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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
Fair and warmer Thursday aud Fr'-
UTE INDIANS MAKE TROUBLE
Wyoming Asks Federal Aid In sup
pressing Hand of 400 Encamped.
Near Douglas.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.-The oflcials Of
the Interior department are anxiously
awaiting the report from Indian Inspector
Mclaughlin, who has been dispatched to
Wyoming to make an effort to induce the
800 Ute Indians of Utah, now encamped
near Douglas. wyo.. to return to their
homes. Governor Brooks has represented
the situation as quite acute and Acting
Secretary Ryan has recommended to the
president that troops be dispatched to the
vicinity of the encampment and that the
Indians be rounded up and escorted to
their homes in case Inspector Mclaughlin
fails TO induce the Indians to return with
out coercion.
Mclaughlin has had many dealings with
the Utes. He left Washington for Wyo-
ming last Friday and was due at the camp
yesterday. The Tenth cavalry is now at
Douglas attending the state fsir and Gov
ernor Brooks makes an urgent appeal for
an order 70 the troops to remove the In
dians. He says they are killing stock and
committing other depredations and that
the authorities of Converse county. whero
the Indians are encamped, are entirely in
capable of dealing with the situation.
The commissioner of Indian affairs has
taken the position that as the Indians are
citizens the ma ionai government is incompe-
tent to act in the rhatter.s Notwithstanding
this opinion, Acting Secretary Ryan ex-
presses the opinion that the troops may be
used, but as an alternative he suggests
that an opinion be secured from the attor-
ney general. The president has not indi-
Gated what course he may direct.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
DAA il.z BY. RECENT STORM
Manila n ~ Report from Typhoon
which ept Northern Part
of Luzon.

MANILA, Sept a6.-The Cagayas valley,
in the northern part Of the island Of
Luzon, was devastated by typhoon Sep
tember Is. The barrios Gallaran, Anlung
and Baggao were totally destroyed and four
other towns were badly damaged. Cagayas
is the principal tobacco section OF the island
and the crops were practically destroyed.
No estimate has been made Of the amount
of damage done, but the loss of life is
known to have been slight.
A typhoon in Laguna province, island of
Luzon, September % destroyed a number
OF roads, damaged the crops and caused
about si5O.OOo damage in the towns situated
In the path of the storm. ),
Chinese newspapers received here today
estimate the loss of life resulting from the
typhoon at Hong Kong. September Is, at
10000 and including the loss of the fishing
feet and the damage TO property, the
Chinese papers estimate the damage at
from 100000 tos i5,ooo,oOo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
LABOR TEXTBOOK IS ISSUED
Committee of American Federation
Outlines Plans for the Congress
sional Campaign.


WASHINGTON, Sept. %-rhe American
Federation OF Labor today issued Its politt-
cal textbook for the pending congressional
campaign. The publication IS a modest
pamphlet of thirty-eight pages and con-
sists of a Republication of "labor's bill
of grievances" of last March: an explana-
tion of the origin and purpose of the
federation, together with a history of its
efforts to secure legislation. A history of
the use of the power of injunction In the
United States courts, an explanation OF
the eight-hour law; a dissertation on con-
vict labor, and an announcement of the
campaign program.
Under the last mentioned heading is
found the following recommends tons;
We recommend that central bodies and
election of delegates to meet in conference
or In convention, 20 formulate plans to
further the interests of this movement and
at the proper time and in the proper man
ner nominate candidates who will unques-
tionabiy stand for the enactment into law
of labor and progressive measures The
first concern of all should be the positive
defeat of those who have been hostile or
Indifferent to the Just demands of labor
stingtng rebuke to them will benefit
not only the toilers, but the people of the
wherever both parties ignore labor's
demands a straight labor candidate should
have the opportunity OF exercising their
franchise. to vote their conscience instead
of being compelled either to refrain from
voting or to vote for the candidate and the
party they must in their innermost soul
despise.
Where congressman or state iegislat tor
has proved himselft true friend to t}e
rights of labor he should be supported I'D
no candidate nominated against him.
Where II is apparent that an entirely ir-
depende labor candidate cannot be elected
efforts should be made to secure such sup
port and Endorsement of candidates by the
minority party In the district, and by such
other progressive elements as will insure
the election of labor representatives.
Attention is called to the recent cleo
tlon of ffty-four trade unionists as mem
bers Of the British Parliament and Ameri-
can workingmen are, advised that they are
Just capable of serving the country in
legislative capacity as are their fellows
across the water. The appeal continues:
Labor men often underestimate their
own ability and look up TO those who are
members of congress as mortals of greatly
superior qualities 1t is true that many OF
our congressman are brilliantly brainy, but
their brilliancy too often consists of tricky
devices by which the people are hood
winked, cajoled and cheated out of their
rights.
The Inauguration of this pragram is at
tributed by the textbook to the failure
of the president and congress to give proper
consideration to the bill of grievances ="
The membership of the federation is
placed at 100000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
YANKEE SECURITIES aNFRANcE
Pemnsyivani. Raiiroad bonds Are
FIRST TO Be Qaotea ON Paris
- Beurse.

