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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
DELAWARE is UNRESTRICTED
Dupont Faction Carries state and
Succeeds to Addicks' Power
and Place.

DOVER, Del, April S.--The victory of the
state organization of the republican party,
headed by United States Senators Dupont
and Richardson, at Saturdays primaries
was so overwhelming, as attested by to-
days summary OF the voting, that there is
not likely to be any hitch in carrying out
the organization program at the repub-
lican state convention which will be held
here tomorrow to elect delegates to the
national convention. The leading feature
Of the program is to permit the state dele
cation to the national convention to go to
Chicago unhampered by instructions and
free to vote for any causilfe for presi-
dent It is now conceded tIiat the organ
ization has elected 100 OF the 100 delegates
comprising the state convention.
The outcome OF the primaries makes It
sure that four of the six delegates to the
national convention, will be as follows:
From Newcastle County-Senator Dupont
and Governor Lea.
From Kent County-Senator Richardson
From Sussex County-Congressman Bur-
ton.
The other two delegates will be selected
by the caucus OF leaders preliminary to the
convention which will be held here tonight
1t Is assured. that T. Coleman Dupont
chairman of the republican state commit
tee, will be selected as the Delaware men,
ber of the republican national committee,
to succeed ]. Edward Addicks.
The preference of the national delegates
for the presidential nomination is a matter
of doubt. The organization leaders main
tain that they have no hostility to Secre-
tary Taft. but, on the contrary may favor
him, although they will not consent to in
structlons. 1t is understood, however. that
very friendly to Senator Knox of Pennsyl-
Vania
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
FATALITIES IN TENEMENT CRASH
eight known Dead in Debris OF
Building that Fell at Oxford,

LONDON April 1.-TWO old tenement
houses in Castle street, oxford. collapsed
early today. 1t is believed that forty peo-
nile mostly German walters are buriad a.,
the debris.
Up to noon. eight dead bodies had been
taken from the ruins OF the Castle street
tenements and It was believed that several
others are still buried in the debris
Twenty persons were taken out alive and
none of them is seriously injured. The
accident which was at first thought to be
due to an explosion of gas, now turns out
to have been caused through the founda-
tions of the structures being weakened by
the excavations for a new building adjoin-
ing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
AWAIT PLEASURE OF KING
House Of Commons Adiourns Till
After Easter Recess.
AsoUITH EXPECTS SUMMONS SOON
Leaders see Little Hope for Change
I'm Irish Morley
RenOunces His Claim
10 ExchequeF.

LONDON, April 6.-An Informal confer
ence of ministers under the presidency OF
Herbert IL. Asduith, chancellor Of the ex'
chequer. was held prior to the commence
ment OF todRy's sitting of Parliament, and
the situation was discussed in a general
way. The premler-clect asked to hear the
views of his colleagues relative to the pro
spoctve cabinet changes, now that thC
necessity OF its reconstruction has actually
materiallzed. In view of the lack Of sue
cess at the recent elections the cabinet
will be rearranged so as to avoid as far as
possible the election contests made by mem
bers of the House of Commons or holders
of under secretaryships who are elected to
cabinet rank.
David Lloyd George, president of the
board OF trade, is still a hot favorite for
the chancellorship, although Mr.. Haldane,
who shares the liberal inperialist tendencies
OF Mr.. Asqulth, is understood to be can
didate for the same portfolio. There is no
hurry however, about the various assign
ments, as Mr.. Asquth will retain the
chancellorship until the budget has been
introduced after the Easter recess
1t seems quite likely that Lewis Har-
court, who is considered something Of sn
American because of his American mother
and wife, will be included in the new
cabinet, and the name of Winston Churchill
also figures in most of the new cabinet
lists. The elevation of Churchill would in
volve an election from the Manchester con-
tingency with considerable possibility OF
defeat. and It would necessitate finding a
radical complacent enough to give up a
safe seat to which Churchill could be
elected.
Commons Takes Recess.
Mr.. Asquith, this afternoon, in the House
of Commons said It was clear public busi-
ness could not proceed effectively at
this time and he proposed that the house
adjourn until April H. at which time, after
the transaction Of formal business, 1t
would readjourn for the Easter recess.
Mr.. Asquith's proposal was then adopted
and the house adjourned Following the
adjournment, cabinet discussion was Ie-
sumed in the Hobbies. 1t appears that
Mr.. Asquith is awaiting the arrival Of the
kings messenger from Biarriz with dis
patches which are expected TO intimate
the kings wishes regarding the premier
elects attendance on his majesty. When
the kings wishes become definitely known.
Mr.. Asauith will make his arrangements
for the journey.
Mr.. Redmond and other Irish leaders
said this afternoon that they thought there
was no chance for change in the Irish
secretaryship and that Mr.. Birrell would
be left in charge until after the hearing of
the Irish university scheme.
Mr. Morley, who naturally had first claim
for choice Of portfolios and who was
thought to have hankering for the chan
cellorship Of the exchequer. is now said to
have definitely renouneed all claim to that
position.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
JAPANESE VENT THEIR SPITE
Four Attack Native star OF Com
suIate at Mukden, Making In
ternRt1OaaI Case.

