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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09
HALF FOOT OF snow COVERS noDY
Woman Frozen to Death I'm Blizzard
is Found After Long Search.

STURGIs. s. D., Feb S-(Special Tele-
gram.)--The body of Mrs. Emily wahl. who
was frozen to death Friday in the severe
blizzard ten miles from Stoneyiile. arrived
here today. and was taken to Hermosa to-
night for burial Sunday.
The body was found after long search,
covered with six inches of snow When
found she was lying on her back. with her
hat pulled over her face, her hands clasped
over her breast and one foot sticking out
of the snow. A sack and a pair OF mittens
were found hanging on the fence. 1t is
supposed they were hung there by her to
assist In finding her body.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09
SEATING COMBINE UNDER FIRE
Charge that Small schools and
Churches Are Forced TO Pay
E1Orbitant Prices.

CHICAGO. Feb. s-A federal grand jury
today begun an investigation Of charges
that the American Seating company Is
violating the Sherman antitrust act. II
is claimed that the concern, which deals
In school and church supplies, has caused
small schools and churches to pay ex-
orbitant prices. Evidence being placed be-
fore the Erand jury was secured by in
vestigators sSfrom the Interstate Commerce
commission.
under the laws of New Jersey. without
capital. Claims are made thai the company
sought to absorb independent manufacture
ing plants Companies refusing 20 sell, Il
is said. were forced out OF business.
A hundred witnesses have been sum
moned
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09
INSIST UPON A MONOPOLY
Rock Island and Katy Require BxcIu-
sive Contracts before Connect
ing Up Mines.

SOUTH MALESTER, I. T., Feb. SC. A.
Prouty, Interstate Commerce commissioner.
resumed his hearing here today. number
of railroad officials were subpoenaed to
testify regarding the continued car short
age and slow movement OF freight in this
territory.
1t developed during the inquiry that both
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas and the
Rock Island railroads have made a practice
OF insisting upon a contract to haul the
entire output of a mine before they would
consent to put In a switch, and in at least
one instance 1t appeared that the Rock
Island refused to allow a mine to connect
with,a competing railroad This attracted
Mr.. Prouty's special atten ion.
Commissioner Prouty and Attorney Far
rell left tonight for Washington.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. s-Franxlin K.
Lane adjourned the Interstate Commerce
commission hearing at the conclusion of
the days session, to meet again in New
York on February 5 when the inquiry
into the Hartman merger will DC again
taken up. Several railroad officials and
officers of fruit growers organizations
testified today. r. E. Wells, general man
ager of the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt
Lake railroad, testified that after his COM
pany had instituted fast six-day service
to Chicago for the benefit of the fruit
Industry of southern California the South
ern Pacific and Santa Fe companies made
objection to his action, and the service
was discontinued.
Fruit men testified that the fruit growers
were making no money on account of ex-
orbitent freight rates, and that the crops
were greatly endangered by the car short
age
Commissioner Lane was compelled to ad-
journ the hearing earlier than was ex-
pected, owing to the illness of his wife in
washington. He left for the capital to-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09
MISSOURI PACIFIC WRECK
Passenger Ana Freight Trains Collide
An Missouri and Five Are
Injured.

JEFFERSON CITY. NO.. Feb s.-Five
persons were injured In a hsad-on collision
between a passenger and freight train
on the river route branch of the Missouri
Pacific today. three miles from here
Injured:
A. b. Rogers Monmouth, Ill
w. T. Laney. Grand Rapids. Mich
Edward Hunter, Kansas City.
G. o. Frick, Kansas City, engineer
A. L. Hayland. Jefferson City. fireman.
All viii recover.
Both engines were wrecked and the bag
gage car was telescoped. Several freight
cars were smashed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09
EGAN TO SOUTH AMERICA
Kansas City Railroad Man VIII
Become General Mansser OF
n Brasil system.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. s-John NJ Egan.
who has resigned the presidency OF the
Kansas City Terminal Railway company.
will become vice president and general man
ager OF a Brazilian railway system OF
which Sir William c. Van Horne is presi-
dent and which has been consolidated with
a number OF small lines and win build
others. Egan and Van Horne have been
associated IN railroad work the larger part
OF the last thirty-one years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09
nond snIe ir Rencinded.

