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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN TRIP
Places. and Hours Are Announced,
with Names Of Members of d..
the Party. -

WASHINGTON, Sept. - President
Roosevelt and party will reach Washington
over the Pennsylvania railroad at 6;45
O'Clock tomorrow evening and leave for the
brief southern tour at 1880 p. m. on a train
over the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. The
party, will consist of the president. secre-
tary COFtelyou, Assistant Secretary Barnes,
DR.. q. A., Long, the presidents physician
Stenosrapher .Latta, representatives OF the
three press associations, three illustrated
yeeklles. the Washington newspapers and
the. Western Union and Postal Telegraph
companies and two photographers. The
Baltimore q Ohio has placed At the dis
posal Of the president and his party the
private car Riya, drawing room and sleep
ing cars Xenia and Clarion, dining car
Manhattan and a combined baggage car and
smoker. The presidents private car, Rtva,
is we'll designed for the trip. 1t is sixty
seven feet long, finished IL mahogany; has
a parior seventeen feet in length, an obser-
walton room eight feet long and four pri-
vate rooms. The sofa sections in the par
lor and observation rooms are separated py
curtains from the body of these rooms.
y The party VIII reach Wheeling w. Va,
at $50 a. m. eastern time) September 8.
Remaining in Wheeling two hours, the
party will proceed, touching Cambridge,
GAINESVILLE, Newark, Columbus and. Cincin-
natl, where It Will be transferred from the
Baltimore & Ohio to the Queen & Crescent
road. The train will, arrive at Chattanooga,
Tenn, at $3.50 a. m. September 7. The
party will remain there until 4 p. m. Sep
tember 8, When II wifi start for Knoxville
over the Southern railway, arriving at 5
p. n. September g. After a two hours
stop the party will continue to Asheville,
where It will arrive at $3.50 a. m. Septem-
Der. o. Leaving. Ashevllle at 1920 p. m.
September ., it win arrive in Washington
at 1904. m. September 10.
The president win send a wreath Of
flowers to chicago to be placed on the
conn OF Agent Craig. who was killed yes
terday. The president is receiving a great
number of messages Of congratulations at
his escape, OF, yesterday. These have come
from crowned heads, prominent officials
and citizens in this country.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
WRECK ON A CABLE ROAD
More Than a Score of People Hart
I'm Chicago, but None of
Then Fatally. o.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-More than a score Of
people were hurt. several Of them seriously,
in a wreck on a Milwaukee avenue cable
train here early today.
The train. which was composed of a grip
and two other cars, was bringing a heavy
load Of working people down town, when
between Gerard street and Evergreen ave-
nue., the grip struck a raised plate IN the
track. With a crash the middle car plunged
into the grip and the trailer crashed into It..
Men, women and children were piled into
confused masses in the cars. A panic fol-
lowed and all the available patrol wagons
In the district were sent to the scene to
extricate the passengers from the wreck
age.
Many Of the injured were pinned In until
the Wreekage was chopped or sawed away.
1t is believed that none will die. Nearly
all Of the injured we're taken by the police
to their homes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
NEW PLAN FOR THE RIFLEMEN
National Association Favors Roose-
velt's Proposition to Give shoot
ers More Thorough Schooling.

