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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
WILHELMINA is STILL ALIVE
Latest Bulletin from Castle Loo Says
Condition In Satisfactory Up
to the Present.

THE HAGUE, May 7.-oueen wilhel-
minas physicians issued this morning the
following bulletin from Castle Loo:
Last night there was very slight in crease
In the temperature of her majesty, but she
had a good night and this morning there
is a complete absence of fever and the pa
tents general condition is satisfactory.
The'2 p. m. bulletin from Castle Loo an
nouneed that the condition Of her majesty
was satisfactory up to the present"
NEW YORK, May John r. Planten,
consul general Of the Netherlands, received
the following cablegram today from the
foreign ONCE at The Hague: Queens con-
ditlon satisfactory; no fever"
The clause in the Dutch constitution
which is particularly interesting just now,
cables the London correspondent Of the
Tribune, provides that II the queen has a
son her majesty shall abdicate in his favor
when he reaches his eighteenth birthday.
II. on the other hand, no child is born
within FIVE years the Dutch Parliament has
the power to dissolve the marriage.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
REFUSE TO cENsURE eULLEY
CONSERVATIVES Defeat Attempt Of
NRtionaIists to ReprimRnd
Speaker I'm House.

LONDON, May THE nationalist mem
bers of the House OF Commons unsuccess-
fully attempted tonight to force a vote of
censure on the speaker Of the house, Will
liam Court Gulley. in connection with the
suspension from the house for one week
OF John Dillon. nationalist, who, March 30,
addressed unparliamentary language to
Joseph Chamberlain. the colonial secretary.
J. J. Mooney. nationalist, had previously
given notice that he would move to censure
the speaker and when Mr.. Gulley took the
chair the conservative and liberal members
rose and greeted him with cheers. The
occupants of the Irish benches remained
seated
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
HOPKINS is THE FAvoRITE
Looked Upon as Choice OF Illinois
Convention for Senator
over Mason.

SPRINGFIELD, H., May 7-Already
there are a number OF delegates on tno
ground to attend the republican state con-
vention which meets tomorrow. The ac-
tion Of Cook county convention yesterday
in indorsing Chris Manner for supreme
court clerk and Fred Busse for state
treasurer is regarded as conducive to these
offices, although the sentiment among the
country delegates is against giving both
Offices to Cook county. A rumor is afloat
here to the effect that Busse may decline
to be a candidate. State Senator Small
is regarded as the probable nominee for
treasurer II Busse should voluntarily with
draw.
In regard to the senatorship situation II
is conceded by practically everybody today
that the convention will indorse Hopkins.
Senator Mason, however. is still insistent
that no such action will be taken. Con-
gresham. Cannon arrived from Danyiile
this afternoon. He will be temporary
chairman of the convention. He had moth
ing to say for publication except that the
convention will indorse Hopkins.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
BriEht Prospect. for Crops.

sTURGIs. s. D.. May 7.--(speeiaL)-The
farmers OF Meade county are rejoicing over
the outlook for an enormous crop this sea
son. oldtimers fay that there never was
time that theve was as much moisture
In the ground as this spring and everything
looking so favorable. The streams all over
the county are bank full, as we'll as all
the water holes. The recent rains have
brought out the grass SO there Is already
good grazing for cattle. Wheat, which was
soWed early, is up and we'll advanced. A
large amount Of potatoes have been shipped
in here for several years. but this year
the farmers are bound 10 put stop 20 that
BY putting in large crop aud supplying
tbs demand themselves.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
NO DECISION IN MINES CASE
Meeting of Executive Board Fails
to Develop Settle
ment.

SCRANTON, Pa, May THE executive
boards OF the United Mine Workers of
America for the three districts comprising
the anthracite coal region met here today
to consider the report Of the special COM
mittee which had been in conference with
the presidents Of the coal carrying rail.
roads and to decide whether the men are
to remain at work or go On strike for in
creased pay, a shorter days WORK and an
insstence that the coal shall be weighed
at the mines The miners representatives
were in session all of today, but nothing
was done of which any definite knowledge
would be given the public.
When the meeting adjourned President
Mitchell gave out the following meager
and indefinite response to a request for an
account OF what had been done:
THE committee is canvassing the situa-
tion very carefully. No decision has as yet
been reached. The committee will meet
again tomorrow at 9 o'clock a. M
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
MESSAGE FROM PDPE LEO
CabIeGrRm Conveys Expressions of
SORROW from vatican on
Death OF CorriEan.

