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Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
CARL SCHuRz Is TOASTED
Prevented with Address of C"nErntu-
IHtiOns from 100000 German
Americans.

NEW YORK March S.--Flon Carl Schu"z
was the guest Of honor al Il banquet given
in LeiderEranz nall il honor Of Mr.. Schurz 5
seventeen birthday, and more than zoo
friends OF MI. Schurz were present. DtplO-
mas Of honorary membership in q number
OF different societies were presented 10 MIN
The LaiderkrRn2 society gave him a mag
uIfcent punch bowl and lRdle in solid silver
An address of congratulations signed by
100,OOD German Americans il all parts Of
ths United States was given TO him and il
wEE announced thai il had been decided to
raise $50 600 10 found a library uut eudow
Schurz chair Of German literature at
Columbia UNIVERSITY
The dinner was under the auspices Of the
German Social Scientific society and was
served in the big Lederkranz nall room
The guests sal al six large tables placed al
right angles 10 The speakers table These
tables We're distinguished by floral letters
spelling the name "Schurz
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
DRAWS THREE MILLIONS
Preparations al New York 10 ship
the Money for the Payment
of Cuban Troops.

NEW YORK, March s.-PaymRster Gen
eral Carey United States army visited the
Euhtreasury to-day and presented warrant
for IS OOO GOO drawn on thRt department ar
Washington The money viii be drawn
from the suhcreasury and shipped 70 Cuna
where it will be used 70 pay of The Cuban
troops
For obvious reasons General Carey does
not care 10 state just when the money VIII
be shipped no Cuba nUg will he give The
name Of the ship that will carry H. Gen
e~al Carey has been directed hy the War de-
partmeut 10 take charge of the money until
II is turned over 20 General Brooke A.
Havana General Carey viii be accom-
panied by a detachment OF regulars who
viii guard The money on its way to Cuba
Fully half OF the S. 900 viii consis, Of
S. gold pieceE win j 600 OD0 standard silver
dollars. The balance will be made up OF
subsidiary coin including nickeis. The
money viii be packed il small safes ana
strong boxes
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
PRINCESS KAIULAkl is DYING
Niece of IiIfuOknIani suffers PTcbn-
bly, FHnsnl Attnck Of Rheuma-
Iism of the Henri.

HONOLULU, March ! (via San Francisco,
March sJ--Prtncess Kaiulani is on her
death bed -Four physicians have been at
tending her all day and they agree that The
young woman will die within twenty four
hours. one doctor expecting her TO pass away
at any moment. il has been known for some
weeks that Kaiulan has been Ill. but il was
not expected that her ailment would take q
serious turn. Today rheumatism has af
fected her heart and there is no hope FOR her
recovery.
Several weeks ago KRiulRni went 70 one
Of the other islands against the advice OF her
physicians. While absent from this city she
was taken i'll and s.as brought back in 4 poor
condition She E@s since been confined to
her home AT Waikiki, TWO physicians being
constantly in attendance Today TWO add
tiDnal medical men were called in for consul
raLion. The four men now agree that the
young woman who expected 10 he queen Of
Hawaii will not live twenty-four hours.
Kaiulani is -ne daughter Of the lat.
Princess LikelIke. A s. CleEhOrn. Scotch
man. was tier fa-he- be is now living in
Honolulu. She was born October lG 1879.
After the death OF Kalakaua, when Liiiuo-
kalaui ascended the throne, Kaiulani was
declared heir apparent to The throne Of
Hawaii This was or March 8, 1881. The
princess was then IN England pursuing her
studies. In the events thar have transpired
here during the las; six years The fact that
Size was being educated il England worked
against her chances of ever being queen
The American element here was always
afraid thai she would lean toward BRUSH
/ interests as against AmeHCaG. On this ac-
I count II is safe To say thar Kaiulani would
NOT have ascendcd the throne even had the
monarchy lasted.
Since the princess has been ir Honolulu
she mas received very congtdernte -ren-ment
from the government in power. When she
took the oa-h Of allegiance 70 the republic
Of Hawaii she was granted L liberal pension
and the lasl Legislature renewed the allow
ance. Some weeks ago Z paper was ctrcu-
lated among the business men praying the
United States congress 70 make some pro
vision for the young woman, The paper Is
now in Washington,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
CHINA READY TO APOLOGIZE
Offers to Put il in writing md Send
il Through British Minister
Denial of Report.

