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Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
BACK TO STATE FOR INDIAN
Green Rainbow f. Given over to the
Nebraska Courts by Judge
Trteber.

A decision was received at the United
States circuit court Wednesday morning
Diminishing the habeas corpus proceedings
against Charles Green Rainbow, a Winnie
bago Indian and remanding him to the
custody of the state authorities.
The case grows out Of an alleged assault
and arrest made by Charles Green Rain
bow on Thomas l. Sloan in forcibly eject
ing the latter from the vicinity of the
winnebago agency house, where he had
gone to collect a bill of an Indian on one
of the lease payment days. A rule OF the
Interior department prohibits collectors
from approaching within 100 yards Of the
agency during the time payments OF lease
money are being made to Indians. Mr..
Sloan is alleged to have violated the rule
by coming within the 1OO-yard limit and
was, upon the order of the agent elected
by being placed in a wagon by Rainbow
and two other Indian policemen and taken
without the 1O0-yard limit. Mr. Sloan had
the policemen arrested for assault on a
complaint sworn out before the county
judge.
The government thereupon Immediately
secured the release of the policemen by
writ of habeas corpus on the ground that
they were in the legitimate discharge of
their duties The case was heard before
Judge Trieber while he was on the bench
in December, Mr.. Sloan holding that the
Indian police were without authority and
that the ruling established by the Interior
department was without warrant or law:
In deciding the matter Judge Trieber.
who has returned to Arkansas, says;
THE regulations invoked by the petit
TONERS have been approved by the score
tary OF the interior. There must must be
an act of congress granting such author
ity, otherwise they are void and can af-
ford no protection. This order is made
without prejudice to the petitioners to
plead the same as a defense in the state
court II so advised"
AS result Of the decision Rainbow is
remanded to the custody Of the state au-
thorities. However, it is the intention OF
the government to appeal the case, because
of the Importance of the issues involved,
relative to the right of the Interior de-
partment to enforce rules not specifically
provided for by act of congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03

powers, and in addition the power to con.
troll and regulate lighting corporations.
Last nights caucus settled the possible
controversies which might have made the
opening of the legislature today other than
perfunctory, and when the two houses con-
vened at noon there was less public con.
Germ in ceremonies and a smaller attendance
than last year.
Lieutenant Governor Chandler, the first
democratic president of the senate in
many years. was cordially received
Speaker Wadsworth. assured of reelection.
also was heartily welcomed.
After the crganization of the two houses
j. w. Wadsworth being reelected speaker
OF the assembly, the first message OF Gov
ernor Hughes was submitted.
One of the first bills introduced in the as
sembly was by Murphy, republican. OF
Kings county, providing for a recount OF
ballots in the mayoralty election in New
York City.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
FIRST BURGLAR OF NEW YEAR
Initial Arrest IL Made by Mitchell
and Sullivan of the Detec-
tive Force.

The first alleged burglar arrested In 1901
is credited to Detectives Mitchell and Sui
Ivan. who arrested Charley Smith, man
without an occupation or definite place OF
residence. early Wednesday morning on the
charge Of breaking into the room Of Dale
Freeman at the Pioneer hotel 31s South
Twelfth street. and stealing gold foun-
tain pen and a quantity of clothing. A
complaint was filed against Smith by Dep
uty County Attorney Fitch Wednesday
morning charging him with burglary. 1t
appears to be a clear case, as the stolen
articles we're found in Smiths possession
when he was arrested.
Smith was arraigned in police court
Wednesday morning and, after a preliml-
nary examination. was bound over for trial
in the district court under bond OF $500
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
One Jockey Badly Injured and Two
Suspended at New OrIeRns.

