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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-09-28
Special Notices.

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Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
BAILErS CASE DEBATED
Attempt of Senator'S Friends to Rush
Resolution Through Senate
Fails.

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 14-The Texas senate
remained in session until 10:S0 O'Clock to-
night debating the resolution to investigate
Senator Bailey's alleged connection with
the Waters-Pierce Oil company.
1t was the understanding that the senate
would not consider the matter in any form
until this afternoon and then only in COM
mittee for future action by the senate.
Early this morning. however. the investiga-
tion resolution was called from the COM
mittee and substitute offered providing
for the appointment of a committee to as
certain as to whether or not an investiga-
ton was In any degree necessary.
Having a majority Of one vote, the Bailey
forces attempted to rush the substitute
resolution to adoption, but the extended
debate prevented. Their effort will be re-
newed tomorrow.
The house spent the day in discussing the
joint resolution of Saturday, which allows
each side four hours OF discussion before
final vote on the Bailey investigation.
Adjournment was made without a vote
being reached.
The resolution providing an investiga-
ton cannot be decided before Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
SHAW ON MERCHANT MARINE
Secretary of Treasury Addresses Har-
ward students on Need of Better
Export Facilities.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. i4-The need
OF merchant marine as a means to the
greater commercial development of the
United states was urged this afternoon by
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie NJ. Shaw,
In an address to Harvard students on "Evo-
luton OF Self-government."
The Philippine islands, which are ours, Z"
said the secretary, Hawaii which is ours,
and an isthmian canal which is going to
be ours plus merchant marine, which we
must have. will enable us to send our
matchless products Of farm and factory to
every cline and into every port.
our commanding position among the ma
tions of the world, our opportunities to se-
cure fair share of the commerce OF South
America and South Africa will afford a
market for $780, 100000 Of imports for those
countries, of which the United States fur
nished only IL per cent and a 1900. 900 900
or imports consumed by oriental countries.
to which the United States contributes only
10 per cent. l believe the Panama canal
VIII be great factor In securing our full
share of these imports and believe we are
In great need OF a merchant marine I
do not advocate subsidy or any other
method. but l urge the necessity OF the
thing itself"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
CALIFoRNlANs in OPPOSITION
Representatives VIII Flight Bill to
Lessen RigOrs of Chinese
Exclusion Act.

wAsHTNGToN, Jan, 1.-THE house com
mittee on foreign AFFAIRS granted a hearing
today to Representatives Kahn, McKinlay
and Hayes, all OF California. the committee
named by Pacific coast representatives 70
oppose efforts to modify the Chinese ex-
elusion act and TO work for a Japanese
exclusion act.
II was stated by the Californians that
they will fight vigorously the bill under
consideration by the committee 20 amend
the Chinese exclusion act by having in
spection OF Chinese at ports In China from
which they sail, as well as In the American
ports where they land. The bill is regarded
by the Californians as a relaxation Of the
exclusion act.
The californians object TO the bill chiefly
because IL is a revision OF the act. and they
resent any revision or change. as they fear
that Il will lead 70 further relaxation OF
the exclusion act.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
BLAME FOR voLLAND WRECK
Jury Places Responsibility for Catas.
trophe on Operator and Train
Dispatcher.

ALMA, Kan. Ian. H.-J. H. Shoemaker,
the dispatcher In Topeka, and John Lynes
the operator in Volland, Kan, are both
held In a'measure responsible for the Rock
Island wreck near Volland January Z, in
which thirty-two persons were killed. by
the coroner's jury, which today finished
its investigation OF the wreck
The jury said that ShoemalSe displayed
erroneous judgment in changing the meet
ing place of the trains from Alta Vista
to Volland. John Lynes, the operator, was
negligent in his duty, the jury said. in
not displaying the proper signal to hold
second No. = at Volland.
II is not probable that any prosecutions
will follow as a result of the coroner
verdict Lynes is constructively under ar
rest, but the prosecuting attorney shows
no inclination to move against him. The
Rock Island officials have already an
nounced that they would not prosecute
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
INVESTIGATION is PROMISED
CANDLES Supporters, However, Insist
II Must Not Delay HIS
Election.


