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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething sott.ns the gums reduces In
tAnnssoa. a.!sys pain, cures Wind collie sc bottle
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
FIGHT FOR FISH. ROAD SAYS
Brief by Union Pacific in Illinois
Central Case Makes Fight
Personal One.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-The Union Pacific
Railroad company and the Railroad Sc
curities company today filed briefs in the
superior court in the suit begun by Stuy
vesant Fish 70 eniun the voting OF 81, 81
shares of Illinois Central Railroad stock
owned by the defendants The brief is in
reply to one filed by Mr.. Fish and other
compiamants ON January =.
The brief says
This case means that i'm order to oust
Mr. Hartman from the presidency Of the
Illinois Central and to put Mr. Fish IN
his place. through minority vote OF the
Illinois Central stockholders. this court is
asked. upon highly technical grounds and
upon subtle and elusive arguments. TO
throw out the present efficient manage
make a position for the gentleman from
New York regardless Of consequences which
the ruling Of the court may bring to in
vestOrs and the interests Of the state OF
Illinois.
Counsel ignore the tremendous cOnse-
quences which would follow a ruling to
the effect that such stock ownership. con-
tinued year after year until IL became n
wCll established rule and practice in Il
linOis. is now to be declared illegal and
void. they ask the court on a preliminary
millions upon millions I'm property rights
and damage thousands Of innocent persons.
While it is now here claimed that the IL
linois Central is not being managed in the
interests Of it's stockholders and OF the
public. Il is practically admitted that the
sole object Of this suit is to secure for Mr..
Fish the presidency Of the road.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
Two Yenr. tor Innncrnt Van.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Feb. i.-tSpecialD
To serve nearly two years in the Sioux
Falls penitentiary for a crime Of which he
was absolutely innocent was the fate Of
Harry A. Jones' an eastern newspaper man
who has Just been released, he having re-
Gently been granted a pardon by the State
Board Of Pardons. Jones. who comes from
an excellent family at Rochester, ". Y
drifted 20 Yankton. S. D., al the time
thousands OF persons were gathering there
for the purpose OF registering for a chance
20 draw a homestead in the ceded protion
of the Rosebud Indian reservation in Greg
ory county. Many rough characters were
at YanktOn al the time for the purpose OF
fleecing the landseekers and many rob-
berries We're committed, expert pickpockets
reaping harvest. one of the victims OF
the pickpockets was Martin A. Stevens Of
Minneapolis, a travelling salesman. who had
about $50 abstraeted from his pocket Jones
was arrested for the crime II has since
developed that he had nothing TO do with
robbing Stevens, Stevens himself stating
amphaticany that Jones was not the guilty
man.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
YOUTH FALLS TO HIS DEATH
walter r. Heuck PIunEe- Through
Elevator shaft for rive
stories.

Walter T. Hcuck. 70 years OF age. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Heuck. las
Lothrop street. met instant death by fall
ing from the fifth story to the basement
through an elevator shaft in the building
Of the McCord- Brady company. wholesale
grocers. Thirteenth and Leavenworth
streets about p. m. Saturday He will
be buried at Forest Lawn cemetery Mon
day, the funeral services being held at
the home at 2.30 D. m.
Young Heuck and two co-workers. John
Wood, 6i3 North Twentieth street and
John Sandel. 1O20 South Thirtv-fifth street
we're waiting for the elevator and while
waiting were scuffling. Heuck fell against
the elevator guard. knocking it open. and
before he could catch himself or either
Of his friends aid him. fell to the base
ment? dying instantly. The back Of his
head was mashed and he had deep scar
ON his face. No blame was attached to
either Sandel or Wood, both OF whom were
deeply grieved at the accident
Walter Heuck was a studious boy. He
spent much Of his spare time around the
Young Mems Christian association improv-
ing his mind and body in various ways.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
sTANFoRD's MONEY TO LoAN
Trustees of Western University Are
Placing Ia In First Mortgages
in san Francfsc0.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL Feb. l.
Stanford university has an endowment in
the way OF securities and property amount
ing to between S35.Ool0o0 and S40.000,O0O. II
is said that about S3O.OOO,oO0 is invested in
first-class interest bearing securities in
san Francisco. Chicago. New York and
London. The interest derived from these
securities is more than enough to meet all
the current expenses Of the institution. In
this way the trustees are acCumuiating a
surplus and from this surplus have already
made loan of S4O0OC0 on rirst-class mort
gage securities IN San Francisco.
Al a meeting Of the trustees yesterday. il
was officially declared as this surplus in
creased from time to time the board would
loan IL on first-class mortgage securities
in San Francisco as means of helping to
rebuild the city. It is possible that within
the next eight or ten months the trustees
may have available for loans of this
character about million dollars
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02

