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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
BRITIsH INcLIMED TO OBJEcT
Belief Japan q GpipE Too Far in
Its Peaceful Conaurst of
Mnnchurin.

tPEKING. April zS-The British govern
ment. through its diplomatic and consular
Representatives in China. is making a quiet
investigation Of the causes OF the increas-
ing antagonism OF China 10 the Japanese.
The British press in China has recently
published a series Of careful arguments
to show the seriousness OF what 1t terms
Japan's abuse Of the Anglo-Japanese al
lance. namely. the maintenance Of the in
tegrity of China It IS held here that
Japan has violated the equal opportunity
clause OF the AngIo-Japanese alliance. and
Il is declared that GreaF Britain is not sat
isfied with Japans fulfrlmcnt OF article /
OF this agreement. furthermore it IS
said that the British government considers
that Japan has violated article iv Of the
treaty Of Portsmouth. which provides that
Japan and Russia shah not obstruct any
general measures common to all countries,
which China may take for the development
Of the commerce or industry OF Manchuria
The rapidity with which japan is carry
ing on its peaceful penetration OF Man
churia has made Great Britain anxious
concerning all Incidents that furnish a pre-
cedent/to Japan. such as the question of
the British control of the municipality of
Hsrbin. II is believed here that China
as a result OF friendly suggestions. will
appeal to The Hague to deprive OF legal
force the interpretations OF the secret
protocols and agreements that Russia and
Japan are imposing upon it.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
MURDER BY RELIGIOUS FANATIC
wife OF Chnd's slayer Insists killing
Is she Act of
God.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. April 1.--A report OF
murder by religious fanatic in the
borough OF Alliance. near here. reached
this city today. Councilman Henry Smiths
little daughter. aged 8, was killed by the
formers brOther-in-law. Robert Bachman
OF Nazareth. Pa
Bschman was the head OF rev praying
band. and last week he got The Smiths
interested. They went to Bachman's house
last Saturday, prayed and held services,
and then decided to remain until The spirit
told them 10 leave. Late last night under
Bachmans direction. SMITH. IN fighting the
devil broke three doors. kicked in the foot
board OF the bed and jumped on she bed
smashing H. Meanwhile Bachman was IN
an adjoining room with Smiths only child.
May Irene. When Mrs. Smith entered
that room she found her daughters dead
body on the floor and Bsehman on his
knees in religious frenzy. The forehead
and upper portions Of the chnd's body
NSere bruised and scratched.
1Nis afternoon Bachman was arrested
His wife told the coroner that the child
had been killed BY God and that her hus-
band waS God.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
COLORADO IS OUT FOR TAFT
Centennial State Adds Ten Votes to
Leaders List.
ROOSEVELT AND BUcHTEL LAUDED
Resolution OF Commendation for
President and Governor Adopted
By the Convention in ses-
siSn at Pueblo.

PUEBLO. Colo. April s-The republic
can state convention called TO select dele
gates-at-iarge 70 the national convention
at Chicago. was held here today without
a contest so far as the nomination for presi-
dent was concerned. The entire state dele
cation will so TO Chicago as a unit for
Secretary Taft
Delegates-at-large to the national con-
vention were chosen as follows: Crawford
HIN. Denver; DIR. Hubert Work. Pueblo;
William Lenox. FL Paso; Robert {. Breck-
enridge. Monte Vista; Thomas +. Walsh.
Arapahoe; w. A. Drake. L.arirner.
A slight hitch in the program came in an
attempt to secure the endorsement of Clar-
ence c. Hamlin of Colorado Springs for
United States senator. but State Chairman
John f. Vivian did not permit the sena-
torial question TO disturb the harmony Of
the convention. The administration of
President Roosevelt was endorsed as was
the handling Of the reins of the state gov
ernment by Governor Henry A Buchtel.
After comsnending President Roosevelt.
the platform says:
For his successor we recognize William
IL Taft OF Ohio as the most logical and
the most available candidate. he has the
confidence OF the peop-e. HIS learning is
deep; his ability unquestioned; his char
acter above reproach and his experience in
duulinlSlFdllNe ar1alrS varied. cOmprehen-
sive and successful AS the administrative
head Of our national government we are
confident that he viii faithfully carry out
the principles of our party. that he will
preserve the confidence OF the people, pro-
tect the right of all classes. promote our
Industrial welfare. and continue the peace
ful and honorable relations now existing
between our country and the other nations
OF the earth.
We therefore do now instruct our delega-
tion TO the republican national convention
AZ Chicago TO vote Tor the nomination Of
William II. Taft as the republican candi-
date for president of the United States
The platform continues;
We endorse and applaud the record of our
republican United States Senator. Simon
Guggenheim. He has been earnest, active
and successful in his efforts for the best
interests OF the state. We also indorse the
I actions OF our republican members in the
lower house OF congress.
In lieu OF a further declaration OF princi-
pies at this time. we endorse the fearless
able and energetic administration OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt and declare ourselves In
favor Of continuation OF the wise policies
he has inaugurated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
BOOKS ORDERED PRODUCED
JudEe Laeombe Issues Order in Man
ala Paper Combine In
vestisatIOn.

