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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
STRIKES ARE NOT SERIOUS
Northern Texas Feels No Eject of
Cessation of Work by
Engineers.

DALLAS. Tex, Dec. A.-Apparently the
strike Of fremen on the Southern Pacific
is of but slight effect in northern Texas,
The Houston & Texas Central is not Sc
riously affected and the Texas & New Or
leans railroad has but few men located IN
Dallas These two roads form part of the
system
Today's Texas & New Orleans through
train was reported four hours late. II was
said that the train carried nothing but
mail cars. Railway men declare that on
Friday about forty men were brought "a
Dallas for the purpose Of breaking the
strike These men have already been
given employment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
Infanticide in Pnrin.

PARIS, Dec 24-A midwife living in the
Vivienne quarter has been arrested on the
charge of the systematic murder OF now
born infants. The attention OF the police
was attracted by the fact that no deaths
OF children were reported from the estab-
lishment and an investigation resulted in
the discovery that the midwife, with the
completely Of a servant, had cut up and
burned the bodies OF tho children in a big
stove in the dining room Of the widewife's
residence. The evidence obtained indicates
that 100 children were murdered by the
two women.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
RUSSIAN COLONEL is KILLED
Commander of EiEht-Firat Infantry
Killed on His Estate by
Stranger.

LUKoW, Poland. Dec. A.-Colonel
Obrouched, commander of the Eighty-hrst
infantry, was killed on his estate near
here by a stranger.
RIGA Dec, PA large store Of explo-
sives for the manufacture Of bombs, in
cluding a considerable quantity of pyroxi-
line and detonators, has been discovered at
the Aetna factory, of which many of the
employees are revolutionists. Seven Lettish
bandits have been tried by drumhead
court-martial and shot near Mitau.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
Engineer Dead at Post.

TORONTO. Ont, Dec. A-With the en-
gineer dead at his post and his hand on the
throttle, the Canadian Pacific railroad
Hamilton express tore through Parkdale
station Saturday afternoon. The fireman,
alarmed at the increased speed, made for
the engineers box and found the man
dead. He applied the emergency brakes
and the train came to a standstill. The
engineer was John Paul. 1t IL supposed he
was struck by a semaphore.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25

THE HAGUE. Dec. A-The Dutch troops
are still meeting with considerable resist
ance by the rebellious chiefs in the recesses
of the Dutch East Indies. The former have
just captured the stronghold OF the Rajah
of Goa, at Sidenreng. The rajahs son and
eighteen OF their followers were killed,
many were wounded and the rajahs brother
was made prisoner. The Official telegram
does not mention the losses Of the Dutch
troops
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
BRYAN ON CHILD LABOR
Nebraskan Endorses BeveridEe Bill "a
Emeient Means of suPPressing
It's Evils.

ATLANTA, Ca. Dec. A.-A. J. Nickel
way, secretary Of the national child labor
committee. today received from William
J. Bryan letter. in which the latter ex-
pressed his thanks for a copy OF the Bev-
eridge bill Of which he says:
The plan which Beveridge adopts for
the prevention OF child labor Is Identical
with the plan / have urged for the sun
preston OF the trusts. ! believe the con
troll which congress has over interstate
commerce enables Il 10 apply q very sim.
pie and effective remedy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
Russians Follow American Plan

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. A-The techni-
cal commission OF the general stan has rec
commended the adoption Of an American
military web cartridge belt and haversack
for the Russian army. This equipment,
which is put on in one piece, is far lighter
than the present Russian OUTFIT, each piece
Of which is doned and doffed separately.
The American equipment also costs 20 cents
less per man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
CAPTAIN MACKLlN is BETTER
AssaiIant of Army Omcer at Fort
Reno Has Not Been Ap-
pretended.

FL RENO. okl.. Dec. 2A--At the fort
hospital this morning Il was stated that
Captain Edgar A. Macklin, who was shot
at his home here on Friday night by a
negro. had passed good night. The physi-
clans reported him slightly improved.
Captain Macklins assailant has not vet
been apprehended although officers are fol-
lowing up a number Of clues.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
spaIn wants old Guns.

