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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30

Ell directOrio de 'Ia Union Nacio:
nal" celebr6 aver tres reuniones, en- las
que tom6, entire otros acuerdos, seguir
resistiendo al pagO de los tributos; de
clararlla solidaridad de todos los con-
tribuyentes para efectuar un cierre
general de tiendas en- cuanto Sc practi-
que embargo contra alguno de aquellos
para hacer efectiva la quota de la con-
tribuci6n industrial; celebrar un NEE
ting en- Madrid (; y prOtestar en6rgica-
mente contra ell empr6stito, que consi
deTan ruinoso.
Un peri6dicO ha diehO que antes,de
marchar la corte & San Sebastian, la
Reina recibira 4 Ia representation de
las classes mercantiles 8 industriales de
Madrid pero Silvela ha hecho saber
que 81 Ia audiencia Sc pide Ell terminos
correctOs, So concedera; per0 SO dejan
decir los representatives cOmerciales
que no var;aran nada en- su prop6sito
de acercarse al Srouol para pedir que
caiga ell g6bierno por considerar peli-
gfosa su continuation en- ell poder.
Como es facil comprender, Ia petici6n
no sc concedera bajo esa proposition,
La poIitica duerme y cuaIq1ier rus
NOR da motive a interpretaciones; Sc
dijo que Sagasta habfa sid0 llamadO
Palacio con urgenoia, y salt6 acariciada
ia palabra crisis; ell jefe del paTtido
liberal visitara quizas dentrO de un0
dias. q $. M. para una mission que le
ha encomendado Ia infanta dona Eula
liza nembrandole arbitro en- Ell incidente
de la separation de su magido el infan
te don Antonio, por convenio do am
bos c6nynges Y VOilG t0nt.
En- los nrimeros dias de Julio Sc
trasladara la coFte 4 Ia capital de Gui-
p62coa, ) en- Agosto Sc gerifcara el
giaje del Rey por 81 IItoral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30

Las noticias de Ia guerra han eau
sado profunda tristeza, pues todos
simpatizaban con los hef6icos beers, Y
Sc considera terminada la lucha, puesto
que estos Sc retiran, despues de caer
johannesburg y Pretoria en- poder de
lord Roberts. lOuantas yfchmas sa-
crifcadas a la ambici6n de la poderosa
Inglaterra, que ha peleado con gran
dfsimas ventajas contra una pequcfa
repdblica que ha perdido su indepen
dencia, despues de pelear con un he
roismo llevado & la exaltaci6n! Falta
saber 81 la naci6n vsncedOra cumplira
su pronesa de que bajo la sOberanfa
britannica los beers tendrSn todas las
libertades politicas compatibles con un
gobierno sjeno. Els ditfcil creerlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
CUATRO HERlDOS

:. Durante ell tiroteo fueron heridos
cuatro marinos de la dotaci6n del
B0br
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
No Sc reparten invitaciones

zuels un juguete c6mico Krieo de Fla
Gro Yraizoz, con mdsica del maestro
Jimenez, titulado La noche de s La Tenn
pestad." La claQue Sc porto biep, aplaa-
diendo q rabiar, aunque la cOsa no era
para tanto; tiene la obrilla algunos
chistes buenos y uno que sonroj6 4 un
guardia civil de la galerfa. Tof Como
serfa ell tai chistel -
Y al hablar de fiestas, por 81 no lie
gan ahf noticias de Paris aeerca de la
actitud del gobierno de Ia replblica
contra las coIridas de toros, extracto
10 que en- estos dias nos dice ell tel6-
grafo 81 dia s ha empezado en- la
Oamara de diputados ell debate sobre
este asuntO, luchando los representan-
tes del Medi0dia con ell resto de la Ca
mara y con casi tOda la prensa de Pa
lfs, que han tornado el buen acuerdo
de oponerse q las corridas de JSros.
81 presidente del gobierno ha deciara-
do que en- 10 successive Sc prohibira ell
espectaculo; la noticia ha producido
gran agitaci6n en- todo ell Mediod.a de
FIancia. Teniendo en- cuenta las des
gracias ocurridasl 1ltimamente3 en- la
plaza de Deuil, ell tribunal de pOlicia
correctional de Montmorency ha con-
denado al empresaTiO y & los toFeros 4
diez frances de multa Y & dos dias de
carcel en case de insolvencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30

