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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-04

CARROLL, Ia, March S.-The American
car arrived in Carroll at 9:55 a. m. and de-
parted at $3.50 Driver Roberts said the
roads are improving.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia, March a-The
Italian car in the New York to Paris au-
tomobile endurance contest left here at $50
a. m. today The French car is still here
undergoing repairs.
DENISON, Ia, March S.--(Special Tele-
gram. THE American auto reached Deni-
son at 1880 and left for Omaha at 1:4O.
1t made the run from Ogden since 7:15.
The car was piloted from Ogden by Boylan
OF Denison and from here to Omaha by
Thiesen, who was with the army car.
Roberts says he viii keep ahead of other
machines If he has to run nights. He Is
with the party to Cheyenne. The car will
reach Omaha about O'Clock tonight
BEATRICE, Neb., March Especial Tel
esram. 1.-The United States army dispatch
automobile enroute from New York to
Fort LeavenwoTth, Kan, left Lincoln at
LILO p. m today and reached Beatrice at
o'clock. The car is driven by Jack
Huge and left Beatrice at 5:25 for Leav-
enworth. The first stop of any importance
will be made at Marysville, Kan. Ralph
Scott of Beatrice was engaged to pilot the
party to Marysville.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-04
ONE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK
Train ON Fort Worth q Denver Rail-
road Ditched. with Several
Injured.

ALVoRD. Tex, March S-one man was
killed and several injured in the wreck
OF passenger train No. 10 on the Fort
Worth & Denver railroad two miles south
Of here last night.
The dead:
BAILEY STEVENS, Alvord.
Fatally injured
John C. Cunningham, Bailinger. Tex.
Injured:
otta A. Lsehmay, Cincinnati, serious.
Seven cars were derailed. The wreck
was due to spreading rails.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-04
ruw ronx TO PAa1s nAcn.

The American oar In the NSw York
TO Paris automobile race reached
Logan, Ia, last night, the roads be-
ing too bad 70 make good time. II
IL Expected TO reach Omaha about 10
o'clock wednesday morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-04
PROoEEDrNos OF THE SENATE
Senators AIdrieh aud MeCumber Talk
ON, AIdrIch Currency Bill

WASHINGTON, March 3.-speeches on
the pending currency BIN were made In
the senate today by Senators McCumber
OF North Dakota and Newlands Of Nevada
Each OF these senators contsnded for mod,
ifications Of the emergency currency bill
and each declared In favor Of legislation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-04
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
"wednesday, March 4, 1908.


FOR OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
VICINITT-Cloudy, probably followed by
rain or snow flurries Wednesday; no i'm
portant change in temperature.
FOR NEBRASKA AND IOWA-Incress-
ing cloudiness. with probably rain or snow
flurries Wednesday.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-04
DRACNET FOR ANARCHISTS
Companion of Averbuch Secured by
Chicago Detectives.
DEAD MANS SISTER TELLS STORY
Her Family is of Orthodox Jewish,
Descent and Never implicated
I'm Revolutionary Mat
tiers Before.

CHICAGO, March S.-The possibility of
deporting avowed anarchists was brought
TO the attention OF the United States Dis
trict Attorney Sims today after 1t had
been discussed by city officials gathered
at Chief Shlppy's home. The federal Off
cial declared himself willing to take any
steps warranted by evidence which may be
presented to him. and added that the re-
convening OF the federal grand Jury this
morning makes that body available for any
action that may be necessary to hasten
possible cases.
Harry Goldstein, secretary to the Edel-
satadt GROUP, whose headquarters at AT
429 Union street were raided yesterday, was
arrested at Halstead and West Fourteenth
streets this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-04
AUTOMOBILES 10 ARRIVE TODAY
American and Italian Cars Are Ez-
Dected During the
Forenoon.

The American car in the New York to
Paris automobile race did not arrive in
Omaha last night as expected The night
was spent in Logan. Ia. From there a
very early start Is to be made this morn
iAg to take advantage of frozen roads and
the automobile is expected to cross the
Douglas street bridge into the city early
in the forenoon.
1t is likely that the italian car will also
arriYe in Omaha today delegation of
Italian citizens win go to Council Bluffs
In automobiles decorated with italian flags
to escort the car into the city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-04
TAFTS LEAD IS PILING UP
Counties Continue to Instruct Their
Delegates for the Secre-
tRrY of War.

