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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
MILWAUKEE, HAS
SOCIALIST MAYOR
New Executive VIII Work for nitia-
tive and Referendum and Three
Cent Street Car Paro.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Special. Mayor
elect Email Seldei. the urst soosali~t 10
De elected the head OF a Iaree etty IN
the United States "Wednesday outlined
program OF his administration.
MF election, by "a plurality o. 4 600
over the Republican and Deraocraffc
.anll dates. Is slgnlncanL~ he said
.Ano hat is more important TO the
,eNlAt- Democratic party ls the fact thai
tt carried fourteen OF the twontv-three
wards and elected six Aldarmen-ar-
.at &C. securing majority in the Coun-
"A Socialist Mayor. without such q
majority, would be helpless
here are tLe main aims Ter which
we VIII WORK The Initiative nne rer-
reno .in. scent ear fares. the eight
Np.i caF, nunlcl pal ice and eas pIarrs.
aNn ood aud coal yards. aud work
t"t l-r uncmp- Dyed with union Ia Dor
condllo Those are The main OH
.tttr au1 probably tie ones which WIN
-e-- as the most difficulty to bring
hut they are MOI alL oromfs. The
trrltc OF MliWa-See CA clean adrnIufe-
-.e-inii, ana they wAl set lr. bat they
.ilt a-~o Net many other reforms less
lAilo laut or less significant
-tr socialist Council men Dob fh,- rner
PEI" ears nave done much iu the. r.rv
'l reform and compelling The other
.tF-trs to become more radical me
clrrt-ou 90 Social Democrats 10 rbe
N.t-. Legislature has had tke same.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
REV. G. w. MCDANIEL HOLDS
REVIVAL IN ROANOKE

ROANOKE. VA-SpeciaI Rev Dr.
George W. GcDaniel. pastor OF the
FIRST Baptist Church. Richmond
closed ten-days' revival r oalvarv
Baptist Church last Thurs ssr night
which proved 90 be the greatest reli-
gious awakening in the history OF the
congregation.
Al the last service held there were
nearly dozen conversions. and as a
result OF DR.. McDaniers preaching
WITHIN ten days there were more than
t"oscore additions 60 the Calvary con-
sregauon. and more than score of
additional conversions 10 Christ
DR.. McDaniel's elOqueuce and sim
piiclty won tho hearts oil the people
OF Roanoke. and large CONGREGATIONS
eagerly listened 20 him both after
noon and night during the entire re-
FiFAl, and when the great meeting
came 10 a close last night an immense
audience arose en- masse and recorded
a standing vote OF thanks Tor the
great spiritual work accom- plished
during MS brief soJOurn IN Roanoke.
Or. Mcdaniel left last night For his
nome IN Richmond.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
WILLIAM CAMERON
DIES SUDDENLY
Apparently in Best of Health, He
Expires in the Westmore-
land Club.
RICHMONn- "a :

RICHMON VA. - Special. -
William Cameron. Jr., son OF Colo
mel and Mrs. Alex. Cameron. die
suddenly In the Westmoreland Club
Tuesday morning az o'clock. He had
NOT been ni. and hiss demise was q
shock TO the members OF his IRmily
ana MS wide circle OF friends both In
business and club circles.
Billy Cameron, as he was pOpu-
larry known. had just had breakfast
and walked up 20 the club.
Death was due 10 heart failure
Mr. Cameron had frequently cor
plained OF a weak heart.
When boy Mr.. Cameron attended
the Thomas Norwood school here
Later he went TO Hampden-Sidney
and the University OF virginia. he
was Identified with his brother in the
tobacco business here. lie IS survived
by his parents and the following
brothers. Alex. Jr.. Barton Haxal.
James. Blackwood and EwcN Donald
Cameron. and four sisters. AIRS. Haden
CrQssmau, OF Earrislur-. Pa: MA
George linn. OF Orange county, and
Misses Mary HaNaA and Janet Cor
don Cameron.
The funeral took place from the
residence 51e east Franklin street.
Wednesday afternoon GAG o'clock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
LEAVES HER SICK BED
To BECOME & BRIDE

