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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Omaha Man
Kills Himself
at Toledo, 0.
Charles jones, Via Says Es Lived
Here, Commits Suicide by As
Phyuation n EoteL

TOLEDO o, April L-tsreciaI Tsle-
gram l---L have a brother Ben Jones. in
ouaha- Neh. Tel MIN that Charlie mas
kicked of he viii understand I don {
know just Whereabouts In Omaha he Is.
but he Is there some ,, acs-
"-CEAELES JONES
This uute written an a small piece az
brown wrapping paper. Whle the writer
wus ehewinE gum was al r-at was ieft
10 explain the suicide OF Charles Jones. q
years old. az Omaha Jones was f1und
dead IN his roam az me BrTIuing hotel. ~
jefferson avsnuH. He had committed ssEi-
eide By iuhaling gas Before guinE % his
room lAsr niglr BIZ purchased Gftesn fae,
uf rubber hose Arraching unis % INA
chandelier in the room. he inserted the
other end In his muush and uIrnsd on rhs
gas.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
RUNAWAY BOY IS DROWNED
Lad Who Escapes from CarhSIfe Pre-
teeHnEg Arrem1rs tn swim
sehuyIkfII River

PHOENEEvTLLE. Pa. April Is--One boy
seeking % escape frum the Catholic Pro-
tsct0rv al FIHrand. near here. vas
drowned IN the Schuvihtl river. near the
Institution yesterday. and two were saved
By Brother Michael. a member az the
societT of Christian Brothers. under Ehnsa
ehHrEs the Institution is cundurrsd- Real
King the danger uf uhe three rlInaagags.
whu had Jumped into me river 10 escape
Brother 4EchAeI whu saw ras boys
plunged inuo the sr-sam and rescued two
Of rhem- 5ur was TOO exhausted u bring
the third t0 shnrs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14

The poem formed parr uf a letter written.
rle Plaintiff asserts BY Ms kazDar % A
man FrznK Ealdhuuer 1alliff 10 JudEe
Iruup cuurt. Was rstIzisirnned as inter
lnstar- and ha spEnt the noon hnur de-
elpheTing H.
you ars the pride az my i0E.- rzu the
Vsrsss my s1iacs. my Eearnfng. In the
crystal depths az yuur eyes eouid drown
nEaelE
hrluE weaver Attorney nlr the defend
ann ohteGfed 10, the rrauaAir1un on rhe
gruund that r vas nnr IKE the oriEiuaI In
rny-uls- l. . Piarli Ear the uIalnuff -
ssrted tllAr NJ Eandnausr aad Ious q il
1lank verse az any rzte.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
Detroit Traction
Men May Strike
Conductors and M0t0rmen Demand a
Fiat Wage Scale Of Thirt7
Cents an Hour

DETROIT. Mica. April u--Prszidenl
gere C. H1-chiuH az the Derroir United
Railway company; President w. 10 Ma
hon OF the International strset .FzallVaV
Mems association, and Mayor Phft Brett
meyer held 8 conferences today relative %
me threatened Valk8nr AZ conductors ami
m0r1rInen ON LAa uetruh aiT Engs. If
rhe railway company reflaes % grant Lie
Demands 1f the men fnr a far wage scale
0f % cents an hour IL b rhouEht the mat
1sr viii b. brought baf1re the mrernatioual
szscutive committee lf me union. which
meets here FRIDAY
PHILADELPHIA April L.-Eeuianlin
Watghn. a trolley conductor. Is In q critical
condition. in husgitai al tne rsauit af In
flrtsz be suffered when his car -waa f11a-
United laar uignr m tha Har-aaastEa session
sf lle Eirg-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
You have done
your best when you
use a Bee want ad.