Cierro la revista con la acostumbra-
da cr6nica fGnebre. Han fallecidO: en-
Madrid, la sehoIa doia CLARA Murrie
ia, duquesa de Santols y grande de
ESpala. En- Santiago de Galicia, el
rector de la Universidad don Maximi
no Teijeiro, m6dico eminente.; los ce-
merciOs de la ciudad, en- sefial de luto,
Sc cerrsron ell dia del entierrO. En- Mules
(Castell6n) 81 general de 6anidad Mi
litar don Jose Bueno Peinads. Y en-
Buenos Aires, Ia distinguida tiple de
zarzuela doha Piiar Garcia de Pinedo.
T. GUERRERO.
Madrid, IL de Iunio de 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30

Los teatrOs oirecen va pocas noveda-
des, ac6rcdnd0se el cierre de la mayor
Ipafte. Sole 50 ha estrenado en- ID Ear.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30


Desgracias que registrar no faltan.
El dia 8 por la tarde Sc declare IN
horroroso incendio en- la iglesia del
pueblo de Santa Maria de Nieva (pro-
vincia de Segoyia): el fnego redujo 8
cenizas 81 hermoso yetabiO donde Sc
hallaba Ia antigua y artfstica escnltura
de la virgeI de la Soterrafia, patrona
de la localidads muy venerada en- tOda
Ia comarca. Escriben que la pObla-
ci6n estA consternadfsima. Sc han
salvado bastaItes objetos de valor, en-,
tire ellos la urna que guarda Ia momia
del pastor a que Sc aparec.6 IL mia
grosa imagen.
Otro elcmento ha dejado sufrir sus
estragos. Aver descarg6 sobre Ia ciu
dad de ZaragOza una tormenta, mayor
que todas las que allf Sc recordabah.
Bl aqua inund6 las casas de amuchas
calles, v ell C0sO Sc cOnvirti6 en- nn RIO
que 40 SO descubrfan las aoeras. Oa
yeron algun0s ray0s, que apCk suertc
no causafon desgracias pers0nalcs.
Y en- Yecla (Murcia) lescafg6 por Ia
tarde del 8 an pedrisco, arrasando los
|ccreales que Sc estabans recolcctando /;
cayeron piedras del tamafo de hueYos
de gallins; las p6rdidas han sido con-
siderables.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-30

EI Congreso Hispano. Americana ST.
que reuniEndose para extender Ia pro-
paganda, y ha acordado que Sc cons
tituya en- Paris una comisi6n perma-
nente, presidida por nuestTo embajador
para interesar 4 los americanos que
concurran q la Exposici6n. Sc prone
ten conseguir reSultados ventajosos con
las cOmisiones informadoras nombra
das en- Madrid y ultimar los trabajos
referentes las comisiones provincial
es.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
POLICE CATCH MIKE MORE
when Arrested He Was Carrying
Enough Jewclry to start in
Business.

