davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-11
NO BR|LL|ANCY
SURROUNDS WEDDING
Daughter of the President of
France Marries Secretary.

Paris, Aug. 11.-As sequence to
the separation of church and state in
France, and incidentally because of
the mourning of the bridegroom, the
marriage yesterday of Madeleine Anne
Marc Fallieres, daughter of the presi-
dent of the French republic, to John
Jean Joseph Edward Lanes, the pres.
ident's private secretary, was not at
tended with the special brilliancey
which one might expect would embel-
lish nuptials of the daughter of the
president of France. Nevertheless, the
function was a notable social event
for all France, irrespective of arnk OF
situation in life, showed warm, gen.
uine interest, evidencing the sincere
affection with which President Fal-
Heres is held by the people of France
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-11

No one is immune from kidney trou-
Bile, so just. remember that Foley's
Kidney Remedy will stop the irregu-
larities and cure any case of kidney
or bladder trouble that is not beyond
the reach of medicine. A. G. Luken
& Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-11
TO ATTEND FUNERAL.

Mrs. Joseph B. Craighead with Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Craighead, left this
morning for Chicago to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. James Soper who died
suddenly Sunday night at York Har-
Dor. The burial viii be at Riverside
cemetery, Riverside. Illinois. Mrs
Soper was a relative of Mrs. Joseph
Craighead
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-11

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney or bladder trouble
that is not beyond the reach of medi-
cine. No medicine can do more. A.
G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-11

There Is no medicine % sase and at the same
time so pleasant to take ss DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. the positive cure for all diseases arising
nom stomach trpuble. The psjoe = vesy ssas
xQUD01oE H0WD0ki -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-11

LETIrIA:
Gold Medal Flour makes the whitest
bread. SYLVIA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
HOME OF sHONTs SEARCHED
CustOms Omcers wake visit In En-
deavor 10 Find smuERIed
Goods.

NEW YORK. Jan 2il-Duuabie goods
valued at between 8. i.2oo and 1880 on which
no duty was paid when they were brought
IN from Europe by Mrs. Theodore P.
shonts and her daughter. were found by
customs officials VINO mRae a search I'm
the shonts residence yesterday. This state
ment was made today by a representative
OF Mr. Shonts, who had been authorized TO
tell OF the result Of the investigation. II
was said at the same time. however that
no effort at coneeaiment had been made
when the family arrived: that the twenty
trunks which they brought in were thor
oughly examined by the customs officers
at that time and the only reason duty was
not paid was because none had been
assessed. In the statement given out to-
day. II is said that the report TO the
customs Officials was made in a spirit
OF spite by woman servant who had been
discharged for cause. ana Mr.. Shonts re-
CARDS the report as proven by yesterdays
investigation to have been unfounded.
Mr.. shonts statement further explained
that deduction allowed under the customs
law for each Of the four members Of the
family who brought in the articles in ques-
ton reduced the sum due to about $50
Colonel z. s. Fowler, solicitor. of the
port. in speaking Of the inrestigation. said:
The government has not yet completed
it's investigation, which is now being car
RED forward. When the facts are sscer-
tanned they will be reported to the secre-
| tary of the, treasury. 10 Be disposed of by
him as the law directs. Il would be mani
testify improper for this office 70 express
an opinion in the preuiises."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
FIGHT FOR CONTROL OF STATE
Ssalwsrts of south Dakota Making
Determfnea FsEht 20 Recap-
fure PHTfy MAchtnery.

sIouX FALLS. S. D.. Jan. 21.-Cspecial)
The campaign Of the stalwart and pro-
gressive factions of South Dakota repub-
Iicana for control of South Dakota now is
in full swing in all parts of the state and
is being waged with unceasing vigor by
the workers and newspapers OF both fac
tons So far as the number of newspapers
is concerned the stalwarts have much the
better of Il, as the great majority Of the
republican newspapers of the state are
supporters Of the staIwart cause. How
ever the insurgents have some strong
newspapers working in their behalf, and
these, as is the case with the stalwart
newspapers, promise TO have considerable
Influence in determining the result OF this
years hot fight. The first test OF strength
between the factions will come in the pre-
cinct primaries which are to be held on
the second Tuesday in March. At these
primaries delegates will be elected 10 the
county conventions. which will be held on
the fourth Tuesday in March. The county
conventions will elect delegates to the
state convention. This will be held on the
first Tuesday in April and will be for the
purpose Of electing delegates to represent
the republicans of South Dakota at the
republican national convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
HAYASHI is WELL SATISFIED
OmeiaI Statement from Japanese MIN
lister ON Limitation of Inn
migration.

