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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-21
PLUMBERS TRUST is BROKEN
judgment Of OusteF Taken in Ohio
Against Twenty Firms in
Combination,

COLUMBUS, O., Dec 2o.-In the circuit
court at Dayton today, Attorney General
Ellis took judgment Of custer against the
twenty Ohio companies and firms dealing
in plumbers supplies who were found to-
be In the national combination Of such dee T.
ers The court orders them out Of the
combination which It found to be In re-
straint % trade.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-21
DELAY DUE TO DISAGREEMENT
japan Disclaims Ever COnsentinE to
Limitation OF Number OF
Emigrants.

TOXIC, Dec 3.-The delay in closing
the immigration negotiations between ia
pan and Canada was due to a claim put
in by the Canadian government through
Commissioner LemiuN that prior TO Canada
becoming a party to the treaty OF alliance
# was specifically guaranteed by a rep
resentative OF Japan that emigration Of
labOrers TO Canada should be limited to
800 monthly. The japanese government, II
is said, now repudiates this action.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-21

President Roosevelt has ordered federal
troops quartered at Goldheld to return
to their stations December 30. In two
teleErams to Governor Sparks Of Nevada
he virtually charges that official of mis-
representing the situation and of failure
to do his full duty as an official. Page 1
Secretary Taft landed In New York and
Immediately proceeded to Washington
Page q
Chancellor f. Benjamin Andrews, at
meeting Of Nebraska university men in
Spokane, says Bryan's election with a re-
publican congress would be block to
reform Page 8
Interstate Commerce commission fixes
the statute of limitations on claims filed
before It. Page i
The work of rescue is progressing rap
idly at the Darr mine. Page i
Mix trust is under the ban in Chicago
where the grand jury has been making
an investigation. Page
Indictments by the hundreds have been
returned in Kansas City against violators
Of the Sunday law. Page
Judgment of custer was taken against
Ohio plumbers supply dealers, who were
charged with being in a combination.
Page 1
J. II. Oiphant a prominent New York
broker, was shot by man who was be-
hind in his speculative accounts. Page
NEBRASKA.
The Railroad commission ordered ratios
on oil in Nebraska cut by one-third in re-
Spouse to the demand of independent
shippers Page
Negro at Columbus commits assault
upon prominent woman in most brutal
manner. Page
Testimony in the WALLACE murder trial
reveals that trouble might have existed
between the defendant at Hills because
OF domestic relations, Page
FoEEIcN.
Trial of Editor Harden has been ordered
to proceed in secret without even the
newspaper men present Page 1
At banquet rendered Ambassa 1or
| O'Brien at Toxic expressions of friend
ship for the United states were uttered
| by japanese and returned. Page 1
Ninety-three persons were killed in the
| explosion at Palermo. Page 1
Russian bomb thrower was executed
at Moscow. Page /
| Nine men charged with violating Sun
day blue laws are hned 81 each and costs
! in police court. Page /
Union Pacific will give shop men an on
forced vacation Of eight days during holi-
! days as measure of economy. Page IL
New York bank demands legal tender
! in payment Of interest on Omaha bonds
held there instead Of usual New York
| exchange draft. Page IL
Christmas celebration win be held at
! City mission Thursday, Santa Claus hav-
| ing been booked for a return engagement
on that day. Page 4
Sanford Peck Of Chicago increases his
| Omaha holdings by investing in five resi-
| dence buildings. Page 6
Newsboys who deliver the Sunday morn
! ing papers are given quarters in the
/ Young Mems Christian association build
! ing. Page 4
! Mrs. Providem discusses plans for a
| Christmas dinner which all might enjoy.
Page S
COMMERCIAL AND MDUsTRLAL.
! Live stock markets. Page l3
! Grain markets. Page 13
| Stocks and bonds Page l3
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-21
FLEET OFF ST. THOMAS ISLAND
Last Message from Pacihc-BOund
ships Comes from Porto
Hgan.

on BOARD FLAGSHIP CONNECTICUT
Thursday Dec. l9-Noon-By Wireless
Telegraphy 10 San Juan, Porto Rico
The feet At this hour Is 500 miles north
west Of the island Of ST. Thomas. The
weather Is fine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-21
NINETY-THREE ARE KILLED
This L. Death List so Far In Powder
Explosion at Palermo,
Italy.

