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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
GOVERNMENT TERMS LIBERAL
Admiral casey Playing the Part of
PeacemRksr on Isthmus of
Panama.

PANAMA, Colombia. Thursday, Oct o.
A conference between he 'ernment rep
resentatives and Rear = Casey took
place yesterday. The adm IN >quently
said the object Of the conf, ~ As to
see II the government and the W. n
lists could come to some agreemeh n
arrange the basis for some agreement
could not say much on the subject, for
had only one side Of the question. He con-
sidered. however that the terms offered
IN President Maroquin's amnesty decree
were liberal.
Regarding his refusal to allow the Col
ombian government TO transport troops on
the railroad the admiral said the United
States had taken this action in order to
maintain free transit.
He knew General Herrera would not dare
to interfere with trains flying the American
flag. but he thought that II the government
were allowed TO transport troops or war
material along the line it would be pro-
voking to the revolutionists and might
cause an interruption OF trafic.
It is reported that the liberals TO the
number of 500 to / 900 men have a camp
back Of the Empire station and 1t is claimed
in behalf OF Admiral Casey that If the gov
ernment reinforcements are very desrous
Of reaching Panama they can reach here
from Colon. 1t is not known how long
forces can prevent the government from
using the trains to transport troops, but It
is admitted that Admiral Casey will not al
low General Herrera to lombard Panama
and It is asserted that If the revolutionary
gunbcat Padilla comes within a limit as
signed by the American admiral the latter
will sink Il.
~. 1.
government gunboats to provoke Padilla
into venturing within the limit referred to-
His only idea in comforting with the au-
thorities here was to end the strife, which
he considered unpatriotic, for it not only
ruins the country, but delays the steps be-
ing taken looking to the completion Of the
canal. He did not see from the arguments
he had heard that there was much differ
ence In the principles upheld by either oi
the Colombian parties, except in matters
relative to the church.
Admiral Casey is studying the terms
which the government offered and In a day
or two will send communication to Gen.
eral Herrera. the revolutionary commander
expressing his views on the situation aud
will propose that the general hold a confer
ence with General salazar. the government
commander.
Admiral Casey received last Saturday
General Herrera's answer to Commander
McLean's communication, notifying the gen.
erai that the United States had ASSUMED
control Of the railroad line, but he would
not divulge the contents Of the letter, a copy
of which he sent to Washington. Accord
ing to report General Herreras note is
couched in very strong and offensive Ian
guage.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
STEWART NAMES COUNCIL
G.. A. r.. Administrative Body includes
One Member from Each
Department..

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.-Commander-in-
Chief Stewart OF the Grand Army Of the Re
public has announced the personnel Of the
new council OF administration.
II is made up Of one member from each
department and includes: Arizona, George
Broughton; Arkansas, Charles N. Rix; Cali
fornia and Nevada, William X. Shafter;
Idaho, ]. f. Luller; Indiana, William II.
Armstrong; Illinois, William NJ. Scott; In
dian Territory. Alfred Griflth; Iowa, s. C.
James; Kansas, J. X. Hudson; Kentucky,
c. c. Vaughn; Louisiana and Mississippi
A. ]. Barrett: Missouri. F. NJ. Sternmett;
Montana, P. II. Manchester; Nebraska. John
Lett; New Mexico. J. R. McFie; North Da-
kota ]. H. Johnson; Oklahoma, William
Tomkins; Oregon. Crevllle Dodge; South
Dakota, T. C. Dean; Tennessee, Newton
Hackerford; Texas, P. B. Hunt; Washington
and Alaska, J. T. sharfey.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

