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Coal Operator Dead.

Oakland City, Ind, October 49,
David Ingle, one of the best known and
wealthiest coal operators in Indiana,
died at his home here tonight. Mr.
Ingle was heavily interested in mining
properties in Mexico.
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BabriIowltsch Will Recover,

New York, October 1S.-Ossip Gabrilo-
witsch, the pianist, who recently married
Miss Clara Clemens, daughter of Mark
Twain, was operated upon for appendicitis
here today. 1t was said tonight that he
had rallied well and would recover
speedily.
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University Claims Priority.

Copenhagen, October 1S.--The Spanish
Royal Geographical society has advised
the University of Copenhagen against re-
nouncing its priority claim to the exam
nation OF DIR. Frederick A. Cooks Arctic
records
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Gold Medal To Aviator.

Paris, October 18.-The Aero club
of France has voted a gold medal to
Count De Lambert, which will be pre-
scented to him at a special banquet.
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The Most Magnificent Office
Building In the South

JEFFERSON POWDER COMPANY
Manuf at our Alabama
Povde and the
Bitumni
HomeO I'M
The southe producers of Powder
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WANTED-A first class
printer at once. A. B. Brown.
1903 18th St., Ensley. Ala.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

stories about Greeks In Omaha and South
Omaha, l wish to explain to the people
of this great nation the character of the
Greeks. They are a most ,law-abiding people,
very Industrious and peaceful and always
mind their own business-a proof of this
being the reason why hey did not return
fire when the mob destroyed their property
and put them out OF their homes. They all
could fight, but they believe in the law,
and left wrong to be tried and punished by
the law.
The reason that the orators of last Sun
days meeting melted the crowd to attack
the Greeks no doubt every American citi-
zen can see. But l ask these orators, DO
they realize how the civilized nations of
the whole world rank us?" And did they
realize when they urged the mob to de-
stroy property they we're destroying the
property of American citizens n tax
payers?"
We as a law-abiding people realize that
there are many undesirable Greeks, but can
any nation say ut has no black sheep
within It's folds?" And is there any law
that says 'the innocent must suffer for
the deeds Of the badS"
In strength of this defense L appeal to
every American who has visited Greece
and knows of 1t as a nation.
GEORGE sTAMos.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

