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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11
M'KINLEY LEAVES CHICAGO
starts for Evansville, Ind, with
Cheers of Immense ThrOng
Ringing in His Ears.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.-At 80 o'clock to-
night President Mckinley and the members
of his cabinet loft Chicago for Evansville.
Ind, on a special train over the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois railroad.
His departure with the cheers OF an i'm
mense throng ringing in his ears, brought
to a close a day Of genuinely hard work,
In which the president had scarcely mo-
ment of leisure for himself. The crowds
which greeted him at every turn were so
good natured and so disposed to cheer that
the president although wearied when he
reached his Jtrain, expressed himself as
having thoroughly enjoyed himself.
The final numbers tonight on the pres
ideut's extraordinarily lengthy list OF en-
gagements were magnificent banquet by
the Commercial club and his visit 10 a meet
ing of the Chicago Bricklayers' and Stone
masons' union of which he was n fortnight
ago elected an honorary member
An exciting incident varied and for a
moment threatened TO upset the president S
ceaseless round of activities. While In his
carriage on Congress street en- route TO
Memorial hall to greet the members or the
society of the Army OF the Tennessee, one
OF the horses attached to the president
carriage became fractions and evinced de-
do to restrain the animal and, after he had
been tugging at the lines for several blocks
the horse finally broke away and started
on a run.
Captain Matt Pinkerton OF the Chicago
Hussars, a detachment Of which had Joined
the procession, galloped beside the unman-
ageable steed and grasped his bride, bring
ing the animal to slow trot The cap
tain maintained his hold for the balance OF
the trip.
Tonight's banquet, given in President Nc
Kinley's honor by the Commercial club Of
Chicago, was held in the banquet room o
the Auditorium hotel.
The club is limited in membership anc
not over 200 were present, but they com
prised the men most prominent in the com
lnercial life OF Chicago.
Cyrus II. Mccormick presided and in hi
opening speech announced that while, ac
cording TO the usual custom OF the club
there would be no toasts a list OF speakers
had been prepared, OF whom the first wa
the president. Mr.. Mccormick made yer!
neat speech introducing the president, VIII
said:
Mr. President and Gentlemen: / am hon
ored TO be the guest of this great club, rep
resenting as you do the energy and in
tegrity and enterprises OF this great inlan,
city l Gan testify to the the sGeE energy of OF YOU ,S
people. IL ever had any doubt ABOUT IN
work, that doubt has been removes
daughter). | understand there is alread
new conflict between the federal com
mittee and the festival committee over tn
fact that thirty minutes OF my time In IN
last four days remained unassigned (laugh
teri,
/ congratulate YOU gentlemen. upon tn
growth and advancement of your city an
she evidences OF prosperity everywhere oh
servable, Nothing Impressed me more i
looking into the faces OF the great multi
tudes On the streets yesterday and Tn
was evidence 90 me OF your real substantia
q Nosperity II means steady employment
good wages. happy homes and these ar
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11
LITTLE SURPRISE IN LONDON
News of President Kruger's Ulti-
matum Causes No Excitement in
the British Capital.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-The ultimatum of the
Transvaal government is naturally the topic
of conversation at the clubs tonight, and
the late afternoon papers, containing the
text of the ultimatum met with good sale
in the central parts OF London, the news
boys doing a thriving trade on the closing
of the theaters.
There was no apparent excitement, how
ever, but general feeling was expressed
that the Beers had made mistake, as their
forcing matters would tend to ALLEVIATE the
sympathy which might have been extended
10 them had they thrown the stigma of de-
claring war on Great Britain.
The text OF the BoeT ultimatum, which ar
rived this morning, was sent with all speed
to Lord Salisbury, who came to town this
morning, and a dispatch box was sent to
the prince OF Wales. which is done in cases
of especial urgency.
The Portuguese minister, Senior Several.
called at the foreign office this afternoon
and had an interview with Lord Salisbury
and his visit is naturally connected in the
public mind with the alleged purchase by
Great Britain OF Delagod bay
dispatch tending to confirm the report
OF this purchase comes frcm LOurenzo Mar
quez. 1t states that the British third-clas
cruiser Phlomel Is anchored fifteen miles
off the port and is supposed to be waiting
the arrival of transports and war ships
to pilot them into the harbor. 1t is quite
certain, however, that the transports would
not go to Lourenzo Marquee unless the
/ British were about to fly their flag over the
| port.
( The cabinet has been summoned 10 meet
at the foreign office next Monday.
Pushing War Preparations.
War preparations yy Great Britain are
| being pushed with the greatest energy. Tbs
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11
Close with Industrial Parade Showing Ian
Productive Energy. ~
M'kINLtY'S PRESENCE SOUGHT FOR
He Spends the Day at 1nnumerable
Luncheons and Receptions,
lAURlER COMES IN FOR APPLAUSE
Canadian Premier the Guest Of Honor at
Numerous Occasions,
GENERAL MERRITT QUITE A FAvoRlTE
Time Occupied in Acknowledging Sa-
Iutcs ms lie PASSES Through the
strccts-Crowds Handled
without Incident.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.--(Special Telegram.)-
The triple obser, lnce Of the cornerstone
ceremonies, McKinleys presence and the
anniversary of the Chicago fire ended to-
night with the Industrial parade, a pageant
OF the people. Thousands Of tradesmen on
floats emblematic Of their craft made n
showing OF the citys productive energy.
The floats themselves we're similar in
effect to the gloomy, unlghted images which
formed the parade of last night member
OF Ak-Sar- Bens court would have seen
little to suggest the spectacle attending his
own monarchs entry. The radiance shed
by the electric floats on such an occasion
was initiated at Chicago by illdirected cal
ciums, dragged in carts behind each mount
ed design The streets also, with the ex-
ception OF State, which constituted the
Court of Honor, were not lighted beyond
the usual custom. The tradesmen were
clever anp palnstaking in putting their
workshops on wheels however, and de-
served the applause which came to them
from very tier between the curb and the
tenth story.
Mr. McKnley's presence was soug It for in
innumerable luncheons and receptions dur
ing the day and he Is on 20 more the hero
of the occasion. He has accepted the popu-
lar ovation here with the same courtly grace
WITH WHICH ne paSSeu IL Ou " lut hdu dL
his side in the Washington parade week
ago The Dewey banners which caricatured
the admiral in the east in such profusion
do not frequently appear.
After Mckinley and Gage, the latter Chi
cago's favorite son, Sir Wilird Laurier
comes in for applause. He is the guest OF
honor at numerous occasions and the crowd
gives the Mexican and other foreign officials
no cause to mistake it's paftiaity for the
British colonial minister General Merritt
is also occupied in acknowledging salutes
as he passes through the streets.
The police handled the crowds without
incident 1t seemed an obedient, good
natured multitude, bent on holiday, and
made less trouble than thu more serious
throng which had seemingly set out with the
purpose to see Dewey or faint. The surface
and elevated trains were unequal to the
strain and at midnight many cars were Still
crowded.
Few reviewing stands had been erected
and tho spectators who could not command
a window were obliged to stand The sky
scrapers overlooking the parade were turned
for the time being into amphitheaters ant
were bright with waving coors. In the
upper windows the police met their chic
adversary. There the megaphone man, {
creature unknown in the east, delivered hi
pleasantries in practical immunity.
WELSHANS.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11
CONDITION OF The WEATHER
Forecast for Nebraska
Rains ; Colder.
-a--In
PRESIDENT CANNOT COME
Demands on Him from the Other
cities VIII Prevent His Hoped
For visit to Omaha.