PARDoNS Al D KlDNAPERS
Ohio Governor Accedes to Relatives
Requests and Frees Mother
and Daughter.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 10-Governor Nash
today pardoned Mrs. F. L. Taylor and
daughter, the alleged Cincinnati kidnapers,
In doing SO he gave out the following
statement:
This action is taken
81. Because ! doubt whether the ap-
plicant aided and sbetted in :he abduction
of the child, Margaret Taylor.
"2. Because the father and mother in a
letter dated June O. 1902. after the restora-
tiou Of the child, Joined in asking for the
pardon"
The governor also gave out letter from
Clara Taylor, dated Genoa, Italy, in which
she af1rms that her mother and sister
were innocent. The letter Of the ohiid's
parents asking the pardon was also made
public.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
G. A. R. WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS
Executors Are Drawn from Many Diff
feFent states and Comprised of
Prominent Members.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.-The ladies' Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic have
elected the following oficers for the ensuing
year: President. Mrs. Anna Hall, Wheel
ing. w. Va; senior vice president, Mrs.
Smith, Of Pittsburg; Junior vice president.
Mrs. Lydia Hinkley. of San Francisco;
treasurer, Mrs. Anna Michener, German
town, Pa; chaplain, Mrs. Mary Stark, St.
Louis; counsellor, Mrs. Lawrence, OF Kan
sas; council of administration. Mrs. Fowler,
CT Colorado. Mrs. Riggs of Ohio. Mrs. Shan
non Of Pennsylvania
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
GIRL BROWNS IN A BARREL
Ten Inches of Water Ends Eife
owing to Her Pswcrless
Position.

GRAND FORKS. N. D., Oct. 1O.-Rose
Mason, 20 years old was drowned today at
her brothers farm in Nelson county, in ten
inches Of water at the bottom Of a rain
barrel.
The barrel was sunk in the ground and
the water was used to cool cream. The
girl went to get the cream and fell head
hrst into the barrel. Her position was such
that she could not use her arms.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
FoRETELL A NEW COMBINE
Oregon short Line aud Navigation
Company Said TO he Going
TO Merge.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. 10.-The
Deseret News says the amendment to the
charter Of the Oregon Railway and Navi-
cation company is rumored to mean the
consolidation of the interests of the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation company with its
railroad and steamship lines and the Ore
gon Shcrt Line, with w. II. Bancroft as
general manager
1t is asserted that this consolidation will
go into effect on the first Of the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
FIVE YEARS FOR BIGAMY
FOmer Mayor of Missouri Town is
Sentenced TO the Kansas
Penitentinry.

EMPoRIA Kan, Oct 10.-Jamer Pendle-
ton, mayor of Gentry, Mo-, convicted Of
bigamy. was today sentenced to FIVE years
in the penitentiary, the extfene penalty.
Pendleton, under the assumed name of
Coda S. Morris. married Miss Grace Obley
OF Emporia a few months ago and later,
under the name Of John Cox, buried a
cofin containing ice at Orlando. okl., and
circulated the report that Coda s. Morris
had been killed in a runaway. Pendleton
has a family at Gentry.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
4 COAL GOES UP IN SMOKE
Fire at WaukeRRn, Michigan, Destroys
Thousands of Tons of
Fuel.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.-Twenty- five thousand
tons of bituminous coal are burning at the
Western Coal cOmpany's dock in Waukegan
and the fire is reported beyond control.
The company is loading cars and rushing
the coal away as rapidly as men can
shovel IL.
combustion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
TRY TO STOP CUT RATES
Action to This End Postponed nt
Instance of Government
Attorney.

CHICAGO. Oct. 10.-At the request Of
United States District Attorney Bethea to-
day Judge Grosscup postponed the hearing
on the application to make permanent the
iniunctions restraining thirteen railroads
from violating the law by granting prefer
ences and cut rates.
Mr. Day who will represent the govern
ment asked for the continuance, as he Is
busy with the Northern Securities case
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
START BRIBERY PROSECUTION
az Columbia on Mon
day.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1O.-Cireuit Attorney
Folk and his assistants will depart tomor-
row for Columbia, No, where they will
prosecute the charges OF attempted bribery
against Edward Butler OF St. Louis.
The trial begins Monday. About thirty
hve witnesses will go from here to testify
for state and defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
POPE PRAISES WASHINGTON
Says American Government is Most
Generous Roman Church Ever
Dealt with.