ROME. March S-The Tribuua says 1t
learns that the Chinese government has Of
fsred TO send to the Italian minister. Ssnur
MarJinu, 3 written apology through Sir
Claude Mcdonald British minister al Pekiu
for the terms in which the tsunE-li yHmeu
cnuChed ChinBE refusal 20 grant the Cunces-
sion recently demanded 10y Italy Of san Nun
bay, province Of Kiang, to he used Us
al Italian naval base and coalne station.
LONDON, March s.-The pekiu CORE
spondent Of the Times saws the Chinese ARE
discussing the sdviasbIity Of making San
Nun al cpen port. SO as to evRds ItaIys de-
mand for 4 concession.
CHICAGO March S-A special to the
Daily News from Washington says. The
Stute department emphaucally denies ths
report uf a proposition from Italy asking
this government 10 support its claims to the
occupation Of Chinese territory. The Off
Cials declare that The only communication
received from Italy was the one in which
THAI nation gave the orhs- powers notice OF
its Intention TO choose part Of the Chinese
territory This notice was furnished Minis
ter Cunger just as il was furnished the rep
resentarivee Of the other powers a. Pekin
and there was no request for American sup
port.
The fact that italy included the United
States II lis notice OF lis action toward
China is taken ny the department To show
that the powers recognize that the United
States has interests in the east which make
II nation to be consulted. The secretary
Of state has not taken any steps indicative
Of this government s courBe in regard TO the
situation in China except TO notify all the
nations interested that the American trade
must ne respected. The various nations
have been careful in fRRinp nDssEgsiOn oi
Chinese territory not 10 interfere in any Of
the trestT ports. According to the AnericaI
treaty thus country has trade rights al thost
! unrts the Same as nfhnr nrtiuns
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

Copyright 1899 ny Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, March S,-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram. Great emo
tiou prevails over The new devel-
opments il the powder mine ex-
plORiou. i is now evident that The expiO-
sion Of La Gurbran mine was the work Of
an enemy Of France, as in The case Of The
Maine disaster There was certainly q plan
10 destroy al the powder mines containing
lhe reserve ammunition around Tuulon
Last night a soldier found q dozen dynamite
cartridges nsEr another large powder mine
that OF MnuLey. near TOulDn. The car
trinEes were enclosed IL package More
mysterious than the explosive found was
the attack made al night on :he sentinel Of
the Muntely mine. Two shots We're fired Oh
him as ne stood on guard. The minister Of
marine was Instantly notified
General Galheui governor general Of
Madagascar, has been recalled 10 discuss
the difficulties with England IN Madagascar.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
SMELTER COMBINE NATURES
Consolidation, Including All ImpOr-
tHnt Plants Except Four. VIII
Soon BE Announced.

NEW YORK March S-The biz comblns-
lion OF smelters u movement for efectins
which was reported TWO or three weeks ago
u under way will probably be soon incor-
porated ar Trenton, uudor the name Of the
Consolidated Smelling and Refining com
pany with capr.el 1f SG5 600 600 Of which
one-aalf viii he preferred STOCK and one
hal. common
The company has secured control of al,
be important smelling properties in The
United sta-es except the four plants con
trnlled br NJ GugEenheim s suus ar PEI il
Amboy \ !. a- Pueblo Colo a. II Mexico.
An agreemen- has been entered into how
eve with The Gugseuheims covering the
maiuteugnee Of rates ana the genera man
agemout o. The business and d is cxpente-
thar these plants will in time enter che
Consplida co Smelling ana Refining company.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
HIGH WATERS ARE FALLING
SUFFERING of the People Driven from
Their Homes nj Huntington Mitj-
gated Slightly.