One Jockey Badly Injured and Two
Suspended at New OrIeRns.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-TWO Jockeys
suspended, one painfully injured and bets
declared on on one race summaries TE the
chon, riding Sir Yagrant, was Inseated,
being caught in a jam, and having his face
painfully iacerated before going down In
consequence of this accident Aubuchon' $
mount in the third race. Goldmate, was
scratched and bets declared on
Jockey Perret, riding Florizel in the
fourth race, wass suspended for the re-
mainder Of this, meeting and fined. $50 for
the fifth race Jockey Seder, riding Billy
Vertress, was suspended for the remainder
Of this meeting for cutting across the field.
Weather cloudy, track good. Results:
First race, five and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Lecklaw won, No Quarter second, Bur-
can Arnold third. Time: 1:Wx.
Second race, six furlongs.. selling: Mata-
dor won. Lady Vashti second, Ralbert third.
Time: TIA.
mel won, Lady Ellison second, Daring
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth
James Reddick third. Time: 1:46M
Fifth race, six furlongs: Judge Davey
won, Billy Vertrees second, Brittany third.
sixth race, one mile and a quarter: Lena
] won, La Cache second, Merry Pioneer
Los ANGELES, Jan. 2-Results at Ascot
Park:
First race. six furlongs Bologna won. AL
lerion second, Canopian third. Time: 1:141k.
Second race. Futurity course: Norfolk
won, Airs second, Greene third. Time: IL.
Third race, Brooks course: Cotillon won,
Los Angeleno second, Freesias third. Time:
2:06
Fourth race, one mile: w. II. Carey won.
Tartan second, Milshora third Time: 1:49.
Fifth race, Futurfty course: Remember
won. st. Adams second, Happy Rice third.
Time: 1:12x.
Sixth race, six furlongs. Azora won,
Betsy second Lolita Gladstone third. Time:
1 :15
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2-Results at
First race, six furlongs: Yousan won,
Batidor second, Cardinal Sarto third Time
1:1sM
Second race, six furlongs: Hersain won
Jake Ward second, Cocksure third. Time
1:15x
Third race, three furlongs: Hiacho won
Bordona second, Billy Watkins third. Time
0:37%. q
Fourth race. six furlongs Nelson handl-
cap: Collector Jessup won, Mary f second
| Soufriere third. Time: 115
Fifth race, one mile and an eighth, sell.
ing: Voladay won, Iras second. orchar
| third. Time 1:5Sh
Sixth race. one mile, selling: Fulletta won
Magrane second, Rolla third. Time: IAN
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03

On the Metropolitan alleys last night in
the city tournament the champion Storz
team took the lead and undoubtedly viii
win the city championship. Captain Weber
lot OF bowlers together, and II they do as
wen at st. Louis they certainly will bring
back some of the long green. Carman's
Colts did quite well and at one stage OF
the game they had fair chance TO over
come the Storz lead, but as usual, with
hard luck and some poor bowling, their
only hope went glimmering. The Metz
team bowled steady game and were In
II all the time.
Tonight the Hamiltons. Dreshers and Gold
Tops win wind up the five-man teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
Bee Want Ads produce results.
JaeksOninnE' Annual BANQUET.

The Jacksonian club will hold its annual
banquet at the Paxton hotel the night OF
January 8. w. j. Bryan was invited TO at
tend, but cannot on account OF hts Cali
fornia leeturing tour. He will send a letter
person OF Leo T. Genung OF Iowa. Mr..
Genung will speak on the toast, "One Man
Power in Politics." A. c. ShaiIenberger
Mayor Dahlman and others will speak and
c. G. Cunningham will act as toastmaster
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
TEBEAU MOVES TO KANSAS CITY
G. H. Thomas ChivinRtOn VIII Manage
the Louisville Club.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 1.-The stock
holders of the Louisville Base Ball club
today elected Thomas A. Barker, an at
torney, president, and c. II. Thomas Chiv-
ington, formerly OF Milwaukee, vice presi-
dent and manager. Owner George Tebeau
will remove to Kansas City and devote the
major portion of his time hereafter to the
club which he owns in that city, with Nate
Wilbur as secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
PuEiIIstic Champions.

Champion of ALL. ]. Jeffries.
avyweight-Tommy Burns.
Light heavyweight-Jack O'Brien.
ddleweight-Tommy Ryan.
Welterweight-BNly Melody.
Lightwelght-Joef Cans.
Featherweight--Abe Attel.
Bantam weight-Several claimants.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
EGGS TAKE ANOTHER FALL
Drop in Price from Thirty to Twenty
Eight Cents for the
Best.