ROME. Oct. 1O-on learning of the ap-
preaching arrival here OF Archbishop
Chapelle, the apostolic delegate TO Cuba
and Porto Rico. the pope asked for a full
report on religious affairs in Cuba, which he
carefully examined.
On reading the agreements arrived at with
General Wood. as military governor OF Cuba,
the pontiff exclaimed. Washington Is the
most loyal and generous government the
church ever had to do with"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Movements of Ocean vessels oct. 10.

Al New York-Arrived-Fuers Bismarck,
from Hamburg, Southampton and Cher
bOurg; La Lorraine, from HavrN.
At the LZard-Passed-Patr from
New York, for Plymouth and Hamburg
At Boulogne Sur Mer-Sailed-Ryndam
for New York, from Rotterdam.
At -Sailed-Son0ma. for san
Francisco.
At Prawle Point -Passed-K ensingto
from New York, for Southampton and Ant
werp.
Al QueenstOwn-Sailed- England,
from Liverpool, for Boston.
At n-Sailed-COlumbia, for
New York, VIA Cherbourg; kensington,
from New York, for Antwerp.
Al Moville-Sailed-F -Furnessia, for New
York
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
BOATS WRECKED AT NOME
Severe storm Drives BarEes on shore,
Only One Coming Through
Safely.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Oct. 1O.-The
steamer oregon arrived today, eight days
from Nome. heavy storm occurred there
September 26, forcing all sailing craft to
put TO sea and run for shelter at Sledge
island.
The tug Lee was driven ashore. Only
one barge rode out the storm all the others
being wrecked.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11

BUENos AYREs. Oct. 1O.-The United
States battleship Iowa, which was reported
aground about a month ago near Cape
Nossa Senhore de Desterro. has gone into
drydock for repairs at Bahaia Blanca. Ar
gentina.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
DIES RESISTING ARRE'
OskaIOOsa Man shot by Police Who
Tried to Take Him Into
Custody.

osKALoosA, Ia. Oct lO.-A man named
Lewis Hyer was probably fatally shot at
Evans this afternoon while resisting ar
rest.
He made an assault upon an officer with
a knife. He claims Beatrice, Neb., as his
home.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER

Forecast for Nebraska-Fair Saturday;
Rain at Night OF Sunday In West Portion;
Fair In East.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
want state Mines.

LONDON. Oct l0.-The miners fedora
tion, in conference at Southport today
adopted a resolution urging the nationali-
ration Of lands. mines. minerals and rail-
roads.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Commend BTotherIy Love.

Among other letters received is one from
Major J. NJ. Falkner Of Montgomery, Ala.
who Is interested In the Mountain Creek
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Operators Leave In Hurry.

(cOntinued' on Second Pasel
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-11
Mr.. Haubens Returns.

Henry Haubens arrived IN the city at
o'clock yesterday afternoon and at tho
Union station first learned the nature OF
the calamity at his home. OF which he had
been warned by telegraph He was CON-
pletely prostrated. Some friends OF the be,
reayed man had gone 10 Fremont whcse
they expected 10 meet him and break the
terrible news, but Mr.. Haubens on receiv-
ing the telegram, changed his route at
Columbus, by which means he could arrive
here at an earlier hour.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-28
VI. Suutos-Dumont's Plans

PARIS. March 21.-M. Santos-Du
mont the aeronaut. appears very en-
thusiastic concerning his approaching
trip to the United States whittier he
will 90 on his own initiative. NJ. San.
toS-Dumont said: Yes. after some ne
potiatiOns | have decided to 60 to st.
Louis and assist in drawing up the
will be accompanied by my secretary
and my chief mechanic. | will take
with me as far as New York the forty
five horsepower motor. the framework
and the two propellers of my balloon
No I. From New York | shall proceed
to st. Louis to confer with the EXPOSE
ton authorities regarding the contests.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-28

LONDON. March u. A dispatch
from Pretoria says: "Acting President
Schalllburgcr, +. w. Rcitz, cX-secre-
tary of state of the Transvaal, and
Commandments Lucas Meyer and Krogh
arrived here yesterday on Il special
train from Balmoral. about fifty miles
east of here. They reached Balmoral
under flag of truce. After Il short
stay here they proceeded for the Or
RngC River Colony.
Upon arriving here Mr.. Schalkbur-
ger and his party drove Immediately to
Lord Kitchener's headquarters, where
/ they had an interview with the com
mander in chief. The Beers afterward
proceeded to the railroad station and
pntrained at , o'clock for Kroonstadt,
Orange River Colony whence they will
70 out under safe conduct.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-28
Talked Himself 10 Death.

