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The wageworker., 1907-05-17

Heart unionism tries to do some
thing. Mouth unionism tries to d.
somebody.
The wageworker., 1907-05-17

Poost the Labor Temple projec
1t will boost unionism in return.
The wageworker., 1907-05-17

There are enough "hammersmit.s
in Lincoln to organize a strong .oca'
The wageworker., 1907-05-17

Life is too short to be spent in
knocking on your fellow craftsmen
The wageworker., 1907-05-17

Typographical Union Memorial Da
Sunday, May 26.
The wageworker., 1907-05-17

There is difference between being
big stick" and having big stick.
The wageworker., 1907-05-17

soon dawn. 1t will dawn in Lincoln if
the wage earners will post themselves
on the possibilities of the initiative
and referendum
The wageworker., 1907-05-17

The drug store saloon running Il ba
in the guise of soda fountain n,'is
&C.
The wageworker., 1907-05-17

Entered as second-class matter April
21, 1904, at the postofice at Lincoln,
Neb., under the Act of Congress of
March 3rd, 1879.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
BAILEY FORCES FIGHT
Senator's Friends Grow Ag-
greSSiye in Legislature.
FOR LIMITED INVESTIGATION
state senate Adopts Substitute to the
Drastic Resolution Proposed by
Enemies-COnfident of Recollection
by Joint Session Of Both Houses.
January 23, Day Set by Law.

Dallas. Tea. Jan. 4-Confdent Of hav-
ing a majority from their view OF the in
vestigation issue. Senator Bailey's friends
to-day forced the fighting on the opposi-
ton in beth branches OF the State Iegisla-
ture
After the first test vote In the senate
which the Bailey men carried by Il 10 y.
they started 10 ride rough-shod over the
anti-Bailey forces. to adopt a substitute
to the drastic resolution Investigation pro-
posed by the Senator's enemies The sen
ate late tonight adopted the substitute in
vestigating resolution by a vote of Is 10 y
Il provides for a limited investigation. 10
be made by a special committee Of seven
senator's
Senator Bailey expresses confidence in
d. reelection by a joint session of both
houses. January g. the day set by law.
His enemies, on the other hand. openly
and boldly assert that they will try 20
prevent this, and that if Senator Bailey
shall be reelected at that time. they will
carry an investigation demand TO wash
ingtOn.
Bailey's forces were strong enough to-
day TO carry resolution through the
senate providing for joint committee
of the two houses 10 make arrangements
for the Senatorial election to take place
on January 3. The day in the house was
devoted TO speeches in defense Of Bailey.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15

a majority OF all the Kent and Sussex
men. The absentees (auti-Allee menD
Vfcre Senators COnnor. Reed. and Lingo.
and Representatives Newton, Richardson.
Elliott, Rash, and Hir0us This caucus
reassembled this evening and continued
the balloting. IL was stated that New
castle County men had agreed 70 support
the choice of the Two lower counties. but
such a thing was doubtful.
To Eject Harmony.
Senator Connor. Of Kent County. spent
large part of tae afternoon in ursing
the election of Addicks to effect har-
mouy." The Newcastle County men, how
ever, would not agree 10 this. Never
theless, it was arranged by Connor and
other Addlcks staIwarJs to vote for him
at the start
The deal between Senator Alice. Dr.
Layton, and ex-senator Higgins. Of VIII
mington avaiIed nothing, two OF the Hig-
gins men, Representatives Wilson and
Evans. Of Newcastle County. to-day
promising their support to Richardson.
Addicks arrived here from Philadelphia
tonight.
The members Of the State committee
held a conference before the caucus TO
adjust matters. They counted eleven Of
the thirteen Newcastle County legislators
for Richardson. Il was expected the
requisite eight others would come from
the anti-Ailee ranks in Kent and Sussex
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
BISHOPS DEATH TOBR PROBED
Foul Play Suspected in Independent
Polish Church Fight.
Head of OrGa nizatiOn In Constant
Fear Of Assassination Follow
ing Bitter Fcud.