REPUBLIcAH uEsTRUcTxoNR
Total delegates in state convention. .s2I
Total delegates already chosen. . .YlS
ron TAFT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-04
Minor Matters at Capital.

Glen A. somerville has been appointed
postmaster at Saint Ann, Frontier couIty,
Neb., vice G. r. Garlick, resigned.
Rural routes have been ordered estab-
lished as follows: April /, Iowa. Green
field, Adair county. route g. population
soO families seventy. May /. Nebraska.
Arcadia. Valley county route 2, pOpula-
tion 400 families ninety-five.
Rural carriers appointed for Iowa routes:
Conway, route q v. w. Myers. carrier;
Thomas Anderson. substitute. Merrill.
route !, Lewis N. Hauser, carrier; Edward
Howes, substitute.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-03-04
Goldman Twits Police.

SPRINGFIELD. H., March S-Emma
Goldman. the anarchist who lectured last
night, this morning. when Informed Of the
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

Il IS gratifying to note that the House
Military Committee has included in the
provisions Of the army appropriation bill,
as reported from that committee. clause.
embodied in the part of the bill devoted
to the increase Of the pay of the enlisted
force repeating the statutes which now
permit or require the deduction of 12la
cents per month from the pay Of every
soldier Of the regular army for the benefit
Of the Soldiers Home in the District Of
Columbia. This is an action which is en-
tirely justified by the situation a very
small fraction OF the enlisted men of the
army avaf themselves Of the privileges
of this institution, and even if a much
larger percentage Of soldiers made it
their residence in the last days of their
existence, there is no reason why every
soldier should suffer this tax for the
support of the institution 1t viii be
found upon investigation that there is
now a fund in the public Treasury the
income from which is well-nigh sufficient
to sustain the Soldiers Home This and
the appropriations which are made an
aAttAtAF 'E ~NiiE N-s anu N ittil lfitN ttEttN
be increased, if necessary, should suffice
to support the Soldiers Home without
requiring that an army paymaster in
passing to the enlisted man his meager
stipend shall extract therefrom a quarter
Of a dollar every two months. as is now
the custom. The Soldiers Home is an
institution which ought to be supported
entirely by the government. It is no
more entitled TO receive aid by taxation
upon the soldier than would it be proper
to augment the pension budget of this
great country by a draft upon the same
lean resources
It is remarkable that in all the years
that the Soldiers Home has been sup
ported in this way no step has been
taken to relieve che soldier Of this exac-
ton. In these days, when the cost of
living has increased. and under conditions
which find the enlisted man Of the army
on much the same pay as he was nearly a
half century ago. it is a piece Of absurd
ity. as well as an act of injustice. that
the government continues to withhold
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
MORAL UPLIFT N BUSINESS.
Judge Gary on President BOOse-
veIts Service To His Country.

From tae Wall street journal
The rciislai.l of the of.-s.atc5 Principles Of the
President ct thc United States has Increased ms fee
ing ol responsibility toward the stockholders rep
resent. toward 0ur comieIiol tGWa-d business nscu
aud toward the UihiC. ard our relations have been
improved. l done hesitate t1 make this confession.
According % ms belief business IS done on q bet
ter basis aud on a higher Ilsnc because OF what /
have referred to.
In making this statement Judge Gary
has directed the attention Of the country
10 the greatest service which President
Roosevelt has performed fer it. It is
likely that the Roosevelt administration
viii be less remembered for anything that
1t has actually accomplished i'm the way
Of legislation than for the moral upiift
which 1t has given TO the business of the
country. This is a most striking tribute
10 the President OF the United States
from the head Of the largest corporation
I'm the nation
The Wall Street Journal has, during the
past year, not infrequently criticised
President Roosevelt for what is believed
to be the unnecessary intemperance and
untimeliness of SONS Of his utterances. It
has believed that this has intensified the
financial strain to which the whole world
has been subjected But It repeats now
what it has said more than once I'm the
7st that in the coming years when the
history Of these times IS written the mis-
tales Of Roosevelt will be forgotten, while
the record of his really magnificent cru
SADIE for equal opportunity fair competi-
ton. and higher standards for the trustee
ship on wealth viii be a glorious memory.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
NR. BRYAN.s HELPMATE.
His Confidence ia Her Capacity for
ANY Position.

