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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
Aebraskan Sends Word 10 New
York That Only Honest Money
Must be Solicited.
PUBLICITY MUST Be ENFORCED.
Names of All Persona Who Subscribe
For His Entertainment VIII 30
Made known-ThIe VIII BE Re-,
bukc to Republicans who Failed to
Paas Essential Legislation.
uy AssocIntcd prcsa.l

NEW YORK, July 2G.--Tho exeo,i.5
1--WE committee which Is In charge OF
arrangements for reception to be
given to William j I. Bryan Mt Madi.
son Square Garden. on August 80.
made public today portion OF n let.
Ter written by MIR. Bryan to Alexan.
der rronp. OF New Haven.
MIR. Bryan wrote In pnrt as fol,
lows:
There will be some expense md
the committee must sec 10 II TIN
no money IL accepted from 1uestion-
able sources; In fact, ] think it wouiI
he well to announce that tho expensa
VIII he borne by popular subscrip.
lion--dollar subscriptions being nre.
ferable, hut that larger subscriptions
would be received up To $50. lone
heing received over that.
Names to Be Printed.
Also announce that snbscrInt,ona
or % or more will he entered IN
DOCK aud the names given to nnv on,,
desiring them. Subscriptions OF less
t .lll !, $b will not he made Known with.
out the eXpressed consent az The ami
scrlber. =
Say that the reception Will be
male ms inexpensive ms possible and
that any surplus over and above the
expenses of the reception viii be used
10 print and circulate the speeches
neiiVeren at the reception.
Publicity Is important.
think tho publication OF the sub.
scriptlons ~ an important thing
The Republicans have failed TO mas
any effective law IN regard to cam.
paign contributions and this viii he
II good rebnke to them and will fore.
shadow tho adoption OF such polrcy
by our next campaign COMMITTEES. ,f
You cnn say. II you like, that .I5
asked TO have this plan accented |"
1t was announced that the railroads
hnVe agreed to give half fare rnts
plns 800 for round trip tickets "a
new York from all over the country
MR. Bryan Is expected to arrive in
Fort on August 20. but he will On
ABOARD yacht and will not land until
august 30. at p. M, when he will
DC driven up broadway to Central
rark and back to the Victoria hotel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
WHITE DEGENERATE CONVICTED
Found Guilty Of Attacking Bride
Of virginian.

iIhRRlSONBuRG. VA. July 90
Paxton Grove has been found guilty
IN Ronccverte. w. Va, of the charge
OF assault on Nora Iheeden. of this
county. who became the bride of III.
IL. Merica after she was attacked by
n lot OF rufflans while clipping with
me man who Is now her husband.
While the jury returned n verdict
or guilty. It recommended clemency
and the prisoner will, In all probn.
niii'y nave to serve n sentence of
twenty years In the penitcntlnry.
Walter McAlistcr, tho Chesanenke
ana ONO call boy. Is also to be tried
on the charge of ASSEMBLING the elrl.
after she had appealed to him for
protection.
John Barroy and Thomas Dolan.
VINO had impersonated officers, fore.
ca Mericn to go with them ana Ok.
torteu 80 from him. Merca and Miss
breeden were married tho dny thew
were attacked.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
REBELS APPLY TORCH.
old Landmark Destroyed to Show
Peopie,s Strenuth

BERLIN. July 2G.-The Deutche
Tagh Zeitung today published let
ter dated yesterday from Mitau. Rus
STA. giving details of the burning of
Rempton castle. near Tukum, one Of
the finest and eldest buildings in
Comrland. 8tNHaa
The writer says that fifteen armed
men attacked the castle. which be.
longed to Count Conrad Medin,
wounded the steward of the estate
and two Of his assistants. and then
set fire to and destroyed the build
ing. The members of the band open
ly proclaimed themselves to be revo.
futionists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
YOUTHFUL LOVERS DROWNED.
ciasped in Each Others Arms, They
Commit Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, july. ga.
Grfevously disappointed heca,,sa
their parents would not permit inc \,
to marry, Gustave Kathke. 10 wears!
old land Ella Miller, a pretty girl, III
years old committed suicide togetber
tuesday night by jumping into the
Delaware river. 3s,7 4
Tonight the bodies OF the young;
pair, clasped In each others arms
came 10 the surface near Chestnut
street wharf, this city. and We're TAX
en- from the river by the Police.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
TRAIN ROBBERS BOLD.
Station Receipts Taken From the
CARMEN Escape.