PARIS, Sept. 2e.-American securities
were for the first time. today listed on
the Paris bourse. With the final approval
of the governing committee of the stock
exchange of France, the Pennsylvania
railroads recent $50,O0o,oOo bonds became
the subject of quotation when the market
opened at noon, both for cash and the ac-
count regarding the fully paid up bonds
and for cash only regarding the scrip.
The advent of the Pennsylvania on the
Paris Bourse is regarded as being an en-
tering wedge for other American securi-
ties in which the prolific French earn
ings may be invested. The moment is
considered to be we'll chosen, because of
the growing popular hesitation to invest
further In Russian securities.
Two other American railroads, 1t is nm
derstood. are already arranging to follow
Pennsylvania's example.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
MURDER IN MILL CITY HOTEL
Body of Woman who Registered as
Mrs. Fred Tyler Found with
Bullet I'm Head.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept 9,-The Mime
apolis police are confronted by another
mysterious hotel murder. which promises
to develop as many sensations as did
that of Mile Ellison. who was murdered
at the National hotel a few months ago.
This afternoon attendants at the Glen
wood hotel on Hennepin avenue broke into
a room which had been occupied by a
couple, who registered on Tuesday as Fred
Tyler and wife. and found on the bed the
body of young woman. Death was caused
by a bullet which had been fred into the
top of her head. II Is said that the man
who accompanied her was seen leaving
the hotel early today. but no one can give
an accurate description of him.
The woman apparently was of the better
class, her clothing being of elegant ma
ter1al. Nothing was found TO positively
establish her Identity, II being the police
theory that the couple registered under
assumed names. A possible motive for the
crime was developed by the autopsy, which
disclosed the woman was enciente.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
CELEBRATION ON THE PEAK
Colorado Festival Program Takes
Participants 90 ToP of the
Mountain.

SUMMIT OF Pixies Ps<K. Colo, Sept
26.-What undoubtedly wss the highest Of
fetal military salute ever. fired was the
brigadier generals salute OF eleven guns
fred on the summit OF Pixies Peak. nearly
three miles above sea level this morning
II was fired by guns from the twelfth ar
tillery. y. s. A, and was in honor o.
Brigadier General zebulon Montgomery
pike. who in 1905, at the head OF the south
west expedition sent out by the War de-
partnent, made the first record OF the ex-
istencs and location OF the mountain that
now hears his name.
Incident 10 the formal dedication and
christening OF Pixies Peak OF which the
salute was feature, there were addresses
by President w. r. slocum OF Colorado
college. General Irving Hale OF Philippine
campaign fame and by Mayor e. E.
Nichols OF Manitou. A handsome bronze
tablet was unveiled by Nicholas Caldwell.
q little nephew OF Mayor Nichols
Vice President Fairbanks spent today In
Denver
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
FAIRBANKS SPEAKS IN DENVER
Vieo President f. Guest of Honor at
BANQUET Given by Chamber
of Commerce.

