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Spring time is the time to use Rocky
Mountain Tea. Keeps you well all
summer. Great spring life renewer.
35cts. B. ID. Merrell's.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
TO RECEIVE HIS NElGHBoRS
President Roosevelt ArrRnEes TO We'll
come People of IN Home
County.

OYSTER BAY, L. l., Sept. 11.-Arrange-
ments have about been completed for the
reception which President Roosevelt will
tender to the citizens Of Nassau county on
the 18th inst.
Decorators are at work and before the
day of the reception arrives many OF the
buildings here will be resplendent with
bunting. Two presidential salutes will be
fired by the Hicksville battery, one when
the reception begins and another at its
close.
1t is probable that between 10000 and
u 900 people will attend and Sheriff John
son of Nassau county will swear in 300
deputy sherifs, whose duty IL will be to
keep the crowd at Sycamore Hill moving
during the hours Of the reception.
The president will receive his neighbors
on the porch Of his house. A number of
committees have been appointed. of which
Frank Travers will be chairman ex- off1cio.
He will have general supervision Of all ar
rangements.
The president will have as his guests
Tuesday Senators Hanna. Lodge, Spooner
Allison and Aldrich. They will take lunch
con with the president and probably dinner.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
TEXAS is FOR ROOSEVELT
Republicans Endorse the President
and Nominate Candidate
for Governor.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Sept. 1.-THE state
republican convention adjourned tonight
after a two days session. Only two nomi-
nations were made, as follows:
For Governor-George p. Burkitt Of Pal
estne.
For Treasurer-Eugene Nolte.
The convention, which promised to be one
Of the most turbulent in the history OF the
party in this state, closed in perfect har-
mony. The Auditorium tonight was packed
to the DOORS The leaders, arm-in arm, on
the platform, and the delegates, white and
black. in the hall. stood upon the chairs
and cheered for President Roosevelt and the
republican party
The last act of the convention was to give
E. II. K. Green full authority to supervise
the campaigns in Texas during the next two
years.
The platform deplores the death Of Pres
ident Mckinley; endorses without qualihca-
tion all of the acts OF President Roosevelt
and says that he is "the unanimous choice
Of Texas republicans in 1904"
Appropriations are asked from the gov
ernment to prevent destructive overfows OF
Texas rivers, the present tariff law is en-
dorsed and protection for the newspapers
of the state against libel is demanded.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
WELCOMED IN AMSTERDAM
BOer Generals Say visit Is Only to
Solicit Assistance for Destitute
Transvaal Families.

AMSTERDAM, Sept, 1.-THE Boer gen.
erals, Botha. Dewet and Delarey. accom-
panied by Messrs. Wolmarans, Vessels and
Reitz, arrived here today from The Hague
and we're given a hearty welcome.
Replying to an address. General Delarey
said he and his colleagues did not come
here in the character of special person
ages, but solely to obtain assistance for
destitute Boer families.
At the reception Of the generals at the
town hall General Dewet. in reply to the
burgomasters speech. said:
We have come to ask for help for the
widows, orphans and other necessitous
PERSONS. Upon assistance of this kind
from England the Beers cannot count
The general also remarked: "If England
wishes to have the Boer descendants OF the
Huguenots as subjects before God am
willing to be a loyal subject before God un-
I'll the day OF God shall come. We wish TO
be loyal 10 the new government, hoping that
the latter will carry out its engagements" "
At a subsequent luncheon General Botha
declared that peace, which had brought
them all they had desired. was due to the
mediation OF the Dutch premier. DR.. Kuy-
per. who had thus rendered service to the
Beers.
General Botha also thanked Holland for
the manner in which 1t had welcomed
Messrs. Kruger, steyn and Reitz.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
BRITISH CONSUL IN AN ASYLUM
w. II. Stuart, stationed I'm Boston,
is Thought to BE In
sane.

