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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
MAKES PROTEST
Says Mutual Life Omcers Seek TO De-
ceIve PoIIcyhoIders as TO
Tickets,

NEW YORK, July E.-Four OF the mem
bers Of the international Policyrolders
committee OF the Mutual and New York Life
Insurance companies who were yesterday
included I'm the new board of trustees
nominated by the Mutual Life Insurance
company trustees as an administration
ticket" declined today TO permit the use
OF their names in this connection. on
their behalf a protest was forwarded to
Otto Kelsey, state superintendent Of in
surauce at Albany, by Samuel Unternyer,
counsel to the policyholders organization.
Despite this protest, however. It was
stated by counsel for the Mutual that the
trustees have a right under the law to
nominate whomsoever they choose and that
requests for withdrawal cannot be con-
sidered once the nominations are announced.
The four members Of the policyholders'
committee affected are Judge George Gray
Of Delaware, General Benjamin f. Tracy
of this city, Colonel Alfred M. Shook of
Tennessee, and Harlowe n, Higginbotham
of Chicago. All of these gentlemen sent
kilograms to Mr.. Untermyer today declaring
they were nominated without being con-
suited and without their consent.
MIR. Untermyer declared the obvious pur-
pose Of the nomination of these men is to
deceive pOlcyhOluerS into the Dellet tnat
the ticket is nominated by the poilcyhold-
ers committee. Their names were used
he said, without their knowledge and de-
clared 1t constituted an evasion of the law
and a gross breach of propriety
Acting for the policyholders' organization
Mr.. UEtermyer also sent protest to Al
bany today against the manner I'm which
the lists of policyholders in the various
insurance companies have been fled He
says the companies have failed to give the
proper addresses in many instances and
have been guilty OF "wilful evasion"
ALBANY, N. Y, July 1S.-Superintendent
Otto Kelsey, of the state department today
received the two protests signed by Samue
Untermyer, general counsel of the Inter
national Policyholders' committee agains
action taken by the Mutual and the New
York Life insurance companies. Superin
tendent Kelsey said tonight that he had
no authority to strike any names from tn,
list of nominations filed with him. Hi,
understanding was that these nomination.
were filed in the department as a matter
OF record.
''Violations Of the insurance law" saiC
Mr.. Kelsey, ARE misdemeanors. subject L
criminal prosecution and there is nothing
to prevent any. OF these gentlemen from
bringing such prosecution II tiiey think /
warranted by the facts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
ICE HEARING IN KANSAS CITY
Because supply il
short.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July ls.-Much evi-
dence was introdSced at the ice investiga-
ton today in support Of the theory Of
County Prosecutor l. b. Kimbrell that
some ice plants were closed down and the
output OF other plants were curtailed in ac-
cordance with a deliberate plan OF the
alleged Ice trust to reduce the supply OF
ice. The evidence showed that this was
done at the time when the ice manufacture
ers we're defending the eXorbitant price OF
ice by alleging a shortage OF the supply.
The Peoples Ice, Storage and Fuel com
pany. the distributing company, had a
lease on the Westport Ice plant. which has
a capacity OF nifty tons a day. and al
though the price OF ice was advanced the
LIST of May the plant was allowed 70 re-
main idle until the LIST Of June.
n. l.. Burk, secretary OF the People 5
Ice, Storage and Fuel company. was testi-
flying when Prosecutor Klmbrell asked:
You could have had the westport plant
ready for use two or three months earlier
n you had wanted to. could you notY'
II could"
Was the supply Of ice falling on IN
April when you increased the price a dollar
ton?"
Il don't know"
Your judgment hHed the price of ice for
the season?"
7 testihed before that hXsd the price
myself"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
FOLK TALKS ON ADVERTISING
Governor of Missouri Gives Advice to
Retail Merchants at JeF-
fersOn City.

JEFFERSON CITY, July Is.-Governor
Joseph w. Folk, addressing the retail mer-
chants Of Missouri at their convention here
yesterday spoke against the mail order
business and favored advertising in the
town papers. He said In part:
We are proud of our splendid cities and
we want them 10 increase in wealth and
population, and we also want our country
towns to grow. We wish the city mer-
chants to build up, but we also desire the
country merchants to prosper 1 do NOT
believe in the mail order citizen. II 4
place is good enough for man to live in
and to make his money in Il is Rood
enough for him to spend his money in.
No merchant can succeed without adver-
tising In one way or another Patronize
your town papers build them up and they
will build the town up and build Won nm
increased trade and greater opportunItfeS
Do not be afraid that business is going to
be hurt by the recent exposures OF wrong
doing in the commercial world. No man
who is doing an honest business can be in
jured by the light. All business will he
better for the. cleansing process II is going
through and the stamping out of the evil.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
MORRISON GETS EVIDENCE
Special Council for the Government
Learns What Was shown
at Cleveland.