RIFLE RANGE, sEAGIRT, N. j., Sept. 4.
AT the annual meeting Of the National
Rife Association of America held here this
evening General Spencer, president of the
organization, announced that President
Roosevelt's proposition to reorganlze the
association along national lines is assured.
The plan provides for the training OF civil
rihemen, particularly those likely to serve
in war; that seven of the fifteen trustees
be appointed by the president of the United
States to secure range facilities throughout
the country, TO learn what kind of rife
practice is most desirable and to purchase
the national arm and ammunition for the
association members! The intention is to
urge that all schools and colleges having
detailed military instructors be required to
provide for an indoor range and to fur.
nish an outdoor range Of at least 200 yards.
Increased compensation for properly quail
fed sharpshooters In the army is suggested.
With the cooperation OF the government,
1t Is believed, thousands OF young Ameri-
cans can be taught to shoot expertly. The
association endorsed the Dick militia bill
and the bill providing for national trophies
for rife practices. General Spencer Of New
Jersey, General Harris Of the District Of
Columbia and Colonel Dimmick Of Illinois
were appointed a committee to urge the
enactment Of the proposed legislation. I
Directors to serve for three years were
elected as follows! General Stewart, Penn
sylvania; General Saunders, Maryland;
Colonel Dietrich, Illinois; Colonel Farring-
ton, Maine; Colonel Cooke, Iowa; Colonel
Reid, New Jersey; Colonel Patterson, Penn
sylvania; Major Laucheimer. U. s. NJ. c.;
Captain Allen. Fifth artillery, U. S. A.;
Lieutenant Colonel Summer Payne, Mas
sachusetts, and General Campbell, New
JERSEY.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
MACHINE SHOPS DESERTED
Two Hundred Men Employed by the
Northern PaeIhc at Livingston, d.
Montana, Walk Out.

LIVINGSTON. Mont, Sept. As a result
of the disagreement between the machlnistA
union and Master Mechanic ClarksOn, 200
maehinists employed In the Northern Pa
cihe shops here have walked out on q
strike. The big machine shops Of the COM
pany have been practically deserted.
The strike was brought about through the
discharge Of a machinist who had been en-
ployed in the shops for about a year. 1t is
alleged the man was dismissed without
cause, and when the union asked that he
be relnstated Master Mechanic Clarkson re-
fused 10 talk with the committee.
superintendent Horton says the man wal
discharged for studiously neglecting his
work and violating shop rules.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
SOME LIGHT ON THE ACCIDENT
Governor Cranes Secretary Gives Hts
CSC Views of How it Hap
" pened.

a-IAA MHhHF"A - 80
BOSTON Sept. ,4.-some new facts OF
interest on the accident TO President
Roosevelt's carriage at Pittsheld were
given by John n. Smith, secretary to Gov
ernor Crane, who. wal in the third carriage
behind the president. Mr.. Smith returned
TO. the. state house tonight and his story
carries with Il considerable weight, as he
is a veteran newspaper man accustomed TO
making close Investigation OF Incidents. He
says in. his Judgment the car was going
about, twenty miles an hour. He said
there were no shrieks or yells at the mo-
ment Of. the collision, as a matter Of fact.
the silence was appalling. Secretary Smith
says. he talked VIII Motormsn Madden d.
rectly after. the accident and the latter
stated that the car was going about eight
miles an hour, and that he aid not think
that the carriage OF the president was
going to cross at the place II did.
About the place where the accident hap
pened Mr.. ~Smith1says the street bears q
little to the left. About 200 feet beyond
where Driver Pratt attempted to cross the
tracks, the side roadway on which the
presidents carriage had been going, ter
minated. A greensward at this further
point came flush with the street car
tracks. The railway continued on straight
up Edwards hil1. DRIVER Pratts object was.
OF course, to GROSS the tracks and strike
the carriage road on the other side. Acc
eordink to him the carriage could have
kept to- the side 7tt' was on for almost 200
feet. 81 am Of the opinion that had 1t
kept there 100 feet the car would undoubt-
eddy have swept by it." Mr.. Smith. said.
1.-THE motorman. 4 think, must have
thought, that the carriage would remain
on the right Of the tracks for a little dis
lance further, and therefore he Increased
his speed to rush by before the crossing,
which had torbe made shortly. should 1t be
attaruted"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
CHURCHES MAY BE REUNITEp
DiRerenceS over which Pr~eAbyterians
Split in 1sIO'wiDed'Out by the
Revised Greed.

