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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
BLENHEIM PALACE is CLOSED
Tenants of the MRrIbOrOuEhs DIsap-
pointed over Their
Christmas.

Copyright. 1902, by Press Publishing Coz
WOODSTOCK. England. Dec. 2O.-(New
york World Cablegram-Special Telegram)
The duke and duchess OF Marlborough,
being on the way 20 the Delhi durbar
Blenheim palace is closed for Christmas for
the hrst time since they we're married
This has caused unfeigned regret among all
classes In its neighborhood, for the Blen-
hiem Christmas ball has been an important
social event Of late years. The loss 10 the
tradesmen, both here and in oxford, would
have been serious had not the duke and
the duchess ordered. before they left, all the
usual Christmas supplies. This week their
steward has been around giving the duch-
ess' usual welcome and useful presents
10 the tenants and the laboreTs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
STARTS PENSION SYSTEM
Oregon Railroad Provides for Em-
pIOyes Serving for Twenty
Years and over.

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. 2O.-Veterans in
the service OF the Oregon Railroad & Nav
igation company will receive the compli-
ments Of the Christmas season from the
company in the shape of a circular notice
inaugurating the new pension system on
January l. The circular is issued today
and is dated December 25. 1t says:
On January l, 1893 the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation company will establish a
pension system and provide the necessary
funds for the same, the benefits Of which
will accrle to those employees who haze
been twenty years continuously in the COM
pany's service and who have reached an
age necessitating retirement therefrom
The amount OF persion to be paid any
employee will depend on the length OF his
continuous service with the company and
his average monthly salary during the last
ten years thereof.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
Scheme Does Not Appear to Meet with
Favor from Any Quarter.
MEN ASKED TO JOIN ARE SUSPICIOUS
Women, Not to Be 0utdons, Have One to
Air Their Pet Pads.
ADMIT CATS AND DOGS, BUT NOT MEN
All sorts of sports Are Under the
Patronage of This Unique Or
Eanization, which IL EN-
pected to he "Cbeery."

copyright. 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Dec. 20.-(New York World
Cablegram-Speclal Telegram.)-The Co
iumbia club for American millonaires in
London, which was planned early this year
with a great flourish OF trumpets, but
which mysteriously collapsed is being re-
vived. apparently under the title Of the
Calumet club. Precisely the same scheme
as OF the dead Columbia project is out
lined and the misleading statement is made
that the only reason the former venture
was not carried through was because 1t
was impossible to find suitable premises In
Piccadlly.
The syndicate which has the scheme in
hand will allow "a few English members
OF high social position to be admitted to the
roll, but otherwise the new club will be
Wall street in London"
Furthermore, the syndicate claims to
have secured a house on the corner OF
Charges street. facing the Turin club, which
has Just been vacated by the imperial
Service club. There W. be an American
bar and It is asserted that It will be a
reproduction in fac-simile Of the cafe in
the New York Yacht club and will have an
American steward-in- chief and cocktail
mixer. It remains to be seen whether the
not particularly credulous American mil
llonaires will be drawn into this under
taking until they know something more
about It and its originstors than is OBJ
tainable at the present moment.
One for the Women.
The growth Of women's clubs is becoming
an important social question in London, for
club women notoriously are careless in the
management OF their own homes
The latest feminine eccentricity In the
club line is "the Ladies' Sports club" an
institution where facilities will be given
for women to cultivate all manner OF sports
and pastimes. Men will be admitted oc-
casionally as onlookers at the displays
The committee includes women represent
ing different pastimes-Lady Helen Vim
cent. skating Lady Bathurst, driving; Lady
Scott Montague, motoring; Lady Edith
Villiers, dogs: Miss Lottie Dodd, tennis,
and Lady Decies. cats.
All members can bring their canine,
feline or other. except masculine. pets
which privilege is expected to make the
club very CHEEKY" as the current jargon
has II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
Movements of ocean vessels, Dec. 20.