A man who had kept hidden for a week
concealing stolen property came to light
Saturday afternoon and was arrested by
the police. He was carrying with him
thirty-eight rings and two gold watches.
These have since been identified as the prop
erty stolen from the George Ryan Jewelry
company, los South Sixteenth street. on
January 81. The man gave the name of
Mike Morrel.
Since the robbery a week ago the police
here and in the neighboring cities have
been on the lookout for the plumber and
Saturday afternoon Officer Shoup recognized
one of the rings in a Douglas street pawn
shop. He obtained a fair description of the
man and Chief Donahue. along with Ser
geants Hudson and Baldwin, started on
the hunt for him. He was picked UP on
Sixteenth street about Z o'clock as he was
making his way from one pawnshop to
another. The prisoner had nothing to say
and will neither deny or affirm that he
is the man who committed the robbery.
The robbery was committed in a very
original and unprofessional style. A cob
blestone was hurled through the show
window and the thief helped himself to a
large amount of valuable plumber.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
TO GUARD AGAINST GlLLETTS
Live Stock 0ommiss on Merchants Of Five
Cities Get Together.
WILL LOOK OUT FOR CATTLE PAPER"
Two Omaha Firms Join the New
Organization, Which IL Formed
Mt Kansas City-Hcnduuar-
tiers ut Chicago.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 3.-tSpecial Tele.
gramJ-The Live Stock Commission Mer-
chants Protective association was formed
here today at a meeting attended by COM
mission merchants from Chicago, Omaha.
st. Louis, Kansas City and ST. Joseph.
The purpose OF the organization Is to pre-
vent the fraudulent negotiation of cattle
paper and to provide means for the arrest
and punishment of such persons as may
impose upon the dealers.
P. NJ. Buell. of Chicago was elected pres
ident and John n. Simpson of Kansas City
secretary. The headquarters of the assoc
citation will be in Chicago.
Each member will report to the associa-
tion any discrepancy in the dealings of any
individual or firm and this will obviate
one of the greatest difficulties in the live
stock business. which is the changing from
one firm to another OF men whose accounts
are not settled and who are considerably
indebted to the firm they leave. These
firms are members:
Chicago Live Stock Commission company,
Mallory Commission company, Clay-Rob-
inson Commission company, Strahorn-Hut
ton Evans Commission company, Evans
Snider-Buell Commission company, Chi
cago, ST. Louis and Kansas City; Woods
Bros. Commission company, Chicago and
Omaha; Rosenbaum Bros. Chicago, Omaha
and Kansas City; Scruggs-Hall Commits
sion company, st. Joseph and Kansas City;
Barse Commission company. st. Louis and
Kansas City; Kansas City Live Stock Com
mission company, Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
FORT RUSSELL FIRES SALUTE
Funeral Train with the Bodies of
General Lnwton and Major Logan
PASSES Through cheyenne.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. Especial Tel
egram )-Thousands of citizens. together
with The First United States cavalry from
Fort Russell, Governor Richards and mem
bers of his staff and the local militia Or
ganizations, gathered at the Union Pacific
depot at 6 o'clock tonight and paid tribute to
the memory of General awton and Major
Logan. The funeral train made but a short
stop here. Flags on the public buildings
were at halfmast all day and as the train
pulled out a salute was fired at Fort
Russell.
SIDNEY, Neb., Feb. 3.-(Special Tele-
gram. THE funeral train containing tho
remains OF General Lawton, Major Logan
and DR.. Armstrong reached here this even
ing at S;45 and at 8 o'clock departed for the
east. The depot platform was lined with
people. The party took supper here. Among
those on board are: General Shafter, Mrs.
Lawton, Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs.
Andrews, Major Tucker, a number of army
officers and guard of soldiers. The train
consists of a baggage car, one compartment
car and two sleepers. The car containing
the bodies is one mass of flowers, and the
decorations are simply sublime. The collins
rest on ~caissons and are draped with the
stars and stripes.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
ORDERS SALE OF GULF ROAD
Decree Of Foreclosure is Entered Against the
Pittsburg & Gulf,
UPSET PRlC: FIXED At sl2, 500, 900
Debt of the Company Is over S2I,-
5SO,OOO-snlc Ia lie Effected
Mt the Joplin CMoJ
station.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-ln chambers today
Judge Thayer Of the United States district
court entered a decree Of foreclosure against
the Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf railroad
and its various branches, upon application
OF the State Trust company of New York.
The upset price was fixed at Sl2, 500, 600.
other interests were represented before
the court. The conference between Judge
Thaycr and the attorneys lasted several
hours, at the conclusion of which the order
was formally made. 1t was found that the
amount OF the company's Indebtedness APP
proximated $24,5S0, 446 80.
In the decree it is stipulated that If this
sum is not paid in ten days the special mas
ter appointed is authorized to sell the road.
For this purpose thirty days notice is al
lowed and it is specified that the sale be
effected at the railroad station at Joplin,
Mo.
Counsel for the trust company wanted
the lowest price which may be accepted set
at l 1000 900. Judge Thayer considered
SIS. 600, COO a fair valuation, but after fur
Their elaboration agreed that $12, 500, 900
would be satisfactory to all concerned.
THE amount named" said Judge Thayer
to the Associated Press, Twill fully protect
those holding outstanding bonds of the COM
pany. The basis upon which the upset
price was determined is in accordance with
the present market value Of the bonds"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
GRIPS AFTER EFFECTS
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Cares the Disastrous consequences
of the Grippe, Such as Heart
Failure, Kidney Disease,
Paralysis, Consumption
and Many Nerve
Troubles.
Free Trial by Mail 10 All Who Have
Ever Had Grippe or Now suffer
From Its RaYages.

