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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
MEN AND WOMEN BRAVED STORM
TO PAY SAD TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
All Military Companies of City Unite With
Civilians in Manifestation of Regard
Beautiful Floral Tributes From
President and From Confed-
crate Organizations.

eais6ed husband Hollywood cee capital
into ] the 49, s'erday few moments the
party cnd ,he cartag and q ds 1 0d1 % @ and I'D
T1e funeral @ services and the burial beautiful
I5 ana a'e{ IN their dgny brave array the war-worn
d e5 OF hSs Fho s1d the fortunes of their ustous MAGISTRATE
enc MaH and & Pad their final 6ge Of respect and
IJ ann f q nS splendid type OF the o"er Of Southern
pided and e T ee % Tor heT ana for the holy cause she had
Daughters Of the confede as be ar ] m m ea auaJers
bo an % FROM % f % & pn % 1pd BY ePT@nt@9n & ia from many States ant
southern herosm about Which, So ang 3end % 5 p - ae
BRAVE sToRN TO PAY
douTed to @ ST. pa i cSu 9 Where $ % S @ ca @ 5 ofooP ana
funeral In accordance ~ith be WISHES Of b
tom5 beside hat o her @snG @ @ ana & a oo Te~ 4
veterans and Daugh of tho coaderncr % % aS
funeral services proper We're had ST. P no nS % 4ed
in Richmond and where Re and @
Lee Lee and Davis % families have been
dead the sf6s iS5fS i 5s & @ s" Of the the @ Pm. ss 2o f 5 ne & e he
occasions becon being ntcrspersed ~i bof % @
Ayn "Ppropae occasions The rector the Rev Robert W.
Mrs paws a'fendd R Mason d. rector Of ca GPace
Edward calh Of the Beth Ahaba Temple Of these minister's
DISTINGUISHES PROCESSION
& ] os 'sas ose6 's @ 89a os aar5s5 o5 %5.afs ss
al a n.1i followed T the eoshe to its final
Veterans & OF M Mis=iDp, isis snd commander the United confederate
Netera
post G of R &ad The hog ce6e,sr, an s ns'os NV aEs
western
a six
% ha
a OF honor
UP paraleing
ltu' infantry
cal riages and aliyr+fr
around o 7"-erel
the entire dav.a
ss eSa during .1, the ils1 o.iaF & [ @ aa '55@ f5o
gloomy ana unproTdtious
""lea could hardly have
one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
Losses in Central American Re
publics Declared TO Be
Incalculable.
HAVANA is SWEPT BY
TERRIFIC HURRICANE
Tidal Wave Engulfed Elliot's Key
and Entire Population Of $50
Were Drowned-Steam-
ers Go Down Garry
ing Passen-
gers.

r RAG" "ENTARY reports from the
Storm swept region Of the far
south indicate great loss OF lie
property from hurricanes and
floods.
Fo~ ten days a tempest has raced In
san Salvador. Many people have been
killed. and t0e topography % various oe-
p7rtme0ta has been changed BY incessant
rains The losses are described as neal
c4iaoIe. In Guatemala and Honduras
Ire damage will amount 20 many millions
CO dollars
cyc. one crossed from TIE Caribbean
an1 swept through Havana and Plnar
oei -Io provinces, IN Cuba; then passed
20 the north ard crossed Florida. ooinc
ro~tneast The damage 10 The two Cuban
prov 10cea was ~ lcesP-eaa. The cestruc-
ton In Hasa0a occurred chlefy on the
rarbor and along the docks. Twenty
people were killed. Many were IN ured
Tre loss in Havana province will reach
5000 600. Matanxas Clty escaped Five
persons were hurt az Nunez Havana has
resumed its normal appearance. and gay
crowds prom enaded the streets again
yesterday Damage 20 buildings In Pinar
Gel Flo ~a1 very serious.
tdai wave ensulfed Eiuot's Key.
twenty five miles south Of Miami. and the
entire population. consisting o. 25o per
sors lC-t t-eir lives The same wave
crushed tre steamer s.. Lucle. resulting
On tne death of t~e0ty-eight persons and
TIE injury % sixty others. 4 barge con-
tai0i0g 100 people was torn from It's
r-ocrI09s and swept 20 sea. Fifty were
d-ovne1. portion OF the Florida Fish
and Produce Conpanys fleet was iost.
Tre damage At Miami was not as serl-
ous as at first supposed. TIE injury was
On efy 20 small houses. The elegant
east coast hotels escaped. There was no
loss OF consequence anywhere north %
Miami
Dutch steamer was lost between Gu
racoa and Ia Cusyra. Miles of railroad
in Venezuela we're torn up
81 Augustine escaped with siioht dam
ace from high tlces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
William s. HuntOn Drowned
While on Way 10 Marriage
Altar.
TWO DROWNED IN NEW RIVER

