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ARCHIBALD
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In the proceedings before the IJorsa
Judiciary Committee he was r--r,I,-
ted 10 cross examine witnesses h,,,
II was explicitly stated by the cbotr-
man That the proceeding was a boar
ing ana not trial. In the hearings
before the committee the princinaI
charges which had led the President
aho the attorney General to take
acuon' were shown TO he utterly uu.
rounded when the evidence closed.
What charges the committee might
make could not be known to Judge
Archoanld or his counsel until they
were presented 10 the House.
Will Present Defense.
Judge Archibald. therefore. will
have no opportunity TO present his
0efense until he Is summoned before
The Sehate and until he has had n
nearing there. he asks that public
ed"
The statement took up in detail
The principal charges upon which the
judiciary committees hearings were
held. giving theSeas follows.
First. that IN a suit brought by
John W Peaie against the Marion
Coal company In which the Rolands
we're 'arRely Interested Judge Arch
haid had Overruled demurrer 10 he
complaint filed by the counsel for
ne Marian Coal company because the
Hollands had refused 20 discount a
certain $500 note witch Judge Arch.
bald bad endorsed
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WILSON
Confers With Samuel Gompers, Of the
American Federation Of Labor
During the Day.

TRENTON. y. J.. July 9.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson was in conference
for more than an hour this afternoon
Win Samuel Gompers and other OF.
hcials OF the American Federation OF
Labor After The meeting GOmpers
said.
We discussed with the governor
the platform adopted by the Balti.
more convention and expressed our.
selves as being in entire accord with
the planks which apply TO legislation
and principles affecting the rights OF
the working people Of the United
States.
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TROOPERS
Awaiting Orders ~ be Rushed 20
PAINT Greek y Fighting
Again Breaks Out

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Brown Again Named

GRAFTON. w. VA. July e-Tba
Democrats OF the second COMPRESSION.
al district in convention assembled
here today nominated for congress
from this district Congressman VIM.
O. Brown of Kingwood The nomin-
alton was made by reclamation. The
convention was called to order this
morning at 1870 O'Clock by Attorney
+. I. Martin and Honorable Chas. w
Bradnon OF Barbour county was seIec-
ted temporary chairman and VIM. G..
Lavelle Of Preston was made tempor-
airy secretary. The temporary organi.
zation Was made permanent. The
counties then proceeded 10 organize
and name a congressional committee
man. Tho resolution committee then
retired for a conference and during
this time Judge Cullop member OF
congress from Indiana addressed the
convention in a highly entertaining
manner. Following this the resolution
committee made It's report and the
nomination was made. The nominal
lng speech was made by Hon. Ben
Iiner
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Remnant Sale To-day.
L. s. GOOD CO.
ELECT CHAIRMAN
Meeting Of Democratic Committee In n.
Hold Tonight for This Purpose.

On wednesday evening. in the office
or the county commissioners. a meeting
VIII be held for the purpose OF selecting
chairman for the Democratic county
committee and so far several candidate
are in the field for the office. viz: II. :.
klncheloe. w. 2. Helfenbine. +. 5. wayt
and +. T. Hughes
george oldham is being boosted for
the office OF secretary. but II IS nor
dennitely known whether Mr.. Oldham
VIII accept. as his business may inter
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a ooetor's Wrong os.snosis Nay
NEAR cre.s Danger o. Ever
DEATH Ger Patient
VERY IMPORTANT FACTOR.
The United Doctor Give Reasons for
Their Extreme Care IN dag
nosins . Case.

