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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
Matters in Court.

In the suit Of A. Goldstein Of Shenandoah.
Ia, against the st. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance company the jury yesterday
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff for
1920. He sued for 1900. II was said
the Insurance company would take the case
up on appeal.
The suit Of A. II. Davis. guardian OF Lucy
Holmes, against T. J. Foley was not com
pleted when court adjourned for the dav.
1t is expected to go to the jury Monday.
The suit Of John Burch against former
Detective D.. L Weir Ia which Burch
claimed $1,000 damages for alleged unlawful
arrest and false imprisonment on a charge
OF horse stealing was dismissed yesterday
at plaintiffs cost. II was said that the
plaintiff had left this section Of the couu-
try.
An agreement was reached yesterday
whereby the suit Of Sheriff Cousins against
Paxton & Gallagher Of Omaha, arising out
OF the attachment OF the Crawford & Young
grocery stock, will be submitted to the court
on an agreed statement Of facts.
The trial Of the personal injury damage
suit OF H. Ainsworth against the Omaha &
Council Bluffs Railway and Bridge COM
pany will be taken up at the close OF the
Davis-Foly case.
F. A. Messmore filed an original notice
OF suit yesterday against P. C.. Devol and
wife to enforce specific performance Of a
contract for the sale Of certain lots. and
asking $1,000 damages for ailur to carry
out same.
Peregoy & Moore, wholesale tobaceonists.
died a petition in the district court yester-
day. asking that a receiver be appointed for
the property and stock In trade OF T. D.
King, cigar dealer and manufactures at 537
west Broadway. 1t Is alleged that King
gave a chattel mortgage for $1,000 on his
property to Julia Hickey on March II, 1900,
ard that 1t was not placed on record until
August. 1901. They ask that the mortgage
be set aside as null and void and the prop
erty subjected TO their Judgment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
FOREIGNERS ARE EXCLUDED
French Take Precautions AGAINST
Being Left in Selecting Pictures
for the salon.

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PARIS, April 20.-tNew York World Ca
blegram-Special Te~legrsm)-The forth
coming salon is involving those interested
in considerable fermentation. The question
OF excluding foreigners from the Jury. lest
too many foreign pictures should be rep
resented IN a French salon. being at length
settled, with the RELOCATION OF those in
divtduals to the ranks. a new question now
springs to the fore. II is that a jury pass
ing judment on paintings should be en-
tirely composed Of painters, and that one
deciding on sculpture should be composed
entirely OF sculptors. At present these
turies are mixed and there is always a
hubbub over the decisions. Rodin is an
advocate OF the reform-sculptors to judge
sculptors and painters paintings.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
EMPEROR CHARMS CoQUELIN
Veteran Actor Tells French Paper of
His Interview with the
Kaiser.

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PARIS, April 20.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram There has
been on exhibition in the corridors OF the
Palace OF the Reichstag three sketches made
by the emperor OF Germany. These sketches
represent the naval forces OF Japan, Russia
and the United States as compared with
one another. They belong to the museum Of
the army.
The Figaro r~ecounts as follows a later in
terview that took place between the en-
peror Of Germany and Coquelin. Coquelin
was received today at noon by the emperor.
The audience lasted thr~ee-quarters OF an
hour. He is a delightful man, gay and
natural, a charmer." Such is the impress
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21

Frank Nugent, a stranger, was arrested
yesterday afternoon, charged with breaking
into the residence Of J. ]. Halter at 1879
Washington avenue. When Mrs. Halter re-
turned home yesterday afternoon about 4
from shopping she found the front door open
and a man in the house. In answer to her
inquiry as to what he was doing there, the
fellow said he guessed he was in the
wrong house." and with that pushed Mrs.
Halter aside and ran out, joining another
man waiting outside. Some men working
nearby hearing Mrs. Halter call. gave chase
to the fellows and overhauled the one who
had been waiting outside the house. but
his companion escaped. Detective Callag-
han got trace OF the fellow who escaped
and follow ed him as far as Swift's ice
house at Cut-otf lake, but there lost track
OF him. As far as Mrs. Halter could learn
yesterday afternoon a revolver was the
only article secured by the thief.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
TELLER WANTS MORE LIGHT
Story Regarding Sugar Trust Formally
Brought Before Senate,
ALLEGES IT OWNS CUBAN SUGAR CROP
Resolution Instructs Committed or
Relations with the Island TO
Investigate the
Charges.
WASHINGTON, April 2o.-Mr. Teller to-
day introduced in the senate the following:

