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Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-01
DOMESTIC.

est on record and fact they ARE In condi-
tion to be met without curtailment OF
credits Is taken as a hopeful sign. Page
In Morris Friedman. defense in Haywood
case introduces it's star witness and fight
is anticipated to prevent introduction as
testimony OF reports said to have been
made by Pinkerton men TO their chiefs,
which outline plot OF mine owners to rail-
road miners officials to the gallows.
Page
Western Federation of Miners takes the
initiative In the formation OF a new ma
tionaI labor body Page
Town of Elwood, Kan... opposite st. JOS
eph, is gradually being washed away by
the Missouri river. Page
The fact that none but the Catholic
church fills the bill Of the legal "recog
nized" church in the canal zone, the
Panama laws being effective. has caused
trouble to those who have been married
by Protestant clergymen and a presi-
Dental proclamation is necessary to legal
ize the marriages. Page Q
| United States Steel company contem-
plates investment Of s1.00OOOO, by which
II expects 20 save cents per ton on the
cost Of steel production. Page 1
Wyoming sheep commissioners debate
question of ordering all sheep dipped to
kill ticks, which are menacing the 1oclSs
Page
RoRExaN.
Delegates to The Hague peace confer
ence discuss American proposal regarding
rights of property at sea and status Of
merchantmen subject to conversion into
warships Page l
NEBRASKA.
Politics beginning to warm UP at Lin
4 IL a..
his candidacy for reelection to the su-
preme bench, while opposition has not yet
been able to settle on man to oppose
him. Page 1
! Freight trains collide at Minden and
number OF cars are smashed. but no one
is seriously injured. Page !
Under new law homesteaders are en-
kabied to secure isolated parcels Of land
adjoining lands already owned by them,
by direct purchase. Page
Hudson. the young man who shot and
seriously wounded the sheriff Of Johnson
county. makes good his escape. Page /
Hall county officials busy looking up
record Of w. ]. Sloane and expect to con-
meet him with the Hermann murder.
LOCAL.
Young Mems Christian association work.
ers are encouraged over decision TO extend
time Of campaign for $4,000 and go out
with new impetus. Page
Rev. Newton Mann says the making OF
man is the ultimate purpose OF the forces
of spiritual. moral and physical education
Page g
beginning today the military divisions of
the United States army are TO be abolished
and the old plan of district divisions given
precedence. Page
Fred Pepple shoots better than he
thought in defending himself from holdur
men. Charles Price, one Of the highway
men, found with bullet in his neck.
Page 8
SPORTS.
Results of the ball games:
3-Omaha VS.. Lincoln-2
6-Sioux City VS.. Denver-0
4-3-St. Louis vs. Cincinnati-1-6.
b-EPittsburg VS.. Chicago-3-4.
2-Chicago VS.. Detroit-O
s-Cleveland VS.. St. Louis-l.
11-2-Louisvllle VS.. Indianapolis-3-3
S-&Minneapolis VS.. Milwaukee-6-6.
10-Kansas City VS.. st, Paul-6.
11-Toledo VS. Columbus-7.
Page
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-01
DEATH RECORD.
Francis rurphy.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. June SO.-Fran'
Murphy the temperance lecturer. died
1880 a. m. today. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-01
RooseveIt Boya al Uome

jr. and Kermit Roosevelt have arrived AT
saganoTs Hill 70 spend their school Vaoa-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-01
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
rxE wEATErR

FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA Fair
Monday and Tuesday.
FORECAST FOR IOWA - Fair and
warmer Monday; Tuesday fair.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday;
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Northwestern Files Schedule.
National Guard EncRmpment'

The National Guard encampment VIII p'
held August u to August q, but the place
has not yet been decided. The announce
ment of the date was made last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-01
snfe and Sane Fourth.

Lincoln is to have a safe and sane Fourth
of July in theory, as provided for by the
city ordinances, but in practice, according
to the unusual number Of firms handling
fireworks, it will be the usual Fourth and
then some Most of the celebration is to
be at Epworth Lake park, where a pro-
gram will be carried out.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-01
FOREIGN.

