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Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Bishop Adams a. 81. Andreu,ls.

Bishop William r.. Adams Of Easton.
Md. addressed large congregation in
ST. Andrews Church to-day it being the
closing service OF the noon-day Lonton
series for business people. Bishop Adams
selected his text from tho Psllms-"Keen
thou me from preslmptuous SINS lest they
get the dominion over mo-" He said that
the source Of acton Is In the faculties u
understandings affection and w.ll and sins
grew from each. Sins Of Ignorance may be
traced to the understanding, sins OF in
nrmity TO the Affections and sins Of tho
viii are presumptuous sins.
in closing Bishop Adams emphasized the
danger Of wilfm shining for at one stroke
Il seems to get control Of thoughts, feel
ings and actions.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
FIRST MEETING OF.
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Called by Mayor Wilson For
This Afternoon For In
formal Conference

Mayor Horace Wilson has called a
meeting Of the new City Executive
Board provided for under the new
amendments to the city charter, for g
o'clock this afternoon. The conference
viii be of an Informal nature and Il
may be that an the heads OF the de-
partments, who comprise the board,
win not be present.
Plans for organizing the board will
he discuss "a. and within a few days It
IS expected that a formal meeting win
be called by the mayor. The body
win then get down to business.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
STEAMER WITH 1888 ON
BOARD LOST AT SEA
Seal Fishing Boat Wrecked Off the Coast of
New FoundIand Another Boat Refused
to Rescue the Crew

Word Of the disaster was brought
here by the steamer Grand Lake, which
is also engaged IN sealing industry.
Captain Knee reported that after the
accident to the Greenland her captain
asked that 100 Of his crew be taken
aboard the steamer Diana, but the
master Of that vessel declined because
OF insufficient accommodations
Shortly afterward the sszeezland was
blown to sea. helpless. ana 6=sappeared.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
ROLLLR SKATING
POIS0NS HIS HEEL

Suffering with bloodpoisonlng, caused
by roller skating, william A. Gum. sd.
OF Selbyvllle, Is in % serious condition
In the Medlco-Chi Hospital. IN Phila-
delphia. His grandfather William A.
Gum. stopped of I'm this city to-day
after visiting the lad.
Constant skating irritated the little
fellows heel and dye from his stocking
caused the blood poisoning. Professor
Shoemaker is treating the boy and ex-
poets TO save his foot.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.
ST: JOHNS, n. T., March 2S.-Re-
ports received here state that the
steamer Greenland, with 1873 men
aboard, has been lost or the coast Of
New Foundland. The Greenland has
been seal fishing and broke her main
Ihaft during a storm last Saturday. She
Mas driven seaward by blizzard on
sunday and has not been seen by other
Passels OF the feet since.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Trainmen Killed and soaIded.

BY Our Own Wire, Publishers Press.
WARREN, Ohio, March 2S-A freight
engine on the Pittsburg, Youngstown
and Ashtabula division of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad blew up to-day while
running north of Oakland Station, Ohio,
killing Engineer Watson. of Ashtabula,
and perhaps fatally scalding the fire.
man and two brakemen. The train Of
twelve cars was ditched.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Ievv court Exempts TaxabIes.

Levy Court met this morning and
transferred Richard Maloney from the
First district to the Second district or
northern district A resolution was also
adopted striking out the stock assess
ment of S45O levied against Robert
Smith. Of the southern district. The
remainder Of the session was devoted to
going over the assessment books.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
RasehaII Man iKIIs HimseIf.

BY Our Own Wire, Publishers Press.
BOSTON. March 2S.-Word has just
been received here that Chick Stahl,
who recently resigned as manager of
the Boston American League baseball
team, committed suicide to-day at West
Baden, Ind.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
GOOD FRIDAY
NOT HOLIDAY
Delaware Does Not Recognize
1t as Such and Business
Will Not Stop

Good Friday. not being a legal holi-
day in Delaware, the banks. public
buildings and government offices viii
not be closed.
The mail collections and deliveries
will be made as usual and business
will go on as on any other day.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
TELLS
OF KIDNAPPING

Postmaster Conrad to-day received a
lengthy anonymous letter which may
have some bearing in the Marvin kid
mapping case Without giving out the
contents of the Letter, he sent it to the
Philadelphia Office of the Pinkei,on
Detective Agency.
Continued on Second Pake.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
80 49, KilIs 50

SPRINGFIELD. H., March 2s.-His love
for a schoolgirl of his own age, Miss
Nina Hooker. together with the thought
that rival lover had alienated her affec-
tions. caused Warren Fulton fifteen years
old to shoot himself last night He died
Instantly.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Moro Pastoral Changes.