MKEESPORT. Pa. March "a
Isaac Getting. who recovered his
speech and intelligence after being
dumb for eighteen months, is dead
When he spoke last Monday, his mind
became clear, and physicians said that
his case batlled them. 1t was thought
he would recover, but now they think
the man talked himself 20 death. Since
he recovered his speech the nurses
found it impossible to keep him from
talking. He was twenty-thrce years
old
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-28
CONFERENCE ON CUBA
Opposers of Reciprocity at
the White House.
A PLEASANT INTERVIEW REPORTED.
Object of Meeting Was to bring
About Harmony on This lmpor-
tnnt Questionable ConcIu-
Sions Rcachcd.

WASHINGTON, March 2J.-A con-
yesterday afternoon between the pres
ident and seven of the Republican
members of the house of representa-
tiVes who have been foremost in Oppos-
ing the plan of Cuban reciprocity urg-
ed by the ways and means committee
and understood to have the support of
the administration. The members who
called were Representatives Tawney
and Morris of Minnesota. Dick of Ohio,
William a. Smith of Michigan. Minor
of Wisconsin. Metcalf of California
and Dayton of West Virginia.
The call was at the request of the
president. who desired an exchange of
views to the efAl that harmonious ac-
ton might be secured in such steps as
nre taken in behalf of Cuba.
The talk took a wide range covering
the conditions in Cuba. what should be
done to meet these conditions and also
the question of harmonZing conflict
ing interests so that there might be
unanimity of action OH the part of the
Republicans in congress. 1t was stated
afterward by those who participated
in the conference that it was of the
most agreeable and pleasant character
and that there was not the remotcSt
suggestion on the part Of the chief eX-
ecutive which could be construed as
seeking to urge them to yield their per-
eonal convictions. On the contrary. it
was stated, the president listened to
the recital of difficulties which had
been encountered by those who oppOs-
ed the reciprocity plan and also heard
from them the various plans by which
they had hoped to reach an agreement.
The callers were frank to concede
that they found the president DESTROYS
of extending effective relief to Cuba
by the reciprocity plan. In this con
nection. it was stated. the president
drew attention TO the fact that the Sib-
ley amendment limiting the reciprocity
period to Dec. /. 1908. gave the Payne
bill rather one sided aspect. as il
nsked Cuba to adopt our naturalization
and immigration laws and give us tar
If concessions without limit of time
md in return gave to Cuba tariff con-
cessions limited to about year and Il
half. Some of the congressman pres
ent were inclined to admit that we
were asking Il good deal from Cuba in
return for the little we would grant &c
her.
The interchange of views became
quite general. there being nothing il
the way of definite propositions one way
or the other. but merely an agreeable
expression of opinion as to what was
best to be done under all the crcum
stances of the situation.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-28

TOPEKA, Kan. March -. - Miss
Blanche Boise. Il protegee of Mrs. Ma
ton. horseWhippcd Mayor Parker in
his Office mt the city building. Three
times She slaShcd the mayor before he
tore the raWhde out of her hand and
pushed her into the nall. When seen by
reporters after his scourging. Mayor
Parker refused to discuss it. The wO-
man VINO whipped him talked freely.
She said: Il was in sympathy with
Mrs. Nation. but did not take part in
her raids. | have come To the conclu-
sion that the only way to make public
officers enforce the temperance laws is
TO horsewhip them. l have an organi-
cation behind me, and we have whips
for Governor Stanley and Judge Ha-
zen. | will wait and see how this dose
acts on Mayor Parker before | repeat
1t. think it is IA good plan
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-28
POSSIBILITY OF PEACE.
Announcement In the House of Conn
mons Received with Cheers.