TOXIC. Jdn. 2i.-Viscount Hayashi. Jap
anese minister of foreign affairs in
interview today made a statement con-
cerning the immigr alton question which is
regarded as an official declaration of the
attitude of the government. it having been
prepared for publication in Japan, antiei-
pating a similar statement in the Diet.
Minister Hayashi said:
The government of japan is determined
those that go to America as students, re-
ouiring two sureties before they leave
The government realizes that the immigTa-
tiOn OF laborers pretending to be students
Is liable to be embarrassing to America,
and, therefore, we arc determined TO pre-
vent the emigration of laborers.
While the proposed restriction may be
embarrassing to real students. all legal re-
strictions will be made alike. because one
dishonest person may embarrass many who
are honest
Although the negotiations with America
have not yet been concluded, l may make
the definite statement, minister of for
eign affairs, that the rumors which have
been circulated to the effect that there Is
any important question pending between
America and japan Is a fabrication, orig
mating In a certain section of the United
States.
''should emigration to Hawaii not be
prevented entirely the minister of foreign
affairs will not hesitate to entirely pro-
hibit Japanese emigration to those
islands. The foreign office intends TO pro-
emigration to Mexico. Those who desire
garded as assisting enigrants to enter the
United States through the frontier, and,
therefore, they will be treated as law
breakers"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
UNEMPLOYED MEET IN BERLIN
Five Gatherings Held over which
Police kent Close watch
One Cennict.


BERLIN, Jan. H.-F5ve mass meetings
Of the unemployed. orEanized by the social
lists, were held today In the outlying dis
tricts of Berlin. Fully fifteen thousand
men were in attendance. Strong detach-
ments aof police armed with sabres and
revolvers were stationed in the vicinity
Interference was not necessary, however,
as the meeting were orderly. Socialist
members Of the ReicIrstsg, addressed the
assemblies and called upon the state and
municipality to provide employment and af-
ford means for those without work to gain
a livelihood. They declared that among
the unemployed in Berlin there were 24.s2s
skilled artisans belonging to trades unions;
this in addition TO many thousands OF un-
organised and unskiiled laborers. At the
conclusion Of the addresses the men left
the meetings in groups, marching to various
quarters OF the city.
There was a serious collision at late
hour this afternoon between the police OF
this city and a mob OF unemployed men
who earlier in the day had attended one
of the mass meetings organized and ad-
dressed by the socialists. The police used
their sabers when the crowd hurled mis-
siles at them and before order was restored
many were wounded
The demonstrantR when they encountered
the police. were marching down the schiff-
bauerdsurms neYr it,Sargii'a garten.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
BELL WANTS CANTEEN AGAIN
Major General I'm Report Declares
Conditions Much Better When
IL Existed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-After making a
careful study OF the facts relative TO the
army canteen system, and the reasons why
the law which abolishes It should in his
opinion be repealed. Major General Bell.
chief OF staff. today made a comprehensive
report on the question in the course of his
annual report, General Bell says:
When the canteen was in operation there
were fewer desertions, fewer fines and for
FIXTURES imposed by sentence OF court-mar-
tisl, less alcoholism and less venereal dis
ease than prior to its establishment. The
morals and discipline OF the army have
be so narrow as to ascribe to the abolition
of the canteen feature ali evil effects OBJ
servable.
General Bell makes a strong plea for the
creation of a reserve OF 5000 men 40
years of age who have served one enlist
ment in the regular army. He would pay
these men from s24 to SS2 per annum.
holding them subject TO call and TO ten
Gays training each year
The general also urged an increase OF
army pay. provision for extra officers and
enlargement Of the coast artillery and the
medical corps. The report embraces a com
plete plan for the reorganization of the
army so as TO permit mobilization OF $500
men without denuding every military sta
ton. Says General Bell
Unless other great nations are wrong and
wasting time and money, they are giving %
an object lesson which Americans Will
have TO learn some day by costly and
humiliating experience, and which IL Is the
duty OF professional soldiers 20 point out
namely that time and training are both
necessary to convert an UNFRAMED volun-
teer into a soldier.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
TAFT CHOICE OF KANSAS MEN
Resolution in His Favor is Adopted
Unanimously I'm House of
Representative.

