davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
person. He also testified az to the proceed
ings before the canvassinE board.
JAoUITH ENDORSES STICKNEY
says chicago Great western PresI-
dent e. RiEht on Elevation .
Charge Matter.

A. b. Jaquith OF the Omaha Grain eN-
change endorsed the attitude OF President
Stickney OF the Great Western on the
proposal to abolish the so-called elevation
charges. In an interview yesterday he said:
Although some OF the statements made
by Mr.. Stickney could be Combated, and
also the Peavey contract is l believe, the
only legitimate contract that has ever been
made by grain men with. any railroad COM
pany. Mr. Stickney could have cited cases
where It was afterwards proven that other
elevator concerns were receiving cents per
100 pounds instead Of Ia cents, the basis OF
the Peavey contract. | will state further
there is no doubt but the making Of the
Peavey contract caused a 800. 600 bushel
elevator to be erected here at a time when
there was practically no. grain business at
Omaha. and | will state further that l
know absolutely the elevator would not
have been built had it not been for the
contract entered into between Mr.. Peavey
and the railroad company.
Il do not care to enter into any lengthy
discussion of this matter, but I desire to
say that the underlying principle and the
facts set forth in the speech OF Mr..
suckney are correct, and there is no doubt
in my mind but every transfer charge Cx-
let hustling ability instead Of favoritism
rule the business of this country, The
great detriment to Omaha and 20 all in
terested in the grain trade has not been
the payment Of this IL cents elevation
charge, but the abuses growing out of the
same. whereby certain favored parties,
linked In chain Of common interest, have
succeeded in collecting two or three eleva-
tlon charges on the same grain
AS to the result on the Omaha grain
market OF the action abolshing these trans.
for charges. and as to the effect on the
Omaha Grain exchange the interest Of
which have deeply at heartl | desire Ia
go on record now as saying that il every
elevation charge, rebate. drawback. al
Whatever name you choose to call It. shall
be done away with at every terminal point
as l think 1t will be, Omaha will thor
stand upon its own merits. which are adj.
Vantageous, and the active business nrin.
ciples of the Omaha Grain exchange would
thoroughly believe double the grain bust.
ness here within the next twelve month,
to what 1t would be If present conditions
were allowed to continue
u Know of several enterprisins youns
ana active grain firms that have looked
over the field Mt Omaha, which will. | am
sure under the conditions which will nre
! vail as soon as the elevation charges ar,
zone away with, locate here I know al
others already here that have been nesri,
iaded since the organization of this OK
chahge not on account Of the Peavey con
tract but Of the abuses growing out Of II
which enabled others to get much more n,
grain than we could r.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22

cause he likes 10 travel. hut because to
people Of the country want him in varioW
localities. lie also said that IL WA
right and proper that he should invit!
representatives Of the newspapers to ac'
company him and also that a similar In
Nitation should be extended to friend,
when circumstances make It proper Hs
did not regard the transportation an I'm.
crease of the 9esidents salary. The I'm
tention was to bring the president aud tho
people together; there was nothing smack.
ing OF old world customs ..,
The amendment was still under Consid,
Grafton when the senate went into exccu.
tive session .I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
NAVAL BILL ~ THE HOUSE
Committee Instructed Ito Concur In
senate Amendments.

Committee Instructed Ito Concur In
senate Amendments.
WASHINGTON June .. The unexpected
occurred in the house today. Instead "
taking up the house substitute to the Hey
burn pure food bill early in the day. as
anticipated. It was hate in, the afternoon
before MI. James r. Mann Of Illinois pro-
Ceeded to champion II. The delay was
caused by long discussion Of the confer.
ence report on the naval appropriation hill
in which MIR. Foss Of Illinois chairman Of
the committee. was defes tied ny other
house leaders. The house was not in n
humor TO accept the partial conference, nor
did II desire to leave some OF the senate
amendments without expressing its judy
ment upon them. In consequence by n
close vote. the conferees were instructed to
concur in the senate amendment relating
to the big battleship, which provides that
its type. displacement and tonnage must be
I reported to congress before any proposal is
accepted
Several minor amendments were also
passed and then the report was disagreed
to. The house pure food bill; then occupied
the time until adjournment. AZ $40 o'clock
| the house adjourned until tomorrow morn
| Ing .',.'.s
The house today sent 10 conference the
so-called immunity OF witnesses hin, the
conferees on the part OF the house being
Jenkins, Litteheld and De Almond
! The house concurred in The senate, amend
ments to the following bills: ... -...
! Regulating the fisheries OF Alaska
To postpone until 1897 the maturity OF
| t25O0OO OF per cent United States bonds
! held In trust for the benefit OF the Amcri.
can printing house for the blind. f
An act to declare and enforce the forfeit 10
ure provided by the act OF 1873 entitled. IAN
act granting to railroads the right of wa y
through the public lands of the United
states.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
FIRE. RECORD
st. Louis Ice Plant.