PIERRE. s. D.. Jan. 14-(Special Tele-
ram.)-With reference TO the telegram
from Senator Kittredge and Representa-
tives Burke and Martin. accepting the sug
gestlon of Senator Dillon and demanding
an immediate investigation. Senator Gam
BILE Is not in the city. but 50 far as can be
learned his friends take the position that
while they are willing that a legislative in
vestigation OF the whole congressional del
egation be held. they do not propose to al
low II to interfere in any way with the
election OF Senator Gamble on January 22
Senator Dillon, TO whom the reply Of SEN
ator Kittredge and Congressmen Burke and
Martin was sent, makes the following
statement: The insurgent leaders as 1
understand It. will at the proper time in
troduce a resolution to investigate the ON
cial acts OF the congressional delegation
senator's and congressmen-and state ofii-
cials"
Governor Crawford said: "It is a horse
play for a newspaper controversy, and no
attention should be paid to IT, The legisia-
ture can take care Of this matter for itself
and will, no doubt. at the proper time make
provision for full investigation"
Senator Cook, chairman of the republican
state committee, says: 1T is a grandstand
play and they viii no doubt be accommo-
dated at the proper time with an investga-
tion."
Senator Whsle Of Pennington county said:
'T consider the caucus settled the matter so
far as the republican members of the leg
islature are concerned"
The democratic leaders say they will not
ask for an Investigation. but that If de-
mand for such action comes from the re-
publican side they win all support 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
COLD WAVE MOVES EASTWARD
All Stations Aa Northwest Except sI
Paul Report Below Zero
Temperature.

ST. PAUL Jan 14-The cold wave pre-
vailing in the northwest Is spreading and
increasing in intensity. Every weather sta
ton in the northwest, except St Paul, re-
ports temperature below zero.
Havre, Mont, reports IS below; Battle
ford, 30 below; DEVILS Lake. SO below. and
Williston. 80 below.
The cold wave Is expected to reach St
Paul and points south tonight.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. H.-A severe bliz-
zard Is general over the greater part OF
Kansas tonight. large section OF the
state is covered with sleet and fine snow
and there is no sign Of the storm abating
The storm was accompanied by decided
drop In temperature and high wind. 1t Is
probable that the unsheltered stock will
suffer Along the lines OF the Santa Fe rail.
road the storm extends from the Colorado
line TO the eastern edge OF the state None
OF the northern half OF the state escaped
the blizzard. Railway trafic has not beer
impeded. although wires are working badly
In some places.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
FLOODS ALONG UPPER OHIO
Rivers Are Again Rising on Account
of Heavy Rain I'm Last Twenty
-Four HOurs.

PITTsBURG. Jan. 14--The high water in
the Ohio Monongahcla, Allegheny and
Youghiogheny rivers. which threatened a
serious flood In this vicinity, but which
commenced TO recede early today is again
rising on account Cf heavy rains during
the last twenty-four hours.
The food is not expected to reach serious
proportions, owing to little snow. How
ever, considerable damage is being done
along the rivers above Pittsburg. The
coal mines along the Monongahela river
are flooded and more than 5000 miners are
idle.
The effect OF the high water on the
typhoid fever situation here continues TO
cause much anxiety. Thirty-seven new
cases were reported today. DIR. James F.
Edwards. superintendent of the health
bureau. says he will ask the legislature
to pass a law compelling towns along tho
rivers OF the state to filter all water sup
piled for drinking purposes. =
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
HILL BLAMES COAL COMBINE
Says Dealers Mt Head OF Lakes RE-
fused 10 Sell to Any Except
Retailers.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Jan. 14-Blame
for the fuel famine In the northwest is
placed upon the so-called Coal trust by
Louis w. HILL vice president of the Great
Northern railroad.
In telegram to James w. Inn. giving
the result OF an investigation he Is making
here. Louis w. HIN says;
The coal dealers ~ the head OF the lakes
are very largely responsible for present
conditions. l find that in every town
parties tried to get coal In early, but they
were refused by dealers in Duluth and
Superior and were referred to the retail
dealers OF their respective towns. Dealers
did not begin placing orders for coal until
late in the fall when the wheat congestion
was on. We ran seven coal specials Sunday
night from one point ana win continue 70
do all we can to help matters.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
EIGHT PERISH IN EXPLOSION
Miner Thought to Have Fired Powder
by Flame from an Open
Lamp.