Bee want ads ara treasures.
They bring buyer a1d seller face
10 face.
They find homes far people
Positions for people.
Servants for people
They Eud Whar is loEr-
Give value 70 things grown old
fashioned, and FiE1r 70 whatever iz
IifslezE.
If y0u cant come down to
the office, eall Douglas 23S,
and q cheerful staff vii write
your ad and take care Of II
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
SAYS Judgment Can Now Be Taken
Against Republicans.
QUOTES FROM PLATFORM OF 1895
John ". Kern PresEdes 1T the BAN
auet at IadiaaaBoIfa, where
Prnmfnenr Democrats Are
an Program.

wssE--sJ=rClg. April z-Ths letter OF
william Jennings Bryan. written from
Brazil and rad here tonight beflre the
democrats vho attended the jefferson
day banquet here and those az a similar
function IN Indianapo.is-ths letter which
caused a curum0rion among the local bar
auet committeeman az its initial reading.
because Of what some Of them termed its
unorthod0z ducrrines-is in part as follows
But there is another item Of news which
has lust come % ny ar1surion- President
Tar in his Llncuin speech at Wow YORK.
February = attributes TIE present high
prices mainly To the increase in production
u gold and the consequent enlargement
OF the volume OF money Thfs unex-
pected endorsement OF cur partY's PROPOSE
tiun in Isss when we demauded murs money
a. the only remedy for falling prices IS
very gratifying
How valuable that admission would have
been 70 Us II it Rad been made during the
campaign Of tl1at year when the usuub lean
leaders were denying rhat t1s volume OF
money had any influence on prices and as
serriug that IL did not matter whether We
had much money or Hr1le- provided it was
all good
we may row consider tie quauttativa
theory OF money established beyond dispute
and proceed 70 ras consideration of other
questions. Eur the president and MS pre-
decsssur have admitted the correctness oc
rhs democrztic position On SO many qiIes-
tons that further argument Is hardly
necessary On any subject We may now
take Judgment against the republican party
by confession"
Banquet z6 T8dSana1aRfa.
INDIANAPOLIS. April Ia-ProulinHut
democrats from many states were in tliH
cify today tor celshrazi0n OF the birthday
OF Jefferson and love feast under the
auspices Of Indiana leaders az the party.
A neezlng of mezubers ur The Nariuua8
DeuocrAric Leagua u Clnhs. presided over
By W c I.fIIsr af washington. 4. c. to
held In the senate chamber af raa state
huuze rhiH morning In many other con
fareucas the political prospect was IN
formally discussed
A banquet for which 80 covers were
aid was held uonighr John W Kern
democratic candIdars TOR vice president in
the last national election. was uoastTnasrer
The program OF spHeehes follow
James Hamilton Lewis OF Chicago The
Nation Foreign Policy John r Lsnrz of
ohio. Jefferson. the Radical Joseph W
Folk OF Missouri. Progressive Demnc-
racv.'' william SuIzar OF New York.
Democrats Opportunity" Governor
Thomas R. Marshall OF Indiana. Evolution
and Deparrurs from States Rights La
rayetts Fence OF Colorado. The Income
Tax Struggle"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
SUICIDE At SIOUX CITY
Hen HlrrIss son &c Farmrr Tr-aaursr,
shaats HlutseEt Thraush

rsiazraui.l-Ben Elrrie coIumit1sl suicia.
early tais nlorning ny shooting himself ia
tha tanpie az Ehe haua az his murher
En was q s,n ~ the lars Iohn Hltrls one
e. rns Grzt ssrters Ia slauz CiIy. wao s1r
@aHy gears ssrre1 a. eirg rrzasarar.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14

ELsWen vi NFAa-l7a 70 III
FAETDN Pa APRIL A-EleTeu men. al
t1reiuuars were crushed % death In the
stone uuarry az rha Nazarsrh- Portland Ce-
ulanr company. near Nazareth roiaV. A pre-
mature explosion uurH loose Laao tons Of
stone covering the victims.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
COMIC OPERA By
GRAND JURYMEN
Dramatic Terms Applied to Present
ment for Libel Against Secretary
Of Marine League.
JOIN A PETToE Is STAR WITNESS