MADRID. Dec. A-The foreign minis
ter. replying to question in the Cham
Der OF Deputies today. said that Spain was
stin trying to secure the restitution of the
artillery left in Cuba when the treaty OF
Paris was signed and was also continuing
the negotiations TO secure recognition OF
the Spanish debt OF the island
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
ARTHUR 3. SMITH CHANGES
Northern Pacihc Man Goes TO Electric
Lines OF the New Haven
Rond.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec, A.-Arthur
b. Smith, assistant general passenger
agent Of the Northern Pacific railroad was
today appointed trafic manager OF the
Consolidated Railway company. the cleo
tric railway system controlled by the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad
company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
promotion for Andry.

PARIS. Dec. A.-Among the Christmas
army promotions is that OF Colonel Andry,
who was a member OF the court-martial
which retired Colonel (now GeneraD
Picquart the war minister. Andry is pro-
NOTED from general OF brigade 20 general
Of division.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25

KINGSTON Jamaica, Dec. 24-A sail
boat with twenty-five persons on board
was overturned this morning near Mon
tego bay. Sixteen Of the passengers were
drowned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
EntnI Wreek in Ne1H YnrL.

ROCHESTER,, n. T., Dec. IA light
locomotive collided with a passenger train
on the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg rail
road near Eagle early today. Michael Lynn
OF Rochester, engineer and Henry Gath
CINE were killed; George McNally, enRi-
neer OF the light engine was badly Injured
and T.. T.. Palmer, fireman OF the light en-
gine, is reported TO have been killed. The
smoker and baggage cars were smashed
and the passenger coaches were hurled
from the track but no Passengers were In
iured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25

BARCELONA, Spain. Dec. 2L-Henry
Watterson and Mrs Watterson of Louis
Vile, KY, have arrived here and win re
main IN this city a month. after which
they viii go to Egypt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
His Holiness Says Church Gan Make no
More Concessions
HOPES FOR BETTER TINES 500
Ultimate Triumph win Come 0ut Of Per-
ssOutiSn and Violence.
FRENCH VIEW OF ATTITUDE OF VATICAN
Expectation that New Law VIII BE
Rejected and Priests wiu Dis
continue Services in
Churches.

ROME, Dec. A-The members OF the
Sacred college went in a body this morn
ing to the pope to present their Christmas
greetings. The pontin y tved them in
his private library and n ed cordially
with all the distingD ~ 'lates, es-
pecially with Cardinal o. - n OF the
college. The chief topic ~, rsation
was the situation in Fran. pope
said that the church will no, ON
the attitude It has taken, no m, ~ =
sions being possible. but he h. Y Z.
that the violence and persecution ~
soon result in better times =
Addressing the cardinals in answer
their congratulations. the pope said he ",
sorry he had no good news for them. az
luding to the situation OF church affairs in
France. and said he wished they and the
whole sacred college were In France to
share the persecution. He was consoled
however. by the solid!ty OF the French
episcopacy and also by the appreciation
Of the bishops throughout the world, and
trusted in the ultimate triumph of the
church.
: Referring to the anti-elerical demonstra-
tions I'm Italy the pontiff expressed regret
that so many soldiers detailed TO guard
the Vatican night and day were exposed
to the inclemency OF the elements
Attitude OF Church.
PARIS Dec. 24-The Associated Press
learns from a high ecclesiastical source
here that It is certain the pope will reject
the new religious law and at an opportune
time forbid the Paris priests to continue
services In the churches, after which they
will organize private worship. The in
formant OF the Associated Press adds;
THE Vatican can pursue no other policy.
Having declined to retain the church
property under the conditions laid down
by the government, it can only logically
vindieate it's action by proving to the
faithful that they are the objects of per-
sAcution."
The republican organs regard the order
Of the bishops suppressing Christmas
masses tonight as being the formal in
auguration of the policy outlined above.
The Aurore says It is a scheme dictated
by the Jesuits and that the cry will be re-
echoed by every besdle and verger in
France. Yet says the Aurore, there
is not a single thinking Catholic who does
not know that the suppression OF the mid
night masses is the work OF the church
and not of the government"
An ofilcial note was issued this after
noon announcing that the statements pub
lished abroad 10 the effect that the French
government sent note to the powers IL
anticipation OF the protest of the Vatican
against the expulsion OF Mgr. Montagnini
was absolutely false.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
lCaban InaurEenta Firht.