NEW YORK. April &-Refussl to pro-
duee before the federal grand Jury. which
is investigating the fibre and manila paper
trust certain books and papers demanded
by the grand jury resulted today in three
witnesses being sent before Judge Lacombe
in the United States district court charged
by the grand jury with contempt. The re-
calcitrant Witnesses were DR.. J. II. Camp
hell Of the suiphide Paper company. pex-
ter. n. T.; James outerson Of the Degrafs
Paper company. Carthage. n Y. and
Louis r. Haupt. secretary Of the AIunisslng
Paper company. Munissing Mich. Judge
Lacosnbe. after listening 10 the excuses
offered in behalf Of these three men by
counsel for the defense, gave DIR. Campbell
and Mr.. OutersOn unti next Friday to
produce the books and other papers wanted
by the grand jury. He dismissed the mat
Ter with regard to Secretary Haupt saying
that the latter being only an employe. was
not al fault
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
BRITISH TORPEDO BOAT SUNK
Another Collision rDurIng Might Ma
Reuvern Costs One Life and
n Vessel.

HARWICH. England. April Is The
Britlzh torpedo boat destroyed Gala was
cut ~ two and sunk early today off Ken
tish Knock. ia the North sea. by the scout
Attentive. The torpedo boat destroyer Rib
bic also was involved in the collision and
returned to Sbeerness with two compart-
ments fun of water. The fiotilla was en-
gagged in night maneuvers when the acci-
dent occurred. Engineer Lieutenant Frank
A. Fletcher OF the Gala, who was in his
bunk at the point where the destroyer
was struck, went down with the vessel.
There was no other loss Of life.
The accident OF today resembles in many
respects that which was met by the tor
pedo boat destroyer Tiger. which collided
with and was sunk BY the British cruiser
Berwick while engaged In night maneu-
vers off the Isle of Wight on April ? The
number OF lives lost on that occasion, how
ever, was thirty-six-
Later reports said that four men had
been seyerly and one slightly injured
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
NEw JERsEr DEMooRArs ~ ROW
Bryan Man Who wanted INSTRUCTIONS
Left on Delegation.

TRENTON, N. J.. April 2s.-The demo-
cratic state convention. amisd great deal
OF disorder late this afternoon selected
former united States Senator James Smith.
jr.- State Senator John Hincliffe, former
Mayor Frank s. Katzenbach OF Trenton.
and former Judge Howard Carrow Of Cam
den as delegates at-large 10 the Denver
convention There were seven candidates.
those defeated being Robert Davis of E,id-
son county, q Bryan man.. James MARITIME
and James II. Birch. sr.
Former Judge Carrow was agreed upon
as the new national committeeman to sue
ceed William J. Gourley. who resigned
some months ago
The delegates agreed upon by the various
congressional districts, are as follows:
First-Wiliam ii. Davis OF Camden and
D. e Grosscup OF Gloucester.
Second-Claience L. Cole of Atlantic CITY
and Multord X. Ludlam OF Cumberland
Third-W. Parker Runyon OF Middlesex
and Melvin II. Rice OF Monmouth
Fourth-Charles II. Gallagher of Mereer
aud James NJ. Pidcock of Hunterdon
F1fth--William r TNIttle jr., of Union and
Willard ". Cutler OF Morris.
sixth-Frank J. NanNort Of Passalc, and
Archibald Hart of Bergen
Seventh-John r. Hardin and John F.
Sinnot OF Essex
Eight-James R. Nugent and Walter 1.
Mccoy OF Essex.
Ninth--otto wittpon and Robert Hud-
skelte of Hudson
Tenth-James A. Hamil and Robert
Davis of Hudson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
HITcH ON MAKEUP OF BOARD
Southwest Miners and Operators In q
Deadlock sH TO Arbitration
Courts Coupositfon.