SIDNEY, Ia. Feb Especial )-Death
for his victim, and the penitentiary for J.
L. Coleman is the denouement IN a seduc-
tion case tried here last week. Miss Cllsta
earns OF Tabor arose from a sick bed
and iourneyed twelve miles across the
country 20 appear as a witness against
Coleman, charged by her with seduction.
He was convicted on her testimony and
viii serve a term In the penitentiary. The
girl, who was only rs years OF age. caught
cold from the trip ana IN less than a week
died of pneumonia II Is said that Cole
man has a wife in Missouri and that the
dead girl was not his only victim here.
She was soon 20 become a mother and had
no home except with a stepfatner and they
did not get along well together
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
PRESSMEN WIN CASE IN COURT
United Typothetae Loses Its Iniunc-
tiOR suit Against the
Union.

William Cole. president Of the Omaha
Pressmens union, has a telegram from
Patrick j. McMullen, secretary-tr
OF the International Printing Pressmen' s
and Assistants union. saying that the
union has won in the case at Cincinnati
In this case the United Typothetae was
granted a temporary restraining order last
October to prevent the international Of
ficers Of the pressmen's union from order
ing strike in connection with the eight
hour-day movement. II was set up by the
TypOthetae that contract had been made
between that organization and the press
men for a nine-hour day and an omen shop
until January 1. 1909. This contract was
repudiated by the pressmen saying that n
was never ratified by the union The case
was heard i'm the federal court some time
ago, and the decision now is in favor OF the
union on all points. The United Typothetae
is held for the costs. In Omaha the press
men have been out the Typothetae offices
since November Is Only four OF the
larger offices are affected. In the others
the eight-hour day and union shop prevails.
CINCINNATI Feb. Efforts of the
United Typothetae Of America to force the
International Printing Pressmen's and
Assistants Union of North America to
llNe up 70 an alleged agreement whereby
the eight-hour work day would be insti-
tuted after January /, 1909 met with de-
feat in the United States court today when
Judge Thompson handed down a decision
in which he says the union committee did
not have the power to bind the union by
the agreement il entered into with the
committee from the typothetae. The typo
thetae was granted temporary injunction
some time ago TO prevent the officers Of
the pressmen's union from calling a strike.
They asked for a permanent injunction,
claiming that the officers Of the union had
signed an agreement with the typothetae
for a nine-hour day and that an eight
hour work day would not be instituted until
after January I. 1909. The officers Of the
union admitted that the agreement had
been signed by some OF them. but con-
tended that il was not binding as the
members of the unions had not ratified
the agreement
Judge Thompson in his decision today
held that the agreement made by the
officers OF the union providing for a
nine-hour day does not bind the rank and
file of the union to work nine hours day.
but that they are 10 work nine hours if
they work at all
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
MINERS RATIFY AGREEMENT
National Convention Agrees to Meet
ing with Operators Latter
Part of Month.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. 1.-The ma
tionaI convention Of the United Mine
Workers Of America today ratified the
action OF the national officers and district
officers OF the central competitive field In
adlourning the joint conference last night
until February =, when they will again
meet with the operators Of western Penn
svlvania. Ohio, Indiana and Illinois TO re-
sumo consideration Of the question OF call
ing a joint wage convention and re-estab-
fishing the interstate agreement On the
wage agreement adopted IN the central
competitive field is based the wage scales
Of the other districts OF the country Fol-
lowing the action OF the convention the
joint conference of the Operators and min
era adjourned u Elsst here February 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
Band of Men Fires Volley from
Carbines.
REIGN OF TERROR IN PORTUGAL
Repressive Acts of Premier Franco
Excite General Alarm.
PUBLIC MEETINGS SUSPENDED
Censorship OF Press Established and
Political Leaders Are Being
anished-streets PatrOIIed
Day and Night.