CLINTON, Ind, Jan. H.-Eigh' 3ead and
two injured miners were tske.i from mine
No. as result of an explosion this morn
ing. The dead are all foreigners.
Two hundred miners had descended this
morning. At 6;5 terrific explosion shook
the interior Of the mine. followed by clouds
Of smoke. There was rush for the bottom
Of the shaft and as rapidly as possible the
miners were hoisted to the surface.
1t is believed a miner set fire 10 keg
Of powder by a spark from his lighted
lamp, and the explosion ignited gas in the
mine. For several hours II was impossible
to enter the mine on account OF the heat
The trap doors had been blown down and
air could not circulate.
The bodies Of the dead when finally
found were badly burned and disfgured.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
wanton slayers of EIk I'm JaiI.

PINEDALB, Wyo., Jan. 14.-(SpeciaI.)-
William A. Binkley and Charles A. Purdy,
the jackson Hole tusk hunters, who were
recently apprehended in Los Angeles, Cal.
for illegally shipping elks heads. teeth and
other game trophies out OF the state, and
held under 5000 bonds each. have been
placed in jail here to await their trial at
the spring term OF the federal court in
Idaho It il estimated that over 500 elk
were killed by the band of marauders and
the bodies allowed to rot where they had
been killed. A large amount OF trophies
was discovered in beer kegs.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
MORE ANTI-RAILROAD MEASURES
Bills Limiting working Hours and
validating Conanaiaainn,. Ordera.

Bills Limiting working Hours and
validating Commissions Orders.
PIERRE, s. D., Jan. 14.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Railroad bills are yet coming, two
more being presented by Jenkins in the SEN
ate today. One of these limits the work.
ing time of railroad men to sixteen hours
and another makes the orders of the rail-
road commission valid. and requires proof
to set them aside. In the house they were
allowed to rest but Glass, who appears to
be after the railroads. has a bill for intro
duction tomorrow which requires railroad,
telegraph, telephone and express companies
to reduce rates existing January In the
state 8 per cent by August 1 next, with
a penalty Of a fine Of $500 to 1900 day
on railroads and from $500 to $500 a day
on telephone, telegraph and express COM
panies,
The principal house bills presented were:
BY Cannon, to cut out the oil law amend
ment of two years ago. allowing Kansas
oils a preference right; by johnson OF Clay,
appropriating $4,000 for law building
at the university, and bill requiring all
white lead TO be labeled with formulae.
The speaker announced as the committee
on public health: Michael. Simpson.
Miller, Peterson of Lawrence. Trumbo.
Matteson and Peters.
In the senate Mundt introduced bill
TO allow, the South Dakota Central rail-
way right-of-wayI across the penitentiary
farm at Vessey; TO allow stock Insurance
companies 70 invest In mortgages outside
the state. and by Jenkins to abolish the
offices of county justices of the peace and
constable.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
Believed to Be the Last Move Of Corpora
tiOns to Defeat Will Of the People.
voTtTo BETAKEN N BOTH HOUSES TODAY
Speaker Names Committees to Prepare
Platform Pledge Bills.
CONE OBJECTS, eUr TO NO PURPOSE
senator Thomas Introduces n BnP
Intended 10 Head on Men who
Hold Up Candidates for
once.
(From a staff Corresnondent. !