DENVER. Colo. Sept. 2e.--vice President
Fairbanks was the guest of honor at the
banquet at the Brown Palace hotel tonight
rendered by the Chamber of Commerce.
Thomas r. Walsh, the millionaire mining
man, was toast master. The vice president
responded to the toast "our Country
Other speakers were: Elwood Mead Of the
Department of Agriculture. who has been
In the west for several years, supervising
the governments great irrigation projects.
whose toast was, "A Drop of Water"
Governor Jesse F. Mcdonald of Colorado,
who talked on Colorado" and Governor
B. b. Brooks of Wyoming. whose subject
was, Our Honored Guest and the Glorious
West" Three hundred plates were laid
Before the banquet a reception was ten
dered to Mr.. and Mrs Fairbanks, to which
LOCO persons were invited. Both functions
were brilliant, the banquet possibly being
surpassed only by that rendered President
Roosevelt by the same organization. less
than two years ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
CANNON SPEAKS At ST. JOSEPH
Speaker Says President Roosevelt Can
he Depended Upon to Give
Cubans square Deal.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Sept. 26.-Speaker Jo-
seph @. Cannon spoke to an audience here
this afternoon which overfowed the the
ater In which he appeared Congressman
James Watson of Indiana spoke briefly. In
an interview given out here Mr.. Cannon
said the democrats ! who, declared Roose-
welt to be the best democrat wh5, ever sat
in the White House are like sthe devil when
he offered Christ all the Kingdoms Of the
earth if the Savior would do his bidding.
1.-THE devil claimed all the earth, but he
did not own foot of it," said Cannon.
| The speaker devoted the greater part Of
his speech to an argument in favor of q
protective tariff. He said William j.
Bryan, in his unwisdom. is like many other
eloquent, magnetic but misguided men of
history, dangerous to society and govern
ment. Cannon called attention to the
growth of the United States under repub-
lican rule and he dwelt upon the hiatus of
Clevelands second term He said the re-
publican party still stands upon the pro-
tective tariff platform written by Abraham
Lincoln
Before he began to speak Mr.. Cannon
was asked II he was going to discuss
Gompers.
"Gompers? What's he running for?" re-
piled the speaker.
81 am going to try to make 2 repub-
lican speech, and If ! refer to Mr.. Com
pers it will be only as the delivery of a
republican speech demands"
How about the Cuban question:"
II have not paid much attention to that
said Mr., Cannon. "rhe Platt amendment
pledges us to maintain law and order in
Cuba We will do that"
"And II It is necessary to annex Cuba in
order to do 1t, we will annex" interpo-
lated Congressman Watson.
That's Watson speaking now" said Mr.
Cannon. smiling. II don't say that I
merely say that this government is pledged
to maintain law and order there and we'll
take such steps are necessary to do
that. don't know what steps may be nee
essary, and don't wish to discuss them.
Fools rush In where angels fear TO tread. ,
when the angels don't happen TO be we'll
posted on question. Mr. Taft is down
there I'm Cuba, and l have confidence in
Our president to meet the situation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
cRETANs RIOT OVER PRINCE
Islanders Dislike Idea of Having
New Commis-
sfoner.

CANEA, Island of Crete. Sept 26.-The
departure for Athens last night of Prince
George of Greece, the late commissioner of
the powers, who is succeeded by M. Zanis,
former premier of Greece. led to turbulent
scenes and conflict between the Cretans
and the international troops.
Several hundred armed Cretans, who see
in the departure OF Prince George a post
ponement Of their aspirations for the an
nexation of the island to Greece, attempted
to forcibiy prevent his embarkstion. They
broke through the Gordon of troops and
volleys were exchanged, resulting in two
persons being killed and number wounded
on both sides The new commissioner will
take up his duties next week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
OFFICIALS CONTROL ATLANTA
Georgia City Thinks IL Has Seen
End of TroubIe for

ATLANTA. Ga, Sept. 2s-The race riot
situation is In absolute control of the au-
thorilties this morning and business has
resumed normal conditions. The city
schools are open and well attended and
all manufacturing plants and factories,
have been suspened since Saturday, blew
their whistles at 6 O'Clock this morning
and began operations.
All saloons are closed and licenses to
negro restaurants and low bars have been
rescinded by the city council In a special
session. citizens committee of ten, aided
by the mayor, police and military au-
thorities. are in absolute control There
was no disorder last night and fourteen
companies OF state militia. a battery of
artillery, battalion OF cavalry, and an
increased police force on duty, II is believed.
the riot are curbed and peace permanently
restored.
All the militia on duty were withdrawn
at noon today, the out-of-town companies
being returned 20 their homes The local
commands, however, are under arms at the
armory ready for emergency.
The saloons will remain closed ali day
and night and probably tomorrow.
In the negro districts perfect order pre-
walls ana the terror of mob rule has passed
away. The negroes are at work and peace
has been restored at all points.
The city will pay property owners for all
damage indicted by rioters ana at a mass
meeting OF citizens a fund OF several thou
sand dollars was subscribed to defray the
expenses Of burying the dead and caring
for the wounded and to care for the fami-
lies OF the victims. This applies to both
races.
Tho entire situation IL in the hands OF a
public order and safety COMMITTEES. aided
by the mayor. police and county authori-
ties.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
CATTLE COMPANY is FINED
Kansas Corporation Found Guilty
of ILLEGALLY Feaeins Gevern-
ment Lands.