NEW YORK. May THE Rev. Dr. Per
ranti, Italian secretary to Archbishop Cor
rigan. tonight made public a cablegram
which was received at the arehieplscopal
residence from Cardinal Rampolla, pontifl-
cal secretary Of state at Rome. expressing
the sorrow Of Pope Leo at the demise Of
Mgr. Corrigan. The cablegram was ad-
dressed to the Rev. Dr. Ferrani and is as
follows:
The holy father with great sorrow learns
of the death Of the grand archbishop,
whom he hoped to see in Rome very soon:
the especial merits of the dead prelate, eX-
pressed his sympathy from the depth of
New York. and he prays God to give to the
soul of the great archbishop the repose of
the just and the premium of eternal glory.
(signed) RAMPoLLA,
Pontifcal Secretary Of State.
Masses for the repose Of the soul of Arch
bishop Corrigan were said today at st. Pat
rick's cathedral and were largely attended.
The o'clock masses were celebrated by
Rev Father Lavelle, rector Of the cathedral
and Rev. Father DAILY. At o'clock Rev.
George w. CoTrlgan. brother Of the dead
archbishop, and Bishop MeQuaid OF Roch-
ester oficiated and at o'clock Rt. Rev.
Ignatius Sanchez de oca. bishop of San
Luis Potosl, and Rev. Father McAleer OF
the cathedral clergy. were the celebrants
Later in the morning the body Of the
archbishop was carried to the cathedral and
placed at the end OF the center aisle, and
Just in front of the altar. The head was
placed toward the altar and was elevated
so that the mourners could see the face OF
the dead prelate when half way down the
center aisle.
ka Irao uyara fhnnaande NJ
sons grouped about the cathedral awaiting
the hour when the doors would be opened
SO they might have an opportunity to pay
last tribute Of respect to the archbishop.
The body was attired In the funeral robes
These consisted OF a purple silk cassock
purple silk sash. lace rochet, linen anice
lace alb, cincture, stole. maniple, purple
silk tunic, purple silk dalmatic. purple silk
chausible, purple sandals and stockings and
white damask mitre.
There also was the pectoral cross, the
pallium, the crozier in the left and the
Episcopal amethyst ring on the right hand
The musical program for the requiem
mass contains selections from Mozart. Verd
and Ambros Thomas.
After the body was taken into the ca
thedral a service was held at which Faith
ers Phelan, McCreedy and Blood pronounced
the absolution of the dead. Father Lavelle
rector Of the cathedral, requested that ne
flowers be sent to the cathedral, because
the archbishop was opposed to flowers al
funerals and his views should be respected
When the doors were thrown open to this
public lines were formed by the police ant
everything possible was done to give every
one opportunity to see the dead prelate';
face for the last time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
WOMAN LOST IN MOUNTAINS
Several Posses out Searching the
Country I'm Effort TO
Find Her.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. May 7.--Cspecial Tel
egram. IA general alarm was sounded to-
night ard the people aroused to search for
Mrs. Andrew T. Clark wife Of ex-AldeFman
Clark, who disappeared from her home
early this morning. Mrs. Clark was seen
this afternoon headed toward the Silver
Crown mountains west Of the city. and Il
is feared she has wandered away from the
travelled roads and It may take several
days to ind her. The weather is warm and
the woman will not suffer, unless 1t be from
thirst and hunger. In the morning several
posses of mounted men will SCOUT the
prairies and hills in all directions. Mrs.
Clark has been Sffiicted with demented
spells for some time and this is not the
frst time she has wandered away and be-
come l0st on the prairies.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
TEN THOUSAND IN REVOLT
Armed Rebels in China Under Leader
of Military Mandarin Cause
Anxiety.

PEKIN. March 7.-Blshop Favier. the
French vicar apostolic in China. has re-
ceived information to the effect that 10000
armed rebels, with several cannon, are par
ticlpating In the revolt at Cheng Ting Flu.
Chi Ii province.
1t is considered doubtful II Yuan shi Kai.
the governor of Chi Ii. has sent q SUFFICIENT
force to cope with the rebellion. The bulk
Of the government forces, with ten gatling
guns. are due to arrive at the scene Of the
disturbances today.
The leader Of the uprising is military
mandarin, who killed his family before rails
ing the flag of revolt, SO as to prevent their
punishment in the event OF his failure.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
STANDS For EUROPEAN PEACE
Emperor Francis Joseph of Hungary
Advocates Close Relations
with Allies.