CASPER. Wyo., Feb. ESPECIAL 1.-THE
commissioners of Natrona county have
rescinded the sale Of the bonds for the
court house building to the state on the
ground that a sale to the state on the
bid price would be In violation of the law
which compels them to make no sale for
less than par value Of the bonds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09

Burns Lancaster, McKesaon. Thorne.
Byrnes Platts)' Randall N1, wilssy FrOnsier,'
Dodson. saunders
Gibson and wiltse OF Cedar were paired.
the former being opposed and the latter for
the bill
May Amend Commission Bill.
Some members of the Legislature have
been seriously studying the railroad COM
mission bill drafted by the toint COM
mittee of the house and senate and II
is not unlikely that an effort will be made
20 get the committee to make some
amendments to the measure. and at least
a few members OF the committee would
not object TO some changes. The bill
does not hx legal freight rate at this
time, but provides the commission, as
soon as possible, shall fx up a schedule
of rates. IL was argued by republican
speakers during the campaign. and espe-
cialIy by Governor Sheldon. that the
rates in effect now should be the legal
rates and the commission should have
power TO reduce these rates wherever IL
was found they were too high. There is
no reason to think Governor Sheldon has
changed his views. Had the railroad
committee adopted this plan as soon as
the bill becomes a law the railroad aom-
mission could have reduced the rate on
any class OF property named In the pres
ent schedule OF rates. For instance. II
the rate on corn is too high from any
given point, this rate could be reduced;
II the rate on wheat Is too high II could
be reduced. Then, to prevent the orders
of the commission becoming effective, II
would be up 10 the railroads to secure
an Injunction against the reduction OF
corn rates; another injunction TO prevent
the reduction Of wheat rates and so on
through the schedules OF a thousand or
more rates. A separate injunction would
have to be secured by the railroads 10
prevent a reduction on any single COM
modify.
AS the bill is at present. It has been
pointed out by one who has given the
matter much study It will take the COM
mission at least year 20 make a classi-
hcation OF rates. and the railroads will
then be in a position to attack the entire
classification with one suit and the whole
schedule may be knocked out.
While no one has raised the least criti-
cism OF the work OF the subcommittee
appointed to draft this measure, some OF
the members have had their attention
called to this as being IN line with the
republican state platform. and Tevisloa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09
LEGIsLATIvE.

Nebraska senate by vote of 20 to IL
kills the county option bill after an ex-
tended debate. Page 1
Many members of the legislature In
favor of amending the railway commits
sion bill by inserting a provision making
the present freight rates in Nebraska
the maximum, holding IL would simplify
the work of the commission Page j
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
Saturday, February Q, 1907.
THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA-Fair Sat
urday and Sunday; colder Sunday.
FORECAST FOR IOWA - Fair and
warmer Saturday; Sunday artly cloudy
and colder.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09

Suit is brought at request Of Governor
Sheldon to test his right under the law
to occupy the executive mansion without
payment Of rent Page 3
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09
NEBRASKA.

the work Of the commission. Page ]
NEBRASKA.
Suit is brought at request of Governor
Sheldon to test his right under the law
to occupy the executive mansion without
payment Of rent Page
WASHINGTON.
Senate committee on agriculture will
begin hearing on Burkett's land leasing
amendment Monday. Page 4
House passes 725 pension bills and lis
tens to speech by Mr.. Mondell attacking
right of president to withdraw coal lands.
Page 4
Senate passes the Indian appropriation
bill and listens to speech by Mr.. Frazier
on states rights. Page
Congressman Kinkaid insists on Me-
braska judicial bill being amended to al
low terms of court in northwest portion
of his district Contest may kill the bill
Page
DOMESTIC.
Mrs. Harry X Thaw continues her tes-
timony and tells Of efforts of Stanford
White to see her after her return from
Europe and after her marriage. Page i
Attempt to reduce passenger fares in
South Dakota is defeated by vote of "A to
Ss in house. Page /
AAfNS Oi6ohieo hOW AONb0 ~ 4AiNShSAAs
! s. d. Page 1
City will generally suspend business
this morning in honor of memory of
Count J. A. Creighton. whose funeral
takes place at 10 o'clock. Page 1
W. ]. Broatch and Walter Noise live in
same house while Mrs. Noise is out of
| city Page 9
John Sohenk. John A. MoShane and ].
M. Dougherty mentioned as executors of
Creighton will CodiciI may be made sf-
fective by Legislature. Page IL
Young Wpmen's Christian association
building fund grows rapidly, as teams
are settling down to hard work. Page IL
General Greedy goes TO Washington 10
attend meeting Of military board Page 6
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Clark will start hearing at Omaha Mon
day on increase in bridge charges,
Page g
SPORT.
! Missouri lad wins feature event at
New Orleans race track. Page ls
FINANCIAL AND TRADE.
Dun's review of trade shows that
storms restrict retail business in some
sections. Factories are running at ca
/ pacity and jobbers report large orders for
| snrin1 daIivarv Para &
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-09
white Makes Further Advance