WICHITA. Kas.. Sept B-In the United
States district court here today the Boyce
Cattle company entered plea OF guilty 10
four counts OF an Indictment for maintain-
ing fences on government land Judge Pol
lock sentenced the company to pay fines
aggregating H.26o. The cases against
James w. Mcclain and NJ. c. Comb were
continued until next term. There were
originally thirteen defendants. but the
other cases were dismissed when the de-
fendants removed their fences. according
TO an agreement with the court. Tho
Boyoe company had removed part of It's
fences. but not enough to satisfy ths dis
trfct attorney and the court
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
MORE TROUBLE IN RUSSIA
Asrarian Disorders Break out In the
Province of viaIka and Police
suffer.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. %.--Grave
agrarian disorders have broken out in the
province OF Viatka. the center of dis
turbances being the important district Of
Malmuish. with a population of over 100000
where according to the reports received,
the inhabitants of seventy villages have
Joined in the uprising, have dsarmed and
expelled the police and are pillaging and
destroying the residences of the land
owners and devastating the country. 1t
Is rumored at Vlatks that the admins
trative police chiefs in the Malmuish dis
trict and those of their subordinates have
been killed. q.
The exceSees began September 20 with a
riot over the enrolment of army reserve
men for their autumn service. At the
village of Multani mob of peasants at
tackled the enrolment station, killed a
sergeant and six rural policemen, mortally
wounded the assistant police chief Of the
district and destroyed the list of reserve
men. The viborg manifesto is thought to
be more directly responsible for the dis
orders that anything else. II had wide
circulation in viatka province and its ex-
hortatlon to the peasants to refuse to do
military service was spread by the mem
bers of the outlawed Parliament from
Viatka.
HEI.SINGOFRS. Finland. Sept. "A
second bomb was thrown during the night
against the residence Of Captain Albrecht.
commander of the police. following the
unsuccessful attempt made early yesterday
morning to blow up the police reserve bar
racks. The captains house was wrecked
but there was no loss of life. 1t is thought
that the perpetrators of the outrages were
ostuated by spirit OF revenge for the re-
u arrests of Finnish refugees in Stock
D.. " SIN which the Finnish police CO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
OPERATORS WILL NOT STRIKE
Postal Telegraph Company and EN-
pIeyes settle Differences ON an
AmtcabIe Basis.

CHICAGO, Sept. s6.--As a result OF a
conference held between y. j. Nally. gem
erai superintendent, and the employees OF
the Postal Telegraph Gable company. AN
understanding was reached relative 10 the
construction and enforcement OF certain
rules and regulations Affecting the local
employees in Chicago. and everything was
smicably and satisfactorily arranged. and
there will be no strike.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
COUNTY ATTORNEY WINS POINT
Doesn't Have to Issue a Warrant
Against Head of Mormon
Z Church.

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept 20.--Judge Arm.
strong In the district court. decided today
that County Attorney Farley p. Christen-
sen could not be compelled 10 issue a war
rant for the arrest. of President Joseph
Smith on a complaint sworn to by Charles
Mostyn Owen. charging the. head of the
Mormon church with statutory onense.
The court was Of the opinion that the com
plant sworn to by Owen was, indefinite
and did not show that Mary Schwartz
not his legal wife.
Charles Mestyn Owen says ne viii take
other steps TO compel the issuance OF a
warrant against President Smith. Presi-
dent Smith is In New York at the present
time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
Conspiracy in Ecuador

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador Sept. 2s.-The
government has discovered a conspiracy to
overthrow President Alfaro and proclaim
Miguel seminario president. II is rimored
that the Rebels yesterday captured the city
of Guarands, capital of the province of
Bolivar, but the report Is oficially denied
A number ot arrests has been made in
diterent parts Of the republic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27

Attractions:
Street fair at carnival grounds.
The Girl and the Bandit" at the Boyd
At the Worlds Mefcy, at the krug.
Lady of Lyons" at the Burwood.
Vaudeville at the Orpheum.
Attendance: This year Last year
Wednesday .,.,......... 2,65S S,s5i
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
Omcial Report.
Wreck In wisconsin.