MUKDEN, April 6.-Four japanese en-
tered the American consulate today and
brutally attacked the native staff in revenge
for a private spite. Consul General Straight
made requisition on the Chinese police
and the Japanese were arrested and taken
TO the japanese consulate. No apology has
yet been offered and it is probable that the
matter will be made a subject of dplo-
matte action.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
JAPS PAY UP THEIR TAXES
Returns for Year show Excess OF
Receipts Over the Es-
Inmates.

TOXIC, April 6.-'Returns for the year
ended March 81, show an excess of receipts
ove- estimates of approximately $4,000, 200
yen. The excess II attributable to the al
most full collection of taxes. There are
practically no arrears. The department of
finance is extremely gratified at the show
ing and says that such conditions should
dispel all doubts as to the ability of the
government TO redeem its bonds The first
instalment Of which Is now being re-
deemed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
FAMILY COUNCIL OVER DUKE
King of italy summOns Members IN
Rome to Hold Private
Conference.

NAPLES, April 6-rhe duke Of Aosta,
eldest cousin of King Victor Emmanuel.
has ben requested by the king to 20 10
Rome and will start this evening. II is
expected that a family council will be held
under the presidency of the king to dis
cuss the reported engagement Of the duke
OF the Abruzzi to Miss Katherine Elkins
daughter OF Senator Elkins Of West Vir-
ginia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
wage deduction Eaeetive.

BOSTON, April IA wage reduction
averaging 10 per cent became effective to-
day in cotton mills In New England, en-
ploying 5000 operatives. Last week the
wages OF 60.Oo0 were reduced and on next
Monday the pay Of about $500 additional
mill hands. including those in New Bed
ford will be cut, bringing the total af-
fected by the present movement to $4,000
The mills which lowered wages beginning
today are largely located In the Blackstone
vsli@V th@ tArkAhirA rsEion and ia Maine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
ORDER QUARANTINE ON CUBA
Havana Only City of Island from
which Travel May Now Pro-
ceed Unipapeded.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Marine
Hospital and Public Health service TODAY
issued an order establishing a quarantine
beginning today against Cuba with the ex
eeption Of the Metropolitan district Of
Havana which includes Havana. Marianao
and Camp Columbia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
PROoEEDiNGs or THE SENATE
Army BitI Ia Passed Practically as
Reported by Committee.

WASHINGTON, April 6-~The army bill
carrying an appropriation OF almost SlOO.-
10000 was passed by tire senate today prsc-
tieally as reported from the committee on
military affairs. The only amendment
adopted carried an appropriation of $4,000
for = system Of water works for Fort Will
lam Henry Harrison, Mont. The bill ma
terially Increases the pay OF officers and
enlisted men Of the army
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Foraker
was adopted. II calls on the secretary Of
war for the names Of all former soldiers
OF the Twenty-ffth infantry discharged
without honor on account OF the Browns
vile affray who have applied for re-enlist-
ment.
AT $3.50 the senate Adjourned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
NEW MAN FOR GATES ACADEMY
Rev. Charles A. Jaquith Resigns East.
ern Passionate 90 Take
Charge.

SOUTH WINDSOR. Conn. April s.-Rev.
Charles A. Jaauith has resigned the pas
eorate OF tho First Congregational church
TO become principal at Gates academy st
Neigh. Neb. He viii enter upon his
academic duties next fall
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
POLICE SHOOT DOWN NEGRO
Reserves Called Out at Augusta to
auen Riot Among COIOred
People.

AUGUSTA. Ga. April 6.-The police re-
serves were called our here today to quell
a riot among negroes at Twiggs and
Charles streets. Mack Fryers. a negro.
was fatally shot By the police.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
TORPEDO BOATs AT THE BAY
Little Fiotiila Reaches Practice
Ground One Day Ahead OF
Schedule fime.