After leading the Witness 20 tell, IN
chronological order. OF the incidents OF her
wedding with Thaw In Pittsburg Mr. Del
mas asked her n she had seen Stanford
White after her return 10 New York from
the honeymoon trip. II passed stanford
White one day on Fifth avenue. / was
IN a cab and he saw me and 1 heard him,
say; Evelyn Just like that" and Mrs.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13
A SPECIAL ELECTION-IHE
ISSUE OF BONDS.


On tuesday next January Is Iilei
viii be held IN the Sly q ohTe'sPo' :
special eIectlon al "h'cn TWO Piof'oS'
tons VIII De presented loF ''Ie app ~ a
Or rejection by the majority q pIo'Si =
taxpayers. One : to authoTlze ana 81.
power the city q Shreveport III '''s''
rs Council, to incur ae0t Of $1,000
or such part Thereon a NAY = i's1@
sary, Tor the purpose q pun CHASING g
city park or parks ana '1e.F mp .
11lent, ne purchase pTice q S"'u pa :,
or parks Is not 10 exceed e-o'0oo' anu
remainder Is to De applied 10 Inc I'M
Proyements OF said PARK Or PARKS. ! ',0
amount desired : % pc Ieail|ed II 1'''tllS
running Tor 4 PERIOD q loF'y ca ~
the payment Of winch ''eTe 7il''-i '7 &
led a special tax q ofe t12'A psf ai'l'-'''l
on the assessed valuation ol 'l-e p'op
erty-
A pubic park Llas heeil u7lll,1i'd -
the people tor years. DE1 "he'e y may
Dc sltnateG - 4e-NS'l''-- "'--~'. .
perspective. iheTe. ! ne" oIei 50 US
city very deslraole piace II
but there are others VINO clam llleir s''sS
TO be as good,
Among the Jealous N favor o pa =
is Mayor Bernstein VINO d STATED Ii,
public PRINT. views me u@E ie@' &. ha''D
when Shreveport VIII Doasl O hafiiis
hive parks, the park and parks lor "ilion
the bonds are 10 DC Fo L. VI "-l9 mum
Der + the court mouse park Princess
park, and even the Falr ground sl!e
IS to be thrown IN a PARK DE 'iie I d"
ASSOCIATION IN 'iidt event "iial VIII oe
come OF me Tar a''rdo'lolls WITCH ! :
absorbed by CITY PARK
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13
a PATHETIC APPEAL.

The editor of The Coninoner has re-
yceived the following pathetic anonymous
communication which was also mailed to
every member of Congress:
For heavens sake stop Shaw in
hating the currency on rising price in
dex He's but licensing drummers to
book orders for industrial stagnation.
The dollar is growing cheaper every
month, yet he initiates the currency We
already have the sixty-cent dollar Bryan
wanted in ISo6-that's cheap enough
stop Shaw The interest rate is the
specific safety valve-our only safe
guard from expansion, explosion, col
lapse, stagnation Stop Shaw's screwing
down the safety valve See Bradstreet' 5
of November 10, price Index Novem-
Der /, S,74oo; October I, $3.50; Novem-
her I, 1905, 8,2oo7; July /, 1904, 7,63I8;
July I, 1896, SOLO: January I, 1892,
SI382). Money is the cheapest since
greenback days; 1888 is cheap enough.
He sould contract the currency, but for
heavens sake stop Shaw's initiating the
currency until the price index turns
downward
Does it not seem strange that the very
men who were so afraid of initiation ten
years ago are so anxious for it now
They were afraid of the substance when
more primary money was demanded and
now they are crying for the shadow in
the form of an asset currency.-The
Commoner.
Ten years ago it was a pretense; to-
day II is pretext The same gang who
derided Organism and the ffty-cent sill
yer dollars are manipulating the finances
of the country. 1t is true the banks are
full of money and the country is reveling
III great prosperity. but men prominent
IN finances in the United States and in
Europe, not connected with the money
makers, have given several warnings of
coming disaster which should be heed
ed. The conservative policy is, after all,
the best which should be pursued with
safety. The get-rich-quick programme
should be let alone by sensible men not
connected with the money sharks and
SPECTATORS.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13
THE LETTER LIST.

