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New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
SULLY'S COTTON SCHEME.
Says He Has $40, 900 900 for Ware-
houses Sd1e South Millions.
[By Telegraph TO TIE Tribune. ]

Atlanta. April 2.-Daniel J. Sully to-day an
nounced plan of bettering cotton conditions in
the South by the establishment of a chain OF
bonded warehouses. He says he has minimum
fund Of S1O.oOO.OO0 already subscribed by the
most conservative fnanciers in the United
States. available to be invested in ironclad
curities to insure the ability and responsibility
OF the plans promoters to redeem their promises
and obligations TO the last detail
The result it is asserted. Will be an annual
actual cash saving to the South, ranging from
S1JOOOOOOO 10 S25OOO00o0. The stock will be
offered to Southern people. Mr.. Sully has
ceived promises OF cooperation from the farm
ers and their organizations
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
EMPLOYEES MAY BUY POWDER STOCK.
Du Pont Company Sets Aside 1000 Shares
of Preferred for Workmen
TeIerranh 10 The Trlhune

Wilmington. Del April 2.-Officials Of the r. /.
du Pont dc Nemours Powder Company the prin-
cIpal organization and real head of the Powder
Trust announced to-day that the company had
decided to allow its employees to purchase 2GO
shares of the preferred stock of the company and
became members Of the corporation. Employees
receiving salaries of $1,000 year or less may pur
chase stock the par value of 20 per cent of
their salaries: those receiving up to $3.50 year,
Il per cent up to 5000 wear. 10 per cent, and
above that amount per cent.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
ARTIST OF TWELVE IN SALON.

Paris. April 2-The Salon jury of 1863 has ac-
cepted and will hang picture OF Maurice Leval-
lard twelve years old who is believed to be the
worlds youngest artist.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
WHEAT STILL ON RISE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April 2.Wheat prices on the Board OF
Trade to-day eciipsed the high record mark for the
seas, H. established YESTERDAY for all deliveries.
the May option advancing 81 81 tusheI and
the July to 81 0Sss Crop damage reports end a
urgent demand for the cash grain and
Kansas city and St. Louis factors eonTtbut-
ing to the upward flight of prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
AUTHORIZES DIES 1LONE.
Reputed Cousin of Sarah Bernhardt
Found IN Her Locked Bedroom.

Mrs Matilda Shaw. teacher of French and
author of French books. and said to have been
a cousin of Sarah Bernhardt. the actress. died
alone yesterday in a locked room at No 262
West l1th street, where she lived Her death
was discovered by her physician DIR. Paxton F.
Gardner. of No. 616 Madison avenue. who forced
her door when he could get response He
Coroner Hamburger found in the room several
photographs of Sarah Bernhardt. all auto
graphed on the largest was this inscription:
"A ma chere petite Annie Chories." letter
from former President Roosevelt. found in the
room, read follows:
White House. Washington, January 10. 1907
NV Dear Madam shall read La Frontiere"
with very real interest Pray present NJ CIa-
retie with my best regards. and with many
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Mrs Matilda Shaw, No. 262 West 11th street
New York.
one of Mrs Shaw's books, ''Illustres et In
connus" lay open on the table
Mrs Shaw came TO New York from France
about four years ago with her husband G. A.
Shaw who was connected with The Herald
They soon separated according to Mrs. Shaw's
Iandlady. and the husband went to live with
stepson l.. Victor FleclSles, of No. 1S1 Putnam
avenue BROOKLYN a lawyer. Mr. Shaw died
about a year ago Some time after his death.
II was said last night. Mrs. Shaw learned that
he had fallen heir to about 100000 by the death
OF Scotch relatives. She intended to go To
Scotland in Nav to claim this inheritance
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
PfSSOVER BARS TOTING
Way Gre Democrats Vict0ry IN ST..
Louis Election.
[By Telegraph 70 The TrIbune

St. Louis. April Thirty thousand Jewish
citizens Of St Louis viii not be able to vote at
the municipal election next Tuesday unless they
violate the tenets of the orthodox faith Mon
dav falls an the first day Of the Feast Of the
Passover during which orthodox Jews are not
permitted to do any writing. They would be
obliged to make their ballots count to mark
the customary in the circle at the ton Of
the ballot This would be writing
AS a large majority OF the Jews in ST Louis
are Republicans, this may mean a Democratic
victory. Republicans assert that the Democra tic
press has called attention To this to frighten
Jews into remaining away from the polls.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03