BOSTON. Sept. 1.-THE Evening Record
says that w. H. Stuart, formerly British
vice consul here, has been placed in the
Mclean insane asylum at Waverly by his
family who have for some time been con-
vinced that because Of his peculiar hnan-
cial methods he has not been responsible
for his acts.
number OF notes, aggregating 800 900,
are held by various people. The notes bear
the endorsement OF Mrs. Stuart, who Is the
daughter of Arich Wentworth, a Boston
millionaire. The endorsements are alleged
to have been forged. 1t is also understood
that Mr.. Stuart in his accounts at the con-
sulate was short about $4,000. but that his
father-in-law made good the deficiency.
Stuart has been acting in a peculiar man
ner for months. He is a comparatively
young man. He had been connected with
the British consulate for about twenty
years, but rendered his resignation on
August 20 and it is being considered In Lon
don at the present time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
DUNKARD OFFICIAL is SUED
Damages for Breach of Promise Are
Asked from College PresI-
dent.

HUNTINGTON, Pa. Sept 11.-Miss Cora
Keime OF Somerset county, who brought an
action OF breach OF promise OF marriage
against Prof. l. Harvey Brumbaugh, acting
president of the Juniata college OF this
place was awarded a verdict OF s., $50 to-
day. Miss Keme laid her damages at $685.
OO0
The case is unique. inasmuch as It is the
only instance wherein legal action has
been had between members Of the Dunkard
church. The prominence OF the principals
added interest to the trial and the fact
that witnesses were brought here from Ne
braska lent an air to the suit that will
make II historical In the Dunkard church
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
M'KINLEY'S MEMORY HoNoRED
Memorial Exercises VIII he Attended
by the President ut Oyster
hay.

OYSTER BAY, N. Y. Sept. 1.-THE an
niversary OF the death OF President Nc
Kinley, September Il. which falls on Sun
day, will be appropriately observed here.
At the request Of the president Rev. DR..
Washburn. pastor OF Christ Episcopal
church. which the president attends. will
conduct memorial services and like serv-
ices will be held in other churches.
ALBANY. n. Y, Sept. 11.-Governor
Odell has in a proclamation issued today
requested pastors Of churches throughout
the state TO hold a memorial service on
Sunday next in commemoration OF the first
anniversary Of the death Of President
Mckinley.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE snniver-
sary OF the death Of President Mckinley
next Sunday will be appropriately OBJ
served by a special service at the Metro
politan Methodist Episcopal church, where
he worshiped in Washington. At other
churches also memorial addresses will be
made by the pastors.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
UNITED STATES AS A MODEL
Members of British Association for
Advancement of Science Make
Complimentary AIIusions.

BELFAST. Sept 1.-THE sectional meet
ings of the British Associatio the Ad-
vancement of Science, whit H. its
seventy second annual meeting NL. :
day, were we'll attended to hear ~ b..
dresses Of their respective presidents.
Many OF these contained complimentary
references to the United States, which was
held up as the model which Great Britain
ought to follow Prof. H. z. Armstrong OF
the educational section made a strong plea
for the injection OF some American life and
energy into the British educational system
and paid high tribute to the imaginative
insight and foresight Of "our American
Cousin. Captain Mahan," who had taught
the nation the true meaning and value Of
sea power.
I'VE need some Mahan," added Prof. Arm
strong, Ito discuss the larger issues Of de-
fense through education. The ship Of state
is OF vastly greater consequence than the
mere navy. Yet those who direct attention
to the insuffciency Of its armament are
scarcely. listN1ed to and there is not the
slightest effort to secure scientifically ad-
justed and organically complete machinery
to drill the crew, which is woefully incom-
plete, owing to the terrible absence OF or
ganization and discipline"
Prof. Armstrong contended that what
British education today needed was to ap-
preclate the value Of a scrap heap.
why can't We" continued the speaker,
follow the example of the industrious
American manufacturer and agree to scrap
our scholastic academic ideals. IL not our
schools and schoolmasters as well, and rent
along scientific lines?"
In support Of his contention that boys
ought to leave school at II and then go to
college, Prof. Armstrong said that much Of
the success Of the Americans was due to
the way in which republican doctrines we're
applied in bringing up their children,
adding; I'VE should set our children free
and encourage them to be free at an early
age"
Prof. w. d. Halliburton OF the physlo-
logical section spoke highly of the work Of
Prof Loeb and his colleagues of the Uni
versity Of Chicago in the new field OF
physical chemistry.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
SULTAN HARD UP FOR MONEY
Fails to Come in from Provinces and
Debts of Government Are
Unpaid.