Declares No Money Eas Been Paid
for Ship Subsidy Ruling
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
TO DEATH IN TELTIyC POT
Moulder Dies After Eight Days Of
Aguny from Burns.
FALLS OFF EDGE OF cAUIDROE
yames GamwBeIK s.a4 sver Lake oE
seethGnE MetaE t. 8zeep Wa-m
whIIe Eartn- H1ss LaneA
-StoEc to End

Fearful Burns about the back and head
sustained signr days agu, when he Har
an the edge OF a pot Of molten metal %
warm MS hack and fell in. brought shout
the deHEh Of James L Campbell az Clark
son Memorial hospital Wednesday morn
ing. Campbell was mGulder a. the Omaha
SmeIaug company. where he rsCsivsd his
injury
Clad 1niy in mis- uudersnirr after the maEl-
ner az Workmen in the steam-filled smelrsr,
the man became chilled AZ a t1nla when hR
had ceased work for lunch- and. seating
himself On the edge Of a huge metal re-
cspracie. ia sought 70 warm himself by the
vapurs Of the seerhing meuaI below him
TIE prucsediuE was one which Campbell
and other wurkueu had t-equenriy t0i-
lowed behgrs- Constant lHbars about the
deadly metal ana the fiery objects OF his
trade had bred contempt in the warina1
fur the dangers that urked in them Ac-
cording 70 witnesses. and % the man 3
story as he lay suffering pain in the hos
pifaI later Campbell had poised himself
On ths metal pot throwing one knee over
me other when he lost his balances and
dropped head foremost haciEwarfs-
struck Head a. He Fell
Falluw workmeu ran % rlle unn5rrunazs
man rescue on the instant Of Dis fright
tIl tumble and dragged him from the poal
OF DEAN. Il was found thaz IN the fan ms
head had struck a side Of the pot and that
rsAching hnrth one hand he had caught
ne edge and held ais head partially out
Of the metal.
Thruughour the eight days. during which
the viertnu fingered between lie and death
at the Garrison hospital he exhibited a
high degree OF sunicism according 70 rhe
physicians and hosplEal attendants Tbs
man fought aravsIy against his terrible az
Fiction. hoping % ne last % conquer u
and walk t8rIh vel again
NJ Campbell lived a. Us North Twenty
siEhrh street He vas s. ysara old Only
one relative. a married daughter. who
called daily az tha hospital 20 minister TO
him survives ne man The funeral VII
take place FridaT 1frErnOun. B11riz- VIII oe
az Forest Lawn cemgter--
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
How Big is Omaha?
SIS for those who bit the mark


102,555 N 1900. How many in 1907
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
JEFFERSON DAY
is CELEBRATED
Big Banquetz Of Democrats Are Held
az Washington and az
Indianapolis
FROM THE BRYAN NOTE
5e Says Democratic Party Has Lang
Advocated Eigh Prices.

iTAELEEEs THEORY OF MONEY
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14
AUSTRIA READ
FOR ROOSEVELT
Vienna, the Capital City, VIII Extend
Official Welcome to Distin-
gulzhed American

FAzEwEIL 10 TEE cAzEv VILLA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-14

Brief st1g VIII Be Made az Venice
Enruuts to Vienna.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
| A New
| Wrangle Over
| the Fur Seals

The purpose of establish close covering
period of years sufficient the seal herds opportunity
from the mercess slaughter of past At the
the opened the diplomatic negotiations with JAPAN
put limitations pelagic sealing.
Secretary Nagel intend stop
seal killing the islands and charges made by the Camp
Fire club of America that Special Agent Lembk who represents
Nages department the islands, interested in the industry
William T. Hornaday director of the New York geological park
behalf of the club and reply Secretary Nage
follows: ~
have decided that in fairness ought write more
scandal
My
regarding
belief that by
personal seal killing he incompetent
of the ndputabe
Lembkey seal killing
eligibility dbatable
will call the known fact that the
the United
permitted young killed
defiance of law
If is Secretary Nagels to permit seal killing
considerable scale this will absolutely defeat the
the law passed the suggestion and request of Mr. Taft More
than that it will make impossible the pending negotiations with
foreign limit pelagc sealing Director Hornaday
responsible and his charges should be dismissed the
customary fashion of official insoence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
ANS WEPS TO QUERIES