Some further pastoral changes have
been made by Bishop Berry as re.
suit OF the retention OF the Rev. r. C..
Mcsorlcy as pastor of the Methodist
Church az Townsend. The Rev. J. y.
Outten who was assigned by the Bishop
tc Townsend Is shifted 70 Kent Island,
and the Rev. Dr. c. S. Baker is moved 10
ST. Michaers. Md. at tho request OF the
CONGREGATION there
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
GREAT NORTHERN
MAY ISSUE STOCK

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
ST. PACL March 2s.-By a decision
handed down to-day by the Supreme
Court Of Minnesota, the Great Northern
Railway Company may issue the $780,,
GOO 900 Of stock. the offer Of which was
made to the stockholders December 12
last without getting authority from the
state Railroad and Warehouse Commits
cfou
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
sherifFs Office Has Few SALAD.

Deputy Sheriff David P. Hutchinson
sold at the National Hotel, at Middle
town. this morning the property known
as the Evergreen Farm, formerly be-
longing to Mary B. Lee. deceased. But
one sale is scheduled to take place at
tn Court House this week. it to be cried
on Saturday morning.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
STOCK QUOTATIONS
ONE O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS
From Scott & Co. Wilmington.


Anal. Copper Co.. .... .... ...... ......S5
American Smelling Com .............1l3
American Sugar Refining. o.. ....12i
Acth. Top. and Santa Fe Com .s7is
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe Pref ... a3
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. e. ..........igit
Baltimore ard Ohio ..... .... .... O.. ... .g5ss
Canada Southern ..... o.. ISL
Chicago CT. Western ....... .........18&
chesapeake and ohio ... $3.50. &C.. .... 1914
Chicago and Alton. ..... ..... ....... .15ih
Chicago and Northwest ..... 90. ...145ik
Chicago. MIL and St. Paul COM. 1874
Delaware and Hudson ....... o. ......17sis
Delaware. Iackawanna and Western 455
Erie ..... ..... ........... .........-...23ii
Erie LIST Pref ... o.. e.. .............. .5Sii
Illinois Central ..... p. .... .... .....1ii9.
Louisville and Nashville ....... ......li5
Interb. Met Com. .. 81. q. e. ............24
1nterb. Met. Pfrd.. ..... o. .............. .56iA
Manhattan Cons 90. ....... ..........1si
Missouri Pacific see. ... ................12is
Mo-. Kansas and Texas Pfrd ....... SIS
National Lead Com O.. ....... o.. .....H
n. Y. Central and Hudson Ex Div....ii5h
n. " Ontario and Western ...... ......s6
Norfolk and Western Com ....... ......15i6
Northern Pacific Com O.. .......... ....122as
Pacific Mail ....... .... ... ........ ....2iis
Pennsylvania Railroad Company ....1-0A
Peoples Gas ..... ...... .. ...........S7ai
Reading g.. ..... ..... ..................l0lai
Reading 1st Pfrd ... ..................s0
Reading End Pfrd see. -. -. ......SO
Rock Island Com ...... ... ............ 1884
Rock Island Pref ..... -. ..... ......45
Southern Pacific ...-.....7Sii
Southern Railway Com .... ..... .....2i4
Texas and Pacific ..-.. .........-.....25ia
Tennessee Coal and Iron Co ..........135
Union Pacific Com ..-.. 90. .........13l7s
Z. s Steel Com ....... ............----..SS5s
u s Steel Pfrd ..... ...... .96it
Wabash Com So. ....-.........l3
Wabash Pfrd -... ...............2 .22is
Western Union .... -....-.-....79ss
Great Nor Pfd ... ......-- .. - ......l2e5z
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
duPont RuiIdina Nears ocmpIetion.

Mechanics are busily engaged in put
ting the finishing touches on the new
DUPONT Building, at Tenth and Market
streets and within a few days the mas
sive plate glass windows will be placed
in position in the first floor front, it
having already arrived.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28

Letters Of Administration Granted.
In the Office Of the register of wills
his morning letters Of administration
we're granted on the estate of Charles
Srier to Elizabeth e. Christopher.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
RalIroad Men IloId Meetina.

At their Office in this city to-day the
directors of the Maryland Delaware
and Virginia railroad held their annual
meeting transacting a considerable
volume OF routine business. No change
was made so far as the officers or di-
rectors were concerned. those having
served during the past year being
unanimously reelected.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Wants 10 ne Milk Inspeotor.

William Stafford. OF the First ward.
to-day announced his candidacy for the
office of milk inspector. City Council
tO-night will choose the inspector.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
oovernor In PhiIadelnhIa.