CHICAGO, July 1s,-Assistant Attorney
General Pagtn arrived in Chicago today
with a transcript of evidence taken in
Cleveland in the inquiry into the relations
OF the Standard oil company and various
railroads, and submitted II to former dis
trict Attorney Morrison. special counsel for
the government. It was the intention of
the local federal officials not to begin the
investigation here until September 1 or
later but 1t is now probable that some steps
will be taken in the near future
The four propositions which Attorney
Morrison and Pagin will study in connec-
tion with the investigation are:
Charge against the Standard Oil company
of accepting alleged rebates under the
Atkins law.
Charge against the railroads for charging
rebates to the Oil company.
Combination in restraint of trade and
commerce with other oil companies.
Monopoly OF trade, not a combination: or
a conspiracy to monOpolize.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
LADY cURzoN PASSES AWAY
American wife of British Statesman
Dies wednesday After Long
Illness.

LONDON July 1s.-Lady Curzon of
Kedleston. wife Of the former viceroy of
India, who had been ill for some days,
died at T:4O o'clock this evening. She
never quite recovered from her serious
illness at walmer Castle Kent In 1904
and the recent hot weather brought on
a pronounced attack Of general debility.
Lady Curzon was Miss Mary Letter.
daughter Of the late Levi q. Letter of
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 1s.--Joseph Letter OF
this city, a brother of Lady Curzon, re-
ceived his first information regarding the
death of his sister from the Associated
Press. He had received no word from
England at the time, and at once cabled
for particulars. Mr.. Letter said he could
not yet decide whether he would go to
England.
Lady Curzon was in her own right the
possessor Of sS,oOOooo. From Chicago the
Letter family moved to Washington and
later Travelled extensively and entertained
lavishly. During her stay in England
Miss Letter met George N. Curzon, eldest
son of the Rev. Alfred Nathaniel Holden
Iverson. fourth baron scarsdale. They
were married in 1895. after Curzon had
held the Offices as private secretary to
the marquis OF SallSUuTys uuutI SeNieNdig y
OF state for India and under secretary of
state for foreign AFFAIRS. In 1898 Curzon
was created hrst Baron Curzon OF Kedles-
ton. and in 1899 was appointed viceroy
nd governors general of India, which post
he resigned in August, 1905, and was sue
ceeded by the earl of Minto.
Daisy Letter one of the sisters of Lady
Curzon, was married to the earl of Suf-
folk and Berkshire in Washington Decem-
Der rs, 1904
Nancy Letter, another sister, was mar
ried in Washington November 20, 1904,
to Major c. P. Campbell of the British
army. Lady Curzon leaves two daugh-
ters.
WARRINGTON. July 1s.-The marriage
in this city on April q. 1895, of Mary
Letter to Lord Curzon was one of the great
social events in Washington. The ceremony
was attended by all the notables in ON
cial, diplomatic and resident circles. Bishor
Talbot oficiated, assisted by Rev. Mr. (nov
bishop MacKay Smith.
Surrounded by every luxury that wealth
could suggest. an acknowledged beauty
and the possessor Of many accomplishment
| by travel, study and observation, she was
distinguished in her young womanhooc
| of large receptions given by her parents
| in the early 90's at their home here on Du
pont Circle was followed by a triumpha
| season abroad, from which she returned the
| betrothed wife of George Nathaniel Cur
zon NJ. p, and then under secretary FOL
J foreign affairs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
UNITED TYPoTHETAE MEETS
Committee Reports That shops of
Members, with Few Exceptions,
Are working Nine Hours.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July BAT todays
session Of the United typothetae James W.
VanCleave Of 81. Louis. president OF the
national association Of manufacturers. de-
hvered an address. He referred TO a mum.
Der OF class propositions" intended 10
benefit few at the expense Of the many.
and said organized labor is going pell nell
into politics 10 establish them
The annual reports Of President George
h. Ellis Of Boston and Secretary John Nc
Iutyre were read. william Green OF New
York chairman Of the executive commit
tee in relating the years work reported
that with but few exception the tynothetas
shops Of the country were working nina
hours a day
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
AGAINST THE ElGHT.HOUR DAY
Electrical workers ht San Francisco
Must Fight or work Longer
Time.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ls,-The members
of the Electrical Workers union who are
in the employ OF the United Railways de-
cided this morning 10 go on strike after
receiving an ultimatum from the company
in reply TO their demand that. while willing
TO grant an increase OF wages from S8 30
to S.75 for ten hours work, II would not
grant an eight-hour day. II is possible
that the street car system will be tied IN
II the strike Is made effective. The power
houses cannot operate without shop men.
The United Railways announced this
morning that IL would hght the strikers
and MI their places with nonunion men.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
COMMISSION MEN WIN FIGHT
Chicago board of Trade Adopts RuIe
to Encourage Shipments
on Consignment.