Delegates to The Hague peace confer
ence discuss American proposal regarding
rights of property at sea and status of
merchantmen subject to conversion into
warships. Page
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
THE BOMBOW 1T EXPLODED IN THE RUSSIAN COLONIES OFFICE

Nth tho daughter Of the owner Of
BochanOws- To be sure ne had for
gotten her during the years that had
passed. but somehow she must have
lived or the memory of her must have
lived. unobserved in a corner OF his
heart
by God and the Czar!'' Everything
was clear now and as these thoughts
came TO him il seemed as il not he but
somebody else h-5 committed sH the
crimes against woI-en during his army
life. He was once more a romantic
young man. filed with the sensation of
his first love, snd conscious only that
she was destined 10 be his guiding
angel during the rest of his life
And she, who describes ner happi-
ness?
A moment before she had been suf-
ferlng tortures at the thought of the
execution Of her brother. and now love
had changed everything.
Two happy beings entered paradise
clssping each others hands
When another officer OF the guard,
after having IN vain knocked at the
door for nearly five minutes entered
with an official letter in his hand. he
was received with unexpected news.
lila IljitSch. .ermit me to present
y0u to my fiancge"
When the officer came out again ne
rushed into the guardroom shouting 90
his feilow-officers: Boys. there has
been = most terrible explosion IN the
coionefs Office
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
gray
Marbles
Stored
in the
Mans
Coming
Toner
Are the
Whole
Works !!

ana / guess there's a thuuderinx Iot
in ii, too. AT any rate, I've often seen
a kid with All the ear-rnarks or q
lemon. who d0Ded 50 out for himself
tnat he had the goods and wouIdni
lake the count until he delivered them,
and he'd CONS up after every knock
down until he won out in spite o. his
lack Of physical ability. This where
there's a viii there way dope
breaches tie power Of mind over mat
ter
I'm not saying that the power OF
mind over matter Is so great that q
dub with muscles ike q katydld can
jump into some husky guy who IS
built Ike q battleship and put Il all
over him IN a personal encounter. but
Just the same il the little dub dopes
it out that he has II on the other fell
low. and the big guy gets the dope
that he's up against il. when they get
together my money goes on the little
dub.
] tell you, Kid, the power OF mind
over matter IS the power that rules
the world II is more irresistible
power than a soubTette's Orbs- Il
ISN'T catching lize the Humps or the
measles. but has 70 be cultivated Ike
the booze habit.
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the aum spots IN the goods which he
packs is concerned Let some pare
iacrd libel On manhood nOas around
every Wednesday night and shovel
tie slush Into q female valentine that
she il the real article when II comes
10 beauty shows. sri you can gamble
that II won't sc many moons anti
that particular bunch of calico has d
dOped out that she las Lillian Russell
chased clear ~ the boards. IN sufse
Of the cartuun which her mirror slams
back in her face every dav. It's won
derful he power OF some minds over
certain kiads Of matter
Some guy away hack N the dim past
doped 1t Oat that love - bIfad. and
landed this opinion down 20 posterfsy
as the real goods. But let he tell YOU
Kid, that this blind love business IS
simply another instance Of the power
OF mind over matter. guy viii hit
the trail II a lunch or calico with
frOnusDiece like a comic supplement-
and the aTst tine he gets a square
look At Il with the pafior lights turn
&c up he develops an aggravated ease
Of delirum tremens But IeI their
heartstrings get tuned up afssi tearing
of a duet in harmonious unison. and
that guy viii Lurn mental aip-aor
and get the dope Ia his knot rat she Is
a dream Of loveliness- He'll paste her
picture IN the lid Of his watchcase
and then kick TO the tewelsr because
his tirueSieCe goes on the blink. His
eyes ste Just what his mind dopes out
There nothing to il. kia. waen the
mind gets the cope the pby seal or
eans fan into line.
The power Of mind over matter butts
into a mans life from the time ne
kicks himself cut Of his swaddiing
clothes and cuts his milk teeth You
can take il from me that about the
most widespread disease III THIS old
dump Of a world is inflammation or
the ima EinatiOa- From the time q kid
first begins to get a grip on the mother
tongue you can talk him into any
thing from the humps to the GENE
terry, and about the first Thing that
creeps INTO his little bald top is the
dope that a kiss from TOther will
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b. gets 80 blamed thin that ne can't
tell the difference between A stomach
acf.e ana pain IN the uscI And
when the elder guy takes the love
route he'll come down from A heavy
weight til be won't make a respectable
paperweignf. and Jet me tell you. kid
that love never lands stomsch
punch bat always swings for the
think-tanh. The physical knockout T.
only an instance OF the power OF mind
over matter
HOHdesickness is only an aggravated
attack Of infiau7 sfra lion OF the maglna-
uOn. but T. has put many a guys
frame down for the count Let a kid
bust hvs-le ties and plant himself out
IN sc,-ie God forsaken place. where he
has . -resk daylight with a club end
the e. suy he meets on his way 10
work ir 10 morning is himself coming
hSme iE tae ey=ning. and III gamble
that II tEat E.d don't hit the TRAN 10
the nome ranch enthusiastically Il
won't be long t'u there'H be floral
offerings sent around 70 the old home
stead and cards OF thanks printed in
the village paper.
No. Kid the power OF mind over
matter isn't all hot air by a long shot.
You've often head the doDe that
Nhere there's E WI there's q WAY"
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D0NTWANfABUNCH !
OK. 0LD'H0ffEN. z
I10CKING. Inland. 8
TELLING nEH0N. EEQY.IL NIX

