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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Live bird shoots.
Baltimore American.

Baltimore American.
1t is to be hoped the day Of refined hui
mainly will arrive when such a piece OF
brutal sport as a live-bird shoot will be
unknown in any state Of the union. 1t has
begun to receive the brand it deserves, and
public opinion is being reused to see the
sport as 1t is-the exhibition of skill by
torture of the most helpless creatures.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Santos-D umont, the young Brazilian
airship inventor, feels sure that regular
lines Of transatlantic airships sailing
between New York and Paris will be
in operation within his own lifetime,
but he has not yet divulged the names
Of the way stations where the airships
will stop to give the passengers a sea
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

The postal appropriation bill for the
fiscal veal 1902 gives the postmaster
general authority to make contracts for
pneumatic mail tube service for a period
not exceeding four years, under certain
restrictions which afford a soft snap
for the contractors. Why a great gov.
eminent like ours should sublet the
pneumatic mail service to outside spec
ulators when it can and should estab'
lish a permanent pneumatic tube system
in every large city, just as foreign gov
ernments have done in London, Paris
Vienna and Berlin, passes compreheh'
sion. The United States can borrow
money at 2 per cent and operate the
system just as cheaply and just as
efhciently as private corporations that
will not be satisfied with anything less
than from 10 to 20 per cent interest on
their investment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

st. Louis Republic.

~ LUUIS NtpuDHC,
When Adam delved and Eve spun
wouldn't that worthy and democratic old
couple have laughed to look down the
ages and see American women taking del
sarte lessons in order to cut the proper
capers at the coronation Of a king.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, the recent vic
tim of Bulgarian h~ighwaymen, has at
last reached her home in safety, but If
she don't quit talking her proposed
lecture tour engagement will yield a
very slim surplus.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

1t required just thirty-seven minutes
TO pass the postofice appropriation bill,
carrying in round numbers the sum of
$137. 100000, through the senate. but it
often takes the senate thirty-seven
hours Of hair splitting " a bill that
does not involve the outlay of 1877 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Now that congress has decided to take
OF the tax on bucket shops dealers in
options and futures should be more lib
eral when the contribution box is
passed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Governor Cummins has signed the rail-
way merger bill and the big Iowa rail-
road anaconda will begin to look about
TO see what defenseless little railroads
It can devour without impairing its
digestion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Enemies of Trees.
%PhIladelphla Press.

Trees are becoming better appreciated
and better cared for. but the law OF this
country does not give the tree owner the
adequate and complete protection that he
is entitled to. The tree has many enemies.
chiefly of the insect variety. but the over
head wire man is Just now probably the
trees worst foe. He needs special and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

One thousand American mules left
EE0rEtt. Chalmette last Thursday to join
/originaisritish forces in South Africa, and
a aeto Smell Crowder less than forty rods
becouay. II John Finnerty had only been
nalfeer6.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

With the opening Of spring Game
Warden Counseman is kept busy in pur-
suing poachers who navigate Cut-Onf
lake and subsist on broiled catfish In
stead Of baked canvasbacks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Dealers in renovated butter who have
been shouting for the bill taxing oleo
out OF existence are liable to get the
worst Of the bargain. The bill as
amended puts the ban on re-churned
butter as well as imitation butter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Heroism of a Poet.
baltimore American.

An Iowa man succeeded in getting his
poetry into print by piuning his verses to
his garments before committing suicide,
When a poet is determined TO publish his
work nothing will stop him.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
PcriIs of Extraneous study.

Baltimore American.
An insanity expert has gone insane from
studying his profession; a consumption
specialist has contracted hat disease in
the same way. 1t would seem that the
poor man ought to study money.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Early bird In Action.

buudlo hNpTeSS.
It's an III wind that blows nobody good.
Enterprising Yankees have loaded a steamer
for South Africa with clocks. pianos. organs.
cocktails and other necessities, in the belief
that American goods will now be more
popular than British goods in South Africa.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Washinrtnn Post