CHICAGO, July ls.-The adherents Of the
open market of the Chicago Board Of Trade
won az the election held today by an over
Whelming majority. The vote by which
the amendment establishing a call sys-
TEN on corn and oats was adopted. 543 TO
1876 The new rule is designed to encour-
age the shipment OF commission grain and
the amendment contains a clause TO pro-
tect the commission rule. The chief op-
ponents of the new rule were the elevator
interests on the board
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19

MOSCOW. July lA-With the utmost Sc
crecy. in the presence Of Grand Dukes Con-
stantin. Alexis, Boris and Dimltr. the
Grand Duchess Elizabeth and a few faithful
retainers, the body of Grand Duke sergius,
who was assassinated here by the explo-
sion OF bomb February II. 1905. and which
has been resting In temporary vault was
last night inferred in the crypt Of the
Tehudon monastery In the KremHn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
May Help san Francisco.

BERLIN. July 1s,-The TaEeblatt today
Anirms that Il is authorised to deny the
report that the German government is
considering the propriety OF using its right
of inspection in the case OF hre Insurance.
in order to compel the settlement OF the
San Francisco claims. The legal situation
is regarded as being extraordinarily com
plieated The government could only in
terpose after Its rights have been legally
established.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
Moyements of Oeean Nes.eI. JnIr 1,

At New York-Arrived: Princess Irene.
from Naples. Sailed: Ryndam. for Rotter-
dam: Oceanic. for Liverpool.
New York.
A., Dover-Arrived: Manitou. from PhiIa-
delphia.
Al LiverpoOl-ATrived: Ivernia from Bos-
ton. Sailedi Carmania, for New York
At Bremen-Arrived Wilhelm der Crosse.
from New York
Al Marsellles-Sailed: Gallia for New,
York
At Genoa-Sailed: Lusian. for New York.
Al Southampton-Sailed: Kron Prinz VIII
helm, for New York.
At Montreal-sailed: Numidian. for Glas-
~oW
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
Socialists see Danger.

LONDON, July ls-The socialistic and
labor parliament committee today adopted
resolution providing that International
danger is threatened both the committee
and the international soeialistie bureau.
These will meet simultaneously with the
view TO providing measures for peace and
another calling Of all civiliEed countries
70 protest against the crimes Committed
by the government OF the Russian EN-
peroF."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
Appointments by PRECEDENT.

OYSTER BAY, July ls-President Roose-
welt today made the following appoint
ments:
To be consuls: William H. Gale of Vir-
ginia at Puerto Plata. Dominican republic.
George Bucklin OF Oklahoma, at Glauchau.
SaxOny.
The president also today signed procIanna-
tions creating the Heppner forest reserve
in Oregon and the Binnacles forest reserve
in California
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
HINsHAw GETS RENOMINATIoN
No Opposition in Convention 10 the
Fourth District Congressman.

DAVID CITY. Neb., July ls.-(specisl Tel
egram. THE republican convention OF the
Fourth congressional district convened in
the opera house tonight with every county
represented with the full number OF ac-
credited delegates. In the absence OF c. A
McCIoud, chairman, the convention was
called TO order by W. s. Bourne OF Gage.
e. G. Han OF Butler was elected tenn
porary chairman and z. w. Carroll of
Thayer. temporary secretary. The tenn
porary organizs tiOn was made pertinent.
Mr.. Hall in a short speech thanked the
convention for the honor, eulogizing Con-
gresham Hinshaw's oficial record In
standing by President Roosevelt
on motion OF Judge Bourne Of Gaze,
e H Hinshaw was renominated by ac-
clamation-
Congressman Hlnshaw made speech
thanking the convention for the honor and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
(From a STAFF Correspondent