HARTFORD. CONN.-Special In de-
hance % the strict orders OF her father.
Dr. }. Francis Calcf. a prominent ply
slclal OF Middleton and despite the
pleading of her mother. Miss Edith ~
Calef Insisted on getting up from a sick
bed whore she had lain FOR ten DAYS
suffering from malariai fever In order
that she might marry Henry a. r.
AckersDn. lawyer OF keyport. y D..
lu MllcietOwu. today.
Miss Caief was determined that the
Invited guests must not be disappointed
and. moreover. admitted that she har-
oercd some superstition about POSITION
inE a wedding day. Ia view OF fhc fact
Thar she has been improving since sun
day. she had herself dressed in her
bridal gown and was supported 90 the
church.
Besides malariai fever. Miss Caicf had
been onnerinG from the grip contracted
while experimenting the arrangements
Tor the wedding for which hundreds OF
lnvitssions had been issued.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
WADES INTO
THE N. Y. COTTON PIT
Cotton King Wouldn't Even Fig
ure Up the Loss or Gain of Such
a Paltry Sum-Tells Little
Fellows 10 Get Out
or Be Lost.

NEW YORK. Special. a ter
rife battle for control OF the cot
ton market r. imminent James
A. Pat1en. the famous Chicago
wheat and cotton HpeculatOr. who
rushed into New York on the
elgl7feen-ssour train. clad in his
war regalla, said Friday that be
was here for a ''hght 40 a finish
with McFaddcu."
Mr.. Paften was found today ia
the lobby of tire Waldorf-Ast0ria
with two friends. whom ne intro
dnced as Mr.. Haynes and MIR.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
ENGINEER KILLED IN
WRECK on l.. A \. ROAD

LEXINGTON. KY Special. Pas
seDgcr train No. -. on the Louisville
and Nashville Railway. bound from
Atlanta 20 Cincinnati. was wrecked az
Saxton. Ky. Friday morning.
The dead. william RUDOLF. enRI-
necr. Knoxville. Tenn.
Seriously injured. Express Messen-
ger EaSfon, Cincinnati
The engine aud part Of the train
vas demolished.
A freight train had left some coal
cars standing on the main line Anc
the Passenger train ran into them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
Brown. cotton brokers from New
Orleans, and his allies I'm the fight

Brown. cotton brokers from New
Orleans. and his allies I'm the fight
on Mcfaddcn.
when asked how much he had lost
Patten replied:
Losing two million In this sort OF
a light il no more 10 nee than losing
a dime would be 20 you. ANhen a
man has as much cotton going and
coming as have he hasn't time TO
hgure up how every little nucf1ation
OF the price Affects his profits.
Il never even take the time 20 fig
ure up approximately at night how
the days operations have resulted Tor
my bank account IL isn't worth
while.
Can't AFFORD 60 Worry.
a man that makes specuiating a
business has not the time and can't
AFFORD 10 bother with TRIES IKE
those" continued M Patten on the
suoJect % loss OF a million or So
IF he allows things like that 90
worry him ne hasn't any right 20
Mrs. Virginia Copenhaver. announcing
II specializing ever cost me an
hours sleep I would cut the whole
business out and 80 20 work in some
oooy's Office for a salary"
The cotton king was then asked
about his coming campaign ou the
New York Exchange.
The whole trouble here has been
that McFaddCn has run the market.
Every time he says hoo all OF these
fellows jump out Of the market.
scared 20 death"
Fighting n Live One.
He's up against a different sort
Of ca proposition now. He's got 20
l-ht live one. lie can't scare me.
Hes shipping cotton in here from
England az loss of "a "a bale. and
an or the small FRY are frightened
60 death
you can go and bet thar this much
is true," continued ar. Pattcr. u
haven't lost "a cent ga the cot n mar
ket. and I'm not going 40. 4 have
got plenty % cotton that ] bought az
and you can figure from THAI tha,
ca tlmp CD 50 ana back again CD H.
does not aNcct me much. $50. I'm
NOT hc-.ur.uE 90 get scared yet
These moueuVers OF NcTadden wil
drive an % the timid out on the mar
Eet it they are not ous now. and
y re giad 90 it. All Z want is clean
lcld Co meet ihis fellow ON"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
By Ludi.n Lee

