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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
SPANISH THRONE TROUBLED
Entire Maura Cabinet Resigns Owing
to Attacks Hesped Upon It.
STORMY SESSION AT MADRID
King Alfonso Forms New Body Of
Advisers, Headed by MOret PEN
derEast-vatIcan Expresses
Surprise,

MADRID, Oct. H.--The Spanish cabinet.
which was formed June 3. 1907, under the
premiership OF Antonio Maura, resigned to-
day as a result OF the bitter attacks made
against the government by the former
premier, Moret Pendergast. representing a
powerful opposition.
At a conference with King Alfonso.
Premier Maura told the king that in the
face Of Senior Moret's statement that the
opposition would refuse to discuss even the
most urgent measures, he had no Op-.on
but to resign.
Upon the receipts of the resignation,
Moret Pendergast formed a new ministry,
himself assuming the post OF premier and
of the interior. The new ministery took
the oath of office tonight and is as fol-
lows:
Premier and minister OF the interior,
M0ret Pendergast; minister OF foreign af-
fairs. Perez Caballero. minister OF finance,
senior AIvarado; minister Of war. Lieu
tenant General De Luque minister Of
marine. Rear Admiral concaa: minister "a
public works, Senior Gasset; minister Of
public instruction. Senior Barroso; minister
OF justice, Martinez Del Campo.
When the president of the chamber Of
deputies announced the cabinets resigna-
ton it was received with such an ear
splitting uproar that he was forced to
adjourn the sitting.
ROME, Oct. M.-The vatican did not ex-
pect the fan Of Premier Maura, believing
that the energy he displayed in re-estab-
fishing order at Barcelona and other af-
fected points would bring him sufficient
strength to retain the premiership and
complete the work which he had under
taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

cent OF the working men OF England and
Wales while during the year ending March
81. isos. they constituted l-l0 per cent and
the year preceding only $40 per cent
The destitution and absence Of work Is
not confined 70 London. but is general In
practically ali Of the manufacturing cities
and towns in the United kingdom. Consul
Benjamin F. Chase OF Leeds. reports thar
Ia that city the registration last month
during the first two days. the books we're
opened broke All records since the unem-
ployed act was put In force
a striking feature Of the situation is that
the men seeking work are for the most
part in the prime Of life. only per cen,
being either under - years or more than q
years Of aga
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
VISITED IN OMAHA LAST MONTH
Healer" Undertook Cures in Several
Towns of State During Summer.
REAL NAME WAS CHARLES MLEAE
Told No One Of Identity at Hastings,
but Officials Feel Sure Of Man.
WAS ARRESTED AT DES MONIES
Although In Rags at the Time. Large
sum of Money and Valuable
Diamonds Were Found iR
His Clothes.
REAL NAME WAS CHARLES MLEAE
vas ARRESTED AT DIES MONIES

HASTINGS. Neb.. oct. H.-CSpecial Tele-
gram.)-A man whose personal effects In
dicate that he was Rev. DR.. Charles hc-
Lean who as the divine healer Schlatter.
was one OF the most talked OF men In the
country fifteen years ago, died a pauper here
this morning. He came here a month ago
and was made county charge last week.
Personal letters, some written in ISL ad-
dressed to Charles Mclean. were found
among his belongings with press clippings
and testimonials.
Numerous persons who went to Denver in
1894 to see Schlatter when he was at the
height OF his fame said today that they
were confident the body here is that Of the
divine healer"
In one OF his advertisements he claimed
to be cousin OF John r. Mclean. the
Cincinnati millionaire and published Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer and Washington Post,
but to the county physician here he said
he had no relatives. The man spoke to
no one here Of being a healer and nothing
OF his Identity was learned until his ef-
fects were examined today.
Among his papers was a certificate by
the Massachusetts Medical Board Of Reg
istration showing that Charles Mclean
graduated from the Bennett Electic School
OF Medicine in Chicago in 1873.
ST. LOUIS. No. Oct. 2.-According
to local records the man who was
found dead in Hastings. Neb.. today was
Chsrles Mclean, who has posed in various
places as Francis SchIatter. the original
schlatter OF divine healing fame, who
succeeded about twenty years ago to the
reputation of Francis Schrader, the first
divine healer of wide repute. Schrader,
after gaining great reputation as a
healer in Denver and other cities. was
found dead in the Colorado desert about
fifteen years ago.
Mclean was arrested In Des MOines Ia,
last 5une on a charge preferred BY a citi-
zen OF Clinton. Ia. that he had taken
away q large sum of money inuusted "a
him for use in his healing work. He had
posed in Clinton as Schlatter. In his rag
ged clothing when arrested he had SO;
and three diamonds valued at $500 each
Schlatter was in Omaha during the last
month. but made only a brief stay, as his
story was an old one and the faith OF the
public he once aroused could not be re-
stored.
He undertook to cure by divine healing
in several Nebraska towns last summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
Addition to the
White House
New Circular Private Office Con-
strueted for the President
New Cabinet Room.