CHICAGO, Oct 1O,-(Spccial Telegram)-
Omaha is to be disappointed in visit from
the president at this time. The pressure
from other cities is so powerful this deci-
sion was found to be imperative
President Mckinley and Secretaries Hay,
Hitchcock and Wilson, accompanied by DIR.
William h. Harper, l.. w. Noyos, Charles
Truax, Lafayette McWilliams and Post
master Gordon, were greeted by the recep-
ticn committee OF the Press club and In
troduced to the 200 odd members and their
wives, who were present The party re-
mained less than an hour, owing to other
engagements. The rooms were tastefully
decorated with flags and palms and plants.
President Mckinley registered his name in
the guest book, which contains the signatures
OF nearly all the prominent men who have
visited Chicago since the organization OF
the club. When the president left three
cheers We're given.
The president drove directly from the
Press club to the Auditorium Annex, where
he took luncheon with Mrs. Mckinley and
Miss Barber and received a few visitors
among them Edward Rosewater of Omaha,
w'.ose visit was for the purpose of securing
the presidents presence in the Nebraska
| city October 16. That date on the itinerary
is scheduled for Milwaukee, but Mr.
| Rosewater yesterday secured the consent
of the Milwaukee committee to a postpone
ment of one day providing that the length
of the presidents stay in Milwaukee were
not curtailed.
The president drove from the hotel tC
| the Grand Army of the Republic Memora
hall to hold public reception. Thousands
| Of people were in line, and during the
| afternoon shook hands with him.
Mayor Moores returned Tuesday from
| Chicago, whittier he went with the committed
| OF invitation to secure from President Nc
l[inley the promise to come to Omaha OF
his present trip He says that he found tn
| president in the best of health, looking
better than he had ever seen him before, anC
that he was also in very good spirits. Presi
dent Mckinley was anxious to come t.
| Omaha If he could make the necessar.
changes in his train schedule. 1t fnall.
came down to the possibility of persuadin,
the Milwaukee committee to hold the
public reception of the president one da,
earlier than contemplated part of tn
invitation committee at once left for Mil
Naukee to bring all possible pressure to bea
to change the date, with some prospect,
was thought, of a successful issue.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11
sCHLEY REPORTS FOR DUTY
VIII Require Two Weeks Ia Put Chi
cngO in shape for Cruise-Admirai
to Visit Georgia.