KANSAS CITY. April eS-when repre-
sentativcs Of the coal miners and operators
OF the southwest met here this morning IN
joint conference with T. l.. Lewis. presi-
dent Of the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea. in attendance. both sides were positive
that something definite would be done
today.
The report OF the subcommittee appointed
from the joint scale committee will be pre-
sented tc the conference. II records a dis
agreement II it Is accepted the strike will
go on indefinitely II II is rejected new
negotiations will be begun. The general
disagreement has been over the question
OF arbitration. Both sides, apparently.
would agree TO such course. but each has
separate and distinct ideas Of the makeup
OF an arbitration board The operators
want tribunal to consist OF two members
each from the miners and operators. tho
fifth and deciding member to be named by
a Judge OF the federal court The miners
will not agree to this.
There Is a possibility that in the event of
complete severing of negotiations the
state Board Of Arbitration may step into
the breach and attempt to bring about an
agreement.
The Joint committee was still in session
at noon. T. L. Lewis. president OF the
United Mine Workers OF America. coming
from the conference room, said:
''The operators practically submitted the
same proposition today that the miners re
jected last week. only It was couched in
different terms. Today's proposition was
deceptive in its entirety. The miners viii
not accept it.
Last week the operators wanted per
manent arbitrator. or umpire. appointed by
federal judge. The miners rejected this
Today they asked for. an arbitrator. but
they have recsdesE from their stand as TO
how he shall be selected. The miners viii
not accept the proposition"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
new YORK GALLANTS ACTIVE
suGrasettes TtOoted sad Jeered by
the Men of MaRhastan for
TryinE to Speak.

NEW YORK, April es-The representa-
uVes Of the suffragette movement. Mrs
hooruann Wells. the English enthusiast
ana Miss Josephine Casey of Chicago. were
put 10 rout in Hariem last night. Aiiss
Casey began an impIomptu address at Sew
enih avenue and lz5th street and soon had
an audience Of l,ooe or more listening -
her. Undaunied by calls Of get the hook
and other mpoiitc remarks from the crowd.
the Chicago speaker persisted and by the
inns she was ready 20 introduce Mrs. Wells
the crowd Whieh had gathered blocked
traffic on the busy street and an extra
force Of police Was called for. The crowd
absolutely refused 10 let the English
speaker proceed and after declaring herself
lhsough with Harlem for All times Mrs
Wells and her companion abandoned the
field ond permiitcd the police 10 escort
them 70 a car
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
ANARCHISTS MAY BE INDICTED
Judge I'm New Jersey Instructs Grand
Jury 20 Take Tn the
Case.

PATTERSON. y. j., April &.-Justice
James E. Llnturn OF the county court. in
charge to a rev grand jury called upon
them to indict the editor. publisher and
person responsible for the circulation OF
the anarchist paper La QUESTION: Sociale,
which was recently suppressed after at
tention was called to It by President
Roosevelt.
Two presidents have already fallen vic
Tins TO individuals who were led ON to
commit murder by reading just such arti-
cles," said the justice to the jury. within
your knowledge and mine. a reverend
clergyman formerly Of this city who went
to another state TO administer to the peo-
pie there. lost his life at the hands Of a
misguided individual who had been a
reader OF incendiary literature"
Justice Linturu said that such offenders
could be indicted under the common law
or under an act OF the legislature. which
makes It a high misdemeanor TO publish
articles of an jneendiary character.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
COMMODITY BILL HELD UP
CuIberson win object to COnsidera-
tfon Unless Car Shortage
BiII IL Reported.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-In the senate
today Senator culberson indicated his pur-
pose to object 10 the consideration Of the
bnl for the repeal Of the commodity clause
OF the railroad rate law unless the car
shortage bill could be reported and acted
upon. He said that the latter bin had been
before the committee on interstate COM
merce for two years without being acted
upon. and stated that II the bill was not
reported soon he would move to Discharge
the committee from it's further consider
alton. Unless the commodity repeal meas
ure is acted upon by Friday the whole
commodity clause prohibiting railroads
from transporting articles manufactured
by themselves will go into effect.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
MEETING OF STEEL COMPANY
OmeeTH Are Re-Eleeted and UsaaI
Dividends Deelared--BiE In
crease An Earnings.

NEW YORK. April p. Directors Of the
United States Steel corporation today de-
clared quarterly dividend Of Ia per cent
on the preferred stock and one-half OF 1
per cent on the common stock. These are
unchanged from the last previous quarter
The net earnings OF the United States Steel
corporation for the quarter ending March
a were SIS 229oo6
The earnings for the quarter show a de-
crease Of Se0.Ss3.lsT as compared with the
corresponding quarter last year The sur
plus for the quarter was s. $4,000. a de-
crease OF S366Tli.
The untitled orders on hand March 81
amounted to S7sls4S tons. a decrease Of
s.27S.5l5 tons as compared with March 81 4.
i9o7. and decrease Of S59.2lo tons as COM
pared With December "a. 1897.
An the ofiiceEs q the corporation were
reelected.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
ConneetIcut Democrnt..