Rabbi II. Pereira Mendes. of the Spanish
Portuguese Temple. in Central Park West in
commenting on the situation in st. Louis. where
owing TO the celebrating of the Jewish Passover,
all Jewish would be prohibited by the
tenets OF the orthodox faith from casting their
ballots on next Tuesday, the date of the munich
pal election had this to say yesterday;
The tenets OF the Jewish faith prohibit all
orthodox Hebrews from writing the first
three days of the Passover. Since the
marking Of the customary in the circle
the head of the list of candidates constitutes
the act of writing. cannO: see how any member
OF the faith can cast mis- ballot on next Tuesday
This rule of the jewish faith holds good all over
The world, wherever there orthodox l+e-
breMs."
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03

Cusssrrassed for quality and flavor, ''salada" Tea
Trial packet l0c.-AdYt.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
HERAID's EASTER NU

HERAJD'S EASTER RNUM5ER-OUT SUNDAY
,s repiete with beautifGl color and haf-tone pict
urss: intensely interesting and dramatic fiction;
ilhsrat cd Paris Easter fashions and an abundance
~ features apr ealing men, women and children.
order froIa your newsdealer to-day.-Advt
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
BAN ON WILLETT SPEECH
House Adopts Report to Expunge
Vicious Attack on President.
CALL REMARKS PERSONAL ABUSE
Colleagues Declare the Assault De-
%structive of Courtesy, Respect
and Dignity-wiu strike
Out Entire Speech.

WASHINGTON, Jan. B.-Recommending
that the speech delivered in the house last
week by Representative Willet of New
York, In which the president was severely
criticised. be ~expunged from the Congress
sional Record, the select committee ap-
pointed to consider the speech submitted
it's report to the house today. A letter
written to the committee by Representa-
tive willet, urging that his speech should
remain on record, accompanied the report.
Declaring that ''the consideration of the
speech in question involves a consideration
Of what is and what is not orderly debate
in the house" the committees report
defines the privileges. of members of the
house and the limitations of debate. 1t
discusses at length the relationship of the
two houses of congress and the relations
which must be maintained between the
house Of representatives and the president
In accordance with the constitution.
The report declares that it would seem
that the peculiar constitutional duties OF
the house in relation to the power Of i'm
peaching the president do not preclude a
clear line Of distinction between that criti-
cism of acts and conduct necessary for
performance Of the constitutional duties OF
the house and a criticism merely personal
and irritating" 1t also claims that 1t is
especially the duty OF the house itself to
protect the president from that personal
abuse, innuendo or ridicule tending 10 eK-
cite disorder in the house itself and to
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28

D.. Falconer OF Omaha and Major w. T.
Baehr OF Omaha constituting the executive
committee. The delegates to the National
Association OF Guard Officers are Adjutant
General John c.. Hartigan and Colonel J.
A. Storch.
Lodge Session Ends.
The order Of Ben Hur OF this state, which
has been holding it's annual meetings in
this city. closed its sessions Wednesday and
most Of the members have returned to their
homes. More than eighty delegates from
nearly all Of the courts in the state attended
the meeting. The order elected officers as
follows: c.. E Wilkinson Of Lincoln, chief;
e. S. Nickerson Of Gretna, past chief; H.
E. Brown of lincoln, Judge: @. H. Walters
OF Lincoln, scribe; Mrs. d. c. Dodds of
Omaha, teacher; William Robertson of Lin
coin, captain, and G.. p. Briggs Of Seward,
guide.
Governor Goes 20 Fort Crook.
Governor Sh~allenberger and Mrs. Shallen-
berger will go to Fort Crook Saturday,
where they will be the guests OF honor at
a dinner given by Colonel Gardner. They
will return nome Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
GLASSES UNNECESSARY
Eye Strain Relieved by Quitting Coffee