rudra sanford vas hearing q case
A ~ rrurf-inrf corr The witness
- ~. r4--fr 80 frat h-er sworn In
r-vfrr ha~ fuu name as rsfa Caves
RuSzru Roe counsel FOR TIE rfaf-t-
IL anr Al cla friend q TIE Graves
frunr. hse asked ber 10 tell lust what
Ehe a. san- ~erarsfnr he accident
wher NJ Brown haf be.er run down
~ = iarre red touring car some two
uonrhs f,efo-e. He nskea a Few direct
sueFtiorE and tier turned her over 20
ne Izu-ye- for TIE other side.
--Hurc Holland counsel for th4 own
81 ~ me Automobile hesftates about
rrtrf-u tris lovely girl on TIE rack
- r--oss-crz1aiuario-s and when her
great air ewes Looked nalul rssIv into
-. Ne almost geft that ne case vas
loer
-w7raf sis YOU SAY vour name vas
rrke6 Holland eounEerirE about for
lenttrr question.
Ida Graves reuliec TIE witness
What Go rou 40 for livelihood.
frrIruea M Holland
LA turned 10 tse kfrflv-fares Judge
as II for erriararic- and over his
face came q sinister smile
-se rre-rr s-e rog 4 WORKING 30
~ s,nlrt-et ne nudge men rr-a-
frr ~ holland L. r-nwles and ccr-
rf-re.s- u rrfsr -t.. rr.r~ser u-rrrs sion
rfIs -~nr--la-r ars 49, --r-erf-.-.s -..--
4e4-f-~ - -fa cas- Mss Graves IA e.
lefr ~ refr----- trrrs man crrrF see
rfer cone r-re AID 49, -a---e rne
6erF usrr rfr enraf
-Tru take ~ oath f- rcu mar the
ctauafarr ala ror rourF r-e horn O.
said Holland
yes answered TIE witness
~TCu swear % rEzr a. Fourr reit-
sr-raf ILL., farre~
Enu many dimes AZ son uart the
rrfrrees 70 renesr trat srz-e--e-rg-s IN
rernoses Roe for the o-he~ side
Tkls started Z warfare oF objections
and exceptions The rwo lawyers and
a. sufee tecsrne involved iu Ieeas
fechrfcalitleE- HoIand askfrg ons
question and Roe cb5ecting. the Judge
seemingly sustasrlne al objections
The lawyers lntulEe6 ln pers0uali-
rEes and the jutEe pounded for order.
Quiet agaln reiEned Ed the courtroom
PROM NE etideuce before ne 4 REM
der a verdict 90 fasor ~ wr. Browu.
the plaintiff. for 81 600 The court ais
tzke e recess until o clock. annogDc-
&C ne Judge.
half ar hour later Ida Graves and
her maid entered = fashionable resfau-
rAuf. eecurec a table .r a cool corner
~ TIE foau and ordered q liE1t lgnch-
teen she bad cone INTO toan so f1e
f4rrest plea % old ST.. Brown. wcol-
So had seen injured nI tae tpur.ne
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
STATE BOARD OF
AGRICULTURE MEETS
Started Annual Session In Richmond
Last Friday Governor Mann
Make Address.

