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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

THE Nebular Hypothesis" will be the
topic before the Omaha Philosophical So
ciety at its meeting Sunday. May IS Mr..
j. ]. Points will deliver the opening ad-
dress. An interesting paper is assured.
Everybody invited. Admission free The
meeting viii open at 3 O'Clock in Patterson
hall. Seventeenth and Farnam
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-13

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New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
DEMOCRATIC CLUB BOT.T
Officers of Brooklyn Organisation
Refuse to Stand for Hearst

There was a bitter fight last night rvh., the
Brooklyn Democratic Club met N oors,ao- th.
plan 10 ihoorse the democratic platform adopted
at Buffalo and the list of candidates Nv
w. r. Hearst-nominated by that oo,,1r.nt,or
Out Of the total membership of tbre. brr5ra5
only forty were present. The visitors yrera OIL
most as numerous as the club mambars and
many tried to vote as members yyhar .h. -
luton TO swallow Hearst with the Darooorat,o
platform was put TO a vote. When tha rIaarst
sympathizing visitors had been separated from
the legitimate voters by rolcau tt ,os 1,,-
covered that the resolution had been cerr,aa h
a vote Of 81 TO 16. Immediately five ofrcors -.
the club jumped to their feet and den,andad ,bo+
their designations be accepted They 1yara "a
heVed OF their official duties, and a resolution
was adopted in favor Of appointing a tow
committee TO work for Hearst
The club was called togethar 1,,t,, ,L.
slaholns mat q resolution was to be offered for
the indorsement Of the Democratic platform and
candidates President Daniel Monahen ~
sided The expected resolutions were orYered Nv
frotessor CaTmody, OF Columbia TJpiyersitv he
SAID ne was satisfied that the Democratic Mat
FORM was entirely in line with every prfnoinia
Tor which the club has stood and that il should
consequently be adopted. He then undertook
10 show that Hearst advocated the prinoinIes in
question and therefore the club should sustain
=. warren Greene, governor of the club
advocated that the platform. but not Hearst be
lhoorssd Nice-President Francis H. Cottsberrer
cried out that he could never vote for a man
o Tho had called Alton B. Parker a "cockroach .
Inc opposition was supported by Corresponding
Secretary Henry Rohland Governors Edwin
hayward and c. H Delano, and others They
raised the question whether IL was possible TO
hdorse Hearst before he accepted the Demo-
cratic nomination The question was settled in
the affirmative.
The leader OF the Carmody faction was
George A Mclaughlin. He made hot fight,
With the aid Of A II. Eastman and J. E East
man and others. When the time for voting
came. McLaughlin's vote challenged, He
joined the club several months ago, but has
never paid his dues, amounting TO 50. This dis
qualified him
Mr. Greene. OF the opposition. proposed that
mclaughlin be allowed to vote, provided he
pay. This Mclaughlin refused TO do
AS soon as the result OF the voting was an
nounced Greene. Gottsberger Rohland Hay
ward and Delano announced that they would not
serye as officers OF a club that Endorsed Hearst
and would not have their names appear on pa
pers that carried with thsm campaign literature
arguing for Hesrst's election
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
ELECTION ADVERTISING APPEAL
Case Argued Before Appellate Division
Speedy Decision Promised.