PALERMO, Dec. eO.-The work Of res
cuing the persons wounded by the explo-
sion last night I'm the military powder maga-
zine was continued until this morning.
Up to the present time II Is known that
ninety-three persons met their death from
the explosion and subsequent FIRE. ard more
than 100 wCre injured. The LODGING house
for emiCrants which was DESTROYED by the
flames gave the largest number OF victims.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-21
Druce Grave 90 Be Opened.

LONDON, Dec, 2O-The Home Office has
consented 10 the opening Of the grave Of
Il. c. Druce IN HighgaJe cemetery Con-
sequently shortly after Christmas the
body or a ron Of lead should be definitely
answered
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-21
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
THE WEATHER.

| Forecast till p. m. Saturday:
| For Omaha, Council Bluffs and Vicinity
| Fair Saturday; no important change in
| temperature.
For Ncbraska-Saturday increasing cloud
| mess.
! For Towa--Fcir Saturday
| TempeIaturc at Omaha Yesterday:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
READY FOR THE SACRIFICE
Former Mayor Harrison OF Chicago
Will Run Again if Anybody
Asks Him.

Los Angeles. Feb. 9,-Carter Harrison.
former mayor of Chicago. who has been
snending the winter at Pasadena. left at
o'clock this evening sor Chicago. Mr..
Harrison stated today that he is hardly
in touch with Chicago politics. although
he has been in communication with
friends on the msyoralty situation there.
He will accept the Democratic nomina-
ton for mayor il it is rendered him.
before leaving Mr.. Harrison said:
Il shall remain in Chicago until after
the municipal elections there. No. have
nothing new to add TO the matter of the
roavoraItv nomination. My position is the
Fame that il has been for a month past.
I am simply in the hands OF my friends.
Regarding that messenger who is sup
posed TO be speeding westward with inn
nnortapt communications for, me relating
Ia the mayoralty nomination, I have not
seen him yet. ] shall keep an eye out
~ the window on the way east for him,
as he may have been stalled in the re-
cent storms I am in splendid health just
now and the health of my family is also
improved
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
WIDOW LOSES ALL.
Pennsylvania Court Hands Down
Opinion in lutte Case.

Pittsburg, Feb. 9.-Judge John D..
Shafer today rendered his decision in
the famous lutte case. which was
brought by the Colonial Trust compa-
ny, administrator of the late W. C.
lutte. VINO committed suicide in Allan
tic City. and his heirs against f. n.
HOffstOtt and j. W.Griend. alleging that
they controlled stock of the lutte Coal
company which belonged TO Mrs. w. c.
lutte.
The-suit was for an injunction TO re-
train the sale by the defendants of coll
lateral of the plaintiff decedent for a
debt alleged TO be due from him under
certain CONTRACTS. TO set asid these con-
tracts as being made while lutte was
insane.
Judge Shafer says the court is unable
to find that lutte was insane at any
time affecting the business transactions.
The bill is accordingly dismissed.
Mrs. Jutte's attorney said:
s'The case involves 81. 100000. and the
decision probably takes away from Mrs.
Jurte every dollar of the estate. We
will file exceptions 10 the decision anil
conclusions of law and thus raise all
the questions involved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
Excellent Home Treat
ment for Consumption
and Throat Troubles

Inc camps for tuberculosis patients
IN the pine forests Of Maine. estab-
llsned by the Philadelphia specialists.
nave demonstrated a new and wonder
fully successful phase in the treatment
or pulmonary diseases. The method
pursued has gained almost universal
recognition among the medical profess
sion.
Ir an interview recently by a New
york newspaper representative some
information that will prove of i'm
mense value ID the public i'm general
was given out.
The remarkable stimulating effect
on the respiratory organs by the resin
Gus atmosphere of the pine forest has
been matter of great interest to the
medical world, and that doctors in gem
eral would have long since awaited
themselves of the great curative mer-
its of the pine sap had they been able
To obtain it, active principle freed
from the many deleteriOus matters
with which il is associated by nature.
This has been one of the achieve
ments OF the work in the forest
camps and he has produced what is
known to the medical fraternity as
Concentrated oil of pine. If this prep
aretiOn be used IN connection with
plenty Of outdoor exercise and the
habit of taking deep. long bredths
every few minutes, patients Will have
all the advantages of the pine forest
camps right at their own homes and
the most effective remedy obtainable
for any case of lung trouble that *
not too far advanced and a cure for
any cough that is durable. The form
ula as originally prescribed is the fol-
lowing: "One-half ounce Concentrated
oil of pine two ounces of glycerine;
eight ounces OF good whisky. It should
he shaken thoroughly and taken ia
tablespoon Goscs every four hours.
The ingredients can be procured
from any WeH-stOrked prescriptions
druggist care should be taken 30 Sc
cure only the Concentrated" oil Of
! pine. which comes nut up for medical
use IN half-Dunce Walls and inclosed in
small round screwtop cases. which pro-
/ tect it from heat and light. The or
binary bulk oil of pine is useless. wing
/ to the foreign matter that 1t contains
| likewise the patent medicine imita-
/ tions labeled coil Of Pine" They only
produce nausea aad fail in specific re-
suits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
NOT FOR NEEDY COLLEGES.
RockefeIIer's Gift Will Go to the
More Prosperous Institutions.