WASHINGTON. Oct. n. - After three
months the new addition to the executive
offices OF the White House is almost COM
plsted and in another week the building
viii be turned over to Secretary Fred Car
penter and the executive staff OF the pTesi-
dent who during the alterations have used
the basement OF the White House proper
as their offices.
The new offices will be in shape for the
president when he gets back from his tour
early In November. He will find his new
chamber fitted out TO large extent with
woods from the Philippines. His new pri-
vate office is circular room. plain in ap-
pearance, but light and attractive. A new
room for cabinet meetings and new office
for the private secretary have been pro
yided. The building has cost 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
POLICE SEEKING KlDNAPERS
Nine Already in Tolls for Abduction
of New York Grip. Mule
Arrested.

NEW YORK. Oct h-Eight men and a
woman were rounded UP by the police to-
day IN connection with the kidnapping OF
4-year-old Jennie Lopez who was found
on the street last Monday night after be
ing absent from home since September 7.
The nine were aFraigned in police court
and held in slO01 bail each. Among them
IS Pellegrino Mule, an alleged Italian ban
dit who sought refuge in America several
years ago. and whom Lieutenant Petrosino.
later murdered IN Sicily. attempted to de-
port The attempt failed owing TO a lack
Of proof from Italy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK RECORD
Prolonged TremOrs shown by seIs-
mOgraPh at 81. IEnRtius Coll
IeEe at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct H.-Announcement
was made at ST. Igantius college today
that a prolonged and somewhat severe
earthquake shock was recorded by the
seismOgraph last night. The disturbance
began at 6sa and lasted until o'clock
but was the most noticeable between s:A
and $50. Il was estimated the shock was
about 5000 miles from here.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
JUDGE LovETT NOT OLD MAI
Forty-NIne, bat ne Has HAD Bus'
and EveatfaI Career.

Forty-NIne, bat ne Has HAD Busy
and EveatfaI Career.
The election OF Judge Lovett Is hailed
win Satisfaction BY the local officers OF
the Union Pacific. II Is taken 70 mean
practically a continuation Of the policies
Of Mr.. Hartman, as Judge Lovett was en-
tIrely familiar with the policies and plans
OF Mr.. Hartman
Judge Lovett has not long been widely
known to the railroad world, although for
some years he has been vice president and
general counsel for the Hartman lines
he ls ~ years old. began life as Texas
piowboy. became clerk In a store. next
station agent. then clerk In freight Of
flee studied law at night. admitted TO the
bar at the age OF q years. was railroad
attorney almost from the beginning and
has gone up step by step until he is now
one OF the big figures In the railroad world
In appearance he Is rather tail and large
OF frame. Is brusque in manner. smooth
shaven with a typical southern face that
Is rather austere In its lines. but can
break into a smile on occasion His title
OF Judge" Is merely one OF courtesy as
he never occupied the bench His main
characteristics are win power tireless
enerEy ana ability as an organiser. He IL
was who handled the legal end OF the
Hartman consultations. He has been
credited with a most intimate knowledge
OF the dead railroad kings methods and
purposes and was virtually chosen for the
succession BY Mr.. Hartman himself
While a country agent, Lovett had man
aged 20 study law and kept up his read
ing al Houston. In lsS2 he was admitted TO
the bar and returned 10 his home county
10 practice When the Houston East 4
West Texas railway went into the hands
Of q receiver he became an attorney Of
the road and later general counsel From
this time forward his advancement was
rapid. IN ISIS he was made assistant attor-
ney of the Texas & Pacific and two years
later became general council
he was soon known as one Of the fore
most railroad lawyers In Texas. Joined the
firm of Baker, Bolts. Baker q Loyett and
IN time attracted the attention of Harri-
man. through his connection with ntiga-
ton Of the southern Pacific and his work
in orsanixing the Houston & Texas Gen.
traL OF this road Hartman made L.0vetl
president and In 1904 chose. him general
counsel q the Southern Pacific Interests
the state.
Ono of the secrets OF r. H. Harriman's
power vas his ability IN picking Msuten-
ants. He differed IN methods from james
y. lfni who looks after every detail Of
hls properties The master o. the Pa.fnc
tc0ntinusd On Second Pags)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
Welcome for
Mrs. Pankhurst
Women Escort English Woman to
Suffrage Headquarters on
Arrival in Boston.