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-Mr. Teller to-
day introduced in the senate the following:
Whereas, II has been currently reported
shat nearly the entire crop OF Cuban sugar
has been purchased and Is now held by
what is generally known as the sugar
trust. which Is the principal consumer Of
raw sugar in the United states, and that
any concession given to the raisers OF cane
sugar in the island Of Cuba or any meas
ure intended for their relief by admitting
their sugar at reduced rates OF duty into
the United states will only benent the
~ trust, and that the Cubans will re-
ceiye no real benefit from such concessions;
and,
Whereas. 1t Is alleged that a number OF
the citizens OF the United States have &C
qulred large holdings OF cane producing
lands IN Cuba, and are now especially urg-
ing the reduction OF the duty on sugar,
under the claim that such reduction Will
benefit the people OF Cuba: therefore. be IT
Resolved, That the committee on rela-
tons with Cuba be directed to make an
investigation as to the truth OF such
charges and 10 report to the senate. and
to report, in addition thereto. what Is the
normal cost OF making sugar in the island
OF Cuba, and also II any concession shall
be made In the way OF a reduction OF the
duty on sugar coming from Cuba into the
United states what concessions should be
made by the government OF Cuba, about
to be established on articles produced in
the United States and exported into the
said Island Of Cuba. in order to make q
RECIPROCAL and equitable arrangement as
to exports to Cuba and imports therefrom
to the United States.
The resolution was referred to the COM
mittee on relations with Cuba, at the sug-
gestion OF Mr.. Plat. chairman Of that COM
mittee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
WOULD ENFORCE LAW OF LOVE
Mayor Jones Of Toledo Declares Spirit
of Murder Il Abroad in State
and Nation.

TOLEDO. o. April Ex-Governor Nash
will, on Monday. appoint a board Of police
commissioners for this city. a duty which
has heretofore devolved upon the mayor.
Mayor Jones made a farewell address TO
the men in which he criticised the passage
Of the law. In conclusion he said: 'The
spirit Of murder is abroad. We are prac-
ticing murder as a state and a nation. It
is true We call It execution on the one hand
and war on the other. but It is murder
Just the same and the spirit OF love must
supplant all this dreadful work. People
will tell you that this is 'drivel.' that you
are sworn to enforce the law. exhort you
to enforce the law OF love"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
TELEPHONES FOR EVERYBODY
Minneapolis People submit Proposal
for n Franchise to City
ouncI

Copies OF the ordinance granting the
omaha and Council Bluffs Telephone n
Telegraph company a franchise In this city
were submitted yesterday afternoon to the
aldermen by Charles Webster and Attorney
A. l. Waterbury OF Minneapolis, represent
ing the company which has yet to be or
gained. This ordinance will be introduced
AZ the meeting OF the city eounci Monday
night Aessrs. Webster and Waterbury
state their proposition is a bons hde one
and that they are here for the purpose Of
doing business If they can secure a fran
ehsse.
The Omaha & Council BIuns Telephone
and Telegraph company. they say. expects
to organize under the laws OF the state Of
Nebraska and not only make appEeation for
q franchise in Council Bluffs. but also in
Omaha. believing that 4 franehisA should
be obtained In Omaha in order to give the
subscribers in Council Bluffs the benefit Of
q connection with the Omaha exchange.
The main features OF the ordinance sub
mitted TO the members Of the city council
yesterday consist OF a provision for a per
cent gross earning tax to be paid the city;
q maximum rate OF SIS for residences and
SEA for business phones. ne charges to be
made subscribers until 1000 phones are in
operation; the execution OF a bond for
SO. 700 to be approved by the city council
10 protect the city from personal injury
suits and also providing for the completion
Of the plant in eighteen months
There L. also q provision prohibiting the
selling TO q competing company.
The ordinance further gives the city an
option 10 purchase the plant at any time
after the expiration Of ten years.
The company alec offers 10 deposit SO. 900
In United States government. state or mu-
nieipal bonds. which shall be forfeited II
the system is not Installed n In operation
within eighteen months. The company n
addition agrees 10 begin the work OF con-
struetioA within ninety days after the pas
sage and acceptance OF the ordinance.
Vic stevens. president OF the Dubuque
Telephone company. It is said. will also in
troduee an ordinance Monday night for a
telephone franchise. so with that OF the
Council Bluns Independent Telephone com
-pany the city council will have three such
measures TO vrestls with Monday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
Fifteen for Eleven Patients.