LINCOLN, Neb., July B-(Speclal IeIe-
gram. by permitting the Burlington, ma
chine here TO name the legislative and
county ticket and by sacrificing George L.
Sheldon candidate for governor, the Jour
nal -News-Brown combination in the county
convention this afternoon secured the en-
dorsement and a delegation for DR.. II. j.
Winnett, candidate for railroad commits
sioner, and Norris Brown, candidate for
United States senator. The delegation Is
yet to be selected by DR.. Winnett' The
legislative and county ticket put up by
the machine and endorsed by the Journal
News Brown combination is as follows;
Senators. Joe Burns and ]. c. F. Nc
Kesson; for representative, w. j. Blystone,
Z. w. Brown, Ned Brown, Frank Rejcha
and DR.. Gilman of Havelock; for county
attorney, Frank NJ. Tyrrell. P. ]. Cosgrove
was named for police judge and Fred Kin
yon for county commissioner without OPP
position. e. NJ. Pollard Of Cass county
was endorsed for congress, Judge Holmes
withdrawing before the roll call on this
prop6sfstotf was concluded,
The platform adopted endorses the direct
primary, an anti-pass law, the national and
state administration and pledges the dele
gates to the legislature to vote for the
nominee Of the state convention for United
States senator.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
NEBRASKA WEATHER FORECAST

Fair I'm west, showers In East Portion
ThursdRyt Friday Warmer In East
Portion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
rest of strength EARLY.

The test of strength in the convention
came early in the proceedings, when c.
0. Whedon moved that l.. p. Ludden and
H Winnett be voted upon and the one
receiving the highest vote be allowed to
select the state delegation and no one else
be instructed for.
Lincoln Frost amended the motion that
the delegates be divided between the city
and the county and that the convention
endorse a candidate for senator. The roll
call showed 275 for Winnett and 25s for
Ludden.
Then followed a motion by Frost to in
struct the delegation for Brown, and be-
fore the motion was put Frost remarked;
And this delegation will never vote for
Edward Rosewater."
Both the machine and anti-machine dele
gates voted for this motion and Mr.. Brown
was invited TO address the convention,
which he did. thanking the delegates.
Then came City Attorney STROBE with
motion to instruct the congressional dele.
cation for Pollard, and though d. G. Court
ney tried to save Judge Holmes. the con-
vention put the motion through in a whoop,
barely giving Courtney time enough TO
withdraw Holmes before he was buried.
Pollard thanked the convention.
That ended the excitement. Thongh the
Journal-News- Brown combination had
clear majority based on the Ludden-win-
nett vote, the machine county slate went
through without once being endangered,
even the manager of the Journal and the
News voting for his old time enemy, Joe
Burns.
sheldon Turned Down Hard.
Elmer Brown tried three times 10 get a
n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
DeIeEates GettinE Together.


SAN SALVADOR. Tuesday. July IA
shortly before the armistice was agreed to
over 1000 Guatemalan soldiers made a des-
perate attack on the salvadorean positions
by way OF Metapan. The Guatsmalan ar
tinery. stationed on high places fronting
the sslvadorean positions, oAnnOnaded the
latter. though the bad quality Of the shells
and the poor aim OF the artillersmen re
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
sheldon Turned Down Hard.

Elmer Brown tried three times to get a
motion before the house to endorse George
Sheldon, and at last succeeded, only TO see
his favorite candidate for governor turned
down cold, getting only 224 votes to $40
against him.
Last night and this morning II was con-
ceded Ludden had a majority Of the dele
gates 10 the convention, with prospects OF
a big fight on county candidates This was
eliminated when Winnett was allowed to
name the state delegation and the Bur
lington machine 10 capture everything
else. During the convention there was a
lot OF wrangling, but never for a moment
was the program in danger Of being dis
rupted.
Roscoe Pound was chairman and Beeman
Fox secretary. After losing out In his
candidacy for lieutenant governor, Ludden
acted as reading clerk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19

Continues on Second Page,l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-19
TRADE LEAVES LUDDEN OUT
Burlington Machine Gets the Legislative
Ticket in Lancaster
BROWN AND wlSNtTT GIVEN DELEGATES
sheldon is Dumped by the Combina-
tiOn and Left out I'm the Cold
Congregational Delegation
IL for Pollard.
Republican InstruetiOns to pate.

Total delegates to be elected ......... )
Total delegates already elected ...... .
FOR BROWN FOR SENATOR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
HOW FINE PERFUMES ARE
EXTRACTED FROM FLOWERS

