Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-07-03
TIE WEATHRR
FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA-Fair.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
DOMESTIC.

Max Malich on the stand in the Hay
wood case and denies the story told about
MIN by Harry Orchard. Page 1
1t is claimed that telegraph operators
in another city have been ordered out In
sympathy with the San Francisco strike.
Page /
Bills presented in Kaufman case show
cost runs high. Page 1
Governor Sheldon has named Joseph w.
Johnson deputy food commissioners of Ne
braska. Page
Governor Hoch of Kansas asks Inter-
state Commerce commission and the rail-
roads for 1-cent passenger rate for har-
vest hands. Page 1
Government. officers believe they will
soon have subpoena served upon John d.
Rockefeller. Page 1
Battleship Nebraska, only ship of this
class in Pacific aters. was placed in com
mission Tuesday Page 1
Government cotton report shows aver
age of crop to be poor and heavy rise In
price results at New York and New Or
leans. Page
Icemen's strike at New York together
with garbage strike. has been stopped, the
men going back to work. Page
The building of the furniture nrm of
Levy & White of Cincinnati collapsed,
carrying many down in the ruins. Page
FOREIGN.
Felice Nazzaro, the Italian champion,
takes the grand prix automobile race at
Dieppc in a worlds record breaking con-
test. Page
honduras, Guatamala and Salvador are
in an alliance in Central America to pre-
vent consolation of sister republics.
Page i
American lawn tennis players keep in
winning form at Wimbledon games.
Page 4
NEBRASKA
Governor Sheldon issues the first procla-
nation calling for a statewide primary
on the first Tuesday in September. H. T.
Clarke jr, announces his candidacy for
railway commissioner Railroads in
terpret maximum rate law not to include
cement and decline to reduce the rate.
Pardons recommended for July T. Page
Frank Brink of Ponea, acquitted Of muir
der charge on the ground OF insanity, re-
leased from asylum. authorities declaring
he is not insane Page 3
Omaha jobbers will go before classiflca-
tion committee at it's coming session to
protect their interests against Chicago.
Page
Crop reports show that all grain in Ne
braska is doing well and general good
yield is indicated. Page
Railroad rate clerks are preparing in
terstate schedules. based on the 2-cent
rate, to be put into effect at once. Page
A Jury In the district court awards
verdict of $4,000 against the Nebraska
Telephone company in favor of parents
90 .ir, x,,bo lost her life in the company's
omaha building. Page
Preliminary steps for the coming
primary and general elections are being
taken and indicate that the voting ma
chimes will not be big enough for the
ticket this fall. rage
The criminal cases against members Of
the Omaha Coal trust are put over until
the fall term of court by stipulation Of
attorneys, who want to get the decision
OF the supreme court in the Howell case
before trying any of the others. Page IL
Invitations are being sent out by the
omaha Commercial club to state mer-
chants to attend the fall merchants meet
ings In omaha. The Omaha merchants
will pay the railroad fare o fbuyers.
Page 2
Mrs. Catherine b. Nash gets a permit
10 erect a chapel to cost 1000 in con-
nection with the new Catholic cathedral
Page IL
Another endowment OF $4,000 has been
raised for the Omaha Presbyterian Theo-
logical seminary. Page 2
Frank Carraher OF South Omaha is mys-
teriousiy shot and may die as effect of the
injury rage