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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
WlEEyDE FRIED FOR HERESEI
'Eapsss, Preacher Falls pndsr Ban ,oi
ðedist Conference, 'a
CHARGED WITH TEACHING ATHEISM
HOIds serpent. that Tempted Eve
Was Map 90, ths Same Race
...i to Wsicb Adam BE-
81 rscs' A.. vssnged

KANSAS cry, March 20.-A special TO
the Star from McPherson, Kan. says;
"Rots 1fanvdl1e Louther, d. D., pastor Of
a locaf church, vas served with papers at a
Methodist. Episcopal conference here today,
charging him with Reresy and setting forth
that he would be- tried at Arkansas City,
Kan, ON Marohs 20.
REV. Mr.. Louther, who is a member OF
the Southwest kansas conference, Is
charged with being guilty or disseminating
doctrines coutrarysro and subversive OF the
doctrines of the Methodist Episcopal church
and -lt iss alleged that he is 'stheistic and
evolutionfstic.' g.
Rev. Mr.. Louther Is charged with maxi
ing and teaching the following doctrines,
which are set, down as in violation Of the
creetto sapoy rfie,-
"Tha the. serpent. who talked to Eve was
q man. one OF the race to which she and
a Consciousness OF God, therefore was
classed with the beasts. and that there
face. II not, how did Cain md his wife
In the land Of Nod where none of Adams
children, except Cain, had gone2 II not,
the sons of God took for their wiTes9 The
s r~ea,S5n ipterREstati9n Is that the d ef
sclous knowledge of God, they would claim
Him as their creator and worship Him.
h others not knowing God, We're called
sons and daughters of men.
sin of First Parents.
'+fhat Adam and Eve had no more precep-
tionfof their obligations of obedience; that
in eating of the fruit of the tree of knowl-
edge of good and evil they had done moth
ing except what the others about them
were doing and what they themselves had
formerly DONE; that Is, lived like. beasts,
but they had a higher vision of spiritual
things than formerly n consequently
''Tbat' Christ died for men to show men
bow 10 die for man; that this willingness
to die for man should be multiplied by eX-
actly the 5Rumbef, of disciples of Christ and
that. the ato9eWe1t can. never be. com
pleted urftf1 thB Idea prevails.
mi. L6Ithefohas been identified for years
With the Kansas State Holiness association
as ITS president. He believes that in re-
ngion,, as wen as In world building. God is
proceeding from lower to higher forms and
that this process must continue in the flu
ture as II has In the past. He contends
that creeds are valuable only as landmarks;
| says that lack OF freedom for the soul is
like COMPRISING n lady's waist in corsets
to compel It to. grow according to a certain
fashionable ideal, and declares that religion
can never reach the fullness Of naturalness
until It is free from fear OF persecution for
It's highest and hottest concepts"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
Burlington Men Talk shop.

DENVER, March 2O.-Various gu ssions
affecting the mechanical and operating de-
partments Of the Burlington railroad sys-
tenn were discussed today at the annual
convention OF the superintendents' and
Master Mechanics associations Of the road.
There are eighty delegates present, includ-
ing F. A. Delano, general manager at Chi
cago, and General Superintendents s.. z.
Chance Of st. Joseph, Mo-, T. e. Calvert of
Lincoln, Neb., and J. d.. Besler Of Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
AFTER TERMINAL IN OAKLAND
santa Fe President Planning ON
Headquarters pm West
p . side of Day.,,.,. ,.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.-President'
y. p. eRipley and Third Vice. President ~
w, ,Keadrfek' Of che santR Pc read rrtvedi
today rts- .t,t.s &c. SsEgrStH n .SsfSIA3{,;
PrGsfdentt RlpIeyS Eenaini
here until Monday nndt will ,tifen return tn
Santa Barbara, where his familysfs
the winter. His visit to the dftyr Fwasishas-,
tened"by the recently developed planI0f the
company TO secure q tsrminal point on the
Oakland side of the bay. This afternoon he
conferred upon the subject with Captain
Payson Of the road, h expects to- meet
the city council Of Oakland within the next
few days and discuss with the members Of
that body the best means OF affcrding the
Santa Fe properties on that side of the bay.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
From Frisco to chicago.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2O.-David r.
Davies, formerly in charge Of construction
for the Western Union Telegraph company
for the Fourth district, embracing
Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Nevada and
a portion of Utah and New Mexico, has
been promoted to the position OF general
superintendent Of construction Of the cen-
trail division of the company; which en-
braces all territory west Of %Pittsburg, north
and south to the Canadian and Mexican
lines. Mr.. Davies left for Chicago tonight
to assume his new duties.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21

PITTsBgR0s March 20.--Unless a, confer
enoe Is granted by the Pittsburg Railway
company to the dissatisfied employees Of the
West End lines before 1886 O'Clock tonight.
th9 district executive board or the knights
Of Labor will order 4 strike. This was de-
oided on after a discussion Of several hours
at u meeting of the employees this morning.
The strike will be for the reinstatement Of
two discharged men and: regular time for
meals. The company announces its inten-
ton Of using ONCE clerks and inspectors in
case Of q strike.
Division Superintendent Dalp when seen
today, said that the company had decided
not TO meet the committee appointed by
the employees. Superintendent Daily said
the employees had made a mistake In going
over the heads Of all other .~ofacers and
placing their grievances before President
Gallery. Superintendent DAILY also said the
main body Of employees bad no cause for
dissatisfaction. and IN the event Of > strike
be did not think more than 40 per oept Of
the men would go out. Among the em-
pIoyes there Was little enthusiasm. many
expressing the opinion that the strike would
not be declared or II II was 1t would prove
unaVailing.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
General 70. n. hamilton.

