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New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

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FrteI. John II Nass. NJ. Meta
Hagen Emma Z. Nuity, James
Heserman Matilda. Parsons. Kew. CnarieS W.
Hohon. Ernst A. Foucher. Charies Z"
Jessup. Theodosa D. l. smith. John u
Johnson. John G. stranS, anna g.
Thomson. Mary H
ISemis Henry P. Iufts Angehna
George II. Van Brake Ino'nas -.
ouShlir Eugene Welman, Katherine Z.
Mcmillan. Marie j. J. Whitney. James M.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

from the Weather Bureau shows Tie Changes IN 'ns te
r.rstura for twentyfour hofs IN comparison
acorre Of last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
FROM KEoKUK TO MEMPHIS
Governor sheldon and Other state
Executives Meet President in
Iowa City.

Governor George L. sheldon will be In
Omaha this evening on his way TO keo-
kuk, Ia, where he goes to join the gov
ernors of the Mississippi valley states in
receiving President Roosevelt on his arrival
there. Governor Sheldon win be Joined
here by Victor Rosewater. editor OF The
Bee. who will accompany him to KeokuK
ana down the river as far as Memphis 10
the waterways convention. in which he will
represent Nebraska as one of the state
delegates. The governors itinerary will
bring him into Keokuk Monday night. lie
will be the guest of the city Of Keokuk
in the exercises arranged for the entertain
ment Of the president, who Is to reach there
Tuesday morning The governors will 20
from keokuk to ST. Louis by special train,
while the president travels down the river
on a steamboat. While waiting in st.
Louis for the presidential party. the gov
ornors Will be entertained there by the
Business Mems league of st. Louis, wit
Messing the Yelled Prophets parade and
attending the bali later in the evening. A
formal luncheon will be entered the presi-
dent In st. Louis. after which all will go
by steamboat down the Mississippi. arriv-
ing at Cairo Thursday morning, where the
president will make another speech. Mem
phis is on the schedule to be reached Fri-
day. October 4, where Governor Sheldon
will be theg uest of the Business Mems
club OF that city and where the water
ways convention will hold it's sessions. Gov
ernor Sheldon will go from Memphis to
visit his plantation IN Mississippi being
away from Nebraska altogether three or
four weeks. while Mr.. Rosewater will re-
turn directly from Memphis
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
cow WRECKS PASSENGER TRAIN
One Man Killed and Several Injured,
Among LATTER Custom Pirle
of Omaha.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Sept. 27.--(Special Tel
egram. 1.-The southbound passenger train
on the Milwaukee railroad. due in Sioux
City at 5:1o p. M. was derailed three miles
north Of Hawarden and forty-six miles
from here shortly after 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Grant Bowers, aged Is, of Ash
land. Neb., who was stealing a ride be-
tween the baggage and mail cars. was
instantly killed, and Reed Muma and Will
liam Ellingson of Canton, S. D.. his COM
panions,. received serious but not fatal in
juries The accident was caused by the
engine striking COW on the track. The
engine and three coaches were all thrown
off the rails and the tender turned turtle
into q ditch. The train was travelling at
thirty-five miles an hour at the time. The
track was torn up fo- 100 yards. Wreckers
were sent from here and a special trans
ferred the passengers.
The dead
GRANT BOWERS, aged II. of Ashland,
Neb. riding on the front end OF the bag
gage car.
The injured:
Custom Firle. passenger Omaha, Neb,
wrist broken.
J. Olsen. passenger, Canton s. D., ankle
sprained in jumping through window.
W. T. Younkin, cslliope, s. D., ribs frac-
tured.
Reed Muma and William Ellington. boys.
of Canton. s. D., minor injuries.
The engineer and fireman stuck to their
posts and were uninjured.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
EDITOR IS SPIRITED AWAY
Fremont Older of San Francisco
Bulletin Charged with Criminal
Libel at Los Angeles.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 2s-Fremont
Older, managing editor Of the Bulletin and
prominently connected with the graft prose-
cution. was arrested in this city yesterday
evening on warrants issued In Los Angeles
and sworn TO by Luther Brown, who
charges Older with criminal libel. Older
was arrested on the street and taken in an
automobile to Redwood City. twenty-five
miles SOUTH where a connection was made
with southbound train for Los Angeles, on
which he was placed in charge of officers
from that city.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal. Sept 2s.-Fre-
mont Older, managing editor OF the San
francisco Bulletin, arrested in that city late
yesterday on warrant charging criminal
libel, was released here today by Judge
Crow of the superior court In 5000 bond
and left for home tonight. Mr.. Older, in a
statement, corroborated the printed story
of his capture. He said that at San Jose he
was given the privilege of wiring to Ru-
dolph spreckles of his plight
Los ANGELES, Sept 2s-The complaint
upon which Fremont Older was arrested In
San Francisco was filed in Justice j. c.
Summerfield's court in this city by Luther
Brown, an attorney. 1t charges criminal
libel In the publication in the Bulletin OF
story in which the name OF Luther Brown is
alleged to have been confused with that of
r. Brown. the detective.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
PRESIDENT OPPOSES PLANK
Roosevelt BIuntIy OVices objection to
Anti-InjunctiOn Resolution of
Nebraska Republicans.