BOSTON. Oct. 2f.-An enthusiastic well
come was given Mrs. Emelin Gould Pank-
hurst of Manchester. England. who begins
an American campaign for woman suffrage
here tomorrow evening. by the Massaehus-
setes leaders OF the movement when she
arrived from New York. A hundred auto
mobiles displaying flags and banners bear
ing the motto, Votes for Women" escorted
the visitor to the suffragette headquarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
CRUDE OIL LOWER IN PRICE
Standard Company Makes Substantial
Cut I'm All Grades of Products
SAVE One.

PITTSBURG. Oct. 2l-Announeement was
made today by the Standard Oh company
OF cut in prices OF all grades Of crude
oil except Ragiand. The Pennsylvania
brand was reduced SC and other grades
from cents 10 s cents. The new quota
tiOns follow: Pennsylvania, Sl5s: black,
siOO; Newcastle, &c; Corning. SIC; Cabell
s1.0z; North Lima. SIC: South Lima, 79c;
Indiana, re; Somerset, &c; Ragland Gun
changed)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
MASONS CONFER DEGREES
DR.. A. A. EdgintOn and George West
Named knights Commander.
WILL HONOR PATRON SAINT
Scottish Rite Members in General
Session 20 Hold Memorial Services
for Albert Pfke--supreme
Council Exercises.
Il HONOR PATRON SAINT

WASHINGTON. oct. AT the fourth
days session OF the supreme council Of
Scottish Rite Masons for the southern ju-
risdiction, which convened today in ex-
ccutive session. nominations for knights
commander OF the Court OF Honor we're
considered
About $50 thirty-second-degree Masons
we're advanced 70 this honorary degree, a
stepping stone to the highest degree in
Scottish Rite Masonry. that Of the thirty
third degree. Among those elected We're;
Nebraska-Omaha, A. A. Ellington and c.
f. West; Lincoln, p F. Clark and "A. A.
Hastings q. W. Jsr-sies.
IoRa-Dts MONIES. c. f. Hamilton, II. X.
Horning and w. n. Stoner; Davenport
Clinton. F. Fellows. F. J. Item and H. 8
Wilson; Cedar Rapids, NJ. Evans and c.
j. E. Carver G. JepsOn and A. E Nc
Manus; Anamosa. @. L. SchoOnOver.
South Dakota-.Aberdeen 4, G; Fossum
and g. h. Hopkins; Sioux Falls. 5. A
Brown and E s knowles: Yanktou, I.
Piles end E L. Van ~ ssels Dsadweod; 100
Pierre. G. philips: Den ekapsds. j., Z.
Kansss-Kansas city. A. d. cozad. p. e.
Dean r. j. Mcfarland. w. II SOuther-
land, A. l. Swearingen and W. y. Right,
land, F; $. Crane, 5. $. Esty, g, V. Hart.
NJ Penwen, c. Smith and 7. S. Young:
Wichita, A. ]. Applegate, A. W. Biting.
G. NJ Booth, g. w. Carey, b. F. Dunl<in,
W. ]. Frazier, ]. b. House, J. f. Luiling.
J. F. Mccoy. w w. Pearce, J. ii. Rey-
nolds. F Ross. W. T. Rouse and T. c.
Wilson; Salina n. D. Bird, +. ID. Blundon,
E A. Hitler and c. ID. HOrter: Fort Scott.
r II. Blakeley, d. c. CongdOn and W. r.
Reid; lola. j. b. Kirk: Lawrence, W. II.
fendleton; olathe. J. A. Evans; Osawato-
mie J. F. Nicely.
Missouri-St. Louis. V. H. FaIkenhainer.
r. H Fuhrmann, A. D. Grant, w. B:
W. r. Vickroy; Kansas City. J. r. Loosen,
o. H. Swearingen, L Thalman and D NJ.
F. Weeks; Joplin. w. I. Branham, T. L.
Brown and ]. w. Barson; St Joseph, 9. N.
Burbank. s +. kessler and w. A. Weir.
Montana-Butte. a. Van Corey. A. Gray
and G. W. Mikel; Livingston. T. II Payne
W. Vallery, r. J. Noldo and Fl. B. Teller,
Sterling II. +. Burke; Crsede. A. L Moses
Idaho. Utah and WyOming-Salt Lake
City. l. Cohn and r l.. COnley; Rock
Springs. WyO., j. w. Hay; Laramie. F
A. Holiday; Cheyenne G. r. Johnston
NewistOn, Ida, o. A. Kjos; Boise, J. W
Robinson.
/ A resolution was adopted providing foi
memorial services in eommemoration OF
the Tooth anniversary OF the birth Of Albert
Pike, the Scottish rites 'patron saint" or
/ December y next On that day celebra
tons viii be held by the fraternities al
over the world. committee was ap
pointed to arrange the program and ordei
OF exercises to be held by the suprem'
council
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

