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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
RAILROAD MEN TAKING VOTE
Question of Wages and Hours of
Labor Up for Settlement
by Them.

ST. LOUIS, March 10-Conductors and
trainmen OF the st. Louis & San Francisco
road registered their votes today in St.
Louis on the proposition of the north
western, western and southwestern roads
for adjusting the wage and work day
questions. The ballot was secret.
Conductors and trainmen on all lines in
the United States and Canada operating
west of ST. Louis Chicago and New Or
leans are voting on the proposition, but
It is considered improbable that any con-
elusive information as to the result will
be ready. even for officials of the union,
before March p. The votes will be can
vassed at Chicago on thar date and then
the employees committee will notify the
representatives Of the various railroads Of
the result.
The proposition embraces a demand for
an eight-hour workday and an increase of
about Is per cent in wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
HARTMAN INQUIRY ENDED
Court May he Asked, However, 60
Compel Witness 20 Answer
Certain Questions.

WASHINGTON March 10. - Chairman
Knapp Of the Interstate Commerce commits
sion said tonight that so far as the COM
mission is concerned, taking Of testimony
in the investigation Of the Hartman lines
is closed. but that the commission Is con-
sldering the advisabiity of asking the
United States circuit court for the southern
district Of New York to compel Mr. Har-
riman to answer certain questions which
he did not answer to the satisfaction of
the commission during the New York hear
ing. Pending such action Mr.. Harriman's
counsel asked to be heard before the COM
mission April 4. which request was granted
and that date was recently fixed for argu-
ments.
Chairman Knapp explained tonight that
the commission alone has power to con-
clude testimony in the case and that It
will reserve the right. If 1t sees At. to re-
open the case at any time
Mr.. Hartman will have a conference
with President Roosevelt next Thursday.
When Mr.. Harrimans counsel asked for
the hearing on April 4, at which time they
want to present arguments regarding the
contention that the Union Pacific and the
Southern Pacific are not parallel and com
peting lines, it was understood by the COM
mission that il Mr.. Harriman's counsel
desired to submit additional testimony on
that date they might 90 so and also If
the commission desired to bring out any
new point It would, but that any such
additional testimony, IL at all, would be
5rief.
Asked II Mr.. Hartman was likely to go
on the stand in such event, Chairman
Knapp replied that il Mr.. Hartman de-
sired to testify he would be permitted.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
BIG SNoWSToRM IN THE EAST
Public Roads BIOckRded and the
Railroads Are Having
Trouble.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-A heavy
snowstorm, which seems TO have centered
along the New Jersey coast and eastern
Pennsylvania, visited this section today.
Snow fell continuously for fifteen hours to
a depth Of seven inches. Reports from
Atlantic City show that the fall Of snow
there was nine inches, with as great a
fau at other coast points. Throughout
Pennsylvania the storm was almost as
severe At Pottsville. fall Of eight inches
is reported and at Lockhaven there was a
fall Of ten inches. At Wilkesbarre, Scran-
ton, Allentown, Harrisburg and other points
In the eastern end of the state a similar
fall is reported and in many sections the
public roads are closed to traffic The
storm was accompanied by a high wind,
which caused drifting and trafhc on the
railroads, particularly In the mountainous
sections, was retarded.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
POSTAL CLERK ON THE CARPET
Department Objects TO Organization
of, brotherhood of Railway
Postal Clerks.

SAN FRANCIso. March 1O.-Hugh c.
shaug, a postal clerk whose run is be-
tween Los Angeles and El Paso, was noti-
hed yesterday by Division Superintendent
Stephens Of the railway mail service that
he would be given three days TO show
cause why he should not be suspended.
shaug was an active promoter of the
brotherhood Of Railway Postal Clerks, and
induced many Of the men OF the local
division to join the order His conduct
is declared by his superiors TO be preju-
diciaI TO the discipline OF the service,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
MANY SAVED FROM SUICIDE
Salvation Army OmciaI Declares New
Bureau iE Accomplishing
Good Work.

NEW YORK, March 10.-Commander Miss
Booth of the Salvation Army, as a result
OF an analysis OF the work accomplished
during the ten days OF its existence in this
city, announced today that the antisuicide
bureau Of the army had successfully passed
the experimental stage and that It would
now be added as permanent feature OF
the organization in this country Since its
inception the new departure, It was stated.
had saved many men and women from self
destruction and proved OF assistance to a
large number.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
THIRTY-FOUR DROWN IN SEA
German Cargo steamer and TrawIer
Sink DuFing a Heavy
Gale.