CARMEN Escape.
WARSAW, July GA daring rob
berry was pcrpetrated this morning on
the Vistula railway. in the outskirts
of Warsaw. Revolutionists stopped
passenger train by pulling the
emergency brake.
After assuring the passengers that
no harm would be done them, the
robbers uncoupled the locomotive and
car containing seevral strong boxes
filled with the receipts of the various
stations.
The gendarme In charge was killed
and the engine driver was compelled
to proceed to spot where the line
pa :ses through wood. At q given
signal thirty armed men appeared
broke open the boxes, abstracted
$500 and departed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27

her through grove. He kicked and
otherwise maltreated the girl before
releasing her. The crime was not
known for two days. when he was
arrested. Indignation il Intense
and Ferrel was brought away IN the
night TO prevent lynchlng.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
DROP HARTJE LAWYER.
Democrats. Fearing Public Opinion.
Will Not Nominate Him.

PITTSBURG, July 26.-The Hartje
case has broken into politics. John
Marion, counsel for Hartje, is an
aspirant for the Democrat nomina-
ton for District Attorney. Marion
has had this dream for years.
Public sentiment against Hartje
is so intense here. however, that
the Democrats now refuse to con.
slider Marion on the ground that this
-wouldm react on him. Had 1t not
been for his connection with Hartje's
side Of the case. he would undoubt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
LAWLessNEss SUPREME.
JeWeIer Held up and His Strong Boz
Looted by Armed Men.

MOSCOW. RUSSIA. July 2G.-Il.
Illustrative of local conditions is the
fact that today ten armed men en-
tered a jewelers. store in Teverskoc
street. one of the principal business
thoronghfares> of the city, seized
several thousand dollars worth of
gems and escaped. There have been
no arrests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
Explosion Caused by Refuse.

SHELBY, o., July 2G.-An explo
sion, followed by fire today wrecked
the Schwab & Clark grocery firm.
One member of the firm and two
children were saved from death by
ilremen. a quantity of refuse in a
furnace in the basement exploded
spontaneously.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
Summer Hotel Burned.
(By Associated Press.)

/. AsHBvILLE, NJ. c., July 26.-sap.
hire Inn. one of the Toxaway Com.
pany's hotels in Western North
Carolina, was destroyed by fire to-
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
Dreyfus Not AaeauIted.I

PARIS, July 26. An official denial
was Issued today regarding a rnmor
that Major Dreyfus had beena assault.
ed yesterday by brother officer st
the military club. RS. RI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
Policemen Go on Strike.

HELSlNGFORD. FINLAND. July
26 This city Is without police pro-
lection, owing to strike of patrol.
men. After conference between
the authorities and citizens today. 1t
was announced that the strikers had
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
MORE DISGUSTING FEATURES OUT
Lying Statements Made on the Stand
One Man Affirms That His Wife
Had Been Paid to Testify in Favor
of the Respondent and He Was
Willing to Aid the Millionaire.
tBy Associated Press


PlTTSBURG, PA, July 26.-At to.
days SESSION Of the Hartje trail coun-
sci for Augustus Hartje called wit
nesses to refuie the story told by
Coachman Tom Nadine to the effect
that while Mrs. Hartje was in Mem
phis, Hartje met blonde woman
in; Schenley Park and took her to
his home, in the carriage driven by
Mad'nfe. I+i t';f d suMi&E
Josephine Wright whom Augustus
Hartie had been charged with visit
ing at 240 Second Avenue was plac-
ed on the stand and testified that
Hartje had never visited her; that
she only knew him by sight, and had
never spoken to him.
The manner in which John NJ
Freeman, of counsel for Mrs. Hartjc,
cross-eXamined her led TO a report
that witnesses would be placed on
the stand by Mrs. Hartje to rebut;
the Wright woman's ,testimony.
District Attorney in Court
During the taking OF the Wright
~woman's testimony, Alderman Fes-
tns M. King, of the South Side,
was in court, and also Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney John S. Robb, Jr.
Mr.. Robb would not discuss the
case. 1t was, however. reported that
criminal action is to be begun, and
that this action will be based on
the Wright woman's evidence.
The unusual spectacle of a husband
giving evidence that If produced in
criminal court would tend to con-
Wet his wife of crime, the punish
ment for which is Imprisonment in
the penitentiary, was seen this. morn.
ing.
Husband Discredits Wife.
aWilbert Ashby, husband OF
Blanche Ashby, formerly domestic
in the Hartje house. testified that
his wife told him she had lied in
the deposition she made for Mrs.
I1artje and that she had been promIs-
ed money for doing so.
This evidence was in continuation
OF the attempt of Hartje's attorneys
to show that there. had been improd-
er influences used in securing testi-
mony for the other side.
Ashby also swore that his wife
has told him that Mrs. Hartje had
declared to her she was sorry she
had not returned to live with Hartje
when he asked her to go back to
him.
Witnesses After Gold.
On cross-eXamination letter which
Ashby had written to Mrs. Hartje
was placed in evidence. In it he
told Mrs. Hartje that if she could
pay Blanche for speaking for her,
Hartje could do the same"
Previous testimony on that point
had been to the effect that Ashby
wrote that II Mrs. Hartie could pay
Blanche for lying HarUe could af-
ford to nay for the truth"
One of the closing events of the
trial will be to show how, where,
and when the Nadine love letters
We're secured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
ROCKEFELLER ACCEPTS SERVICE
on King Submits to the win of tho
Ohio Court.
(By Associated prc.s,


