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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
CHANGE OF NAME UP AGAIN
Members of Episcopal Conference Re-
sumo Arguments Today.
COMES UP ON A MINORITY REPORT
plan t. 10 Have New Title PAGE In
the Book OF Common Prayer
Now I'm Use in the
Churches,

CINCINNATI. o., oct. 1A-Discusslon Of
the proposal to change the name OF the
church was expected to be resumed today
by the house Of deputies in the general
convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
church. Some Of the most eloquent and
forceful speakers among the clergy and
laity have already spoken in favor or in
opposition OF the change and others have
slgnIfied their intention Of doing so. The
debate, IL was thought would continue
through a good part OF the days session.
The question is before the convention in
the form OF a minority report from the
committee on the proposal to change the
title page OF the book OF common prayer,
which recommended that the name Prot
estant. before Episcopal church in the Uni
ted States of America" be dropped and a
recognition of the fact that the church
is a part OF the Holy Catholic church,
be inserted.
A Joint session OF the two houses was on
the program for this afternoon.
The junior auxiliary and the Woman's S
auxiliary were scheduled to hold joint
conference Bishops Graves Of Shanghai
Horner, Asheville; Paddock, East Orange
n. j.. were listed as speakers.
A mass meeting Of the Girls Friendly
Society in America is to be addressed by
Bishop Osborne and Bishop spalding.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
PROOF OFFERED OF ACCUSATION
Editor Howard Performs what He
Deems His Duty 20 Public In
Exposing HItchcock's Com
nectiOn with BARLEY.

"Hr Howard you have made the as
sertion publicly that the democratic
nominee for United States senator,
q. M. hitchcock, ought to withdraw
from the race because he was a bone
fioiary Of the BARLEY embezzlsment, in
the same way that a former candidate
for @ state office on the republican
ticket was, who withdrew in response
to a general demand in which the
World-Herald, D1r. Hitohoock'g paper,
joined ana you say you have the evil
asnoe TO support your charges. As this
IS q matter affecting pubic interests
and q subject on which the voters of
Nebraska have a right 20 be fully in
formed, The Bee asks you to give de-
tails OF the transactionp ON whioh your
cnArges are based along with exhibits
which may tend TO corroborate them.
We ssk that you give 1t to the public
now sufficiently in advance of the
election that the accused may answer
ana offer any explanation he may have
in mitigation or Belf-dsfenBs so the
voters may form their judgment with
knowledge of all the facts"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
,rg ,,',.n, so,! "r,S "'N HARGED
Colonel Roosevelt Denounces the New
York State Democracy.
TAKES A SHOT AT TAEIIANY HALL
Declares that if Dix should BE
Elected Governor He Would BE
POwerIcss in the Hands of
His Masters,

DUNKTRII, n. Y. oct. 14-"wau street
and Tammany Hail have struck hands,
said Theodore Roosevelt when he opened
his campaign for the republican state
ticket here today.
Speaking in Washington park. Colonel
Roosevelt denounced the New York state
democracy with all the emphasis which he
could command.
I'VE are fighting for the rule Of the peo-
pie against the most shameless combina-
ton of crooked politics and crooked finan-
ciers our state has seen since Tweed was
driven from power" he declared John \.
Dix. democratic candidate for governor
he dismissed with few words as the "re-
spectacle and unimportant fgurehead OF
Tammany Hall" to elect whom he said
Wall street was doing all in its power be.
cause II knew him and the people did not
III elected he would be utterly power
less in the grip Of his masters" said the
speaker. The delegates to the conven
ton represented nobody, not even them.
selves" he shouted. Mr. Murphy was
everything"
After speaking in Dunkrk Colonel Roose.
welt departed for jamestown, where he is
to deliver his second speech.
To Outline Campaign.
CLEVELAND, o., oct H-On his way
to New York to begin his campaign for
the republican ticket Theodore Roosevelt
passed through Cleveland early today. His
train stopped here half an hour, but Colone
Roosevelt remained in his stateroom
Colonel Roosevelt is to put in a hard day
Of campaigning in New York state seven
speeches having been arranged for hin
| by the republican state committee. His
first one Is to be delivered at Dunkirk
He will also speak at jamestown, Sala
manca, Wellsvile, Hornell, Corning ant
Elmira. Leaving Elmira late tonight, he
will reach New York tomorrow morning
On his arrival Colonel Roosevelt viii
meet several members Of the state com
mittee and outline with them a plan FOL
his other campaign speeches in the state
He expects to cover the state as thoroughly
as he can without making too great de-
mands on his strength and is planning
! fight which will make the campaign
! lively one. He spent some time on hi,
train last night in preparing his openinl
speech in Dunkirk and it is expected tha
! in it he will make an onslaught on tn,
democratic party Of New York, which h,
! characterized in his speech at St Louis
as 'an unholy alliance between Wall stree
and Tammany Hall"
After meeting the state committeemer
| Colonel Roosevelt is to return to oyster
Bay to rest over Sunday. lie hopes t
/ have his brief respite from politics in alb
solute quiet and TO see no visitors EariI
next week he will start out again.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
City of Havana is
Swept by a Gale
Tropical Storm Over Cuba, Reach
ing as Far as the Isle
of Pines.