NEW HAVEN, Conn. April &-Dele-
gates TO the democratic state convention
which will meet here this evening for the
selection OF delegates 20 the Denver con-
vention began 10 arrive early today. most
Of them having interest In the meeting
Of the state central COMMITTEES which has
been called for this afternoon to hear argu-
ments over contested delegations The
convention promises TO be an unusually
quiet one. As the opposition 10 instruct
ing the delegation for any particular presi-
dental candidate seems 10 be very strong
1t Is thought that the platform will not
commit the convention In this respect.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
ARKANSAS WILL BE FoR TArr
Opposition in Convention to state
Wide Prohibition.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. April ga large
attendance of delegates and visitors was
on hand when the republican state conven-
ton was called TO order here today. Con-
spicuous among the delegates was General
Powell Clayton. formerly ambassador to
Mexico. Captain c. n. Rix OF Hot Springs
was elected temporary chairman. He ad-
dressed the convention. deploring faetional
fights In the party and urging unl.S.
There are several contests and the con-
vention will probably not get down to
nominations until late this afternoon or
tonight.
That the convention viii instruct its del
egates-at-large TO the Chicago convention
for Secretary Taft Is the opinion OF a num-
Der OF the delegates. It developed today
that many Of the leaders win oppose a
statewide prohibition plank and advocate
local option.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
MOREY FOR LIE SQUARE DEAL
ORe OmeiaI OF on Company Testihes
that Ansther subseFIbed 40
Kansas Campaign.

TOPEKA. kan. April 2Ss-H. "A. Albert,
advertising manager OF the Uncle Sam OH
company. testified In the trial Of II. II.
Tucker. jr. secretary Of the company.
charged with using the mails to defraud
yesterday afternoon. Az, Albert said that
he and Tucker attended meeting in 1895
of the stubbs faction Of the republican
party OF Kansas in Topeka. when Tucker
subscribed s2oo 10 the so-calied square deal
campeign in Kansas. He promised IN ad-
dition 81 Tor each Of the zoB Kansas stock
holders Of the Uncle Sam on company
The $50 was paid. but the te.o0o IS stnl due
A. ". stubbs is prominent politician
who has been spoken OF a. different times
both for goyern0r and united States
senator.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
SPAIN TO OBSERVE CENTENARY
Hundredfh Anniversary of war for
Independence to He OBJ
served.

MADRID. April 2s.-Elahorate festivities
eommemorating the centenpary OF the war
for Spanish Independence will begin May /
with a grand musical festival 81 front OF
the royal palace at Masirls ne caipbra-
tons will conclude Nay Rieh series oi
bun fights for the people.
After the festivities liking Alfonso and
Queen Victoria, accompanied by their
court viii go to La Granja, where the
queen will remain until the birth OF her
next child. In the meantime King Alfonso
will make trip to the eastern provinces
OF Spain. going later to San Sebastian and
Bilbao for the yacht races In the fan the
queen win go to Cowes 70 visit her mother,
Princess Henry OF Battenburg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
OREGON DITCH IS NOT READY
Farming Operations
This Year.

+ sHEEfDAN. wyo.. April 2S-CspecIal Tel
egram.l l-The state engineer. returning from
an investigation, says there Is practically
no water for the big Oregon basin project
until next year. The canal is only half fin
isbed. The State Land board decided TO al
XIV the drawing May l2. but all money
Must be paid 20 the state and title held In
escorN until the company makes good. The
promotIrs are still advertising the opening
in the Sast and many win come expecting
TO farm this season. Many citizens are
protesting against the alleged misrepresen-
tation and wyoming Is sure TO be Injured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
NO ONE BLAMED FOR COLLISION
coroner's Jnry EHonerates Omcers
and Crew OF steamer
-. Paul

soUTHAMPToN. April 8.-rhe steamer
St Paul which was in collision with the
British cruiser Gladiator last Saturday.
was drydocked today. Beyond straining,
the ST. Paul does not appear 70 have sus-
tained serious damage below the water
lire
At Yarmouth today the coroner's jury re-
turned 3 verdict saying the men who lost
their lives In the collision came - their
deaths accidentally and that nobody is
crinainally hlamabie.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
DUKE LIES AMONG ANCESTORS
De ChauInes Buried at the Family
Chateau with Only Private
Ceremony.

DAMPIERRE. France. April 2S.-The
body Of the Duke de Chaulnes. the young
French nobleman, who was married few
months ago TO Miss Theodora shonts Of
New York and who died suddenly in Paris
last week. was today inferred at the
chateau here of the De chaulnes family
The body was brought down from Paris
yesterday. This morning a private mass
was celebrated in the chapel OF the
chateau. Only the immediate members OF
the dukes family were present
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-29
PORTO Rirnn Council.

SAN JUAN. P. R.. April S--The Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor has petitioned
Governor Post to recommend the appoint
ment Of an independent TO I'M one of the
vacancies in the native membership Of the
executive council The council now in
cludes two unionists two republicans and
one independent, The governor proposes 10
eliminate the independent and 10 recon-
mend the names Of two more unlonisfs.
The federation has submitted three names.
The matter vii be taken uD with President
Roosevelt