BERLIN, March IA dispatch from
CuNhaven reports the loss Of thirty-four
lives by the laundering OF two vessels-a
German cargo steamer, the George Wottern
and a trawler-during a heavy gale in the
North sea. The dispatch says no further
details have been received. but that It is
believed those drowned comprised all
aboard both vessels.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
NO NEWS FROM NICARAGUA
NiearaEuan Minister Are in
the Dnrk.

WASHINGTON. March io-No additional
advices were received today by either the
State department or the Niearaguan min
lister, Mr.. Corea, regarding the conflict
between Honduras and Nicaragua. secre-
tary Root called at the White House twice
during the day. but the subject under dis
cussion was not revealed.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT is BETTER
out OF Danger Unless Weakened Con.
dition should COmpIieate
His Case.

WASHINGTON, March 10 Marked i'm
provement was shown To-Day IN the condi-
tion OF Archie Roosevelt. the presidents 3
son who Is m with diphtberia. No oficial
bulletins were issued today. Surgeon Cen
eral Rixey this evening expressed the
opinion that Archie was practically out
Of danger 50 far as the diphtheria is con-
cened' but that the disease had left him
IN somewhat weakened condition. He
added. however, thae II no complications
set IN the boy should be well IN two or
three week.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11

Ell PASO, Tex, March l0-Au five OF
the women bull fighters whose farewell an
pearances IN the ring was the attraction
noon we're injured BY being gored on tossed
by the bulls. Only one, however was seri-
ously injured-Senorita Herrera but her
persons witnessed the exciting contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11

High school building at Norfolk. valued
between $4,000 and s5O,OOO burns, with
only $4,000 Insurance Page
Damage suit growing out Of the Nc
Carthy campaign four years ago, is de-
cided in favor Of the defendant. who was
we'd for libel for publication of defense
y Mccarthy against charges made by op-
ATS. rage q
zoe county authorities attach refrig-
srator car Of Norris & Co. on claim for
unpaid taxes. Page q
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
InvestigatInE Ruers Attorneys.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1Os-The mem
bers OF the grand jury yesterday began an
torneys and friends OF Abraham Ruef, TO
learn II they had knowledge Of his where
abouts at the time they declared under
oath they had no knowledge OF his move
ments.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, March 1O.-The NIL
waukee Gas Light company, one OF the
properties OF the McMillin syndicate Of
In Milwaukee will all be on the SO-cent
basis. Hitherto Illuminating gas has been
sold at 81 and fuel gas AZ 30 cents net,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11

Henry Leeds,
NeEro shoots Omeer and 10 KiIIed.

AMERICUB, Ca, March 10. William
Reese, a negro, seriously wounded Police
himself tonight surrounded IN house and
killed Reese made a desperate resistance
succeeding In slightly wounding Policeman
Villa
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
=EcYsLATIvE.
NEBRASKA

Governor Sheldon comes out unequivo-
cally for the terminal taxation bill and
gives his reasons Page /
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
FHB wEArHBR.

FORECAST FOR NEBRAsKA--Fair
Monday and warmer in east portion; Tues
day fair
FORECAST FOR IOWA-Partly cloudy
and warmer Monday; Tuesday partly
cloudy.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11

Robert weidensall, returned from tour
OF globe in interests of Young Mems
Christian association. tells Of holding
prayer meeting with Bryan and family on
Mount of Olives. standing on very spot
whence Christ ascended to Heaven. Also
lectures at the Young Mems Christian as
scciation I'm afternoon. Page
Reports from high official sources gives
information that railroads in Nebraska
affected by 2-cent law are preparing to
contest its validity in the courts. basing
their action primarily on the ground the
law Is conhscatory. Page ]
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
NEBRASKA is IN THE LIMELIGHF
other People and Press Are Talking
Mnch ~ I.ncnI Conditions

other People and Press Are Talking
Much OF Local Conditions.
The brilliant glow OF the calcium Is re-
iecting I'm the face OF Nebraska Just now,
for the state is directly In the blazing
nme-light OF publicity" as a result OF the
enaotment OF the 2-cent law and the rail-
roads subsequent actions. People and
papers In many cities over the country have
taken up the situation for study and COM
nenC Here is an editorial clipped from the
columns OF the Chicago Tribune:
RETALIATION.
, The Nebraska legislature has made 2
cents a mile the maximum passenger fare.
Tile Nebraska railroads have retaliated by
abolFhing all classes OF reduced fares.
There has been some travel on their lines
for less than cents mile. There have
been reduced rates for excursions, conVen-
tons. fairs, clergymen, homeseekers and
theatrical PEOPLE There have been some
commute tion rates. All have been abolished.
SO the 2-eent law 10 not an unalloyed
more FOR their transportation than they
have been IN the habit OF paying and they
win grumble But for the majority the
rates viii be reduced.
II the railroads had believed that they
could convince a court that a 2-cent fare
ably have gone 20 law over Il. Their
action seems 10 indicate that they had
-n~re doubts on that point. and deemed n
'-or to accept that rate aud make all the
they could under Il, II Is possible
.ho same policy may he adopted IN
rtates which have recently enacted
are laws.
,htiees the people of Nebraska, taker
,-iect'vely' WI not pay 20 much for trans
fContinued an second pareA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
DOMESTIC.
steamer La Sa