LONDON. March 25.-On dispatch
from Pretoria just made public Lord
Kitchener gives his usual weekly total
of captures. etc, but does not mention
The Schalkburger incident.
The Daily Chronicle this morning as
scrts that an armistice has been ar
ranged pending the duration of Schalk-
md that offensive operations against
De Wet. Delarey and Botha will be
suspended. these three generals having
agreed honorably to observe the arlnis-
| tcc and to refrain from operations un-
| til the return of the ENJOYS to the Boer
| lines.
1t is believed, continues The Daily
| Chronicle that the ENJOYS. after ac-
quanting Botha with the result of their
mission, will again confer with Lord
| Kitchener although no second confer
pnce with Lord Kitchener has actually
been arranged.
| In the house of commons the war sec
-ctary, Mr.. Brodrick. announced that a
! fortnight ago Mr.. Schalkburger init
mated to Lord Kitchener his desire to
| be granted Il safe conduct through the
British lines and back in order to see
Mr. Steyn with reference to the posi-
bility of peace proposals. Lord Kitch-
pner. with the consent of the govern
ment. had acceded to the request.
The announcement of the war secre-
AIRY was received with cheers.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-28

MANILA, March 21.-The outbreak
of cholera here does not create alarm.
No white persons have been stricken
with the disease. According 10 the re
port of the medical authorities there
have been. all told. twentN-siN cases
and twcnty-one deaths, Experts have
gone To investigate the five cases ut
Malolos, just north Of Manila, ana the
TWO cases AT Aparri, in northern Luzon.
The moving of trains on the railroad
between here and Dagupan has been
prohibited. and no boat will he allowed
to leave Manila for intcrisland port>
for the next five days. The object of
these restrictions is 10 prevent gcn-
eral exodus and the consequent posi-
bility of spreading the disease.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-28
SOME DAIRY FACTS.
New York Leads IN Production of
Milk, Butter and Cheese.

WASHINGTON. March -. = The
complete census statistics of dairy mat
tiers just announced show that of the
>, 13o, GJ1 farms in the country 4.Il4.21O
report dairy cows and dairy product
and that in 1899 the total dairy product
had valuation of S472.3G9.2 J5. OF the
farms reporting dairy COWS and prod
uct 3JI, 51S were claSSed as dairy farms,
having derived at least 10 per cent Of
their gross income from dairy products.
The number of dairy COWS WAS 1I.139.-
Ga. The receipts from dairy products
sold aggre gatcd S2Sl .G29.JJS. and prod
ucts consumed ON the farm were val
ucd at $3.50, 1872 There were pro
duccd from the dairy cows reported Il
total of 7.2G6.392,GI4 gallons of milk,
an average of 424 gallons per COW OF
this milk 134.9lj.342 gallons were
sold, for which the farmers received
S1S4 ,S42 ,292.
The farmers also report the sale of
20, IGS. 6G2 gallons of cream, for which
they received SS,S3S,116. Farms num-
bering 3,617, 40 report the manufacture
of butter, and 1860 report the manu-
! facture of cheese. The farms report
ing butter manufactured 1OI1, 10 2I
pounds, of which 51S, 139O26 pounds
were sold, for which the farmers re
ccived SN6.GO6,4iG Farms reporting
cheese manufactured lG.312.33O pounds.
of which 1l.G92, 81 pounds were sold,
for which the farmers received Sl,342.-
4l4
New York reports the largest number
of dairy COWS, l.5ol.G0S, the largest
value of dairy products, Sj3,4f+ loo.
and the largest number of gallons of
milk produced, milk sold, cream sold
land butter as we'll us chccse made.
Pennsylvania stands second.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-28
- 40 VI EMPEROR
SAVED BY PE-RU-NA.


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C. f. Gerding.
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