down town tom0rrOSs and buy me a
dTiak. And even Though } know he's
lying, III feel better when that guy
blows out. and the doctor won't have
such a job on his hands 10 pull me
through
Take some husky guy WAC is per
fectly healthy. Dat 1aturaIly sdscs---'i-
BE 80 tne opinions Of others. and let
his friends cooE up job on him so
that ever time they butt into him
they'll hand him the dope that he's
ioS:.ing on the blink and advise him to
take 2 rest You can take my Zip
that it won's be many moons sill that
guy hits the tobc ggan. and ne n either
have to close up his joint s.sd take the
rest cure or butt !nto the hospital
Why. when q "A gets hooked up IN
a romance Win his village annnity he'll
Worry himself down 20 A FRAGILE when
he has TO 60 out and stab The world
In the face and leave his bes, girl at
the post light touch or "calf love"
viii usually put kids appetite on the
blink. 50 that when he sticks his feet
under the family table he'll pass UP his
favorite sinkers and get down 20 a
pickle diet. and he'll waste SWAY ti,l
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
No
Nature
Fake
About
Think Tam
Being
The Big
Boss
of the
ShOWi

take the pain f.om crack on the
knot
Pal a Kid on The j0b clubbing me
.igfst out Of the parl0r carpet. and
there's 10 cor about &c. he'll pipe aim
81 if oHt 10 he sJsys with IT, But ne
ean throw HiS block OF clubbing chest
nugs without turning "a hsir Or plant
MIN in rhe scenery at the esiee 81
wet spot and stick fishing pole Ia MS
fists. and he'H ST tbsre tiit the COWS
come home without batting an eyelash
II he bas the pleasure II yanking Jut a
few measiy caubs occasionally. But
he'll soon get crsmp 10 his undsrsins
and chuck tine joh II some guy pats
him next that the pool Is uninhabited.
Let the nard-shsilei. practical guys
hand out the dope that there's nothing
In the power Of mind over matter IL
they want 10. kid. but Just the same
when I'm hugsing the nay with an
Old kind OF sickness. I don't want A
bunch II old women docking in and
telling me how badly 7 look The fell
low I want To see IS the guy who
grips my hook and hands out the
salve. telling me that he'll takt me
The Washington times., 1907-11-24

Il wish, sir, you wouId not address
uIe In GIat way. ! came to you, having
heard that you were a perfect gentle
man and I SIN believe you are. Long
explanations are not necessary.
You know the case already colonel
Last night number of young officers
were heard to mention the Car and
the government in n way which Is not
permissible in Russia and unhappily
among these was Lieuf. Boris Area
dievftsch Bog.ianow, my brother. and
it is because of him that ] come TO
you TO ask you to pardon him.
My dear girl. I am absolutely sure
that I have seen you somewhere be-
fore. Maybe it was long time ago.
hut I ana positive that I know your
lovely face. 50 positive that l could
swear so BY all the saints OF Russia.
II beg YOU. sir. do not treat this
affair lightly" she cried, her eyes fill
ing with tears. 1T Is a matter OF life
and death. and nv poor brother is still
50 very vO,ine We ALI EXPECT so snneh
of hin. and until he IN a moment Of
weakness and excitement made this
fatal mistake. he has Giways been an
orthodox Christian VINO loved his couu-
try ard its government. His m1tte
has always been. NV life for the
car
Il assure you he is innocent He
has been led astray by wicked cor
RACES, who first filed him up with
wine. and then Put the words into his
mouth I give you my word of honor
thut what / say is true. and ! beg you
to save me and the rest Of his family
from the utmost unhappiness and
despair"
Col Ljaeschkln listened to her I'm
patiently. his bTOws contracted. and
he fingered bis pape: cutter nervously
as he said: .'WeIl. my dear girl what
can we do7 In my position # is neces-
sary 70 be just as memorable as you
are yourself. viii have TO let justice
take its course"
The colonel had expected some reply
and was greatly astonished when his
fair visitor remained silent and in
stead Of answering picked up her muff
and evidently sought something inside
The Washington times., 1907-11-24