French line steamer La saYoie arrives
in New York after a most stormy passage
in which huge wave sweeps over ship,
smashing doors and flooding the cabins
and staterooms. Page i
Harry K Thaw passes busy Sunday
receiving council and writing letters. At
torneys in the case active preparing for
hearing today. Page 1
Strike of street railway men stops most
of the cars at Louisville. Page
White robed choir which was feature Of
services at Zion during Dowie's ascend
ancy but which was discontinued when
he was deposed, to sing at his funeral.
Page
Presence OF mind of evangelist prevents
panic when fire breaks out>in Aberdeen
auditorium. which is crowded with peo-
pie. Page i
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
DEATH RECORD.
John Martin Larnon.

The body Of John Martin Larson, who
died at st. Francis hospital, Colorado
Springs. Saturday morning from pneu-
monia. has been sent on its way to Omaha
in charge of members of the Brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmen, and funeral ser
Woes win be held at the home OF his fam
ily n6 North Twenty-third street, at /
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, after which
It will be taken to Murray Ia, his old
home, for burial, Leroy Triplett Of Lake
Wilson, MINI, father of Mrs. Larson, and
Mrs. William Langdon, her aunt, arrived
Sunday 20 be present at the funeral
Larson was IS years Of age and came to
Omaha in 1897, being employed In the yards
OF the Missouri Pacific and Burlington rail-
roads for seven years, when he went to
Colorado Springs as night yardmaster for
the Santa Fe He was a member OF the
trainmens brotherhood and an odd Eel
low, both OF which orders will have rep
resentatives at the obsequles. He leaves a
wife and s-year-old daughter. The funeral
party will leave for Murray at 4 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Intimate Friend of Dickens.
PAOLA, Kan, March iO.-John Turner
who was intimately acquainted with Charles
Dickens. the author, died at his home here
today, aged 81 years He was born In
York, England, and early in life entered
the British navy. He Witnessed the corona
ton OF Queen Victoria.
Henry Leeds.
TOPEKA, Kan, March 1O.-Henry Leeds
archdeacon OF the Kansas diocese OF the
Episcopal church. died here today OF heart
failure, aged 4S years. He was a native Of
ireland.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11

TEST TWO-CENT ACT
Fight viii Be Made In Courts by the
Railroads Of Nebraska
SUCH IS REPORT FROM HIGH OFFICIALS
'sLOOal Attorneys Are Unable to Confirm It
at This Time, HswsVsE
SAY ROADS MEAN TO GIVE LAW FAIR TRIAL
Report Of Contest Gays cOn6sostory Plea
Will Be Basis Of Action.
OTHER LEGISLATURES ON SIMILAR BILLS
Belief Exists This is Merely Ruse to
FOrestan Passage of Two
Cent Laws in other
states.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11

tc0atinuod On second Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-11
SUMMARY OF THE BEE

Monday. March II. 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
@mnScr6arc Hcttnng.

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lang unter Sen Griimmern zines
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nodg jeOe Spur, ltno eS miro ungc.
nommerL Bob er bel sen ipGteren 9lli.
rcummgSor6eiten ais 2ei6e geilln-
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@efGngniB ni6t ril6ren uno rcgen
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bon leinem &omeroocn mille.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Der r&f nm baS @apOrsamH in
Nelusg)Drf.

9Sew Dorf, s. Son.- SSn 0ent
Brp5elIc neId)en @enerolanipdlt
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bonn Obergeridt oltSgciteGten 9efe9lS
S6ritte, ii1 ser perl6icoenen
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falten wilroen allfgeillnoen, nell Der.
liegelt utO bonn @encralannalt ser
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Gontrits gegtll McGItllan an beri1ie.
oenCn Bunften auibemabrt mlroen,
81 er5uingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Tas nnubcrmc Siun.