SUPERIOR, Wis, Sept. &.-The Twilight
limited, due here at s:25, over the Omaha
road, last night was wrecked by a wash
out ten miles from this city and three men
were slightly injured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27
Meeker ana HI. os TeaIa.

Ezra Meeker, the pioneer, who Is cross
ing SHE country marking the old Oregon
trail over which he went fifty years ago.
has been installed on the grounds. where
he may be seen with his team OF oxen.
The usual assortment OF ferris wheels and
earousals is also on hand, only OF little
better type than formerly. PARKER Is
famous for his mechanical stun. as II was
from this line OF goods he first got his
start Beginning with a little mechanical
shooting gallery on which the rabbits and
desrs evolved. he has expanded until today
he has four Of the largest carnival com
panies In the country on the road Another
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27

For Governor. ... CHARLES 8. HUGHES
For Lieutenant Governor. or................:.
For Secretary of State. JOHN F. O'BRIEN
For Comptroler....... MARTIN e. LEWIS
For Treasurer @. WALI4ENMEIER
For Engineer and Surveyor yor...............
=, ..::...,.............H A. VAN AISTYNE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-27

Continued on second Fass)
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-24
City Clerk.
Notice Of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that at a special
meeting of the stockholders aud Board
of Directors of the Cascade Electric Com
pany, Corporation duly organized and
existing under and by virtue of the laws
of the State of Colorado, duly called pur
suant to law for the purpose of consider.
ing the propriety of dissolving the Cor.
por ation and held at the Office of the Gas.
cade Electric Company in the Hsncheti
Building on Miner street in the CITY oi
Idaho Springs, County Of Clear Greek
and state of Colorado on Tuesday the
18th day of February, 1906. it appear.
ing that all the debts of said Com
pany had been paid, resolution was
pas ed by the unanimous vote of each
and every stock holder and each an
every Director of said Coronation, by
which said Corporation was dissolved
forever and the President and Secretary
thereof were thereupou authorized and
instructed to sign. file and publish this
notice of dissolution in accordance with
the provisisn of the Statutes Of the State
of Colorado in such case made and pro-
vided.
In Testimony Whereof, the President
and Secretary OF said Corporation. pur-
suant to said resolution, have hereunto
set their hands end caused the corporate
seal of said The Cascade Electric Com
pany to be hereunto fixed, this 10th
day of March. 1886.
THE CASCADE ELECTRIC COMPANY,
[sEAL] By JOHN J. SHKRwIN.
Attest President.
JAMES NJ. FREEMAN, JR.,
Secretary.
JOHN J. SHERwIN,
President of The Cascade Electric Co.
JAMES NJ. FREEMAN, JR..
Secretary of The Cascade Electric Co.
First pub March II last April as, 1906,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-03-24
Notice OF Dissolution.

No ils IS hereby given tina, legally called spec
iA III - * OF the stoo holders of The Consotai led
braz N'ning Company. corporation organized
and ns under and by virtue of the laws Of the
State Of dorado. held At the principal ONCE of
said cugp ration in the City of Idaho Springs. Colo
raio he eighteenth day Of December. A. D. 1875;
that o. axe such action might be necessary for
the DIS. uton OF said corporation WAS one of the
puTpo>e1 Tor which sad spec al meeting was called;
that cory the Articles Incorporation OF said
corpurlIrn file in the ONCE OF the County
CLERK a0t Recorder of Clear Creek County. Colo
RADIO ans all debts of said corporation have been
fully pi,A. that the hoiers of more than two ds
Of tn 81 ISSUED Ant standngJ of the cap
itai So OF sad corporation were present repre-
sentej b., Proxy at said special meeting and did
unsr 20 Isy resolve and order that said corporation
shoh te dissolved forever and It's corporate exist
ence en"ei provided by the statutes Of the State
Of CO tIo relating to the dissolution Of corpora
tions med under the laws of the State of Colorado,
In whereof. The Consolidated Brazil
Mini ,ompany has caused its president and sec
retar s'tk its name and seal and their and each
Of tn enaures this eighteenth day Of December
A. D !rIJ
IHE CONSOLIDATED BRAZIL MINING Co.
BY " tRkEN A. HAGGoIT, Its President
Att JOHN MALLALIEU. Its Secretary.
WARRENA hAGGoTT. President
(SEA-I JOHN T. MALLALlEU. Secretary.