RICH MOND VA - Special H.
The state Board 90 AEriculurr Fri-
l4y began its annual mcetiu- DEE The
CLOAK room OF tlr Senate chamber
Nith seven of the Cen members ln at-
tendance President j. 81. Barker. OF
Henry, is presiding. and B. j.. Adams.
~ Charlotte. ls secretary
W a. EEghorn. j. j. Miller and "
N- Sprou4. committee Co inspect sites
toF new experimental farm Tor the
falle} az Virginia. submitted re-
port rccomme ending the purchase OF a
farm of some eighty acres within three
mules 81 Sfaunton. the price for which
lh ABOUT &l-o an acre. There are sew
eral farm buildings on the land.
Ihe matter is being dlac-s~ed al
some length. The report being one tnaf
"a attracting attention. The r...lrrtfre..
leetaTes shat The land is admirably
e4ltec 90 the purposes required and
tnat 10 o. 10 the heart OF an aErlcul-
tlrul section.
The report % the Auditing Commit
Mas -l1mitteo GO The board ana WAS
ADOPTED. Every expenditure and nufla.
eteIl soEt was attested. and the
.o-cneF- round correct The balance
To the credit 90 tLe department Is nor
cry large.
Governor Makes speech.
Governor Mann addressed The board.
lie go that DE would like FOR the
ooard O. r,st assured that he hsd mo-
special irt-. .st as between the ager-
ries ui the farming elemeur-h.
wanted chem Go co-operatt AND n. .-sr
.Nr very BEST results FOR the State hv
concerted action
Wherever have been o,.r rh.
State" said the coyerror Fl f,,.f ,r-.
agriculture Is today IN lr- r,.~- ..,,-
tnleltstlc point What we want tu
go. Hhaf ne must DO. is 90 s.e that
the enthusiasm which exists .- rrf.
r.r.. is r-.r.rI,- .l.-...r-.a
nays o.D'D.pND acres ot farm
.-r, l' .- -. '..- l.a'
...r.H Tl,.r .r..... .t.
.rr.r-..rl.. -r,r..,- ..
...n.r ...er- r.-r ''
,-.r. fF.r r.-n .,,. r-.-s
ID. r..If -. ri,.r ~. ...-1... -,.-l
...r. -r rh. e---. t- '-
href
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
JUBILANT OVER
UNION or CITIES
Singing Crowds Bern Lights. IRE Tor-
Pedoes and Otherwise Demon
state Their joy
RICHMoNn. ~ $50.