FlNDl.AY, o., July 26.-Attornev
'"mes U. Tlroup. OF Bowling Green,
on behalf of John d Rockefeller. to.
nay formally waived service of the
warrant and entered his appearance
III court and ut the same time gave
Dohd In the sum of $1,000 for MIR.
itockefeller's appearance Tuesday
September {
The bond Is signed by John ID.
Rockefeller by James o. Troup. his
attorney and George ". Jones, OF
Findlay.
AT the same time that the bond
was given motion 10 quash The In.
formation charging Rockefeller. with
enpnsniiraey was also filed. s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
NEGRO WOMAN GIVES BIRTH
TO SEXTETTE IN TENNESSEE
All of the Children Are Well Formed
and Are Said to Be In
Healthy Condition.
(By Associated Press.)

NASHVILLE. TENN, July 26--At
Kingston. in Williamson county, this
State, negress yesterday gave birth
to six children. The children are
well formed ana all were alive at last
accounts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
Prince Killed by His Auto.
Thy Associated press,)

MUNICH. BAVARIA, July o.
Prince Eugene Mnrat was killed TO.
day by the overtnrning of his nuto.
mobile while he was on the way TO
karlsbad.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-27
Morgan In New York.

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. July 2G.--J. Pierpon,
Morgan arrived OIL the steamer Bal
tic today from Liverpool
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
NO ANNoYANCES FOR MRS. THAW
Missionary workers Warned Not to
Talk to Woman at the
TOmbE.

NEW YORK, July T.-Women missionary
workers in the Tombs were required today
not to annoy Mrs. Harry K. Thaw when
she makes her daily visit to the prison to
see her husband. The request was made
by Warden Flynn at the suggestion of one
of Thaws counsel. The attorney told the
warden that he does not care to take the
chance Of spies for the prosecution coming
in contact with Mrs. Thaw by representing
themselves as missionary workers
DR.. McLane Hamilton the alenist who
made an examination of Thaw yesterday
for the defense. called on Thaw again to-
day. Mrs. Thaw called upon her husband
before the alienist left When Mrs. Thaw
entered the prison she was surrounded by
women missionaries, who greeted her cor
daily and accompanied, her mp the stairs.
1t was when one of the attorneys for the
defense, who CHANGED to be present at the
time saw the party going through the cor
lor that the protest was made to the
warden. Afterwards, in speaking of the
mental examinations which have been made
by DR.. Hamilton, Mr.. Msnus said: so
far as it has proceeded the examination
has been absolutely satisfactory TO the de-
Tense"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
BRAUNS REPORT is DISLIkED
Austrians Take Exceptions to State
ment of New York Man
who Investigates.


VIENNA July Especial Cablegram TO
The Bee.)-The discussions of the anti
Austrian Immigration reports Of Mar
Gus Braun OF New York who is quoted
Iere az lone Of the most intimate per-
sonal friends of President Roosevelt" are
causing no end OF m feeling throughout
the Austrian provinces where the subject
is not thoroughly understood. 1t Is stated
by experts that for the year ending June
80 next the number of immigrants entering
New York approximates 100000 These
immigrants come from every country in
Europe. the majority OF them being from
Austria Hungary. Italians comprise the
next largest number. Next in the order of
their numbers come Russian, Scotch, Irish
English, French, Spanish, Portuguese
Germans, Armenians, Turks. Greeks,
Dutch, SwedeS, Norwegians, Danes, Rou-
rnanians, Bulgarians and Swiss The claim
il made by the Vienna newspapers that the
best blood Of Austria and Hungary is being
drained for the benefit of the United
States, and that even though America
might not protest against this remarkable
tide Of immigration setting in for American
shores, the government OF Austro-Hungary
ought to attemut to put stop to 1t In
sheer self-defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
NATIONS GETTING TOGETHER
German Ruler Strives for Better Feeling
Between Germany and Britain.
KAISER WOULD Be FRIENDLY WITH UNCLE
King of England Expected to visit
Beeiin Next MOnth-NewSpaper
Men Take Hand In the
Affair.