BUDA PEST, Hungary. May 7-"As in
the past, so in the future the constant en-
deavor OF my government will be directed
to fostering close relations with our allies
as we'll as feelings Of confidence With all
other powers, thus contributing to the
maintenance and consolidation OF Euro
pean peace"
This was the most interesting passage.
from a general internation' viewpoint in
the reply OF Emperor Frsp n eph to the
address Of the delegatioT n 'a-Hun-
gary at the reception W " astls
this morning at Buda Pes -.
The emperor also made "a m
portant reference to the BulcaL Z. IN
saying:
"Our unvarying and friendly under-,
ing with the Russian empire concerns
events in the near east is conducive to the
continued maintenance Of order and tran
guilty in these regions"
He remarked that since the last session
Of the delegations the general political sit
uation had In no way undergone any ma
terial change.
Subsequent to the meeting Of the dele
cations Count Goluchowski. the Austro-
Hungarian minister OF foreign affairs, in
his opening address said:
The enormous rise and daily growing
Importance Of the United States from the
standpoint OF imperial policy In addition
to our growing interests in America in
connection with our many subjects resld-
ing there. show It is no longer advisable
to delay elevating the rank Of our repre-.
sentative at Washington to equality with
the representatives Of the other great pow.
ers."
The imperial foreign minister was conn
dent the delegations would approve this
since the steps accorded with the wishes
expressed In both the United States and
A IL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
TAKES UP IHE NAVE INTERESTS
James McCOrd Buys Out Holdings of
His Former Partner in Various
Enterprises.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. May 7.-(special Tele-
gram)-It is announced tonight that all
the varied and extensive financial interests
of the Nave McCord company have been
taken over by James McCord and the mem
bers OF his family. For half a century this
Arm has been prominent in financial af-
fairs of the west, being interested in bank
ing mercantile, manufacturing and cattle
enterprises. The death OF Samuel Nave e
few months ago has resulted in James Nc
Cord. the aged hnancier. assuming per-
sonal control OF the business. This firm
owns or has interests in jobbing houses
in Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, Topeka.
Hutchinson, Wichita. Pueblo and Denver,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
Railway for Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS. S. D.. May 7.-(special.l-
The newly elected mayor. DR.. A. s. Stewart,
and the new council met last evening and
qualified. Mayor Stewart named ]. +.
Parks city auditor. James Dornan city mar
shall and Charles s. Eastman city attorney,
the two former being reappointed. At the
next meeting Of the council DR.. r. D. Jen-
nings and associates, who are understood to
be wealthy Chicago men, will ask for a
franchise for a street railway to extend
from the Catholicon hotel, in the extreme
southern portion Of the city, to the plunge
bath in the northern part Of town and also
to the Soldiers home grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
EXPOSITION BUILDING SOLD
Structure Goes at Auction 10 Satisfy
Mortgage Held by Bond
holders.

ST. LOUIS, May THE st. Louis Expo
sition building was sold at public auction
this afternoon for s2s0.OO0. Frederick w.
Lehman purchasing the property for the
St. Louis Union Trust company. The sale
was forced by the bondholders who were
surety for a mortgage OF S15O.O00 on the
property. They never had been able to
collect on their bonds with the exception OF
$40, 900.
The Exposition building. containing a
music hall with a seating capacity Of 5000,
and an immense coliseum, probably will be
torn down TO make way for library build
ing to cost $500 900. Carnegie recently
promised 81, ,OOO, 900 with which TO build a
main library and ten branches.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
More Earthquake. reported.

ST. THOMAS, D. w. l.. May 7.-Advices
from the islands OF Saint Vincent. British
West Indies. announce that for some days
earthquakes have been experienced in the
neighborhood Of the Soufriere crater, which
has been smoking and rumbling The peo-
pie OF the vicinity of the volcano are leav-
ing for places CT safety. The cable COM
munication with the islands of Martinique
is interrupted and no further news can be
obtained at present of the volcanic out
break on Mount Pelee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
NO REPRoACH TO SAILORS
Conduct of American seamen mt
Trieste Said TO he Fault
less.

VIENNA, May lit was learned here to-
day that the fact OF the reported arrest at
Trieste of four sailors from the cruiser
Chicago for alleged dlsorderly conduct in
a cafe, are as follows:
Last Sunday evening four sailors from
Chicago we're baited by a crowd OF civilians
while ashore at Trieste. The police inter-
fered and arrested one Of the civilians.
The chief of police at Trieste says the
conduct of the American sailors ashore was
above reproach
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
Tennessee Coal and Iron.