- III
Xrashirrfo~ sVe~s r-ef,,-,'.Sc -,
-l..ss,- - Il, 49, - 49,. -.,
.,-.-.-.. ...--- -. is1s
49,, ,,,.--,-.s..-, 80. -, -. . 80
rr,7,ts ,~e,s- = r-'rs@ ,,f,e,S -. 49, 49,
-,-5 - i-t--.-,..,~ - r - -, c.e
.-,.,--. - $500. !, 49, - w. pug ieeoly
80 --.-- - 80 ,-,,.. ~. Noeel
-f--a---s '--N-- NN@S ~oA GREATER
lse~.fsr,-- 4,,~ r,f,,.s--- 30 a. 49,.
rs-5.~e ,-Ss- rsss.e ~"- Dettet
no ffe Streets ~r6 ~e5 ilr-hts IL e,-..-,-
rr.....- ,,-t--4,s t.-..1 0fNl
rnfrtf,f,.1 f..--e 10 49, $3.50 $50, I
braurffr,l RS
~, ---a .,--,,-., rr..r, e.-. 60 -
end 10 rha o-rr~ 49, --~,-- -
,-,,,-sr .r--,-,- .--,-.t-,-- ~ -. 49, y,
~ f. r--,-,- r,.--,.S ia 49,. go 49,
r.-r.rss q, r,I,r.. +,,-f~ ...s,, -,., 49,
r-rr.-r z-a. 1,r-.-r--r ~ ..-------
-rnrr -r,p, -.rf-,-.'- 49,. 49, O.. .
s,~,e ~ -Sa t~-- ,r'-,,f-, 49,, -.
.-,,.t,tf,- rr = Sons --a -,-..e'.. "a
rrf.r q ..-s-- --- 49, -l,s --.,-.'.,.
, 81 4.-...-,.- -.r-.--r ..-,,-, t-,, ---..,-
ana r-rrref down tre sf~.rf t9 -,,e
.5-s ,r.t c5o,5 ~ fes-s g as q1'o o2e-
~ r-. + --..-----.. ..-,.s --,--, 49,,
KS g -rr s..-1 tt.-- ,---e
-- r-.-t- -.--.e- ,.-r--r ---,- ,...--
v.-. --- -,-s.- @-.-, 1888 ~.
--
~.'.h A--e morn
. 80 .Na.e -le fl.r lllrrln llCr
Na g. walk 81. trc -lr end 40 Sg.a S.
bono. This some ffu. bur tnr ma frr-
.tr ~ rrr~- r.rrr rrr tear -ra--s..f KS
-.--- +-.-- .-,, r-.-.- 80 .r.. .-.,..
...- ..- 49, -r..r- ...-..r -..
t
- .. t"- Grove iltre Ntr- ieH
VINO were NOT rartlru- nrlE Joyous. we
are Do- spelr.rc GO the -arts" Thcr
seemed rn rrr.n trr.- ..r...e -..r -.-.r
.--.-. --e n. s..- p .... -.-,..--..
-
".. N"-.- "l .r.I iti-..- ottrn
-n tfe MIDST 90 che lollrraroD to
"Lrre ru huE urrn fn.V were LOSING
because -n.r were .nrlrrrr..f tn t.rr
-r-.- -,r-..- .-r.-.r
$500. $3.50 ..-. $3.50. -..- ...,.-
- . NJ -.'
-..- .I'.-.- t ..-..- ..t'..-t.. q
.I.r "a- man VINO. tn spite nt fnt
fires and red lights was C-l-- uu and
down ErT street -rIfn q lantern ia
his hand nt..-.-r--rfl.r raa-t~- f0 fna
-r-r. --a 80. s $500. -.. -
~ "--~ SO - ~-.N
-.i- " l-ttli9 mas --- iAt-
L- some question 20 llul. Few
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

GENOA-SDeCial-It is understood
netr that the King of England is So
seriously ili that ouly "a Mediterranean
---e can restore his health. His old
Alin seriously and his stay al Biar-
fitE mas done h.m little good II was
announced today that accornuanied
~ queen Alexandria. ne viii sail on
lne royal yacht from here on April
goth for "A cruise In Italian Greet 80
African waters
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
LAUNCH BOOM FOR
JUDS0h HARMON
illinois Democratic League 70 Set
OF First Fireworks for Gov
ernor Of Ohio.

CHICAGO. Ill. Special At the JET
feroo1 banquet or TIE Illinois Demo-
cret L1AEus az the Press Club OF CHI
TIE serlieet % presidential boorus for
1914 ~ VII ts tkAf o. JadEon HAF-
rnon, Oeyernor o. O1tos according 10
=. A&Eos nee cf4iTnnAn Of the Ueulo-
cr4uc Antien2t Ccumittes. viii bs tke
sss .sss - go a. Ss,ssEs ges III
aEa A. = nRbbatk-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14
SEND RBINFORCRMRNFS
FOR GENERAL ESTRADA