(From a STAFF Correspondent.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-(Specal Tele-
gram.)-Before a room full OF people today
President Roosevelt in his plain. blunt.
outspoken way told Senator Burkett he
didn't like that portion OF the resolutions
adopted by the recent republican conven-
ton Of Nebraska having reference to in
functions against state officers. Senator
Burkett blushed and was vislbly embar-
rassed because OF the directness of the
presidents attention to him, although there
we're other senators and members of con-
gTess present in addition to number of
leading lights of the Episcopal church, who
were present for the purpose of meeting
Mr.. Roosevelts guest, the lord bishop of
London.
Senator Burkett was at the White House
at 1880, to present Right Rev. Arthur Will
liams, coadjutor bishop of Nebraska. and
Rev. Charles Hughes Marshall of Denver
to the president. Hardly had the introduc-
tions been made when the chief executive
told Senator. Burkett he liked all of the
resolutions adopted by the republicans of
Nebraska in their recent state convention
except the paragraph relating to antrim
junction.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
PRESIDENTS ORDER UPHELD
Judge WOIvertOn, However, Takes
Exception to Rules Govern
ing Immigration.

PORTLAND, Ore Sept. 2S,-"But there
is no regulation barring the entry OF any
alien not having a passport from his home
government. II such a regulation exists
l am not aware of It,"
This statement was made by Judge c. E.
Wolverton, of the United States district
court, in deciding the case of Captain
Maurice Hemet, of the French bark, St
Louis, who was fined recently by the
United States commissioner on a charge
OF violating the immigration law prohibiting
masters of vessels from landing aliens
and forbidding their admission to this
country. The case grew out OF the escape
of two japanese sailors from the St. Louis
who had signed at Kobe Japan, for the
round trip. Hemet's defence was that the
Japanese had no intention of coming to
this country, when they signed for the
trip. Captain Hemet also asserted that the
order issued by President Roosevelt last
May excluding Japanese and Coreans from
this country, was in excess of his au-
thority.
Judge Wolverton upheld President Roose-
velt's order. The court, however. takes
exception to section c of Rule u, issued
by the commissioner general of i'm
migration, which says IL a japanese or
Corean laborer applies for admission Ito
the contiguous territory of the United
states) and presalts no passport it shall
be presumed, first. that he did not have
one when he left Japan or Corea emitting
him to enter the United States, and,
second. that he did have one limited to
Mexico. Hawaii or Canada.
Judge wolverton ruled that the Japanese
sailors were not Improperly in this coun-
try and discharged the defendant
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
PRESSMEN VOTE ON STRIKE
Success In New York Gives Them De-
sire 10 Enforce Demands
Elsewhere.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-The question of
strike OF printing pressmen and press
feeders in the cities of the United States
where recent demands of the union for
an eight-hour day with increased wages
have not been granted. is now being de-
cided by a referendum vote of the members
OF the international Printing Pressmen's
and Assistants union. The vote was
ordered by President George L. Berry Of
Cincinnati, following the completion of an
agreement entered into between the New
York Printers league. comprising about
eighty firms of employing printers. which
became operative on November 1s,and will
last until January !, 1909 BY the terms
Of the agreement the employees will work
eight hours a day and the pressmen will
receive an increase in their wages OF 81 a
week. making their wages S23. The feeders
signed a scale OF SIG per week last March
and will not not be affected financially
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
CORN PALACE is BIG SUCCESS
Mitchell Festival Closes in Blaze Ot
Glory with Concert by
Sousa'a Band.