MAGDALENA BAY April 5.-via san
Diego. Cal. April 6,-slx torpedo boats ar
rived a. sundoWn today. one day ahead OF
the scheduled time, The last week OF the
heet az MasdaltNs bay found an the ships
AZ anchor All V'e officers and men are
now resting AFTER their fatiguing target
practice The fleet will leave MagdaIena
bay next Saturday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
POPULISTs LEFT OFF TICKET
Kansas, Once Their Home, Now
Knows Them No More, Of
ficihIIy Speaking.

TOPEKA, Kan. April 6.-The populst
party in Kansas will not be able to get
representation on the primary election
ballots or on the ballot OF the next gem
erai election. This will be the decision
of the state Canvassing board, as it is
already the opinion of the secretary and
the attorney genera.
''fhe populist party can't get on the
ticket because the law says they can't, .
says Secretary of state Denton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
TILLMAN WILL TAKE JOURNEY


AUGusTA, Ga, April 6.-Informatlon
from EdEeneld. s. G., today says that sena.
tor b. \. Tmman Is now able 10 take short
drives and Is slowly Improving. He expects
TO enter a priva&s sanitarium IN Atlanta
This week and after month there probabI1,
will 80 70 EuroI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
THE wEArHER

FOR OMAHA. COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
Tuesday; not much
AanEe in Temperatures.
NOR NEBRASKA -- Probably showers
sday.
n IOWA-lncreasing cloudiness, with
ply showers Tuesday.
perature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07

NEW York;. Arrived Sailed.
NEW YORK. ..... Lucanla........... Buenos Ayres.
SOUTHAMPTON. 81. Paui..........
Port. ST Louis .........
QUEENSTOWN. Cymric.
QUEENSTOWN. Lustania.
LIVERPOOL...... Carthagenian.
BY WIRELESS
Browhead-Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II,
from New York for Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Bremen. was 200 miles west at 5:05 p.
m. Will reach Plymouth 80 p. m. Monday.
Sable Island-Noordam, from Rotterdam
for New York. was reported by Marconi-
gram 7S3 miles east of Sandy Hook light
ship at $3.50 a. m. Will dock at p. m.
Tuesday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07

"Mr Mckinley and the republican admin
istration were forced into the war with
Spain against their Will. Tho war was be-
gun with a self-denying ordinance with
respect 10 the independence OF Cuba. We
spent millions of dollars and thousands OF
lives TO end what We thought 10 be an in
ternationai scandal In that island. with
out premeditation, We were carried In a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-07
FICTITIOUS SHIPMENTS END
Senate Committee Reports &c. o. D."
Liquor Bill.
WILL STOP RAILROAD AGENCIES
After LOng Hearing Measure IL NJ
Last AEreed UpOn-EHOrts to
give state Fall
Control.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-After extended
hearings and exhaustive arguments by the
members of the senate committee on the
judiciary that committee today agreed upon
a bill dealing with the shipment of liquors
from one state or territory to another state
OF territory. The measure will be reported
by Senator Knox, who was chairman of
the subcommittee which conducted the
hearings It Is comparatively simple in
form, providing that there shall be no
&C. o. D." packages of liquor shipped in
interstate commerce where fictitious names
are used and that the name of the con-
signor and consignee shall be stated
plainly. The provision is designed to cimi-
nate the practice of railroad and express
agents acting as agents for liquor houses.
There were numerous bills before the
subcommittee dealing with every phase of
the question and particularly they sought
to give to a state the right to control liquor
shipments the moment they entered the
border OF the state. Temperance organiza-
tions all over the country desired this fea-
ture to be Incorporated in the bill so as to
give the widest latitude to a state in exer-
clsing its police powers. All of the bills
before the subcommittee were declared un-
constitutional by a vote of to 2. A vote
was later hsd on the bills by the full COM
mttee.
Bills Declared to BE Invalid.
A vote was later had on the bills by the
full committee and they were declared un-
constitutional by vote of to s.
The bill agreed upon eliminates the fea-
lures that are believed to endanger con-
stitutional test In reporting 1t to the SEN
ate, Senator Knox will perfect It's phrase
ology. The report on the bill will be unani-
NOUS At the same time the minority of
the committee believes that certain other
features intended to broaden the scope OF
the measure should be enacted and 1t was
agreed that the votes of all of the members
OF the committee should be Incorporated
in the report to the senate. The submission
to the senate of the views of the minority
will transfer the whole matter to the senate
floor, with excellent prospects of renewed
fight there for what is termed a broad
states right" bill.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12
BANK TALK
ITEMS OF INTEREST CULLED FROM
 VARIOUS SOURCES