At New York-Arrived Cymric, from
Liverpool; Mongolian, from Glasgow
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, from Bremen.
Southampton and Cherbourg; La Savoie
from HavTe. Sailed: MnnetOnka. for Lon
don; Lucania, for LiveTpool Patricia, for
Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Vaderland for Antwerp; Noordam, for
Boulogne and Rotterdam; Ethiopia, for
Glasgow and Liverpool.
At Yokohama-Arrived Hong Kong
Maru, from San Francisco va Honolulu,
for Hong Kong.
At Hong Kong-Arrived; Victoria. from
Tacoma via Yokohama.
At Queenstown-Arrived: Umbria, from
New York, for Liverpool, and proceeded
Merton, from Boston. for Liverpool, and
proceeded.
AZ Bremen-sailed: Neckar for New
York.
At IAverpool-sailed: saxonia. for New
York via Moville. Sailed: Bavarian, for
Halifax and St. John.
At Southampton-Sailed Philadelphia,
for New York via Cherbourg, and passed
Hurst Castle.
At Plymouth-Arrived Kron Prtnz VII
helm, from New York.
At Crook Haven-Passed: Umbria from
New York, for Liverpool,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
TAKES CANADA FOR A MODEL
Chamberlain Would Put south Africa
on the Same Govern
mental Basis.

Copyright, 1902, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Dec. 20.-(New York World Ca
blegram-special Telegram THE World
correspondent hears on the highest author
ity that Colonial Secretary Chamberlains
scheme for settling the South African prob
lem is 10 grant 3 system of federal auton-
omY based strictly on the Canadian model
Every book of importance treating OF the
Canadian system Of government was OBJ
taiAed for Mr.. Chamberlain before he
started and he has been diligently studying
them since.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
EMPEROR is IN POOR HEALTH
Francis Joseph Compelled to FOreEO
HE Usual Christmas
Vacation.

(Copyrisht, 1909 by Press Publishing Coz
VIENNA, Dec, 20.-(New York World Ca
blegram - Special TelegTam.) Emperor
Francis Joseph's health is not restored and
the severe weather makes Il imperative that
he be exceedingly careful Of himself For
the first time since his younger laughter,
J Arehduchess Marie Valerie, married twelve
~Ssars ago, he will deny himself the pleasure
OF spending Christmas with his grandohil-
dren. The emperor will have an absolutely
Of soko.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
BRYAN is ON BUSINESS
Says He Has No Conference with Mex
lean President in
Sight.

OKLAHOMA Dec. 2O.-William ]. Bryan
was here tonight, on his way TO Mexico.
He stated in answer to an inquiry that
conference with President Diaz being the
object Of his mission was first brought to
his knowledge by newspapers, and that he
is going on private business.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
Ask Manila Franchise.

WASHINGTON, Dec 2O.-Application has
been made to the municipal board OF Ma
nila for the right TO establish a freight
and passenger line into the city. II is
proposed that the freight wagons shall
carry from two to six tons and passenger
coaches as many as thirty-hve passengers.
The line will penetrate every section Of
the city with a liberal system OF transfers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
TRIES TO BRIBE CLERK
PittsburE Man Held for Trial for Seek
ing Hidden InfOrmR-
tfOn.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-James Kifer Of
Pittsburg. Pa. has been indicted by the
federal grand jury for attempting to bribe
an employe OF the once OF the comptroller
OF the currency. He is alleged to have thus
tried to secure a copy Of certain records
relating 10 the Pittsburg National bank
after he had been refused the information
nv the comptroller
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
WILL HONOR FOUNDERS DAY
Northwestern University Decide to
Dedicate New Buildings on
Anniversary.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.-Northwestern uni
versity is making great preparations TO
celebrate the next anniversary OF founders
day on January 2s. The occasion will be
made memorable by the formal dedication
Of the new professional school building
which has Just been completed at a cost
Of over 5000 OO0
The president Of Yale will deliver the
dedicatory address.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
TO spend sunday in Virginia.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O.-President
Roosevelt. accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt
and four OF their children left today for
RApidan, Va, TO ERApa Sunday with
friendS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
MOTORS TO ENTER A NEW FIELD
French Inventor Has q scheme for
DispIacinE Railway Pas
senEer Trains.