Governor Lea went TO Philadelphia
to-day on private business. The Cow
ernor has been suffering from cold for
several days.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Local Firm Gets Contract.

The Charles Warner Company has re-
ceived the contract 10 supply the govern
ment with 1910 sacks OF cement. q be
delivered at Forts DUPONT and Mott al
the price OF ssseFo-1o.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
peath of M. Reba ]. Pyle.

Mrs. Reba J. Pyle. wife of Frank
Pyle, aged 2S years, died to-day IN
She was a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Blest, Of this
city
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
CIass for confirmatlon.

class in Calvary p. e. Church this even
ing.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
uisitinn In New York.

Mrs. Charles e. OFT and her son,
Leon. are visiting relatives in New
York. They will return TO Whining
ton next week.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
FIND new TRAIL
OF MARVIN BOY?
Lynn, Mass, Police Believe
Child is Held in Woods
Near There
MAN AND WOMAN
UNDER SUSPICION

LYNN, Mass. March 2S- Believing
that four-year-old Horace Marvin, who
was kidnapped from pover. is held
captive in this city. the Lynn police
force are continuing their search for
two rough looking foreigners who are
supposed to be his ahluctors.
Thomas W. Gardiner a wealthy
manufacturer Of this city Is sure he
SAW the little Marvin boy in car
coming from Boston. Mr. Gardiner
boarded the car On West lynn. and
among the passengers he noticed a
dark comDlexioned man and woman.
They We're rough looking and very
shahbily attired With them was a
small fair faced and light haired
American child between three and
four years old, wearing a long brown
plush coat. The child was pale
frightened and seemed very fretful
much to the annoyance of the man and
woman, who seemed particular about
keeping him quiet.
Another noticeable fact was that the
man kept the child carefully concealed
from the view OF other passengers,
while the woman paid ,itile or no at-
tcntion TO the child.
MT Gardiner being familiar with the
Marvin kidnapping case, having seen
pictures OF the boy in the newspapers.
became suspicious and ON leaving the
car he notified the police.
Police officials ON hearing the report
Immediately notified an officers TO be
on the alert and detailed special police
men to watch AN cars going TO Lynn
Woods. where Il is thought the boy is
now captive I'm some camp or unoc-
cupied house.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, March 2S-
According TO the statements made by
detectives. a child resembling Horace
Marvin. Jr., who disappeared from his
home in Dover. Del. on March 4, has
been seen here by several persons; hut
when an effort was made to examine
the child ne had disappeared under
rather mysterious circumstances.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28

Mrs. Browns Condition Improved.
Mrs. Harry A. Brown, wife OF Levy
Courtman Brown, who was recently
operated on, was reported much inn
proved to-day. Her ultimate recovery
is now expected.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28
Carlisle FuneraI.

Bishop Coleman conducted the funeral
services over the remains of Mrs. Carlisle
at Newport this morning.
Evening journal., 1907-03-28

SUBSCRIBERS TO THE EVENING
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ORDER THAT THEIR PAPER MAY
BE DELIVERED PROMPTLY TO
THE NEW ADDRESS.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-04
HIGH FINANCE INSURANCE
Application for Receiver of Excelsior
Company of New York
Shows Methods.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3-Application for the
appointment Of a receiver for the Excelsior
Fire Insurance company Is about to be
made By Attorney General Jackson, ac-
cording TO a statement given out by him
today. The Excelsior was recently organ
ized by Howard Maxwell, William Cow,
John G. Jenkins. Frank w. Doolittle and
others, and was fiuanoed through the Bor-
ough and Oriental banks. Maxwell who
was president of the Borough bank before
the crash Of a month ago, killed himself
after he had been indicted, following an
investigation OF the affairs OF that insti-
tuition. Cow, who was the principal
stock holderyin the Borough bank, Is now
under indictment as a result OF the same
investigation described by the attorney
general in his statement as ian interesting
operation in high finance" He declares
that the company was organized to a con-
siderable extent on fictitious credits. The
upon which the attorney gem
eral viii act was laid before him by Super
intendent OF Insurance Kelsey. The at
torney general declares that the company's
was secured through the il-
ing with the superintendent OF insurance
Of what Is charged to be a false report,
and that the full capital stock and sur
plus OF $4,000 had not been paid In at
the time as required by statute OF the
$500. 900, which was claimed to have been
deposited in the Borough and Oriental
banks, the attorney general maintains that
only $500 represented real money. the
remainder being in the form OF loans
prohibited by the statute.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-04
KAATz AND ONE FUR MUFF
Indictment of Head of Chicago bank
inE Firm Caused by
Furrier.