CHINESE-A. S.. City Why is it that a
Ininese resident of the Philippines which be-
san Tor San Francisco while one is permitted
to sail from China for the same port?
The matter was submitted to the
bureau of immigration of the depart
ment OF commerce and labor at Wash
ington, d. c.. for explanation. The
answer is, that this is regulated by the
following from the act of April, 1902:
Said laws shall also apply to the
island territory under the jurisdiction
OF the United States, aad prohibit the
immigration of Chinese laborers, not
citizens of the United States, from such
island territory. to the mainland terri
tory of the United States. whether in
such island territory at the time of ces-
sion or not, and from one portion of
the island territory of the United States
to another portion of said island terri
tory; provided. however, that said laws
shall not apply to the transit of Chinese
laborers from one island to another ISL
ana of the same group; and any island
within the Jurisdiction of any state or
the district of Alaska, shall be consid-
cred part of the mainland"
HONEST MANN. w. Alameda In report
of the address recently delivered to the gradu-
atinE class Of Yale by President Hadley there
the language of Robert IngersoIl ian honest
ma man is the noblest work of God" | am under
the impression that this first used by Bob
bic Burns. Am I right?
The first to use that phrase was AL
exander Pope, the English poet, in the
following from his Essay on Man.
published about 1917
"A wits a feather and a chief rod I;
An honest mans the noblest work of
Cod
The same expression is to be found
in Burns The Cotter's Saturday
Night" but Burns was not born until
1895.
PRECEDENCE-Subscribe City. Which are
the 10 highest degrees of precedence in England
as applied to men?
The sovereign, the prince of Wales,
sons of the sovereigns, grandsons of
the severeigns, brothers of the sover-
eign. uncles of the sovereign, the SOW
ereign's brothers or sisters sons, the
archbishop of Canterbury, primate of
all England, the lord high chancellor
and the archbishop of York.
GuARDIANSHIP-w. j. l., City. To whom
shall apply to obtain guardianship of minor
child that would like TO give all the ad-
San,as9 possible and look upon as my own.
BY Implication to the superior court
through an attorney.
IN INFANCY-B.. City Are there any coun-
in their infancy?
In some Spanish american countries
girls of Is and IA are given in mar
riage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
Pluck Entities You to Another Try
By HERBERT KAUFMAN

Of course isn't easy climb the top. Think of the odds
against Consider the army arrayed the other sethe
counted OF struggling, eager restless wachfu ac
nhcng humans you for better lo-us ready
to tor hard steady aborious efora horde anng
the leash of environment of fitness fired by determination
purred the limits of strength and brain the call of Success
Your popoionae share of goods and chattes something like
of the negotiable of the In the face Of this
relentless equation unless you demonstrate by action and merit that
you deserve greater fraction you can't and won't
Pnng and whining won't help Opportunity despises who
complain her. The soehead and the pessm bore eshe be-
slows her gifts upon the strong and bold who ask odds avors
You must be prepared for setback and disappointment
optimism the very teeth OF principle without dis
couagemen reteaand be than mark
suffering before you reach your mark
Temporary failure played its part every great The VIC
tor In worthwhile hgh always bears wound
Now and then sumbles prominence aAuence but
he doesn't last he lacks the ability place his pace
The exception does weaken the rule of ud pro quo
Fortune seldom changes her terms-he standard price fixed in
years and years
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