Eggs have taken another drop in price.
This is the encouraging information that
greeted Wednesday mornings marketers.
Thirty cents a dozen was last weeks price,
but they have dropped cents, and the
very best country eggs, the best obtainable,
sold for q cents a dozen Wednesday morn
ing The best candled eggs, that sold for
26 and q cents last week, are selling at "A
cents dozen today, and housekeepers who
are asked TO pay more will do we'll to in
vestigate. There is no change in the price
of butter. however, the best package
creamery still selling for IS cents a pound
and the tub creamery from Is to 30 cents
a pound.
Timely Recipes.
Green Peppers on Toast-A delicious
relish to serve with any chaiing dish COM
pound is crisp, thin slices of toast sprin-
Iled with green peppers that have been
chopped to the last degree Of fineness and
covered lightly with a little mayonnaise.
Orange Pudding-Grats the rind of two
oranges thin 30 as not to get more OF the
white than you can help. Put two small
bakers sponge cakes or two squares Of
stale home made sponge cake into dish,
breaking them up In pieces. Scoop out the
inside OF the oranges and rub them through
q sieve on the pieces OF sponge cake. Let
them stand while you crumble four more OF
the stale sponge cakes into two-thirds pint
OF milk. Add the grated rind and the cake
that has been with the juice and pulp
Beat two whole eggs whites and yolks
separately, and the yolks of three eggI
extra with two heaping tablespoonfuls OF
graduated sugar. and add to the crumbs
and orange pulp. Add one ounce and a halt
Of candied orange peel. cut In small pieces
Turn into a baking dish and bake in 6
pan OF water until It Is like custard
Garnish the top with bits Of the candieC
peel and serve hot with large spoonful o.
whipped cream beside Il which has beer
thoroughly chilled. Flavor the cream with
vanilla or sherry.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
Cans and Britt Matched.

TONOPAH. New, Jan. 2-Ben Selig. act
half OF the Casino Athletic club, today
signed articles for a finish fight between
Cans and Jimmy Britt. The purse is TO
be $4,000 90 per cent to the winner and
40 per cent to the loser. The weight Is 10
bo ~ pounds two hours before the hEht
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
Which liquidated 1906 bills carried
over and left for 1906 general
Balance unpaid Dec. /. 1soe...... H.ss5 s
Balance in fund Dec. 1, 1906. ....... 49, 200. 4
On hand to pay unpaid bills Dec.
l. 1906 and nav Dec bills 81

/, 1906, and pay Dec. bills. ...... .$121 424 81
And December collections are not shown
in balance on hand. County expense for
eleven months has amounted to about SO,
800 per month; so we may fairly expect that
at this date, after all 1906 bills are paid
there is a balance In the general fund OF
more than 10000. This, too. when the
1906 board started out with a deficit OF
$l5, S8OA.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03

II you have anything to trade advertie
Il In the For Exchange column OF The
Bee Want Ad page.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN
Southern Association Asks for Fraud Order
Against New Ysrk Exchange.
Asks THAT IT Be DENIED USE OF MAILS
II IL Alleged that Fictitious Quota
lions Based on UnspinabIe Cotton
Depress Prices ON Real
Article.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-Charges of fraud
were filed late this afternoon with Post
master General Cortelyou against the Of
ficials and members Of the New York Cot
ton exchange by Representative Livingston
of Georgia and Harvie Jordan, president
of the Southern Cotton association, OF At
lanta. On the charges they filed they base
request that the Postoffice department
Issue a fraud order against the officials
and members Of the New York Cotton ex-
change in order to bar them from the use
of the United States mails in conducting
what the charges term fraudulent practices.
The postmaster general referred his call
ers to Judge Goodwin, assistant attorney
general for the Postof1ce department. 1t
is likely that hearing on the charges will
be held by Judge Goodwin before a de-
termination Of the question is reached.
Representative Livingston and Mr.. Jor-
dan submitted to the postmaster general
the following letter accompanying the
charges:
WASHINGTON, d. O., Jan. 2, 1sU.-Hon.
@. b. Cortelyou, Postmaster General,
Washington, d. G. Dear Sir: We, the Hon.
L. F. Livingston, NJ c., of Georgia, and
Harve Jordan, president of the Southern
spectfully request the issuance of a fraud
order by your department against the use
OF the United States mails by the officers
and members of the New York Cotton ex-
change, and present our reasons for the
same in the following charge, below out
lined. and to which we most respectfully
invite your careful attention. Yours truly,
l.. F. LIVINGSTON,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
MIKE ScHREcK is AFTER BURNS
wonders ~ the LOauaciOus one RE-
members Jumping Out of
window.

ct wonder II Tommy Burns remembers
the night he jumped out Of window to
dodge me-" Mike schreck remarked last
night while discussing the presence in the
city of Tommy Burns, the Pacific Athletic
clubs homemade champion. Mike and
Tommy are old ring rivals and Mike Is
anxious TO get another chance at the Los
Angeles star.
Not long ago, while we were both in
Los Angeles, Tom McCarey couldn't decide
which one of us he liked the better" Mike
continued HE said II we would make a
match and fight he would keep the winner
and make a star of him. Burns wouldn't
listen to It and then McCarey took him into
a side room and talked to him.
Later McCarey came out Of the room
alone and said Il was all on 1 waited for
Burns to come out, but he didn't do So
Then I went and looked in the room. II
was empty, but a window, the only
way a man could have got out, was wide
open. Now what do you think of that7"
Mike said he would like to have met
Burns and talked over that and a few
other incidents of their previous meetings.
81 licked him ano he never licked me and
never could" Mike continued. Il can beat
this fellow in ten rounds sure and he knows
IL. "--Chicago Chronicle.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03