Among the great tragedies OF life
perhaps the greatest Is doctors
wrong diagnosis OF an ailment or dis
ease Oearnfng the real sickness OF. a
patient. Thousands OF people who
are now In their graves might be we'll
and happy to-day IL the doctor had
really known just what ailment he
was really, treating the patient for.
What a great mistake II is 10 allow
physicians who. In their college days
barely Cleaned enough knowledge 10
pass their examinations. to attend
the seriously sick when on their
knowledge only too often a persons
life depends. And the horror of this
does not end with death. for there
are thousands OF living throughout
the land who are daily wondering IL
they are not 70 blame for taking the
word OF any one physician who may
have attended the deathhed OF a faith
er, mother, brother. sister OF relative
and accepted his word alone that
nothing further could be done for the
sick person.
The United Doctors, who have their
Wheeling Institute at AZ Twelfth
street (near Market street,. tell of a
bona fide case OF wrong diagnosis
made by two physicians practicins IN
suburban town. These two physi-
clans. for reasons OF their own, told
a patient OF the United Doctors that
he did not have consumption, in spite
OF the fact that the United Doctors
had previously told this sick man
twho lived in Sherrard), that he was
dangerously sick IN consumption.
and could not possibly live six months
without the greatest OF care. This
SICK man, however. had great conf
dence in these two physicians (who
belonged to the same school OF medi-
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ErrERTAINsrENr OF 8. PAuL-s
GUILD ENJOYABLE AFrAn

Last evening at the home OF Miss
blanche Larkin. the St Elizabeth Guild
OF II. PauIs church was deligh fully en-
vi aimed win social evening. and a
most enjoyable evening was sncpt IT.
meeting was the regular meeting q,
me guild. and music. both instrumental
ana vocal. and games was the diversion
OF the evening. At a seasonable hour.
uaintily appoinS-~ luncheon was
served
foioWing were the guests: Misses
Elolse Long. Margret Reese. Sara Grif.
nun GLADYS Morgan, Maude Springer.
Blanche Larkin.
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wo1LD's AUTOMOBILE
8Eco8p A0AIH BRoKUR

PORTLAND. Oregon. July s.
rricht In a Cino at the motor
car races to-day broke the
worlds record for 1--WE miles on
a dirt track for machines with
less than 900 inches dispiace-
ment. covering the distance in
minutes and forty-eight seconds.
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cummings; Wetzel. Thomas A. Shu-
man; Marshall. W. NJ. Kincaid; Ohio.
liam p. Campbell
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BattalIor R.uIr,n

I've companies took par in th~
battalion frili and review lasf even
inE and several hundred people rafb.
ered on FTfteerth street between
'hapnne and POI - vIfness fhe for
nation The battalion vas made III,
m Wheeling company so fs-g sfer
nenTile. NeW Castle. Turtle Greek
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Howard in Charge
For Wilson League

The woodrow Wilson league has opened
headquarters again in the Patterson
block, this time in rooms 5 and g.
Jerry Howard is in charge. The first
meeting probably will be held Saturday
night. Howard says there probably will
be a "blcw-out some time next week.
Mr.. Howard has decorated the rooms
with portraits of Wilson and w. j.
Bryan and even one Of George Wash
ington.
He. also has postcard picture OF
Faneuil hall stuck into the frame OF one
of the Wilson pictures. He proudly
points to Faneuil hall. where freedom
first shrieked" in America, and says
that is one of the first places he hunted
up when he landed in America from
ireland, twenty-seven years ago. Re
membering Mr.. Howards attachment for
ths'hall, Henry C. Richmond, now travel
ing in the east, sent the card to Jerry
to be put up in the headquarters. :,
rnond, owni. aechC yFnlrHell, rt- av tand >,
Howard says the league is ready to sup
port the entire democratic ticket from
Wilson down to whoever is running for
A big Wilson banner is be-
ing pa, nted, and permission has been se-
cured to string 1t from the corner of the
Patterson block TO one Of the lighting
poles of the street intersection.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Framer of Clever
Robbery Plot is
Given Long Term

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.--charles w.
Yates, said nto be the. framer Of a plot
that resulted in the robbery of $4,000 in
securities from Aaron Bancroft, a broker
was sentenced today to twenty-one years
in Sing Sing.
The Bancroft robbery was both daring
and clever. AS the broker was passing
through the corridor of the Produce ex-
change with an envelope containing the
securities two men bumped into him and
knocked him down. The envelope fell
from his hand
The two men helped the broker to his
feet with apologies. One Of the men
thrust an envelope into Mr.. Bancroft's
hand and the broker passed on. The en-
velope was opened later and found to
be q fake.
Charles Ross and Henry Barrett who
was employed in Mr.. Bancroft's office,
were also arrested. Ross is now serving
a four-year sentence in Sing Sing. Bar
rett is out on bail.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Proposed Advance on
Grain Rate from Iowa
to Chicago Help Up