MISS x. c. CoNArY, sister Of si.bon r,o.,-
OF Los Angeles. is at the Palace. having ar
rived yesterday, accompanied By Miss z. n
hsnea and Miss A. MeDermott They are ON
an automobile teur through the state
HARRY ARTHUR, world famed eurie a..,s-
o. tne nrm OF Arthur Bond. Yokohama.
Japan, is staying at the ST. Francis.
n. J. coNNELL. president of tbs al ...
commission. who lives in Los Apea,es = -
the Palace.
JOHN H. DOUGLAS, a ST. Louis sttornev
registered at the St. Francis yesterday.
IL. SIMPSON and Mrs. simpson Of Los B.p,s
are registered at the Argonaut.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

The human struggle handicap Society has little sent-
menthe world reader with the brick than with the bouquet We
do not cheer half SO quickly we hoot.
We refuse acknowledge leader until he has exhibited by
deed and daring his fitness to rule.
You may be brilliant but intellect alone is futile Enduring
works the ougrowth of doggedness we'll as plan.
Permanency the fruit of impulse springs from thrift and
foresight and patience.
What you build in haste falls The pyramids
not erected In hurry, nor by cutters.
Cato continued his cry for the destruction of Carthage for twenty
years before Rome needed his slogan.
Great results require tme Patience half the of
pishmen Once you you When you begin
doubt yourself you'll justify the doubt You believe
your poess until you the faith of others. You
vive by your
you weak-f faltef you surrender you'll go down
under the heels of millions of other seseeker-you be brave
enough to meet the whole universe in competition.
But against you you refuse be counted out
you keep manhood whole and your clean your back
bone straight matter how often ose pluck will always earn you
another try
Herbert Kaufman
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
What Insurgents
Accomplished
in Congress

Concerning what proposed to be done next
Mr.. Murdock says
The closed legislation
whole body make
railroad bill
others And
such legislation possible
The be Of
OF the
have Aeeced the people through eNobsnt till they tired
will
basis and then there will be cutting of
stock holders
The telephone and telegraph companies engaged
brought under regulation by
the legislation. The step will be put express
companies under the rule.
Perhaps the important work of the insurgents during the
late reduce the speaker of the house place where
he will be of the body and AS things
old rules had absolute legislation
He had usupd the of the house by the rules
originally designed expedite business
entirely possible expedite business without giving the
speaker of life and death the political
This power follows inevitably from his of the
makeup committees which enables him advance to leadership
eega obscury the the floor 1t the design of
the take from the speaker this
selection of committees the hands of the house
Already they have secured the discipline committee
which has pgeonhoed bill for that will not bear the light
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

A. z. BALFoUR and Mrs BaIfour Of Scotland.
who have been touring California. returned to
the Fairmont hotel yesterday after an ex-
cursien through the Yosemite.
Z. W. JACKSON, vice president OF the First
national bank of San Diego, registered at the
Palace yesterday
SHIRLEY C. WARD. a Los Angeles attorney,
is staying at the Palace. He is accompanied
: by Mrs. Ward.
DR.. J. L. SULLIVAN and Mrs. Sullivan Of
Marysville are at the ST. Francis
c. L. HERTzMAN, New York theatrical man.
is at the st. Francis
DIR. R. P. BARNARD Of Agnew, Cal. is At
the Argonaut-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

GROUPS OF ANIMALS-E. R.. City. How
are animals named when in groups, as nock
Of sheep" etc.
The following is list of the terms
usually applied to the various classes;
A covey of partridges.
A nide of pheasants.
wisp of snipe.
A flight of doves or swallows.
A muster of peacocks.
siwge of herons.
building of rocks.
A brood of grouse.
A plump of wild fowl.
stand of plovers.
watch of nightingales.
A Gathering of choughs.
A flock of geese.
herd or bunch of cattle.
bevy of quails.
A cast of hawks.
trip of dotrell.
A swarm of bees.
A school of whales.
A shoal of herrings.
A herd of swine.
A skulk of foxes.
A pack of wolves.
A drove of oxen.
A sounder of hogs.
troop of monkeys.
A pride of lions.
A sleuth of bears.
A gang of elks.
ACTORS-R S. A, City. In reply to
your questions this department has to
say that 1t does not dig" into the pri-
vate life of actors or other public per-
sons as to whether they are married.
whether their wives are of blue"
blood, or whether they are happy in
their married life and soforth.
what age did Governor Gilett come to Califor-
nia and where did he reside previous to that
timer
He came to California in 1854 and
located in Eureka, Humboldt county,
from Sparta, Wis. His home has been
in Eureka ever since he came to this
state.
HUGUENor-o T. R.. City. Is there Hu-
guenct society in the United States. IL so.
where is it located and who is the secretary?
America. which has its Office in New
street. Secretary, Mrs. James NJ. Law
ton.
HIGH sCHooL-subscriber, Melrose To
whom should / apply for full information about
night school in oakland having high school
courses
communicate with the county super
intendent of schools, whose office is
In Oakland.
SALARY. 4. A.. wineharen what is
Six thousand dollars a year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
"GIad Tidings"
From Clark
of Missouri