Many cases OF defective vision are caused
by the habitual use OF coffee.
II is said that in Arabia where coffee
eyesight at about fifty.
A N. J. woman writes 10 the point con
corning eye trouble and coffee. She says:
MY son was for years troubled with
his eyes. He tried several kinds OF glasses
without relief. The optician said there
was a defect IN his eyes which was hard
TO reach.
He used to drink coffee. as We all did.
and finally quiz II and began 10 use
Postum. That was three years ago, he
has not had 10 wear glasses and has had
no trouble with his eyes since.
II was always fond OF tea and coffee
and finally became 40 nervous / could
hardly sit still long enough to eat a meal.
My heart was in such a condition I thought
I might die any time
Medicine did not give me relief and I
was almost desperate. II was about this
time we decided TO quit coffee and use
Postum. and nave used II ever since. /
am In perfect health. No trouble now with
my nsart and never felt better IN my life.
Postum has been a great blessing to
us all, particularly TO my son and myself. q"
Name given BY Postum Co. Battle Creek
Mich. Read The Road to weIlvnle." in
pkgs. There's a Reason"
Ever read the above letter? A new
one aDpea from time Z o time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
Three Suspects Arrested.

PAPlLLlON, Neb., Jan. s7.-Special.)-
Tuesday morning three suspicious stranger,
drifted into town and late in the evening
started TO dispose OF n lot of cheap
jewellery, when the sheriff arrested two
of them, who gave their names as James
Lorg and John Anderson while In the
custody of the officers one OF them threw
something away, which afterwards proved
to be a double skeleton key, made from
a bar Of steel, about eight inches in ensth.
The third man, who made his escape at
the time the first arrest was made, was
apprehended early this morning while going
east on the Union Pacific track. He gave
his name as Robert Thompson. When
searched at the Jail another key and q
lot Of phony jewellery was found in his
possession.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
Nebraska News Notes.

LINDSAY-Miss Anna Yostes and Fred
Wilhelm were married today at the Catho-
lie church in st. Bernard.
ALMA-J. o. Morris barn in East Alma
was destroyed by fire supposed to have
been started by children playing with
matches.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. preparations are
being made by the Sons OF Herman for the
celebration OF their annual stiftungfest
Thursday night.
McCooK-Clyde c. Mather and Anna
Corene Weyenth we're united In marriage
today. After February IS they will be at
home in O'Neill this state.
BEATRICE-A number Of breeders OF
Duroc-Jersey hogs in this vicinity will
hold a sale in this city February II. The
LINDSAY-Clement Anderson, son OF
c. V. Anderson. the druggist, fell by being
pushed over a coaster wagon by one OF his
playmates, sustaining a dislocation OF the
elbow.
McCooK-rhe February term Of dis
triet court for Red Willow county will
open in this city next Monday evening,
with about sixty cases ON the docket and
Judge Orr presiding.
NEBRASKA CITY-Judge william Hay
ward, secretary of the republican national
committee. who has been here on a visit
with his family, was called TO Chicago
and Washington last evening.
HASTINGS-Sheriff McCleery has Of
fered a personal reward OF $50 each for
the arrest of John Kaffsr and Charles
county Jail two weeks ago Two men
were arrested at Seward and two at Friend
on suspicion OF being the men wanted here,
but Sheriff McCleery had interviews with
them and found they are not the fugitiyes
from this county.
ALAMA-The city political pot is beginning
opinion thak only one ticket will be puI
to sizzle and IL seems TO be the general
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28

create a personal antagonism on the part
Of the president toward the house and
which is not related to the power Of the
house under the constitution to examine
into the acts and conduct of the president"
Remarks Declared Improper.
your committee has carefully considered
the remarks Of the gentleman from New
York" continues the report. land finds that
his remarks concerning the president are
not Justified by any considerations OF the
constitutional duties or powers Of the house:
that they transcend proper limits of criti-
oism in debate; that they are destructive of
that courtesy, respect and dignity which
ought to be preserved, and that they ought
not to remain in the permanent official
record OF the proceeding OF the house"
The committee claimed that It was i'm
possible to separate the Objectionable re-
marks from the remainder of the speech,
and that the only way TO eliminate the re-
marks considered out OF order would be to
strike out the entire speech. II cited as a
precedent for such action by the house the
speech of Robert p. Kennedy Of Ohio at
lacking the senate made in the house on
September 3. 1890, which was excluded from
the permanent record.
In his letter to the committee Mr.. Willet
claims that he did not transcend the rules
of the house, but that he was entirely
within his rights to make the speech, under
the order Of general debate. Freedom of
speech has always been held so sacred"
he declares, that the utmost latitude has
been allowed in debate and I respectfully
submit that to strike my speech from the
record In this instance will establish a
precedent extremely dangerous"
wi ---l l.. A. - -
mittee for adoption by the house reads:
Resolved, That the speech of MT. Willet,
printed In the Daily Congressional Record
of January 10, 1909, contains language i'm
OF debate, and that the same be stricken
from the permanent record,
The house. with but few faint nays, to-
day adopted the report of the special com
mittee on the Willett speech.
Active S~alesmen-BCe Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
rremont council Excited.