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. a.-In the house Of
representatives today motion offered by
w r. stubbs declaring William H. Taft
the choice OF Kansas for president OF the
United States was unanimously carried.
The concurrent resolution introduced in
the house by Representative stubbs is as
follows:
whereas The state OF Ohio, the home
Of Hayes, Garfield and Mckinley, placed
her distinguished son. William II. Taft as
candidate for president of the United
States, and proposes to name him as such
by direct primary vote;
Whereas He IS the friend, the choice
and the logical successor OF Theodore
Roosevelt. our present chief executive;
Whereas He is a statesman of world
wide experience, who believes in the pris-
tine virtues and lofty ideas of the early
days of the republic, and is a tried, true
and capable citizen, whose first and last
thought is administration OF the peoples
government in behalf Of all the people;
therefore be II
Resolved. BY the house Of representa-
tives, the senate eoneuFring therein. that
the choice and the only choice of Kansas.
the greatest state in the great west, for
president OF the United States is William
II Taft formerly Of Ohio, now Of the
United States Of America"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE
Thirty-EiEhth Annual Meeting of As
sOcIatIOn COnvenes al washing
tOn.-Many Problems.

WASHINGDoN, Jan. 1.-THE National
Board OF Trade began its thirty-eighth an
nual meeting here today. Many important
subjects win be discussed, smong them
being the American merchants marine.
ship subsidy. duties Of the Interstate Com
meree commission, railroad agreements.
car shortage. uniform bills OF lading con
sular reform. reclassification of second
class mail matter parcels post. improve
ment Of rivers and harbors, and interna-
tional arbitration.
Prominent men in the business world will
take part In the proceedings The official
program includes recommendations and
resolutions from Ils trades bodies. The
National Board Of Trade is composed Of
chambers Of commerce and boardS Of trades
Of all the leading cities In the United
United States. Its recommendation have
always had great weight in congress In
c0nsidsring legislation
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
FIGHT OVER BURKETT BILL
Cattle Men Divided Over Endorse
ment Of Grazing Measure.
MACKENZIE RoAsTs RAILROADS
President of National Live stock As
sOciation says They Take Ad-
vantage Of shippers In
speed Rate.

DENVER, Colo Jan. H.-By vote OF
tTS to 11e the annual convention OF the Colo
rado Horse and Cattle Growers convention
went on record late last night as opposed
10 the federal Administrations policy OF
public lana control, and will carry the
fight against any land leasing system into
the annual convention of the American Ma
tional Live Stock conventiop, which as
semhled here today. AS the executive COM
mittee of the American National Live stock
association has approved report Of the
forest reserves and grazing land commit
tee. which declares in favor Of the Burkett
BIN for government control OF grazing lands.
with an additional provision that all unre-
served and unAppropriated public lands
shall be divided into grazing districts
warm contest over the question is assured
when this report is presented TO the ma
tional convention.
President Murdo Mackenzie Of the Amer
ican National Live Stock association, who
has positively declined to accept re-elec-
tion to that office. delivered his annual ad-
dress at the morning session today OF the
associations eleventh annual convention.
Railroads Have Broken Faith.
President Mackenzie charged that the
railroads had broken faith with shippers
Of live stock by taking selfish advantage
OF the CnanRe OF the 'hOurs IN Transit
law. He said that the railroads, instead
OF increasing their speed rate so that the
destination was reached more quickly than
formerly. as promised. consumed the
thirty-six hours in running between feeding
stations. which delayed the arrival OF ship
ments at the point of consignment. with
consequent great loss to the shipper. He
favored the passage of a law by which the
railroads could be punished for failing to
give reasonable speed to five stock in
transit and suggested that the Interstate
Commerce commission should be given
power to enforce such a law. He also
favored law compelling the railroads to
supply sufficient cars >and fixing heavy
penalties for failure to. do 50.
Question of Advance I'm Rates.
| President Mackenzie touched on the rate
question and stated that he believed the In
/ terstate Commerce commission should be
! given authority to decide whether an ad-
vance In rates was just before such ad-
vance be put into effect. Concerning the
grazing policy OF President Roosevelt, Mr..
Mackenzie said:
"If the members of this association are
| stiil Of the mind that the administrs ton
should be endorsed Creferring to the bill
4 for government control of the unoccupied
public domain to be introduced again in the
present congressl, a resolution similar 10
that of last year should be passed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
BODY OF WOMAN IN WATER
NO Means of IdentiaeatiOn Save Small
Wisp of Hair-ProbabIe
Murder.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2i.-Floating in the lake
al the foot OF Sixtieth street the body OF a
woman was found yesterday. The body
was almost headless and there was no
clothing. The lack OF clothing is believed
TO indicate murder. Two clean cuts were
found directly under the heart and there
was a cash nine inches long across the
abdomen.
A few wisps OF blond hair was found on
the back Of the neck which may aid in
Identification.
The body, which was that OF a woman
Weighing about ls5 pounds. had probably
been in the water two months. She was
about five feet four inches in height. and
between S and IS years old
The police are investigating the disap-
pearanee of Mrs. Mary Mushina. who
has been missing. for several days
Mrs. Mushina and the woman whose
body was found in the lake have blonde
complexions and the description in some
other respects agree. The body Is so badly
mutilsted that Identification may be i'm
possible. AL OF the facial features are
gone with the exception OF the lower law.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
DEVELOPING WATER POWER
Rapid creek 20 BE HarRsAssd for the
Beneat of Black Hills
FoWns.