CINCINNATI, March S.-The river al Gin
cinnIri had its maximum al o'clock this
afternoon q 5T.4 feet Al O'Clock il he
gan 70 fall and with slight fluctuations once
or twice il reaching the maximum il was
practically stationary till o'clock tonight.
Al O'Clock IL had fallen one inch At all
points from Cincinnati to the heud waters Of
the Ohio the river is falling while IL ali
points below Cincinnati ii is rising. Fair
and cold weather is reported from the upper
Ohio and tributaries except at Warren Pa.
on the Allegheny, where ii Is reported warm.
Between Cincinnati and Pittsburg al
various points twelve coal lows, REEregRtinE
abou; $500 900 bushels, which have been tied
up on account Of food and high winds were
ali released today and have started down The
river.
In the region Of Huntington. ". Va.
where there has been great suffering. the
fall il the river has mitiEated il to q great
extent. People driven from homes there viii
he able 10 return tomorrow or Wednesday
Much the same may he SAID Of the east
Front street sufferers at Portsmouth o. At
least sevcurv-fus families are rCsurer- lIu
he 4Ood II NeW-nprl =, vnerr the hnad
is Rt its worst. These people are lodged il
public buildings, including the court house
police station, and in the spare rooms oi
heneVulent citlHens, as Wen as among lhei
friends and relatives. The river Will have
to fall two and half feet to allow them
to SET about the work Of cleaning out their
forsaken homes.
I STROUDSBURG, Pa. March S,-Reports
from the upper Delaware indicate & serious
state OF affairs. Meadows and fields are
overtiowed and the stream is gOrged from
the hallway house to within q short distance
Of Milford The Jersey fats across tbs
river are also submerged and three bridges
have been carried away by ice near Milford
Al the watergap all the ice has passed of
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
ESTIMATES FOR ENGLISH NAVY.
Heuvy increases Contemplated for
Ensuing Year.

LONDON, March s.-1'he Mail this morn
ing says: We understand that The navy
estimates viii show III increase for the en-
suing year Of nearly I 5000 900 over last
years total and will reach almost As OOu,-
600 Il is proposed 10 add be ween 1000
and 5000 men. The largest share c. the in
creased expenditure, however, Is Tor snip
building repairs and The like"
Commenting editoriRlly on the foregoing
rather startling statement" the ldnL says
1T is pretty clear that Sir Michael II iGhs
Beach chancellor Of the exchequer viii
have I'D admirable opportunity TO display
his powers as a constructive fnancier and
We hope ne will rise 10 the occasion. He
must not seek 10 escape from mis- difficulties
by further increase il The oppressive in
come tax
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
OUR TRADE INCREASES FASTER.
Beresford Declares if Open Door is
Not Adhered 10 There VIII Be Wnr.

LONDON, March S.-Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford, who has just completed
his tour OF the world il the interests Of
the Associated Chambers Of Commerce Of
Great Britain, in an interview with q rep
reseutaJive OF the Associated Press today
reiterated his well known views Oh the
subject % the open door" in China as be
ing the only possible policy Of Great Brit
ain, In SO doing he said it was impossible
TO estimate the Importance Of the Chinese
market 4 single province Of which, in mis-
opinion, was worth the whole Of Africa from
4 commercial point Of view.
The admiral also said that there will ne
war unless the open door" policy is ad-
hered to, and he asserted that American
trade in China is progressing by leaps and
bounds prupGrtionElely much faster than
that OF Great Britain
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
Duchrss Goes Shopping.