FREMONT, Neb., Jan. 27.-Special)-
The city council held a rather stormy SEES
sion last evening. The trouble arose over
the water and light plant and charges of
nepotism against Commissioners Wright,
who has two sons employed by the citl,
one as a fireman and the other as boss
Mr.. Wright claimed that their
employment was only temporary and the
matter finally Quilted town. The residence
part OF the city has been without street
for a week or more on account Of
the changes in the plant requiring new
wiring, which will probably not be finished
under a couple of weeks. The new plant
is giving good satisfaction.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28

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60
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
beatrice Tackles water Problem.

BEATRICE, Neb., Jan. H.-(special)-
The city council met last evening and
again wrestled with the water question. A
committee from the Commercial club con-
sisting of Ed s. Miller, e. G. Drake. w.
w. Duncan and II. j. Dobbs presented the
clubs recommendations to the council re-
sarding the water problem and they were
referred to the water committee of the
council and the water COMMISSIONS with
instructions TO confer with the club COM
mittee and devise a plan OF procedure for
making further tests for a water supply
for the city. The following volunteer fire.
men were granted exemption certificates,
having been IN the service five or more
years: Hose company No. l, Charles Bates,
Charles Sonderegger. Walter Horner, John
Luberger, ]. A. Dohner, William Hoag-
land, Charles Oden; hose company No. S,
Jacob Ling, Joseph Wilmer, Charles Alvey,
Charles Sohank; hook and ladder company,
w. A. George. The certificates will be
formally presented at a special meeting
Of the fire department to be held February
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28

BROKEN BOW. Neb.. Jan. 27.-Cspe-
cial)-Mrs. Julia Riser. wife of Levi G..
Riser. a blacksmith of Round Valley,
twelve miles north Of here, came to town
yesterday with a sad tale OF cruelty and
inhuman treatment. She alleges that her
husband has repeatedly abused her in al
most every conceivable way and at one
time used a knife, from which she now
carries a scar. Mrs. Riser states that her
husband is not a drinking man nor is he
crazy. County Attorney Gadd has taken
the matter in hand and Sheriff Kennedy
started for Round Valley this morning
with a warrant for Risers arrest. One
pathetic feature OF the case is that Mrs.
Riser is the mother of seven children,
the two youngest being twins, 6 months
old, and the oldest not having reached s
years of age.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
BERT TAYLOR AT Mccartney
Alleged Minden Murderer in jail 70
safety,

KEARNEY, Neb., Jan. T~-(Special Tel
egram)-Bert Taylor the alleged Minder
murderer, arrived here on No. S from the
west, accompanied by the sheriff of Kear'
ney county. Heavily shackled and hand
cuffed he was placed in the county jail
here. For fear OF violence II taken tc
Minden he will he kept In Kearney.
The murderer appeared in a very cheer,
full mood, not mindlng snapshots taken OF
him. ID
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
ACID ENDS SPREE AND LIFE
Laborer Commits Suicide in saloon
In Dramatic Manner.

Laborer Commits Suicide in saloon
In Dramatic Manner.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Jan. 27.-Cspe-
unconcernedly emptled into a small glass
of beer at Johnson's saloon in this city
caused the simultaneous ending of a
weeks spree and of the life of Fred p.
Walgren, a laborer, who came here a few
days ago from Aurora. He had been em-
ployed at the latter place by the Bur-
lington in putting up ice. He came here
In search of similar work for the Union
Pacific. which. however, completed it's
iCemaking last week. j. p. Tobin. who
came with him from Aurora and had been
boarding with him, relates that walgren
had been drinking for a week and prior
to coming here had spent Sis in Lin
coin within two days. He had 80 cents
left when the coroner searched his cloth
ing. He was known as a jolly Swede.
yet had indicated n week ago that he
thought he would end it all by killing
himself, at this time relating that his
wife was dead and that his one son had
left him. He was about As years of age.
The carbolic acid was purchased at a To-
cal drug store on the excuse that he
wanted It for the treatment of some in
juries 1t wa aiken in broad daylight
in a saloon in which there were half a
dozen men. One of the latter saw him
empty the vial, but did not realize that
the man was attempting his life. A ply
stefan was on hand ten minutes later, but
the man was beyond aid.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
RIoodhound. Cause Conteu..su.