His Confidence ia Her Capacity for
ANY Position.
From the New YORK Wud
William J. Bryan's declaration OF con-
ddence in his wife's ability to acquit her
self creditably if she were mistress of
the White House. made at n luncheon
given by BuffaIo's most exclusive wom-
ems club, has caused no end of talk
among the members of the club.
Mr.. Bryan, who was in Buffalo under
the guidance OF the Erie County general
committee. was the guest Of Mrs Nor
man r. Mack. wife of the Democratic
national committeeman. at the regular
weekly luncheon of the Twentieth Cen
tury Club. He sat at Mrs Macks table.
with Mayor Johnson and other guests.
He had been asked 10 make an address
on Abraham Lincoln. and had been re-
quested not 10 inject politics.
An Eastern society woman" he said.
mas been quoted as being quite solici-
tous as 20 whether Mrs Bryan would be
with propriety I take the opportunity of
saying in public something about u wom-
an whose aid 10 me IN my public career
I Unhesijatiugly acknowledge. She is a
very superior woman She is q college
graduate and is deeply read on many
subjects. After our marriage she studied
law aud perfected her knowledge in it.
TO make herself a more complete help
mate 10 me in my public career she
studied economics and political economy
! unhesitatngly take her advice. Some
Of our friends quiz me by saying that she
IS superior as "a public man to her hus-
band As to her social abilities, l have
no fears of her ability to conduct herself
with propriety and credit.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Tariff Revision the Issue.

From the Bristol Hcrsld-Courier
It would seem that the time has come
when the Democratic party should not
hesitate to make tariff reform the para
mount issue. The country is ready for IL.
and the Republican leaders viii have
great difficulty in resisting IT, They can
no longer contend that panic under it IS
impossible: for to say nothing Of the pc
riod Of financial and industrial depression
from which the country is just emerging,
men are coming to more clearly under
stand tAat the panic of the 93s started
under q Republican hgh-tarif admins
tratiOn. And besides. these leaders have.
as stated. already admitted that the tariff
needs revision
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

which ne met the emergency upon him
and stood up for his rights. When Mr.
Gaines says "angel" as only Mr.. Gaines
can say ''angel, angel it should be in
the Record-ten million devils" TO the
contrary Notwithstanding. ogre" means
nothing-Mr Gaines says so. and we
agree with him. The word is unknown TO
true poetry; henea a stranger 20 true
poet like John Wesley Gaines. Nothing
less than "a DEVILS purpose with an an
gels face" fills the bill; and nothing that
doesn't nil the bill must be thundered
down the ages tagged with the alleged
approval of Tennessee's particular pride.
Devils" may tinker with the tariff, or
not. as their "devilish" fancy may lead
them: devils" may tinker with the
money question TO their "devilish
hearts content; but let no devil" or son
OF a devil tinker with John Wesley
Gainesl
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
CIVIL SERVICE PENSIONS.
Proper Method of Retiring Veteran
Government EmnIaycS.

Proper hethod of Retiring veteran
Government Employees.
From speech 10 5ae House hy Bersssasatige
G1uid,u. o. Nan YosE.
II the Congress believes that these old
and faifbraf s.,,.-rts ~ .1s s-o,.sr.--s,+
-, -,.. r.. .........- ...--..... ,
pension 't -'l 7'''''' "0 pro-
Filtd Tor theH- Fifteen years ago. as o.
member Of the board OF edu-aton " tAe
city OF New York. I found many teachers
and prfrefnqls fu trs schools who had
hoo, tss.birq for r,rtv ,-sarv mr. moro
,,.,. ,.,.1.,. ..,..- ......,,... 80 ,.,,.
ei's. rs is "'t N"'"..' '''- eN'' mons ''
teaching and maintaining discipline lS q
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

From The Portland Orgeouian.
The report that Bryan made $52900 last
year from his lectures is seized upon by
Harper's Weekly as the subject for a
cartoon representing the peerless leader
as q bloated plutocrat And yet, with all
his faults, Bryan was well worth So, 900
TO the people Of the United States. If
he did nothing else, he made such men
as Fairbanks, Knox. Foraker. and Can
non impossible Republican nominees for
the Presidency. And that alone was worth
So COO
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