HAVANA. Dec. A-A dispatch from
Guinnes. this province, this afternoon an
nounoed that patrol Of rural guards has
had an encounter with five mounted in
surEents. rbe two parties exchanged shots
with result that two insurgents were
killed ana two captured. The hfth man
escaped.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25

SYDNEY. n. s., Dec. 2A-Ths coal
steamer Beatrice, which was reported yes
terday on Pictou with It's propeller fouled.
went ashore on Cranberry Head today.
A heavy sea was running, but the crew
Was 81 - ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
FlRENEN NAY ASK FOR AID
Threat to Call Out BrothsrhoSd Mem on
All Hartman Lines
ACTION WOULD CAUSE GREAT SUFFERING
Fuel supply at Points Along Union
Pacihc is Lov-Men Have Con-
tract with Road and Have
No Grievance.

A statement was sent out from the
Texas headquarters Of the striking fire
men on the Southern Pacific TO the effect
that II necessary to win the firemen on all
Of the Hartman lines would be called out.
Speaking OF this, a high official OF the
Union Pacific said last night:
THE Union Pacific has a contract with
both the Firemen's and Engineers brother
hoods which was made during the past
summer and is to continue for two years.
At the time It was made the agreement was
said by the men to be entirely satisfactory
and since that time nothing has trans
pired to indicate that either organiza-
tion had any grievance. From personal
knowledge of the men 1 think | can safely
say that I know there is the best of
feeling between the fremen employed on
the Union Pacific and the officials of the
company, and II strike should come 1t
would be purely one Of sympathy.
'In view of the conditions now prevail
ing 1 am loath to believe that the iremen
on the Union Pacific would desert their
posts at this time. 1t would simply mean
freezing for the people along the line Of
the road. The company has made It point
to keep in touch with the fuel supply at
all points on the system, and no matter at
what cost to see to 1t there was no suf-
fering. In order to do this the company
has depleted It's own supply until now It
has on the average only three days sup
ply ahead, whereas Il is the aim of the
company to keep thirty days at all times.
In spite of these efforts to keep up the
supply 1t has been just as impossible to
accumulate any reserve in the towns along
the road as it has for the company Itself
to accumulate one. A tieup of the COM
pany's lines would therefore mean untold
suffering along the road. This taken in
conjunction with the fact the men have no
grievance against the company convinces
me that they viii not join in any strike
movement at this time just as real winter
weather is to be anticipated"
Trains Are Running.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. A.-General Su-
| perintendent Cushing and other officials
of the Southern Pacific when seen today
| refused to discuss the strike of the
hremen on that system, 1t is estimated,
however, that 400 men on this section Of the
lines are involved. Call boys who en-
deavored to have firemen go out early today
were compelled to report that employees re-
| fused TO respond
In consequence of notification that no
| more lrelBhl "Oulu Oo aCSeP'eu W IHe
Southern Pacific many railroad lines cen
tering here are divertinng freight to other
routes.
! HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. A.-The following
official statement was issued today from the
office of Vice President Fay of the South
ern Pacific railway:
! All our trains are being operated or
| scheduled time. There is no delay what
| ever and the only trains laid out since the
| beginning of the fremen's strike were
| half a dozen switch engines last night.
No statement has been issued yet from
the headquarters of the striking firemen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25