Tie following is d list Of letters re-
n,aining uncalled for in the Shreveport
postofTice for the week ending Satu--
day. Jan II, 1907. \ charge OF one cent
will be made for eash piece OF mai
advertised When calling for these let
tiers please say advertised" giving the
date of advertisement Free delivery Of
mail may be secured by having yeur
mail addressed TO street and number
Advise your correspondents OF your ad-
dress and have them address your let
tiers accordingly.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13
ELECTIONS TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY,

On Tuesday, January IS. there will be
held in Caddo parish. including Shreve-
port. an election for an additional Judge
oi which Hon A. J. Murff IS the cand,-
date. and ior sheriff 10 I'll q vacancy
Hon. ]. P. Flournog i the candidate
As there is no opposition in these cleo
tons little interest may be manifested
However. the voters should go TO the
polls and vote.
On Wednesday, January 10. the cleo
ton will be for Judge OF the Third Dis
.rict. Second Circuit Court OF Appeal
Hon. Charles V. Porter Is the only can
didate. There are seven pariseS IN TN:
district. .Avoyelles, Caddo, DeSoto, Nat
chitoches. Red River, Rapides and Sab,
me
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Deg 20.

State OF Louisiana. Parish OF Caddo-
Office OF the Board OF Supervisors OF
Election in and for Caddo Parish. State
of Louisiana
In accordance with the election laws
of the State OF Louisiana. and pursuant
to the Proclamation of His Excellency,
Newton Grain Blanchard, Governor,
duly published. notice is hereby gwen,
and we here proclaim, that an election
will be held at the various precincts, as
now established by law, in the Parish OF
Caddo. State of Louisiana. on the 10th
day OF January \ d. 1907. for the cleo
ton OF Judge of Circuit Court Of APP
peal, for the Third District OF Louisiana,
Second Circuit; said election to be held
under the general election laws OF the
State OF Louisiana, and at the following
established precincts and under the SUI
pcrvi>ion OF the following commission
ers and clerks, to-wIt:
WARD ONE.
Ida-Commssioners: !. NJ. Wynn, F.
II, EubanE@W. L. Herring Clerk; D.
W. Proctor.
Mira-Commissioners: |, s. Ogburn'
w B. Wynn. R T. Mcdonald, Clerk;
W. F. Beasley
Hosston - Commissioners: Robert
Childress, J. /. BrowE 4 v. Hale
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13
AN ABATEMENT OF WASTEFUI
EXPENDITURES

The Mansfield Enterprise says: The
good people OF FrierSon. this parish.
struck the key note OF the State cam
paign. the abatement OF waSteful eN-
penditures, when they refused to let a
primary election be held for circuit
Judge, and the deputy sheriff had to
bring the box and papers back, just as
they were when he left town He had a
nice chance to do some wholesale stuf1ng
but he failed to do so.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13
BATON ROUGE IN THE BATTLE
OF. NEW ORLEANS.

Baton Rouge Truth: 1t may not be
generally known, but il j nevertheless
a fact. that there were under Jackson, al
the battle OF New Orleans. 500 soldiers
from the district q Baton Rouge.
There was one company from the High
lands commanded by Captain Francis
Kleinpeter. the personnel Of which was
composed Of close or remote relations.
Captain Kleinpeter frequently spoke 10
the writ>r OF the services q the High
land company and among other matters
stated that the company marched from
the Highlands to the old Clark place.
known as Horseshoe lake, and then en-
barked OH a schooner which went down
Lakes Maurepas and Pontchartrain and
across the latter 10 New Orleans. About
one-half the names on the rolls were
'KIeinpeter with a good sprinkllng Of
Thonases. Pikers. Garigs and other well
known names borne BY the present gen
Grafton.
There was also a company from the
neighborhood OF Cypress bayou in which
were the McHuglles, the forbears OF the
clerk OF court. and many others whose
names are borne by men today.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13