DECATUR. III, sept f-Kcti6n which
has been taken by the Decatur and Lin.
coin Presbyterians OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian church Is expected to result
in the reunion of the Cumherlsnd Presby-
terrain churches. which separated In lalo.i
The Decatur and Lincoln Presbytetians
both adopted resolutions declaring that the
creed OF the Presbyterian church. as re-
'vised. removed all doctrinal differences over
which the churches split aud there was no
reason why they should not unite.
The Lincoln Presbytery went further and
adopted a memorial to the general assem-
bly, OF the, Cumberland PresbyterIAhs at
Nashville. demanding that the matter OF
union be taken up and negotiations TO that
end be opened with the Pfesbyterians.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
MAY lNDICT ROAD OFFICIALS
Federal Grand Jury Expected to send
Wisconsin ceAtFat Men to
Trial.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 4.-The investlga-
tion by the federal grand jury into the al
legged unjust discrimination in freight rates
by the Wisconsin Central was brought 70
an abrupt close today, when most OF the
witnesses In attendance were told that the
investigation was ended and their attend
anee would not be required. II Is UNDER
stsood that indictments will be returned
against ranc OnhciaA OF the Wisconsin
Central railroad. Only three Witnesses tes-
tilted. Trafnc men believe that manipula-
tion Of billing lie the particular charge on
which the indictments are based. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05

MILWAUKEE,, wis, Sept. 4.-The Wis
consin democratic state convention con-
cluded It's labors at a late hour this after
noon. Above Is the complete list Of nomi-
nations.
A. F. Warden Of waukesha was unani-
mously chosen to succeed himself as chair
man Of the state central committee,
The convention smashed many of the
states which had been prepared early In the
day and stlll later in a conference held at
noon. One of the sensations Of the day was
an attempt to induce John w. Wattawa, the
mine for lieutenant governor, to with
draw from the ticket because of certain
rumors concerning him. Mr.. wattawa re-
fused absolutely to entertain the PROPOSE
tion and the conferees had to set about to
rs up a slate for the balance of the ticket
which to their minds would be a winner. In
this they we're far from being successful.
for with hut two exceptions more than one
name vent before the convention. =
The biggest surprise of the day. and q
sensation AT that, was the turning down
of a resolution just before the convention
adjourned endorsing the national platform.
While, the delegates gave a respectful hear
ing to its reading II was not entertained for
an instant. Just before final adjournment
Delegate w. H. Rogers of Madison offered
the resolution: >
Q We, the democrats of Wisconsin in con-
ventton assembled, reaffirm our allegiance
to the democratic party and its policy as
enunciated in its national platform.
Scarcely had Mr.. Rogers finished reading
the resolution hen another delegate arose
to a point of order and stated that early In
the convention It was decided to refer all
resolutions to a committe on resolutions.
Still another delegate made Q motion to ad-
journ. This was put and adopted with al
most a unanimous vote, there being not
over two or three feeble protests. The reso-
luton therefore was completely ignored.
The convention then. at $50, adjourned sine
die.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
Tenneusee Miners Gut work.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Sept. 1.-THE senti-
mel today says: Three hundred miners
employed BY the Coal Greek Coal com
pany have quit work on account Of a
failure to reach IN agreement on the
scale Of wages for the year beginning Sep
TENDER 1. The Coal Creek Coal company
does not recognize the United Min Work
ers OF America and the agreement recently
reached between the mine Workers COM
mittee md some OF the coal operators Of
Jeliioo and Coal Creek districts as to the
scale-0f wages is not accepted BY this
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
sCommInr. q CO. suspend.