IspeaI 20 The Times Dispatch ]


WARRENTON. VA, October 1e-While
on his way to the home Of his fance. Miss
Fannie Lee. OF Lees Mills. this county.
young William :. Hanton. OF New Bal
imore. was caught in the swollen waters
of Cedar Run and drowned some time
during the forenoon OF to-day. The acci-
dent occurred at Auburn. where fordins
is generally simple matter. but the
stream since the last rain has been con-
Nerted in'o a rushing torrent. 1t is pre-
sumed that the young man underesti-
mated the force of tAe current when he
attempted tile passage Mr.. Hunton was
ON his way To be married Sunday i'm 81.
Pauis Church, at Lees Mills
\ di.igent search throughout the dav
has only been rewarded by the recovery
OF the horse. No trace Of the drovne4
man has been found Mr.. Hunton was
weh known and prominently connected.
being cousin of General Eppa Hunton.
of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
Jurymen Sang Hymns.

The verdict was rendered at 3.,5 O'Clock
this morning, and resulted from q con-
unuous delherat.on by the jury during
thirty-two consecutive hours.
touch of tne dramatic marked the
two closing hours OF the jur-'s delibera-
uons. Hymns We're sung during all but
ten minutes Of this time This ten min
utes pause at the end was occupied Boy
the remaining juror. who had stood our.
in explaining his position and surren-
dering 10 the majority.
There was not the slightest levity about
this hymnA service. Then came the an
nouncemcnt that the jury had reached an
agreement and Judge Banker was hastily
summoned.
After the verdict had been read. Atto--
ncy Troup stepped up To tie bar Of the
court as the jury was leaving the box
and said he wished 20 make the mo-
ton for "a new trial i'm the case He was
assured by the court that the motion
would be entertained whercupon he re-
turned to his hotel. The court at once
adjourned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
LAND DEVASTATED
BY RAGING WINDS
Losses in San Salvador Declared
to Be Incalculable-Many
People Killed.

san SALVADOR. October ia temp
est has ragged incessanty for ten days
t.rouglout the republic. flooding the rich
valleys. priucl paly tlat of MaJada, and
resulting in great loss of life and the
q struction of cattle and crops.
The Salvatorean man-o. war IzalcO was
4u~t at Acajutla.
The topography az various departments
has been changed. buildings have fallen.
b-ryluE their tenants in the ruins. and
tile iron bridges over the principal rivers
lave been carried away.
The aqueducts and electric light plants
a. Sonsonate and salvador have suffered
heavy losses
The railroads. teiegraphs and commerce
are Toralyz'd. Dut traffic is being restored
g. some towns OF the republic.
ihe rivers are bringing down the bodies
OF persons drowned in the storm and the
caiCassts or cattle. and the sight OF these
ma u increase tho terror OF the people.
The losses are incalculable.
Suatcmala and Honduras also have suf-
fered severely. II Is said the losses there
Will amount 10 many millions OF dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
TO FILE MOTION
FOR NEW TRIAL
Conviction Is Triumph for Good
Government, Attorney-General
Of State Declares-Jury-
men Sang Hymns
for Two
Hours.