Copyright. 1888. hy Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, March E-lNew York World Ca
blegram-special Telegrum The duchess
Of Marlborough has arrived IL Paris 10 do
her spring shopping and is holding regular
seanoeF with the great dTessmEksrs She n
also ordering msEuifieen- clothes for her
children, which wiz bs arraved Ike fairy
princes in the fneFi OF muslius and SILK
trimmed with The handsome real lace The
duchess expects 10 entertain q great deal
during lhe London seasuC gud is preparing
for the occasion
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
ROBBERS TRIALS ARE SET
some Members 0f the MHcomb Gang
Said 10 he Ready 10 Plead
Guilty.

HARTVILLE Mo. March 6.-Kennedy,
Ryan. Sheppard and the others indicted for
the MRcOmb robbery were HrraiEned before
Judge Cox al noon Today and all entered
pleas Of not guilty Judge Cox promptly
ser down the trial Of the cases for May 2g.
il is positively declared thar FaEley.
Neigh, Ray und Bynum Will tnep plead
guilty. Neigh II is said is ready 10 of ar
such plea nov He is said 10 have made
3 sensational confession. Kennedy Ryan
and Sheppard were sent back 10 Springfield
tonight under strong guard
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
EXPLOSION ON WHISKY RUN
Two Men Are Instantly KILLED nDn
Four Seriously HurI ny Nitro
Giycerine blowing lp.

PARKERsBURG. W Va, March San
explosion occurred on Whisky run near here
ths afternoon in which two men were
KILLED instantly. An oil well was burned
and other damage done il was caused by
nitro glycer.ne used il drilling.
The killed
GEORGE FRENCH Of jamestown, n. Y.
MICHAEL NJ. MICHAELs. q farmer.
The injured
Tom Carroll
John MetcaN
Charles BlEiI
William Hopkins.
The latter Is seriously injured.
The well is located on the GartlGu Oil
cumpanyg tease three miles north Of Ellen
horn.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

NASHVILLE, Tenn. March S-A bout 500
men OF the Eignth immunss mustered our IN
ChHtrGnulga reached here just before md
night last night Fifty police and detectives
were a. the station 10 preserve order. The
sergeant VINO had snui TWO people uI Chat
tanuuEa was Feurched Tor bur not fouuI
The police used their clubs freely IN forcing
the negroes TO give NJ their pistols aud re-
main ~ the cars but there WIS no firing.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
Er.nrrhIr fnr "A. striLrr,-

FORT SMITH Arb March S-The sirue-
tluu N the coal field iF very encouraging 70
the strikers Al Wilburtou all nan-uuiun
men have beer laid of by the Wilpurtou
Coal company and no further eforr is being
MADE 70 take coal out here. AT Hurtsh0rne
q few imported men are al work IN mine No.
J. An other mines OF lhe ChOclaw COMPANY
are idle. Strikers report thai some Of the
guards az HarLshOrne are frequently iutaXi-
Gated and act meuac.nEIv toward the Idle
miners Trouble from thiR source is Bppre-
hannaG-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

CHICAGO. March 6-The advance guard
Of the hoard OF inquiry into the beef sup
plies Of Lhe army reached Chicago thiE even
inf al % cluCf on the PeunEylyaula rail
road The party consisted Of General "
Davis, Lieutenant Colonel DHrIs ana q stem
uErRpher General james f. WADE VIII ar
rive al oclccE tomorrow morning from
Washington. Colonel Gillespie is already in
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

READING Pa March s-A preliminary
Test Of the new Brown seEmeurpl tube wire
gun was made today st the proving grounds
near BirdsborO Captain McNutr of The ord-
name department conducted the test Three
shots were fired HHl the gun worked satiR-
faclnrily The official Test viii hH made 10
.4GrT.v. VhsL 100 shots viii De tired
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
Cnunpe MAN CIns.ihcntion.

OTTAWA March 8-Au important change
in the Classification Of mail matter vii go
iLtO effect N about len DAYS The present
fourth clasf which fXes the rals on closed
parcels NJ 10 four pounds a. 6 cents per four
ounces. is abolished ana The present hfh
class VIII become the fourth
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
CONDITION or The WEATHER

Forecast for Nebrasks-
Fair. Cooler. South Wind
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
National Problems.