WASHINGTON, Aug. pa uniform
advance by the Chicago Milwaukee &
Ut. Paul railway of one cent a hundred
pounds In the freight rates of corn, oats
feed and other commodities from points
of origin In Iowa, Minnesota and South
Dakota to destinations in North Dakota
and other states was suspended today by
the Interstate Commerce Commission un-
til December q.
Transcontinental railways are facing
suspension by the Interstate Commerce
Commission of advances in freight rates
proposed recently. The new rates to be-
come effective September 2, would in
crease the transportation charges of
many commodities from the Atlantic sea-
board to Pacific coast terminals. They
would also make some reductions to
inter- Rocky mountain destinations
Vigorous protests are being received
from eastern manufacturers and shippers
and Pacific coast jobbers and merchants
1t appears likely that many of the pro-
posed increases will be suspended pend
ing thorough inquiry.
Generally, the Increases would be made
by the cancellation of existing commodi-
ties rates, thereby forcing commodities
to take the higher class rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Gates Pet Dog Will
Have State Funeral

NEW YORK, Aug. zo.-A funeral of
state will be accorded Blondy, the pet
dog of the late John w. Gates, financler,
which is dead here The dog, of which
Gates thought so much that he had an
oil painting done of him, has been en-
balmed and tonight lies in state in an
uptown garage. No common soap box
was used, but a coffin covered with the
best quality of plush and lined with
white silk was prepared About the
dogs neck is gold collar with gold
bells, especially made for him in Paris.
There is a splendid pillow of flowers
contributed by employees and relatives
of the Gates family. The body is to bo
taken to Port Arthur, Tex, to be in
TERED on the Gates estate there with
fitting honors.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
LOVER TRIES TO STEAL GIRL
Murder is Feature Of Attempted Kid
naping at Belle Plaine, Kan.
WOMAN SUCCEEDS IN HIDING
Sam Wood Kills Farm Hand When
He viii Not Tell Him Where
Girl In and Fatally Beats
Her Father.

BELLE PLAIN, Kan, Aug. 20-James
Thompson. 16 years old, was killed and
Matt Manahan, farmer living near
Wood, 81 years old. In a fight at the
Manahan home. Wood and Manahan
were neighbors and the trouble occhred,
1t is charged, when Wood tried to kid
nap Manahan's 22-year-old daughter,
Ethel, The girl euded Wood by hiding.
Gaylord Manahan Is years old, the girls
brother, was slightly injured In the fight.
Wood escaped and posse Is pursuing
Thompson's home is in Wellington,
Kan, and he was employed at Manahan's
farm. He refused to tell Wood where
the Manahan girl was hiding and Wood
shot him through the heart, killing him
INSTANTLY The girls. father, who had
retired, heard the shot and rushed out
after Wood. who went into the yard
after shooting Thompson, Wood grab
bed an iron bar and beat Manaiian over
the head until he was unconscious and
then returned to the house to make a
further search for Miss Manahan. Gay
lord Manahan. son Of Matt Manahan,
was on his knees praying that his sis
ters life be spared. Wood attacked
him, but did not infliet serious injuries.
He promised the boy he would be spared
II he would help him get away. Wood
made a second search of the house but
failed to look in closet under a stair
way, where the girl was hiding. He
then made young Manahan drive him
two miles from the Manahan farm. He
entered cornfield and the boy returned
home with the rig and summoned help.
Wood was indicted at the March term
OF the federal court in this city for send
ing an obscene letter and postcard 60
Miss Minnie Owen, music teacher in a
Wichita music college. He was released
on a $1,5OO bound to be tried at the SEN
tember term of court
A bottle Of chIoroform and gold
bracelet were found in the buggy in
which Wood drove to the Manahan resi-
dence.
Wood shot himself when overtaken by
a posse Of farmers this afternoon near
his own farm, two miles north of Belle
Plaine. He ran from corn field into
the road and fired three bullets into his
breast. He was brought here in a diving
condition When he left Mahanan's son
Wood started toward his own farm. A
posse overlook him just as he reached
his home, where, It is believed, he was
going to get horse on which to escape. |
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
G. R. SHELDON IS TREASURER
Man Who Handled Republican Funds
in 1908 Reappointed.
HILLEs SEES C0NGREssMEN
Chairman of National Committee
Has Series of differences with
Republican Members That
Last All Lay.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-George Il.
tional committee in 1908. has been Sc
lected as treasurer Of the committee for
the present campaign. Charles d. Hilles,
chairman Of the republican national com
mittee, today made the announcement.
After a short conference with President
Taft early today Charles D. Hilles, chair.
man of the republican national committee,
went to the capitol to begin an all-day
series of conferences with republican
members of congress. There was no set
meeting, but members came and went,
having short talks with the national
chairman. All republicans in congress
were invited, though it was said some Of
the progressive republicans of the house
had announced their intention of not
going. mj@4l,
One of the first callers was Representa-
tive George Currey of New Mexico He
came to hand his resignation as a men,
ber of the republican congressional COM
mittee to Representative. Moore of Penn
who was calling on Mr.. Hilles
Mr.. Currey recently declared for Colonel
Roosevelt
Representative Wood and Representa-
tive Haugen of Iowa, both classed as pro-
gressites, were early callers.
Representative Rees of Kansas, pro.
gressive republican, talked with Mr.
Hilles. The two men discussed the situa-
ton in Kansas as 1t regards presidential
electors. r...
Big Scramble for Buttons.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-This was busy
.ers in this city. At an executive COM
nittee meeting of the woman's national
Wilson and Marshall organization Mrs
!. Borden Hartman was elected presi-
lent. The place had been offered to Miss
da Tarbell but Miss Tarbell said she
hought she could be more useful writing
lbout the, tariff.
Mrs. Hartman presided and spoke at
/ women's meeting In Union Square to-
lay. A near riot occurred when Mrs
hartman and other women began throw
ng campaign buttons to the crowd in
ront of the speakers stand. Hundreds
# boys and men were scrambling for the
buttons and soon the crowd surged upon
he platform. Mrs. Hartman was pushed
md almost knocked down in the rush,
md the other women on the platform
ared the same treatment.
Policemen were obliged to draw their
lubs to drive the excited crowd back.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Drill Master Kills
Self on Girls Grave