BERLIN, July THE efforts, official and
private made to bring about better rela-
lions with Great Britain have been pro-
nounced successful. The emperor is active,
outside, Of the regular channels, impressing
Englishnen with the fact that 1t is his
purpose to leave nothing undone on the
German side to restore agreeable relations.
His majesty met a British naval officer az
a yacht club dinner at Kiel recently and
talked with him for half an hour on the
neehlessness and harmfulness OF chickering's
between Great Britain and Germany and
the determination on his part to preserve
not only peace but to cultivate good will
and confidence.
The German journalists who recently Wis
tied England have since their return filled
the editorial pages OF the most important
newspapers with their observations, show
ing the causeiessness of any ill-feeling be
tween the two countries and detailing a
thousand arguments for peace and the co..
operation OF German friendship. COM
mittee is about to invite nifty British ed
itors TO make a return visit to Germany
The committee includes the president OF
the Prussian House OF Lords, Prince Won
lnnund Kyphausen; the president Of the
lower house OF the Prussian Diet Herr
Won Kroecher; Prince Won Donnersmarck,
Prince Won Arenberg, Baron Won Gem
minger-G uttenberg, chief of the cabinet Of
the king Of wurtemburg, and 500 other
persons occupying prominent positions in
political, university and financial life.
There is some expectation that King Ed
ward will come 10 Germany for the
christening OF his grand nephew which IS
TO occur August -.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

September H. October I. Il; Dubuque Sep
TENDER az, october 10, II; Mason City, Sep
TENDER H., 10, October Il; Sioux City, Sep
TENDER II, 49, October II. South Dakota,
Aberdeen, September II, 26, october II;
Deadwood, September u, 10, october II;
Sioux Falls September u, Is, october Il;
WATERFOWL, September u. October II.
wyoming, Cheyenne, Laramie, Sheridan,
September IL, 10, October II; Douglas, octo-
Der s; Rock Springs September 20.
Rural routes ordered established August
49, Nebraska, Aurora, Hamilton county,
route s. population SSs, houses 30. Iowa,
Burlington, Des Moines county, route Z,
population $50, houses 100; Sperry, Des
Molnes county, route 2, population SS6,
houses 81 -
Rural tsirlers appointed for Iowa routes:
KittlA SSck route ScsCharles S. Crammer,
darriA ~ fss%e HJv~sc.ammer, substitute;
Viola route /. Arthur M. Hart, carrier;
Glen Bevers, substitute.
The First National bank of Imogene, Ia,
has been authorized to begin business with
$4,000 capital, T. II. Reade is president,
J. l.. Gwynn. vice president; Ebert A.
Reade, cashier.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
NEW POINT OF LAW RAISED
Question of Civil Jurisdiction over
Military Reservations I'm Islands
TO BE Determined.

WASHINGTON, July THE War de-
partment has now on hand another inter-
esting case involving the jurisdiction of
civil courts over persons committing Of
fenses on military reservation.
soldier of the Porto Rico provisional
regiment stationed at San Juan, a sentry,
shot and killed a trespasser on the military
reservation. The insular court undertook
to investigate the case, but the commanding
officer OF the post denied its right to serve
process on the reservation, claiming that
It was exclusively under the jurisdiction
of the United States district court. Mean
while the soldier was tried and acquitted
by qcourt-martlal. Subsequent correspon-
denoe between the War and Navy depart
ments revealed the fact that the United
States and insular. courts Of the island
took different views as to the right to try
persons for crimes committed on United
States military reservations.
In order to settle this important question
the commanding officer Of the post at San
Juan has now beeninstructed to permit the
service Of process to the point OF placing
the accused. soldier under arrest and the
Department Of Justice has been requested
to direct the United States district attorney
for Porto Rico to sue out writ of habeas
corpus directed against the district court
thus bringing the matter before the United
States court. An appeal from its findings
can then be taken by either party to the
United States supreme court
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Bids for Public Building sites In
Dozen cities Are TO BE Opened
Early in August. ,..
(From a STAN Correspondent