Chicago, Jan. 1A-Under circumstances
which led his physician to refuse "a death
certificate. the police to forbid even an
undertaken to touch the body. and the
coroner to order an inquest at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. Bishop Anthony Kos
lowsld. OF the National Independent Cath
olic Church, died tonight at St An
thongs Hospital which he himself
founded
The case could hardly be more mys-
terious Except that there are no marks
Of violence on the body the hospital au-
thorities viii say absolutely nothing. DR..
Malazowski who attended the bishop
in his last Illness refuses with every ap-
pearance of the utmost alarm to speak
a word. The police will reveal no more
than that they were notihed-by whom il
IS not knOwn-that the death was mys-
teri0us. and that an inquest is desirable.
Bishop KoslowskTs Chicago career has
been such as to keep him in the limeIight
for years Formerly a priest in St
StanisIaus Polish Catholic Church here.
he was accommodated fifteen years ago
and organized the Independent church,
OF which he constituted himself the head
Being a man Of remarkable eloQuence.
executive ability. and force Of character,
he soon gathered a large congregation
about him and established branches of
the church in Omaha. Cleveland and
other cities with large Polish popula-
tons
The latter qusrTeIed so bitterly among
themselves, however. that his Chicago
congregation was frequently on the verge
Of actual riot during services.
Charges we're made by the bishops
enemies that he had murdered several
patients at his hospital, an accusation
which the bishop met by several damage
suits. alleging conspiracy to ruin him.
These actions were all dropped.
His foes did not subside however. He
is said recently to have gone in constant
fear Of assassination. He was taken yio-
ientIy III December Il. called in DR. Maia-
Zowski, and was removed TO St An
thongs Hospital. His condition was not
considered serious. however. until this
afternoon. when it was announced that
ne would probably live through the
night. He died at 10 o'clock
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
OPERATOR MATTOX BLAMED.
State Corporation Commission Re-
ports on Wreck at Lawyers.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, Jan. H-Ths State cor
porltion commission this afternoon com
pleted and made public its report on the
recent wreck at Lawyers, near Lynch
burg. on the Southern Railway. in which
President Samuel Spencer, of the South
ern. and several other people lost their
lives.
The language of the report is clear and
strong. After commenting on the un-
satisfactory service of Operator Jacobs.
Of Rangoon, and on that OF Operator Mat
tox. at Lawyers. the report places the
blame for the accident on Operator Mat
tox
The commission is without Jurisdiction
in criminal law in the enactment or en-
foTcement of the law. but it is within
the jurisdiction and one of the duties
Of the commission from time to time to
call public attention. as il now does,
TO what it considers to be needed or de-
sirable remedies Tor the evils connected
with the operation Of public service cor
uOratiOnS
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
REACHES HARRISBURG
VIII Take Oath of Omce at Noon To-
day-City Thronged.

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. 14-All arrange
ments for the Inauguration OF Gov.-elect
Stuart and Lieut.. Gov.-elect Murphy were
completed tonight and the ceremony viii
take place at noon Tuesday in front OF
the capitol
The oath viii be administered 70 the
governor-elect by Justice Fell, while Mr..
Murphy will be sworn in at the senate
chamber By Judge Kunkel In the even
ing there will be a reception by the new
governor, a ball, and a state dinner.
Gov. Stuart arrived to-day, and Gov
Pennypacker turned the mansion over to
him. Thousands Of visitors thrOng the
city, and tonight there were band con
certs. fireworks and illumination Of
Capitol Park
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
SEVEN DIE IN MINE BLAST.
Two Hundred gIen Narrowly Escape,
Having Left just in Time.

Terre HaUte. Ind. Jan l4-Seven
men were killed in an explosion in the
miners. room Of the Dering Coal Com
pany mine, ten miles north Of this city.
and six others were seriously injured
three of whom win probably die from
the effects OF inhaling flames.
Tho cause of the explosion is NOT
definitely known. but it is supposed
that an open Hes OF powder in the
miners room was ignited by a spark
from lamp.
Two hundred men had just descended
TO the lower level when the explosion
occurred. Had they not left when they
did the loss Of life must have been
much greater
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
ENGINEER KILLED IN HIS CAB.
Passenger Train stopped Justin
Time to Prevent Wreck.

Mount vernon. \. J.. Jan. 14.--Iil-
liam Anderson. engineer of a passenger
train on the New York Central, was in
stantly killed tonight by mis- head
striking q mail crane.
Travelling Engineer Wheeton, who
was was riding on the firemans side.
noticing that Anderson had Jumped
a danger signal investigated. and
found the engineer dead. WheetOn
stopped the train, which was crowded
with passengers. within ten yards of
a stalled freight
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
DRYDEN GETS a BLOW.
Bill introduced to Give Policy Hold
ers Control of Prudential.