Copyright 1902 by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, Dec 2O.-CNew York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram. )-Serpollet, the
automobile inventor. tells the World cor
respondent that he is building the first
motor car Of a series intended to revolu-
tionze railway travelling in France. The
idea originated with Frank Gardner, who
first suggested replacing railway loeomo-
tives by powerful automobiles. Serpollet
believes that II will be possible to sub
stitute for the present sleeping car trains
three or four spacious motor cars, each ac-
commodating forty passengers and reduc-
ing the time taken for the journey, say
from Paris to Monte Carlo, by one-half.
Such automobile trains would save the cost
Of locomotives, do away with smoke, steam,
cinders, noise, vibration and the necessity
for stopping to take up water and would
economize in service, requiring only
driver Each car, complete in itself, would
run attached to others or separately.
The Paris-Lyons and Paris -Marsellles
railway oficials are skepticaI about a revo-
luton being near, but the confidence Of
Gardner and Serpollet in = - plan is shown
by their going to great - e to prove
it's feasibility. Serpolle : he new cars
will be ready in june
The Belgian govern $ las approached
Gardner and Serpoll a view to sub
stituting for the pr ystem OF railway
between Brusselg = Antwerp motor
wagons which WI Try thirty to forty
passengers and the trip in twenty
to twenty-five instead Of nifty min
utes. One az of the invention is
that the old AN be utilized for the
new carriages, lereas electric traction
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
THE BEE BULLETIN

Forecast for Nebraska-Fair IN West,
Clearing and Colder I'm East Portion Sun
day; Monday Fair
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21
wife Reforms Him.

Prince Rupert married the Duchess Marie
Gabrielle, daughter OF Duke Charles Theo-
dore Of Bavaria, head of one branch OF the
Bavarian family. in July, 1900, the affair be-
ing notable state celebration at Munich.
The princess. who is the daughter of the
duchess OF Braganza, daughter OF the king
Of Portugal, is known as one Of the most
beautiful women IN the realm. She is
also very good and charitable and has sue
ceeded in reforming her husband. 1t is
understood that the prince and princess will
travel through the United States incognito,
which will, of course, preclude any of1cial
recognition OF the visit on the part of the
United States government.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21

new carriages, - 1ereas electrlc traction
means a complete Transformation Of a rail-
way plant and consequently enormous ex-
pense.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-12-21

Continued on Second Pass.l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-29
BOSTON SYNDICATE PLANS
ONE DALLAS PLANT is TO BE
DlSMANTLED.
E. NJ Reardon Is to BE Elected Presi-
dent OF the Companies, and Direct
ors viii Be Local Mer,

Dallas, Texas. october 2s,--E, NJ Rear
don was today elected president Of the Dial,
las Electric Light ana Power company. Z
has developed that Mr.. Rcardon is TO be
president of an OF tue Boston syndicate
properties. The directors or majority Of
them. Will be residents OF the city. Mr.
Mouta is TO he vice president and general
manager Of an the properties with a stan
composed Of c. +, Freeman, e. I. Moore
and John Frost as llcutenants
The Standard Light ana Power company
as soon as it can be gotten out Of the hand.
Of Federal Receiver George II Meade, l.
60 be put tout of commission" The ma
chlnegy, fixtures, etc. Will be utilized IN
other plants owned BY the syndicate and
the corporation itself viii be allowed TO dir
an easy death,
Ehorts TO get the Northern Texas Trgc
ton company into the $1,000 COO merger
have already begun
Mr.. BeardOu Is city treasurer, aud II Il
expected That objection will he offered by
the city authorities to- his connection with
a company that has contract With the
city.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Admiral SchIey Shown The Facilities
Of the Port.
THE BAKERS HAVE ORGANIZED A UNION
They Wish to % Away With tho Satur-
day Night Work--Ensineers Have
Gone TO Dallas.

Galveston, Texas, october ss,-AdmIrhi
sehey went out this morning TO take a
cursory view of the harbor from the deck
Of the revenue cutter Galveston. lie was
accompanied by number OF Galveston
people, ana the whole anair was delight
fully informal, The admiral expressed sur
prise, as does every visitor VINO Is i'm
familiar with this harbor, at tho great
faculties found here for handling com
merec.
After LOOKING over the docks aud the
narhor tue party returned 20 the city
shortly after noon. The afternoon was spout
IN chatting WIN feicnds. and tonight the
public reception at tho home of sir ana
Mrs Grocc IS tn progress. Tomorrow the
ADMIRAL viii likely visit the bali hign
school and the Rosenberg school, ana VIII
san for New York az noon.
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CONDITION OF COTTON.
Summaries Of The Reports Of The
Weather Bureaus.
THE PLANT IS STILL MAKING IN TEXAS
Picking Has Been About Completed Over
Large Portion OF the 6elt--Some
Damage Done IN the Southeast.