June Ist seventeen thousand returned work in St. Louis and it's suburbs. New England textile manufactures employing hirty-ive thousand operatives resumed full time on the same date and eight thousand miners and iron-workers went back the pay rolls in Alabama
 Real prosperity depends jobs. The profits of the past five cannot forever remain idle. Don't let rosy visions of opportunities afar blind you to the opportunities close hand. Stick to the thing you know
 The bull dogs claim fame IS based a single quality. The slow penny is than the quick dollar, the the slow trotter will out travel the fleet
 The thing to do is to make start and keep it up. Regular deposits of small amounts are bound to increase to good amounts. We offer you the services of safe. conservative institution
 THE CITlZENS' BANK
 Flagstaff Arizona
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12

Floyd Christy of Phoenix was ir the city Wednesday.
 T. E. Pollock was in Los Angeles the first o1 the week.
 Sandy Donohue of Commercial hotel fame. was in Prescott few days last week.
 John Metz left for Ash Fork yes. terday to look up couple bands of sheep belonging to Sliker X Metl. Mrs. Scheff. secretary of the Dennis Lumber Co. was in the city from Maine yesterday.
 Jeff Mover has joined the merry widower club. Mrs. Mover and children left for Long Beach. Cali fornia yesterday
 Remember the Sun can follow you to any place in the United States. Mexico or Canada at the same old price per year.
 M. l. Powers of the Citizens Bank leaves Monday with Mrs. Powers for a months visit to rela tives in Iowa and Minneapolis.
 Sunday is Flag Day, June l4th. when all good citizens in pr )mot- ing the honor and glory of our country flag are expected to swing one to the breeze.
 w. w. Perkins of WinsIow was in the city Wednesday. He has been in California the past winter. but when spring came couldn't stay away from his old summer range.
 Mrs. w. H Campbell and daugh- ters Lucille and Thelma left on the limited yesterday morning fol Shadron, Nebraska, on an extended visit to Mrs. Canpbel's parents.
 It is rumored that the Arizona Lumber & Timber Company's big mill will not start up before Sep tember at the earliest and possibly later if tn lumber market does not improve.
 Jose P. Chaves of the Chaves & Robinson sheep company is in the city visiting his family for a few days. Their sheep have just reached the summer range and are looking well
 Louis Akin. the artist. has two splendid paintings of the San Fran cisco peaks on exhibition at Brown, the jewellers. They are two of the best paintings of the peaks ever ex hibited here.
 George Knop came in from Ash Fork the first of the week, where he has been engaged as an operator on the Santa Fe. He has been laid up the past week but will be out again in a few days.
 Chas. B. Howard, the postal manager. has been ordered to take charge of their office in Winslow and will leave shortly for that place. Mrs. Howard will remain in charge of the office here.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12

gently.
 E. A. Silker left yesterday for San Francisco, where he will join Mrs. Sliker and remain until about July lst.
 Charles Knop will return to Los Angeles tomorrow and expects to make that his home for the next year at least.
 Jeff Williams has moved his fam fly to Williams, where Mir. Will liams has secured employment with the Saginaw Lumber Company.
 Billy Hicklin, the irrepressible woods foreman for the J. NJ. Den his Lumber Company was in the city Sunday. None of your busi- ness if he does come up often.
 Mrs. John Francis. Miss Lenore and Irwin left Monday evening for California. where they will spend a portion of the summer on the beach. If the sheriff looks cross, that's why
 Fenton Jones and Roy Buck got back from their trip to Gi a county last night. They brought in over two hundred head of cattle which will be fattened on Tempe pas lures. Tempe News.
 Mr. Jas. Anderson and wife of Butte, Montana, are the guests of hi' brother, w. Il. Anderson. They were expected earlier in the week but the floods in Montana delayed all passenger traffic.
 Judge Pat O'Toole was in the city Monday. He informs us that peach reigns supreme in his pre- cinct, consequently was leaving for Kansas with train load of sheep just for excitement.
 s. s. Preston, he Indian trader, and family returned Tuesday from months vacation spent with rel atives in Missouri. They will re main a few days in Flagstaff before going to his post at Tuba.
 T. A. Rickel was witness in the F. U. $. Court at Los Angeles last week in a case brought against the Santa Fe ailway company for violation of the 3S hour law in a shipment of cattle last fall
 Jack Robinson is in from the cat tie roundup in the Oak Creek country. looking like grizzley. He narrowly escaped bad acci- dent near Rogers Lake. where his horse fell up hill with him.
 Ed Priest came home from down on the Colorado river near Bouse last week. He has been employed the past winter by Frank Murphy on large ranch. He will return Tn few days taking his son Eddie with him.
 Lee Doyle and wife, Mrs. John Chisholm. Mrs. C. A. Black and Paul Coffin were down at Oak Creek Saturday and Sunday. Paul went down merely to get an inter- view with Mayor Keller and City Clerk Black
 K. H. Gillette. Santa Fe agent at Gallup, started east on No. s Monday accompanied by Mrs. Gil- lette. they having been called to Chicago on account of the serious illness of one of their children at tending school in that city Wins low Mail,
 Editor Frank h.. Moore of the Williams News was in the city a short time Monday. He was boom ing Williams for big show on the 4th. Just by way of slam. it
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12
Local and Personal