Trenton, Jan limited States Senator
john F. Drydea's friends received an un-
expected blow when the legislature re-
convened tonight and Assemblyman
Archibald Alexander, of Hudson, intro
dUced bill designed 10 place the con-
troll OF the surplus of the Prudential In
sUrance Company in the hands of the
policy holders.
The bin was a repeater of an act passed
at the behest OF Gr. Drydeu in 1850. by
which this control was wrested from the
policy holders and vested in the stock
holders.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
TWO KILLED BY SAME ENGINE.
Engineer Hurryiag to Bedside Of
IIis Dying Wife At the Time.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg, Va. Jan. If-Wn-
liam Lloyd, telegraph operator. Of
Trevilliou Louisa County was struck
by an engine on the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad
about five miles south OF this city to-
day. sustaining injuries Of which he
died soon after being brought TO the
Mary Washington Hospital IN this
chs
The same engine struck and killed a
negro section hand about nine miles
farther south.
The engine was in charge OF an en-
giueer who was rushing 10 the bedside
of his dying wife in Richmond. and
was going at a high rate Of speed.
Lloyd was a single man. and is sur
vived by his father, several brothers,
and a sister
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
Three KILLED in wreck.

Lcavenworth. Kans., Jan. 1A-Three
persons were killed in q hcad-on collision
On the Burlington Railroad at Waldron,
a small station, twenty miles from here
at $50 O'Clock tonight The engineer.
baggageman, and fireman were killed
Several passengers are reported 10 be in
iured.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
BUYS INTEREST IN PAPER.
William c. Refck Acquires Interest
in the New York Times.

New York. Jan. 14-William g Reick,
for several years president of the New
York Herald Company. mas withdrawn
from the Herald and has acquired a sub
stantial interest in the New York Times
He viii hereafter be associated
with Adolph s. Ochs. the publisher and
controlling owner in the management OF
the New York Times. Mr. Reick has also
been associated with George D. Ochs in
the ownership Of the Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
Partly cloudy to-day and to-mor-
row; colder tomorrow; variable
winds, becoming northwesterly
and fresh.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages TELEGRAPHIC.
1-HUghes Smashes State Machine
l-Richards0n Named in Delaware.
bailey Wins Test Vote
MANY Indictments Against Oil Trust.
l-Mystery in Bishops Death.
S-Deposed Bank President Charges
Fraud
ECarnegie Heads Tax List
S-French Bishops Meet To-day.
CONGRESS-.
-Senate Refuses 10 Raise Salaries.
-District Appropriation Bill Reported.
EPowder Trust Scored in House.
district Day in the House
LOCAL
2-Cupids Efforts Are Baked
Harmony Rules Board of Trade.
Gas Companies Hold Back Data.
2-Foreisn Trade Convention in Session
5-Ars. Kayne to Bring Suit
9-Bonaparte 10 Stamp Out Peonage.
12-Hughes Heirs to Contest VIII.
Pew Food-law Prosecutions.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
CHOSEN
Delaware Republicans De-
eide on Senator.
ELECTED ON NINTH BALLOT
Selection Made Possible Through the
Withdrawal of Judge James PEN
newiIl, Who Positively Declined to
BE a Candidate-Prefer- Bench TO
Senate-Nomination Unanimous.