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the reports Of the weather bureaus IN the
Cotton states on the cotton crop for the
nss, ,,.oae
P-s' "NVAs
Texas, Cotton picking Us well up and
Is now confined prlnripally TO late cotton
ana ,,+t.,. ,.t,. p ~,
anu svv'i'"s "uttN tpe ,op crop Is opeu'
ing lie prevailing weather is very lufor-
able for maturing late cotton ana develops
fpe ~, ,e,, a. .i,a n,rtb IN, ,,,rth. ,s,,,.,t
ing Top crop N tee nortn ana nortn-centrei
portions OF the States where Inc crop az
ready made will be considerably augmented
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ACCIDENTS.

Austin, Texas October Is News Of the
accidental killing while out hunting Of
jones O'Ccnnor. the architect, who was SUI
peilntendug the construction Of tho ep-
ileptic asylum az Abilene, was received here
this afternoon With mush regret. o'Conuor
was one Of the best known architects here
He was the sonln-law OF p. j. Koppcrl,
formerly n wellknown merchant Of Manor
this county. now Of Austin HIS wife and
vouug son were nj Abilene AZ tho time and
will accompany the remains 20 this city, ar
rlying tomorrow.
Hampstead. Texas, October 2s.--Mr Gray.
brakeman on the Houston and Texas
Central Railroad company's freight train.
was run over and killed by the train here
in the yards last night. The deceased had
been IN the employ Of the company for
several years He resided az Hearne and
his remains were shipped 20 that point on
the early morning train.
wills Point. Texas, October ~ Ben
walters was hit by Texas and Pacinc
messenger train here Sunday night and pain.
fully hurt He attempted 10 cross 10 front
az the engine ~ Il came into the station
ard Was thrown on the track by the COW
catcher. The doctors do not think he Is
fatally hurt.
Ennis. Texas, October %. -Mra. n r.
clark was bitten recently by a small woody
worm. which proved quite serious. She
has been very m from the effects Of the
noison. The insect came from a rose bush
fiRhteen OF the pests have been captured N
the same bush since the accident occurred
Wallis, Texas. october 27.--Arthur Rice
the 12.year-old son Of Jim Rice, liylns
about eight miles above town. is reported
10 be resting well and out OF danger this
morning. BE was thrown from bis hors.
while AZ full speed and seriously injured
internally.
Abilene, Texas, October 2S.-J. II. o'ccn
mr. Al architect Of Austin, in COMPANY
~ith thrss othsF Eshtifnen, whiis hHpiisl
and ahksns on Lyis hkas-sEaA -Ase'asatal'
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rAs rRlAL oE MoLlNEuX.
interest Conferred In Two Witnesses Who
Were Absent

Interest Conferred In Two Witnesses Who
Were Absent
New York October 2s Interest IN the
Molineux trial centercd today IN the ef.
forts OF tho prosecution to introduce the
evidence given at the first trial by two I'M
portant witnesses, who arc nos In New
Jersey aud beyond the jurisdiction Of the
court. The witnesses are Mamie Melando,
tho girl formerly EMPLOYED by MoiMen4.
who testified that he used the crescent note
Inc trial, aud j Farrell, Newark dctec'
tive who testified 10 having seen Nolneux
on the afternoon the silver hottie holder
was bought Great inheritance Is attached
10 Judge Lamhert's decision rClatiee ~ the
admissibilty Of this testimony, whlcn VIII
he rendered tomorrow,
Handwriting EXPERTS continued to TESTIFY
today as 10 the identity Of tho writing on
the poison package address aud the Cornish
and Barnet letters with rhnt Of MolineuX.
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EnnInns,a Ment % naIIas.

Galveston. rcxas. October IS THE board
OF army engineers witch is 10 determine
upon the Feasibility OF Colonel nche :
plans for navigation OF the trinity during
eight months Of the year, which assembled
here yesterday, left this morning for nol,
las whcro they win hold a session. inc
same board WIN return here and decide
whether or not Il win recommend That the
Galveston sea wall be EXTENDED by the
government so as 10 protect the lands
owned BY the government aud used FOR
fortheatinns
The other board, which Ia 90 decide on
a plan for the Improvement or Columbia
river. Oregon lett Tor Aran-as TO look az
the single letty which has bssn constructed
thcrn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-29
Plate Class pefaeed.