NEW YORK, May THE report of the
Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company
for the year ending December 81 was made
public today. 1t placed the mining and
incomes OF $50 53s made the total Income
81 725, ,s3s After payment OF slS.s64 in divi-
dends SS62 lS9 FOR interest $259, ,324 for
royalties Sl5l sO4 for reserve and Charging
OF $50 Al for depression there remained a
balance of S243,S There was expended
during the year for new constructions: Al
Ensiey Steel works, $685. 4O5; at Pratt works
S4s, $40; at Bessemer Rolling mills Sl267O
and at other plants <64 Dos The COM
pany's capital stock consists OF S22.652 200
common and S24S 800 preferred.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
VIctim's Body IdentIned.

DYERsVILLE. Ia. May 7.-(special.)-
The body Of the old man found by the
track OF the Illinois Central a week ago
has been Identified as that Of James Reese
a prominent contractor Of Redmond. Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
LITTLE GIRL BADLY BURNED
Man Also Receives Severe Burns in
ExtinsuishinE the Blaze I'm
Her Clothing.

DEADwooD, s. D.. May 7.-(special Tel
egram.) Laura, the 6-year-old daughter Of
Mrs. Annie Cedarholm. while playing with
fire this afternoon ignited her clothing and
before the flames could be extinguished
was probably fatally burned. James Mum.
a wealthy contractor, who extinguished the
fire. was very badly burned in his attempt
to save her.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
Extension Resolution FIIed.

PIERRE. S. D.. May 7.-(special Tele-
gram m.)-Resolution OF extension of the
Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul railway
from Eureka, S. D., to Linton. N. D., was
filed In the ofice OF the secretary OF state
today. The state brand commission met
today and will be in session through tho
week to clear up accumulated business.
They have about $50 brands to pass on.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
No Truth in Reported Outrage.

VIENNA. May There is no truth in
the report published by news agency In
the United States yesterday that demon
strations in favor OF the re-establishment
OF the kingdom Of Poland occurred at War
saw Tuesday and that the demonstrators
we're charged by Cossaeks. who rode over
the people. nogging them with knouts. that
six persons were killed and 225 were injured
and that over 500 people were arrested. in =
cluding children under 10 years OF age.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
Adopts OriEinaI Measure.

COPENHAGEN. May 1.-The landsthing
today readOptsd the original resolution re
garding the, Danish West Indies treaty
after two hours spirited debate, The
matter was then referred TO a conference
committee consisting Of thirty members of
both houses.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08

YANKTON, s. D., May 7.-(special Tele-
gram.) .)-William Keihm, fireman on a
Northwestern passenger train on the Yank-
ton-CenteTville branch, was seriously in
iured by a lubrieator glass blowing up In
the cab while at Centerville yesterday
evening He will lose his left eye and may
not recover. Keihm was married only
three weeks ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08

LONDON, May THE town OF o'okiepf,
Western Cape Colony, which had been be-
sisged since April 4 by a Transvaal force
under Commandant smutz, has been re-
lieved by a British force under Colonel
Cooper. the garrison was in good health
and only few Of the troops we're wounded.
The Beers retired south. Lord Kitchener.
in reporting the relief OF o'okiepf. adds
that the conoordia district, In about the
same part OF Cape Colony. is clear Of Beers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
ACCIDENT IN HoMESTAKE MINE
One Miner Killed and Another Seri-
OusIy Injured by Giving way
of a Timber.

LEAD. S. D., May 7,-(special Telegram.)
August Frank. a miner working on the
60O-foot level of the Homestake mine, was
killed today by falling rock. and Stephen
Heard, another miner, was seriously in
jured The accident was caused by the
giving way Of a timber.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
Kittredge Endorsed by brown.

ABERDEEN, S. D.. May 7.-(Special Tel
egrsm.)-The Brown county republican
convention met today and selected dele
gates to the state convention. Resolutions
were passed endorsing members of con-
gress and Governor Herreid and pledging
support for the denomination Of Kittredge,
endorsed as candidate for United States
senator. Delegates were instructed for C.
B. Collins, candidate for state treasurer
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08

PARIS, May 7.-Heavy snow fell at
AbbeVille and Amiens in the department
OF somme today and frost Is reported from
many places in the northeastern depart
ments.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
Chicago Conventional Nominations

CHICAGO. May 7.-Congressman James
X. Mann was renominated by acclamation
the Second district today. Martin 81 Mad
den was nominated In the First district
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
nestraetiye Fire In Rus.Ian Town.