LISBON, Feb, liking Carlos and tn,
crown prince Luis Philippe. were assas
sinated today. They were shot 10 doatt
while seated in the royal carriage at Lis
bon Just after their return from wills
Vicosa. where they had been soiourning
by band OF men who fired vouey from
carbines.
The royal family was driving in an opel
carriage when a group OF men at the cor
ner Of Praca De Commercio and the Rus
De Arsenal suddenly sprang toward TN
carriage and leveIling carbincs. which the,
had concealed upon them. fired mortalis
wounding the king and the crown prime,
and slightly woundng the kings secou,
son, Prince Manuel. Queen Ameiie. who
rose in the carriage and tried to shield the
crown prince, was unhurt. Immediately the
police guard fired on the regicides, kiliut
three OF them.
LISBON, Feb. IA decree was gazcttec
giving the cabinet unlimited power to re
press revolutionary agitation in Portugal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
MovEnzETrs or OCEAN srEA0EsEIPs.
OWNER OF FLAG NOT KNOWN
Mach Interest In Name OF Person
who Secured Ensign of
Chesapeake.

NEW YORK. Feb. There is much in
terest in New York in knowing who pur-
chased the Chosapeake's flag when II was
sold at auction in London ON Thursday
and what disposition is to be made Of it.
II Is considered one of the greatest relics
of American history owned abroad. II has
been suggested that it should hang IN the
chapel az the Annapolis Naval academy.
the building in which rest the bones OF
John Paul Jones' J. Pierpont Morgan.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. W. X. Vanderbilt, ir.,
Captain John s. Barnes and several others
mentioned as purchasers of the relic deny
that they bought u.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02

Government begins its suit to dissolve
the combination between the Hartman
lines that parallel in the west. Promi-
nent financiers Of the nation made de-
PENDANTS. I, Page 1
Five persons burned to death in Kan
sas City lodging house fire. L Page
Thaw- found not guilty. but insane. by
the jury and Justice Dowling commits
him to Matteawan asylum. where he was
taken late in the afternoon I, Page
Miners at indianapolis agree to hold
later meeting with the operators.
!, Page 1
Home hank OF Brooklyn closed being
unable to meet it's obligations. l. Pags L
Boise City banker accused of forgery on
paper sent back from Omaha and Kansas
City banks. L Page 1
Pressmens union Of the country win
their lawsuit with the United Typothetae.
NsN L Page
List OF victims of the Boyertown dis
aster reaches 17O. I. Page
Union Pacific, in brief in Illinois Cen
tral case. says the fight Fish Is making
is merely TO land himself in the presi-
dency Of the road. I, Page
state convention. of South Dakota re-
publicans win be held at Huron
I, Page 1
Death list of the storm in Mississippi
will reach twenty or more. I, Page
PoREIGN
Japanese minister OF war declares the
military preparations are merely of pre-
cautionary nature. I, Page
Battleship fleet reaches Punta Arenas
7, Rags
Canadians are much enraged at Lieu
tenant Governor Punsmuir Of British
Columbia L Pags 1
NEBRASKA.
Sheriff Rauman leaves for Eiansas City
where he has clue to the disappearance
Of Lille Olson. I, Pags .
NEAGAEuE sECTx0N.
Sketch Of the career OF James z. Kelby.
new solicitor general OF the Burlington
lines west OF the Missouri river How
the blind deaf and dumb are made self
sustaining. Picturesque scenes in the
New York aquarium. Great future pre-
dicted for Nairobi. the new city in East
Africa Omaha bowlers who expect to
figure in the national tournament
Four Pages
COMIC SECTION.
Buster Brown goes on a railroad trip
with his uncle and. as usual. starts some
thing Contributions from the little folks
and things OF interest to the children.
Matters OF interest to the women folks.
/ Fluffy Ruffles visits winter resort.
Four Pages
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Part
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
BROOKLYN BANK IS CLOSED
Home Bank, a state Institution, sus-
pends After staRdfng Run
since 0esabeP.