Those who have had the grippe during
the past few years and who experience
more or less weakness and vital derange-
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that will cure them, put life and strength
into muscle, tissue and nerve. The remedy
Is known as DR.. Dix Tonic Toblets and
has a most wonderful constitutional action
in building up the shattered system after a
siege of the grippe.
We wan To introduce them to every read
or of this paper, many of whom need such
a remedy, For a limited time the pro-
p%rietors, Hayes n Coon, l3 Hull building,
Detroit. Mich, will send a trial package
free by mail to all who will send their name
and address (enough To convince the most
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Send at once and be well and happy
again. Tell your friends and neighbors
about this most liberal offer.
Most cases of lame back, rheumatism,
unstrung nerves, kidney and bladder
troubles, paralysis, heart palpitation and
many other diseases had their origin I'M
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cure. They cured Hardy Morehead. Onawa.
Iowa, of paralysis. Frank Barbeau, 1908
South 10th St, Omaha, Neb., was entirely
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doctors had failed. Q. M. Boyd. eN-sherin
of Tuskescc. Ala, was cured of nervous
Heterogeneous. Wm. Simpson found in
these tablets a cure for severe kidney
trouble and hundreds of other rundown
sick people hav regained their health after
many discouragements with other remedies.
Write Tor free trial today; also book eN-
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Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
EVENTS on THE RUNNING TRACKS


NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 3.-The 81, 800 Mer-
chants handicap this afternoon furnished
one of the best contests of the meeting.
Magee's pair, Wolhurst and DR.. Vaughn,
was the opening f%avorite, but the main sup
port went to jolly Roger, who was the
choice at post lime and who landed the
prize by n neck In "A hard drive. Benne-
Vile, though he showed lameness going to
the post. led up to the stretch, setting a hot
pace and closely followed by Eva Rice.
The mare showed the effects in the final
her 100 yards from the wire; Puda again
failed 10 win at half a mile today, the
Morris flly Plead beating her by a narrow
mand in the ring. Yuba and Free Lady
We're the only beaten favorites. Track fast,
Results;
second, Yuba Dam third. Time: 1:i1l2.
Second race, 2-year-old %fillies,, one-half
mile: Plead won, Puda second, Stripes
Third race selling, mile and one-half:
Donna Rita won, Moncreith second, School
girl third. Time: 2:S7.
and o~ne-cighth: Jolly Roger won, Eva
Rice second, Al Fresco third. Time: 1917.
Fifth race, selling, seven furlongs: Race
Pud won, Chopin second, La Vega third.
Sixth race. selling, six furlongs: Tenole
won, Rinkler second, Watercrest third.
SAN Francisco, Feb. s-weather
cloudy and track fast. Oakland results:
lISl ldNc' SlN I'M Ollt-ldll luTlOlSS, sell
ing, 3-year-olds: Floridian won, Rachael c
second. Saul of Tarsus third. Time: l:2l.
Heigh Hoe won, Torib!ce second. Rio
CAico third. Time: 1877.
Third race, four fur!ongs, selling, 2-year-
olds: Lucinda won, Approdia second, Su-
blime third, Time: 0:42&.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, Naglae Sell
ing stake: DR.. Sheppard won, Afamada
second, Rosinante third. Time: 1:26.
Fifth race, one mile. selling: Flamora
won, Del Paso II second, Twinkle third.
Time: 1:4l.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04

