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Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
WHEN MY DREAMS COME TRUE.

james Whitcomb Riley.
When my dreams come trur-whcn my
dreams come true
Shall ! lean from out my easement in the
starlight ana the dew.
To iSten-smile and listen, to the tinkle of
the strings
OF the sweet guitar my lovers fingers fondiaj
as he sings?
And as the nude moon slowly, slowly should
ers into view,
Shall l vanish from his vision-when my
dreams come true?
When my dreams come true-shall the sim
pie gown | wear
Be changed to softest satin, and my maiden
braided hair
BE raveled into tiossy mists of rarest fairest
gold,
To be minted into kisses. more than any
heart can hold?
Or "the summer or my tresses' shall my
lover llien 10
The ferVOr of his passion when my
dreams come true?
When my dreams come true-I shall bide
among the Sheaves
OF happy harvest meadows and the grasses,
and the leaves
Shall | lift and lean between me and the
splendor of the sun
Till the moon Swuons into twilight: the
cleaners work is done
Save that yet an arm shall bind me, even
the reapers do
The meanest sheaf of harvest-when my
dreams come true!
When my dreams come true! When my
dreams come true!
True love in all simplicity is fresh and pure
as dew
The blossom in the backest mold is kindlier
to the eye
Than any lily born of pride that blooms
against the sky,
And so it is l know my heart win gladly
welcome you,
My loveliest of lovers, when my dreams
come true
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

The Interstate Sheriffs' association.
that has just concluded the sessions of
its annual meeting in Omaha, is
the outgrowth of the movement for or
ganiZation that has manifested itself so
strongly in all departments of civic,
political and industrial life in recent
years. The sheriffs rs the peace officers
Of our various communities, can GER
tainly accomplish much for law and or
der by cooperation with one another
and the employment of uniform meth
DDS. Shertfs, in the very nature of their
offices, are frequently called on to work
together. Although the jurisdiction for
which they are held responsible is only
single county, their duties often ex-
tend not alone over their own state, but
over the surrounding states as well. Any
organization, therefore, that brings the
sherilfs together periodically for the pur-
pose of cementing acquaintance and dis
cussing questions which affect them all
in common, performs II useful function
and deserves popular approval and en-
couragement.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

NEDRiShI REPJBBIC1N LE1bUE.
The call is out for the annual conven-
tiou of the Nebraska Republican league
at Omaha, June ~, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to represent Ne.
braska at the Republican National
league convention to be held ut Detroit
next month. 1t is specially urgent that
ut this state convention full representa-
tion of all the republican clubs be had
for the reason that Nebraska will cX-
tend an invitation to the national league
20 iiS uuOn Omaha as the 1SUS meeting
place.
Not only would the securing Of this
national convention be of inCalculable
advantage in bringing a large body of
influential men to the TranSmiSSiSSippi
Exposition ana familiarizing them with
the resources and industrial conditions
of the western states, but it would give
Il stimulus to the work of republicans
and republican organizations Ill along
the line. Such Il great gathering of rep
rcsrntativc republicans from all over the
United States just aS the state campaign
of lS!,S is about to open would encourage
Nebraska republicans wonderfully in Il
grand effort to regain control of the state
government. The enthusiasm of the ma
tional league meeting if brought within
such close range may be expected to
pervade the whole rank and file of the
party and give added strength to the
republican ticket.
In view of these facts republicans
throughout the state should see to it
that the state convention is well at
tended by representative men and II
strong delegation sent to Detroit whose
members will omit nothing to bring back
with them the location of the next ma
tiUnal meeting at Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
THE OMAHA DAILY REE THURSDAY JUNE II. 1897.

said: Things that were as II dead
have sprung into life Business that
was declini IA has begun to experience
a revival. yIouses that were empty
have been tlled. Buildings that were
dlapdatcd Nave been put in repair.
Streets that were quiet have been filed
with life. Tfdde that was dull has been
aroused to activity. Citizens who were
depressed havd become hopeful. The fu-
ture that was gloomy has become
bright" Pct4iaps the prosperity editor
can convert the calamity editor over to
the flock of citizens who were de-
pressed, but have become hopeful"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
SCHEME FOR SETTLEMENT
turkey to Keep Mountain Crests on From.
tiers Of Thessaly.
NOT ALLOWED TO RETAIN ANY VILLAGES
Powers submit Their Plan for De-
limitation Of the Frontier
between Greece and
Turkey.