The case Involving the designation OF four Demo-
cratic newspapers in the Borough OF Manhattan to
receive the election advertising CANA up on appeal
before the Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
Yesterday afternoon. Justice Greenbaum, or the
supreme Court last Saturday granted writ Of
mandamus ordering the Board OF Elections TO take
IN. election advertising away from THE Sum- THE
Times THE World" and the "Staats-Zeitung."
the four Democratic papers first chosen. and to
designate instead four papers advocating the cleo
ton Of William Randolph Hearst for Governor.
Accordingly the board met Monday. rescinded
its first choice. and named The American" THE
Telegraph and THE Daily News and the ''Morgen
Jour1al'' as Democratic papers to receive this
Advertising An appeal taken from Justice
Green baums order TO the Appellate Division
Otto T. Hess. counsel for Thomas G. Quinn, pub
lished Of The Daily News made motion before
the court TO have the appeal dismissed The motion
was opposed by Arthur {. Butts, assistant 10 the
Corporation Counsel.
as there any proof in the case as submitted that
the candidate for Governor has accepted the nom
inaton Of the Democratic party2' Justice Clarke
I'VE get around that point, your honors" Mr.
Hess said. simply by saying that far this
court is concerned he is the candidate of the party
he has been nominated by IL, and IL is presumed
that he represents its principles Whether not
Mes is something Of political nature that the pO-
iitioal convention nominating him will have TO de-
tsrmlne upon, and is not matter for the judicial
CoeniZance OF this court"
CTistica Patterson said the court would give the
cas- a speedy decision
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
SOLEMN TIME at TAMMANY HALL
Murphy's Men No Better Satisfied Than
Hearst Followers.

Charles F. Murphy had rather solemn time
OF IL yesterday at Tammany Hall The fusion
ticket did not seem TO please Tammany men
any moro than It did the Hearst men While
Tammany is conceded TO have got far and away
the best OF the bargain. the rank and file are
losing heart fn the campaign. as they reallze
that Hearst Is not making good" From all
over the city come stories Of deSsrTionS TO the
Republicans. When Mr.. Murphy was asked
about the independence League candidates In
moro than half OF the Congress. senate anu As-
sembly districts, he said;
Il think the Hearst men will be disposed 70
withdraw their candidates where they are nkely
TO conflict with the candidates named by Tam
many
This opinion is In direct conflict with the state
rnent Of County Chairman DrlscolI, VINO sald
last night that Hearst men will be named IN
opposition TO Tammany ana the Repuohcahs III
nearly every district
Al The Democratic State Committee headquar-
tsrs yesterday there was q conference at noon
betweer. Chairman Conners, Max lhmsen, Mr.
Hearst's campaign manager. and PaIrlcK y. NC
Cabe, Of Albany.
There was a rumor floating around Demo
cratic circles last night that some OF the candl-
dates on the judiciary ticket were put up mercy
10 be withdrawn to-day, and when the question
was put TO Mr.. Murphy he replied with a
smile: s.
.sYou could not drag them on:
Mr. Murphy would not discuss The proposition
n an agreement between him and Mr.. Hearst
Nv Murphy called attention TO the fact that
one of the candidates for the Supreme Court
banob p A Hendrick had been classified as his
personal counsel He said that that was not
true and he wished It denied emphaticaIly tnat
M Hendrick had ever acted as his personal
counsel
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
MISSOURI LIKES CHANGE.
Almost Certain to Stag in the Re
publican Column.
[From The Tribune Bureau. ]

tbrom The Tribune bureau
Washington Oct. 1.-THE prospects for a
Republican victory never brighter" said a
prominent Missouri member OF the administra-
ton to-day.
"The Republicans will certainly elect all but
one of the present members of their party In
the Missouri delegation" he went on. "and they
stand an excellent chance OF electing ell. while
there are many Indications that they will also
elect the Republican NOMINEES who is running
against Representative De Almond. The Demo-
Gratis in our state torn with dissension. At
their recent convention Governor Folk was
hissed and every one who has stood with or for
Folk is in disfavor. When. two years ago, MIS-
souri, came into the Republican column, it was
supposed to be purely the result Of the Roosevelt
landslide. Be that IL may, the people OF MIS-
souri, have found that II is pleasant TO be on the
right side and they seem determined TO remain
there.
Moreover, am advised that the fever has
spread and that the Republicans will gain az
least one seat in Arkansas ] guess the OLD
Solid South is thing of the past, and by the
time there is another Presidential election there
may be some strange alterations In the columns
which political prophets used TO cast up aS
among the certainties.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
KEwsDEALERs AGAINST HEARST.
Chicago Paper Sellers Say He Makes Them
Pay Campaign Money.