during the week az usual. except that the
classes for work girls have been changed
from Wednesday evening until Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
kindergarten classes daily in the fore
noon; reading room open daily; gymnasium
classes Monday and Friday evenings, under
the direction OF E. b. Cook; physical culture
Tuesday evening, under the direction of Mir.
Chester Stemme; Bible study Friday even
ings; sewing school classes Saturday after
neon at 2 o'clock.
The Woman's club will meet as usual
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock under the
management Of the w. c. T. L, at which time
Miss Sarah Mcfarland. director OF the
kindergarten, gives special invitation to the
mothers Of our kindergarten children to be
present. Sunday school will be held this
afternoon at 8 o'clock under the management
Of Arthur Chase and DR.. Il, c. Henry.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
DEV0TES SALARY TO CHARITY
New Mayor and city officials of San
Jusn sworn Into
Office.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Feb. 3.-The in
stallation into Office of the newly elected
city officials took place yesterday, Mayor
Egoscue, who was the republican candidate,
refuses to accept the salary of his office and
announces that he will devote il to charity.
The republicans carried San Juan by a ma
jority of 1850, the total number of votes cast
being 1897. The city council now stands
ten republicans and five federals. The cleo
ton laws entitle the minority party to one
third representation in the council. The
federals, 1t is alleged, shrewdly tricked the
republicans in the election by voting on the
republican ticket for lightweight incxperi-
enced men and freezing out of the council
five of the best republican candidates.
Senior Moralez, the former mayor, is now
in Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
TREASURER IS IN TROUBLE
Custodian of states Funds Between
MeDbistO and the Deep Sea and
is 2Inmeless.

DIES MONIES, Feb. 3.-(Special Tele-
yIam,)-State Treasurer Herriott is in trou-
BILE and it is no fault of his own. 1t III
merely because he carried out the law in
collecting the state tax levied on insurance,
telegraph, telephone and express companies.
He is still collecting these taxes, which are
being paid under protest. II he did not col
lect them he would be guilt of malfeasance
in office and might be deposed and his
bondsmcn made to pay for his neglect of
duty. If he does collect them he must turn
the money into the state treasury and be-
come liable personally to the companies
which the state supreme court and the
United States supreme court have held can
recover from Treasurer Herriott personally.
The amount so far involved is said to be-
about $3.50, 900. Herriott made his troubles
krOwn Saturday to the member of the SEN
ate and house ways and means committee.
There was some talk about the difficult po-
sition OF Herriott before, but the exact
status of the situation has not before been
made public.
1t is the opinion OF Treasurer Herriott
and OF the chairman of the ways and means
committee that the only escape for the state
treasurer is the passage Of a refunding law
by the legislature. Several states have
such acts, but Iowa has not. The result Is
that the state treasurer is placed in a most
embarrassing position. II he does not col
lest the taxes the state will demand r%estitu-
ton; II he does the companies will hold him
personally liable for the 800, 600 or so each
year.
Today's supreme court decisions were:
Fred Grumme. trustee against Flrminich
Manufacturing company, Marshall district,
affirmed.
G.. Nichols against Charles Woodruff
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
International skating Contest.