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 15.-Delayed in
Transmission. THE ambassadors OF the
powers submitted to the Turkish government
yesterday the scheme for the deliniitation of
the frontiers of Greece and Turkey as drawn
up by the military attaches of the different
embassies during the recent visit to Thes-
sally. 1t gives to Turkey the mountain
crests on the frontiers of Thessaly, but the
Turks are not allowed to retain any of the
villages OF Thessay. Tewfk pasha, the
Turkish minister for foreign affairs, said
he would submit the plan to the sultan and
TO the cabinet.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

, Yonkers Statesman. The Wife Doctor.
can You 10 anything Tor my husband?
Worrying about money"
"oh, can relieve him OF that ali right"
Detroit Free Press: Madam, Is your son
| eNpecttns 70 carry on any honors at college
No, poor follow: he injured his kneecap
IN the first game OF the season"
Indianapolis Journal; at will only take q
few good real summer days" mused the leo
cream soda, TO make me hot favorite.'
Judge: Summer Roarder- on. Mrs Fur.
row WIN you let me have -four OF your big
Mrs Furrow O,igh.y lottereb Certainly,
Summer Roarder--Four viii be enough |
want to use them for quo'ts.
Detroit Frce pr,sS Clara-pid you have
any trodblc in getting him Co propose?
Maude--No | suggested that you were
after him.
indianapolis Journal: She No gentleman
should call ON lady after drinking iatoNi-
He That is SO. but how is he to know
until he sees hrr2
indianapolis journals "Are YOU aware.
colonel asked the young person, that the
human body is more than four-hfths
"tlumanity," said the colonel more to
himself than 10 the insignificant youth. "hu-
mantty is tah from puftect."
New York Truth. Tommy twho has been
r"7ding mStory)-Arc kings always good.
papa?
His Father-No. not always my son; they
are not very good when they are up against
aces.
Washington star; "'rhIs Is a wonderful
age of invention" remarked the Young man
OF serious inclinatous
Yes replied the skeptic, 'and the new
machines We are getting du not show that
fact nearly as much as the stories Invented
hN inventors about the things they are gO-
ing TO invent.
Globe Democrat: Tramp I'm awful hun
SrN an' amt ct nothin' frt q week; can't ye
gih mo sumlin' tcr eat professor
lfot. y Kay mptONCmcnt--1O 1Ou'rC the very
man ] m looking for. Come in and TT pho
tosraph fun mrdi on your epiglottis
Chicago Post: The manager of the roof
Saruen dashed the paper down.
Now, what do YOU think Of that?" he
asked
What is it?" Inquired the treasurer
~ petition from some hirNriists who want
mo 10 construct bicycle track around the
nall 50 that they can enjoy themselves while
trey are witnessing the performances"
\ DEADLY MESS.
Indianapolis Journal.
There was young maid in Dubuque,
Who ate an assortment of Cuuue-
lmherS and cream,
And now, 1t would seem.
She is gone beyond praise or rebuque.
Detroit Free prcss.
Don't dcspsc the man who kicks
Every factor comes In play;
He NAV vet get in some licSs
That Will help things come your way.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
DEMOCRATIC DhFENSE or PROTECTION

DEMOCRATIC DEFENSE or PROTECTION.
one Of the ablest speeches delivered
thus far in the tariff debate is that OF
Senator McEnery of Louisiana, demo
crat who, as he himself declared, has
derived his tariff views from jefferson
and Jackson, and he vindicatcd those
views by quoting from those eminent
democratic authorities. Mr. MclInery'S
speech was chiefly devoted to an advo-
cacy Of adequate protection for sugar,
but he urged that it is the duty of the
government to protect all American in
dustries, to the end that our great re-
sources shall be developed ana the labor
OF the country given full employment.
Il believe in making this country
greater" said the Louisiana senator.
so far rs the government can increase
its prosperity it is its duty SO to do"
He declared that the ration was com
mitted more than century ago to the
protective system and said that the true
doctrine of democracy was not directed
to the destruction of our industrial Sys-
TEN, "the putting out of furnace fires,
tlIe SIltHcluS VI lne DuSv mum OI our
looms or the whirring of our Wheels.
or, worse than all, to the paying of Il
premium to foreign pauper labor and
the impoveriShment of our toiers in
every industrial occupation" Mr. Nc
Emery secuted the idea that protection
is unconstitutional and said that the
democratic party will never risk n cam
paign before the people and say that
incidental protection means opposition
to the encouragement of American in
dustries.
This reminds one of the protection ar
gumentS of that sterling democrat, Sam
uel j. Randall, but that statesman rep
resented a district of the great manu-
featuring state Of Pennsylvania, while
McEnery is 4 southern democrat,
hence the significance of his defense of
protection. The Louisiana senator is
correct in his conclusion that protection
is an established American doctrine,
which no party will hereafter attempt
to overthrow, and the south may in time
become as much stronghold of protec-
ton rs New England.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
Suninery Advice.
Washington Times.