The trial Of Rear Admiral Nebagatof and
the officers OF his squadron began in st.
Petersburg on December 5. The accused
were divided into three categories:
First. Rear Admiral Nebogatoff and the
commanders of the battleships
Second, the officers who advocated the
surrender.
Third. the officers who did not endeavor to
prevent the surrender.
The first group of officers was tried under
that paragraph of the navy regulations
which provides for the punishment by death
of any commander Of a squadron or ship
who surrenders without a fight when he
could save his crew or infiict damage upon
the enemy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25
NEBOCATOFF IS CONVICTED
Russian Admiral Condemned to Death for
surrendering His Ship,
COURT RECOMMENDS HIN TO MERCY
Czar is Asked TO Commute Sentence
TO Ten Yearr' ImprisOnment-
Three Commanders Also
Found Guilty,

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. A-The court
martial which has been trying Rear Ad-
miral Nebogatoff and seventy eight officers
Of his squadron for surrendering to the Jap
anese at the battle OF the Sea Of Japan on
May 2s IgO5, handed in its decisions tonight.
Vice Admiral Nebogatoff, Commander Lch-
ino Of the coast defense ironclad General
Admiral Apraine, Rear Admiral Gregorieff
Of the coast defense ship Admiral Seniavin
and Lieutenant Smirnoff, who succeeded to
the command Of the battleship Nicoiaie l.,
were sentenced to death, but In view OF eX-
tenuating circumstances and the long and
otherwise blameless careers Of these ofh-
GERS, the court will petition to the emperor
to commute their sentences to ten years
imprisonment IN a fortress. Four other Of
icers are sentenced to short terms OF I'M
prisonment in a fortress, while the re-
mainder are acquitted Of the charges
brought against them.
Sentences Are Passed.
The sentences passed on Vice Admiral
Nebogatof and the three commanders are
similar to those handed down in the cases
of the naval officers who were condemned
by court martial for surrendering the tor
pedo boat destroyer Bedivi to the Japanese.
These sentences were coupled with a SIM
I
mercy and such intercession generally has
proven successful
The lawyers for the defense in the Ne
bogatof trial, a majority of whom are
active politicians, devoted most OF their at
tention to the political aspects Of the case.
The governor prosecutor in his closing
address declared that the inhiction Of the
death penalty under these circumstances
was out of harmony with the spirit of the
times, but he declared that the guilt of
the officers in question found no example
| in history. Vice Admiral Nebogatoff, he
declared. should have at least transferred
all his commands to one battleship, and
then sunk the rest of his squadron.
The admiral made an emotional reply in
which he dwelt on the ignorance of the
prosecutor, whom. he said, has worn the
uniform Of the navy for only one year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-25

The defense claimed the boy had shown
signs Of insanity from infancy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-11
WATERWoRKS AND SEWER EXTENSIONS BE SURE
TO VOTE

Very little interest has been taken in the election
that u to occur tomorrow and there danger that
apathy may endanger the result Of the election. No
opposition Is heard to the issuance Of the proposed
bonds for waerworks and sewer extensions but there
IS danger that the proposition will fail simply through
neglect Of voters to go the polls II those who are
for the bonds fail to vote It will be easy for very
small number Of opponents to defeat them and we
muss take no chances The only safe, the only right
course to pursue is to 30 TO the polls and vote
more important election has NOT been held
since the original waterworks and sewer bonds
voted upon. As all know, the proposition was voted
upon and carried with little opposition in the early
part Of the year but the purchasers Of the bonds found
fault with the procedure that had been followed and
required another election to btheld On the express
sion Of sentiment by the voters in the first election
the council went ahead and sold the bonds making
the best sale that has been made in the territory, the
bonds bringing premium Of FIVE pescent. Tie coun-
Gil also let the contract for tine work in order that
there might be no delay. It is up to the voters
to ratify their action taken in the first election and
open the way for the early beginning Of work the
proposed extensions.
As to the necessity for the extensions, it seems
scarcely worth while to any argument Suffice it
to say that the waterworks system be opera
ted on sef-susta;ning basis and the city will rever
have adequate water and service till the exten-
sions are made. 1t is plain business proposition
and should appeal to every voter.
Now, busy business men, property owners and
every other citizen, il will require but ten or fifteen
minutes Of your time 10 60 to the polls tomorrow.
There is no excuse for you II you fail TO exercise your
right and perform your duty a cz-n.By all means
gosto the polls and vote.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-11

of Life
No One Can be Strong With Weak
Stomach.