proxy. and limiting the power to vote any
such proxy, and defining the manner in
which a change from the mutual plan to
the stock plan shall be made by providing
that a majority OF all members of such
corporation shall be present and unanim-
ously ratify such change.
s. F. $40, by +. w. Bartos OF saline-To
smend section l6S. chapter 43, of the com
piled statutes, by adding to said section
l& chapter q, a provision defining and
limiting the vote by proxy. and providing
a method for changing from the mutual
plan to the stock plan of accident insur-
s. F. ans, by Howell Of Douglas-To pro-
teachers in school districts in metropolitan
cities.
S. F.. sie. by Hatfield Of Antelope-Joint
resolution proposing an amendment to the
constitution Of the state to prohibit the
manufacture, sale and keeping for sale OF
intoxicating LIQUORS as a beverage.
=. f. 81. by Brown of Lancaster-To pro-
vide for the regulation and supervision OF
the issuance Of stocks and bonds by public
Issuance by such corporations OF fictitious
or watered stock and bonds or other evil
cence Of Indebtedness.
vide that air United States postage stamps
purchased and used by any department,
office and Institution OF the state of Ne
nraska shall be perforated with the letters
s. F. sis. by Miller Of Lsncaster-con-
taken by ~pawnbrokers and chattei loan
brokers. To- limit Interest that pawnbroker
can charge to 2 per cent per month II total
sum Is oyer $50, but an extra 81 can be
charged II sum is less than that.
=. +. $50, by Miller Of Lancaster-Making
{ unlawful for a minor under the age Of
IL years TO smoke cigarettes or tobacco In
any FORM Whatsoever and to provide a pen
atty for violating the same.
3. IF. 81. by Tibbets OF Adams-Requiring
foreign corporations, except insurance, ben
eticiRry and railroad corporations, to APP
point an agent or agents in this state upon
whom service Of process In legal proceed
ings may be served.
=. +. 322, by Tibbets of Adams-To pro-
vide for the drainage of lands for the gem
eral welfare OF the public and for agri-
cultural and sanitary purposes. and to re-
bey's statutes.
s. r. s9s. BY Ransom OF Douglas-Forbid-
ding justices of the peace and constables,
sheriffs and. other ministerial officers, in
cluding judges of the county courts of this
state from receiving collections or other
legal business and thereafter officiating In
tneir capacity as Justice Of the peace,
county judge, constable, sheriff, or in any
inanner in the hearing, service Of papers,
or IN any other capacity, II such claims or
legal matter shall be brought to suit unless
at law.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
HERRICE NOT In TIE CABINET
Former Governor Of Ohio Will Not Be
Secretary Of Treasury.
MR.. TAFT REACHES NEW YORK
eresident-elect Addresses Meeting at
Carnegie Hall I'm Interest of
Hampton Institute-Guest
of Brother Henry.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S-Ex-Governor
Myron T. Herrick of Ohio will not be
secretary OF the treasury in the Taft cabi-
net. This fact was set forth in the follow
ing statement written by Mr.. Taft after
a lergthy conference with Mr.. Herrick to-
day;
AT the invitation OF the president-elect
Governor Herrick called on Mr. Taft today.
Mr.. Taft authorized the statement that the
mention Of Mr.. Herrick FOR the portfolio
Of the treasury, as n he. had been a candl-
date. did him great injustice. because Mr..
Herrick wrote Mr.. Taft as early as De-
cember last to say his business arrange
ments were such as 10 tprevent his accept
anee of a place in the cabinet .
Mr.. Herrick said that he had nothing to
add. y n
The elimination Of Mr.. Herrick at his
own request would seem to put franklin
-Mcveaeh OF Chicago IN the lead for the
place, but the only light Mr.. Taft would
throw oil the situation tonight was that it
would be several days yet before the
matter would be settled.
Mr.. Taft's entry into New York, where
he arrived from Philadelphia today, was
without ostentation. He entered an auto
mobile at the Jersey lily AtIiS ahN NAbfS
to the ~Forty-eighth street residence OF his
brother, Henry w. Taft, whose house guest
he is to be until Saturday, when he VIII
leave for Washington. Mrs. Taft remained
in Philadelphia
Mr.. Taft at first expected to be called
on here by Senator Knox. but a later deci-
sion is that the senator will remain In
Washington.
To address a meeting in the interest OF
Hempton institute at Carnegie hall tonight
and to attend Friday night the dinner 10
be given in honor of Ellhu Root. are the
purposes Of Mr.. Taft's visit. He will take
advantage Of the time between the two
engagements TO finish two or three maya
zine articles he has agreed to write, say
ing he can obtain more seclusion here than
would be possible in Washington
Before going to Carnegie hall tonight Mr.
Taft dined quietly with William ]. Schief-
felin, an attorney of this city, at his resi-
dence In East Sixty-sixth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
GREEKS APPBAL TO GOVERNOR
Urge Parliament OF Murderer and
Protection for the Law-AbfdfnR.

Urge Punishment of Murderer and
Protection for the ~Law-Abidfng.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Feb. 3.-The Pan-Hel-
lenic union has appealed to Governor Shall
lenberger for protection against the alleged
lawless acts of South Omaha rioters. The
following telegram from Chicago was re-
ceiyed at the executive office today:
NThe Pan-Hellenic union, an organization
OF the United States of America, embracing
100 societies with a membership of 1900 Of
Greek parentage, call to your notice the
lawless and tragic attacks upon the Greek
residents Of Omaha. Neb., by a mob OF
American citizens. We trust that any
Greek who may have offended against the
law may be justly dealt with and punished
by the duly constituted tribunals of JUS
Pan-Hellenic union, in the name of fair
play and OF simple right we appeal to the
American people and the citizens Of Ne
braska in this anniversary day of the birth
Of George Washington for assistance and
protection OF our brothers in Omaha and
earnestly ask you. II the necessity of Il
shall come, through the agencies at your
command, protect the lives and property
OF the Greek-Americans who have sought
their homes and their opportunities in
Omaha, Neb.
(Signed.) ID. MANOUSSEPOLIS,
President.
~. ENETZANAKIS. General Secretary
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
BILLS INTRODUCES IN THE HOUSE
Plenty of Work for the Legislative
MIL to Grind On.
(From a Staff Correspondent