Chicago. Feb. 9.-President \. w.
Harris of Northwestern university last
night. in commenting on the donation
Of John u. Rockefeller 10 the general
education board. for the purpose of pro-
noting the cause 6f education through
out the country. found one serious OBJ
lection TO the system OF the board in
handing out the money.
The colleges that need the money the
most cannot afford to nave it because
Of the conditions which must be COM
piled with to get it," said President
Harris. For instance, Beloh was Of
fered 100000 by the board as One-third
If on endowment on condition that the
college would raise the other two-thirds.
S40n 600. This Beloit found impossible.
and consequently could only obtain
$50, GOO Of the amount. The college that
can raise two-thirds of such an endow-
ment is not the college that needs the
money most"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
dinners Coming
| Smell IT.
Does Your Stomach Feel Happy
When Meal-Time Comes?

When YOU sniffle in the air the appe-
tzng aroma OF something cooking, do
on feel that YOU could sit down, open
your mouth, pin back your ears and
eat with a delicious gusto, everything
set before you, and not feel any bad eff
iccts from IT.
In other words. can your poor stomach
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thousands OF people who do not know
what II is to have a good, strong, healthy
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
COUNT BOMI APPEALS.
Frenchman Still Has Hope of Making
Better Terms.

Paris. Feb. 9-The rumor that Count
Roni de Castellane had appealed from
the decision of the courts last NoVem-
Der granting a divorce to his wife, who
was Miss Anna Gould Of New York is
confirmed. The period under the
French law in which such application
can be made expires Feb. IA. and the
notice Of appeal entered in behalf of
the count prevents the decree from be-
coming definite ON that date, thereby
keeping alive Coun BOni's hone OF
reaching an agreement until the appeal
is finally decided. Probably several
months win elapse before the matter
comes before the courts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
CHANGES IN PERSONNEL,
Assistant Chief Engineer of Panama
Canal Has Resigned.

Washington, Feb. 9-The isthmian
canal commission today announced the
following changes in the organization
of the engineering and construction de-
partment of the isthmus. recently re-
ported by Chief Engineer Stevens:
II. j. Ripley principal assistant en-
gineer. is appointed assistant chief en-
gineer, vice j. S. Sullivan, resigned.
IF B. Maltby. division engineer. APP
pointed principal assistant engineer,
vice Ripley. promoted.
MIR. Ripley. before being identified
with the canal. was general superin-
terdent of the Sault Ste Marie canal
He was also a member Of the board OF
consulting engineers of the Panama
canal.
Mr.. Naltby was for several years ar
employee of the Mississippi river COM
mission. and for a tine was in full
charge OF all dredges and operations
from Cairo to New Orleans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
HEADQUARTERS LOCATED
I'M FEMALE UNIVERSITY

Moscow. Feb. 9.-The headquarters of
the flying group of terrorists, whence
agents were sent out 10 execute the death
sentence imposed on General lgnatieff.
Lieutenant General Pavioff. Major Cen
eral Won Der Launitz and Governor Alex
androvsky, of Pensea, have been located
at the Moscow female university The DO
lice searched the university buildings and
many nearby tenements and arrested
eight girl students and number of men.
but the leaders have thus far escaped
A number OF bombs and sixty pounds of
pyroxilin were seized at the university
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
MILLIONS ARE STARVING
Appeal Made to the People of the
United States for Unfortunate
Russian Peasants.