SHENANDOAH. Ia, April 2O.-(special.)
T Page County Board OF Supervisors. In
session this week. finished auditing the
smallpox bills as returned to them by the
city councils Of Shenandoah and Clarinda.
They found that in Shenandoah eleven
cases Of smallpox had been treated during
the last year, while in Clarinda 113 cases
had been treated. Bills aggregating $500
were allowed for the city Of Shenandoah.
while for Clarinda only about two-thirds
that amount was asked for. The main
difference was in the doctors bills, which
in Shenandoah cost $40 per day. while
Clarinda secured medical attendance for
$40 per month.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
Fire FrIkhten. SICK woman.

The two-story double residence at sos
Washington avenue was damaged by IRE
yesterday morning to the extent Of about
$500. The FIRE originated in the portion
occupied by W. II. Rogsn and family. be-
tween the hrst and second floors. sup
posedly from a defective cue. and had
obtained considerable Roadway before no.
ticed by a neighbOF. who sent in an alarm.
Mr.. Rogan's furniture, on which he had
no insurance, was badly damaged by water
and smoke. The building Is owned by
Frank Grass and is insured. Mrs. Rogan
is critically III and had to be carried
from the house on a cot. II Is feared the
fright and excitement may result seriously.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
Judicial Campaign Opens.

IOWA FALLS. Ia, April 2O.-(SpecIal.)-
The announcement that Franklin county has
two candidates for the district bench Of
this. the Eleventh judicial district. has
practically opened the campaign. These
candidates are based on the opinion that
Judge ]. r Whitaker OF Boone will not
be q candidate for reelection. The dis
triet comprises the counties Of Webster.
Hamilton. Wright, Franklin, Story. Boone
and Hardin. Franklin county's candidates
are J. NJ. Hemingway and w. D.. Evans, two
Hampton attorneys, who have each been
candidates for Judge before. the former
being In the field when Judge Kenyon Of
Fort Dodge was named three years ago.
and the latter one year ago when Judge
J. II. Richards of Webster City was nomi-
mated.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
BERNHARDT GOES TO LONDON
FAmOus italian Artist to Occupy Her
heater In Paris During the
Month of June.

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PARIS. April 2O.-(New York World Ca
blegrsm-Special Telegram.)-Mme. Bern
hardt will make glad the hearts OF English
play loving people in June, as she expects
to appear during that month in London.
Her theater will be occupied during her
absence by the famed Italian dramatic ar
fist. NovellL. Among the pieces that he
will interpret in Italian are "Othello."
"shylock." Louis XII" "Kean" and "Le-
pere LsbonnATd." After his s%ojourn in
Paris. he will make = tour OF principal
European cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
Two Injured in Runaway.

SHENANDOAH, Ia, April 2~O.-CSpecisl.)
j. A. Delk Of Coin. candidate for the re-
publican nomination for clerk of courts.
was seriously injured in a runaway in VAL
ley township Wednesday Of this week while
campaigning. He, in company with A. W.
Armstrong Of Hepburn, were driving a one,
horse rig and were run down by a run
away team. Armstrong escaped with only
severe bruises. while Mr.. Delk was in
jured internally, suffered a wrenched
shoulder and a sprained hip. He will be
confined to his home nearly a month.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK
Employees of Illinois Central Gain
Concession from Company and
End f~rouoIe.

z MONIES. April a.-Every striking
employe Of the Illinois Central railway At
Waterloo returned to work this morning
and no further trouble Is anticipated.
At a conference held last night the COM
pany accepted q second schedule Of wages
prepared by the men. The strikers did no,
get all they at nrst demanded. but are
well satisfied with the concessions.
DIES MONIES, April 1s.-The strike Of
painters and paper hangers terminated At
noon today with q complete victory for the
strikers. Every union man had been out
for nearly q week and had rejected all
overtures toward a compromise. The
painters secured IS cents an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
scanOIdIne Gives Way.

AURUBoN. Ia, April 2O.-(special)-B.
W. Carr. a ~well-known contractor Of this
city, was quite seriously injured Friday
morning by a scanold breaking and throw
ing him TO the ground. Two ribs were
broken by the fail and he was injured in
ternslly. 1t is the opinion Of the local
physician that he will not be able to do
any work during the remainder Of the
season.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
TELEPHONES ON TROLLEY CARS
Instruments 20 BE Used on Cedar Fails
Line for General Com
munication.