WASHINGTON, d. c., July I-(Special
Telegram) 1.-The secretary of the treasury
has advertised for bids for public build
ing sites as follows: Nebraska, Columbus
and Kearney. to be opened August I;
Plattsmouth, to be opened August s. Iowa,
Clarinda, DEBORAH. Baskerville. and Shen-
andoah, to be opened August 6. South
Dakota, Lead, Mitchell and WATERFOWL, 10
be opened August s. Wyoming, Lander.
Rawlins Sheridan. to be opened August 8.
A special agent from the treasury depart
ment will select the sites during fall. ..-
The supervising architect of the treas
ury today authorized the contractor for
the postofice at Deadwood, S. D., to eX-
pend $3.50 additional in placing terra
Gotta cornice on the structure,
Civil service examinations will be held
this fall for positions in departmental
service in Washington at the following
cities: Nebraska, Omaha, September -,
October 2 3. II; Lincoln, September -
October II; Grand Island, September u,
October l, Il; Beatrice, September 49, Iowa,
Fort Madison and Iowa City, September
u, October Il; Burlington, October 6;
Cedar Rapids, october 8, 81 Des Moines,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
STAGNATIoN IN GUATEMALA
Revolutionary struggle Causes Sus-
pension of business and Neglect
of Crops.


MEXICO CITY, July News from
Guatemala says that President Cabrera
has imprisoned Edward Drummond, an
American citizen.
Late arrivals from Guatemala confirms
the reports of stagnation Of business and
lack Of men TO gather the coffee crop.
while corn Is not being planted 81.
The government has concentrated an
army Of some 10000 men, many of them
unarmed and badly clothed. near the Sal
vadorean frontier.
General Toledo's camp of revolutionists
is near al hand and he is. drilling his men
and receiving recruits from all parts Of
the country.
Attempts to have the government Of the
United States adjust matters between SAL
vador and Guatemala are said by wen in
formed to he due TO President Cabrera's
realization that without the moral support
OF the United States he will be unable 90
much longer prolong the struggle
Report apart from revolutionary sources
show his position 70 be most difcult
one and without the loyal support Of his
people. among whom scores Of the most
eminent are In prison.
The revolutiOnists charge that United
states Minister Combs has not fairly rep
resented the true condition Of affairs 10
HIS government nor kept Il informed as 70
the methods employed b. Cabrera. who. IL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
ORDERS TO SELL COAL STOCKS
PennsyIvania Employees Instructed TO
Dispose of Investments AIORE
Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, July ACTING upon
the recommendation OF the special commit
tee OF Pennsylvania railroad directors ap-
pointed to investigate stock ownership by
employees OF the company, President Cas-
satt today issued general order to all
employees requiring them TO dispose OF all
coal mining stocks which they may have
acquired. The order is in. part as fol-
lows:
Under the conditions of today after they
have been stated, II is essential that all
ofhcers and employees should be absolutely
free 60 discharge their duties tmpartially.
Applying This principle to the coal trade
as an illustration, the keen competition OF
today requires every oficer and employe
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad company 10
part with any investments which he has
In the shares of any coal producing COM
pany, and also TO part with any interest
which he has IN or with any firm OF indi-
yidual mining coal, or any OF the lines OF
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad system. and
every onicer and employe should be re-
quifed 20 refrain from any investments
whatsoever which may possibly prejudice
or anect the interests Of the company or
interfere with the companys full discharge
or It's duty 10 the public.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08

celebrated his SEVENTEEN birthday. There
are decorations everywhere the city is
allied with visitors, and all sorts of pro-
cessions and entertainments are going on.
The lord mayor and lady mayoress gave a
luncheon to Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain,
who were accompanied by Mrs. Endicott
(mother Of Mrs. Chamberlain of Boston,
Mass. Subsequently the party made a tour
of the parks, where thousands Of the city
school children were entertained. Mr..
Chamberlain took advantage Of the occa-
sion to give out characteristic message
10. the nation, as follows:
Treat foreigners they treat us, and
treat your kinsmen better than you treat
foreigners"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-08
Our Great Annual Clearing
Sale of Wash Materials in
Full Force,

As the season advances and the stock is
getting smaller, we are making greater re-
ductions in choice Wash Fabrics. The
wrappings have been removed and you may
see and enjoy their beauty as well as par
take in the great saving.
Wash materials such as Batistes. Madras,
Ginghams. Organizes, usually sold for 15c,
lsc yard. go at SC per yard.
Wash materials such as Tissues, Cling
hams and Novelties. Batistes etc, usually
sold for 2oc, &c. soc. go at 1Oc per yard.
Wash materials, such as fine imported
Zephyfs, French Organdies. Mercerized
Sutings, French Linon dc Sole, etc, us
ually sold for 3Oc, 35c, iCc. on sale at 19c
per yard
Wash Materials such as Lorraine lis
suies Zephyr Bingham, Mercerized Tanfeta,
Cross-barred Organdies, etc, usually sold
for 25c, 30c, on sale Monday at 15c per yard.