Now Is the time 70 make your wants
known through The Bee Want "A Page.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03

Ice boating is growing in favor at Cut
on lake. Near Years day two boats glided
over the lake like pair of birds. Grant
Cleveland, Glen Brown and John Hickox,
owners Of two ice boats at the lake, invited
a party of friends out and treated them
to some of the finest sport of the season
One of the young women in the party de-
clared she at times thought she was gliding
through the air instead OF on ice.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
WITH THE BOwLERs.

Scores bowled Wednesday In the singles
and doubles OF the city championship
bowling tournament:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03

Frank Delehanty recently underwent ar
operation for appendicitis at the ST, Alexis
hospital in Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
Charres AIIere Fraud.

Following are part of the charges pre-
scented to Mr.. Cortelyou:
We charge that New York City has
ceased TO be commercial spot cotton
exchange, operating under its present de-
based and fraudulent contracts, has de-
veloped Into a purely speculative or gam.
bling exchange and that the grades of
cotton shipped to New York and tender
able upon the contracts under the rules of
the New York Cotton exchange cannot
and that such grades Of cotton are used
solely to depress the price of spinnable
in the south os n to further the
exchange to the heavy detriment of tho
entire legitimate cotton trade Of the United
States.
We further charge that the said New
York Cotton exchange, through its officers
and members, is daily using the United
ting and advertising its business to the
legitimate cotton trade Of the United
States. and we charge that such business
members of the New York Cotton exchange
should be denied the use of the United
States mails We refer you to copies of
We further charge that New York City
has ceased to be a spot cotton market
ton, due to the present debased contracts
of the New York Cotton exchange, and as
proof Of the charge we cite 70 you the
cember 81, 1906 there was only delivered
from that market 10,046 bales of spot cot
t tG s6ooCo bales Of American cotton
placed on the markets OF this country at
other points.
quotations sent out through the United
| States malls by the officers and members
Of the New York Cotton exchange to their
customers and others, both as to futures
and spot" prices, are fraudulent in that
neither represents the. true and actual
value 1ro of SPOT eoi5G SSt bae tns
| the market price at which spinnable grades
of cotton could be purchased in the south
| and shipped to New York for tender on
said fraudulent contracts
| In addition to the formal charges many
letters and afhdavits in support of them
were submitted to Postmaster General Cor
telyou. Representative Livingston urged
prompt and decisive action in the matter,
and Mr.. Cortelyou said the charges would
be given attention by the department.
Exchange Asks for Charges.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2-Walter C. Hub
bard, president of the New York Cotton
exchange, announced today that he had
asked Postmaster General Cortelyou to
send him copies of any complaints thai
might have been made to him against the
New York Cotton exchange. This actor
was taken on the publication of reports
that an application will he made to the
postmaster general in behalf of cottor
growing interests in the south for the Is
suance OF a fraud order against the New
York Cotton exchange, denying 1t the us
of the United States mails. 1t was sale
to have been charged that cotton delivered
on contracts and sold on the floor of thu
New York Cotton exchange was not o
the grade called for by the contracts
, On the publication Of this report Presiden
Hubbard first sent a telegram to Mr.. Cor
telyou and then on December 81 wrote &
him asking that MIR. Cortelyou favor tn
New York Cotton exchange with copie
OF any complaint made against 1t, in orde
that proper action might be taken to pro
tect its interests against such unwarrant
able attacks"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03
COUNTY HAS GOOD BALANCE
over Hundred Thousand Dollars I'm
General Fund Despite Def
cit Year Ago.