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2O.-The body of VIII
liam Toenyes, drill master in the
United States army and stationed at JEFF
ferson Barracks, was found this morning
in st. Peters cemetery, lying OH the
grave of Pearl Leroy, who killed herself
July because of unrequitted love for
Frank 3. Kehoe, chauffeur. The body
was discovered through letter written
by Toenyes to a st. Louis detective, in
which he announced that he was to end
his life and made arrangements for the
disposition Of his body. Grief over the
suicide of Miss Leroy, whom he said he
had loved, was given as the reason.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Elephant Runs
Amuck in Chicago

CHICAGO, Aug. 20--An elephant. crazed
1t is said by its keepers neglect to
give 1t water, burst its chains and es-
capped from show in Englewood today
Hundreds of persons were terrorized by
the maddened beast, which in it's flight
through streets, smashed fences, up
rooted trees and overturned one or two
small buildings. Police sent to capture
It were forced by the elephant to climb
trees, but showinen finally shackled it.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Seven Indictments
Will Be Returned in
Rosenthal Murder

NEW YORK, Aug. 20,Sam Schepps
was again the central figure In the Ros-
enthal murder case today when he APP
peared before the grand jury Tepsled to
repeat the story he told District Attorney
Whitman in which he corroborated In
many essential details the confession of
Bald Jack" Rose. duplicating Police
Lieutenant Becker in the kaling.
The district attorney was confident that
before nightfall indictments would be re-
turned against seven persons. Those to
be indicted are said to be-
Rozenweig lefty Louie; Horowitz
(Gyp the Blood; Clrofiei (Dago Frank
and Muller, CWhitey Lewis) the four al
legged murderers; Jack Sullivan and Will
liam Shapiro. and Lieutenant Becker on
a superceding Indictment.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
SMALL HOMES ASSESSED
HIGHER THAN BIG ONES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-The 1000
small homes Of government clerks and
workmen in Washington are assessed for
taxes at 30 per cent Of their true value.
while the fine residences of the fashion
able northwest section Of the capital
average only 20 per cent, according to e,
report today by house committee, led
by Henry George of New York, which
has been investigating the assessment and
taxation OF real estate in the District
of Columbia. The report condemns what
1t says is the under assessment Of Sem
ator Dupont Of Delaware and other mil
iionaires and charges gross discrimina-
tion.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
ROOSEVELT AND JOHNSON
WILL SPEAK I'M NEBRASKA

