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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-13
NEW LIGHT ON CANAL CHARGES
Mr.. Lowering Alleges They Were
Manufactured by Blackmsilers.
ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP CROMWELL
New York world and Mr.. Rainey
s~cathingIy ArrniEned for Their
Part I'm Circulating Sean
dnIoug Matter.

WASHINGTON Feb. 12.-That Represent
ative Ralney OF Illinois bot from the New
York World his information regarding the
Panama canal affairs, which formed the
subject Of his recent speech and that ex-
convicts investigated the stories of fraud
and Corruption pertaining to the acquire
MINT OF title by the United States to the
property. was the charge made in the house
OF representatives by Mr.. lowering Of Mas
sachuselts, Maybe" he said, 'the World
lid not originate all the scandalous stories
It published. but its columns were public,
and we do know that the World did give
c.edtnCe and circulation to them"
Mr.. Lowering declared that tine perpetra-
tors Of these false statements arc known
ard the story OF their doings reveals a
chapter in the history OF blackmsiling that
is rare In the annals of crime. These gen
tlemcn.' he said. are known. Their names
are known; their aliases are known; their
haunts are known and their plans are
known.
Docs the gentleman object to stating
who they areg' inquired Mr.. Burleson of
Texas.
Conspirators to he Arrested.
MIR. Lowering protested that he was labor
Ing under great difficulty because of the
absence OF Mr.. Rainey from the chamber,
lie admitted that he did not notify the I'LL
nois member that he was TO speak on this
subject. Il want to say he said. that
t,ese m(n have been run down and brought
to book. and it turns out that many of
item arc ex-convicts, and they stand a good
chantefo OF returning TO the penitentiary.'
lie was pressed by Mr.. Shackleford of
Missouri for Information as TO who these
conVicts were, but Mr.. Lowering would go
no further than to state that before long
they would be produced in court. Their
names, he said, had been brought before
the grand juries both at Washington and
New York and at the proper time would be-
come known to the general public.
"Ilow do You happen TO be familiar with
the secrets of the grand ~juries?' Mr..
shackleford asked, but before. he could
answer. Mr.. Gaines OF Tennessee inquired
II he was not a warm personal friend of
william Nelson Cromwell. Mr.. Lowering
admitted that he was. Responding to dues-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-13
PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE
General Debate ON Indian Bill Covers
Wide Range of Tonics.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2-The charges of
corruption and fraud in connection with the
Panama canal purchase made by Repre-
sentative Rainey recently were revived in
the house TO-DAY, when Mr., lowering OF
Massachusetts, entered a sweeping defense
OF William Nelson Cromwell. William IL.
Taft, Charles p. Taft and others whom Mr.
Rainey named as having been involved in
the transaction. Messrs. Olcott IN. W and
Bannon Co) added their voices In protest
against Mr., Rainey's statements. When
Mr.. lowering began the Illinois member
had gone 10 the station to take a train for
Baltimore, where he was 70 deliver a Lin
coin address. but he was hastily called
back. Mr.. Lowering in the meantime sus.
pending his remarks.
Mr.. Rainey was obliged 10 leave shortly
afterward to keep his engagement. but he
announced that he would make full reply.
The Indian appropriation bill technically
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-13
LINCOLN MEMORIAL SERVICES
Governor and Members of Legislature
the Guests,

(From a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, Feb. l2.-tSpecial.) with
members of the legislature as special guests
or honor and Governor A. c. Shal,enberger
as presiding officer, the Tooth anniversary OF
the birth OF Abraham Lincoln was OBJ
served at st. Paulrs church tonight. The
exercises were under the direction OF the
Grand Army of the Republic and the Uni
versity Of Nebraska.
The church was decorated with pictures
or the martyred president. American flags
and flowers, and Notwithstanding the ban
quet OF the Young Mems Republican club.
every seat in the immense building was
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-13
Kinney should Apologize.