Washington Post
One western base ball oflcisl has COM
mitted suicide. He might have saved his
family the disgrace by waiting for the
opening Of the season and becoming an
umpire with a backbone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Boston Transcript: He-Darling, what
do you suppose l have done todayY
Shell couldn't guess in 100 years.
He-I have had my life insured.
She-That's just like you, John Mann,
All you seem to think OF is yourself.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Canada is practicable, but not on such
terms as that country has thus far pro-
posed, which are little IL any better than
the conditions Of the old treaty.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

New York Weekly: Wife-You are just
as Ugly as you can be. Before we were
married you used to hold me close in your
arms by the hour.
Husband-Did 1! Huml Well, 1 suppose
1t was to keep you from talking.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

All is quiet again at Brussels, but the
king of all the Belgians is still a suf-
ferer from crowned head sleeplessness.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Boston Transcript: She-Do you think
the growing fashion of women clubs is
likely to have a bad effect upon the mar
riage relation?
He-Not necessarily. Husband and wife
don't have TO belong to the same club.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Chicago Tribune: Harold" m
the maid, II don't believe you love me
half as much. as you pretend you do"
MY angel!'
II am sure of IT., Harold. No young
man that truly loves a girl would step ON
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.

BIATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.
State of Nebraska, Douglas County, SIS:
George Il. TzschIck, secretary of The Bee
Publishing Company, being duly sworn,
says that the actual number OF full and
complete copies Of The Daily, Morning,
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during
the month of March, 1902, was as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
Unnecessary Haste,

drastic legislation to keep him within
bounds and punish him for exceeding them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Philadelphia Times: A little girl asked
her mother If there were any men in
heaven
Mamma she said, 81 never saw a pic
ture of an angel With a beard or mus
tache. Do men ever go to h~eaven?'
"Oh, yes" replied the mother. "Men go
to heaven, but it's always a close shave
for a man to get n"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Chicago Post: THAT DOCTOR he said
disgustedly, lis a fool"
What is the matter, dear?" asked his
wife.
He said l needed exercise. Think of
It! Exercise! Exercise for a man who has
looked after his own furnace all winter
and is now contemplating the opening of
the lawn mower season. Huh!'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
DOMESTIC PLEASANTRIES.

Judge: He-And now 1 suppose I'll have
to ask your fathers consent?
She-Not at all. Just ask mamma She'll
take care of papa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Philadelphia Press: II suppose you own
the house you live tn?"
II used to-"
sold IL, eh?'
mo; got married"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-28
MR.. BRYAN'S SENSATION
Commoner Charges That the Repub.
lican Managers Use Forged
Campaign Material.

Lincoln, Neb Oct. 2s.-Bryan's Com
moner will spring a decided sensation in
the coming issue.
1t will charge that republicans are send
ing forged and spurious" extracts from
the Congressional Record to constituents
through the country. The Con1moner says
Pamphlets are being sent out which
purport to be report of the house pro-
ceedings for May 21 1900.
1T is to the effect that the house repub-
licans voted in the affirmative and the
democrats and populists in the negative
respecting a bill designed. to give to the
government power to create any corpora
ton for the purpose of commerce between
the states, including railroad, telegraph,
telephone, transportation, express and
sleeping car companies.
The editorial will declare that 1t IS the
purpose to take advantage Of the present.
day popularity Of governmental control OF
public utility corporations:
The hcarge is made that the pamphlet
| 'presents the record Of the discussion held
| in the house on that date with relation to
an entirely different proposition from that
presented in the pamphlet
According to the pamphlet the discus
sion on that date related to house joint
resolution 1873, proposing constitutional
amendment.
The Commoner says that the bill sought
! to be palmed off on the public as the one
Tor which the republicans voted was the
original bill as referred to the house com
mittee on Judiciary, and that the measure
was not killed by democrats and popullsts,
but by the republican house Judiciary
committee. =, Ssh n, ~ .. i:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-28
MONUMENTS FOUND
de Blondeau's Discoveries Tally
With Language Of the Russian
Treaty in 1926. ..-- 49,.
Rainy Hollow District in Alaska Is
American Territory-Land-
marks Of Years Ago. =