There is a balance of more than 100000
in the general fund Of Douglas county In
spite Of the fact that the 1905 board started
out with a deficit OF nearly $4,000 County
expenses Tor the last eleven months have
averaged $2O.SOo a month. ]. j. Ryder,
clerk of the county commissioners. has
prepared the following statement of the
countys financial condition:
Unpaid bills carried from 1905 50, S21 90
Funds available Jan. l, 1906, to pay
Unprovided at Jan. /, 1906. ......... $3.50. "A
Transferred from 1876, road and
bridge funds Observation-Disclosures. 6b,OOO.0O
Which liquidated 1906 bills carried
over and left for 1906 general
Iunu ~, l16 DO
Expenses for general fund Jan. !,
1906, to Dec /, O6............... .$229 $50 .O6
or which there had been paid Dec.
l. lSOo HF,SZ5.bO
Balance unpaid Dec. /, 1906. 2, s65 IS
Balance In fund Dec. l, 19O6........ 143 200. 4S
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03

re line. 1t hardly needed this asspFanee
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-03

Il ls commsndable' business pFoPOsitiOn- on u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
COMISION IMPORTANTE

Esta maffana visit6 al gobernador
una comisi6n compuesta de agriculto
res y comerciantes de Arccibo. en- So
licitud de la tpronta termination de
IL carretera entire aquella ciudad Ia
de Lares.
Fomraban parte de dicha Comisi6n
los sefiores Nuf1oz Rivera, Larrinaqa,
Perez Aviles. Blondet Oliver. Suliverss
y otras personas distinguidas cuyo,
nom bres no recordamos.
Ell Comisionado del interior. interi
no, Mr.. Haries, inform6 acerca del
asunto extensamente, manifestando en-
tre otros particulares que del million
de pesos destinado carreteras serfan
separados vointe mil pesos por 10 menos
para atender los trabajos de termina-
ci6n On la de Arecibo LareS, puesto
que habfa ell mismo objeto con todas
las carreteras de la isla.
Agrego, sademas, que Ell af1o que
viene serfa asignada otrs cantidad con
igual fin que existfa uucho inter9s
porque dicha carretsra fuese termi.
nada 10 mas pronto possible.
Los sef1ores de la Comision salieron
satisfech de la Fortaleza a,
siendo proximamente las ones media
de la manana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
parties De pOLICIA
DESGRACIADo SUCESo

Ell cabo Echavarrfa informa desde
Gurabo que en- Ell barrio "Hato nue.
vo' de aquela Jurisdiction en- una
pl antacion de LA Colectiva", fue coli
do Sivero Melendez por un caro- que
conducia el individual Jose Lopez
Ell estado de Melendez es grave Y
Lopez, ha sido arrestado.
EsCALAMIENTo yRORo
Ell cabo Huerta comunica desde
Vega Baja al primer jefe de la Policia,
que anoche fue escalsda en- aquella po-
blacion laeeasa de Ana Hernandez
46 dollars, y que arresto al
lndividuo Armando Padila a quien Sc
acusa coma utor del hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25

tan excesivos, que les permitan
callhcar de inmorales obras que
estan admitidas en- todas parties
y cuyos autores gozan de la ce-
lcbridad y de la gloria
No; acknowledgements sc nece-
sta esclarecer este punto oscu-
70 del Servicio de aduanaS, V es
precise que Sc conceda por los
poderes y los organismos encar-
gados de velar por la cuItura y
el buen nombre del pals, toda
la atenci0n necesaria Y Sc bus :
quen los remedies oportunos pa
ra que no Sc repitan esos espec-
taculos deprimentes, esos la
mentables autos de fe, en- pleno
siglo Xxx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-25
Reclamation contra La San Juan Light

Cinco ca balleros que Sc consideran
periudicados por los perjuicios que
Sc les irrogaron la noche del domingo
dltimo, con motive de haberse sus-
pendido el transito de carros electri-
cos entire Rio-Piedras y San Juan
las. IIA, presentaran una demanda
en- contra de Ia San Juan Light and
Transit Company.
Segdn informes que hemos podido
adquirir sobre Ell particular, parec c
Qde antes de las once y cuarto de la
noche del domingo p del corriente,
habla en- la estacion de Rio -Piedras
varias personals esperanto la salida
del CAIRO anunciado en- los itinera
rios para la citada bora. Los viaieros
ocuparon sus asientos oportunamen-
tie; pero tuvieron que abandonarlos
protestando, porque el conductor Sc
nego a salir bajo Ell prettexo de que
hab1a en- la lfnea I'm descarrilamiento
Este ocurrio en- el ramal del Par
que, sin que la lfnea de Rio Piedras
4 San Juan haya quedado intercepta.
da la referida noche. Los pas2iero
no pudiendo utilizar el CAIRO, tuve-
ron, unos, que pernoctar EN- Rio Pie
dras y otros que alquilar coches para
regresar 4 San Juan.