RAPID CITY, s D.. Jan. z.-tspecial.l -
Rapid creek, the largest stream in the
Black Hllls. is at last 20 be harnessed so
as 70 furnish electric current for power.
lighting and other purposes 70 Rapid City
and other points IN the Hills. The pOssi-
bllities Of the power 10 be derived from
this stream have been recognized ever since
this country was settled in lSN but moth
ing Was done 70 utilize Il except in a
small way as direct water power Recently
the Dakota Power company, q local or
.ani1atlon. acquired several miles OF right
of.WAy, water rights. etc, besides the
mammoth ditch and nume. over two miles
long. built by the DakOta-Plaeeryille Min
ing company. The city has granted Il q
franchise and It Is planned TO have the
plant completed and in operation by next
ram A force OF men is now engaged on
rock work and when spring opens up the
work will be pushed vigorously.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
MANY BONES IN NEW YORK
Black Hand Gets Busy in Gotham
with Demands for
Money

NEW YORK. Jan. a.-The explosion Of
three bombs today attested to the activity
of Black Hand gangs. One bomb was ex-
ploded, evidently by mistake. in front Of
the Home Garden Settlement at One Hun
dred ana Sixteenth street and First ave-
nue.. II blew in the doors and windows
and smashed every window in several ten
ement blocks across the street but injured
no one. Another bomb was exploded in the
hallway Of a tenement in East Thirteenth
street, the owner Of which had received
letters demanding 5000 The building was
damaged, but the tenants were uninjured.
milk wagon ran over a third bomb that
was lying in East one Hundred and Forty
ninth street. Il exploded and demolished
the wagon
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
LIFT SALOONS FROM POLITICS
Moael License League Meeting az
Louisville 30 ARree On Gen-
eraI Law.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. a.-The Model
license league opened it's first annual ses-
-ior here today with delegates present from
pany parts Of the UNITED states. The OBJ
tect OF the convention Is the adoption Of
. liquor license law and the Inauguration
II a campaign for it's enactment by yari-
Gus legislatures ana city governments. The
law wih have for its purpose the elimina-
ton OF low saloons. removal Of the saloon
IRON politics BY placing the proprie-
tors cut OF the reach OF bosses and the
reatItetion % the namber Of saloons 70 con-
form 70 certain standard Of populatssh.
Tne delegatea Included legislators. brewers.
slstlher4 eisg ane staes ofnaiAls ana publ
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
ICE MEN MUST GO TO JAIL
Ohio Supreme Court Holds They Must
DO Time for FGFEaing
Trunt

COLUMBUS. O., Jan. G.-sne three ice
dealers Of Toledo-R. c. Lemon r. o.
Beard and J. A. Miller-who were sent to
the workhouse as punishment for forming
an ice trust, got very little consolation in
the decision Of the supreme court in their
cases today They were sentenced 10 the
workhouse by Judge Kincaid as the result
Of their conviction and the supreme court
interferes with those sentences only 20 far
as 10 hold that they should have been sem
fenced 20 Jail instead and they are 70 be
resentenced
They received a years sentence each and
a fine OF 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
Temperature
af Omaha
DOMESTIC.