CEDAR FALLS. Ia. April 2o.-Cspecial)
The Rapid Transit company is installing
q novelty In the way Of a telephone system
on its interurban cars running between this
city. Waterloo and Denver. 1t is known
as the Bidwell system and necessitates the
stringtng OF two trolleys. Booths will be
provided In the cars and passengers and
employees can call up from one car to an
other or to any residence or private once
in the city. whether the car is in motion or
standing still. The same system Is in use
at Muskegon, Mich. with good success.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21

port shows that on June 30. 1901. there
we're 6,2ss members IN good standing: that
the money in the relief funds OF the diff
ferent posts on June 30, 1900. was S3.27s.4s:
that during the year ending June 30. 1901.
f1,7645s had been expended. and that on
June 90. 1901. the amount in the relief funds
was S3.094.69. The amount Of money in
the hands Of quartermasters on June 30.
1901, was ? i.s7s.65. and the posts Of the
state owned property on the same date
valued at Ss4.O14O2.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
CRIME OF JEALOUS MAN
Attempts 10 Wreck House in which
Girl IL Employed with
Dynamite.

TOLEDO. o., April 2O.-Eariy today an
attempt was made TO wreck the home Of
Prof. F. Maglott OF the Ohio Normal uni
Versity by dynamite. A stick Of the e1-
plosive placed under the window sill de-
stroyed the front Of the residence and
wrecked the furniture.
A Jealous lover Of q domestic employed
BY the professor is charged with the crime.
He cannot be found.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
Five Brother. to Hold Reunion.

CLINTON, Ia. April 2~O.-(Special On
June q. in this city. the Ave Ingwersen
brothers. Henry c., Charles H. Of Chicago,
Peter B., Nicholas E. and August NJ. OF
this city, will hold a notable reunion TO
commemorate their landing in America
hfty years ago from their native land. Ger
r-any. They have all prospered In their
adopted country and today are welI-to-do
and we'll known persons throughout this
section Of the country. At the reunion will
be 1913 descendants OF the FIVE brothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
MORGAN GOES ON VACATION
Leaves London for the Continent. but
Expects to Return in
June,

Copyright. 1900. by Press Publishing COZ
LONDON, April 20.-(New York World
Cablegram-Special TelegramlG. Pierpont
Morgan left London today for Paris, where
he will stay for a fortnight before going to
AK Les Bains. He expects to be back in
London early in June and to return to New
York about the middle OF that month.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
Reese Has ConEressionaI Bee.

oTTUMwA, Ia, April 2o.-(speeisI Tele-
gram.)-John p. Reese Of Abba. president
Of District No. 10. United Mine Workers Of
America, admitted this afternoon that he Is
q receptive candidate for the democratic
nomination for congressman in the Sixth
district Of Iowa Mr.. Reese stated that he
had not fully decided upon the matter, as
there Was ample time for many obstacles 70
arise, but that he would probably accent
providing organized labor and the voters Of
the slxth district aKreeA.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21

wholesale fruit dealers is IN process Of
formation in Iowa. z. II. Emery & Co.
OF this city. together with A Lagomsrcino
OF Burlington. and a Chicago house. the
Identity OF which is not known. are en-
cheering the deal. The only opposition
so far encountered Is in Davenport. One
Of the objects OF the combine Is to extend
the territory OF the Iowa houses md an
other Is to tx a level for prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
BoCAS DEL ToR0 GIVES UP
Colombian Government Forces Sur
render to the Rebels, says
Commander MeCFea

WASHINGTON. April 2O-The Navy de-
pArtmsnt has received the following cable
gram from Commander MeCTsa Of the gun
boat haehias, dated Colon. today;
"Bocas Del Toro. Colombia, has surreu-
dered- No injury 10 American citizens or
interests. Making arrangements to With
draw forces his evening VIII sau for
AspiaNAl suk4ay."
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
onawa Pile. Up score.

oNAwA, Ia, April 2O.-CSpeeial Tele-
gram.)EThe Onawa High school team de-
feated the Blencoe nine here today by the
score OF II to Ii. Umpire: Perkins. Bat
teries: Onawa, Robinson and CoppIe;
Blencoe, Kelsey and Heller. Onawa scored
Il runs in the third inning.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
Faces Embsr.Iement Charge.

NDIANoLA. Ia. April 2O-(spseiaI)-
A J, Morrison, Ormsrly Of MArengo. IL in
jail here. charged With snbeIEling funds Of
tie estate Of T. n Henderson. OF which he
was the Administrator. Morrison vas form
erly treasurer Of the Grand lodge OF odd
FelloWA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
Davis sells glass.
EXPLOSION WRECKS BUILDING
Gasoline Lamp Bursts, Blowing Out
Front of store and In
JurinE One Men.

WEBSTER CITY. Ia, April 17.-special
Telegram "A gasoline lamp exploded In
the general store OF Bossert & Halverson
~ Woodstock last night. blowing out the
entire front OF the building and damaging
goods TO the amount OF 1000. The stock
IS fully insured.
Samuel Pate. a bystander. was knocked
Senseless and severely cut by flying glass.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
stat. Il. NJ. c. A. Conference at or.t.