LINCOLN, Jan. l4-(special) )-Bv n vo,a
Of So to Is. the house this afternoon tabled
the corporation'Van Housen resolution to
investigate rumors and reports concerning
the official acts of Norris Brown when at
torney general. Voting with the repub-
means to table the resolution were Ave
1usionists-Brown OF Sherman Carlin OF
ROCK. Fries of Howard Mackey of Custer
ana Worthing Of Dawson. Van Housen OF
Coltax called up his resolution when that
order or business was reached and Thies-
sen Of jefferson moved to table It. The
vote was as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
DR.. LLOYD "GOES TO ROME
PennsylvaniR Rector Announces His
Abandonment of Protestant
Episcopal Faith.

UNIONTOWN, Pa. Jan. H.-Dr. F. f. J..
Lloyd, rector of st. Peters church, an
nounced today that he has abandoned the
ministry. doctrine, discipline and worship
Of the Protestant Episcopal church and
will In a short time become missioner TO
non-Catholics under the authority OF the
Roman Catholic church, with headquarters
in Chicago Dr. Lloyd once held PASTOR
ate In Bloomington, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
NEW YORK PERSONAL TAXES
Assessment of Carnegie Placed at Five
Millions and Rockefeller at
Half that Amount.

NEW YORK. Jan. iA-Andrew Carnegie
win be the heaviest taxpayer In New York
II the list OF assessments made public by
the assessor today is not amended. The
value OF his personal property is fixed at
s2500O00
sonal property IN the citn. as figured by the
ASSESSORS this year. viii be about s.. SO, Z0,
s70 an increase OF about s405 coo COO over that
OF last year.
The Russell Sage estate is ASSESSED al
ts0oO0,Oo0 and the taxes On Il amount, ap-
.DrOximstslyb - FbA0oe
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
BURLINGTON APPEAL ARGUED
Case Decided at Kansas City IL
Heard by Court of
Appeals.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12-MotiOns in the ap-
peal filed by the Burlington railroad from
the decision of Judge Mcpherson OF the
United States district court at Kansas City,
holding the company guilty of granting re-
bates 10 packing houses, were heard today
I'm the United States circuit court of an
peals.
several thousand dollars imposed by Judge
Mcpherson on officials OF the Burlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15

Big IRRIGATION Work ins wyoming.
PINEDALE, Wyo., Jan. 14-(Special y
The Eden Land and Irrigation company,
which has charge OF the lands near the Big
and Little Sandies, will begin work on its
big ditch In the spring. Nearly $1.000000
will be expended In building this ditch. 1t
also proposes TO establish a model city. Ne
gotiations have been entered into with a
colony of thrifty farmers, who will settle
on the land to be reclaimed, and expert
mental farms will also be established Next
summer an automobile line will be put on
between the new city and Rock Springs un-
til a railroad can be built.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
TO INVESTIGATE STOCK YARDS
Missouri Legislative Committee VIII
Look Into Conditions at Kansas
City and ST. Joseph.

JBFFERSON CITY, MO, Jan. H-The
house OF representatives Of the legislature
today adopted resolution appointing a
committee TO investigate the stock yards
al Kansas City and St. Joseph. Charges
have been made that the tariI for unload
ing and caring for live stock ara ex-
.oessiVa
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
wAsHINGTOH,

Congressman Norris introduces amended
judicial district bill and explains 1t de-
tails do not meet wishes of any member
Of Nebraska delegation. Page /
Six Ute chieftains visi. the president,
who instructs Captain Johnson to fully
investigate their grievances. Page /
President sends special message to the
senate on the discharge of negro troops.
Page
Senator Spooner says senate has no
power to review acts Of the executive.
Page /
NEBRAsKA.
House by vote of sixty-five to twenty
FIVE votes to table the resolution to in
vestigate Norris Brown. Page /
Attorney General at request of legisla-
ture, brings action to test the legality of
the railway commission amendment
Page q
Hundred sheep killed by being struck
by train on the Union Pacific Page 3
Colonel Mosby denies the alleged inter
lew in which 1t was stated he had made
charges against ex-senator Dietrich
Page 3
LOCAL.
Real Estate men hold convention to
discuss means of bringing agricultural
settlers to the state. Page 8
Deal is on foot for sale of Coad prop
erty, corner Harvey and Seventeenth
streets. Much farm land changing hands.
Page 8
Nebraska is the pioneer state in advocat-
ing and practicing the dry farming
method. Pare 8
During process of transfer OF troops
from United States to Philippines and
returns of troops from there Fort Crook
will be unoccupied for about two tnontks.
Page .
Gas tank ordinance gets black eye in
general committee meeting OF council.
while test ordinance meets with approval.
Page g
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND IOWA.
Governor Cummins in his message to
legislature advises reduction in railway
rates, statewide primary and various
other reforms Page Q
Council Bluhs committee of council
recommends two propositions to voters,
one TO purchase works. the other to grant
new franchise to present company.
Page o
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
DOMESTIC.