WASHINGTON, Oct 10.-Rear Admiral
Sehley called at the Navy department Ia
arrange the details OF his staff and some
other matters relative to the assumption OF
his duties az commander of the South At
lanti3 station.
The admiral asked for a detail of Lieu
tenant Commander Sears and Lieutenant
Wells as flag Lieutenant and secretary re-
spectively. These officers held a similar con-
nection with the admiral during the Span
.sh war
The admiral was informed that 1t will
require two weeks to put the Chicago II
shape for its cruise, so it was arranged
that II should sail on the 25th inst. Mean
while Admiral Schley has arranged to pa!
visit l9friends in Georgia.
Rear Admiral n. NJ. Farquhar will hois
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11
FIGHT OR BACK DOWN
0om Paul Burns His Bridges Behind and
Now Faces Inevitable War.
SENDS ASTlFF UlTIMATUM TO ENGLAND
Demands the Immediate Withdrawal OF
Great Britain's Troops,
WANTS ANSWER BY FIVE O'CLOCK TO-DAY
Failure to Comply Will Be Interpreted as
Declaration of War.
WANTS ANSWER BY FIVE O'CLOCK TO-DAY
NEWS CAUSES NO SURPRISE IN loND ON
President Krugcr's Move IL Consid-
cred Rash and Likely TO Alternate
Sympathy from uim-Wnr
Preparations Continue.

Her mnjcsty's unlawful intcrven-
tion in the internal Affairs of this
republic, in conflict with the London
convention of 1854, by the extra
ordinary strengthening OF her troops
in the ncighborhood OF the borders
OF this republic, has caused an in
tolernbIe condition OF things to arise,
to which this government feels itself
obliged, in the interest not only of
this republic, but also of NIL south
Africa, to make end soon as
possible, and this government feels
itself called upon and Obliged to
press earnestly and with emphasis
for an Immediate termination of this
state of things and to request her
mnJcsty's government to give assure
nnccs upon the following four de-
mands,
First-That nu points of mutual
differences be regulated by friendly
recourse to arbitration or by what
ever amicnbIc wny may be agreed
upon by this government and her
mnjesty's government.
Second-Thnt NIL troops on the bor-
ders of this republic shall be in
| stRntly withdrawn.
troops which have arrived In south
Africa since June /, 1900, shall be
removed from south Africa within
IA reasonable time, to be nEreed upon
with this government. aud with the
| mutual assurance and guarantee on
the part of this government that no
attack hOstilities against any
portion of the prosecutions of the
nrta i'll,
by this republic during the further
negotiations within n period of time
to he subsequently agreed upon be-
tween the governments; and this
| government will, compIIjsnca
Herewith, be prepared to withdraw
the armed burGhers of this republic
from the borders.
Fourth-Thnt her mnjesty's troops,
which nre now the high seas,
shall not be landed in any pnrt Of
south Africa.
This government presses for an I'M
mediate and an Affirmative answer
to these four questions and earnestly
requests her mnjesty's government
to return an answer before or upon
Wednesday, October II, 1900, not
later than o'clock y. IN.
| 1t desires further to add that in
the unexpected event of an answer
not satisfactory being received by
it within the interval it will with
great regret be compelled to regard
the action of her mnjesty's govern
mcnt as n formal declaration of Nnr
and will not hold itself rcsponsibIe
for the consequences thereof, and
that, in the event of any further
the above mentioned time In u
nearer direction TO our borders this
government will be compelled to re-
gard that also as n formal decInrn-
ton of war.
have the honor to be, respectfully
yours, Il. w. REITZ,
Secretary of Stntc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11

The above is the text OF dispatch from
the Transvaal republic which was yesterday
handed to Conyngham Greene, the British
diplomatic agent in South Africa. 1t Is
President Krugers ultmatum and Is con-
sidered to be the practical severlng of all
peaceful relations between the Transvaal
government and England. Diplomatic nego-
| tiations are now, in all probability, ended
and hostilities are likely to begin at any
| time after the expiration of the time limit
set for an answer from the British govern
ment, which is 8 o'clock today.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11
SHOT DEAD BY A HlGHWAYMAN
Ex-City Treasurer Funk of Pueblo
and a Noted Mine Owner MUIR
dered In the street.