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 28.--Advices were
received from Juneau on the steamer Dol
phin that the missing Russian boundary
monuments which have been so energetic
ally searched for by Lieutenant Emmons
for the past two seasons, had been dis
covered by a prospector of the Porcupine
district named James M. DeBlondeau. He
Is native of Marseilles, France, but has
interested himself in the Porcupine dis
trict and the modus vivendi strip for
several years.
Through his friendship with the Shilkat
Indians he gained information which gave
him clew to the position of the first
monument. From this start he follow ed
along and discovered several more Of the
old landmarks put up years ago by the
cars followers.
The line marked by these monuments
is about five miles inland from Pleasant
Camp, which is seventeen miles from
Klukwon. The latter is five miles from
tidewater on the Chilkat river, This
makes the Russian survey line approx
imately twenty-seven miles inland to the
summit-less than ten marine leagues and
Just where it was expected to be from the
language used in the Anglo Russian
treaty of 1925. The Rainy Hollow dis
trict is within American territory.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-28
DEVERY BREAKS IN
The Big Chief Tries to Jar His Old
Friend Hill.

New York, Oct. 3S.-William S. Devery
modestly put his own popularity to a test
with that of David b. Hill at the Hearst
Madison Square Garden mass meeting Ia at
night.
Incidentally Deverys appearance at the
head Of his band and paraders carried riot
into the garden, snapped the thread of
Adlai Stevenson's speech and for q time
threatened to disrupt the meeting
Then Devery's band broke IL, on Mr.
Stevenson and the big silk standard of
the William S. Devery association moved
into the hall. The police recognized the
ex-chief and made no effort to stay the
intrusion. Across the hall marched the
Ninth. while the crowd just stood on the
chairs and yelled.
When the procession had reached the
other side Of the hall Devery turned back
to the center aisle. Then he staiked bold
ly through that aisle toward the speaker S
stand, which was fifteen feet above the
floor of the hail. Hill was sitting right
in the front row Of the stand and Devery'
eye was on him. A rush of Devery's fol-
lowers and of those standing in the hall
who heretofore had been fought back by
the police, resulted in tumult. 3D., :
Through this period Chairman James
K. Jones had worn out a heavy gavel and
a strong voice in trying to restore order
Mr.. Stevenson had finished his speech In
the confusion and had taken his seat. BY
one who had watched only Hills face nc
idea Of what was passing would have beer
gained. He seemed not to see, Dcvery
When the ex-chief was hurrying up the
aisle Hill wore an absent look.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-28
REDMOND'S STATEMENT
lie Tells What Has Been Done With
the Parnell Money

the Parnell Money.
New York, Oct. 2S.-John E. Redmond
n the Irish parliamentary party, has
made a statement concerning the funds
collected first to buy the Parnell estate
snd when that plan fell through to erect
Parnell monument. He says:
1.-THE funds collected by Lord Mavor
Talon and myself never at any time
passed through my hands They went to
the Parnell monument committee in Dub-
jim, and have been Invested ir govern
ment stock for the treasurers of that COM
m1ttee, by the most eminent stock broker
IN Dublin. James Mccain. AS far as I
know, the only actual expenditure has
been in the purchase of a bronze bust
OF Parnell, which was required by the
sculptor who Is making the monument.
and in the purchase of the Avondale
library. These funds were collected for
the purpose Of creating a memorial to
Parnell.
1.-THE memorial was to consist of a
monument in the streets In Dublin, and If
possible the purchase Of the mansion
house of Avondale, to be held for the ma
ton, much as WashingtOn's birthplace is
at Mount Vernon. At the sale Of the es
tate two years ago the committee bid for
the house, but were outbid by Dublin
butcher, who bid for the whole estate, in
Guiding the house. 1t afterward trans
pred tnat ne was acting In unison with
John Parnell, and that he paid the latter
$4,000 in addition to the $4,000 paid as
the price of the estate
1T being no longer possible to purchase
the house, the committee made contract
with Augustin st. Gaudens to build the
monument. There has been some regret
able delay, but the model is now COM
plete and Mr.. ST. Gaudens is coming here
to-day to show it to me-. hope the work
will now progress rapidly, and that the
monument will soon be in it's place. The
funds at hand are not enough to complete
the payment Of the monument, but there
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-28
A COUNTER PROPOSITION
Colombia Comes Back at the U. S
REGARDING the Canal.