ST. LOUIS, June A.--A huge ammonia
tank exploded in the condensing room OF
the Polar Wave Ice company today, ighIt-
ing the fume ladened atmosphere of the
apartment and causing a loss of $50, 900.
Employees and hremen fought the fire des-
perately. but the ammonia fumes drove
them back and the, flames practically
burned themselves out before they were
extnguished. Nobody was hurt i
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
Panic on Steamboat.

ST. LOUIS, June -21.& Before daylight 10
day the propeller shaft or the steamer Bald
Eagle snapped with a terrific noise VIXEN
the boat was just below Hardin. Ill. and
Immediately the helpless steamer began
stun bling about in the heavy current iof
g sae M sSa diVe pd A t passsp1 En-
required the utmost efforts OF the boat 8
officers TO. prevent panic-stricken persons
from jumping overheard Finally the
steamer was landed and will be laid up for
repairs. sAA4sara.s .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
RotabIes GO TO Europe.

NEW YORK. June O.-President Nichola :
Murray Butler OF Columbia university
sailed for Europe today on the steamer
Kaiser Augusta Victoria DR.. Butler goes
to Germany to confer with Emperor VIII
liam with regard to the plan for the ex-
change of instructors between German and
American universities, which already has
been inaugIrated. Paul Morton, president
of the Equitable Life Assurance society.
and Mrs. Morton and Miss Pauline Morton
were also passengers on the steamer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
ALLEGED BrIber 4. Free.

ST. LOUIS. June 2l-Circuit Attorney
Sager OF st. Louis today dismissed the
charge OF bribery against T. Il. Albright
former member OF the st. Louis house of
delegates, who was acquitted early today
after the trial on charge OF perjury. rs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
WyomInR .socinIiat. Active.

CHEYENNE. Wyo1 June IA full state
ticket was nominated by the socialist party
at Laramie yesterday. William r., Brown
OF Sherman was named for congress and
w. L. O'Neiu Of Laramie for governor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
nespondent Fishermnn Endn LIE.

ST. LOUIS, June a.-EKasperated because
he caught but three small fish after an
all-day effort yesterday, Joseph Buecltleir
returned to his home last night and com.
mitted suicide with carbolic acid He lef'
a widow and infant ..., - .,I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
Accident at WeddInR.

EDWARDsVILLE, ILL.,. June A--Just boz
fore the wedding ceremonies of j. MonrQe
Stevens, a school teacher, and Miss Mat Ia
Schirmer yesterday the minister, Rev. q
Hildenstein, ana the groom-eect climbed "A
cherry tree to eat some luscious fruit
Both fell out OF the tree and were picked
up unconscious. In half hour they were
resusicated and the ceremony WAS per
formed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22