Rainey should Apologize.
Further referring to Mr.. Rainey, Mr..
Lowering said:
This gentleman has been made a victim
or he is too willing to asperse such fair
names as those of Charles p. Taft, Douglas
Robinson, William Nelson Cromwell, Roger
Farnham and several others" 1t was, he
said, "a shameless prostitution of the
privilege of free speech which members en-
joyed on the floor of the house,
For this utterance, Mr.. Lowering was
promptly called to order by Mr.. Lawrence
of Massachusetts, his colleague, who was
in the chair, and who admonished that he
should observe the rules in regard TO the
Mr.. Lowering protested that he had mem
toned no names except that of Mr.. Rainey
and those which had been spoken of In
the house and in the public press.
Upon the suggestion of Mr., Gaines CTenn)
that Mr.. Rainey had been sent for and that
the speech should proceed no further until
he arrived. Mr., Lowering yielded the floor
temporarily.
Rainey VIII Reply.
In a short time Mr.. Rainey entered the
chamber and stated that his Baltimore en-
gagement would prevent his remaining
throughout Mr.. Coverings remarks. but he
later would make answer should he find
It necessary.
Continuing Mr.. Lowering claimed that
the evidence was complete and sufficient
to convict the b~lackmailers who have
tried to work their game not only on the
gentleman I have named. but on both
political parties
Last fall, he said, an effort was made
to sell the STORIES to the democratic cam
palgn committees and that certain leaders
OF that party took the matter under con-
slderatlon, but that they were not used
because they could not be substantiated
He charged that for nearly two years prior
10 that time these same men had been
pursuing Cromwell with the expectation
that he would pay them a large sum Of
money. varying from 5000 TO 5000. They
thought lie would pay to have those stories
suppressed"
Mr.. Lowering declared hat those persons
were always met by Mr.. Cromwell with an
indignant refusal and the reply that they
might do what they pleased with their
stories. for they were nothing but lies.
Cromwell Refuses to Pay.
Those same people. he said. finding that
Mr.. Cromwell was deeply Interested in Mr..
Taft's campaign thought he would rather
pay something than have any publicity
at that moment. They said to him. Mr..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-13
SENATE DOES HONOR TO LINCOLN
Little Business Beyond EuIoEIes of
Martyr President.
(From a Staff Cerrespondent.)

NFTom a StaIf Corresponding
LINCOLN. Feb. 12@Special )-Speeches
commemorating the life and deeds OF Abra-
ham Lincoln we're delivered in the senate
today before that body adjourned to honor
the memory OF the emancipation. After a
brief business session a motion made by
Senator Ketchum to adjourn for this reason
was announced and pending adjournment
addresses were made by Senators Ransom.
Wiitse OF Cedar, Majors OF Nemahs. Til
bets OF Adams and Kink OF Polk.
senator Ransom referred 10 the war pTesi-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-13
JUDGE SEARS ASKS A REHEABING
Wants Legislature to Reopen steufer
Investigation.
=. From a Staff Correspondent.

(From a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Feb 12.-(Special. SJudge
Willis C. Sears OF the Douglas county
district bench, has memoralized members
OF the legislature to expunge from legisla-
tive records of 1903, the findings OF the
committee which investigated the official
acts OF william Stelfer. former state treas
urer. In the place OF the present records.
Mr.. Sears asks that the true facts in the
case be recorded.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-13

lions by Mr.. Shackleford the Massachu-
sets member said he personally was not a
client of Mr.. Cromwell, but that he was
a member of a corporation that had re-
tanned his services. lie refused TO say
how long Mr.. Cromwell had been so en-
ployed, merely stating that he was not
putting himself in the position of being in
terrogated by a court of justice.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-13

Girls coats. ages 6 to 1S years, all 1870
values at s.. Garments formerly costing up
to so. to close. at $40. Benson & Thorne
Co.
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SubcsfGQe.

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2lm +. 2ingar Siorctta s1orter, Dir. 52l.
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&ires Sirafc. 80 Sabre. ell.
PIN T. 5gnlar Srieoa samst, ?ir. 1924,
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@eits barre 2tr0hc, - Idbre alt
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Wlters-Mcntcn.