TAMPA Fla, oct 14.-A message from
the government wireless station at Key
West at 7:2O o'clock reported the steam
ship Olivette just outside the bar unable
to make port on account of heavy seas.
The wind is unabated at about fifty to
sixty miles an hour. The steamship Comus,
spoken forty miles west of Tortugas, is
proceeding on its course. II reports a wind
velocity Of sixty miles an hour
HAVANA, Oct. 1.-THE full force Of the
storm the approach of which was heralded
yesterday, struck this city at l O'Clock
this morning. The gale brought with 1t a
deluge of rain Most of the street lights
were extinguished and the city was dark
in the early hours.
At o'clock this morning the wind wal
blowing strongly from the southeast ant
rain fell UP TO then only minor damag,
had been reported. The storm, after sweep
ing over the Isle Of Pines yesterday after.
noon, moved eastward, ana then shifted e
the west, affecting chiefly Matanzas, Ha,
wanna and Pinar Del Rio provinces. 1t /,
feared the tobacco crop in Pinar Del Ric
will be ruined by a washing out of the
seed beds.
KEY WEST, Fla, Oct H-The heavy
wind and rain storm which swept this city
throughout last night continued this morn.
ing. the wind coming from the southeast
and accompanied by a falling barometer
According to the weather forecaster, tho
tropical storm is centered in the Yucatar
channel ard still moving in u westerly dl.
Tection.
The steamer Miami, which sailed from
Knights Key yesterday afternoon in the
storm, arrived here at 10 o'clock last nigh
after a terrible trip.
The Belen observatory reported Just be
fore noon that the vortex of the storm was
passing over Havana.
The velocity of the wind did not increase
materially during the day, but rain fell IL
torrents. Traffic at the port ceased ant
business throughout the city was prac
Ideally suspended.
The newspaper plants were inconven
fenced by the cutting off of the electric
power Ell Mundo was the only morning
paper appearing today.
1t is reported the storm devastated the
town Of Casilda, on the south Of Santa
Clara province, and that many persons
there were killed. 1t is also reported tina
the Isle of Pines suffered severely wher
the gale doubled on It's track. Intelligence
from the interior is meager as a conse
quence Of the interruption Of telegraph anC
telephone communication.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15

cat That's the scrapper that got the
worst OF g." me remarked
NOW III show you the turtle. His name
is Pete" With that no led the way 20 the
aquarium in front Of the establishment.
Pecring over the side Johnny emitted an
exclamation Of wonder. "Weu, what do
you know about that" he unused
on the summing board lay the frog, softly
painting and trembling. The fine green
coat Of HIS left lex WAS entirely gone and
tho bruised flesh was exposed.
you must have just missed fight that
was . flsht," he said. "Ons OF the sunfs-
has chewed this fros up In god SHAPE"
why, / ala notice a lot OF Jumping
around in the water and that's what made
me ask about the cat and turtle fight. .,
the Dodge county man said
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
CFrom a staff correspondents