MITCHELL. s. D., Sept. 2S.-(Special Tel
egram.) with the concert by the Sousa
band this evening the tenth annual corn
palace came TO a close in a blaze Of glory.
The last day has been the most successful
Saturday in the history OF the corn palace.
Every seat in the building was occupied at
the afternoon concert. The Milwaukee
road brought in. ON three specials and its
regular trains, over 1900 people, while the
Omaha road had a crowd OF 400 on it's reg
ular train. This evening the place was a
scene of rejoicing by a crowd OF home peo-
pie when Mr.. 6ousa and his band closed
the concert. When the electrical street H.
Elimination was turned on this evening a
great carnival of fun held forth in throw
ing confetti The corn palace has been the
greatest success this year in It's history and
greater plans are on foot for next years
exhibit.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
FAIRBANKS is TURNED DOWN
Temperance Methodi It's of Indiana Re-
fuse 10 Send Him to GEN.
ernI Conference.

COLUMBUS, Ind. Sept. S-vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks was defeated yesterday for
election as lay delegate from Indiana
to the quadrennial conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church to be held In Balti-
more next May. Seven lay delegates out
Of eighteen, who were proposed were
elected by the Indiana conference on Joint
votes OF the ministerial and lay delegates.
The vice president was not himself a
candidate but his name was urged by
friends, who assumed his election would
follow by acclamation. Instead OF this.
It was bitterly opposed by the radical
temperance element in the conference, who
took the ground that electing him would
be equivalent TO condoning what they re-
gard as an offense against temperance. the
alleged offense having been serving OF
cocktails and wines at the dinner to presi-
dent Roosevelt in the Fairbanks home last
Memorial day
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
FREIGHT STRIKES PASSENGER
Collision on Frisco Road Takes
Place Inside ST. Louis
Limits.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 8.-Two coaches of
Frisco passenger train No. 4. from Texas
were wrecked by collision with freight
train just inside the city limits late last
night The freight ran through an open
switch upon the main track Just as tho
passenger was passing and went between
the first and second coaches, A. r. Nc
Neal OF Salem. Mo, who was sitting in
the rear OF the first coach, had his hip
crushed. Several others were slightly
bruised. The passenger train was running
thirty miles an hour when the accident
occurred, ana the fact that the freight
crashed between coaches probably pre.
vented loss OF life.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
PRESIDENT PLEAsES BISHOP
Episcopal Divine of London Finds
Chief Executive Most Eater
tanning Host.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s.-The bishop OF
London was the center OF interest at todsy's
sessions Of the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew
A great crowd cheered him upon his ar
rival Addressing the convention. the bishop
said
ITO have good influence over people you
must be absolutely straight; and right here
let me say that that seems to be the leading
characteristic Of your splendid president
Since arriving yesterday have had three
OF four hours OF the most delightful conver-
sation / ever had with anyone in my life. :"
This afternoon members OF the various
councils were chosen. The delegates later
were received by President Roosevelt.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
ENEMIES OF MEXICO HELD
Prominent Men Accused of Robbery,
bat Real Charge Said 40 BE
Political.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Sept. 81. Gu
tierrez de Lara, a member Of the alleged
Junta of Mexican revolutionists now said
to be operating in Los Angeles and a com
patriot OF Magon and Villaresl. who are
under arrest on a charge laid by tho Mex.
lean government, was arrested here last
night and held for examination without
bail. The complaint charges robbery.
De Lara is a novelist OF some note and
formerly was a practicing lawyer in Mex
leo. His friends say the charge against
him cannot be proven, his real offense be-
ing q criticism OF the present Mexican ad-
ministration
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
Pardon Sought for BaII Player.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-Roland B. Molin-
eux is taking part In an effort to get a
pardon for Edward Wise, who was a meul-
Der OF she Boston National league team
wheIfsN was convicted Of murder in 1885
maker, In West Thirty-seventh street He
was sentenced TO die but Governor Roose-
Welt conmuted the sentence TO life I'M
prisonment, Molineux went to the criminal
courts building and got q record OF the
case. There were other men with Wise
ons OF them committed the crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
BOXER OUTBREAK OCCURS
Italian Priest and Number of Con-
verts Have Been Murdered at
TawouIi.

SHANGHAI, Sept. N.-An outbreak of
Boxerism occurred at Naksngsien In the
southern part OF the province OF KianEsi.
An Italian priest and q number OF con-
verts have been murdered at the village
OF Tawwouli and the Lazarist Fathers mis-
sion at Manehowfu has been burned. The
missionaries escaped TO Kiafu. whence thew
telegraphed for assistance.
Adviees received here from Kanchow
Full say that the Protestant missionaries
there are all safe
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
LOG OF BAYsDoRFER's AIRsH1p
Busy Day for Great Admiral and Anx-
iOus One for Public.