FINDLAI. OHIO. October ls-By tie
verdict of d jury the STANDARD Ou Com
pany Of Ohio Is guilty Of conspiracy
against trade in violation of the Valen-
tine antitrust law Of Ohio.
The punishment Is a nne of from, $50 70
500. which may be repeated for each
day ot tAe offense. or imprisonweut of
from SIX O. twelve months The standard
OH Company ~ Ohio has given notice
that II Will nle "a motion for d new trial
The next Sep Will Doc FOR tile court 20
Impose the penalty. To The State. the
suit verdict and ultimate appeal is inn
portaut. particularly because il initiates
an entirely new method OF proceeding
against alleged trade mouop0lies- that is.
ley confirmation and affidavit instead OF
hy grand Jury Indictment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
IMPRESSIVELY SIMPLE AND
TENDER SERVICE AT ST. PAIU'S

The train bearing the body ~ Mrs
Davis and the hcr.avcl family. and the
honorary escort ~ Confederate veterans
from tho New York camp. arrived nc
Eiba station at 500 A. A. yesterday
"nd contrary TO general expectation.
stopped There. this having been arrane 4
for SOD advance.
|he train embraced besides tho usfilf
."1rAe-. special Pullman drawing
r"on sleeper containing the funeral partv
ans the casket. with It's ar~nmuaurIi.
floral offerings from many citlas anl .r-
stnil1tions. Mr. and Mrs Hayes lI.ss
Hayes. Nj. Jefferson Hayes -Ual.-. I.
Hud Mrs Webb uf thc fImul. and f..
escort from the New York veteran camp
made up the party Tho family lDtr.i.-t
at Epo, where they were met hy IIrateu-
ant-Governor Ellyson and escorted to t.e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
VIRGINIA LAWYER IN
PRISON IN COLORADO

ASPEN, COL, October l9-"Wuiam
Randolph was received at the Colorado
state penitcntary, at Canon CITY. last
week, 20 serve a sentence for forgery IN
HucrfanO county. Randolph IS not the
convicts right name This he refuses to
divulge in order To save his mother dis
grace and humiliation. The prisoner is
twcnty-seven years Of age and q LAWYER
having graduated from one OF the lead
ing educational Institutions" in Virginia
He was born at Richmond Va and IS
said TO come from a prominent ana
wealthy family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
Will Take Appeal.

partment Of the Standard Oil Company
has given out the following statement:
The verdict in the case at FindIay
against the Standard OIL Company car
ries with it q single fine OF from So to
5000. which is the maximum according
10 the law under the Information on which
the suit was brought The defendant
lawyers in the case are taking immediate
steps for appeal. which before final adju-
dication may pass through three courts
namely Court OF Common Pleas. the Cir
cult Court and Supreme Court Of Ohio
They feel confident of securing a re-
versal on manifold errors IN the trial just
concluded"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
WHAT TRUST VERDICT MEANS
Especial 20 The Time--D,spatch.l

CLEVELAND OHIO. 1e--stands
BY Leqs
hree
O n trade
lard ~ owe 900 4 fnan uenalty Ia
o. day
o o person
month aoot 70
a nm day opresen date
Of radn
auxiliary companies " hent In the
I'm alton and
~
be
sir
Secur by Suprem Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
MUCH DAMAGE DONE
BY STORM IN CUBA
Twenty People Killed in Havana
and Many Injured-Property
Loss Heavy

HAVANA october l9.-The cyclone.
which began here Wednesday afternoon.
reached its fun fury on Thursday morn
ing. The greatest damage occurred on
the harbor and along the docks A num-
Der of smaller craft and lighters were
sunk and some houses Were blown down.
The total number OF deaths was twenty.
all Cubans Of the poorer class. There are
a number Of sailors among the dead Scv-
eral score OF longshoremen and sailors
were injured
The torrential downpour Of rain COM
plctely stopped the street car service and
thc wind and rain made II next TO I'M
CONTINUED on third Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
Alexander Indicted.