Belmont Monday.
 Rev. Father Vabre held services in Winsolw last Sunday.
 Inspector Fred Holden of Will liams was in the city Tuesday.
 Chas. Howard of Ash Fork was in the city yesterday interviewing friends.
 Rev Father Connley, bishop of Winslow was d visitor in Flagstaff this week.
 Tex" Singleton returned from California last week, where he spent the winter.
 Jas. Bvrom is taking week s vacation and is camping on Oak Creek with his family.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Lester of Los Angeles are In the city and will spend the summer here.
 J. B. Smith, Charles Woolfolk and Frank Brooks left for Oak Creek on trout tour Monday. Harrison Conrard came mp from Maine Saturday and spent Sunday on Oak Creek with Louis Akin.
 Mrs. Jose Chaves has been seri- ously ill the past week. At one time her life was dispaired of.
 Miss Grace nutton left last week for Long Beach, Cal. where she will spend the summer vacation.
 Mir. Erie Denver. one of the most successful ranchers in this section, was in from Bellmont Saturday.
 Hugh Anderson is very much elated over the arrival of good husky boy at his place Tuesday.
 Mrs. J. s. Wright left for Wins low Sunday and will remain for a couple of weeks with her husband.
 Mrs Porter. matron of the Nor nal dormitory, left Saturday for North Dakota to spend her gaca- tion.
 Mrs. Dan Hogan and children left last week for Shadron. Neb. to remain a month or so with rela. tives.
 Prof. L.. $. Pratt left Saturday evening for San Francisco, He ex- poets to locate permanently in Cal ifornia.
 Prof. A. E. Douglass and wife of Tucson have gone to Boston for the summer vacation, says the Tue son Star.
 H. C. Lockett and wife returned from Phoenix last week and will soon take up their home in the new bungalow.
 G. N. Baty returned Sunday from the Black River Mines south. Sunday. He IS confident of their banning out.
 Mrs. G. w. Henderson and child ren of Globe are visiting Mrs. Henderson's parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. s. Carlos.
 The Sun for year don't cost much, but you can't afford to be without it. Come in and we ar gue the matter.
 B. F. Barnard writes that he has located at Calle Allende, Chihau- hau, Mexico, and likes the country as far as he has gone.
 Wm. H. Anderson left Wednes day for Toronto. Canada, to attend the supreme lodge of Fpresters as rapraSaptattya nf Arivonu
 Miss Esther Bullard left Tuesday morning for Mt. Hamilton, Cal. where she will spend month with her sister, Mrs. John Duncan.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12

TEN (Sl0. .00) REWARD For the return of these two ponies; Billie: light gray split ears, horse shoe on shoulder. Dick: dark gray, dia- mond on hip. horse shoe on jaw. Dan Mcdonald. Greenlaw Lumber Camp.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Advertisements und CT this head will be in serted at the rate Of ten cents per line for the first insertion, and five cents per line for each subsequent insertion, m average Of Ave words making n line.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12

FOR SALE One thousand head of stock cattle. In quantities to suit purchaser. For prices ad- dress. J H. Wngfeld & Sons, Camp Verde. Ariz.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12

WANTED-Clean white cotton rags at Sun office.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12

WANTED: A good Camp Cook, to cook for surveying party of six. Address. stating lowest sala- ". Mathew M. Murphy, Tuba, Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12

FOR RENT-5 roomed house ap- ply to Mrs. Mayhower. 2wk
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12

WANTED TO BUY A gentle horse. To drive single. Safe for children. See Wm. Swit,er, hard ware dept. Babbitt Bros 2w,
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-12

NEW PIANO FOR SALE-Sce Green & Co.,, tailors.