the house was compelled. to close the ses-
sion for an hour
ST. PETERSBURG. June 21-11:5O a. M
A serious muLiny which for time threat
eTied to place the fortress OF Sevastopol
in possession OF the .mvtineers was sup
pressed yesterday according 40 a special
dispatch 20 tho Novoe .Vremya. The mutiny
was started by a battalion of fortress ar
tilery.
General Nepluen commander Of the
fortress Of seyastopol, Is represented to
be greatly concerned about the temper Of
the sailors as we'll as the soldiers Of the
fortress That the morale OF the whole
army is being shaken up the revolutionary
propaganda is proved BY. the continual ex-
tension of the rebellious outbreaks among
the, troops.
nF OmcerH Driven Out.
II appeara to be confirmed that the Boil
schoT regiment at Ryazab has driven out
its officers aud burned the armory. An
other report says the soldiers deliberately
attacked the officers club at Ryazan. kill
ing one and wounding two officers A
panic prevails in the town
Four companies OF TIE viborg regiment.
stationed In st. Petersburg. have presented
have now returned to duty. The soldiers
OF the notorious SeTflenOvsky regiment
whose name became synonymous with the
repression. owing to the deeds committed
by these troops at Moscow, are reported
to have held a meeting and to have decided
that they cannot any longer endure tho
public opprobrium and must wipe out the
stain on the regiment.
The tenderness with, which the military
officers areS treating these and recurring
exhibitions OF the mutinous spirit among
me troops is sufficient evidence that they
fear the entire army is infected.
AEraFiAn disturbances Extending.
The agraflan disturbances are. extending
in the provinces OF Tula, Orel and Kursk
where the, land owners are reported to BE-
abandoning their estates The property oil
Count SheTometieff at, KuTsk has beer
completely destroyed.
NJ. Kfasklnsby, a large land owner OF
Kiev, province, Is importing six machine
guns from England, with the intention ol
driving out the peasants
The liberal press is continuing it's ap.
peals to the emperor. laying the RESPONSE
bility to the confusion in the counsels Vi
the government directly at his door Tn,
papers insist that the emperor mast com,
out openly and defne his position.
Former Procurator General Of the Hol;
Synod Pobedonostseff spent the day witt
the emperor at PeteThof yesterday. an,
the gossips attach much Importance to tn,
visit, saying that his maJesty's forme
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22

Bonita" baby shoes, either button or
lace style and ankle ties. in various com
binat and plain. colors. Prices, SOC and
15c per pair.
Kid boUtees. in plain and fancy colors.
Prices, soc, 75c S1.OO per pair
Dainty white pique slippers, Soc per pair.
Hand embroidered white pique slippers,
with pretty ribbon bows, price, 1925 per
pair
An endless variety OF wool and silk
bootees for infants, in white or colors.
Prices. 25c .S5c. SOC, Soc, 75c, S5c and 500
per pair
Main floor
Toilet Goods.
The ladies will find 1t to their interest to
buy their toilet goods here. Complete stock
TO select from at popular prices.
ToOTHPOwDERs.
Lyons. Bells. Sanitol, in either liquid or
powder form; Shefield's Creme Denufrce,
Rubifoam and Sozodont
TOILET SOAPS.
Only the best, at cut prices-Cuticura,
all, Buttermlk, Cashmere Bouquet, Wood
burys Facial, Vioris, Glycerine, Packers
Tar and Williams Shaving Soap or Stick
CREAMS.
Pompelan. Mslvins and Satin Skin Cream
Hair tonics vaselines, face lotions,
orange wood sticks, etc, all at popular
prices. ..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22

women's Black Isle Hose, with cotton
soles, light weight double soles, heels and
toes 35c pair. or pairs for SLOO
womens White Gsuze Lsle Hose double
soes, heels and toes S5c pair. or pairs
for 800 and SOC per pair.
Wemens White Lisle Hose, embroidered,
allover lace, or lace boot patterns. Soc per
pair
Black Iisle Hose. embroidered. in black
and colors, at 5oC. CSC. N.25. $50 and 500
per pair
Main floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
RUSSIAN MUTINY QUELLED
Artillerists at sebastopOl Refuse to Obey
Orders and Take Guns
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONTROL SITUATION
MutineeFs Abandon idea of FiEhtins
when IL il Found that some
of the Troops Are
Loyal.
BULLETIN,

ST. PETERSBURG, June H.-7:1o p. m
owirg to the repeated demonstrations OF
the group OF toll and more radical Of the
constitutional democrats during the min
isterial explanations in the lower house OF
Parliament this afternoon the president OF
the house was compelled to close the ses.
sion for an hour.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
Bee. June 81, 1905.
re,ephone Douglas SIS.
Special Sale Friday, Remnants of
Shirt Waistings at Half Price

be a
IF wastn the asm
sof ncya
season. choicest VIZ gtngss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22