In accordance with the election laws
of the State Of Louisiana, and pursuant
to the Proclamation OF His Excelleucy.
Newton Grain Blanchard. Govern0gg
duly published, notice is hereby given,
and we here proclaim, that an election
will be held at the various precincts, as
now established by law, in the Parish of
Caddo, State OF Louisiana, on the 18th
day of January \. ID. 1907, for the cleo
ton Of a Sheriff for Caddo Parish,
Louisiana, and an additional Judge for
the First Judicial District of the State
OF Louisiana, Ill and for Caddo Parish
Said election to be held under the gen
eral election laws of the State of Louis
lana, and at the following precincts and
under the supervision OF the following
commissioners and clerks. to-witta
WARD ONE.
Ida-Commissioners: J. T Means, D.
w. Proctor, ]. r Chandler. Clerk G.
L. Perry.
Mira-Commissioners: \. c. Domi-
nick, ". W. Wynn, W,OB, Lawton.
Clerk: Dave Carter.
Observation-Disclosures: J. c. Allen
Jr., ] NJ. Hoss, A. W Hale. Clerk
w, A Thompson.
observation-disclosures John NJ.
Kinabrew, J. ". Dixon. W. Hutchinson.
Clerk: Hardy Marshall.
Observation-Disclosures: J. W. Keel,
John Zilks, ". H. Adams Clerk: A. c.
Pitts.
WARD TWO.
Nivian-Commissioners: H. H. Huck-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13

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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13
LADIES LIST.

Allen Miss Dsna; Anderson Mrs
A. H.
Brown Virginia: Brown Roes: Bies
Ider: Brown Mrs {: Booke Miss Cath
crime.
Calhoun, Mrs. Mandy; Coleman Lou
roam: Colman Miss Willie B. Ceilings
Mrs. Ever; Cav Miss Fanny: Clifton
Edna May: Craig Florence.
Dunn Mrs Fanny: Davis Mrs. Baby
Dixon Mrs. O.
Everett Mrs. Callie.
Flournoy Mrs. T. E: Franklin Miss
Mary f. Freund Miss Lavinia.
Gardner Rosie; George Miss Pattie
Goodman Carolina: Granville Alice.
Ff;x Miss Lucindy; Hindley Miss LII
cy; Hardy Miss Lardee; Hoses Mrs.
Myrtle; Howell Mrs. NJ. L: S1aylctt
Miss Ellie; Haynes Miss Julia: Hicks
Mrs. Jennie; Hobbs Mrs Jennie; Hall
Geny; Hayes Mrs E. NJ Harris Miss
Bertha Honey Miss Annie
Johnson Manah pkg: James Miss
Ruby; Johnson Miss Annie B.
Lindell Mrs. Freddie ,
McCord Mrs J. y ,; Morris Miss
Katie; Markham Miss Hatty; Moor
Mrs. Maggie; Martin Mrs. NJ. E: Nc
Millen Mrs Matte; Moor Mrs Han
nah; McNatt Miss Arby; Miller Mrs.
T. A.
Nose Rachel.
Ouerielt Kathleen.
Purzeal Miss Nettie; Plain Mrs. Re
becca; Pinkney Mrs Mary: Parrot
Miss Lula.
Rodgers Mrs. Tom; Rome Miss Lyey
Robertson Mrs, Sarah; Hickey Mrs.
HELEN ? Robinson Mrs. J. L: Richard
son Angeline
Sims Mrs Mandie; Suel Miss Ellen
Smith Ella; Smalia Capito1a; Sydner
Teasner Mrs Susan; Taylor Miss
Alrean
Nenson Miss Pearl
Whitaker Matte; Wilson Miss
Louise; Williams Martha; Walker Mrs
Mamie: Walker Miss Rue Willie:
Aalker Mrs. Hattie: Washington Mrs
Jennie.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13

e-w:se. :-o-- among the stockholders q
me corporation. They shall have iul
control a The property q the company
and sta,. conduct and manage and uss
the sane a, IN their discretion they dcA
best Tie board ii directors j autho--
.zcd q adopt such bylaws. rules a1a
regulations a the business oi the CO.
nn-a-;o-7 NAV REQUIRE and i NAV deem
necessary. provided same shall not con
-7ic- witt, this charter or wiki the law
- Tie c-a,e n United STATE Sac
hoa-4 shall elect Or appoint sch otf7-
Gers agents, enDIove,, servants aat
clerk, ; i. NAV deem necessary 5gr con
due, q the a4airs q The corporation
ix -5s;- CONDENSATION win the r;gh, t
d9sSn3;-- then, = Measure and shall f.
, ~ -e,s-:- -. -t-rzr. herein r-s-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13

The Commoner: The Texas Railroad
Commission has ordered reduction of
twenty per cent in Pullman rates The
porter and the vacant uppe rberth have
not yet been disturbed.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-01-13

The Commoner A Boston minister
declares that he can bring the dead to
life. He should be invited 10 try his
hand on some of the promises contained
in the last Republican national platform.