All day Saturday thousands Of expectant
people waited for Admiral Baysdorfer TO
sail out of the cove on the carnival grounds
in his great airship Samson" Wireless
bulletins were received az The Bee ofiice.
a special correspondent looking out Of The
Bee editorial. rooms almost every minute,
TO keep Informed Of the progress of the
shin.
At 1;ss q. m. the sun was shining. and this
ships cook begun breakfast. The meal
consisted Of Java and hamburger sand
wiches guaranteed under the pure food
laws"
a. m.-Muggsy, the ships boy stiIl asleep
by the ship.
$50 a, m.-Telephone in The Bee once.
Douglas 2Ol, begins ringing. Inquiry about
the time the airship viii sail
a. m.-Navigator Baysdorfer ana his
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
SEVEN PERSONS ARE KILLED
Baltimore & Ohio Fast Train Crashes
Into Freight in BelIaiPe
Yards.

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept. 2s.-The Chi
cago express, a Baltimore & Ohio fast
train. running between Chicago and Wheel
ing. crashed into freight train in the
Bellaire (ohio) yards near here, at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon. severals cars were
demolished.
Seven persons were killed and fifteen in
jured, a number. 1t is thought. being fa-
tally hurt
The killed
EDWARD HINES, Wheeling, w. Va.
WILLIAM SHAW. Wheeling.
f. A. DUNLAP, Flushing, o.
n. A. ENGLISH, Flushing, o.
ENGINEER RISHCOMB.
ENGINEER l.. A. WOLLAS Newark o.
-, fireman OF the freight engine.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
Hammond Jury DIscharged.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.--TAstimony in the
case OF James b. Hammond, founder Of the
Hammond Typewriter company whose san
ity is being inquired into. was concluded
late last night. The jury was unable 10
agree after being out six hours and was
discharged.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
MoIorman kiIIed in Crash .

TOLEDO, o.. Sept. 2s.-In a collision on
the Toledo & Port Clinton electric railroad
today Motorman Null was killed and Con-
ductor Branton and = han dozen others
~sra injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
SCHEDULEI is HELD UP
Railroad Commission Takes No Action
on Western Classifications.
ROADS SEND IT OUT JUS 81 e
Tariff Sheets, Howe S~ arked
"Not Good ,,CN "a"
Minimum Weight on Carloads Of
Sugar Materially Increased.
NO TANK CARS FOR OIL SHIPPER,
Williams Had Not Read the New
Schedule and other Two COM
missioners Not Ready to
Act ON 1t.
OFrom a stan Correspondent )


LINCOLN. Sept. S.-Cspecial Telegrau.)
The State Railroad commission this
morning notified the railways of Nebraska
it would withhold its approval of the wes-
tern classification schedule, which the
classification committee filed TO go into eff
feet october 1. effective on all roads west
of Chicago. The railroads will send out
the new schedules today. but will label
them mot good I'm Nebraska"
Commissioners Clarke and Winnett passed
the resolution made. Commissioner Will
llams holding out for an amendment to the
effect the commission had taken no action
Mr.. williams said he had not read the
classification carefully. whereupon he was
reproved by the other members of the COM
mission, who told him he had had since
August 2s to read 1t.
The classification makes some reductions
and some increases in rates and the rail-
road representatives said the latter were
offset by the former. The minimum car
load of sugar is made 5000 pounds, where
It used to be 24000 pounds, thus increasing
the investment of a purchaser $3.50 on each
car Rates on nursery stock are increased
30 per cent. The railroads do not propose
to furnish tanks for shipment Of oil. Candy
in boxes is reduced and in baskets Is in
creased. The rate on store counters Is re-
duced. Lawn swings are raised from eighth
to fifth class. Preserves are raised from
second class to first class.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
Governor and Family Go south.

Governor and Mrs. Sheldon and three
children, Lawson. Julia and Anson, will
leave Sunday for visit to the governors
Mississippi plantation. The governor will
attend the lakes to the gulf convention at
Memphis, taking Julia and Anson with
him. Mrs Sheldon and Lawson will visit
relatives in Illinois q short time and join
the others in Mississippi. During the alb"
sence of the rest of the family, Marian
Sheldon will be the guest of Warden
Beemer.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
TIE wEArHuR

Forecast till p. IN. Sunda.f:
FOR OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
VICINITY-Fair and warmer Sunday.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. showers
Sunday.
FOR IOwA-Generally fair and warmer
Sunday.
rr.--..---a 49, a. Omaha uostnrhav.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
Ax-sAR-BHN SECTION.