Nov genlemen, ar 10 the struggle that
stares us IN the face Will not take time
10 discuss -hest great questions vas. zerri-
tories and millions Of people winch come 10
Us as ne fruits O. war ana which huve heen
forced upon our nsnaf by war We never
brought about But no matter nov they
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
Another Charter auotHtion.

Section 75 Of the charter is quoted a fol-
lows
Section - When any vacancy shall nHp-
pen IN the uftice Of mayor ny death resiEua-
non absence from the CITY removal fro
Office refusal 70 qualify or DtherP ise Tire
president of the council Cor fhp tirua beirg
snail eXere iLr oflc= NJ uay1r wtru al
me rights privileges powers and Jurisdiction
o. ne regular mavOT until such vacancy he
hIled or Elcf dlgFbllirr removed or IN case
o. .aa lc-agy s.gplcg uEiG las msyof aA.a
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

lcOutiuued Oh Third Page }
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

The surgeons al The hospital say that his
death is q question Of hours.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
.AT.ARAIED.

Holm u. Rockefeller, The head Of tae
Standard OIL company. which has tee',
eaaI.ed by the Dominion government
10 grab The oil refiaerfes and OIL trade
Of Canada. IS reported . have gor
possession of ahe iron deposits on
Texada island British Columbia.
If This Is Il fact. we had better I-oh
10 our other iron ore fields
Mr.. Rockefeller has managed 10 Get
under his conrt0I III iron ore supplies
CT The great PittSburg furnaces.
II he is looking about for iron orc
properties on this side of che line il
is because ne sees signs OF eXhaust.e1-
II tie Aiesabi and other rag : in the
Lake Superior district of the United
STates.
We should have 4 government II
power that would see the c0nvanieI.
ore fields of New Ontario are r-a
Strapped Up by the Standard Oil in5cr-
esrz.-Toronio Mail and Empire.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24

"a mighty figure, a philoIog.st, lin
gust, an ethnOlogist.
England's Grand Old Man was
indeed, all Of these Re was a cosmo-
pOlitan, in the breadth and dzpth %
his learning, his aspirations and his
accomplishments. But the especial
quality Of his greatness. which made
the memorial address at Tent Willis
ton Friday night eminently appropri-
ate to the occasion. was the practical
piety that underlay his life and gave
direction to his every sentiment ana
act. Gladstone was prominently
religious man, the highest type OF
Christian statesman lie was as as
sidu0us N his daily deVod0ns as II
attending to the affairs OF the nation
He was as loyal 20 his church as TO his
party. but M was first Of all 2 Chris
tan Of all denominations and Eng
Iishmen of al political parties can
claim him. He was not only pro
Tossing Christian, but one who showed
his faith by his works, in such humble
nlinisfra.i0ns OF Kindness to the poor
and suffering as that which Mr.. Pol
lock instaneed il his memorial ad-
dress. The story of the great premier
wishing a humble chimney sweep in
his Illness admirably illustrates the
beautiful character of the msn and
furnishes the keynote to his great
ness-simpI.ciJy and love for his fel-
low man.
1t is a matter Of history that the
great characters Of the world have for
the most part been men Of deep relig-
ious natures-nOt only among CHRIS
tan nations. but among pagan also.
Prof. Wheeler shows, in his life of Al
exander the Great, that that great con
quzror was a deeply religious man.
never neglectiHg an opportunity 10 do
honor to the gods. Indeed, il would
be difficult 10 find an instance, either
in ancient or modern history, Of
great leader of men who has not been
Z firm believer in such religious prin-
ciples as his age and environment have
placed within his spiritual grasp. Of
our own century and race, Washing
ton. Gladstone, Lincoln are conspic-
uous examples It is true thai The
great emancipation was not church
member. but no one can study his his
tory and character without being con
WINGED CT his deep religious instinct
and faith in a beneicent power above
Us
The great aggressive. constructive.
refOrmatCrr work of the world IS per
formed By such simple faithful, God
fearing nan as theSe-Deiroit Free
Press.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
SEASIDE EXCURSIONS.