CFrom a Staff correspondent
LINCOLN, Feb. 23.-(SpeciaL)-The fol-
lowing bills were introduced in the house:
II. r. 440, by Snyder of Misunderstanding
for a state dispensary Of liquors.
II. r. AL. by Broderick of Clay-A bill
10 amend the present drainage laws.
n. X: 4R,by house committe on roads
and bridges-A road and bridge bill.
H. r. AS. by Bates of CassMProviding
That the Board Of Agriculture shall be
composed hereafter of five men appointed
by the governor. instead of being selected
by the association as at present.
II. X. 444, by Grueber of Thayer-Provid-
ing that stock trains shall average eight
cen miles an hour during the trip.
II. r. 445, by Johnson Of Burt-Providing
that real estate shall be assessed every
Two years instead Of every four years as
at present.
H. RI l4s. BY Brown of sherman-Maklng
procuring a felony.
II. r. 447, by Boelts of Merrick-Provid-
ing for the municipal ownership of tele-
phone systems by the voting of bonds by
municipalities and townships.
II. r. AS, by Bolts of Valley-F1nancial
statement of village and township treas
urers shall be published in some newspaper
Of the section.
H. R, As, by Boyd of Hamilton-Requir-
public inspection all reports of insurance
companies filed in his office until they
have been audited, and this auditing must
H. r. 49, by Kelley of Furnas1Appro-
priating $1oO,Oe for the establishment Of a
branch agricultural school west of the
99th meridian OF longitude.
III, r. I'D, by Eestthancof Franklin-Fix-
ing the compensation Of county superin-
H. r. 45S, by Connolly Of Douglas-pro-
viding that the nominees for county office
In each 0arty shall, elect a county cen
trail committee composed Of not less than
one member from each precinct in each
county. The meeting shall be held on the
Saturday preceding the primary. Cty
committees shah be- selected in the same
manner
H. r.. 45S, by Connolly of Douglas-Pro
viding that the city council of Omaha shall
fix rental charges of so cents a square foot
for space under streets of Omaha.
H. r. 454, by Begole of Gage-Defining
the duties of county surveyors.
H. r. 455, by Killen of Gage-Providing
bonding them for $4,000 and charging $40
for a license.
H. r. 456, by Begole of Gage-ProvidIng
that the county surveyor shall have the
right to appoint as many deputies as he
needs.
II. R. 457. by Humphrey of Lancaster
Providing for a board of control of three,
appointive by the governor, to have the
regulation OF the state Institutions.
H.. r. @S, by Boland of Douglas-Increas-
Ing the number on the Omaha school board
to eighteen and making II nonpartisan, by
selecting one from each of the two leading
political parties in each election precinct.
H. r. 459, by Stoecker OF Douglas-Ap-
propriating $4,000 for the state veterinary
department..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
Left FATE Back Slender
BY ''FOOTLIGHTS."


Glau and his overweight chorus from
the "Aeroplane' company have returned to
New York In what may be described as
greatly reduced circumstances. Not as TO
finances. let IL be said, nor yet In numbers.
glory be. but In avOirdupois-that Is TO say,
gross flesh, The entire galaxy has lost
out in this respect. much 10 its advantage.
IL seems the people out west will sup
port slim bslIerinos. and no other, and our
famous balloon chorus" carried, so 10
speak. no weight with them. They treated
that prize collection OF fat New York
beauties with an unprecedented coldness
Consequently. Glsu faced the problem OF
reducing the entire front and rear rows az
once. or shipping them ba~ck-"excess"
saw the "AeroplaneT before IL left this
tolerant Town will admit. but our Ingenious
toNnsman tackled IL and Observation-Disclosures
all records. in fact And thereby hangs a
tale worthy % any fat lady's attention.
Glau didn't rehcarse his flock into shape.
nor starve them into lire, nor yet worry
them. verbally. into shadows HC paid ani-
ariek regularly and let them eat and drink
- they listed He simply hung up a new
that every laay less thai five foot seven
Who weighed la excess OF iSo pounds must
TAX q tcaapoonful after each meal and al
bedtime cor ahout where her bedtime
ought % eel Of the f~olio~ing oRe-haIf
SsssrI A ArS%ss,e ana s' Sc o nis.s FF sSsss.
Tbss aid q ana IN |. meath assrAssd =
loss 81 q pound a DAY apiees That's =
ant karmi-ss n : werksr isolu ths soTd
fsauesI hair a. sod
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
FIRE INQUIRY
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

Platte remarked tina the bills had been
held up because Senator Ransom. the rep
resents tive Of the stock yards, had been
unable to appear and make argument
against the bills.
Taylor Of Custer excused Harrington OF
Brown from any blame in the delay In the
report on the bills and assured the house
that Mr.. Harrington had done all he could
to secure a meeting Of the committee to
pass on the measures.
Water and Light for Benson.
Senator Howelrs bill. 8. F. S1S, was intro
duced to permit the city of Benson to con-
meet with the Omaha Gas and Electric
Light companies. 1t lengthens the term
for which cities OF the second class OF less
than 5000 population may grant franchises
to thirty years, and a specific provision OF
the resent law giving the power to grant
franchises for power is not contained In
the amended bill.
Senator Hatfield introduced by request
the prohibitory amendment directed against
the manufacture or sale of Intoxicating
liquors.
senator Brown of Lancaster has a bill to
compel the issuance of corporate stock upon
actual value only and not 'watered' the
judge to be the railway commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
WHERE TO EAT.
THE PAXTON