PITTsBURG, Sept. A. ]. Cummings &
Co., one OF the largest brokerage houses
IN this city, with branches In eighteen or
Pennsylvania and Maryland, suspended
business today. The amount OF the FIRMS
liabilities are not known. Mr.. Cummings, In
a letter TO his clients announcing his sus-
pension, accounted for It by saying. the
firm had Withdrawn it's money at a critical
stage and the remaining member decided
TO Suspend at once rather h a Jeopardize
their customers IN the future. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
WILL PROTECT ALL employees
mayor Of cheyenne Issues ProcIsnss-
tion Resarding the Strike


CHEYENNE. wyos, Sept. A.-Mayor MUIR
ray today issued a proclamation declaring
that ample protection from personal in
jury will be given TO Union Pacific en-
ployes travelling the streets Of this city.
This is.a result Of threats alleged to have
been made by Union Pacific strikers against
the strike breakers In the local shops.
Mayor Murray has doubled the police force.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
snan AntAraeIts shiRnsnt.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. awhile the
Pennsylvania railroad is transporting
weekly thousands Of tons Of bitumlnOus
coal and coke originating on the lines east
Of Pittsburg and Erie. its anthracite ship
ment for the week ending August 80. 5Sl
tons. was the smallest since the strike was
iaaugurated. The other shipments for The
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
NEGRO WANTS AN INJUNCTION
Files suit In Federal Court that VIII
Test New Constitution of
Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 4.-Giies w.
jackson, a negro. has hled an application
in the circuit court of the United States
here for an injunction against the new
state constitution Of Alabama.
The petition prays that the state regis
trars be enjoined from further refusing to
put the names Of himself and other quail
ned negro voters on the registration list
He also asks that the grandfather and
understanding clauses Of the new eonstltu-
ton be declared unconstitutional.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05

bassy at. Washington, directing that oHhcial
to express his congratulations on Presi-
dent Roosevelts escape from death yester-
day and hopes that the accident will have
no serious results.
LONDON. Sept 1.-The lord mayor, Sir
Joseph c. Dimsdsle. has cabled London's
concentrations to. President Roosevelt on
his escape Of yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
ROBBER HOLDS UP STAGE
Passenger Wrests Pistol from His
Hand, but Bandit TO
Make His Escape.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Sept. A-The Wal
nut Grove stage from Sacramento was held
up byR lone h~ighwayman near courtland'
sixteen miles from Sacramento, last even
ing.
Joseph Fisher, a passenger. and 70
Bryan, the driver, we're robbed. Henry +.
Ishman. another passenger resisted ano
wrested the pistol from the mans nand,
The robber1 broke from shman's grasp and
escaped. ..t i q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
Beekeepers Hold Convention.

DENVER, Colo, Sept. 1.-THE National
Association OF Beekeepers has begun us
thirty-third annual convention here, 40
Orman and j. u. Harris. president OF the
Colorado State B~eekeepers' association, he-
sponses were made by President Hutehlns
and Others. The business session will be-
gin today. The meeting will end Friday
night with a banquet.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-The stained
glass workers who have been on strike in
FIVE establishments here returned to work
today, the question at issue having been
satisfactorily adjusted.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05