COLUMBUS, Neb., Oct. 14.-(Spe-
cial. Requested by The Bee to make
public any evidence or exhibits he
might have in substantiation of his
charge that Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock,
democratic candidate for United States
senator. had been a beneficiary of the
State Treasurer Joseph S. BARLEY de-
falcation, Edgar Howard, editor of the
Columbus Telegram, has opened the
famous BARLEY Cigar Box" and a
portion of its contents is for the first
time made public.
Mr.. Howard has in his possession,
which he exhibited TO a reporter for
THE Bee, photographs of many letters
and kilograms which passed between
MIR. Hitchcock and Mr.. BARLEY. sew
eEal of which he gave out for publica-
tion. These exhibits tell of Mr
Hitchcock's application for loans of
various amounts; of his request to
have payments deferred; of proposed
meetings between BARLEY and Hitch
cock. The records in the possession
OF Mr. Howard contain references to
other parties, but these persons, said
Judge Howard. need have no fear that
their names will be made public.
Evidence that / have of others who
were connected with Mr.. BARLEY and
MIR. Hitchcock is very slight" he said
and Affects only two or three very
wealthy men. Unless It becomes
necessary for the benefit of the state
their names will not be divulged. My
lips shall be sealed forever"
Demands HitchcociS's Withdrawal.
Through his newspaper Judge How,
ard has made a request OF the demo,
cratic state committee to insist upon
the withdrawal of Mr. Hitchcock and
20 the committee he has submitted az
engraving OF one of the Hitchcock let
ters, here reproduced.
Judge Howard first made his charg,
against Mr. Hitchcock some foul
weeks ago. after having fought his
AbAAAA1AANl uNAhAN NAN lAAAAaAgs SINK
the first appearance Of his charges h,
has been the subject Of many newsps
per articles, some commencing him
while a large number OF editors Of hii
own political faith have denounced
him severely. Mr. Hitchcock an
swered the charge by calling Howard
liar through hiy paper and by a de
nunclation Of his private life.
Judge Howard exhibited genuin,
reluctance in giving out to the publ,
the evidence he has accumulated {,
substantiate his charges He said:
In all my experience as a newspa
per man and an active worker in part!
politics for twenty-six years this Is tn,
arst time that l have been unable {,
support a democratic nominee. Their,
have been times when the nominee al,
not suit me. but never when / eoul,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
SUBMIT REPORTS ON MISSIONS
workers Tell of the work Now He
ing Conducted in the Parkway
Foreign Fields,

BOSTON, oct 1.-THE centennial cele-
bratlon OF the founding OF the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
slons ended today when dozen or moro
missionaries detailed the board achieve
mcnts iu foresn fields.
Lester II Baals, a physician attached
70 the Marathi mission I'm India, said that
last year 5000 cases Of illness were treated
by the five America and two native doc
tors connected with the mission.
The need Of Christian schools in the vii
lagos Of India were emphasized by Rev.
Edward Fairbanks OF the Marathi mis-
sion,
The annual meeting Of the board next
year win be held ln Milwaukee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
Cattle Rate Cases
Are Being Heard
in Circuit Courl
Railroads Seek to Set Aside the In.
terstate Commerce Commits
sion Order.

ST. PAUL, Mimi oct. H-Judges San
born, Vandevanter and Adams OF the
United States circuit court are today hear
ing the cattle rate case.
This action is participated in by nearly
all of the western railroads, except the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific, and
is an attempt to set aside an order issued
by the Interstate Commerce commission
about two years ago, making sweeping re-
duction in the cattle carrying rates from
all points west of Chicago and st. Louis.
The order is in effect now and governs
schedules in about 5000 hauling rates for
the west.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
HUNDREDS OF SAILORS ARE
DROWNED IN BALTIC SEA
Hurricane sweeps Along the Coast,
Causing Great Loss of Life
Among Russians.

ST. PETERSBURG, oct IA hurri-
cane swept the eastern coast Of the Baltic
sea last night, causing many wrecks and
the loss Of hundreds Of lives among the
sailors.
Throughout the night lights Of distressed
vessels could be made out, Three sailing
vessels foundered off the Gulf Of Riga.
Some Of their men were rescued
The tide today cast up quantities Of
wreckage, including timber, naptha cans
and boxes Of merchandise At Mitau the
wind tore down whole rows Of houses.
trees and all telegraph wires.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
Sunfish Pulls Skin off
Frogs Leg in Tank Fight