Blue Point, per doz., soc; " 2bc
Broiled Live Lobster, $500; u S0c
Crab Meat Cocktail, Csc
Sliced Tomatoes, csc; u. I5c. Gallery oko.
SLICED Cncumbers, 15c; Radishes' 1Sc:
Stufted Mangoes, Toe; Dill Pickles. 19c,
Stutfed olives, 15c; Head lettuce arid
Egg, ESQ ~
chicken Broth, ST. Xavier. Ibc-IOc e
Consomme Prlntaniere, 15r-1Oc
FRIED N. Y. Counts and Bacon 3bo
teamed Finnan Haddfs, .f
maftre d'Hotel, 40c-2bc -.
FRIED Labrador Smells, Tartar
Sauce, 40c-25c f>e4
Orllieo spanish Maokerel a Ia. ,Hoteliere.
drilled Spanish MackereI.
a la Hoteliere, .50c-35e -.
Boiled Spareribs and Sauer ,Kraut. 3bc-20c
Roast Prime Rib of Beef, au Jus .40c-2Sc
Roast Saddle of Mutton,
lcurrant 1elly), 40c-25c
Chicken Pot Pie, New England
Style, 40c-25c
hungarian Gulash with pretzel, 4Oc-25c
Fancy Assorted Cake, loo
Mashed Potatoes, loo; Boiled, iOc: Can
died Sweet Potatoes, i5c. ~
9 Corn. &c; Lima Beans, Toe Beans
In Cream, loo. sF.I
salmon Salad, ,15c 7'F Cream Siaw, 15os
English Plum Pudding, Hard and Brandy
Sauce, zoe.
Apple Pie, loo; Pumpkin Pie. 10c;, Mince
Pie, 10c; Vanilla Ice Cream, iOc.
Fancy Assorted Cake 1Ocat 4,s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
ELDER COOPER ON STAND
Continued from First page.)

Continued from First Page.)
how the senator could turn mis- head far
enough to permit the ball TO enter the
median line of the neck on a straight line,
The state pushed Sharp hard up to nearly
6 p. m. Sharp left the stand with evident
relief. HIS faithful little wife, who has
never missed a minute at his side In court,
sprang up to meet him and cheered him
with smiles and encouragement
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Feb, 23.-Subpoenas
directing the local managers OF Morris &
Co., dressed beef dealers OF Chicago. to
appear before the United States grand
jury there. have been served. 1t is under
stood that the men are wanted In Chicago
cation.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

cke Weed out Greeks.
Before the riot Swift and Company had
almost 100 Greek laborers. Tuesday morn
ing the timekeeper thought twenty would
cover the humber. The forces in other
packing houses were decreased to about
the same extent,
1T is irard to tell what nationality some
Of our workers are said the superintend-
ent OF swift & Co. I'VE are not sure how
many Greeks we have or when we have
them. Tbs. hiring bosses have no way of
tellIng& We cannot say we will discharge
all the Greeks Some of them are good
workers. but; ordinarily they are not the
equal of other men in the departments or
as lsborers. Nearly all the Greeks are only
oommdp laborers.' sd
FROM the applications at labor agencies
in Omaha Tuesday by Greeks it was in
ferred That many of them prefer railroad
work as soon as they can get II, and that
a box. car would make, a very agreeable
place TO live during the summer. That
many OF them will be shipped shortly is
the opinion of labor agents, who can use
"a few sat.bresent. and believe they will have
ordersg Tor laberers within a few weeks
which will give the Greeks Of South Omaha
an opportabity to do railroad work in a
Jun :. fpANhAH NAN ~ ~ Chb NiAAeR
men atspfesent to start a good riot.
Ehsifsh seeking Infernntion Z
II shall take up the prosecution, Of rioters
with tiRSspefEe of South Omaha declated
countStAttofne English TUESDAY and OF
course push the eases, against everyone con-
oernlng, whom there Is evidence of having
taken part in the riot, ~
How abaut these who might be charged
with ipqitsAg 70 Fiot?'~
''Whatevcr tangible evidence there is
against anyone will be duly considered, -
answered. the county attorney. ''rhe affair
will be reviewed from all angles.
with gegard 20 the speeches at the mass
meeting .statemsnts IN the press are con-
flicting and ] have no definite information
whether they were inflammatory. as
charged. or not AS regards calling the
meeting no one could possibly be prosecuted
for that. 1t viii be generally agreed that
i was most unwise at any rate
English expects to confer with the South
Omaha police Wednesday, having taken no
action on Monday because those men were
sim busy guarding the city, and none Tues
day because theN funeral OF Lowery was
going On. 1fstS .-r
Sheriff Bradley returned TO South Omaha
early Tuesdays At his office 1t was stated
that the matter of further arrests, unless
something overt occurred. would be consid-
cred up to the police OF South Omaha OF
the county attorney or both.
GREEK DEFENDS ms PEOPLE
Tells Orators VINO melted Riot They
-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
GREAT PURCHASE OF VESTS.
Brandeis Buys Entire surplus stock
of Imperial Vest Co. Of New York.
SALE NEXT SATURDAY.