I am infinitely sorry for the untoward mis-
and happy TO hear that injury is sight.
Wish your excellency speedy recovery.
Neutrality-suspicious., SlJah.
His Majesty, Mazaffer-Ed-Dine, Shat, Da
Perse, Paris: / thank your majesty for
your solicitous message.
Minister WI called in person at thu
State department early today to iIquirI
of Acting Secretary. Adee whether aIy- III
consequences had followed yesterday &C.
cIdeut, and also to extend his congnltulaa
tions to the president. 80
Mr.. B. r. Barnes, assistant secretary to
the president, arrived IN Washington today.
Mr.. Barnes was with the presidential party
at Pittsneld yesterday, being in the sBcond
carriage behind that occupied by the 5resi-
dent, Mr.. Cortelyou and Governor Crane at
the time of the accident.
Driver Partly to blame.
Although Mr., Barnes ,disclaims having ans
special knowledge as TO, the Circumstances
Of the accident not shared by many oherh
yet from what he saw and heard on tho spot
he thinks the responsibility for the accident
lies between the driver Of the p~resident1
carriage and the motorman, with thu
greater burden on the. latter.
The trolley road at that point. Mr.. Barnes
says, Is straight lOT bOulc ulblduCt, anu INV
motorman must have seen and recoe nize4
the presidents carriage with it's four white
horses some time before the crossing was
reached, but instead of stopping, or mAteri-
ally reducing speed, he came on at 9 rata
that made 1t impossible for him to stop
when he saw that a collision was imminent.
The driver Of the presidents carriage, 90
the other hand, could hardly have had g.
clear view OF the track at the point OF
crossing, as the outriders on either sid5
must have obstructed 1t to some extent al
least. Among the people who gathered al
the scene of the disaster II was suggested.
that the driver Of the presidents c~arriagS
may have taken greater chances In crossing
the track than he usually would have taken
He undoubtedly felt his Importance as thu
driver OF the president's landau, and wal,
reported to have refused 81, 900 to allow an
other man to take his place for the day.
MI. Barnes left the presidential party last
night at Bridgeport, Conn, and will join ie
here again tomorrow evening at 1880 o'cloc1,
for the trip to Chattanooga.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. 4.-The National
Association of Letter Carriers. which %
holding it's annual convention In this city
sent a telegram TO President Roosevelt
congratulating him upon his escape from
serious injury in the accident at Pittsield,
Mass. The convention has postponed tn"
election Of officers and all other important
business until tomorrow. Many Of the delOH
gates are absent today on an excursion In
the mountains.
PARIS, Sept. I.-The foreign minister,
NJ. Deleasse. today cabled the French en-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
Lndre pnrnna Improvea.

FLINT. Mich Sept A-Judge George II.
Durand,. the democratic nominee for gov
ernor, Who suffered a paralytic stroke Mon
day, was able to move his limbs with con-
siderable freedom tonight. His son for
the first time expresses a belief that the
Judge might now recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
shoots FRIEND for peer.

UTICA, NJ Y, Sept. 4.-The first hunting
accident Of the season is reported from the
dacks. Judge b. Storer OF orange, N. j.,
she and Instantly killed his fellow hunts
man, Major George Smalley Of Philadelphia,
firing at the direction OF his guide.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
MOB Lynches a Negro.

HEMPSTEAD. Tex, Sept. Jesse
Walker. eoiored, was taken from the
county jail tonight by 2 crowd Of several
hundred citizens and hanged TO q tele-
phone pole. The crime for which he was
iyneAed was assault upon . white woman
The negro confessed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
Buirs Horns. KIN Him.

GUTHRIE OIL Sept. L-Near Walthall
Rev. s. Brown was gored to death by a
bull while attempting to drive cattle from
one pasture to another on his farm. g.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
BALK ON NATIONAL PLATFORM
wisconsin Democrats Turn Down Resolution
Approving It.
LEADERS TRY TOP ULL OFF wATTAwA
Are Afraid Nominee for Lieutenant
Governor Cannot Overcome Eject
of Certain StoFies,' but lie
Declines to Move on.

GONtTnOT .........
-.........DAVID 8. ROSE, Milwaukee
For Lteutenan Governor. .................
..",JOHN w. WATTAWA, Kewaukee
FOR Secretary of State. ...m.......v....
LOUIS A. LANCE, Fond du Lac
ED L., LUCKNOW, Baraboo
For Attorney General. .........".."
..........OLAF X. SKAAR, La Crosse
For Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton ......KARB A. MATHIE, Waukesha
........ WILLIAM A. REDNER, Ashland
For Insurance Commissioner ............
.....WILLLAM FERBER, New London
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05

week we're Bltunlnous coal. 54i.sss tons;
1se.5s7 tons.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05

''The whole trouble was started by bad
ieots and poor judgment" said j.. II.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05
TO DRIVE OUT
CONTINUED from First Page.l

I am infinitely sorry for the untoward mis-
hap, and happy to hear that injury is sight.
Wish your excellency speedy recovery
MAZAFFER-ED.DINE. Slab.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-05

Steadily Increasing business mas necessL
Its former CAPACITY.