Dover, Jan. H.-Harry A Richardson.
Of Dover, was nominated for Senator on
the ninth ballot in caucus here tonight.
The vote was: Richardson. %: Layton.
,; Alice 10; Addieks. . PennewiH. 1: In
surance Commissioner Marshall. I. Total
s.
At n:50 the nomination Of Richardson
was made unanimous and the caucus ad-
journed.
The Senatorial situation shaped itself
early in the evening. to a degree. upon
the arrival in Dover Of state Chairman
T. Coleman Dh Pont. ex-senator L. Heis-
Ter Ball. and other leaders from New
castle County.
These heads Of the party found that a
condition favorable 10 the election Of
Harry A. Richardson. the Dover mil
Honaire, had developed during the dav.
Prior to the general Republican caucus
in the StatehOuSe tonight. Richardson
was in the Iead.rand his friends predicted
his nomination on about the third ballot.
This was based on the fact that Judge
James Pennewill, of Dover, who could
have had the Senatorship had he con-
sented to accept it, was not a candidate.
He made a final and adverse declaration
tonight in these words:
Il viii not be in any sense a candi-
date for Senator. I cannot, therefore.
allow my name TO be used I'm the caucus.
II 1 should be voted for and agreed upon
in caucus, I would be compelled to de-
cline"
Prefers Bench TO Senate.
The judge supplemented this ultimatum
with a statement that ne would have
stopped the Senatorial boom in his own
behalf several weeks ago but for the
genuine regard that he has for the men
who have supported him. His reason for
refusing the Seuatorship is simply that
he wants TO remain on the bench. Judge
PennewiiTs unqualified choice for the
honor is Richardson. a fact that helped
the latter. This soon became known TO
the judges friends primarily through his
brother, ex-State Senator Simons Penne-
VIII, Of Greenwood.
State Chairman Du Pont and ex-Sena-
tor Bah both expressed their approval of
Richardson, and as the thirty-six Repub-
ican legislators went into caucus it was
clearly evident that Richardson led the
field.
Alice strength Diminished.
Senator Alees strength. on the other
hand diminished during the day This
morning fifteen Of the twenty-three Repub-
ican legislators in Kent and Sussex coun-
ties held a conference and agreed. on mo-
ton Of Senator Houghton, of Kent. 20 sup
port only q Kent or Sussex man. Senator
Rowland Of Sussex. presided. At $50
p m the same fifteen men again met
They We're in session for two hours and
took fifteen ballots without result. On
tie third ballot Alice received eleven
votes. He led the ballot This was his
maximum strength. and he held it alter
nately. Others voted for PennewiH. who
received one vote; Addicks DR. Layton.
cX-Congressman Heffecker. Of Smyrna.
ara Insurance Commissioner Marshall.
The object was to secure twelve votes
for alice, which would have given him
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
WIN Move Bis Brick building.

Montgomery, Ala, Jan. IA remark
able engineering feat viii be attempted
here tomorrow. VIXEN efforts will be ,lsad .
TO move a seven-stOry brick building as 81
unit over half mile and place ,be
structure intact on a new foundation.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
HUGHES SMASHES
STATE MACHINE
Bitter Blow Is Delivered to
0dell and Woodruff.
POSITION FOR STEVENS
WadSwOrth'S Enemy Gets Big
geSt Plum in Albany.

Former state senator Given Control
OF $IOI 100000 Canal work. While
Herbert Parsons Wins in Having
William Leary Appointed Sue
eessOr TO Chairman WOOdrufF'S Man
Swazey-Hish Praise for c. II. Keep
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
NEGRO DISCHARGE
ORDER MODIFIED
Form Of Brownsville ReS0-
luton Debated.
SENATOR'S IN A CLASH
President Directs Elimination of
Civil Employment Bar.

Debate Is Resumed After Subnlfs-
Evidence, and Two More Demo-
cTats Defend Chief ExecUtfve-Sen-
atOr Spooner Commences Speech
on the Legal Points Involved.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15
It's Unsafe and UnproftaiIe

To keep your surplus money idle Deposit
your funds in banking dept OF Union
Trust Co., 14li +. Interest on all accounts.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15

tThe Presidents message on the
brownsville ARRAY will be found on
Page D.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15

Ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
at Eckstein's from Y te 5. I4l2 n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-15

CONTINUED ON FoURTH PAcE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
PROBE COAL ROAD DEAL
Federal Grand Jury Thought to
Hare Found Indictment.

Among the indictments returned yesterday by
the federal grand jury to Judge Holt. In tho
United States Circuit Court, it is rumored, We're
several dealing with the recent taking OF title
to valuable coal lands in the Big Horn Basin
OF Wyoming by individuals living in suburban
New York These persons assigned their rights
in the lands to the Owl Creek Mining Company
and the Northwestern Coat Company. both said
to be subsidiary corporations of the Burlington
road. which is now building branch line into
the Big Horn Basin TO get the coal haul OF that
section.
When making entry to the lands the appli-
cants made oath that they were not acquiring
the title for any individual or corporation. but
solely for themselves. as required by law. The
grand jury, IL is known. made a very thorough
investigation of the entries at the instance OF
the Interior Department. md indictments for
perjury and subornHtion of perjury are among
the possibilities. Most OF the claimants are
residents OF Amityvile and Whereabouts,
1t is also known that the grand jury lnvesti-
gated certain transactions of the American To-
bacco Company, suspected, II is said OF viola
ticn of certain clauses of the Interstate Com
merce act. and the maintenance and creation
OF r2onopOles in connection with the tobacco in
dustry. especially of the export trade. The
names of none of the alleged defenders will be
made public until they are brought into court
on bench warrants 10 plead. The grand jury
will resume its investigation of alleged federal
violations to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
UNCLE SAM AND CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Treasury Department: Must Make Ruling
in Baltimore Custom House Case.