Friends, the hot weather is about to ar.
rive, and the sun is much more active and
tireless than any of us can expect to be
Let US not try to rival MIN in his own pc
culiar line. We cannot be as warm a thing
as ne is If we try ever so hard; and we
cannot make the world vegetate one whit
the faster. Let us not chase street cars, and
wear hot clothes, and rave at the stagnaton
of business, and scold our office boy. Let Us
initiate the good qualities of the sun by
taking the shortest road to our business and
being quiet, and we shall accomplish all that
is necessary
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
SAYS SPANISH ARE DISHEARTENED
Regulars Do hut Very Little of the
Fighting in Cuba.

NEW YORK, June 16-On board the
steamer Seguranca. which arrived today from
Havana. was F. r. Winn of Sherman Tex,
who has been for some time with the in
surgent forces at Pinar del Rio. in the west
end Of Cuba. Winn succeeded in crossing the
trocha and reached Havana last Thursday
and managed to elude the Spanish officials
hnaily getting on board the Seguranca with
out molestation Mr.. Winn is the bearer OF
important dispatches to the Cuban junta in
this city. He is quite sanguine of the ulti-
mate success of the insurgent cause and says
the Spaniards are disheartened and weary OF
the fight Their guerrillas have all been
Killed off by the Cuban sharpshootels and
the Spanish regulars do but very little fight
ing
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

The system now in vogue of apprais-
ing real property for sale under fore
closure is urgently in need of radical
reform. The law contemplates sale at
fair and honest valuation, which can
not be obtained when appraisals are
made by the incOmpetents who make a
business of hanging about the court
house as snappers-up of unconsidered
tribes The steps taken by the Real
Estate exchange to modify this evil de-
serve successful results.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

1t Is hoped that the press of the central
west and the east will be well represented,
for it is desirable that the public be cor
rSctly informed in regard to the condition
Of gold mining in this state. Eastern people
especially, who believe in the gold standard,
should come to Colorado and see for them
selves what can be done here to supply the
world with what gold may be needed. While
we do not believe that the production Of
gold will equal the demands OF commerce, a
gold monometallist can get more comfort
probably here than anywhere else in the
United States from the amount of gold in our
mountains
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

The editor and headline writer of our
amlable calamity bowling contemporary
will have to make another effort to get
together We are sure the headline
reading "Omaha affairs looking up-In-
crease in business shown by the yea! s
record AT the postotiice-Department rec
ognizes the need and will provide more
carriers next month";" would never have
been allowed TO pass the calamity editor
had it been brought to his attention in
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

The fire that consumed the Immigrant
landing station at Ellis island could have
no counterpart in any other country,
for the reason that no other country re-
ceives so many immigrants ut single
port that extensive buildings for their
inspection, detention and care are re-
puired. The work done by the United
States immigration officials at this sta
ton is duplicated nowhere in the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
BUTLER CONVICTED OF MURDER
Australian Jury Makes Quick work
of Him.

SYDNEY. N. S. W., June 16.-The trial of
Frank Butler, charged with the murder of
Captain Lee Weller while the two men were
on a gold prospecting trip was concluded
today, the jury rendering a verdict of
guilty. Butler. after the murder of Captain
Weller, escaped from Australia on the ship
Swanhilda, but upon the arrival of that yes
sci at San Francisco he was arrested, after
wards being extradted. 1t is alleged that
the condemned man has, In the course of his
career, taken the lives in Australia of a
number of other persons, among them a
metallurgist named o. T. Preston. 1t was
his practice of advertising for a prospective
partner and, having found one with means,
murder him while in the bush
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
Confer a Degree on Cleveland.