AUGC STA. GA. October 19.-The Rich
mond county grand jury to-day indicted
Thomas W. Alexander. the former cotton
factor Of Augusta, and prominent olub
man, who was arrested IN Pittsbure on
September 18th. lie IS charged with
embezzlement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
Triumph for Good Government

MARIETTA. OHIO. October 19.-Attor-
ney-General Wade II. Ellis. who IS tho
guest Of Congressman b. c. Dawes. IN
this city, to-day gave out the following
Continued on Third Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-20
ordinance Approved Fix
ing Hours Fro m II
Midnight to 7 a. NJ.
NO MINORS WILL
BE TOLERATED
Heavy Penalty Provided for Vio-
latiOn-Mayor Mccarthy De
clares He Would Put Bar
rooms on Same Foot
ing-Police Urge
Measure.

By unanimous vote. and after many
speeches in its favor. the Ordinance Com
mitJee last night recommended an or
dlnance requiring pool-rooms to close at
j. clock midnight and remain closed
until @ clock A NJ, and prohibiting I'll
nors from entering them except on busi-
ness.
For violation the proprietor shall be
subject L. "a fine of not less than 50 nor
more than 500 for each onense.
Mr. f. Bowman proprietor OF the Clif-
iorl, made the only speech against the
proposition. and Ae impressed tl, COM
nittrc IS tl the fact that his is an orderly
house.
but some OF the others caught il from
the advocates going and coming
Mayor Mccarthy made the striking
speech of the evening. He spoke for the
Police Board. OF which De is ex-onicio
chairman. and his remarks were, vigorous
from start % finish.
He declared that most Of the peculations
and ombe Elements among the youth OF
the city could Dee traced 10 pool-rooms.
Would Include BarroOms.
He went SO FAR Ass 10 say that % he
had hls way he would include bar-roofrs
ia the ordinance. He thought tho number
OF bars should be reduced from two hum
d-cd and forty 20 one hundred and The
Licensees put without the reach of irrD-
sponsihlc parties. Police Commissioner
Iaudcrklu. Chief Werner. Captain Whit
lock and officer 9. VI Johnson also spoke
FOR the ordinance. and it secured all the
votes ON the committee
An ordinance was approved. authoriz-
Ing the collector Of delnquent taxes 20
appoint street collectors and TO pay them
81 per cent commission on collections
sir Elicit tried to get the committee to
adopt a policy for executive sessions. but
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25
PASSION FOR DESTRUCTION
Mania for wreclinG Household Lead
joe McDermott Into Court
where He is Fined.


The penehant of Joe McDermott who
boards with Mrs McGreel at 173O South
Drighth street. for destroying the furniture
belonging TO his landlady has been the
means OF his appearing before the peoples
har twice within the last week. although
Se must be credited with having varied
lis usual performance considerably. Tues
lav night he returned home after work and
attempted to complete, the undertaking Of
breaking up housekeeping for Mrs. Nc
Greel which he started last Friday night,
when ne piled all the furniture in the mid
ale ~ the room and threatened TO set FIRE
% Il for which offense he was fined s. and
costs by Judge Crawford in police court
last Saturday.
Tuesday night he completely wrecked the
furniture In the house, causing damage to
,he extent OF SEQ. ana as a fitting finale
,ore down the stove, which had a blazing
Are IN IL. filling the house with smoke so
thoroughly that the officers could not see
him within when they came to take him
into custody. oficer Frank Murphy tes-
dned that he never saw a house so COM
,letolv and thoroughly wrecked and that
ucDormott was an artist in his line. Me-
Dnr,nott was not intoxicated, as. he was
,hgH he tried TO burn the laudlady out OF
nouse and home last Friday. AS a result
NJ .be last escapade McDermott's ineen-
aia,-v inclination will be- curtailod for tho
next ten days while he enjoys the hospi-
tality dispensed at the county jail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25
CHARCOAL KILLS
BAD BREATH
bad OdOr Of Indigestion, Smoking,
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25
FINK PREDICTS THREE MILLS
Treasurer Says Finances Are such
that Levy VIII Not Exceed
that Figure.