CHICAGO, Dec. a-When Miss A. z.
Mayer. q years old. came from St. Joseph,
Mo, 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Rudolph
Kaatz. 44S5 Prairie avenue, she found the
Chicago weather so cold that 1t was neces-
sary for her to buy a fur scarf.
According to the version Of her brother
in-law. who Is head OF the banking firm
OF B. Kaatz Co., Miss Mayer bought a
fur collar OF Nathan Gross, Q FOrty-thlrd
street furrier. with the understanding she
should pay S down and return the garment
II not satisfactory. She did 80, but could
not get her money back. Mr. Kaatz says
he went TO Gross store and demanded the
money and alleges that Gross pulled" a
revolver on him Kaatz hurriedly got out
OF range and grabbed some other furs as
he rushed out He says he afterwards re-
turned these. but Gross alleged that RaatE
kept a 80 muff. and had him arrested and
held TO the grand jury under 500 bonds on
that charY
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-04
DULUTH UNIONS IN CONTEST
Contractors Lock out Employees who
Refuse 90 FOrswehr Allegiance
to Trades Alliance.

DULUTH, MINI. Dec. S.-Duluth Is now
involved in a fight for the open shop in
the building trades. About 1.5Oo men have
been locked out by the contractors. The
trouble Is the result OF the employment
Of nOnunion men by the American Bridge
company, which held the contract for the
steel work on a new ONCE building. The
building trades alliance threatened to call
out ali union men empoyed on the build
ing. The contractors anticipated their
move and locked out ali men who refused
to forswear their allegiance TO the al
lance. The hght is dirscted against the
alliance rather than the unions. ana the
contractors intend to break up that body,
II possible. claiming that It Is arbitrary
and unfair in its methods.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-04

Captain II. p. Palmer chosen vice pres
ident of Board OF Managers of Soldiers
home Patronage war between South Da-
kota senators breaks out afresh. Ne
braska senators also differ over new coll
lector OF internal revenue Page u
Both house and senate at washington
listen to the reading of the presidents $
message and adjourn. Speaker Cannon an
nounced the personnel of the committee
on banks and currency, Representative
Fowler remaining chairman. Page
Jury in the Bradley case returns a
verdict OF acquittal. Page a
All hope of finding entombed miners
alive at the Naomi mine has been
abandoned and the work of rescue pro
ceeds with difficulty. PaRo q
Passengers of the steamer Mount Tenn
pie were rescued with difficulty by the
life saving crew and helping vessels.
Viscount Aoki has been summoned %
Japan to give information concerning the
immigration question and probable legis-
lation. Page
Court of appeals holds the Texas re-
ceivership of the waters-Pierce company
is valid and may be prosecuted under
the state law. Page
Foreigners are swarming to New
York for the voyage to their native
shores Page
Duluth labor unions are in contest with
the contractors over building operations
and the employment OF union labor.
Page i
NEBRASKA.
The STATE mission files a
report OF $50 pages setting forth what
they have done. Other boards report to
governor. Page 3
Clerk OF woodmen Of the World lodge
at Nebraska City missinR and said to De
short In his accounts. Page
c. H. Nelson. sentenced to the peniten-
tiary on burglary charge from Platte
county. claims to be Norwegian citizen.
Page .
FoRn10N.
Secretary Taft arrives in st. Petersburg
and makes many official calls, his visit
attracting lively interest PagO 1
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Port. Arrived Sailed.
ROTTERDAM -. Rotterdam ....... .kherson
,CIIRIsTIANs' ND United States
ANTWERP ....s iceland .........
MOVILLE ....,.. California
PLYMOUTH ..... Kaiser W. II -. Pennsylvania
CHERBOURo Phisdelphia
QUEENS TOWN Lustania
HAVRE ......... Florida
MARsEIIsIaEs .,.Algeria ..........
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-04
ATTORNEY PLEADS WITH JURY
Ford Prosecution at san FranciseO
Brings FeFvid Appeals from
Lawyers.