The newspaper carriers OF Chicago are writing
letters 70 their friends IN this city advising them
70 Get o2t and beat William R Hearst for alleged
Unfair treatment OF them in Chicago. The car
uers were paying 80 cents q hundred copies for
The Chicago American and Mr.. Hearst's Chi
esgo managers along with other Chicago publish
rss. This provoked q fight on the part OF the
C-asss against The American" Mr.. Hearsrs
managers induced some Of the other Chicago pub
AEas1s 70 join him in the rise OF price. and he
compelled tie carriers to surrender. At a we'll at
TENDED meeting Of the carriers the following reso-
lHto- vas unanimously adopted:
William Randolph Hearst having bought the
lol-nston Tor Governor OF New York and labor
ilg unoeT the Celusion that the election can also
D bought has resorted 10 his old trick OF COM
campaign expenses. A year ago, after th6 Mayor
eiV e.ecuCI le ra1seu the Wholesale price or his
sunday papers Now he is in need OF another cor
fspuon fuud and Las raised the Wholesale prloe
o. us daily papers ~ per cent, or 500 day, so he
can nave the pleasure or advertising and we pay
tie fiddler
We WHO hy force are compelled 10 deal with
I'm Know ne is deaf 10 honor. lie accuses the
Standard on Company OF raising the price OF oil
EheAeyer the owner contribute to the University
q l1c2gO. LII. Hearst raises the wholesale price
Eaiion- Nr. Eearst's remedy for lie trust evtl Is
q put the COUsgtratOrs IN prison. We have evil
eeloe that le himself is a lawbreaker. Should he
N uleo ty d jury OF 10000 newsoealers, 1888 would
slye hin The limit Of tie Law.
lAere;ore, Re warn the voters OF New York
against THIS man. You have a sacred duty 70 per-
torin, and when the votes are counted and William
Aonoer Hearst buried beneath an avalanche os
VOTES beyonC resurrection. your duty VIII be we'll
cone and you Will have earned the everlasting
freltAce or the whole American people.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
MIR. WEAVER ASKS ANOTHER HEAD
Director of Public Works Resigns--Sends
Sharp Letter to the Mayor.

Philadelphia, Oot- n--At the request of Mayor
Weaver, Thomas L. Hicks. director of the Depart
rnent OF Public Works. sent his resignation 10 tns
Mayor to-day. to take effect at once, The cause
leading up to the resignation dates back to tina
City party convention which nominated d. Clar-
encs Gibboney for tho office OF District Attorney
The Mayors candidate was Frederick J. Sneyer.
Three weeks ago the Mayor removed Colonel Shell
don Potter, director OF the Department OF Public
Safety because he would not dismiss tbs superin-
tendent of police. who was accused by the Mayor
OF taking a too great interest I'm Mr.. Gibboney's
nomination
In his letter requesting Mr.. Hicks's resignation
the Mayor accuses Mr. Hicks Of being too friendly
TO certain political faction and asserts that tns
director had expressed contempt for the City party
and all reformers. The director made sharp re-
ply, IN which he said:
beg to say that ths conclusion you draw re;
earding my attitude toward the City party and AL
Teforrners can only be construed a. reflection
upon your intelligence At tho time OF debating
your letter you must have known your assertions
were unwarranted and without justification
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
EVERY LITTLE NOISE
Coffee Nerves Easily Irritated.