In the Ak-Sar-Ben Section 1thIs NUM-
ber will be found Scenes at the Old Den
Door" History of Thirteen as a Hoo
doc" Men Who Make Ak-Sar-B Ben," "
''Thirteen Years of Activity in the Or
der" "nluminations for the Festival
'.Parades for the Week and Their Prepa-
ration" "Sixty-nine Who Have Been
Faithful" "Ak-SaT-Ben Dramaand Men
Who Make 1t a Success" limitations
Most Inspiring Performance" How Ak
Sar-Ben May Be Made a Better Show"
Ax-Sar-Ben's Cash and Where 1t Comes
From" and many other interesting arti-
cles. si4teen Feses
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29

Tuesday night. october !, auto parade.
Wednesday night October 2 electric
pageant.
float parade.
Friday night. October l. coronation ball
Saturday night, October s, carnival closes.
Saturday, children's day.
Monday, South Omaha day.
Tuesday, Iowa day.
Wednesday, Douglas county day.
Thursday, Lincoln day.
Friday, Nebraska day.
Saturday. Council Bluffs day
Attractions on Kings Highway.
Slide for Life-3 p. m. and p. m.
High Dive-4:30 p. m and s 80 D. m.
The Bagdad show, which is not free. with
occur at S:SO, S15 and $3.50 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
MAaAzrNE SECTION.

In the Magazine Section OF this number
viii be found a brief biography of John
Baptist Kuony, a pioneer of Omaha;
Story OF Dietz's Long Fight Against
Lumber Company; old Ironsides in Its
New Form; History OF the Sixteenth In
fantry, u. S. A; How Nebraska Masons
Celebrated Golden Jubilee OF the Grand
Lodge; Gossip of Plays and Players;
Music and Musical Matters; When He and
She A-shopping Go. Sin Pages
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
Kings Highway Jammed, but
Everybody Has a Good Time.
BIG BUSINESS FOR ATTRACTIONS
People Come Early to the Show and
Stay Until Lights Go Out.
FA1NTs AFTER SLIDE FOR LIFE
hoy Throws Confetti In Face of Mile.
Ln-sance and Unnerves the
Daring Little French
Woman.

Attendance at Cnrnirn1.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
Tue Deceased wife'a sister.

In the matter OF marriage with a de-
ceased Wife's sister, a remarkable case
vas that OF the third marriage OF Richard
Saveii Edgeworth. father OF the famous
Irish novelist. His first wife he had mar
RED as he Acknowledges in his memoirs.
somewhat indiscreetly In his student days,
and not entirely as a matter OF choice. but
from an honorable obligation 10 carry out
an engagement too rashly entered into.
his second marriage was the ou ne OF
realiy romantic attachment "a Honora
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29

In the Commercial Section Of this num-
ber will be found Omaha Is the Market
Town" Business on Solid Basis,
Omaha Facts in Tabloid Form" Omaha
as a Wool Market" South Omaha and
Packing" each comprehensive article
dealing with topic of interest Live
Men in a Live Business" review OF the
south Omaha live stock commission men
and other articles OF interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29
ToREIQN.

Railroad commission at Lincoln does
not approve the western classification
schedule. I, Page
Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-29

Colorado university squad develops
giants for the line and prospects
strong team are good. Fai
Michigan rooters much pleased by n
from the Yost scoring machine. Pal
King" Cole finds his problems are
yet solved. although the tryout aga
Peru helps some. fai
Coach Bell OF Creighton is devoting
attention 10 building up his line. Pa
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MATS HILL.

Mars .Hill.-Mr. and Mrs. OFT Buch-
oltz spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.,
and Mrs. Guy Fitzgerald
George Deter was business caller
in Ottumwa Friday.
K Mrs. Thomas Teesdale and sister
Mrs. Hegger and family. Mr.. and Mrs
John McMillen and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Kerfoot and family and Mr.,
and Mrs. James Young and family and
Miss Alma Jay spent Sunday at the
Mowery home
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Moraine were
Ottumwa callers Friday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fitzgerald were
callers in Floris Saturday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Springer Of Floris
We're calling at the II. L. White home
and the Mowery home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler of Ottumwa
called at the H. L. White home one
day last week on business.
Mrs. Levi Woods and son, Walter
We're in Ottumwa Saturday.
t. Y. White spent Sunday at thu
Samuel Fitzgerold home