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. 49, Special
General Gordon, the hllbuster chief.
ontwitted force OF State Department
detectives Thursday morning and sail
cd for Biusaelds with a squad OF rein
fOrcements for Estrada's revolution
airy army, just before a detail OF the
officers arrived at the wharf 90 hold
up the expedition.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14


r-.,--s S.oe,e ne oIsso tiA--'.s
-. - 5'.i-e~s ~ l1Ne sue .NSe
- ..,.-s.'...,.' - 49, :, 80 =
-, -. r,'s,,s 80
- -. -. -. -. 80
-. 49, -as - - Nl,lu-
"a A,s repi-i r,,.nnsrs
Il 50 Miss Graves hn 49,,
-xse're rofnc 10 anoeai that cnse vor
Know
~Whst .csser she ask.a
WY ~ ras~. .ha, A. 800 ,-ss. ..
starnmsrsa Holland
re lo,tss s~oS,,l FOR NJ Ro, Int
% ssd disappeared to let them arsst
il out aione. srs when seversi hour
later. ne rsssed them co1fortahl,- Isef-
tied ia a rustic seat ,.nder The trees
Rec fr-rs-a -Na- -r-ffr~s ------ s.
more persuasive ont of count faan in
t.
Wc-ts N-s srr0rr4 f.-- ana chi, frf-if
Suncay morning lound Russell roe ln
has white hanuels and ida in her
4atnDest summer frocks. arguing iu
me sur parlor-
But Mss Ida. IFS rank injustice. p
ne was saving. ITS the uleancst kind
ot a trick 90 20 over 90 the other side
l never would nave classe1 yc- with
me traitors
al pa mex traitor. answered
--l-a o-lsline Z t1lns lawyers on the
lN-e ana one cr Two individually
e n --- n.y. tleir whole
stoeE seems Gee oe calinE people hard
@ L-Nt--- a---el e OF
ftt .-tl-- al r" t-A caA about
-- N-l- --r TRAITOR
Wen VIII yuu 60 rowlrE with me
f.re r#..-r..r nr rrr--r som f-...r
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-14

A LIE 90 GsSk EerEkS@.
y se1Ffs 80 fpn % iovs toe&y
For all my fellow man.
fiL gl3cIy kncck noEa<kody 6ewu
To heiD kt1 NJ axs1n-
--L&fs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
eRIGWARE STILL At LIBERTY
Overland Bandit May BE in Canada,
According TO Officials Working
on the Case.

No trace has yet been discovered OF
Frank Grigwnre, the Overland Limited
mail robber, who made so sensational an
escape from the United States peniteutisTv
at Leaveuworth a few weeks ago. lie is
the only one Of the six who made the
escape that is still At large,
There is an impression that Grigware has
fled 10 Canada. In fact. tip has been re-
eeived by the LeAvenW orth prison suthori-
ties TO that effect.
II has recently developed that q friend Of
GrigwHres from Spokane was seen in the
vicinity Of the Leayenwortn prison about
a week before the escape. This friend was
at Omaha during the trial OF the Overland
Limited mail bandits and is thought 10
have known something OF the attempted
jail break Of the bandits from the Douglas
county jsi. which was frustrated by the
vigilance Of United States Marshal Warner
and The Pinkertons.
The Information that Grigwars may have
been aided in his escape from the vicinity
Of Leavenworth by some Of his spokane
and Occur d'Aleps friends comes from Pin
kerton sources.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
Heaps of Ruins
Tell Silent Tale
of Earthquake
Costa Ricsn City Laid to Waste, with
Over 500 Persons Killed-Csr-
negies Palace Destroyed.