,Eyer notice how cross and irritable q coffee
1,:.ker is when he has not had his usual dram
.rliang noises that q naturally healthy person
~oAa never notice, sound like boiler factory
b'ass band 10 2 nerVe-poiEoned coffee slave
.gl there's big difference when such one
---s---.y learns the cause OF his trouble, quits
S.se ana uses weQ-made Postum
,ior j years t Was afflicted with stomach
rs~IieA' loss Of appetite. my food distressed me
-, - caused heartburn. Every little noise die
'ofoed ne
-NVAe of my physicians relieved me. Dut al
S-,sso me 70 stop drinking coffee About TWO
- ~ Sso my husband brought nome package
a. Fostuln. and We gave II q fair tr1al-foIlowei
49, ESessoAs about boiling IL 70 minutes-aad
A., very soon I noticed a change in my condition.
Ia Win Postum my beverage, sleep oet-
49,, -, tst without distress and enjoy life, sincs
'y Atoe disturbance or noise does not shatter
tsNs-Die nervous system
4, -o-oay. thanks TO Postum. am wen WON
- &C every member or my family mas beefl
se-'ellel ty g. A friend while taking dinner
~ 80, US "a while ago remarked on the oeIicloos
So served When 1 told her u was Postum
an n@s surprised. saying she had uleo IL put
~ not Ike it,
49,, hen told her that boiling IL 10 or 20 min
To- gave = that rich favor, she followed oireo-
- sAa Then knew for herself.
snoes ~aolAOn - lie great reilef j nave expert
80 from distressed stomach ana lr2la'ed
s.. since u9iIs Postum. hnd am no.
:.srrtH tH7sfea' a"d every little noise o'oa ho'
F9.r re as Il Usoa to- Name given Os
Psen 20, Battle Greek. Mich
Wa, the famous little book, me hoaa 10
vile" IN pkgs There's a reason
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
'TAMMANY TINES" BOLTS.
Starach Democratic Paper TO Urgs
Support of Hughes.

In its issue OF October ls The Tsmmany Times"
steadfast Democratic paper. will urge its readers
TO vote for Charles E Hughes. It Will offer these
reasons;
In fairness to our friends and patrons-to Tam
many and true Dernocracy-the publishers OF Tam
support OF the un-Democratio candidates Of other
parties forced on the time honoTed Democratic
party at the late convention
Our nles Tor the last fourteen years Will show
that during all that time have stood soldly and
steadfastly for Democracy against opponents
To-day We are asked to indorse and give support
20 candidates who represent party organized 10
30 divide Democracy as to insure either the ac-
Septance OF another party's candidates or compel
And all this for the advancement of a dessrter's
ambition, at the expense OF honor and good name
or the great party or the people.
leads O''----' 70 -''''"
We have combatted every enemy outside the
party; We now oppose the enemies within and
as this paper has heretofore declared: I'VE stand
for principle and the best interests OF all the people
crat can give aid or encouragement TO any candi-
date who was a Municipal Ownership man last
week. the Independent Of all Parties yesterday
the seeker after Democratic support at Buffalo
and the 6enounoer OF Temmany, whose nominating
power he eagerly sought and bought by secret
bargains made without regard TO anybody's inter-
Such INDEPENDENCE on the part Of those who
are now using ana abusing true Democracy Only
part Of every paper and Of every voter in the state
TO help TO put the anarchisto. prosperty-destroy-
ing party dividing combine down.
To do this real Democrats have but a single rem
Vote for true Democratic candidates fer other
Offices but where this is impossible-as for the
Vote for Charles z. Hughes.
This will rebuke such candidates as have no
OF The people from disruption and annihilation by
freeboOters IN the future
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
MORE DEMOCRATIC FUNDS
Coming Into Republican Golfers
DIR. Hughes's L. I. Itinerary.