That Douglas county and Omaha city
finances are in much better condition than
they have been for years was shown by
County and City Treasurer Fink In a talk
before the Real Estate exchange Wednes-
day
This good financial condition is due, he
said, 20 the scavenger tax law and eco
nomical administration. The county had
t2l5,o0o warrants outstanding in 1904. $1T7. 900
In 1906 and to date in 1906 II has warrants
out only to the amount OF $4,000 The gen.
eral fund warrants are held by Douglas
county, so that today not 81 interest on
the general fund is paid to anyone other
than the county. He said s7sO.Sl9.51 had
been realized from the operation of the
seavenger law from 1903 and previous taxes
OF this S469, 565 .95 had gone to the city,
$21s1 1868 to the county ana s42,546.74 to
South Omaha. For 1904 about 9s per cent Of
the local taxes had been collected, he said
a showing never made before
Due to it's income from the sale Of prop
erty under the scavenger tax law the city
has redeemed and retired longtime bonds
20 the amount Of 100000, special improve
ment bonds to the amount Of $151.OO0 and
has transferred t1si,0OO to various funds
besides paying judgments to the amount OF
$4,000 and interest to the amount Of $1,000
DeueVe Dou6laa county can IN another
year" said Mr.. Fink. reduce the tax levy
by 3 mills il you have a body Of business
men as county commissioners.
Commissioner Tire was called on. He
said that when the new levy is made next
August the county will have the entire
levy for the year before Il and no back
debts to pay. lie predicted a reduction Of
8 to ( mills in the levy.
City Engineer Rosewater. another guest
OF tie exchange arraigned the Omaha
Electric Light and Power company for it's
so far successful efforts to maintain a
monopoly on electric power. Its recent
public statements that It Is furnishing cleo
tricity cheaper than power could be fur
nished by water Mr.. Rosewater denounced
as untrue. He made long enumera ton OF
statistics to show that water power is
cheaper and expressed himself In favor of
a canal 20 break the present monopoly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25
EVEN EIeHTY-SIx THOUSAND
Amount Now in Hand of Y. w. G. A.
Home AZ Close OF second
Campaign.

Tie second campaign TO complete the
Young Women's Christian association
building fund OF $4,000 closed Wednesday
noon with approximately $4,000 available.
Fourteen thousand dollars more will be
necessary before the building can be be-
gun and The women will continue their
soliciting until this has been accomplished.
Regarding their failure 10 raise the de-
sired amount, Mrs Emma r. Byeis. gen
eral secretary OF the association. said:
eve are not bit discouraged. but feel
confident the necessary money will be
forthcoming, We are disappointed that the
people of Omaha have not responded more
literally TO our great need, but It is a
great deal to have raised 100000 in the
last eighteen months. and that IL what we
have done. including the $4,000 we paid for
our lot at Seventeenth ana ST. Mnry's
avenue This is more than many assooia-
tons have done that have raised their
money I'm small amounts as we have. we
have not yet heard from all the business
men, so cannot state definitely the result
Of the last two weeks canvass"
At a meeting OF the association board OF
directors Wednesday Mrs. Byers was
elected delegate TO the meeting to be held
IN New York City December ana 6 for
the organization Of the new united national
society 10 be known as the Young Women
Christian Assooia ton OF the United states
Of America. that viii include the former
international board and American commit
tee Of Young Women's Christian assocls-
tons
Mesdames J. p Bailey, G. w. Wicker.
sham, J. II. Dumont, p NJ. Garrett and r
q. schaeher were elected delegates from
tho local association 10 the state meeting
to be held az Cotner college. Lincoln, No,
vembcr to Il. Mrs. George Tilden. Mrs
I ". p. Hartford and Mrs Emma r. Dyer,
will attend as members Of the state com
| u,fffep
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-25
NEW LINE HELP TO THE FORT
bellevue Car BENEFITS Residents of
Army station as Well a.
College Town.

ern Interurban' company is proving to be a
great benefit to the residents OF Fort
Crook and Is being well patronized by peo-
pie wishing 10 go to the fort and by the
soldiers and oficers and their families
coming to Omaha. The students at Belle
vue also are using the line extensively
and the cars have been we'll filled most OF
the time. Sunday, although a bad day
overhead, the cars had all the business
they could handle, or. rather, the car for
the switch wire is not yet in place and
but one car is run. AS soon as this is m
ished two cars will be put on on crowded
occasions.