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica. MAY THE earth
Quake which laid waste the town Of Carriage
occurred at $50 O'Clock Wednesday night II
continued about eighteen seconds. In the
brief space OF time the buildings Of the
place collapsed, bury'ing hundreds Of per
sons. The dead were first estimated at 500.
but Il is believed tonight that the fatalities
were much greater. Many hundreds more
were injured -Four hundred bodies were
recovered today.
Following the shock twilight was turned
10 the darkness Of midnight by clouds OF
dust that rose from the ruins Panic en-
sued and the cries Of the injured and flee
ing survivors filled the air. Cooler heads
hurried to the telegraph office TO summon
help from this city and Alsjuela, only to
find the operators dead, the wires down and
railroad traffic badly impeded.
As soon as the news reached San Jose
President Gonzales ViqueE. accompanied by
President-elect Rlcard JimineE, and many
doctors and nurses and a supply Of medi-
cines, started on a special train for the
scene OF the disaster 10 lend first aid TO the
survivors. Upon the presidents arrival al
Carriage martial law was proclaimed. Pro-
visions and clothing were also dispatched
from here.
Hundreds OF survivors are camPed out
side the ruined city awaiting trAnsporta-
ton to other points. They are being fed
at the public expense. Seven carloads Of
provisions have been dispatched from here
and Alajuela.
The beautiful Peace Palace erected at a
cost Of 100000 through the generosity OF
Andrew Carnegie was converted into pile
Of debris. Other public buildings met the
same fate Many Students at the college
! Of the Silesian Fathers were killed. Only
1 three OF them escaped uninjured
1 The tremors continue tonight and the
terror OF the people increases as time
passes. The popular fear Of further shocks
/ OF a severe character has extended TO the
| nelghboring towns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
NEW THOUGHT SOCIETY
HOLDING ITS CONVENTION
Annual GatherfBR of AssOcsa ton BE-
gins with Address bx DR.. d. q.
smith OF Council Bluffs.

The annual state convention of the New
Thought and Suggestive Therapeutic asso-
citation mel SATURDAY morning al the
vitapathic sanatorium, 1913 South Thir-
teenth street with about fifty members
and delegates in attendance.
The morning program consisted Of vita
pathic demonstra tons and an address by
DR. o. o. Smith of Council Bluffs on the
subject Of Suggestive Vibration" and a
demonstration Of the ultra violet ray
light
noon, in which fruits. vegetables and
cereals were served, the meal being dis
tinguished by the absence Of meats or
coffee.
The afternoon session. beginning at .
o'clock, was held a the Willard hotel The
address Of welcome was delivered by IL
b. Eleharty. on behalf Of Mayor James c.
Dshlman. The response was delivered by
Judge W. r. Akers OF Lincoln.
Al o'clock an address was delivered on
Some Changes in the Universal Substance
and Their Relation 10 Disease and Health
by Prof w. II. Lynchard Of Council Bluffs.
This was followed at $50 with an ad-
dress by Rev T. J. MAckay on the subject
OF Relation OF the Church TO New
Thought"
The afternoon meeting concluded with
an address on That We Know" by State
Railway Commissioner w II. Cowgirl
This evening al $50 a banquet will be
served The visitors at the MillRrd hotel
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
POWER WIRES ORDERED CUT
City Electrician Tells Street Railway
to Disconnect.
WIRES MUST GO UNDERGROUND
Assistant City Engineer Camper
Regrets Newly Laid PAvements
Must Be Torn I'D so soon
After Laying.

OF the power wire situation IN Omaha
with reference to the franchise rights, or
lack OF franchise City Electrician Michael
sen says:
have served the required notice on the
Street Railway company 20 disconnect its
overhead power wire from The candy fac
tory OF the T. J. O'Brien company This
has been done for the reason that the wire
IS in the underground district MY own
idea concerning The questions that now
confront the city and the electric light aud
street railway companies is that we should
have final finding by the courts as to the
exact rights of all parties in the premises.
] am acting under the advice OF the city
attorney department in taking the action
have IN the case Of the O'Brien factory"
Under the law the street railway com
pahy has thirty days in which to comply
with the order Of the city electrician
Another angle of the impending mix-up
is presented by the city engineers depart
sIHert,- touching the tearing up OF pave
nlents All Of the downtown districts not
renewed last season is now being repaved,
Andthe city engineer is wondering II these
new pavements will have 10 be shattered by
reason of ordering overhead power and
uEht wires underground.
1t viii be very reErettable If this &C
ours" said Assistant City Engineer Cam
pen Omaha has had entirely too much OF
that sort OF thing, and we were hoping
"that We had about seen the END Of it."