It. At the same moment the thought
came 60 him that what she was look
ing for was a bomb
She put the muff back, ran over TO
the desk and picked up something as
quick as lightning Then she kneit
down with her back toward him and
remained ir that position.
Her actions made che officer furious
ard an insane desire came into the
aead-the desire 10 torment this bsau-
tiful girl. until she should Ole, to tear
her to pieces, TO pull out her hair. 10
cut of her tongue. and IL knew not
himself what more fortunes to invent.
IN this moment he was almost insane
Softly, very softly, he sneaked up be-
hind her. and bent down over her to
find out what she was doing, why she
remained thus motionless
As he did so he became aware that
he was trembling and that his fore
head was cold with perspIration
Where was the handkerchief which
had been on his desk a moment be-
fore?
Suddenly he saw the solution or the
whole mystery. The girl did not want
him to see her tears she had been
looking for her handkerchief in her
muff. and when she didn't find il. she
had simply taken his, and this limo
cent act had made him so excited
that he had already seen himself
blown TO pieces by a bomb.
He did not even have time to smile.
but just then ne heard the girl ex-
claim to herself: Great God! Boris
is doomed How shall ] ever be able
10 write that to Bochanowa?'' Boch-
anowai.-That was it, Suddenly the
colonel understood everything No
bomb had exploded in his office. but
nevertheless he stood as IL struck by
lightning. Certainly it must have been
some kind OF a bomb, and as ne heard
the name of this estate in Little Rus
STA memories from his youth came
back 10 him.
The years th>.t had passed disap-
peared and if seemed to him only yes
terday when-he, aoi yet lieutenant in
the army. had been violently in love
The Washington times., 1907-11-24

by the officer in charge Of the guard
Even through the heavy veil one could
see two brilliant dark eyes, and the
outline Of features which must be
young ard beautiful. Her figure was
Perfect ard il was therefore no wonder
that the colonel was delighted to see
her. and hardly knew how 70 ex-
press his delight quickly enough He
offered 10 help her take Of her fur
coat and to- take care Of her mufT.
ami that. although his friend. tbs
officer % the guard made faces at
him. trying to make him understand
that all kinds of dangerous internal
machines might be concealed in the
very muf (which he was trying so
harti TO get into his possession.
Colonel Itjaeschkin was Immediately
taken in b{ his beautiful visitor. He
noticed tnht she blushed when he
looked At per, and that she seemed to
tTemble aft the sound Of his voice.
although NE tried to make il as friend
~ as POSSIBLE. Well, after all, was Il
so very Strange that a young and in
eVPerienckd girl should feel bashful
ir the Tf,sence Of glorious hero Ike
hiInself2
The col9nel politely asked his visitor
to sit doFvn close 20 him and asked
her how ihe might be Of any service
10 her
4 know, colcnel." she said in the
sweetest voice he ever beard. IL
know col nel that you are az power
fuL"
Looking at YOU" he replied, and
trying TOD take her hand. I really wish
/ were"
The yohlns lady pretends not TO no
tce his attempt of familiarity. places
her nufff on a small table next TO the
desk anef cries ''Oh, my dSar colonel,
l an so unhappy because OF MY broth
81. but feel sure that If ye5 viii
'7elp me. snail be able 10 sal him "
The eOl4nel moves his chah a little
closer TO Rers, smiles and sg,Lir tries
80 take helk hand as he says. DO yosl
know that am really much more in
tcr&sted lnt sou IMAM in your brother,
who is prt badly a good for notbine
fellow"
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
THE SON OF his FATHER.

o. my. o! my, the years go by
Like sheep the dogs ere uarryln'
But late / had & Bspin' lad'
An now he talks @ narTyin'
Lord bless mel but he he's the strut
OF one that's grand an knows IT.
No lass SO prime that looks at him
But likes his cut an shows II
An, fax. twould do your heart good,
too.
To GEAR him at the blsr1ey;
There's scarce q lass that sees him pass
But wears smile for Barney
Our Barney
A wiShfui smile for Barney,
Tho Cupid lays cute snares these days
When Barney goes philsndsrin',
An all his traps hold geese, perhaps,
None takes this bold young EanGeF in
All! none as yet, but there's s oct
That wiz, one day or other,
An her Id name 10 bait the same
Is one like me, his mother.
Ayei sure as fate, he'll take for mate
Sweet, roguish Nora KeaFnsy.
Who meets his wiles with scornfui
smiles,
As once I did with Barney
Ny Barney.
The father Of our Barney
IT A. Daily, in Catholic Standard and
AlluEo-
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
WeSterner Trims
Wall St. at Own
Game for Millions