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. so-Eoth Theo-
dore Roosevelt and Governor johnson Of
California are TO make speeches in Me-
braska, according to ]. L. McB.ien, men,
Der of the Nebraska progressive execu-
tive committee. Colonel Roosevelt, Mr.
McBrien said today. will cover dates in
the state on his return from the Pacific
coast, and before he starts his campaign
In the south. Governor Johnson is 10
speak in Lincoln on September or 9,
the date OF the progressive state con-
vention, which has not been definitely dc !.
termined
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Democrats Will Hold
District Meetings to
Raise Campaign Fund

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 9O-(Spe-
cial elegraph)~Chairman Thompson of
the democratic state committee today
called district meeting of democratic
electors of the state as follows Lincoln.
Omaha, Norfolk, York, Holdrege, Alli-
ance, Valentine and Kearney, one for
each congressional district excepting the
last three, which are all in the Sixth
district. The purpose is to devise means
for raising funds and the conducting of
Uniform campaign for both state and
national tickets. The meetings are to be
held August 80, at p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
NORRIS WOULD INQUIRE
INTO KILLING OF ROGERS

WASHINGTON, Aug, 20.-Representa-
tive Norris of Nebraska today introduced
a resolution requesting the president to
send to the house all information he has
regarding the case of James Wood Rog-
ers, Californian who was killed in the
Central African jungles as the result of
a hunt of British soldiers who were Or
dered to capture him. The resolution was
referred to the foreign affairs committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
GENERAL AND
WIFE SHOT BY PRIVATE

X WARSAW, Russian Poland, Aug. 0.-
General Prince Nicolai Tumanoff, COM
mander of brigade in the garrison here.
was wounded in the chest today and one
of the legs Of his wife Princess Tumanoff,
was shattered by bullets fired by Private
Powanski, who entered the generals flas
and fired from his carbine. Several Of
ficers who were present also were
wounded, but they shot and killed
Powanski. The motive for the crime was
vengeance for punishment that had
been inflicted on Powansh by superior
officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Drastic Amendment
to Drug Act Ready
For Taft S Signature

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.--A far-reach-
ing amendment was added to the pure
food law today when the senate passed
Representative Sherley's bill, which in
cludes under the term misbranding as
used in the law any false statement, de. .
sign or device regarding the curative or
therapeutic effect of the contents of
package The measure will now go to
the president for his signature
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Heavy Rain Soaks
Southern Nebraska

BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. 2G-(special
Telegram.l-A heavy rain fas been fall
ing most Of the day and the ground is
receiving a thorough soaking. The moist
ure will save much of the corn crop.
The Blue river has been rising slowly the
last twenty-four hours and is almost out
of its banks. Heavy rains are reported
north and west Of this city
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Morehead Decides
to Take No Notice
(From a Staff Correspondents }

LINCOLN, Aug. 2o.-(special.)-J. II.
Morehead. democratic candidate for gov
ernor. has let 1t be known he will take
no notice of the letter sent to the press
by Governor Aldrich, challenging him to
joint debate and attacking Morehead,s
record. ..x.4.ss
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
Eight Thousand Men
Strike in Winnipeg

WINNIPEG, Man, Aug 20-All Can
adian Northern railway truckers on the
docks and freight sheds at Port Arthur,
Ont, struck today for higher wages.
They demand 271s cents an hour. Eight
thousand men are affected.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
BALLOON WITH FIVE
PASSENGERS is SAFE

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. a-The
balloon. California that went up last
night, carrying five passengers. was
sighted today at Santa Paula, between
Ventura and Santa barbara 1t was
feared that the bag had been driven out
TO sea and lost.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-21
The National Capital
Tuesday, August 20, 1912.
The Senate.

Convened at Ii a. IN. and went into
executive session.
Senator Penrose announced he would
make privileged statement Wednesday
regarding charges In connection with cor
respondence between him and John ID.
Archibald.