G6icaga 8. San. - Sion Gitp,
Scr ebemolige &ir6enitoot ocs @r.
oG~rop6eten" Sobn Nleraltoer Golpie,
miro priuaten geidGftli6en Inter.
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Comics Nodfol0er. offi5iea befol,nt
gegeben bat. Sabre lang luor cs ei-
1es ser @runoprin5ipien 9omie'S &c.
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mllll9en in 0enl bon inn g%e9riinoa-
ten Sion Gitp llpter Gontrole ieiller
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sip feitbolten, bod mndbte li6 cine 10
ltorfe Stromung gegen bas &ir6en-
Gegime gelteno, baB CT ge5lpungell
luar, iid Dem @iqen Der Mebrbeit
81 beugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Sunntaesbicr III ct. 9unis.

ct. 2ouiS s, Mo, s.. San. = Gor
Gi6ter s. .. 9iibop bonn &reisgc-
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9liiociotion 81 o%erbinOern. Ger Be
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len, naboem Die Eoli5ei IN OemGlub-
lofole cine Ha55ia u1lternommen unO
orei Yerionen perboftet bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Ins Dem sTSaacgea MarDlanb's NIB
Den angrcn5cnbcn Staatcn.
0nr6 &ppfi6 mcr5en Sui
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men bate, iuel6es bon elmer Mn5ei,
gen " Igcntur IN ieiner @o1nung &c.
lalien moroen mar.
@ef1brli6 perlebt.
Sr. 30. S. MiQer, Senior-Mitglieb
Scr 9ranntlpeinbrenller : Sirma so.
S. WiQer II. Sobn 81 Mccibent, @ar-
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flag Ibellb bonn Seuboben berab urtb
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gllte Matraten gcfG6rlidl.

Bortlon0, Me., s.. Snn.- Sci
benz StaotS = @eI misunderstanding 1in0
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IiG in ser Sod)c fir nidt 5nitGnoig
erfl1rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
ScrmiIdtc tclcsrapbiidc 9cpcidcm

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
ltnanfseflartc SrasDOic.

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ten So6r5e6nt ser S6ouplaB elmer
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len lit. Sic mo6nte nit i6rer 9tiiiiten-
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mltugaIoS, ais lie nnd 0cm G~ooieoelt=
Str. -Soipital ge6ra6t pltroe.
George Solen, ein an Ser Gde Der
Columbus Mpemte lt1o ser 81. Str.
etoblirter 9lllmenbG0ler, mllr0e Ourf
Die 9ruit gei6olien unO oud CT i6ien
nit Dem 3oOe SIT ringer, oils er nad)
6em Soipital 9e6ro6t wuroc. Die go
li5ei ser Hepieriuot1e al ser @elt CT.
StroBe nabin i'm in &aft. DuS pierte
Spfer 0eS 9lutboOeS lit Elm Wnnn,
Nomens 6re0. 9ergr1onn, Oeiien
Sails S6nittmun6en oitfpeiit. Seine
&%erlebuhgen iino nidt tootli6.
@erii6trueiIe oerlmltet, Dob Salon
mad einen Deitigelt @ortmediel nit
Srall @eioman einen &epolper ge5os
gen mo iie nieoergel9oiien ba6e. Ga
oitber Ser crmorOeten Sro1 ltllO oeli
Orei S%erluun6eten m16reno oes Strei-
ties Niernarub in Der @o6nilng gene
len 5lt Iein i6eilt, unO oo fei1er Der
&ermltnOeten I'M Stonoe lit, galsfunit
81 ertbeilen, lit eS ltift unm0gli6,
ooB ser pa6re Sad)oerbalt Oieier Ifs
faire i~iberbaltpt ni6t oufgefldrt mer-
Den fultn.
(SpGter.) - 8ie es GeiBt, ia
6en 6nQolb 8ergmotn 1rtb Sri. 9fa-
sci g(itsIi6ten olf @enehtng. Salon
ioa 6rau @eiornan %9et0otet, Die 5tpei
anOeren 8erionen permunoet uno iid
5alln iclblt gei6oIjen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
SplSatem bes Mifabo amf Saiuaii.

Sono luI 1t, s. San. - Sbgleid
Der sr0Bte Sbeil Der 100 Sapaner, sic
nit Dem .Gbiruia" bier onfamen, als
arbeiter flaiiiii5irt moren, bot iih
feiller oeriel6et aui oie Ylantogen be-
geben. Man entoefte, OaB uiele Der
2ellte ebenlalige Soloaten oes Mifabo
marelp unb ibre Uniform init iid ge-
bradt baben. sic mobnen i'm orienta-
lieiiiiden Nltarticr 5erltrelt.