George F. West is local general agent
for the Chicago & Northwestern railway.
DR.. A. A. Edgington is a welI-known
Omaha physician.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

The other members OF tn ~Neeutive COM
mite are;
Henry c. Friek. Ms-vin Hughitt, Frank
A. yapderlip. william Rockefeller and
Jacob H. schiff.
A. l. Mohler. j. c. Stubbs. julius Krutts-
ehnitt and william Mahl were appointed
Vice presidents.
Messrs Stubbs. Kruttschnitt and Mahl
a Ase also elected presidents OF the Ore
COZ short Line Railway company. which is a
subordinate company Of the URion Pacific
In addition to William II. Bancroft. who
was reelected to the same office. AL four
are made members OF the executive com
mittee Of the Oregon Short Line Railroad
company.
The annual report OF the Union Pacific
Railroad company for the year ending June
30 last. shows:
Gross revenue from transportation oper-
ationz s7ST5O.lsl. an Increase Of S2sIl1.zss;
net revenue from transportation after pay
ment Of operating expenses and taxea'
SIS 2s4SlA an increase OF t3623,us; income
other than from transportation operations
including interest on bonds and stocks
owned. u7.7ss.ss3, an increase Of n.Tis'Tol
After payment OF the dividends OF per
cent on the preferred stock and 10 per
cent on the common stock, the total sur
Plus from transportation operations and
from other incomes for the year was
s17sSS. 80. an increase Of s6,14s.4s@
securities, stocks Sold.
The report sets forth that since the close
OF the fiscal year. the remaining shares
OF Great Northern Iron Ore properties have
been sold. ana s2ssssss4 realized from the
sale. With the exception OF T.1is shares
Cpar value SEQ eaehJ OF Northen seouri-
ties couaany stubs" the company has solo
All the stock Of the Northern Securities
ooupany. OF the Great Northern Railway
eonpany and Of the Northern Pacific Raii-
way company. received In the distribution
OF assets OF the Northern Securities com
many and the stock subsequently acquired
by subscription rights. The sum realized
from these sales amounted to Sl47,SH,sAl
There was appropriated during the year
FOR additions. betterments, equipment, ter
n,inai properties and for the construction
or ACQUISITION Of new lines the sum OF ~
f7SgSi. The expenditures for account o.
thess appropriations amounted 20 S22,6Sl $50
leaving sz5.5Ii5Ol unexpended. which amoun
has been brought over into the eurren
fiscal year
The report shows that during the yea
the Union Pacific sold Chicago, Milwauke'
4 81. Paul common stock amounting t
usl2 800 par value; ali Of It's Great North
ern stock. par value ts.57s. 600. and all IL
Northern Pacific stock. par value A,sl4,4oo
The company acquired 2S.76s shares Of III
nois Central during the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
LOTETT HEADS
UNlUN PACIFIC
Rev YORK Lawyer Succeeds Late
EDWARD ID. Hartman as Chief
OF Great System.
DIRECTORS MAKE HIN PRESIDENT

Vice Presidents and Members Of the
Directorate Are Also Named
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska-Generally fair.
For Iowa-Generally fair.
For weather report see page 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

tc0ntinusd On second Psgs)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
THE OMAHA BEE

a clean. reliable newspaper that Il
admitted to each and every home.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
OREGON SHORT LINE ELECTION
Officers and Executive Committee Are
Chosen FOR Subordinate Company.
AEEUAL REPORT Is SUBMITTED
Total surplus : venue for the Year
Su-t closed ~ I'd Three
Quarter aE= yer the
Yea 81