QUINCY. ILL.,. March '2O.-GeneraI E. B.
Hamilton. a prominent attorney and poll
tician and a leader in Grand Army circles.
died suddenly today. aged 81 years. While
presenting an argument before the circuit
court. General Hamilton suddenly stag
gered and sank into his chair dead. Paraly-
sis OF the heart is given as the. cause. Gen.
eral Hamilton served with conspicuous GAL
lantry in the civil war. He was commits
stoned a general for bravery in connection
with the railroad strikes at East st. Louis
and was inspector general OF the state
under Governors Cullom, Hamilton and
oglesbY. He was surveyor OF the port Of
Quincy during Grants terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
Former Pre.ident of Venezuela.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-JOse Andrade,
for six years Venezuelan minister at Wash
ington, died today at his home In this city
Of pneumonia. Though he had been III
two weeks his. death, was unexpected, as he
was supposed to be recovering. He suf-
fered q relapse Wednesday night, senor
Andrade was born sixty-four years ago In
Merida. He had occupied nearly every
high political ONCE in. Venezuela, at one
time having been president Of the republic
His brother, Ignacia, was also president
Of Venezuela, Senior Andrade was also
minister to France and to England. He
was a widower and had lived In retirement
for several years. He had four children.
two boys and two girls.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
Want to see ~ a Wiu PAY.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 20.-Preaident
B. +. YOakum OF the Vt. Louis 4 san Fran
cisco railroad. generally known as the
Frisco line. Is in the city. accompanied by
l. F. Parker and 7, =. West OF the legal
department Of the road. He says that he is
here to study the commercial strength OF
the coast and to ascertain whether It would
be advantageous for his company to extend
its line as far west as San Diego or some
other southern California terminus.
President Yoakum says. that DO surveys
have been made for this extension, as this
matter has net yst taken deSnite shape.
His roads present terminus is Quanah,
rex. but III the near future the line will
be extended as iar'Ee1t As Phoeptx, Ariz.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
TO PROBE MILES REQUEST
Burleson would Investigate Generals
OorfesDSnaencs Pertaining 10
r~t4Hysgg,as ApRolPtPsnit.' n ],

wAsHIHGToNSlA March 42G-vRApresehfAz.
tive Bdriesohsso of 7 eSAs; todGy,lntrodGeed the
following resolution OF inquiry
Resolved, THAT the president De and he Is.
hereby respectfully requesteds II the. same
is not incompatible with the PUBLIC inter,
est, 70 transmit TO me mousse copies OF al
bearing upon the matter OF the request Of
Lieutenant General Miles to be assigned
to duty In the Philippines and to be all
lowed to be put into effect there a plan
outlined by him. having for Its purpose
mediate cessation Of hostflities in said
Philippines without further loss of life o n
either aide, .
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
serves Notices ON railroads.

KANSAS CITY, March 2O.-Copies Of the
that the application of the Interstate
commission for an Injunction to
stop rate cutting would be made here on
Tuesday were placed in the hands OF
the United States marshal today and inn
mediately served on the different Kansas
City Chicago lines. The notices are identi-
cal with those already published.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21

spfained her ankle, but won the struggle
and continued on her way to Boston.
Mrs. French always had a number of con-
tests on hand, Usually. she retained Apsy
attorney fof each case, and admitted that
she had a fondness or laesers.
She used to say that they we're the
b~rainiest and cleverest class Of. persons to
be found and that she enjoyed taking with
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
Railway Companies Combine.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 2O.-The sec
rotary of state was today notified Of the
consolidation Of the Belleville & Suburban
Railway company and the Belleville Elec-
trie Railway company, and the change Of
names to the West st. Louis Suburban
Railway company, with an increase of cap
ital stock from $500, 900 to 49, Z 200.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo, March 2O.-
Arthur F.. Francis, president of the Trans
mississippi congress-. has been advised. by
railroads west Of the Mississippi that there
will be a rate Of one fare for the round.
trip to the meeting in St. Paul in August.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21