PRINCETON, n. j.. June LITTLE degree
of LID. was conferred upon ex-President
Cleveland by Princeton university today,
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., June 1.-THE 10th
commencement of Brown university took
place today. The honorary degree of LID
was conferred on Hon. John Hay, United
States ambassador to England and OF mas
ter of arts on Elisha Dyer, governor of
Rhole Island.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

That legislative investigating commit
tee is not keeping up to the pace prom
ised at the time II was appointed Ii
was then expected by its populst friends
that 1t would have several good sized
sensations on the boards before 1t was n
few weeks old. If it has struck any
sensational leads it is carefully with
holding them from publication until the
fall campaign shall have approached
nearer.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
Disappearance of Sectionnlism.

The reception which the south has just
given to Prssfdeur Mckinley has been the
most enthusiastic ever accorded republican
chief magistrate in that region, and has not
been surpassed in heartiness BY any ever
given to a president of any party in any
locality. Sectonaism in politics has viz
tuaily disappeared. The present time de-
serves the name EZRA of good feeling al
most as fully as did the period covered by
Monroos presidency which received that
designation
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
Rhodes Has a Narrow Escape.

LONDON June ia dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Capetown says Cecil Rhodes had
a narrow escape from death before he left
Kimberly for RhOdesia. fire broke out in
his bedroom. but he slept on unaware of 1t un-
til aroused by policeman who broke into the
premises Mr., Rhodes arose and with the ut
most coolness after dressing himself, delib-
erateiy assisted TO put out the fire.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

LONDON, June 16.-The sensational stories
circulated in the United States by news
paper in regard to the eyesight of Queen
Victoria, which is said by that periodical to
be so bad that her majesty Is almost totally
blind, are not believed here. There has been
no hint that the queens sight is any worse
than might be expected In woman of ger
age. Sir John Watt Reid. the queens resi-
dent physician, Is now away on holiday, so
1t is evident that her majesty's health causes
no anxiety.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Republican tariff policy gives specific
duties preference over al valorem duties
and removes the unnecessary incentive to
undervaluatiOn ana false swearing to
escape paying the import duties pre-
scribed by the statute.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Democratic papers would not dare to in
ssst upon the existence of hard times as they
are doing lately If they did not know that
The times are improving beyond any power
Cf theirs to check, 1t is their cue now 10
bellttle the growth of business confidence un-
der republican administration.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Nothing succeeds like success. Capt
talists always prefer to make their in
vestments in communities that give evil
dcnce of push and progress. That is
where Omaha gains from the enterprise
of its citizens.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

A recent severe accident on an Omaha
street serves to emphasize the fact that
fast and reckless driving of horses on
the public thoroughfares is quite ms dan
gerous to life and limb as bicycle scorch-
ing, to which much attention has been
devoted of late.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Think of the Tammany society of New
York inviting Governor Holcomb of Ne
braska to speak ut its Fourth of July
as the representative of the populist
party, which always boasts of it's re-
form principles. n reform governor ut
II Tammany war dance would be nov
city on the political program.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

People do not as n rule give things
away if they are marketable at a re-
munerative price. Newspapers that
give away their advertising do it only
because nobody thinks it worth buying.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

1t Is Debs who is next to inflict the
public with a book Books written by
presidents may be in great demand, but
the public is apt to inquire what was
the nature of the presidency which the
author occupied.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
Potent Factor In Business Revival.
RlIlalalnhIa Rnrnlh

During the ten months ended April 30,
1897, the exports of manufactures from the
United States amounted in value to $224,-
023 006-a gain of NEARLY $40, 900, 900 over the
corresponding month of the last fiscal year
In this growing export trade in American
may be discovered one of the
most important factors in the revival of
business
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

The Cheyenne Indian who hoped to attain
fame by numbering humpbacked herder and
then resisting arrest unto death If neces-
5ary may have to step into the hereafter from
the end of rope, after a prcsaic trial. The
civil authorities or Montana have him safely
corralled and there are no mock heroics wit
Montana juries,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
Qneen Stnrts FOR NinIsnr.