After leaving school
he worked on a
farm, in a mill
taught school and
learned the trade
of house BUILDER.
branching ous
himself when twenty
years old
1t was early Ia his
life when he entered
politics. and at the
age Of twenty-siX
was elected to the
common council lie
was elected alder
man I'm 1854. and the
next year was made
secretary of state,
which position he
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
4 Fnrnrife Theme

what's the crop this morning?" asked
the wile-beater, who had been handed a
term in Jail
Two poems called 'The Awakening. %
said ;he turnkey.
Things are slack Yesterday / got six
poems called The Awakening
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

From tbe Loudoun tya.l Mirror.
The editor is all in, down and out this
week from the effects Of heavy Geld,
and the work Of getting out this issue of
the Mirror has been a hard undertaking
to one who has a feeling of being 300
years old and who has q constant desire
to want to sleep it of.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Nothing 10 Cling TO.

The bibulous citizens were having a
hard time getting home.
III there were only trees in this street, -
mOaned one
That's it," assentcd the other I al
ways did deplore the deforestatlon Of our
fair land
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Where Fame aud Honor Lie.

From the Baltimore American.
Nowadays when a prominent man gets
into the papers il is an even chance
whether it Is because he is h0nored by his
country or indicted by a grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

Rom me New Orleans Times Democrat.
Secretary Taft was president Of his
class boat club during his freshman year
at Yale, and was the star of a victorious
tug of war team in his senior year. These
two facts may account for his present
pull and his serene enjoyment OF a row.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Ernosed.

You say be plead guilty and went TO
jau?"
ole did"
And yet he has always posed as a
maicfactog Of gTeath wealth."
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

from the soldier I21s cents Of his monthly
pay that it may swell the Soldiers Home
fund.
If nothing else survives the shock of
legislative scrutiny and Congressional at
tack during the present session, that
part of the army appropriation bill which
seeks TO repeal the law permitting this
unjust tax should have prompt, cordial,
and emphatic enactment
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

How does it seem TO be- divorced?"
asked the curious young thing
We'll replied her wise frieEd. 1T
seemed a little strange at first It was
quite p while before / could get used
TO sitting down to supper and not having
any one 10 kick about the food"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
PcrnfnnI Mnfinn-

] breathed "a joke into the air.
Twas taken up by funny men
And gaily banded here and there.
II never fell to earth again.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
room GIRL.

=
Eyes once bright lack iuster now;
Wrinkled is the marble brow.
What q shame.
Grccian nostrils, be It said
With a fixed and hectic red
Are aiiame.
Cheeks are of a saffron hue,
And a most mwh0les0me blue
Tints each lip.
II is plain the fairest belle
Never looks so very wei
With the grip
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Matrimonial Fashion Vote.

From the C,iicag3 News.
This years styles appear to run TO Hun
garian counts rather than English dukes
or French marnuiscs.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
CAPITOL GOSSIP.

Representative Nehemiah Day Sperry,
of Connecticut, is not lawye-, but q
business man, pure and simrie tie is
eighty-one years old. but still ia the ring.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

I'VE viii have tariff revision after 1895, y
says MIR. Serene Payne; which is, doubt
less, true enough, even If he does neglect
70 specify how long after.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

Prom the Louisville Coarer-Jounal.
Mr. Joseph Choate's epigram. 'legisla-
ton is a staple American industry" is
clever enough, but more accurately Amer
lean legislation is a staple commodity.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
mIs EducatIon ComnIete.

eyes; he's "a graduate OF Princevard.'
well he makes "a fine ad for an in
stituuo8 OF learning"
"Why sog"
lie knows it all"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
NatnrnI Coincidence

Prom the Chicago Tribune.
In New York City it has been tound
that most OF the gas meters are fast
Coincident with this came the discovery
that most Of the consumers are stuck.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

The French courts have decided that
Prince Helie de Sagan was damaged %
cents worth by his cousin Boni de
Castellane. In appraising the worth Of
these gentry, there is quite a wide mar
gin of difference between the French
courts and American mammas with mil
liens at their command
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
SIGN OF SPRING.