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tcrarerten nit)t, ahcr tic heliCn bcil
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STANDARDIZATION hinaus. Gic nieorig-
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Bcfanntmad)uugen
0ircau Dec Observation-Disclosures.
Natbuau..

9ultintOrc, 2R. Sci. 1908.
Su Die StrubcronrIbrudl2 .9orIniiidrc in
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tigen NIB OerbcNertelt Bcrihi fiber Die 5lgc
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folner nllocrcr Se'ete mo Beruroulnaen. ole
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z. Selpcn S1uutas,
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gelpeich DAB Witglieocr 6ciielben
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Girdlidyc Tn5eigen.

llffcre Qaro9.cuic iiEo cinaelnoeiI Sonutags,
4 ppr IL mo Nhelbs y rpr ; llbr, an nINes
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n. u. Sdl6pt, 9reoiger.
Gde Winuulnciti Giraffe mn Faiterlollsfatt gpe.
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Subn Scrmis & Colin.

Wr. 2Os, crleauS. etrake.-
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fert fir So63etteu. 1ntertoftaneen uno dnbere
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G~eriammlnngs Inscigen.
,sanimore @lebser.@crctn gr. I

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Gfi,obcth Cert.

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yin Seiaclt Sdrg mir ~trllierllo itcb't
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Nnn ttrer liebclbeii Gnfelili -" f'A .
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Seurn Giihbadl.

IS iiurb nm 3. Snuunr 1909 Senrn slid
ban, 20 Sabre alt. ~aeIicbter eatte Der pCritor-
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am 1%ieniiaa. 4ndmtlinaS 3 llbr. bon Der Seoh-
nun iciner Iotter, Sralt Yenn Srlit. 3tr. 263l
2Silienas stoeirlc. aus 'tatt. Ncticruua aui Der
. gSeiiern GCiueterO". do
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Icrm;id,te Mnseigen.
.Snnacr anichnl. Mann