CRETE. Nsb.. April 2o.-(specIAI Tels-
gram-)-state Young Mems Christian asso-
citation presidents conference Is in session
at Crete. Delegates are present from All
Nebraska colleges Speakers are: T. I.
cOlton. Chicago; J. p. Bailey. Omaha; DR..
Ward. Hncoln; Dean F0rdycs. WESLEYAN
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
G. A. n. Makes Good Showing.

Captain L B. Cousins yesterday CON-
plsted his report as department inspector
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic for
y for ths year ending June 80. 1901
The delay In completing the report n due
70 the dimeulty In securing data from the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
Plumbing and hsstms. BiIby a Son
Arrested on T~eIegraphIc order.

David Fitzgerald, a recent arrival in the
city and employed as a waiter in Woolsey's
Restaurant, was taken into custody yestsr-
day morning by Detective Murphy, IN in
structions received in a telegram from Su-
pertntendent Kennedy Of the Peoria, Ill,
police In the telegram Superintendent
Kennedy said he had a state warrant for
fitzgerald, but did not mention the charge
against him. Fitzgerald said he came here
from his home in Davenport, and had not
been in Peoria He professed ignorance Of
the charge against him. An onheer will be
here Monday night from Peoria With a re-
QUESTION for hin.
GAnaI 1870 II ia "a n-nnaHaM
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
SUITS CLEANED

Dyed aud pressed Special attention
given ladies' garments Also chenille
curtains neatly cleaned. dyed and
pressed Phone All Iowa steam Dye
Works. G4 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21
Deep Wen Testing.

Judge Robinson Of the State Board OF
Control is in Cherokee. where he went TO
be present at the testing OF the new deep
well for the state hospital. A large steam
pump has been at work pumping from the
well for a day or two and the quantity of
water appears TO remain undiminished. The
hospital people believe that an unlimited
supply OF good water has been secured with
one well.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-21

J. H. wIltse OF Perry died in this city
this morning, the result Of a peculiar acci-
dent. He is old and feeble and his vision
Is not good. and he Inadvertently stepped
out Of a window and fell to the ground.
He was visiting at the home Of his son,
Frank Wiltse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-15
LINCOLN FIGHT
0Id-tlme Caucus by the Demo.
Gratis Held at MdnviIIe.

Cotes' hall in Manville was the scene
OF a red-hot caucus of Democrats last
night. the event being on the old-time
lines OF Democratic caucuses in Lincoln,
and IL was long after II o'clock before
the result was announced
Frank f. Fitzsimmons was chairman
OF the caucus and he and the leader OF
the regular ticket. Joseph j. Manning
had a number OF lively Tits. Mr. F1tz-
simmons was the head OF the Independ-
ent Citizens movement.
All through the caucus there was an
abundance OF wordy warfare and the
fight waxed bitterer and bitterer. The
check list was used and resulted In the
election Of the following ticket Of the In
dependent movement. defeating the
Manning ticket by lbi TO lo1:
Town clerk. John Johnston: town treas
urer. Charles walmslcy; town council. Jo-
seph +. Richards, Herbert Harris. Will
liam r. Goodwin. Charles n. Robertson.
Herbert T. Blackinton; senator. Vincent
A. Fitz Simon. M d; representatives TO
general assembly, Alphonse Gauvin and
John B. Murray.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-15
FbWTUXEI VALLEY

Henry Mooney, boss piper. employed at
the Phenix mill annex. was working IN
the MIL yard opposite the new building
directly in front OF the cotton house, yss-
terday, at shortly past noon. where some
OF the mill laborers were throwing baIos
of cotton from a door on the second floor.
Several bales lay upon the ground. when
another was thrown upon the pile. II
bounded or and, striking Mooney upon
the shoulder Knocked iim down. DIR.
I.egris, VINO was pa sing NJ the time was
called and examined the man. No broKen
bones were found. however, and unless
hurt internally. the man escaped VIII
severe bruises.
Cons dcrable delay 's being felt at the
new Qusinick school, the work being
stopped until the arrival OF the slate to Dv
used as blackboards.
st. Andrews guild held n social meet
ing at the Parish House last night nlo
very pleasant time was enjoyed. Inc
regular business meeting was held FIRST,
and then games Of various kinds were
played. and a general good time enjoyed.
Similar meetings will be held by the & gl,iu
once n month during the winter
The Philomathians OF Phenix have
again started to hold their meetings, the
subject under perusial for this month Is
Macbeth" which Is being studied under