In the act Of pointing out to a Dodge
county visitor the turtle that had van
qaishcd a cat, Johnny the steward Of a
Faruam street Gaze discovered TO his hor-
ro- Friday that another aquarium fight
had transpIrod. lie found tho prize frog
lying IN a saspiHE condition on the sun
Ming board, with the skin Of one leg com
ulctslg torn Off,
The discovery occurred ns the regult o,
the Dodge county maas curiosity. Say,
be asked, is this the place where the
turtle cked the cate
You bet Il ,s," responded Johnny.
Want TO see enc The Dodge county
man did ThoroIpon Johnny came out
from behind his enclosure and called the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
Senator DOlllver
Slightly Better
Spends a Good Night and No New
Symptoms Have De-
veloped.

FORT DODGE, Ia, oct 1.-That Senator
Dolliver is not afflicted with valvular leak
age Of the heart, as has been rumored, was
the statement made today by Mrs. Doiiver.
The senator is steadily increasing in
strength and 1t is believed II he can be
kept from working his complete recovery
will be a matter of only a few weeks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
Man Dead
IN Morning Fire
Frank Askins Caught in Lead Resort
When it Was Destroyed by
Flames.

LEAD, s. D.. Oct H.-Frank Askins, a
miner lost his life in a fire in resort here
early this morning. Three women inmates
were injured and several were carried out
by firemen, Askins recently came here
from Lincoln, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
CLAUDE WHITE SCARS OVER
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
English Aviator, in His Machine,
Calls and Pays His Respects TO
General Allen.

WASHINGTON, oct. H.-Claude era
hame-White, the English aviator today
flew from Bennings race track to Wash
ington, a distance OF over three miles, and
made a successful landing in Executive
avenue, between the White House and the
state, war and navy building.
The flight was made for the purpose OF
paying respects TO General Allen, chief sig
nal officer Of the army. Official business
in the big government building was sus-
pended in order to welcome the aviator.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
Thlbet is Again
Wrought Up to
Exciting Stage
Abbott Sentenced to Be Beheaded,
but is Spirited Away by
the People.

LONDON. Oct. IA news dispatch from
Calcutta says intense excitement exists in
Thibet.
The Chinese authorities at L'hassa ar
rested the Dalai Lama's representative,
an abbott, and sentenced him to be be-
headed, The people were so angry that
they spirited away the abbott. He had
been accused Of sending supplies to the
Dalai Lama at Darjeeling, British India.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
JAMES STUR6 FATALLY BURNED
Gas Explosion I'm Kansas city Room
Ing House iE serious TO For
ner Iowa Man.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct lA-James
Stubb, formerly proprietor Of restaurant
in Sioux City Ia, was fatally burned in a
fire caused by a gas explosion I'm a roominE
house at 20 Central avenue, Kansas City,
Kan. early today.
Mrs Katy Nalet, IS years old, who came
here from Sioux City week ago, was seri-
ously burned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
Beymer ICillcd by Cars.

CLEARWATER Ecb oct H-tspecial
Tslcg -Psariey. Ecymer aged p years,
a NorthU -steru brakeman, was killed early
this morning here, rnissing has footing and
falling under the wheels His body was
badly cut 10 pieces, the head being severed
az was a leg and the arms Beymsr's
brother Howard. formerly a brakeman,
lost a leg at West Point five years ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15

not conscientiously work for his cleo
ton. In this instance, having in my
possession proof that Mr.. Hitchcock
was a participant in the defalcation of
the state treasurer, 1 cannot give him
my support.
Duty to the Public.
81 dislike to give publicity to the
facts which l have, but there is no
other course open for me. l asked
Mr.. Hitchcock to withdraw from the
ticket and permit the democratic state
committee to nominate one in his
place against whom no such charge
could be made. But he refused
Again / asked that he step aside and
again he refused.
80 / have a duty to perform, and
were / to hesitate now / would not be
worthy of the trust l hold as the edi-
tor of a country newspaper. To those
friends who believe in me and who
have demanded of me nothing further
than my word in this case, l feel that
! owe something more 1t is my duty
to justify their faith. To all the peo.
pie of the state who have not had the
opportunity to learn of the participa-
ton OF the dem cratic nominee for
senator in the BARLEY storage l feel
that it is my duty to give them an op-
portunity to know the facts which ]
know
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
Get your want ad
ready for Sunday s
paper