The mehods hy which iho Gmssois extract from Inc
flowers their subtle and delicate perfumes show them
20 bo well of the rigalnus times iu which they
live They unresting in their efforts realise Che
highest ideals or their art
Rosemary thyme lavender rcrniuu rnacs and or
anEo nuwcra they dsii With steam n alomhca that
rehso containing power from 500 TO 10000 quarts The
steam aud extracted u subsequently reaaauue che liquid
form ln suitable condonsors. whence the OH IS
drawn gn The water aiaate lyen thr Anwela ia cone
served In huge receivers for % 81 Of course, saturated
with che yauahe g 30 either used and over
again In the alomhios 0r On the extraction of certan
flowers Is sold as distilled waters There rose-
water there Is iasamiae- water and there s orange
hower water literally sufficient 10 float d frgae. AT
told ahuui idOD00O quarts uf distilled waters are SAT-
able al 0rasso'at the rate ~ 1--WE cents a pound.
For the extraction of delicate and fugitive flowers
such che jasmine the tuhoiOae and the OnQuii th,
method par excellence s thai OF cold enncuraHc by whc
the howcrs placed upon he purea uf cold lard held
upon glass plates In wooden frames Every dag fresh
nowors laid upon che lard until q becomes paiu'
rated "p0mnde' of osseace This solution Of perfume
o. lard Is then extracted with cold alcohol continuously
padded into agitation the alcohol m then eynporatet
aud ihe concentrated extract obtained the quiat
essence ol the howey A s0mowhni slmar method 4
that of hot macerat.on n accordauce With which thi
flowers Immersed in continually paddled n lsr,
chat lo melted aud hot The periamed lard IS after.
gagia separated from the exhausted hoWers y filtration
sud pressure ln this way Oh obtained The quniesacucq
of roses grange hoWcrH cassie and Voleis Finally theirs
la the process pnilrey modern employing volatile soil
vents hy which. n q closed extraction apparatus rh
petroleum spirit dasoyca tho and after evan
Grafton in vacuum leaves Them in o solid form at h'
pariums soidcs-a prcecss aood ior an flowers allhe
Hurpors iar Nogombor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10
nae LOCAL CONDITION

BE- 5 herily seees.aiy iof Tho Ciaoa 10 cay hai tbo
s1is of ypaicriay election lu ih county were neihef
ataf esrttiti nor desired ihIa paper believes heart
y iaai thc hea Way 90 maln'a republican principles IN
h asreadoael o. turounn thc maintenance 90 iepunic'n
afHnHi7 jon Htntt Ct alWayH hss fHpfififd tae iesH
a4 ariinn oT ia party n uoi'Ltu nominations nnd g
csregis Hs course lu ihe future 20 ho along inc same
hnta U ite.a raiis d.nfgncgs af parity rfihfah'es
d SCENTED Go lhe Citizen iha suoh dnefenpea sho9d
% sctd and such sfoFa2coa adjusted within hc pafy
ana na' OBJ alliances outside Of a.
nuf evident that macy republicans have dhef'd
irnu IRE gson IN thiu matter shown BY their votes
ttaefiil Such republicans. together Wan the Gem
nofata Ui'h whom ihey unOl hove shown iafsf rag
oflg n 'be coua's and the chEea most heartily en-
dnrses h principle ihui ho majority should rulc Hhph
ihef wishes properly rNprosafa
n follows therefore hHi this has no intention
io reneh' Do Dos columns thc lost campaign 10 aocopa
enc decision 0 the mniory aHd e caiupgen has cnffd
me CtEtu made 20 personal attack upon he eannlet'
81 The in.'on party, and q accepts ther triumph WIN
no shadow I'D personal gIudgo or hfcriing Aud white
saying lhs 0g lisclf Dc would the same upon OF
rs readtrs regardless whether they belong io the
suotossful majority OF me yanquisbod minority
Already ne democrats are saying that two years
hence or even n the next city election they vii have
straight ticket Of their thus ignoring the fact hai
g was republican assistance thar efficiency 20 the
movement yosoreday There remains, therefore but
one thne for Inc republicans Of on factions 20 do That
Is 10 accept the result bury their dnofcaces Danish
hard eenes and together aEain in united loyalty
the republican party and united labor IN TIE main-
itnnncc OF ts supromacy,
"a conclusion of this aspect of local political cond-
tons The CIzoa desires say that q cannot look upon
Yesterday results condemnation OF republican prn'
cpies che republican party tho republican candidates
Most Of che latter " freproaohablc character
marked and we'll known ability OF unidentified probly
ana whose ropuhcanlam aud niness for the Offices to
which they aapired 90 not admit Of donioi That they
dUlcated only shows that large part and probably
he largest part o The republicans of ncrnno county
are Thoroughly opposed 90 lh0 present Official county
organization 81 The party u does nut seem 10 The
citizen shat any other conCusinn Is possible. Under
other conditions tha republican ticket would undoubtedly
nave hoou elected In the peace and harmony
and Of future republican success The Citizen ls con-
WINGED that Tho county republican organization must be-
changed and satisfactorily formed another basis