NEW YORK. Eeb. I-The Home Bank
OF Brooklyn. a state institution on which
a run was started yesterday did not open
for business today. The Home bank is a
small institution located IN south Brooklyn.
It has a capital stock Of $4,000 and a sur
plus and undivided profits amounting 10
$3.50. It's closing is without bearing upon
the general financial situation. The de
posits. which formerly averaged about
6Oo.0Oo have been reduced greatly since the
October panic.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
PUBLIC SUPPORTS THE PREMIER
Beat Sentiment with France in HIs
Fight ON Graft.

Beat Sentiment with France I'm His
Fight ON Graft.
LISBON. Feb 1.-Disinterested public
opinion in Portugal which has supported
Premier Franco in his struggle to RESCUE
the country from the tolls Of political cor
ruption and graft" is now beginning to fear
that it has gone too far. The masses of
the people in Portugal are ordinarily in.
different TO political turmoil. but the grow.
ing severity OF the measures adopted By
the premier, the numerous arrests, th'
searching Of houses, and the brutality OF the
police are now beginning to arouse popular
excitement, not only in Lisbon. but IN ths
provinces.
Premier Franco. howevGr. remains nfleN-
ible He Is certain that he can control the
elections, which take place next month If
in the meantime tine political leaders ear
be prevented from fomenting disorder and
he is determined TO either banish or exile
all suspects. regardless OF rank or position.
The freedom Of the press, public meetings
and street manifestations already have beer
suppressed. and the street patrols maintain
a show Of force day and night. The Corrcio
in its last issue before suspension, made
use Of these words
I'VE are living in a reign Of terror such
as often precedes the downfall Of a strong
government"
Many republicans and even monarchists
are hastily fleeing the country 70 avoid tina
possibility OF arrest
Up to the present time King Carlos has
supported Premier Franco resOluteIy and
many people believe that the king and his
premier will stand or fan togther.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02

WASHINGTON. Feb 1.-Official news or
the assassination OF King Carlos and the
crown prince of Portugal was received here
late tonight through a cablegram from
Minister Bryan at Lisbon. which conveyed
the simple announcement Of the commits
sion of the crime. President Roosevelt
was at once notified by Acting Secretary
OF state Bacon and expressed his deep
sorrow. He will tomorrow send his formal
expressions Of grief to the royal family.
Government officials and members Of the
diplomatic corps were shocked at the news
sorrow over the tragic ending OF Portugals
monarch and heir 10 the throne.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
FORAKER TALKS ON THE FLY
Secretary at state of Ohio Has Con-
ference with Him ON Rail-
raud Trnfu.

COLUMBUS. o. Feb. Ian important
conference over the Ohio political situation
was held on Big Four train last night
Secretary Of State Thompson met Senator
Foraker, the latter being enroute to New
Yor and rode with him from Columbus 70
Gallon The meeting is believed to have
been an appointment TO discuss some OF
the tar gles caused by contestng Foraker
committees.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
STATE CONVENTION AT HURON
Republicans Of south DakotH Also
Declare Unanimously for Taft
for President.

HURON. s. D.. Feb. 1.-The republican
state central committee named Huron as
the place and April as the date for hold
ing the convention to select delegates 70
the national convention and Mitchell as the
place and July for the convention 20
ratify nominations by the primaries and
prepare a platform. Resolutions endorsing
Taft for president were adopted amid much
enthusiasm.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
GUERIN HELD THE REVOLVER
Tailor Tcstihes in Mcdonald Case
He saw ia iR Dead Mans
Hands.

CHICAGO. Feb. Strong testimony for
Mrs Mcdonald. who is on trial for the
murder Of Webster $. Guerin, was given
today by Abraham Wolnski, tailor whose
office adjoined that in which Guerin was
killed.
He heard the shots, and going in the
hail. saw Mrs. Mcdonald breaking the
glass in Guerins office with her hands.
She had no revolver he said He went
into the room and found Guerin on the
floor with the revolver In his hand. He
further declared that Mrs. Mcdonald
stepped back into the room, leaned over
Guerin's 5 body, picked up the revolver and
came back 70 the front Of the office. Sew
eral times she exclaimed. He has shot
himself"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
BREWING NEARLY YEAR
Entire Nation Has Been ia Ferment
During Nest Of Time.