in ctilcr JieaicriiIass Sielung bier, piinfft itd)
81 ocrbcirntben nit glitent N1bd,en. gleido
Ga. 4--6)
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mcnItcller rad europ1iifen Mt,titer
IN Splge elmer acknowledgements
den Gntld)eiolng, Sic cin &1lrioium
BON Ecd)tlprcdlutg mar, llid)t olrd
iiibrbor lit, 10 ipatc Der Gou9rcB
if)on IN lcincr nGditen SiBung min,
bcltcno cine progrciiipc Grbihaits-
itcuer ciruiibren 0egen iucld,e feiue
conltltlltiollcllen 9eoerfcn porlicgcn.
Srgeno etipoS IN bieicr Gldtltng miro
aus benz @rrulbe mlailsbleiblih lei!L
DOB nof elmer Sarifreiprm, Die Ben
Nnmen elmer loldcll pcrbicnt, cine
&erminocrung Der electromagnetic
nobrnen aus 3oQen bie notblpenoige
Splge iein miiBte.
,Ginc. Npltabl."
u d cincm 9crld)t c oe@
9irbeits. GepdrtenlcntS Der Tuloea-
Hcgierltlg baben im abgcloltfcnet
Sabre nobc5l $4,000 Nrbcitcr einelt
ouuoltiomcn ullo porSeitigell SoO bel
Der Nrbcit g%cfltnocL uno llatcjll 5luct
Wiuioncn bnben nlebr oOcr ipclllgcr
idylpcrc &crlcbun0eu bnuonaetrogcn.
Ncbnlifc TcrlllItliiten polm Scl0e Der
Mrbcit ipeilt fcin orocrcS Suno an,
mo sic lonoeSiiblid,e MtiBahtlunG
Don WtcnidJcnlcben fonrnlt III olc'cll
3iifern 10 red)t 5ltm Nu9orltd. %e'
lonbcrS lit Dies IN neutrality-suspicious.
Der Sal, no, luic Ser 9crld)t 'oGt,
bier sic Sobearate iid) olli 3.1i ultf &c
1000 9lrbeiter ltclt, mobreno lie 5, y.
IN Gnglono MIR 100 betrigt. &c"
8runlo fir bieie 10 piel groBerc Ser
luItliitc oili inollitricllem@ cbict llc1t,
iuic ser @eriht logt, oori1, oaB Die
W%oBnobnlcn 5ltnt SdlltB Der Nrbcttcr
bier INNER no fitart pcrnad)ldlllE!
nerbcn. @ir BADEN bier lcioer nod
feline Soitpilibt-8 eiebc Iiir Die Ar
bcituebcr. Miiroen oieic filr l%lnfu!c
IN ibrcn @ctriebcn perdlttlportlld) &c
bolter, mic ouS 5. y. III Neltl hlona
Der ISua lit. 10 miiroer bolb bel'crc
Gillridtlngen 5um Sobrtc Der Nr
better ~gctrpffcn iuerocn. 3ugcgcbcIt,
DAB oic Observation-Disclosures IN euro
p0ildcn SGnocrn bon ocn bier 81
gnnbc bcltehcnocn h1llfIg 0oll5 Der
idiebcn mo onB pielc llnfuQc III mi
Icrcn Mlouitricn ollI llntcllltlll6.
multbiuilliNc @leidgiilti0teit uno
TobrlGiii1fcit Suriif5uiilhren leicl'.
l1Bt iid) jeooh Die Sbotlod)c nid)t III
glbrcoe ltcllcn, Dab bier Mcnltcnlc'
ben in lulgcbcuerem WaBe per'dNpcits
oct mcroen ltnh bic Gc%rlcSlnl9c,
ourd) llniGllc III alcidcnt ricli1cm
WaBc eincn betrGGtlihcn lpirtbldnft
lihcn &crlllit fiir bic gtotion ais &c
iommltbcit bebclltel. 9tnd) llrtbed
bcs NrbcitS 9ilrcolls licBcli 'id) oic'c
llii1uc Dltrd) b%cr,liilftiac Wtct1ooch
Ser Nobrif SnipGttion, bitrt, Geiebac'
bllno mo Gollttolc 'ollf minoeItelt3
Elm Grittel mo piclleidt Ole SGlfN
Orru1iuAcrlt
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sue MitgIieoer Der Undertakes o,b Goa&
Siuner5 Iiiociditon" ~beforgeii 8ntiden fnr Be
erpisuugrn nab alien Siabts5 rteobofen fir ie
$3.50
.. GrowIer, SefretAr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

Sie ,Ecutide yauf upn Baltimore"
@altimorr c, Den 20. Se3enIher 1903.
Cine itcucrircic BG!biihrlihc Siuihertoe pom
~. Yrusent tpurbe IN Der ~beuiiget SerluIl,nls
Iura oes SircitcTium5 crildri. 3a6Ibdr am lIlo
ftad) aJinntua, Den II. .Sanlar 1909.
bic Neutrality-suspicious. htetheit bis onDiIl
gei@lofien.
Grnit ). 6idt,.
(3G5,4tD Ndiircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

Rad bent Ho bresberif d. I
bes Miniiters bes Snneren, SarreS q.
@oriielo. murben I'M abaelouicnen
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,0arriipn Gcrntancntcr garperein."
81. Subrcss%eriainmlunG lno Eedirterapnbl
an Sienitag, 9. Sun;dr. 4llntt 9 ubr. IN asr.
1926, DIT Yerin1ton StrdbC. glnberorocniltch
ipihtige Selditte %DeoinGeu ole ln,pcleltbeti
nQer Wtitglicoer.
e. Aagusr, Rrafibeui.
90 4. WIiic, Se!reidr.
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9ipiSenoen.

Tic ,Icutide SencrucriidIeruuaS : Wefriidnit
non Baltimore"
PGItimur ben 4. >hitllar 1909.
Cine fteuerireic Gipiocnbc pun Drci Rrojcnt,
am unh IindD Dem II. Saludr 1903 duhlbnr,
ipuroc bcliic aia0ctporict.
Spbu Y. 2anber.
(57,olD SeIretir.