President Mackenzie of the National
Live Stoc ksssociation declares the rail-
roads are taking advantage of shippers in
the speed rate. Page 1
In the house. Representative Randall Of
Texas and Representative Dalzell Of Penn
sylvania have a sharp encounter over the
acceptance of special favors from corpor-
ations. Representative Champ Clark Of
Missouri openly declares the democrats
are for Bryan for president. Page i
President Mitchell of the United Mine
Workers bids official farewell to the or
gsnizstion. Page
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw severely cross
examined by District Attorney Jerome.
Page /
Ohio supreme court decides men In To-
ledo Ice trust must spend year in jail.
Black Mand throws three bombs in New
York in endeavor to blackmail men of
means. Page
Company is now engaged developing the
power of Rapid creek near Rapid City.
and will furnish light and power 70 Black
Hills points. Page i
POLITICS.
Fight over collectorship Of internal rev.
enue growing interesting. Rose appears to
be in the lead, but Dan Nettleton is sug-
gested as a compromise. Page
stalwarts and progressiyes among South
Dakota republicans are engaged in hot
fight for control of the state. Page i
House of representatives of Kansas
passes a resolution unanimously declaring
Taft their choice for president Of the
United states. Page
Case involving the Bronson primary law
in Ohio has been appealed to the supreme
court. Page 1
FoREIaE.
Demonstration Of the unemployed takes
place IN Berlin and is repressed by police.
Test Of governments strength in cabinet
Crisis win take place Thursday IN Japan
ese Diet, Page
State Board Of Railroad Commissioners
viii complain OF. Missouri Pacific railroad
rates on grain TO st. Louis before Inter
state Commerce commission. Page .
LOCAL.
! Lumbermen of Nebraska score Norris
/ Broawn. former attorney general OF Ne
braska, and now its Junior senator, for
bringing suit to dissolve the association
and accuse him of giving the organization
bad name simply TO mage him political
capital Pags s
/ Business men Of Omaha guarantee $lO.-
! 900 as a promotion fund for a great corn
| exposition to be given in the Auditorium
the first week of December. Prof. J. Wilks
Jones Of Iowa explains the proposition Of
| the Corn association. Page ]
An increase OF so per cent in the earn
ings of the Omaha & Council Bluffs
street railway has been made since 1903
according TO the secretary and general
manager, who testified before Special In
spector Lyon of the Interstate Commerce
commission. Page z
! Patrons of the Burlington are objectinG
! 10 the policy of retrenchment adopted By
the road, but General Manager Hoidregs
has an explanation to offer Page lt
Live stock markets. Page
/ Grain markets. Page
Stocks and bonds. o.. .. 49,. Page
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
OPPOSITION LOOMS UP BIG
Vote of Confidence I'm Japanese Gov
ernmePt VIII he Pat ON
Thursday.

TOXIC, Jan. a.-The Progressive and
Yuko parties have formally presented in
the House a motion Of want OF confidence
in the imperial cabinet, based upon the
alleged faulty financial measure. Should
the opposition members of the Diado fac
ton Join with them in support of the
measure they would form a very formida-
BILE power. The motion may be put to a
vote on Thursday next
At the present moment the indications
are that the opposition will not carry the
motion.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
QUICK TEST OF PRIMARY LAW
BrSnsOn Act Declared Constitutional
APPeaed tS the supreme
CSurt ~ OhiO.

NUl-U MbIc, o, Jan. Zl--Attorneys,
acting at the instance OF the Taft leaders.
secured permission from the supreme court
today to file direct IN the court the case
brought By them hl the local common
pleas court yesterday, testing the valid
ity OF the Bronson primary election law.
and Whioh Was AZ once decided BY the
esart affirming the law.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-22
CHINESE ORGANIZE COMPANY
They VIII Float Two Millions of
stock in Iron and Coal Mine
Organization.

AMOY. China, Jan. H.-There has been
organized a Chinese company TO open the
iron and coal mines in the vicinity OF
Awtow, fifty-five miles northwest OF
Tsuantsiu- The capital OF the company is
S. 100000 The development Of the mines,
which includes the construction of fifty
miles Of narrow gauge railroad, is in charge
OF English engineers.