ST. PETERSBURG. May Ia hre at
Lobynsk. government OF Minsk. has de-
stroyed s72 houses and $50 small shops
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
CoNDITNON OF THE WEATHER

Forecast for Nebrsska-Partly Cloudy
Possible Showers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08

CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-08
SIiIIard's Busy Day.

Senator MillaTd was notined Today by the
postofhce department that the star route
running north and south Of Lakeside in
Sheridan county on the line OF the Bur-
lington railroad had been changed TO run
from Ellsworth, a point ten miles east. The
change in this route was done at the In,
stance OF Bartlett Richards, who made the
original request upon the postmaster gen.
erai, backed up by letter Of Teconmen nd-
alton from Senator Millard
Some time ago Senator Millard asked the
war department to ascertain the where.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06
CUENTO9 Y NARRACI0NEo
AMOR Y PsIQUIs

PfIQu1s !, tu nombrs quisrs decir AlmA,
tn historic 90 el poemR do In divinlsAei6n
por el Amor.
DlEte envdis Q 10 mas bella de lss dlosss,
aendo solA hermoafsimG mortal y prendists
10 llamG dc Ia pAsl6n ind6mits en- ell pecho mis-
mo dsl nino AsaltsRdor de coFesones.
II orAculo prsdice que haa de desposar IN
monstruo, tlrAno de homoreB dc doses, en-
dsSlsrta roea, eDgAlanads tn hsrmosura con
los AtAvfoS de boda, ts exponen las deidRdes
implaeRbfes qua con tus hschizos sgraviss.
Prfqnls. Alma lnocente, sobre ell siniestro
tklRmo, ArrullAda per ls onda, se rfnde al sue-
10, como ell sentenciRdo q muerte en- gu dltlma
noehe terrenAl Y deSpisrta en- enesntado
palRcio, SeTvIdR por invlslbles ninfas que adj.
vinRn suB deseos. ALA Ia hk conducido, mien-
tras dormiS, el blAndo Z5hro Eobre las dulces
plumAs de suG alas, por msndato de Amor, que
sin ella sncuentra tSsrieos los cislos LENA de
hRatfo la vida immortal.
Amor on "a reFoso, PGiquis, NO sl fsmen-
lido m6nStrl0. En- 10 tlnieba de 10 noche Sc
F& suyo y dormirA en- tus brRxoE; mas oil pri-
msT clRror del di&, huir& de tu lecho, sin de.
lArte 1amas sAhsr que quien ts ans es el hiio
de Venus.
Amar 10 dsSconoeldo es toFmento &trot; 10
diehA sin luE, cuanto Se sients en- ell corGx6n ell
AFdimianto de IN sol, mas que Ventura, pRrece
sastigo In princesa en&morada durRnte ell
sutho del miSterioEo amRnte, aluubFa sn pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-06

ciosa faz con I& cIaridad de una lampara; tar
base ella ante In rsdiante hermosufs &c sn es"
poso di vino, ouisn reconoce emoeionads y
fsiE, pierde su mano el acisFto, una gotta de
cklido 6iso eae sobre aquella fEsnts, coronado
por sus besos.
Huya airado ell Amer, desvan6csss el en-
cantado paIscio, Y Psfquis vualve 81 rocs
soisAria. En- vAno psrlas de doior oan sus
ojos bellos para I'm ploRaP Il nisarIeordia do IL
rsncorosa Vsncs Pof m4ndRto de Ii diosa
bsja Psiquis 81 Avsrno, = recibir de Ia mujer
de Plut6n Is cajA letal que lie estA vedsdo aorir
Psfquis recibe oil alevoso don, en cuyo rlis-
terio supone encePrarse ell secrsto de ID esaFna
beIdad de las diosAs. La curiosidad 10 tienta
con su afSn Irresistible. EntFeEbre II csjA
funesta, y 81 punto hAliso maligno, tosigoso
humo que de ella ss escapa, 10 sumo en- pro-
fundfsImo lssargo, precursor de 10 nouerts.
Pero Amor la saliva. Contra su pecho
amants Ia estrseha, en- vuslo trinnfaI, ira
vel de legiones de nnbes que 81 Psso se In
Gilman, por entire enjamhre dc essFeils. que
flumlnan festivs In hAzsnoss vlctoFis, Levaie
ell slAdo conquiatAdor al sacro O.impo, y aiii
la inStAla como 50 esposA inmostall
lPaiqnisl lTu nombre eR slmAi tn historic
sl sublims poema de la transfguraci6n por 81
amoHl
Nicanor Bolet Pera2a.