BALMORAL, Scotland. June 16.-Queen
Victoria left BalmoraI today for Windsor
castle This is the first step of her majesty
in the long program arranged to celebrate
the sixtieth anniversary OF her accession to
the throne. Saturday next is known now as
the eve Of the jubilee, and by that time all
preparations for the busy week to follow will
have been completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

beyond a reasonable doubt that the ex-
treasurer was most skillful iuggler of
the states accounts and that he never
executed one of his star juggling per-
formances without giving himself the
profit ON the turn and at the expense of
fh., Sinfn
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
Denies Mrs. B,ackman's Claim.

LONDON, June 16-Secretary Honey OF the
Barney Barnnato companies says that the
claim OF Mrs Blackman OF Cleveland. o.. to
be daughter Of the late South African
speculator is preposterous. as Barnato was
only once married.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
THE DEE ON TRAINS.

All raiIrOnI nevsboys are
supplied with enough Bees
TO nccommodn every pas
senger who wants TO read n
newspaper. Insist upon hnv-
ing The bee. If You cannot
get Bee on IA train from the
news agent. please report
the fact, stating the trnin and
railroad, to the Circulation
Department of The ncc. The
Dee is for sale On all trains.
INSIST ON HAVING THE DEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Write to your friends everywhere to
assist Omaha to secure the acceptance
of its invitations to the different ma
Iional conventions to meet in this city
I'm 1898. Everyone can help push
Omaha's claims along If they only viii.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

The prince of Wales is said to present
a noble and picturesque figure in his
robes of office as grand master of Eng
Hsh Masons. He will not have eX-
hausted the possibilities of secret So
ciey ceremonials, however, until he be
comes Knight of Ak-Sar- Ben.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Passing resolutions upon the unfortu
nate death of Il brave police officer is all
very we'll but thorough reorganization
of the police department that will give
citizens more adequate protection of life
and property would be more apprO-
pirate way of rectifyng past mistakes.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Senator German predicted some time ago
that the tariff bill would pass the senate by
June 20, which is next Sunday This predic-
tion will hardly be fulflled-and yet il an
agreement should be suddenly reached upon
the sugar schedule, who knows what might
lnLan,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Parties leaving the city for
the summer can have The
Dee sent to them regularly
by notifying The Bee busi-
ness office in person or by
mail. The address will be
changed ns often ns desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
steam Collier Founders.

BELFAST June 16,-The steam collier. S,
Kelley, has foundered in a hurricane which
passed over Belfast lough. Ten mambeIs OF
the crew were drowned.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Senators with hobbies would like
nothing better than an opportunity to
make the tariff bill packhorse for all
their schemes that can never hope to have
strength enough TO carry themselves
through congress. Tariff riders, how
ever, have poor prospects before them.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

1t is curious that the corporations, with
all of their pretended shrewdness, have never
discovered how much cheaper it would be to
create feeling OF good will among the peo-
pie by a friendly ana liberal policy toward
the public than it is to forestall hostile leg
iSla ton by the use of bOOdle
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

President Mckinley has returned to
Washington only to find that the office
seekers are still doing business at the
same old stand
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

If the United States cannot supply
few dozen heirs to the Barnnto millions
who are willing to annex Il little British
wealth, the country will not be living up
to its reputation.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

The engulfng ocean exercises no dis
Crimination between -millionaires
dixie Barney Barnato and poor wretcheS
who have not a penny to their names.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
NELSON'S OLD FLAGSHIP AGROUND.

Heavy Gale sweeps Over North Eng
land and Scotland.
LONDON, June 16.-The north of England
and Scotland have been swept by gales The
suburbs of Glasgow and the country around
that city are flooded and the railroads are
submerged. A terrible storm has swept over
Liverpool. Nelson's flagship, the Foudroyant,
which is now touring the coast, has been
driven ashore and is expected to be lost.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

The newspaper man who wants to
have an Open-sesame when he goes trav
cling will do well to take President Nc
Kinley along with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17

Fer the resuscitation of the calamity
editor Of the Worlds Herald we recon-
mend that he read for a tonic the article
written by the prosperity editor of
the WorldIIerald and printed in a Sun
day issue of that paper a couple Of
weeks ago. The World Herald then
Omaha daily bee., 1897-06-17
Foster Succeeds In His Mission

ST. PETERSBURG, June 16.-John w.
Foster. the United States commissioner.
started for London to-day. It is understood
that his mission has been successfully ac-
complshed,