with sura hotshot another representative of
the sovereign people dreamed of smoothing and resisting His
knowledge scripture his ability asmlate punishment
elevation the post of chief martyr for the minority.
He appreciates
possibeeven necessary-by
leadership Champ give up
his biblical excoriate the hated
long unknown bouronhe speakers chair Wherefore
the gentleman from Missouri with prophetic eye
victory stalking the country toward the November ballot
Clark has told Tamany that his glad tidings of great joy
democratic control of the house of representatives He
said nothing about Champ Clark speaker he did drop
pat unscrptua tariff graft revision
upward control of the house representatives
pumped bourbon unnamed of the presidential
and dated Tammany vision of patronage unresraned 1918
If Carks vision of democratic this year
OF the house OF representatives realized epub
can lose sleep other
prophecy The tariff graft which spoke feelingy
applied of representatives effect
preventive for that other i'll with which threatened his
hereditary enemy.
There many far sighted republicans who believe
best insurance of republican victory the presidential campaign
OF 1912 would be democratic congressional victory
democratic house only be the result of tariff campaign
democratic with tariff job would make
the plight of the with elephant his hands altogether
simple and desirable.
the preparation and passage the PayneAdch bill shows where
democracy stands regards the tariff Democracy no more
tariff unit than is the republican party Every the
Steel coal and other industrial PAYNE
Aldrieh bill heavy with the dempcrac senator's
Democracy has theoretical tariff that oratocav
attractive Its working attitude that the republican party
the republican exercise genuine discipline accom-
psh results they be only unsatisfactory compromises
democratic house and tariff bill the election of
republican president but the nation will probably deem
sary take such a dose.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

PPARENTLY the wrangle the fur seal industry will
continue long single seal left living supposed
that the quarres this put way
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

of settlement by the recent act of congress
which empowered the secretary of commerce
and labor to stop all killing of seals on the
Pribilof islands and in fact gave him a wide
discretion in the matter
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

It's most important accomplishments were the
work of the men with whom he trained They
supplied the brains and the vital force of the
body and they succeeded in shaping the legis-
lation to fit the policies for which they stand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10

\ REPRESENTATIVE MURDOCH of Kansas, leader of Il
insurgents in the house, reviews the business of the
session with pride and satisfaction for the reason th
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
= REPRESENTATIVE CHAMP CLARK of Missouri i

encouragement of the Ianlmany tiger. Champ
Clark has been an eloquent and picturesque
feature of the congressional minority for years.
He has smoothed the hard road of the
oppressed minority and resisted all iron heeled
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-07-09
Republican Speaking.

Hon. Ralph d. Cole, Congress
man from Findlay, Ohio, and Ex-
Governor Ed Hoch, of Marion,
Kans, will speak on the political
issues of the day in Wa-Keeney
on Wednesday,, July 18th, 1910.
at 8 O'Clock p. m. at the court
house. Mr.. Cole is one of the
ablest speakers of Ohio and Gov
Hoch is a fine orator. Everybody
should turn out and hear these
excellent speakers. This will
be the only speaking the voters
of Trego county will have a
chance to attend before the Aug
ust primary EVERYBODY invited