The S. F. P. & P. have resumed THEN
seaside excursions to the coast fot
the season every Thursday I'M
til August q, at the low rate
Of $685. round trip The destination
of the ticket can be made San Diego
allowing privilege of stopoyers at any
point west OIL the Needles, permitting
passengers to visit all the beaches Ell
route through southern California.
Tickets Will also be sold to RedondO.
Santa Monica, Riverside. Pasadena,
East San Pedro, San Pedro, Long
Beach, Santa Barbara, Ventura or any
point on the Southern California rail-
way. Get full particulars at city ticket
office, IL West Washington street, and
make arrangements for sleeping car
space early. Z. W. GILLETT.
General Agent.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
First publication, July 20. 1899.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
nHamestead Application No. e47al

(Hamestead Application NO 2f7$l
Department Of the Interior, Land Office at
Tucson, Arizona July IS. 1899.
Notice is he eby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before The
Clerk of the District Court at Phoenix, Ari-
IONA. Monday. August Is, 1879, viz: Am
brose skinner. of Ehoenix. arizona for the
nel4 neIf. 81 ne1f, and ne14 sell, sec. Is, T \
K ) Z. & d s. + g. < NJ
Ii names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence ..pon and cultivation
OF sand land, viz: Andrew Jackson, Charles
" iIliamS Robert n Hudson and Mont Ander-
son all OF Phoenix, Arizona
MILTON R. MOORE.
Register.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.


Homestead Application No 205s)
Department OF the Interior, Land Office at
Tucson, Arizona, June L. 1899.
Notice is hereby given tina. the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
Clerk OF the District Courtat Phoenix Arizona
on Saturday. July % 1899 viz: Charles Reed
OF Phoenix Arizona, for the nwI{ OF swI8 and
swl4 OF nWJ4 OF sec. 20, II n, RISE 6. x S. r.
p. q II.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz, Peter Marmonier Noah NJ
Broadway, Jean Orteig and PoIOnio MARTINEZ
ali OF Phoenix, Arizona
MILTON r. MOORE,
Register.
First publication. June %. 1899.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
ss.2o-PREsCoTT AND RETURN.

Every Saturday until August
&c. the S. F. P G p railway viii
make the above rate to Prescott for
the benefit of Phoenix people desiring
to so to the mountains to escape the
summers heat in the valley. Full
particulars given at city ticket Office,
No. Il West Washir gtOn street
Z. ". GILLETT,
General Agent.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
IHomestsad Applieation 80. 50

Homestead Application No. 2S72.l
Department OF the Interior, Land Office at
Tucson, Arizona Juue q, $50
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
TO make final proof in support OF her claim
and that sai3 proof Will be made before the
Clerk OF The District Court at Phoenix, 4 1zona,
on Monday July 81. 1899, viz: Rebecca Daven-
port. OF ella Bend, Arizona. for lots aud 4
SeI4 swlt and sw14 se14 see. Is, 1 5 h > w c.
& 5 r. & NJ.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of aid land. viz: Cunningham Harrington
and Charles F. Chick, OF Phoenix, rizona- and
s. nueI L. Coomb and Ed G. Caruthcrs, OF ella
MILTON R MOORE.
Register.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-24

through without change of cars and
over the cool northern route wsh is
refreshing mountain breezes. Make
reservations early that you may Sc
cure good accommodations. Tickets
round trip to San Diego, Santa Bal
bara. Santa Monica. Los Angeles. etc.
at rate Of $25.95. Full Information at
city ticket office, A Wes, Washington
street E. w. GILLETT,
General AGENT.