No One Can be Strong With a Weak
Stomach.
The stomach is the handspring OF
life. When it is strong and acts
perfectly, then the whole system Is
right, assimilation is perfect, and
body and brain are thoroughly nour-
ished.
One may perhaps get temporary
relief from stomach troubles by US
ing pepsin, or some other digestant,
but this treatment has no curative ef-
feet. II does not reach the seat OF
the trouble and remove the cause.
How much better 20 use Mi-o-na,
which restores lost functions OF the
whole digestive system, revives flag
ging nutrition, and aids In the as
similation of food.
Mi-o-na Is pleasant remedy to
use, and benefit Is seen from almost
the first days treatment. II restores.
the torpid glands and stimulates the
natural digestive secretions. It
checks fermentation, stops germ
growth, soothes Inflammation, and
cures all troubles, such as head-
aches, backaches, rheumatic pains,
furred tongue, sleeplessness, nerv-
ousness, and general debility, which
are caused BY imperfect digestion.
II IS the only remedy that is SO uni
formly successful in the cure Of stom-
ach diseases that we are willing to
give a guarantee with every so cent
box Of Mi-o-na tablets that the REM
edy will cost nothing unless 1t cures.
JAS. PETTyJoHN
chickasha, I T.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-11

The largest assortment Of S and
10 cent toilet soaps ever shown in
Chickasha now on display at the
Owl Drug Store see show window.
oo If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-11

I DOES UucIe Joe see tIe handwriting the uans
The following story told NJ Washington correspond
ent would seem % indicate = mueh. Speaker Cannon
pasd visit 10 the minority room the ether day
his old friend. Johd Sharp Williams It bright;
cheery cozy room. and As the speaker settled into
b;g roony chair and looked On The surroundings il
which Williams dos his work. his eyes lighted With
pleasure
sJohn. he said. ''this : mighty ansrOons you ve
got here"
"cIad you ike ii Joe''' said JOHN. TOR yOu'I be
occupying il next year"
II Is nov only question Of getting down to bHs-
ness on business principles and according to law in
the paving matter large amount probably sz5o.-
600. will BE- spent for paving and the property
and council can well afford to proceed with care, in
the forming Of ordinances and selecting Of methods
and materials.
Ia Toilette scored when the Senate adopted an
amendment the rate bill forbdding railroads to
and operate coal mines or engage in fine manufacture
Of commodities transported over their lines.
Bishop Satterlee Of the Episcopal church. says
the average country clergyman doesn't get HaIf as
much salary as the average brick-layer. Why don't
the preachers form union and striker
Speaking about street improvements, how does it
happen that nobody has suggested the Of the
'splitlog drag" on the streets Of Chickasha3
The Rev. DIR. Crapsey has just come out of a
trial for heresy in New York few relics Of the age
Of the inquisition still remain.
Chickasha was never so united on any PROPOSE
ton as she is on street improvements and unity does
things.
And now it is drug trust that is under FIRE, Chris
tian Scientists have Lothing to fear.
From town to city-thats what paving means for
Chickasha according to D. D. sayer.
900
Do your duty citizen tomorrow. Go to the
polls and vote for the bonds.
900
Vote for the bonds tomorrow.
Buy it if it is made in Chickasha.
Paving off with rush.
900
Vote early tomorrow.
~H*H~]H*]aeeHHs&&H%*S
MENT OF BANKING
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-11
600

Ia Toilette scored when the Senate adopted an
amendment to The rate bill orbdding railroads to
and operate coal mines engage in fine manufacture
Of commodities transported over their lines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-11

II IS nov only question Of getting down to bMs-
iness business principles and according to law in
the paving matter. large amount. probably sz5o--
ooo will Be spent for paving and the property owners
and council can well afford to proceed with care, in
the forming Of ordinances and selecting Of methods
and materials