Washington, Oct 2S.-The long expected
response of the Colombian government
to the proposition Of the state depart
ment for the negotiation Of canal treaty
in accordance with the Spooner act, has
reached Washington and was presented
to the state department by Mr.. Heron,
secretary Of the Colombian legation.
The response is not altogether an I'M
qualified acceptance Of the state depart
ments propositions. It Is, however,
friendly and dignified in tone and does
not close the negotiations by any means,
although it unquestionably sets back the
date of final adjustment. by opening new
topics for argument.
For one thing the Colombian govern
ment is now entirely dissatisfied with the
amount to be paid 1T by the United States
under the terms of the protocol, which it
is proposed to use as the basis for the
treaty. This sum is $1,000, 900. Colornbia
wants at least $40, 100000.
Moreover the original proposal looked
to a wait for fourteen years before be-
ginning the payment by annual rental, the
amount of which was to be then fixed by
mutual agreement. Colombia now asks
the United States to agree on lun1r
yearly payment Of 100000, which will
increase the immediate cost Of the enter.
prise, a~~
The Colombian government clings to its
contention that II mas no constitutional
authority to ALLEVIATE any Colombe3n ter
ritory, and reiterates that the best 1t car
do, to meet the language Of the Spoonel
act, which looks to perpetual control by
the United States over the canal strip j:
to make a. 100-year lease with distinct
stipulation that the same shall be re.
Movable. ...vs .,.. -. '>
One obstacle which it Is believed will
! interfere some with the resumption o.
negotiations of the treaty, Is the an
tagonism aroused In Columbia by the con.
duct of American naval officers there
/ during the revolutionary movements.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-28
FATHER JOHN WoRsHIPED
He Makes Vehement Protest and Re.
fuses Divine HonOrs.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 2S.-The religious
fanaticism of the Russian peasantry Is
illustrated by the persistent generation OF
the famous Father John Of Cronstadt
against his will. Portraits of him are fire.
ouently used as sacred images, and sew
eral sects have been formed to uphold the
doctrine Of the divinity of the Cronstadt
priest despite his vehement protests. He
has been compelled to go personally tc
Kostrima to stop the growth OF his wor'
shippers.
Voices frequently interrupt the services
excla,iming, Thou art holy" Behold he
has come down from heaven" The prizes
usually replies: How dare you speak
so: am only a sinful man like you. II
is Satan speaking through your mouth
in order to cause confusion among the
devout. Who are you? Come out from
the crowd" They rarely obey, and the
police are unable to discover the fanatics
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-28
TOLD IN A LINE

Sullivan, Ind.-N. B. Staugh, postmasted at
Riverton shot and killed 81. McCannon, his
daughters sweetheart.
machinist .'fxed' a number Of slot machines
and reaped big harvest in nickels and pennies.
San Francisco-Defnite action has been taken
toward a reception for General A; H. Chanee,
when he arrives In this city from his campaign
in the Philippines.
Washington-N. D. Rodn,an, Indian farmer on
the reservation At HAYWOOD w. j. sharSsd
with organizing Indians to vote Tor democratic
candidates. and will be investigated.
New York-It has been decided at meeting
of the Professional Woman's League to hold a
woman's exhibition at the Coliseum, IN cnlsago,
first in February. ..,
Phtladelphia-Dr. Daniel E. Hughes, chief
resident physician of the Philadelphia almshouse;
died to-day of tubercular peritonitis contracted
from a patient. DR.. Hughes devoted his life to
a study of insanity
Lansing MiehMsafg s thousand sn4 students stef
owing to the suspension of seventeen of theiI
number for participating In rush, WhlcI
affair had been forbidden.
New York-The fact developing that c. L.
Stillman was supporting two Households, wife
No. i had him arrested and an examination OF
the books of the Murphy. Varnish company,
which he kept showed shortage or $ss: ooo
washtngton-SecretaryH Hay has notified EN-
Moves of the department Of state that they mus
not serve on any committees charged With tht
collection or disbursement OF political FUNDS
or engage in political work to such an extent d
| to neglect their duties
odessa-In consequence Of the dfscontinuance
the government subsidy the 9,ask Sea "a s sn
its entire feet Of twelve ships. This is thu
second Russian steamship company plying II
the Black sea which has been forced to iqa1
date within eighteen months -
Austin Texas-The trusts are rapidly gaining
foothold in Mexico, and there has been, up t.
this time, protest on the part Of the peopl,
nor direct interference by the government. IN !
| centralized power of the Mexican government Il
| so great that the moment the trusts get danger
GUS a check can be put on them
| Hot Springs, Ark.--At Happy Hollow nea
here. a resort which has a zoo in connection will
it., Robert Tatum aged years was caught 81 b
| nal that he may die The boy approaches
too near where the animal was chained, AM
the brute seized him. The bear Rugged tn
boy and started to crush the boys head IN MI
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-28
Fascination of the Road.