Galveston, Texas, October 2s,-vnndals
nero have been dcfacins the heavy plato-
glass show windows on Market street until
now many Of these expensive windows
are vcritablc frightS The glasses are
marked and cut with diamond or some
keen glass cutter until they nro well Dign
ruined. There does not appear 70 be any
the case were robbery contemplated. But
the glass Is defaced through sheer cus8ed-
DcpR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-29

state Lauudymens association met mere
today The trains were an SO tate TINT
nothing was done ut today session but
the ondrymen expect TO get down 70
nusmess tomorrow ana do something Tor
the good Of the order. Thclr bueineas ees.
sions viii We executive The principal work
IT tho iaundrymen, however wlii consist
IN having a time ana o halt aud they have
started ths most auspiciously by an oyster
roast, which they Will follow up tomor
row 10y a SAN on the bay They will get
through work ana adjourn tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-29
Rakera Havo ornanIzed.

Galveston, Tcx0s, october 2s.-rne Gal.
weston bakers have formed a union and
their nrst demand was TO 40 away with
Saturday night baking. rhe people OF car
weston wll herenfter have TO eat state
broad on sundays or cook It at nome. the
new rule goes into erect next sunday.
There were some other demands. but tney
concern principally the members ana their
employers Every bakery IN town mas
signed the new agreement ana there was
no need for any SORT OF strike,
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Yoakum, Texas. October 2s,~Mr James
r, Peterson. vino wos fatally stabbed here
Sunday afternoon. died from mis- injuries at
$40 o'clock this morning Hts funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon at : o'clock,
interment IN the Catholic cemetery. n A,
Handy who Is charged with the murder,
is in Jail at Cuero
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BAILEY AT Ia GRANGE.

win Make a Speech at the Barbecue
Thursday Afternoon.
La Grange. Texas, October 2s.-Please
correct the afternoon statement sent out
from san Antonio that Senator Bailey Is to
sneak at La Grange on Thursday night
He will speak at La Grange at the bar
berue Thursday afternoon and will certain.
ly be here This correction Is necessary
will sneak here at night j. K. VOTERS.
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Do You Want 10 Yawnl

Feel cold shiyerings aching So the bones,
lack OF energy headache, and great de-
pressiong These symptoms may be follow
ed by violent headache, high fever, extreme
Herbine cures II. Take it before the dis
ease gets a fflr hold, though It viii work a
cure IN any stage ], A. Hopkins, Man
chester, Kan, writes. y have used your
great medicine. Herbne, for several years.
g,herc Is nothing better for malaria, chiils
and fever. headache, bihousneGs. and for a
blood. purifying tonic, there Is nothing as
good" so cents at A. +. kiesllDg's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-29
RnnnInn Of Immune

Galveston, Toxas, October 2s--lhe fourth
reunion Of the First Immune association
was held at Cathedral hnn tonight, many
former soldiers OF Colonel Riches regiment
being present Beyond spinning yarns ana
cccting Officers OF the association Tor tnc
ensuing year thcre was nothing done Inc
association has a snal fund which it
uses 20 help former members OF tho com
mand who may hnd themselves IN want.
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Lsnham Is at Tyler.

rvle,. Texas. October Is Hon. S. w.
II Lanham. democratic nominee for gov
ernor came In this afternoon, he was ac
conlpan.ed by L. $. schlnter, candidate fol
sneater. Colonel L1nham was accorded
recention at the court house and met many
or tie citizens OF the city. He VIII be N,
ocratiC rally.
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lIvinnnton MunieIpaI Tleket.

Livingston, Texas, October 27-At
mass meeting this evening, which was vel
attended, municipal ticket was selected
as follows. viz; James e. Hill. Jrr Tor
mavor; W. T. Epperson, for marshal
lanes c Feagin, w. ID. Willis, Il. a,
aenrT 6 j. Gerioch aud W. =. Daruelh
This ticket viii be elected without, oppo'
sitlon. so far as known, on November J.
and will make conservative ana ee9hViu'
cal administration.
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IExAs PoLIrlcAL NoTEs.

Auenfarm Texas. October 2T-Quite an
enthusiastic political meeting was held
mere last Saturday night. All local candl,
dates were present and mean whisky ana
eioauence flowed freely. Several hefaps
were INDUCED ia By the crowd, nut 40
serious damage was done
Cuero. Texas. October y The. election
In De witt county promises 70 be ap9ut
the ouietest ever held here. None OF ths
county officers have opposition as yel, ~ ~
there are only three or four eoutes''
among the precinct officers.