What did I sell that last Reading
at?'' ne demanded OF his secretary.
Five and 4 quarter"
Right" exclaimed Mr.. Walker,
IT'S Of q point already"
when Gov error Hughes vas elect
ed" he went on. the crowd around
the Waldorf on election night thought
1t would strengthen the market. 7
sold 5000 marlborough that night for
delivery at ~ I got Il AT the opening
for 30. It's selling around 5 today
4 knew the gang who were running
things. All the time Hartman, Rog-
eTs. and Rockefeller were declaring
bigger dividends; bonds we're going
down. II their moves ia Wall Street
were Legitimate and they intended 70
keep on paying these dividends for
any length Of time. DO you thi,lk any
thing President Roosevelt could say
or do would have caused t1is big
break2 No sirree-
And that's how I figured it."
Mr. Walker lay back in his ohaiR
He had finished.
'Advics 70 young men, he lsuEhed
Better so to John D. Rockefeller for
that. He gives II TO them IN Sunday
school. and then takes their money
and their fathers. zoo"
This newest ten-stril1sr IN Wall
Street didn't want 60 say much about
himself. But all New York now
knows that he lives in snnptuous
bachelor quarters at p West Thir-
teentn street, and spends much OF ms
leisure at the Holland House. lie has
a villa at Saratoga and 3 big house at
Lakewood. He owns three autos and
q string of fine horses.
What's more, he is me looking.
tall. weighs 2o0 pounds, and Is q
widower with no children
But the ticker was silent, the ofocisi
Wall Street day was done The mar
ket had fallen of III points
Mr.. Walker had cleaned up another
$1,000 in a half bouri
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
All on Market.

Mr. Roosevelt saw as l did that q
crooked gang was in the saddle. He
felt by eliminating them that he could
help honest people He's going 10 do
"a. too. He has no quarrel with legiti-
mate enterprise. As the"
The telephone jingled. The secre-
tary whispered TO the plungeT.
oh. make it another 1000 L. P. at
The market. It'n go down some more
all right"
Here IN half hour this man from
Chicago mad sold short 5000 shares
of stock. The ticker was telling the
story. Down they were going half
point at a drop. II was very plain
that young Mr.. Walker had his eye
and his ear-and the market ali the
time. he could talk and smoke too.
out of the market now-we.l, yes.
I've quit. I'm Just keeping a few
thousand shares TO amuse myself
Money isn't the only thing In Wall
Sueet-scme Of US ike the game. I
couldn't get out altogether. } love t."
Z began when / was eighteen. I
fa< Sl50.OO0 to begin with when 1
's,me here-my father was Edwin
Walker. Of Chicago. general counsel
for the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul railroad"
A year ago they had me. had
lost 100000; was all in. Then
] made up my mind that Wall Street
suCces vas science. not luck. and
began studying the market. watched
crcps, bond sales, stock sales, bank
ioans. I found out that that's what
is.e Harrimans and Roger5es do By
watching the loan accounts OF their
banks they can tell just when people
vent money. 1 have been doing the
same.
The ccuntIngs all right. We aren't
ruined. It's perfectly right for people
to invest. But we want people who
will buy stocks and bonds outright and
put them in their boxes Nobody's
doing that now. Men buy to sell
again. but nobody's hanging on. That's
now I figured out this panic And
things are going lower. let me tell
YOU ] believe
The ticker was whizzing and Mr.
Walker left his chair to look at IT,
The Washington times., 1907-11-24

~ OF can't tel. ne that there's
v nothing in the power OF mino
Over matter. Kid. when 1 see a
bunch of calico humping the
taI. out Of a piano ia way that would
make boiler factory sound Ike a
iuIigBy with the soft PEDAL on. and
singing a pathetic talIad entitled
'I'eeping through the knot-hoIeS III
fathers wooden leg" or gfmething
Ike that. IN a voice that scunds like
feeUng time at the zoo. and then
pocseting the plaCdits ~ the tortured
audience as a compliment 70 her mu-
steal ability instead Of a spontaneous
oStburst of enthusiasm over TIE fact
THAI il is ali over
No kid, there must be q laundering
bt IN the power of mind over matter
when VOC see the Kind OF matter
With some minds can shove on the
long suffering public as the real goods.
once get guy tc nursing the dope
that he's the confectionery Kid, and
It's All of with MIN as far as seeing
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
PRUEESl

The makers OF hash hste formed a
combine
TO squeeze che lean boaFder who'd like
90 decline
Submission. bat what can a POOR mortal
do
When his chances are small and his
dollars are few
1t looks like cineh for the ladies who
run
establishments advertised second to
none,
And have such keen eyes that they
readily see
The money that's coming to YOU and to
me
From the St Louis Repushe.