state Chairman Woodruff busy all yesterday
al state headquarters seeiug callers ana SIS
oetalIs or the campaign. One or his Vlsi'ols
Governor Higgins, who stayed only for ollei
conference and then took a train Tor his hoAi.e
The Governor said that he had called merely 10
pay his respects TO the state chairman. anu uiss
no affair of moment had been discussed ne s'iu
that the campaign upstate was going "eii on"
that he had all confidence in the victory OF ths
Republican ticket.
Money continues to come into the campaign
fund. but Chairman Woodruff and Treasurer Shell
don using every effort TO get each menoer Ok
the party and all others who desire 10 see MT
Hughes elected 70 make contributions. R Fulton
Cutting head of the Citizens Union. who until a
short time ago considered himself a Democrat.
check for 500 TO the state committee yestsr
day.
Tho following letter to Chairman Woodruff from
Robert S. Pelletreau, a lifelong Democrat, OF
P;S hogue was made public at state headquarters:
see there is disposition in some quarters to
attempt a fusion between the Independence Leagne
1a ana the reguar ia IeR Yor CttG and eiseWhere
trust you will use your influence as chairman OF OF
position TO any such plans 1 have been reguIas
and perhaps strongly partisan Democrat all my my
adult life and for the i1rst time sh9ii Note us ne
Republican ticket this fall. and sincerely desire ITS
complete and overwhelming success ! take some
tentative Of substantial element OF citizens who
ported the Democratic party. We naturally. how
ever, do not want to get out of one party OF De
which may be attempting fusion with the party
of Mr.. Hearst for temporary gain. There are
many Democrats OF my way OF thinking and with
intentions similar TO mine and for the same rea-
sons We want to vote your ticket. but We are
not fusionists. The Democratic party seems not TO
he able to go It alone. and We are looking for
party with character enough. principle enough and
stamina enough to do Do not disappoint US
The complete itinerary for Mr.. Hughes's whirl
around Long Island given out yesterday.
With James S. Whpple, State Forest, Fish and
Game Commissioner and Pratt A. Brown. he
will travel down the south shore of the island on
Monday and up the north shore on Tuesday, max
ing speeches from the platform OF his special
car. The official schedule is follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
HOME OF NEWSPAPER TRUST"
Hearst's Corporation Shares Its Office with
Companies He Has Assailed.

The Hearst newspaper corporation, which
Charles E. Hughes has exposed in his speeches. has
its home where dozens of other corporations which
Mr. Hearst has assailed vigorously at various
times have theirs-in the office OF the Corporation
Trust Company. in Jersey City. Hearst's corpora
tion-the Star Company-is holding company in
corporated under the laws of New Jersey, and is
conpeUed 20 maintain a New Jersey office. The
CORPORATION Trust Company was instrumental in
forming the Shipbuildng Company and many other
corporations and maintains corps of "oftce boy
fncorporators." This concern has its office at Ex-
change Place just across the ferry from downtown
New, York II is the registered agent for some
1000 corporations, among them the following:
American Ice Company.
American Hide and Leather Company
American shipbuildng Company
Armour s. Co -,-,
Company.
('udahy Packing Company
commonwealth Steel Company.
E,dison Light and Power Installation Company.
Federal Coal and Coke Company
Hartman Securities COMPANY
North American Securities Company
OTIS Elevator Company.
standard Beet Sugar Company
limited Fruit Company.
United States Leather Company
All information about the Star Company was re-
fused yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
GOVERNOR UTTER RENOMINATED.
Whole Republican Ticket in Rhode Island
Put Up by Acclamation.

Providence. Oct. u.-For a third time George H
Utter, Of Westerly. was nominated as candidate
for Governor by the Republicans of Rhode Island at
their state convention to-day. The full ticket. which
was nominated by reclamation. follows:
oovernor-GEoRGB II UTTER. Westerly.
Lieutenant Governor FREDERICK H. JACKSON.
Provdancs
Secretary Of stats-CHARLEs 7. BENNETT. Provt-
dence
Attorney Gsnersl-wTLL1AM B. GREENoUGH Provi-
dence
Treasurer Gsneral-wALTER A. READ. Gloucester.
The platform Endorsed the administration OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his attitude on the question OF
revision of the protective tariff. whenever it shall
appear that benefit from changes will outweigh the
disadvantages"
United States Senators George Peabody Wetmore.
OF Rhode Island. and Henry Cabot Lodge. of Massa-
chusetts who took the place of Senator Beveridge.
were spectators at the convention. Senator Lodge
spoke briefly discussing the work of Congress and
the danger In public ownership
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
SENATE AND ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS

A. the adjourned Republican Senate Convention
- ~ ,5tb district last night William Bell Wait
o. was nominated for the Senate from that dis
trct: the goth Senate District nominated Theodore
prince. and the 18th District convention adJourneo
again and will be held tonight. when candoa'e .
for the Senate will be nominated Ihe
1o,bI,car convention of the SD Assembly District
nominated Jacob l. Kornicker. and the 4th AS
sembly District convention was adjourned until To-
The adjourned Democratic convention OF the rs. !
Senate District nominated Joseph AheaTn ~. A. ,S %
adjourned convention OF the sth Assembly,
tie Democrats renominated Abraham harawt,I, ,S,L
and James A. Foley was notninSseG no ton on ~
The warning factions In the SON AssemPbiy Asbiyv las.
night The Nagie faction nominated Louis a
Cuviilier by a unanimous vote. Ine Eo",aI Sp sup
porters selected John A. Calvin. Maggie s cohNeh-
ton outnumbered Cowans, and his Ionowers
gained conHdence from Justice LeventritLs Co
eison refisine 10 interfere in the factional night
Mr.. Cowan viii endeavor to get the certncAts OF
election to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
HEARST DICTATED AssEMBLYMEN.
Fusion in Westchester Disguests 0ldtime
Demoorats-Many Will Bolt.

The Democrats Of Westohester County have swal-
lowed the dictaton of Hearst and the Independence
League in the nomination OF Assemblynlen. All
four Hearst sympathzers. John T. Windsll. Of
Yonkers. was nominated in the lst District: In the
3D. John Carroll Of New Rochellei Sd, Patrick J.
Gillespie. OF Dobbs Ferry. and in the sth Robert
Nethercotte OF Port Chester. AsseInblymsn Wood
son H Oglesby, OF Yonkers, thought to be for Mr.
Hearst was nominated for Surrogatei Edmund g.
Sutherland a Democrat, of White Plains, was nom
mated for Sheriff, and Edgar L RYDER Hearst
man, OF Ossning, was put up for State senator
Mr.. Oglesoy says he will not only not vote Tor
Mr.. Hearst. but will take the stump Tor MI Hushes
The fusion, together with the nomination or
Hearst, has aIenated many OF the oldtime Demo.
Gratis OF WeStchester County. One OF the most
prominent TO come out in opposition to the Hearst
ticket is Hampton d. Ewing, OF Yonkers. MI
Ewing is a son OF the late General Thomas Ewing
and his brother, Thomas Ewing. Jr., is Democratic
Police Comnissio Yonkers at the present uIne
having twice been Democratic nominee for Mayor
Hampton D. Ewing tnclosed a check for s3 TO The
Yonkers Statesman" Republican newspaper, with
the request that II be forwarded TO the Republican
campaign managers TO help in electins Mr.: Hughes
and the Republican ticket He acknowledges that
he has never before failed 20 vote the Democratic
ticket
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
rcHo OF FIREWORKS EXPLOSION.

TWO victims of the explosion OF Hearsts hre-
y,o-Es IN Madison Square IN 1902 are GABRIEL
vas and Edward ]. Coyie, twenty years old' VINO
boarded with Vad's mother at NO. 10 west 1oui
street
49, ,, q leg and because OF his disability
ae I -. 90 act as 1anitress OF No. 216 West
Pei Get IT is understood that Coyle also was
crippled .. .A. bo rasr,.ted ths n,,b-
80, - ,pas getting. lie declared that neither
Coyie nor himself had received a dollar from
Hearst vad said his lawyer told hlln 10 sue ~
city and if Hearst should be aoJuuseo Na"ie Sio
c,,y could recover from him.