The trouble I'm Portugal was in its ncipi-
ency early in the summer Of 1'G. In July
a dictatorship was practically declared and
the kingdom has been In control OF the
military ever since m-July, however, for
the first time the world at large became
cuguizant that serious things were brewing
in Portugal. and ever since then the thor
ouRhly censored news dispatches from
there have indicated a mere or less serious
state OF affairs. The pubic az first was
inclined 90 believe the trouble like most
OF the revolutions among che Latin races
was Of the tempest IN the teapot order
Gradually however. more serious occur
rences took place. with the declaration OF
yesterday giving the cabinet absolute au-
thority 70 do what il wished Ia order To
control.
The political conditions IN Portugal nave
been In a chaotic condition for some time
The first upheaval came through the "a
posure by Premier Francko 0f he lOot!ns
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
SHERIFF BAUMAN HAS CLUE
Dodge County OmceF Goes 10 81.
Joseph 40 Uncover OIsen
Mystery.

FREMONT Mob. Feb. L-sheriff Bau-
man LEFT last night for st Joseph. No.
where he viii searrh FOR Lille Olsen. the
5-year-oid girl who mysteri0usly disap-
peared from her fathers farm near Rosalie
more than a month ago. Sheriff Bauman
declares he has a good clue and will In
vestigate IN 81. Joseph
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
DELEeATIoN IN A DEADLOCK
Adfourus Until NeNt "Wednesday
without Agreeing ON Collector
of IntcrnnI Revenue.
CFrom a STAFF Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Feb. Especial Tele-
adjourned. until Wednesday at 8 O'Clock
without reaching a vote on a collector of
Internal revenue to succeed Elmer Stephen
son. The delegation met at 4 o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
BUTTE BANK SECURES MONEY
Announcement Made Heinse Savings
Institutfon soon Win Reopen
Its Doora.

BUTTE. Mont. Feb. IN. s. Largey,
president Of the Heinze Savings bank,
which closed its doors owing to the slump
in copper. returned today from New York.
with an announcement that sufficient funds
of the bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02

Nebraska city was TO-DAY appointed re-
eeiver for the Nehraska City Gas Light
company OF Nebraska city Judge Munger
OF the federal court taking action ON the
application of the Illinois SAVINGS and
Trust company or Chicago and Mrs. EVELYN
Eird % Nebraska CITY. the pringinal cnedi-
tors- The Liabilities amount TO S0.0lQ
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
NEAL ACCUSED OF FORGERY
boise city Banker Charged with Ma
niDuIatinE Paper Returned from
Omaha Bank.

BOISE CITY. Idaho. Feb L-Horace F.
Neal cashier of the Capital State bank.
which failed last week. was arrested last
night on the charge Of forgery. Forged
notes aggregating at least 5000 have al
ready been turned in. the first coming from
Kansas City and Omaha banks. it is al
legged.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
stoe County Woman DIes from Acid.

NEBRASKA CITY. Feb. L-JSpeciaI -
Mrs. Louis Kreifels. wife Of well known
farmer, living eight miles south of this
city, secured a bottle OF carboIic acid ami
drank the contents Whether It was acci-
dental or suicidal is NOT known. she died
yesterday morning She leaves a husband
and eight children. she had been an in
valid for some time, at times suffering
from melancholia The coroner did not
deem a necessary 70 hold an inquest
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
MORE THAN TWENTY KILLED
Casualty List for Tornado in Missis-
sipBf VIII Reach This
Number.

HAZLEHURST. Miss, Feb. 1.-The latest
reports here Indicate that more than a
score Of persons We're killed and nearly
twice that number more or less seriously
injured in yesterdays tornado, which cut
a path about "A half mile wide. Relief
parties were organized and sent out today
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
TEE WEAruEl

FOR OMAHA. COUNCIL BLUFFS AND /
VICINITY-Fair and rising temperature .
Sunday.
FOR NEBRASFA-Fair and rising tenn
Derature Sunday.
FOR IOWA-Fair and rising temperature |
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02
ANOTHER FIRE VICTIM DIES
One Hundred and Seventieth Person
to Die of DestruetiOn OF Boyer
town Thcmfer.
BOYERTOWN. Pa.

BOYERTOWN. Pa. Feb. death last
night claimed its 10Th victim OF the opera
house fire. when Mrs. Eva Toms died OF
her injuries
Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-02

Of the so-calIed Hartman railroad system
in the western part of the United States.
was filed IN the United states district
court for Utah today. the attorneys for the