NEW YORK, Oc
was elected presidel
railway to succeed
man at a meeting et
today. The executit
elected with Judge I
which place he was
mani .,.rcn.anr a Z
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

I:H-song service in the Auditorium. led
by Mrs. Graham.
SzsOO-conventiOn called to order in the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IL 4
SELECTED STOCk. COME IN AND
.ENN ANIME 1T. 4. &. PRATT x
60. 2If :. SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

Total sales for the day G23, 500
shares.
Bonds were irregular. total sales
par value S7.sS4,0OO. United States
2's registered declined q, the coupon
y and the as registered Is per cent
on call
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
ONCE NOTED BASEBALL
PITCHER PASSES AWAY

Waltham. Mass, Feb. john
clarkson. famous as "a baseball pitch
or in tho days when $1,000 release
prices began 90 De paid between Ma
tional league clubs, died at the Me
Lean hospital here today. He had
been a patient There about two weeks
with an attack Of pneumonia.
Clarkson's name developed with his
work as a pitcher for the Chicago
club in the carly SOS. His release
was purchased for $4,000 by the Bos-
ton club in 1857. Clarkson was forty
eight years of age and married. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
Tho NIcIaIs.

New York. Feb. "copper" dcclln-
ed to $50 % Cd for spot ana $50 p
sd for futures in the London market.
Locally the market was dun and UNI
charged with lake quoted al S13.62la
OBESITY elcctrolytie at S13.12H N
13.3-L. and casting at $1,000 1875.
Lad was lower at f12 SIS "a in Lon
don. The local market was also low
or ald dun at S4.O5Nl10
Slcltcr declined to I'll IS Cd In
london. Locally the market was dull
ana easier at S4.97h n 5.O2ts. Bar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
R%AlLROADERS DIVIDE ON
SAFETY APPLIANCE BILL

Washington. Fob. 5.-Representa-
tivcs Of organized labor disagreed to-
day at a hearing before the house
committee ON interstate foreign COM
mcrce for tho consideration of tho
Watson bill, which empowers the in
torstatc commerce commission 10 en-
force certain safety appliance require
ments for railroads and other COM
mon carriers.
NJ y. Coss. representing the con-
ductors organization; II. y. Pcrham.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

san Francisco. Feb. with the
abatement of the heavy storms in tho
northern part of the state railroad
traffic is rapidly assuming % normal
condition. All lines through tho Sac
ramcnto valley T. now open AS far
Kcnnctt SNOW north OF Dunsmuir
today caused more trouble hut not
OF Ascrious nature. Through traf.
fc was resumed today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
KeasOn Enlhroncd.

Because meats are 50 tasty they are
consumed IN great excess. This leads
to stomach troubles. biliousness and
constipation. Revise your diet, let
reason and not a pampcrcd appetite
control. then take a few doses Of
Chamberlain's stomach and LIVER
Tablets and YOU viii soon be well
again. Try 1t. For sale at all drug
Rists. Samples free.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

b. TIE s Nv. Furnuare Company
zr5 Cast CcutrsL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
LEPfR SOLD CANDY
To CHILDREN
Bad Scare in Los Angeles Iiigu
School Follows Discovery Of
Loathsome Disease AffIiCtins
PeddIer.


ny Morning journal special Leased Wircl
Los Angeles, Feb. IA bad scare
at the Los Angeles high school has re-
suited from the arrest and detention
at the county hospital Of a leper-
Samuel Bernick. a Russian candy
vender. For a year or more iicrnick
has been stationed neal the school.
dispensing candy to the children and
passersby On the street. The disease
is said 10 have reached an advanced
stage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

OF the American Federation of La
Dor, ana r G. Hawley, of buffalo,
president of the switchmen's union
urged favorable action IN the bill,
while II. O. FULLER, who represented
the engineers and firomen ana train
men. opposed the biz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

Now York. Feb. William X.
Vanderbilt. president Of the coney Is
land Jockey club for nearly ten years,
and It's largest stakeholder. today re-
signed AS president.
Schuyler L. Parsons WAS elected in
his Place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
Chamber|ain's Cough Remedy

This remedy has been in use for almost forty years. ad hsc constantly grown in favor and
popularity. 1t acts Oh natures phn aids expetonionr relieves the lungs opens the secehons
and effects a permanent cure We have never known of cold resulting in pneumonia when
this remedy vast used which leads us to believe that til a certain preventive of that dangerous
disease Price twenyfw ec cents large size fifty cents