumped into an automobile
and rushed to the City Swings bank to
cash a check for $1,000.
a mortgage for x5O,0V fell due last Sat
urday. Stephen a. Grove, manager of tho
hotel. labored under the delusion that the
mortgage was not due for another month.
Meanwhile James Ewing Davis. 5Sz5 State
street, lawyer for the person who held the
mortgage. accompanied by Joseph Mitchell
and another constable, appeared al the ho-
tel shortly before noon and announced that
promptly at l2 O'Clock ne would foreclose
on the property.
The 100 guests in the hotel were ignorant
of the circumstances transpiring.
Come up to the parlor, gentlemen" in
vited Grove to the trio.
The hotel manager had $4,000 of the
amount i'm the hotel safe. but $4,000 was
lacking. The clock noted the hour of IL 80
Il have $4,000 in cash and check signed
by prominent justice fof the balance of
sl0OOO," stated Manager Grove.
That will not do" advised Attorney
/ Davis. You must have the $4,000 in cur
rency the minute the hands OF the clock
reach the hour of L.
And il do not you will put my wife and
| babies out of this hotel" calculated Grove
Il guess you will not" he added. siEnin-
cantly placing both hands in his hip pock
cts. Keep your seats for the present.
will entertain you with a few bottles OF
| wine
do not be nervous, gentlemen. said
Grove.
Touching a button two bellboys wer,
| summoned.
! Take this check 10 the hank and bring
back the money" ordered Grove to one Of
| them The other was instructed to bring
couple of bottles OF wine to the parlor.
You do not mean to play Pat Grove OF
u.s." said Attorney Davis. alarmed at th,
proceeding.
Keep your sea-, Mr.. Davis,% conmmandec
Grove.
When the wine reached the psrlor glasse
were rendered the men. Thf other. bellbo.
was speeding to the hank " an automobii1
which he found standiA.s - mo hetsl en-
! trance.
| At l o'clock in the afternoon the addi
tional sum OF $4,000 In currency was hande'
the constable and a receipt was given.
You wanted 20 foreclose." Grove toll
them. "But never try TO spring raw dea
on any member OF the Grove family. Yo
might get a surprise instead OF money.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
MORTGAGED GRAIN MISSING
Chicago Dealer Refuses TO Answer
Questions Because of Fear of
IncrimiuatinE Himself.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29--George S. Mercy
nolds, the grain merchant, who failed some
days ago, refused to answer leading ques-
tions today during his examination before
Referee in Bankruptcy Eastman. lie stated
that he declined to answer on the ground
that his replies might incriminate him.
Upon being pressed by the attorneys for
the creditors Mr.. McReynolds asserted that
he was ignorant of important phases of his
own business.
Are you aware" he was asked, that
10, coo bushels of grain are represented by
the loans you have obtained from the
banks?'
Il don't believe it possible" replied Mr..
McReynolds.
What did you figure was the amount OF
money represented by the warehouse re-
oeipts connected with the loans?"
II suppose $4,000"
Where is the S75OGO in grain represented
by the warehouse receipts?'
Il can't say"
''The grain should have been in the cie,
vators, should not it?' asked Attorney
Rosenthal. who was conducting the exami
nation.
Il refuse to answer.
What became Of the grain" asked Mr.
RosenthaI
Il don't know"
Referee Eastman here interrupted tn,
proceedings to inform the witness that HI
must answer or state that he declined to d,
so for fear OF determination, and Mr.. Nc
Reynolds then answered:
Il decline to answer because it might in
! criminate me"
McReynolds was asked later II he did no
know tfat the grain was being shipped ou
OF the elevators. Notwithstanding the fac
/ that II was covered by warehouse receipt
upon which money had been loaned by tn
banks and he declined to answer on tn
ground Of possible incrimination.
number of the employees OF McReynold
were examined during the day, but none o
them could tsli what had become Of tn
| missing grain.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
GAYN0R CONTRACT IN EVIDENCE
Court Admits Agreement with United
states. but May Withdraw 81
Later.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan. 2e.--Argument
ilpoI. he adsnsssibiiity OF TIC contract OF
the government with w. t. Gaynor was
resumed upon the converting o, the federal
court this morning in the Greene and Gay
nor trial
Judge Speer admitted the contract. not as
evidence Of conspiracy on the part OF al
legged co-conspirators, but upon the ground
that the contract was joint one OF w T.
Gaynor and the defendants now on trial.
The court said that II these assura noes
should>Tlot in the opinion Of the court, be
sustained the evidence would be excluded
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
POLITICAL PARTIES CONFER
Liberals May Contep seat rendered
Former Premier BalfOur by
London Conservatives.

LONDON, Jan. ls--At a meeting OF the
Conservative association of the city of
London today, the resignation OF A. @.
Gibbs. member of Parliament for the cit-
OF London. was accepted. and the candida
ture of Arthur J. Balfour for that con
stituency was approved.
The liberal association of the city Of
London also met today and postponed until
Friday it's decision whether 10 oppose tho
former premier. Several liberals expressed
a willingness TO contest the seat
Three more liberals and two conserva-
tives were returned as the result Of Satur-
days elections.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
JENNINGS IS A CANDIDATE

OMAHA, Jan. -. 19O6.-To the
Citizens of Omaha: In response to
the petitions and verbal requests of
many friends asking me to run for
the office of mayor OF our city, and
after having carefully canvassed
the situation. | have decided TO be-
come a candidate in the coming re.
publican primaries.
point to my record as city treas
urer and promise that. II elected,
shall give the city a clean business
administration.
My motto will be. square deal"
for all and no graft.
A. III. HENNINGS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-30
CHEAPER GAS FOR CHICAGO
Companies Accept an Ordinance Pro-
vidiuE for EiEhty-Five-
Cent Rate,

CHICAGO. Jan. zs-Eightyfive-cent gas
is provided for by an ordinance submitted
to the city council tonight and accepted
by the local gas companies. Action upon
the ordinance was deferred indefinitely, the
council authorizing the printing I'm pamphlet
form OF copies OF the measure for distribu-
tion among the aldermen and those inter-
ested in H.