Baltimore. March William F. Stone Collector
Of the Port Of Baltimore. has asked the United
States government to declare itself on the Chris
iian Science question William II. Myers IS an IN
FPector in the Custom House. under the immediate
jurisdiction OF DIR. Robert a Ravenscroft. the Sur
yeyor Dir. Myers IS Christian Scientist He fell
sick with rheuma tis;n-that IS he got the impress
sion that he had rheumatism.
MIR. Myers reported % the Office his inability TO
get work while his belief in rheumatism con-
tinued His physical nature. lie said for the time
being dominating his mental nature The men
tai was overpowered by the physical
The Treasury Department allows each Of its en-
ployes two weeks vacation each year with pay
Further. 1t allows thirty days sick leave each
year. with pay provided the employe sends in a
physicians certificate to the effect that he is I'M
able 10 work II s,ch certificate is not fortbeoln-
ing. the time taken Oft is charged APP TO the vaca-
ton time. ana wien the fourteen days are spent
pay : stopped
Mr. Myers could turn IN nothing but Christian
Science healer'S statement that he was unable TO
work Circular Order 50 Of the Treasury Depart
ment. dated April Il. 1904. ana signed by Leslie
NJ. Shaw. Secretary Of the Treasury GAYS that
certificates will be accepted from none but regu-
larry practising physicians. deceased according to
law"
Surveyor Ravenscraft Is also Doctor Ravenscroft
He sent the whole thing to Collector Stone saving
that he didn't see how he could approve Che nav.
ment. but asking ruling from the Collector
On the whole, ths Collector Inclined 10 the bslfaP
that :he man ought &c be pac, but Il was 100 i'm
he did The Surveyor had done. He sEoyeq fi1e
papers over TO t;I9 department at Washington
asking an 0flcidi prODOuncement the question
from headquarters No answer has been received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
LAWSON FINAL.
Small Panic in Nevada-Utak Fol
lO5cs advertisement.

Thomas W. Lawson In yesterdays morning
newspapers published his final advertisement on
Nevada-Utah Copper. which converted holders and
prospective buyers alike into sellers and produced
a miniature panic on the curb. The Lawson adj
vertislng campaign had been in progress FOR fort
night or so His announcement that he was inves-
tigating the company's properties in Nevada and
Utah was the signal for rush OF buyers. the
transactions in the stock the first day being
ebout 10000 shares new high record OF activity
for the curb.
Nevada-Ctah was selling at a trihe over Tor $
a share par value 500 when he began operations
and within three OF four days climbed to ga. But
as the reports from hts experts continued TO be
delayed although Lawson daily put out advertise
nlents 50 skiifully concOcted as 70 keep buoyane
the hopes OF the great majority OF those who had
plunged" on TIE good thing the price gradually
declined tho last quotation on Monday having been
57s bid and 6 asked.
Yesterday morning. Lawson having announced
that he could not stand sponsor for Nevada-Utah.
ana having spent many dollars in informing the
public that he had refraiaed from making many
millions at their expense. there was wild Seram-
BILE to get out of the stock. in the course OF which
the price went down to 2ls Big buying orders were
executed at the lower levels and the stock rallied
20 44s at the close
There unknd reports that the Boston oPer-
ator had himself gone heavily short OF Nevada
Utah and that a large part OF the buying yes
terday's break represented profit taking by him.
of the estimates making his gains from the
'.campaiRn'' as much as s. 100000. from which
should OF course, be deducted the cost OF his aG-
vertisinR. II the impression on the curb that
the same degree OF finality some Of Nine Pattl
farewell tours But imagination was Lively
enough 70 suggest what preteTt OF plsusi6iity even
he could devise for again working up public inter-
est in Nevada tab.