ALMA, Neb., Jan. N-(Special lone Of
the men who robbed the swartE 4 Egeiston
store Sunday night was arrested last night.
When It became known that the blood
bounds had been sent for Lloyd MeNeai,
who is about 10 years old, confessed to
being a party to the burglary, and that
Ed Stoner. who is a transient, planiasd IL.
Upon hearing that McNesl had given UP
stoner disappeared end thus far tia sheriff
has been unable to locate him. ThN order
for the dogs was c-cuntermAnaed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28

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ties, terrible drag
gng sensations,
extreme nervous
ness, and that all
gone feeling in my
stomach. L had
given up hope of
ever being we'll
when l began to
take Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. Then
/ felt as though
neW life had been
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
SCHOOL HOUSE roo SINAI
Hastings Must Change Plan TO Accom-.
modate Its Growth,

WI mango IlAn 10 AcCOmo
Its Growth.
HASTINGS. Neb., Jan. 7.-(SpeciaL-
The Hastings Board of Education is facing
a serious problem in connection with the
proposed erection of a new High school
building. Some weeks ago it was planned
to erect a duplicate OF the present build
ing. which occupies one-half of one square
block. 1t was planned to have the new
building on the other half, so that the two
structures would be in harmony with each
other as to size and location within the
square. 1t has been found, however, that Il!
the present building is duplicated the az
commodations will become Inadequate in
about three years, provided the present
rate of increase in attendance continues.
In the last five years the attendance in
the high school and Eighth grade, which
are both housed in the same building. has
increased So per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
Mr.. salisbury Not BADLY Hurt.

PLATTsMoUTH, Neb., Jan. T-(spe-
eiaLSThe report that Rev. J, II. Salisbury
OF this city was severely injured by an
encounter with a vicious dog proves to be
incorrect. Mr.. Salisbury had a little srgu-
ment with a dog, but was not injured. save
for a scratch OF two On one finger.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
VALENTINE HAS NEW MYSTERY
Stranger Appearing to BE Demented
Taken from Old claim House.

VALENTINE. Neb., Jan. 27.-(Special.9-
A stranger was discovered by Frank Bow
man, foreman of Metz Bros ranch. about
six miles north of Cody, in an old claim
house. Sheriff Rosseter went there and
brought the man here and put him in Jail.
He is medium sized. unshaven, with long
hair, which he wears braided down his
back. He has wild looking eyes and has
not uttered a word since found. No one
knows how long he has been living in the
old deserted claim shack. nor is anyone
able to tell who he Is or where he came
from. He will be examined by the insanity
board. This is the second mystery for this
section OF the country within the last three
months. as no trace as to the Identity of
the murdered man found in the river here
last November or who murdered him has
yet been found.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
FearfaI -sIauEhter

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New Discovery. SOC and 400 For sale by
Beaton Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28
AFTER
OF MISERY
by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, Md. For four years
my life was a misery to me. l suffered
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-28

create a personal antagonism on the part
of the president toward the house and
which is not related to the power Of the
house under the constitution to examine
into the acts and conduct Of the president"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-10-14

bears and gifts. The sires and
danes have always been carefully
selected with view to raising the
large, heavy-boned, prolific type,
and by judicious feeding have been
raised into strong, healthy lot, in
a good, thrifty breeding condition.
The pigs offered for sale are sired
by four of the best boars of the
breed, namely: "Orion Lad IL"
Albany Ben, 4" Farmers Interest"
and Farmers Incubator" Come
and make your own selection.
also have for sale a few choice
Shropshire rams. The stock is on
exhibition at my farm 3 miles east
of River Falls, on the county line
road. A. F. STAUFFAcHER.