MONTREAL, Feb. 3.-In the internationa
skating races the first race, 300 yards, was
won by Robson of Toronto; GLIB, New
burgh, second; Brown, Montreal, third
Time: 0:2l.
One mile professional: John Nelson first,
Norval Baptie second. Time: 2:43 3-5.
$50 yards backward Won by Thibal Ii,
Holcomb second. Time: 1888.
Half-mile, boys, ~ years and under: Ken
wood won, Laderout second. Time: $500.
Two-mile professional: Neilsson won
easily from Baptie, Time: 5:33 As.
One-mile amateur: Drury, NJ. A. A., won
Spooner second, Thibault third. Time: 1900.
Three-mile amateur: Thomas, Newburgh,
won Drury, Montreal, second, Time: 9:22.
2:2O yards hurdle: Holcomb. NJ a.
won; Robson, Toronto, second. Time: O:27.
Three-mile professional: Neilsson won,
Baptie second. Time: SAL 1-5, Worlds
record,
Five-mile amateur: Glib, N%ewburgh,
won; Thomas, Newburgh. second. Time.
1917.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
NO GREAT NORTHERN STRIKE
Majority of Only Twelve Fayors Re-
lection of schedules-Two-Thirds
Vote REQUIRED.

ST. PAUL, Feb. while preparing to
fight a strike with It's several thousand
employees the Great Northern was today
surprised with a victory presented to them
by the men themselves. Until today no one
knew how the vote on the schedules had
gone, though everybody seemed convinced
that it was against the road and in favor of
a strike.
Today the grand chiefs of trainmen and
conductors arrived and with them the griev-
ance committee opened and canvassed the
vote. The rules required a two-thirds ma
jority to strike. The total vote cast was
very heavy and there was only about twelve
majority for the rejection of the schedule
and the ordering of a strike, so there will
be no strike.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
CnIIs for Confcrencc.

TOPEKA, Feb. Ex-Governor Stanley has
undertaken to bring about an understand
ing between the cattlemen and lumbermen
and the Kansas railroads. The governor
has written to the various railroad officials
asking for a conference in this city in the
near future. The date of the meeting will
depend largely upon the time at which the
railroad officials find themselves able to
come to Topeka. Some weeks ago the Cat
tlemen's association presented to the gov
arnor its grievances, which were caused
oy a very general and substantial increase
IN the rates for shipping live stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
No LOSS FROM ATHLETICS NOW.
Iowa University TO Pay for Sport as
II Goes Along.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Feb. Especial Tele-
of control of the State university, it was
decided to place the entire financial man
agement of athletics of the university in
the hands of l.. c. McCutcheon, who was
so successful in managing last years foot
bali team. For the first time support in
a financial way has come from the board of
regents, and actuated by a desire to excel
in all athletic sports and pay as they go,
all branches have been consolidated under
one management The new manager Is to
demons trates his ability to contro the ath-
!etlc affairs. For the first time in The his
tory OF the university the receipts for the
$1,000, DR.. A. A. Knipe has been retained
by the board of regents as instructor in
athletic and gymnasium work for the COM
ing year.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04

A culvert on fire at Burdette street and
the Union Pacific tracks called out the fire
department about 1880 Saturday evening.
The blaze was started from n boys bonfire.
1t was distinguished with little damage.
j. f. Daugherty of 52S South Twenty
sixth street was arrested Saturday night on
the charge of being drunk and abusing his
family. According to the story Of his wife
and daughter he came home in an intoXi-
Gated condition and treated them both in a
police.
For some time residents in the nelGhbor-
hood of Central park have been suffering
from raids made upon their chicken coops.
Valuable fowls with pedigrees and old hens
with families dependent upon them have
alike suffered from the hands of the
thieves. The anger of the northsiders took
definite shape for revenge Saturday and
three bloodhounds were brought up from
Beatrice for the purpose of hunting down
the %culprits. No reports of success have
yet been received from their efforts on
Saturday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-04
PAPERS ATTACK M. CAMB0N
He is Denounced by Radical Press
for living r. Banquet to the
Cnstellancs.

PARIS, Feb. 3.-The radical papers this
morning attack NJ. Cambon, the French am
bassador at Washington, for giving, accord
ing to a telegram to the Gaulois, a banquet
in honor of Count and Countess de Castel-
lane.
La Lanterne says it cannot believe that
NJ. Cambon can be guilty of such detestably
bad taste as TO give "a gala dinner in
honor Of a notorious r%oyalist, who largely
financed the nationalist propaganda and was
among the insulteis of President Loubet
at Auteuil,"