PUEBLO. Colo. Oct. lO.-Ex- City Treas
urer G. L. Funk was shot and killed by a
highwayman on FL Paso avenue this morn
ing when going TO the depot TO take train
for Cripple Greek, where he was engaged in
mining. His pocketbook was taken. but it
contained only a small amount of money
Mr.. Funk was 3s years old and was one Of
the leading mining men OF Pueblo.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11

At New York-Arrived-State of Ne
braska. from Glasgow; Westernland, from
Antwerp. Sailed = Seryia. Tor Liverpool;
Cevic, for Liverpool.
At Gibraltar-.Arrived- Wilhelm II,
Al sydney, n. s. W.-Sailed-Miowera,
for Vancouver.
At Antwerp-Arr Notwithstanding, from
New York.
At Boulogne-Arrived- Rotterdam. from
New York, from Amsterdam.
At Southampton-ArriYed from
New York. -
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 1O.-The South
Dakota volunteers arrived from San Fran
cisco tonight in two sections. After a stop
OF three hours in this city they resumed
their journey homeward over the Northern
Pacific short line befc!e midnight
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11
Cruiser Powerful at Durham.

DURHAM, Oct. l0,-Her majesty's first
class protected cruiser Powerful arrived
here today and this evening proceeded for
capetown. 1t, has 500 OF the Yorkshire
light infantry aboard.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11

always indispensable to good government
and to the happiness of the people.
We have had wonderful Industrial de-
velopment in the last two years. our work
shops never were so busy, our trade at
home was never so large and our foreign
- exceeds that of any three like periods
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
IL tDIrORD.
Court Matters--rhe Norfolk and
Western Cut-On.

EAST RADFORD, VA. March IS
Especial )-Captain William lngles has
purchased from the Radford Land-Im-
provement Company seventeen houses ana
lots in the best portion of the city.
Dr. Allen J. Black, recently appointed
assistant surgeon I'm the Ninth lmmunes
Mt Santiago, Cuba, has left here to join
'his regiment. "
Lewis Phillips (colored) was tried In
the Hastings Court this week for steal
Ing meat and was sentenced 10 three years
in the penitentiary. His brother, James
Philllps. was tried for the same offence
and given ten days in Jail and fine OF
l..
The contractors Of the new line Of the
Norfolk and Western railroad-Messrs.
walton & Luck-are rapidly making prep
STATIONS 20 put on q large force OF men.
a-umber IS being delivered 20 eIec. the
cabins and aXe-men are clearing out the
way 1t Is the intention. so IL As learned,
10 push the contract, and the agreement
Tor part OF the line calls for continuous
work night and day, with the exception
of Sundays the force TO be divided into
1hree eight-hour shifts. When the work
IS fully started about 500 men will be
employed. Or. j. :. Smith, OF Radford.
will be the physician, and Captain John
IL Osborne, formerly superintendent of
she Pulaski Division Of the Norfolk and
Western, has been appointed engineering
chief OF the construction. Captain Os-
borne was chief engineer of the New
River road. and is considered one OF the
best railroad men IN the State.
Rev. j. H. Rawles. OF Louisville, has
arrived, and will assume charge Of the
Baptist church at this place.
tsaptnfp SfnrkfUn Hofh has ftr 70
covered from his recent Illness as TO so TO
Washington, where be has joined his fam
ilv.
The Richmond papers get here az the
same time that those from New York 10.
and the tight OF the Dispatch for better
schedules is watched with interest.
Large numbers OF people from Southwest
Virginia are seeking homes in the West.
This week your correspondent has seen
parties immigraung TO lllaols. Ohio.
North Dakota. Nebraska. and Washing
ton. They seem 10 be "a thrifty class OF
people, and why they are leaving Virginia
ana going so sections that have such hard
clifpatcS Is not understood. t..t
Farmers report the fruit crop as unhurt
by the very cold weather. but the wheat
as badly damaged.
ON account of the heavy rains and severe
weather planting viii be late. as compar-
atreiy no ploughing has been done.
Henefal g. G. Wharton. who represented
montgomery county and Radford inrtla
last Legislature Is being urged q make
The race for senator from this distrie.
which WAS represented by Hon NJ. II.
Clayton. Of Roanoke.
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TAKEN FROM WESTMORELAND
CLUB by some one. or left by me else
where. BLACK CLOTH ONERCOAI.
Person having same in his possession
.Dlcase advise me AT above club.
HOWARD WINSTON.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
w .NTI,D,

TO SELL GOODWILL. NAME, AND
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