CONSTANTINoPLE, Sept. l1.-only one
half Of the amount Of money required for
the payment Of salaries, etc. upon the oc-
casion Of the sultan's anniversary, septem-
ber s, was obtained from the provinces, and
these collections were made by threats that
the provincial collectors would lose their
positions unless the money was forthcoming.
Tae balance OF the sum required was made
up from the fund for military purchases.
customs receipts. etc. The money thus taken
from the last named source will interfere
with the pOrte's payment TO the Cramps Of
Philadelphia and 10 Herr Krupp Of Ger
many for war material.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
RIDE WITH KAISER'S TROOPS
Maneuvers of the German
Army,

FRANKFURT-oN-TH ODER, Sept. H.
Major General Young and Brigadier
General Weed sGd their aides-de-camp.
Lieutenants Mckinley and Mccoy, charged
with the cavalry led by Emperor William
today. The Americans did not draw their
swords, but they rode with the Garde
Du Corps, one OF the household regiments
and the emperor's bodyguard. This charge
was the climax Of the maneuvers. About
5000 horsemen, lancers, cuirasseurs and
dragons, fell upon the flank of the re-
treating Blues defending army capturing
thirty OF the latter's guns and 1000 Of its
infantry. When the cavalry were within
100 yards the infantry quickly formed
into close platoon groups, which the horse
men broke up, galloping between the groups
and the guns. Several horses fell dead.
The emperor mounted on white Arab
horse directed the movements and at the
finish galloped ahead as recklessly as any
trooper The empress was present on
horseback.
Major General Corbin and Lieutenant
Colonel John A. Johnston, Earl Roberts
and other foreign guests were on a hill
around which the charge was made. Cen
eral Corbin said it was the finest military
spectacle he ever saw.
Emperor williams customary salute to
the Americans has been: "Well how's the
khaki brigade?" His majesty has also been
disposed to chan the Americans a little.
Today they wore blue fatigue uniforms.
The emperor noted the change and re-
marked pleasantly upon II.
The Zeitung, commenting on the sim
plicity Of the American uniforms, said:
THE American visitors have no need Of
Informs to make them look like soldiers"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
SPAIN WANTS MARTIAL LAW
Authorities in BArceIOna Think that
the strike situation IL
Serious.

LONDON, Sept 1l.-Aceording to today's
dispatches from Barcelona, Spain. the local
authorities there have requested the M n
istry OF the interior to maintain martial law
on account Of the attitude Of the strikers.
Private adviees received In London rep
resent the situation at Barcelona as acute
in consequence OF the determination Of the
authorities to suppress what is described
as a genuine labor movement.
In addition TO the other strikers the rail-
road workers are protesting against their
long hours and setting forth other grieY-
ances and the movement threatens TO re-
suit in a general cessation Of work at any
moment on all the spanish railroads.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
AeITAToR CAUSING TROUBLE
Induces Russian Settlers to Abandon
AII>PrOPerty and Give Away
Money.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Sept. IA re-
port from Yorkton says nihilist agitators
have been busy among the Doukhoubers,
and many Of the latter are turning their
cattle and horses adrift and the men and
women are hauling wagons. One Vladmar
Madowie, who processes to be a religious
leader, teaches that all things belong to
God and that there should be no govern
ment. He says the men should have no
money and acting on his words several
Doukhoubers offered all the money they
had to the Dominion immigration author
titles. There is an unconhrmed report that
two Doukhoubers died from the effects OF
trying to live on grass.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
TELLER AT HEAD OF LIST
Colorado Democrats Finally Complete
the State Ticket and the
Delegates Go Home.