SIGN OF SPRING.
Surest thing you know
Spring is ON the way
Haven heard a bullfrGg cr0ak,
Nor seen a moving dray.
Yet spring IS surely coming,
A fact / advertise,
For fathers spending all his nights
Repairing brook trout flies.
silks are on the table.
Tiny hooks are bare.
Fathers ont % patience
Touch them Il you dare.
Soc the Yellow Doctor
Get a brand new coat;
See the pretty CoacEmau,
Soon 10 bc atioat
Spring is surely coming
Father spends his nights
Working on his trout hooks.
Dreaming now Gf bites
Fathers making trout files
Surest sign OF spring
Mothers laving wdgers
He doesn't catch q thingi
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
A Patient waiter.

From the Richmond Times Dispatch.
Tariff revision must wait" says Joseph
Cannon Tariff revision is the greatest
waiter the world has ever seen, and never
gets tip.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Wen. Hes Indicted.

From the Detroit News.
cipitated the panic, must feel rather
jealous of the President for nogging all
the opprobrium.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
NNhnII CnmneIIlg

1T has been decided that babies must
pay fare on the transatlantic steamers"
"S'p0se q baby declines?'
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Political Geography.

Prom the Baltimore sun.
Under the new subdivision the country
is bounded on the west by Taft and on
the east by Roosevelt and the Big Stick.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

We believe the octopus might get a
much needed rest if Mr. Rockefeller
could manage TO catch the same train
with Senator Tillman about a couple Of
times more.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

The Atlanta Georgian oditorializes on
The Cost of Carelessness." Did the
Georgian ever hear Senator Platt tell
how he is responsible for Theodore Roose-
welt?
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
an TnfaiIInr crnn.

From the Charleston News and Courier
Whenever the strawberry season is
good, the sweet girl graduate" crop is
large and fne.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

Nevertheless and notwithstanding. anti
Taft officehoiders are not rushing TO the
housetops for the purpose of megaphoning
the news.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

Mrs. Thomas Rijon, Of Jersey City,
after fifty years of effort TO populariZe
male attire for females. has given IL up
and resumed conventional dress. Still
some people viii so right along advo-
eating simplifed spelling.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
BREAKFAST TABLE CHAT.

From "a Dcr9.l Free Press
SgOu.
The tsme is daily
Drawing near
For robin Tedbreast
To appear.
But long before
lie comes. 7 vow,
Some man VIII see
Him, anyhow.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

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he was roefr,sster ~ Ne,r t4a,,or ,,.as
nominated for Congress in 1SSs declining
+ the honor.
/ Tn 1894 he was aaain offered tba Dor,I-
Ination. but he couldn't resist fine fcpnta-
ltion this time and accented ITe has bean
returned ever since
! Pepresentatlve enarr, fs obsfru,,, ,e
1.-THE Comrnitfea on SIcobolf. Z 1i,,tirr r,r-, f5.,
and = member ~ tbe (,or,roif,l@ ~, psi
Iogiees and poet-,os5s
Co...
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greatest speeches in years. "an- 10
congratulate you on them
] Tn these words President Roosevelt yes
( terday commended the addresses made by
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your last one. uodestly replied SIR Knox
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OF lmpfooanis Iesishatl'h lnteIieI-d 10
irravent reelection.
There has never been "a time since the
idav of my rrst election sTr Macon exc
IpIained. "wheu there haven't been four
or five fellows beating tfa bushes for
after I Was elected, four months before I
was sworn 'n one OF these candidates
Pc" '''- "i7-'--'' a'''~A'-i7 i'' '1V
asss
During his short sDae-h ON the A,5rt-b
.bfg Yesterday Senator lodge recalled q
story which Ice said tfe late senator
Vance us4d to telI and which tre sem
afor from Massachusetts said was re-
called TO him by the apparently limited
lnsv.le9ge Of tBe present membership Of
the Senate regard -ny financial problems
Senator varro he said d,,ri-e one Of
.1,o s,os+ er,,efsl crises or the ra,,ot-,
So. ~. =. -.
",'-
ADDRESS dii" was a-ii-'- '.-eu 10 sp1aA 'i'
the hAahl-'i qaesli"As OF 'ie oas.
When Ee faced MS audience he mocestiy
admitted that he was not au expert on
financial questions and said that in
fact. ne knew very little about finance
mel
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
One R.nann

why doesn't your wife join a pedro
club"
"She is satisfied to Go all her scrapping
at home.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

Can anybody remember anything at all
King Edward said in mis- recent speech
from the throne?