mentor has advised him to issue mani
festo to the peasantry.
A law has been published making attacks
on the credit of the state and the spread
ing of rumors melting the people to with
draw their money from savings banks
punishable by. two years partial loss Of
civil rights The issuance of such law
would he in plain contraventlon OF the
power of Parliament IL promulgated, now,
but it is dated May & and II is charged
that it is dated back
Duma to Hear of Slaughter.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 2.-The Paria-
snentsry committee sent TO Bialystok to in
vcstigate and report upon the recent mas
sacre of Jews there has returned to St.
Petersburg and probably will present its
report at today's session OF the house, The
commission possesses a mass of evidence
on which Parliament will be aked to insist
upon the immediate prosecution % the SUI
bordnate police and military officers who
are found to be guilty Of direct or indirect
completely in the massacre The commits
sioners declare that the attacks OF be,mohs
on the Jews could have been stopped al
any stage of the roting by the energetic
intervention of the police and the troops
A regiment of infantry and one Of the dra,
goons, the regular garrison of Bialystok
were in the city when she ,rioting started
and they, the commissioners say, were am.
ply sufficient to restore order as proven by
the fact that the minute the troops actually
ordered the bands of roughs to dispense
they did so. ... .f.-,. -..-. ...- u,
BIALYsToK, Russia, June 81. The city
council has requested Governor General
I. Bader TO remove the troops from Bialystol
and permit the organization of a municipal
militia.
The council has also asked the govern
ment for $500 for the relief Of the suffer
ers from the recent rotIng H.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
White SD. Gall Swisses.
On Third Floor.

In connections with our pretty rest room
Ne have opened up a room for manicuring
Miss Logan Is in charge and is considered
an expert in this line Of work. You will
find her methods strictly sanitary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
Free Lessons, Art Embroidery

Every day. from TO ;. Miss steenstrup
expert needle artist. gives free lessons in
art embroidery Come and learn the new
stitches Materials must be purchased
here. Glass meets on second floor, near
Art Department. Plenty Of daylight and
comfortable chairs 10 make your stay
pleasant. Come and join us.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22

Business propositions advertised IN The
Bee 80 into the homes " the best people
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair and Continued sWarm in Ne
brasEa TodRy-FaIr Tomorrow. EX-
sept showers In WESTERN Portion.

WAsHINGTON,.,June q ,-FoTeeast Of the
weather for Friday; and Saturday
For Nebraska and Kansas-Fair and con-
tInued warm Friday. Saturday. fair except
showers and cooler in western .portion.S
For Iowa and Missourt-Fair, Friday and
Saturday. ,.l g.3ys
For CoJorado-Fsir Friday and SATURDAY,
except showers In TaoVntalR districts.
For wyoming, and Montana--showers and
thunderstorms Friday and Saturday
For South Dakota--F'aiF Friday; Satur-
day, showers and thunderstorms
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
peiature and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding day Of o the too las three 55
Maximum temperature 70 n 70 n
Minimum Temperature. 50 . IS IS 80
eTsei6, ttsj9diPsF.'ure.,,...., * S
Temperature ana precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l,
and comparison with the last two years:
Normal temperature ...,,-1--,, -. d. is
Total deficiency since March / 1905 .,. IS
Normal precipitation ........-... 30 inch
PeSlgne i,o tor ing %r5 Ia = inch
Deficiency since March l,-........ 80 inches
| Deficiency for cor. period, 1905 ali inches
Deficiency for cor period, lS0t.. a.73 inches
Reports from stations at p. VI.
station and State Temp. Max. Rain
OF Weather r.- Z p. m Temp. fall
Bismarck clear--.....s.,.... IS IS 90
Cheyenne cloudy ....s......- q 10 IA
Chicago, cloudy .............. 81 - T
Davenport. clear .,..,,..... Cd 66 90
Denver pt. cloudy zee. .....- ~ , - 90
Havre, raining ., -.....,,.... 80. - .42
Helena. clear......,..,.,...-., "a % on
Huron, clear...-....l......... ~ - 80
Kansas City. clear.......,.,. "A 10
North Platte clear. ,.,..,ss.. IS So 20
Omaha, clear.......,......,... ~ 20 %
Rapid City, clear......,,..... - IS %
ST Paul raining .....,....... 80 81 as
Salt lake city. clear ........ 81 81 90
Valentine clear. -....... 3 50 90
Williston clear. ..............- as 90
It indicates trace OF precipitation
l. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
SENATE FOR LOCKS
CONTINUED from First Page)