DENVER, Sept. lit was 8 o'clock
this morning when the democratic state
convention. which met here Tuesday morn
ing reached final adjournment. The nomi-
nation of the candidate for governor was
made Tuesday evening, but so much time
Nas consumed in the discussion Of a propo-
sition to fuse with the populist convention,
which was also in session. that the rest OF
the ticket was not reached until late last
lght.
The ticket chosen follows:
United States senator, Henry NJ. Teller.
Congressman at large, Alva Adams.
Governor, Edward C. Stimson.
Lieutenant governor. Thomas Annear.
Secretary Of state, Horace w. Havens.
State treasurer. James n. Carlile.
State auditor, Harry H. Insley.
Attorney general, John G. Sweigert.
Superintendent of public schools, Mrs.
Helen NJ. Grenfels.
Regents OF state university. Mrs. Mary G.
c. Bradford and Jesse Stevenson.
The principal issue in the coming election
in Colorado is the United States senatorship.
and 1t is already a point that the contest
is distinctly between Henry NJ. Teller and
Edward o. Wolcott. The democratic C and
populist members OF the legislature are
pledged by the state conventions OF their
parties to vote for the reelection Of Sena-
tor Teller.
There appears TO be little or no opposi-
tion to Wolcott in the republican party, and
should a republican majority be elected 10
the legislature the ex-senator can step into
the shoes Of his former colleague The
republican state convention will meet in
this city tomorrow for the purpose Of nomi-
mating full state ticket and congressman
at-large.
The sentiment among the delegates who
have already arrived is strongly in favor
OF again giving the gubernatoriaI nomiua-
tion to Frank c. Goudy Of Denver. who was
the defeated candidate OF the party in the
last election. Mr. Goudy is not seeking
the nomination, but his friends say that he
will accept IL and are claiming that he will
be nominated by acelamation after a COM
plimentary ballot has been given for the
other aspirants. Franklin E. Brooks OF
Colorado Springs is the only candidate as
yet mentioned for congressman at large.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
GOODS ENGAGE IN CLASS RUSH
SOphomores Lock Freshman Girl
in Room, but She
Escapes.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Sept. 1.-THE annual
class scrap" between the freshmen and
sophomore classes OF Wittenburg college
took place here tonight. The contest was
short and exceedingly hot. The feminine
part OF the class took part. The sophomore
girls locked a freshman girl in her room
in the second story and tied her to a chair.
She unfastened the rope tied 1t to a win
dowsill and slid down to the grounds, lac
Grating her hands. She helped in the
scrap"
Charles Bowers and Arthur Ruthrauff were
carried from the field in an unconscious
condition, but recovered later. 1t is feared
that Frank Serviss has received internal
injuries from a kick.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
ans Will Go Into Operation in About
Two Weeks
HOW THE CAPITAL STOCK IS DIVIDED
Armour 4 Co. Will Have an Immsns. In
terest in New Concern.
TO CONTROL ALL THE PACKING HOUSES
Efforts VIII he Made 90 save Every
Possible Dollar in the Cost OF Pro-
duction and Distribution-
Details of Plan.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Record Herald
tomorrow will say: The long expected
merger Of the great meat packing
interests Of the United States will go into
active operation Saturday, September %,
unless there should be an unlocked for
change in the plans agreed upon by those
concerned in the deal. at a meeting held
here today. An industrial combination sec
ond only to the Steel trust Is therefore
practically an accomplished fact.
Reports concerning the actual terms Of
the consolidation differ. The most reliable
light shed upon the subject was the plan
outlined by a Boston authority who has
possessed the most inside information
about the deal ever since It's existence was
rumored in the early part Of last spring.
Basis of capitalization.
According to this expert the new concern
Is to be capitalized at the rate OF twenty
five times the last years earnings Of the
constituent companies. For example, the
Cudahy Packing company is said TO have
earned about $4,000 In 1901, which would
make its share Of the capital stock OF the
merger S21,0O0,000. a 4 per cent dividend
that the new consolidation might be ex-
pected to declare would amount to Ss4O. 900
on this lot of stock-approximately its
legitimate earnings.
On this basis OF capitalization ..lnour &
Co., whose last years profits are supposed
TO have been about $4,000. 900, will receive
$500, 900 in the security in change for
their business. Swift and Company will re-
ceive $50 900, their net earnings for the
last year probably not amounting to over
100000, owing to the fact that this com
pany does not own its subsidiary organiza-
tions, such as selling agencies.
other Interests Involved.
Carrying out this method to the end the
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger company would
receive $26, 900 900.
It is said that it is the undoubted determ-
ination of the consolidated meat interests
to control all the packing houses and stock
yards of the country and to save every pos
sible dollar In the cost OF manufacturing
and distribution. In addition to all this. by
products will be absolutely controlled and
efforts made to buy up industries that are
closely allied to the meat business.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
GRAND JURY INDICTS PRINCE
Francis Joseph of Austria accused of
Misconduct During Coronation
Ceremonies in London.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE grand jury in the
Old Bailey today returned a true bill
against Prince Francis Joseph Of Braganza,
a lieutenant in the Seventh Austrian Hus-
sars. and who was a member OF the Austro-
Hungarian mission to the coronation of
King Edward. charged with misconduct
under the criminal law amendment.
Later in the day the prince and the 9TH
ers concerned in the charge were placed In
the dock at the Central criminal court and
pleaded mot guilty" Prince Nicholas and
other relatives and friends were in the
crowded court room.
In opening the case counsel for the prose-
cution said the offense with which the
prince was charged was far too common in
London.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
ENGINE RUNS INTO BAR ROOM
wild Locomotive Leaves Track and
smashes Through the side of
Brick Building.