Moore this morning concluded his argument
began last night for the defense IN the case
OF Trey L. Ford general counsel for the
United Railways, charged with bribery. He
was followed by Assistant District Attorney
Frank J. Heney In the closing address for
the prosecution. Moore maintained that
even II Ford had paid Abraham Ruef ioOO.-
90 there was nothing to indicate that II
had been paid for corrupt purposes Moore
closed with an impassioned appeal 20 the
jury 70 acquit the defendant
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-04
@AoN SUMMONED BACK HOME
Government Desires to Learn Accu-
rately Feeling OF United states
ON Migration.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 5. - Ambassador
Aoki has been summoned TO Japan by his
government to explain personally and in
detail the precise situation In this country
IN regard to the Japanese immigration
problem.
The ambassador has been making very
careful inquiry on his own account and
through tho various Japanese consular Of
hcers into the extent of the reported race
feeling existing in some sections of the
United States towards Japanese immi-
grants. Already Pfrun Ishh. one Of the
secretaries OF tks Japanese Interior de-
partment, has made an Investigation Of
conditions existing not only in California
Oregon and washington, but also in Brit
ish Columbia on the north upon which he
has based a special report to his govern
ment
1t is believed the purpose of the Japanese
government IN summoning Viscount AHki
to Toxic is to secure from him information
which Baron Ishii could not possibly have
acquired during his short stay in America
regarding the attitude of the administration
here, with particular reference to the
measures which have recently been applied
by the japanese government TO restrict the
departure from Japan for America Of the
NoOiio SAeAncAies fAiho biS oabaiiSsS boNcIn-
ment desires prudent forecast of the like
lihood of congressional action in the direc-
ton OF legislation providing for the exclu-
sion OF Japanese immigration
At the Japanese embassy It is stated that
the ambassador viii probably proceed for
TOXIC by way Of San Francisco or Vic
toria in about fortnight, q fact OF which
he yesterday notified the president and
Secretary Root. There is no intimation
that he is not to return to Washington.
During his absence Mr.. Miyoaka, the coun-
sellor Of the embassy, will be in charge OF
its affsirA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-04
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TO The CONGRESS
Gives Annual Review Of the State Of
Public Affairs.

Gives Annual Review of the State Of
Public Affairs.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR LAWS
Statutes Required to Govern New
Conditions Suggested.
as TO PREDATORY WEALTH
President Reiterates Former Utter.
anCes on All-AbsOrbins Topic.
CONTROL OF CORPORATIONS VITAL
Matter is Presented squarely on Lines
Previously Laid Down.
CAUSE OF LABOR IS CONSIDERED
Abuse Of Injunctions and Universal
Eght-Hour Day
CONSERVE NATIONAL RESOURCES
Protection for Forests, Mines and
Ranges Urged on Congress.
INLAND NAVIGATION IS FAVORED
Special Message on This Point to Be
Sent Later.
CONSIDERATION FOR THE FARMER
Action to Protect Grain and Live
Stock Industries.
OTHER SUGGESTIONS ARE MADE
Postal Savings Banks, Better Foreign
Mail Service, Army and Navy At
fairs and Foreign Relations
Are Considered.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-04
TROLLEY CAR JUMPS TRACK
Five Persons May he injured Fatally
at DaytOn Owing to
Runaway.

DAYTON, o., Dec. s.-over a score OF
persons, mostly women from Xenia, were
more or less seriously injured today when
Dayton and Xenia traction car got beyond
control OF the motorman on steep hill
east OF this city and overturned at a curve
The injured were brought TO Dayton hos
pitfalls In ambuiances.
Those whose injuries may prove fatal
are:
Mrs. r. A. Wentel
Mary Roman.
Mrs. Charles EplndeIl.
Mrs. John Godfrey
Mrs. George Jeffries
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-04
TEXAS RECElVERSHlP VALID
Court OF Appeals Decides state Courts
Have Jurisdietion in Waters
Pierce Case.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. S-The United
states court OF appeals. sitting here today,
handed down g decision reversing the de-
cision OF the United States circuit court
at Sherman. Tex, In the case OF the
Waters-Pierce on company. and giving the
Texas state courts jurisdiction in the mat
ter Applications were made In both state
and federal courts for a receivership and
the United States circuit court at Sherman
appointed receiver and held that a state
court had no jurisdiction and that while
the federal court al Sherman suspended
the reesivership Of the state court. It did
not abolish Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-04
FOREIGNERS SWARMING HOME
Fifty Thousand Now in New York
Awaiting transportation
Across Water.

ST LOUIS. Mo-. Dec. s.-Hundreds OF
foreign workmen in 81. Louis and suburbs
who have been discharged on account Of
financial stringency, are departing for their
native countries The agents of every
steamship company in st. Louis are over
whelmed with demands for steerage trans
portation. and 1t is estimated at least
$500 foreigners have departed during the
last two weeks.
Local steamship agents have been no.
tiied not TO sell tickets for passage under
eight days from date, as something like
5000 foreigners are now in New York to
embark for home and every European
hound ship is crowded. The exodus is gen.
erai from st. Louis. East ST. Louis. Gran
tie city, Madison and Venice.