considered as attending to public business
wherever he may be. ... -..
When consideration of the sundry civil
bill was resumed after the action on the
Panama canal Senator Hale said that the
vote on the canal bill had eliminated the
canal question frem the appropriation bill,
thus leaving nothing in dispute but the
travelling expense item.
Senator McCumber then argued that the
proposed law would have the effect OF abro-
eating the anti-pass law. IT." he said,
looking at Senator Hemenway, who sat d.
rectly In trent of him, the senator should
accept a pass from railroad company, the
prison bars would be opened 10 let him in,
but il the president should invite him TO
ride with him, the law could not inter
fere with him." 1t amounted to saying that
there is one law for those who hold office
and another for those who do not, and none
for those who hold the highest ONCE.
Ugly Fling by Bailey.
Senator Hale INSERTED that the salary Of
the president cannot be increased so TO
make the increase apply to the incumbent
and Senator Bailey suggested that an in
crease be provided and that the increase
be made applicable to tho next executive.
He admitted that tnere might ne hecl
for enlargement Of the executive income,
saying that he had heard that there hal
been an increase OF $4,000 I'm expenses
during the incumbency of the present
president. 81 don't know how that may
be-" he said, and all that l have to say
is, that II It is true, he has cost more and
is worth less than any president we ever
have had
Senator Spooner thought the proposed
appropriation could be used by the presI-
dent only in paying travelling expenses
while on official duty, but McCumber re-
piled that Il is not necessary that the
president should travel in order to per-
form his Official acts. Mr.. Spooner eN-
pressed the opinion that President Nc
Kinley was on onicial duty when he went
TO Buffalo and met death.
old world BOEie Man.
Mr.. McCUmber also found in the pro-
vision a tendency toward European sys-
TENS permitting retinue. He said We
might well look forward to the time when
there would be chamberlains, keepers Of
this thing and that he did not want TO
ape the old worlds methods.
SauatorI ITemenway said that the preHi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
Embroidered White Piques

Embroidered White Piques
All our 800 quality OF White Embroid-
cred Pique. Friday sc per yard
Al our 75c and SIC qualities Of White
Embroidered Pique. Soc per yard
White st. Gall Swisses.
All our 75c quality St. Gall swisses Fri
day soc per yard.
All our S5c quality St. Gall swsses Fri
day soc per yard
Main floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
Women's Hosiery.

During the hot weather, you will he more
comfortable and cooler with plenty Of
changes OF thin hosiery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22

IemperaIure anu preClpItaTlOnF departufei
from the normal at Omaha since March l
and comparison with the last two years:
Normal tarnnfratura =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22
Indian Head Shrunk Muslin for
White Suits, Coats, Fancy
Work. Etc.

The most popular material for white suits
is the real Indian Head Shrunk Muslin.
Ladies who use it and have washed It say
It beats all the other white materials for
suits, even linen. DO not take substituted
get the real Indian Head ,Shrunk Muslin.
We have the genuine SO inches wide, 15c
per yard. Buffers Linen Finished White
shrunk MusliHs for suits at Zoe and ,l5c per
yard. 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22

Robert H0ughton testified as 10 a conver-
satton' he had with Elbeurn on Friday
morning following the primary. Witness
was talking 10 City Attorney BreeR when
Eibourn came UP ana said re understood
one precinct he had heard from gave him
twelve votes that were counted for Green
leaf, and that II these reports continued
to come In he would ask for a recount.
County Treasurer Fink. a member OF the
canvassing board. was the last witness be-
fore the noon recess He Identified the
eraser found in one OF the ballot boxes
and said the marks on the ballots an ap-
peared TO have been made by the same
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA June A-Ohicial record Of tenn
peiatuTe and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding day OF the las. three
wears: 1876 1895 1894 1908
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-22

Deficiency for the day. -s..y,... % inch
Precipitation since March L.. ID. ~ inches
Deficiency since March 1,.....s... -2-37 inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1905, 80. ali inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1894. a.73 inches
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
BUY LAND FOR SAILORS HOME.
Society Will Follow Mills Hotel Plan in
Building to Cost $225,O0O.

The American Seamens Friend Society. organized
in 1928 OF which the Rev. DR.. Charles A. Stoddard
is uresideq- has completed plans for the erection
of a sailors home and institute in this city The
society sold the old home No. 1870 Cherry street,
10 the city, be used as an anchorage TOT INC
Manhattan bridge. and has obtained plot or
grou,a s5x25 feet at the northeast corner of West
and Jane streets opposite the Cunard Line dock
The new building is TO be modelled after the
Mills Hotel with accommodations for 20 men
There will be a free shipping bureau. club rooms.
a chanel an auditorium and bank. in
which sailors Will be encouraged TO deposit their
savings The land cost $4,000. and the estimated
cost OF the building is s225.1O Any one wishing to
aid the work may send his contribution 10 Clar-
ence G Pinneo. assistant treasurer. No 70 wall