The Faltin Indian school in North Da-
kota appeals to department to induce
Northern Pacific to raise snow blockade
Page 6
~. es ]. Hill says fve and a half
~. collars should be spent for new
md terminals in the next FIVE
Page q
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
SUMMARY OF THE bee
THE wEArHER.

FORECAST FOR NEBRAsKA-snowa and
colder Tuesday. Wednesday fair and not
quite so cold.
| FORECAST FOR IOWA-Fair and colder
Tuesday cold wave. Wednesday fair and
not so cold In west portion
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15
Ute Chief. at the white House.

Commissioner Leupp OF the Indian bureau
Colonel Rodgers, in command at Fort
Meade, and Captain johnson this afternoon
accompanied the six White River Ute chief
tains to the White House. where they were
received by President Roosevelt the pow
wow taking place in the cabinet room.
Chief Appa. through an interpreter, acted
as spokesman for the dissatisfied Indians,
but he did not make plain to the president
the precise nature OF their grievances
The Indians attracted considerable atten-
tion as they walked single file through the
streets. They wore civilian clothes with
the exception that all were shod in mocca-
sins and went bareheaded
II appears the Utes would like 20 locate
on the land along Crow creek in the Chey-
enne River reservation, and be permitted
to use the funds accruing to them from the
sale OF lands In their former reserve In the
Utah reservation and purchase lands from
the Cheyennes They were asked how they
expected to get food, and In reply intimated
they thought the secretary 10 the Great
White Father would supply them with ra-
tions. just as is now being done for them
at Fort Meade.
President Roosevelt has instructed Can
tain Johnson OF the Tenth United states
cavalry. who has charge OF the Utes, 10 as
certain precisely what the Utes want where
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-15

The weapons they used were Springnald
rifles; for the ammunition, which they uSed
was that OF the Springfield rife and no
other and could not have been used In any
IN Mexico, or in any other part OF the
world, save only In the Springfield now
used by the United states troops includine
the neero troops In the garrison at BroWnse
Vile. and by no other persons save these
troOps-a weapon which had only been IN
rse by the United States troops for some
four or nvo months prior TO the Shooting
IN question and which Is not IN the pOsses-
sion Of private citizens. The Cartridges
used viii 80 into one other rifle used In
the United States. when specially cham
bered-the Winchester OF the rs model
but Il VIII rarely II ever 80 on when In Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
SPORTS REVIEW
FOR THE WEEK

unfortunately deficient in this feature
OF the game.
All the pitchers will DO OF n high order:
all the best OF last year will be kept on
the list, and Il new one has been added
Everything will be in much better shape,
however, after the meeting OF the mag
mates on Wednesday, February 9Th, and
the fans then will be given an opportu-
nifty of knowing whats doing
The usual meet OF the Deep Run Hunt
Club will be held next Saturday. Despite
the rough going Of last Saturday, the
huntsmen had good sport coming in tired
but happy. Mr.. st. George Bryan. the
newly-elected NJ. F. H.. is giving much
of his time and attention to forwardln.,
the interests of the club. and the mem
beers are turning out in increasing numbers
every week. The old English sport num-
bers large and steadily growing follow
ing in Virginia. where the gay cavaliers
of King Charles II. brought 1t years aud
years ago Open air. stiff breezes and
fair fields give zest to this sport which
is almost unknown among the others.