BAY CITY, Mich, Sept. IA runaway
engine and coal car on the Michigan Cen
trail railroad left the rails here today and
crossing Midland street at full speed ran
up the pavement and plunged into the
Clifton house barroom, knocking a great
hole in the wall. The engine was started
on its wild run by being reversed in a
collision with an incoming freight train.
The engineers escaped by jumping. but
both engines were demolished.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
TO KEEP OUT OF POLITICS
One of the Chief Things TO He Dis
eussed in the Firemen's Com
VentiOn at Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. I.-Nearly 100
delegates to the National Firemen's asso-
citation convention we're present at the first
session here today. Fire chiefs from ali
parts OF the country are among the dele
gates.
One of the chief objects Of this years
convention will be 10 devise means to sepa-
rate politics from the management Of the
IRE departments OF the cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
Illinois Republicans Confer.

PEORIA. ILL.,, Sept. n.-John w. Parker
Of Watertown, Ill. president of the State
League OF Republican Clubs, Is In the city
today In conference with the state central
committee and the local executive COM
mittees. The purpose OF the meeting is
to complete preparations for the coming
state convention of republican clubs 70 be
held here September -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
ON THE WAY TO DES MONIES
Eastern Delegates Leave to Attend
EiEhty-seventh Annual COnven-
ton of Odd Fellows.

BALTIMORE, Md. Sept IA special
car containing delegates from Baltimore,
Philadelphia. Washington. Wilmington and
Cumberland to the eighty-seventh annual
national convention Of the odd Fellows at
Dee Moines, Ia, left over the Baltimore
Ohio railway this morning. The party is
scheduled to arrive in Des Moines Saturday
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12
PRONOUNCED LEGALLY DEAD
Fool Who with His Bride starts 10
Gross the Atlantic I'm a
Cookie she'll.

BOSTON, Sept li.-Captain W. Andrews.
who twice crossed the Atlantic in a hfteen-
foot cookie she'll, has been pronounced
legally dead by the Massachusetts courts
Letters OF administrator upon his estate
have been granted 10 his son.
Captain Andrews sailed October 6. last,
from Atlantic City with his bride. 20 whom,
he had been married In the presence Of
5000 people. The boat Was sighted only
once. about a week after Il sailed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-12

At New rk-Sailed-Auguste Victoria.
for Hamburg; la Bretagne, for Havre.
At GLASGOW -Sailed-Buenos Ayrean. for
Boston.
AT CherbOurg- Prinz VIII
helm, for New York.
At n-Sailed-Soordland. for
Philadelphia. Arrived-SaNOnia, from BOs-
ton. for Liverpool. and proceeded.
AZ LiverpOol-ATrived-R ynland, from
philadelphia