The fun of walking, the fascination OF
the woods and fields has made many a
tramp out Of we'll balanced man. Tour
ing afoot has long been popular In Eu-
rome. especially among the student classes
of limited means, but in America there
are few real lovers of the road except the
Weary Willies." The vigor that. comes
with walking, the real understanding of
nature which a wanderer enjoys can not
be secured in any other way. The nearest
approach to this restful charm Of fcoun-
try walk is to be found in golden grain belt
beer It quiets the nerves and freshens
the mind It makes one healthy and
happy. 1t certainly is worthy a trial.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-28

Are you looking for home? Watch for
the bargains in real estate that will APP
pear in the classified columns Of the Sat-
urday night issue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-28

Send your Want Ads to The Journal, If
YOU --ant the best results. The cost is
SIPS = u the returns large.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-28
OREMOST BAKING POWDER I'm
ALL THE WORLD.
PRICE BAKING POWDER, CHICAGO, o. S. A.

will be no difficulty in obtaining tn
necessary balance when required"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-13

Disz." don Juan Hernandez Lopez
Snb Comite de Medicinas, doctor
Ricardo Hernandez. don J. e: Sal.
dana don Roman Ruiz Arn&u
Fu6 &cuerdo del Comit6 Cane
raj que las ,sesionee, de los .diferen-
tes comit6s, y todSs Las operAciones
que los mismo hiciesepl Sc lleven &
ca DO en- los sAlones de 10 C&mAra de
Delegates, en- el edificio de L. Dlpu
t&ci6D, para cuyo objeto les faeron
ofrecidos & dicho Comit@ General.
D cho Comit6 General 1evant6 10 Sc
sion para reunirse de nuevo en- los
antedichos sAlones, hoy 6 las 10.
80 .. m & cuya hor& se espera que
los subcomit6s puedAn mNnifestAr
que han obtenidos Adelsntos de con
aideraci6n, , que se racibirAn infor.
mes NdicionAles respecto & las nece'
sidades, anexas q Ia Obra de Organi'
zaci6n.
San Juan, Pderto Rico Mayo 12
de 1902.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-13

PAtillas Mayo IL. sHA trasladadC
su residences & este pueblo Don Gui
llermo Ritk If que hR venido 6 encAr
gGrse de los traosjos de campo de Ia
HaciendA SProvidenciR
Los nuevos due nos de este inge-
MO Sc proponen introductr grandes
mejor&s en- los apSP&toe y mAquin&.
ria y extender el cultiVo cuanto sea
possible.
Sc dice que mortsrGn una VIZ
ec 81 Barrio de IAcAboa y otra q
AFRO 10 para moler las cAf1As de am.
bCs sitics.
ST Sc introducen esas mejorGs
PAtill&s 6 MARA mu2ho pues hay mu
chcs mediRneros que semb 'aran ca
H1a.
Sc hA dicho que~P PGti]laa estA n
estado de anarquia = ESQ es com ple'
tAmente fAlsO pues en- estA II cRlid&d
SO vive muy tranquilo y gozsndo de
gArAntias For jguAl repubiicanos y
f f4derAles.
Los pApAderos de este pueblo
tratsn de &gremiRrse y al efecto se
reunir&n M Il NnA en- la casa de don
Ramon Lebron.