We place on sale Saturday the finest
lot of mems white and fancy vests ever
shown at a special sale. This purchase
includes the entire surplus stock o. the
Imperial Vest company, 72s Broadway, New
York. The vests are OF the richest ma
terisls and the newest spring patterns.
Watch for later announcements
]. L. BRANDEIS & SONS,
Boston Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
Z. ENETzA
Prominent Engineer Dead.

CHICAGO, Feb. 0.-Thomas TAYLOR
Johnson, one of the best known engineers
OF the country, died at his home here to-
day. He constructed the Snoqualmie Falls
power plant near Seattle, one OF the en-
cheering curiosities OF the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
STATE MAY REDUCE RATES
Supreme Court s~ustains Right In
Louisiana Telephone
ft- Case.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The supreme
court of the United States today decided
the case of the Cumberland Telephone COM
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
BattIe Creek Company Dismi..ed.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2~3.-Judge Lands in the
United States district court today dismissed
the bankruptcy proceedings against the
Battle Creek Breakfast Food company.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

pany against the railroad commission of
Louisiana, involving the right of the COM
mission to reduce the company's long dis
tance rates, favorably to the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
Fog Causes Wreck.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-Fog which settled
over Chicago today was responsible for q
collision In which an unidentified yard
hand was killed and thirty passengers on a
Chicago & Northwestern suburban train
were severely shaken. The suburban train
in the mist ran into a switch engine under
the Halstead street viaduct.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
Beef dealers summoned.

day resulted in no choice. Isaac Stephen
son lacked ten OF a necessary majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

Stephenson Lacks Ten.
MADISON, wis. Feb. 23.-The fifteenth
Joint ballot OF the Wisconsin Legislature to-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
Root on Way to Albany.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 23.-Elihu Root, United
States senator-elect from New York, left
Sc Louis today for Albany, where he Will
address the New York legislature before
going to Washington for the Taft In
auguration. He arrived here from Hot
Springs, Ark, earlier in the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

Things looked real soldier-like and worked
Sentries were changed often. A sergeant
came down to the lines with a new sentry
about every hour ana replaced the man
who had lugged the gun and made the
streak on The floor. Almost all the men
got a chance to do duty-as ~sentries.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
GREEK DEFENDS MS rEorLr

Tells Orators Who melted Riot They
Are LavS-Abiding.
OMAHA Feb, 2.-To the Editor of The
Bee: On account OF hearing so many
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-20

o'es me reader now SEQ bow he
lady q The Wilderness passes her
Gays. Evidently She does not sqaan-
Ger ne minutes. and instead az being
bored. she falls into the line OF busy
Americans. enjoys the rush 81 life
aud he thoughts that her Efforts
are Tor he uplifting OF her peopla
aud her country while her soul at
'ains that "phllosophjc calm" SO
needed in this age Of universal IN
rest-the pronounced characteristic
~ the New World.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-20
Cotton Seed.
Seed Corn

rom arvd that took FtWsr PREMIUM STATE
AIRS Jack SON and stark willie. Miss. for besl
-arn shown. s2m rEH nvAuKL ~ A~Y QuA~
rfry 4. ". HAI.nERr.
~tarkNillU. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-20
6be Need Of Greater Attention to
Good Cooking.

HE farmer feeds the world.
M button To welfare. docs he fccdh
49, NY IL must be- arm
often undcrfr the food lacks the
paafahcnc~s: this
oot~uTs and of Their
results chronic
who sallow Of their
who look pinched and
whatever the teachers
dict b~u
diet brains; and this | arm not
that the needs schools
schools Of cookery-Erom The Of
Country w. l. Potca Of Forest College
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-20

probably she lid not. poor soul. but
u he had gotten her books and mag
azincs and bulletins she. 700. would
have been as familiar with home con
Tcn!cnces "a he wa8 alta farm nipple
nena and w0ula have wanted them
No one ever has anything but ,
vague longing for that Which abe
does not know exists.
MRS W " HUT