Washington. Feb. 9.-Through the Rus
sian embassy in this city Secretary Of
State Vrassokoi ard plenipotentiary Of
the Russian famine relief committee has
transmitted an appeal 10 the American
people for financial assistance to all
starving peasants who number into the
millions. This committee was organized
i'm 1905 under the auspices of the empress
Of Russia for relief work in that year 1t
is requested that contributions be for
warded 60 GallIine Nrassokoi. the secre-
tary Of state. Shukowski street. p, st.
Petersburg, or TO the chancery of the
famine relief organization i'm the same
city. Receipt will be acknowledged in the
Official Messenger and in all other news
papers which have opened subscriptions
for the relief fund.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
Violation of the Principle.

but II violates the principle we estab-
lshed" persisted Mr.. Aldrich.
rs there any evidence here" interposed
Mr. Tillman. "of the transcontinental roads
competing against the land grant roads.
with which the government has already
performed its cOntract-are any of these
roads asking the privilege OF handling
government material at one-half rates? If
that is so, II is Overwhelming proof. an
lpanswerable argument for a reduction of
railroad rates ali over the country
Il don't know OF a single railroad or a
single railroad man. answered Senator
Warren. that has even mentioned the
matter. I arm approaching il from the
side of the war department and more
especiallv the officers themselves. It is
not certain yet that the interstate COM
nerce commission will not rule that the
railroads can make reduced rates TO the
government.
This remark caused an exclamation OF
s,,rnrise from Mr. Aidrich and Mr.. Till
man simultaneously
ss9id YOU say the commission held it
had power to make such ruiing?" was
the question asked.
Mr. warren could only guess that the
commission had the power
Further consideration Of the bill was
posfponed until Monday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
Another Example
of Drs. Shores Skill
THEN GO AND ASK HIM ABOUT
READ THE HONEST TESTI-
MONY OF THIS GENTLEMAN,
HIS EXPERIENCE.

READ THE HONEST TESTI-
MONY OF THIS GENTLEMAN,
HIS EXPERIENCE.
Mr. Scott says: II have suffered
from a complication of Catarrhal
diseases for five or six years. My
stomach distressed me, my appetite
was poor, my eyesight affected. had
earache, any my head ached CON
STANTLY i'm spite of all could do.
and my nights rest was always
broken. 1 have treated with the
most eminent Doctors i'm the United
States, without relief 1 was under
the care Of the most noted specialists
i'm Denver for seven months, and
got absolutely no relief. although /
spent lots of money on treatment.
Two months ago 1 came to Drs.
Shores & Shores and began their
treatment. IN ONE WEEK [
FELT BETTER. and have stead
lily improved since. and today my
stomach is all right, 1 sleep better
than for years. my terrible head
aches are almost entirely a thing
of the past. and I can honestly say
that Drs. Shores have done me
more good in two months than all
the doctors and medicines I have
used in six years, and / want TO
tell everybody who suffers all about
my case (Signed).
"PERLEY X. SCOTT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10

IISS MAY RITCHIE, 1928 e 18th South. Salt Lake
Miss Richie says
Mother tells / have suffered from Catarrh
since / baby, and know I-have suffered ever
since l remember ] had such headaches and
my and head bothered / had TO stop
school 1 always stuffed up" and small
grew in my making il almost impossible
TO breathe 1t bad times could sleep
at night, and felt miserable 1 say that Dr.
Shores NEW treatment has done good
than all the other treatments l have used. The
swelling in my nose has gone doYn-the tumOrs or
polyps have been greatly reduced without cutting or
cauterizing and 1 breathe through my nose
easily, my headaches gone and / feel splendid.
and L glad to tell others about my wonderful re-
lief (Signed) MAY RICHIE"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
SECOND TRIAL OF SHEA.

Chicago. Feb 9.--The jury for the sec
ond trial of President shea or the Team
Sters' union and other labor leaders Oh
charges Of conspiracy was completed to-
day. The jury for the first trial was
only secured after three months. The
second jury was obtained in one week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

at the first sign OF amy arrangement. 1t
restores the appetite. induces sound
sleep, steadies the nerves and cures
Flatulency, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Costiveness, Chills, Colds or
r-rinDA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10
WE TREAT AND CURE

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-10

ChAttLES MILLER, $50 Lincoln Ave, ogden Utah
Mr.. Miller says: Il have suffered from Catarrhal
troubles for the past ten and lately got bad
1 concluded ] must do something for il. L began
treatment with Drs Shores & Shores three weeks
and at the time 1 suffered terribly. had head
aches, pain the eyes. head and stopped up
my throat was swollen and in1amed and felt mis-
cradle. Under Drs. Shores New Treatment 1 i'm
proved from the although have treated
full month yet feel almost entirely well already.
My head is clear. headaches gone throat in good
shape breathe easy and natural again. and feel
it duty to tell my friends what Drs Shores have
done for and unhesitatingly endorse these Doc
all who square deal and quick
(Signed)
CHAs. MILLER, 251O Lincoln Ave, Ogden. Utah.