You will want a servant
You have vacant room
You want to sell something
You want to buy something
You have a bargain to offer
You want a loan
Anything, everything-it will fit
in these columns
If you can't come down.
call Tyler 1000 and a cheerful
staff viii prepare your ad
and place it.
That's all.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
BARLEY Not chief offender.

at is with genuine sorrow that ]
now give out for publication even
these few exhibits which show the
financial relationship Of G. M. Hitch
cock and Joseph S. BARLEY. l have
nothing against Mr.. Hitchcock person
ally and l would have spared him this
humiliation were it possible, but it is
not. Neither do l seek to drag from
the tomb of oblivion any skeleton
which might by any man be regarded
as a desire on my part to fan into new
blaze the flame of an unkind senti-
ment against Joseph S. BARLEY.
have often written in denunciation of
his conduct as state treasurer, but ]
never did and do not now regard him
as the chief offender in that unfortu-
nate matter. He was the victim of a
believed in his friends and believed in
them without limit. In loaning the
public money he simply followed a
system which had prevailed through
the years in that office. He was una
BILE to turn over to his successor the
public moneys of the state, because.
and only because, the men to whom he
had loaned the money were unable or
unwilling to make good the amount
of their borrowings"
Follows a Precedent.
In requesting the withdrawal of Mr..
Hitchcock Judge Howard not only be-
lieves that he has done his duty as a
citizen, but also that he is following
a precedent, which the democratic SEN
atorial candidate helped to establish,
when he assisted in creating public
sentiment which caused a republican
candidate, in the position now occu-
pied by Mr. Hitchcock, through Judge
Howard's activity to withdraw his
name from the ticket In his public
/ request Judge Howard called the at
/ tention of the democratic candidate
to this fact, and he also has referred
/ TO the conviction OF a banker on a
charge OF borrowing money from the
/ state treasurer,
In securing his documentary evil
dence Judge Howard was compelled to
go into other states and TO DO consid-
cradle travelling over Nebraska, and
4 he steadfastly refused to make any
part Of it public until he had secured
sufficient exhibits to convince himself
and on his belief, the public, that his
charges were true In every particular
Document Is Very Plain.
Judge Howard gave out the pho,
| tographic copy Of the letter in refer,
ence 10 the $1,000 loan, or application
for the loan, because he said It was
simple and plain, and no man could
read II without being convinced thai
he had substantiated his charge.
81 have many other documents
which also substantiate my charges,
said Judge Howard, but those where
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
Assert that Many Had Never Seen
Their Claims.
CURED IN BALLINGER INQUIRY
Land Office Took Up Cases After
Some Delay.
TWO GROUPS OF DEFENDANT;
states District Court Sitting at
Tacoma and News TeIe-
ErnphCd 90 wnshinEtOn.


SEATTLE, oct. A-Charles #. Monday,
George Smmonds and Cornelius Chris
topher all prominent Seattle men, were ar
rested here late today on indictments
charging conspiracy to defraud the gov
ernment in the Alaska coal cases. They
were released under bonds Of 1850 each.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska Generally fair.
For Iowa Generally fair.
For weather report see page 2.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-27
QUESTION BRAVERY
OF POLICEMAN FICCA

SPOKANE, Wash. July 81
Editor The Spokane Press: Know
ing that your journal is fearless
in publishing the wrongs done to
the citizens of our city, l will ask
you the favor to publish as follows:
There appeared in a Seattle Ital-
ian journal titled ii Lavoro an AR
ticle commencing Officer Nick
Ffcca upo nhis bravery in arresting
me and four other friends in the
act of playing a sociable game of
cards, such as is permitted in any
place in the city for cigars and
drinks.
First l will explain the conduct
of the same officer and his bravery
as guardian of the peace.
One night some time past this
very same hero of the local force
sat sleeping on chair at 21S North
Bernard street, cigar store and
pool room, from a. m. till about
$3.50 a. H., the time which the place
closed, and the watchful officer,
dressed in uniform and on duty, had
to be disturbed from his deep slum-
Der, much to his disgust. Such Off
Ger draws salary from the taxpay-
ers of our city, and in return we
get the service mentioned. Still he
Is called brave! This can be proven
by at least six witnesses who were
present,