have the lieutenant general to decide.
As to the work Of this character dYslps
the war with Spain secretary Koot saru'
That work was done during the Spanish
war practically by ne featis = Id,a mn
have TO DO IN Each MAJ was at HIS desk,
having routine duties which were pressinS
iH,pU1sss MN mn ebbSp kkn,rk9nr Ssy and night, with
the halls fhronged and crowded with PEG,
Pbe VINO weIe Sothjse to- DO with the
ins iran thew were able To- do these things
tina ought 20 have been put IN the hanus
OF men who ave 1olh nss edtutsnf eenersi
with the strength OF ten men, with a won
derful physique and sxtraordinaIy exeoui
bava basn BROKEN down absolutely. You
cannot depend on having such men.
would Aid secretary OF war.
LA ,h., .noh hoard would
-. as,,s,aroo a. the secretsrv OF
wa. m,hs,
re-e thst .,,b the organiza-
~ - ,hs o,,threah
- : uith sra,. and ia nou the out
% - wa,td irrstr,evsbIv rpin
- 80 saoratsrv ~ war. I
49, a. "rSortv.,,on a. sucb that n "a
Innoaa,bls that aueoessful results shall be
n-aS,sad ,rtn ,nsv have bssn worked out
-s-. saIn.,, srA-ovnsnstve exnerispee.
- LII oaro IN 49, hocauae thu Amer
80 nsonle viii get nm a iury-rieged. ex-
onnaro orS.r,,at;on vhich viii he adapted
- tha INCONVENIENCE hut vou will not have
torethought and provision and prearrange-
ment and an understanding Oh what was
going 10 Dc lone unless you &c. q hhe
organization In time Oh peace
May Mean Censure of Miles.
r.. ,ov 81, os,.r.I Mtle.. statemsnts
news y. N1eSI n".u,s.as - ~
Iooay Delo,e ~ sooa. ~ a. w.
o"aU-~S. - a. 1890 Snovr is,e IN
: 49, Thsre xsss verv general inquiry
- w. a...Iaa tho rr,,,cisn,s
~ ..ao.,oa a. ,ha
~ 60, Mn IA not srnosed him
~, z.at.U.a.u trao.nont Tbs
al. -. =. hosad on the exact
'- --tI.~.-StsL s..aohn. % to.-
s'.~"n 49, 49, = commIttss NJ com
nHO- S4,. .nnS,,oo 800 lac, week In
os-s-. tS,rAa., ...t,monv
Ssorn ~ Sars,o phuinnine COMMITTEES
,yhon an. e.narsi sourht 10 esoape answer
VS. I.s,oh wo,id ,nvolvs cr,tI.
hw 80. =, NE .vnor,or omcar General
10
rs .nDaorsd that tsera was a variance
.nGnton ~ .ha oonn,ttee Itself aa 70
sa. n.naraI I1nshas was At liberty to
.,,o,..s .rmv rr,ss ana nronr,eties even in
"N- -, oouaroI,,ae auestions and the
49,. ..eIs wat Iet, ,nsettIed.
n~r,,u.
NO' "
While General Miles did not expect, when
he gave his testimony, that 1t would be
made public in any form, he is now willing
that It shall be p%ublished by the committee
making himself. the broad statement that
the statements which were given to the
press as those made BY himself before the
committee were Misrepresentation, totally
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21

NEW YORK. March 2O.-Noah Davis, for
meFly q justice OF the supreme court OF this
state. died at his home here today OF old
age He presided at the trials OF william
A.TTweed for ohieial mAlfeasanee AID Of e.
3. Stokes for the Fisk murder, He also
served one term In congress. being elected
as a republican. Justice Davis was bora a.
Haverhill. n. H. IN ls1S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
wan. men Awar from sound.

EVERETT. Wash. March O.-rhe Ever
EFT Trades Council has authorized the pub
licationr OF = trade letter for eastern circula-
ton among mechanics, advising them 70
keep away from Puget sound cities unless
they come With money. Tine letter saws
thai aavsrtisins natter sent u Il |FSiss
Hood the Puget sound districts with die
men II not counteracted."
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21

besidhs the shortening Of the line BY sew
enteen miles. Two extremely heavy grades
existing on the present tine will be avoided.
The, line MAJ run nast1Gaghsld, Beach .cn.
the south shore Of the lake through the
Srhir minihgs district, thence almost d.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21

WEIGH. W. Va, March 2o.-The Mstho-
dist Episcopal church ana several other
buildings at Kimhall we're destroyed by IRE
which originated in an explosion Of coal oil.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
Begin work on salt Laks. CATION.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March 2o.-work.
on the Salt Lake Lsaminsto1 eaton Of the
oregon Short Line was bsgaA teaay--Ths
euton will run from salt Lake to Leaning
ton on the present line Of the road In
southwestern Utah and, will form part Of
the main line q that read IN, the exten-
sion to Los Angeles Caig b building Of
the cuton WI m injured. result IN q
saving OF about two hours In running time
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
DEMAND AN EIGHT. HOUR pAE
EAptEfsdts Miners U;sA gshsrl' Adoption,
Of pnifCrn TINE Schedule, ,,t.T.f :
fAvoR ARsItRrnN' OF tKADE OlsEU1Is.
Empbatie OpposftiOh, TO
working with Men Not Mem-
hers Of the Mine work.
ers' Union.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, March 20,-The most
important feature, OF today's session OF the
convention of districts Nos. ], and 9,
United Mine Workers Of America, was the
adoption Of several resolutions. These were
the result OF varied alleged grievances an
nounced in the convention by the different
delegations and were presented by the Gem
mittee on resolutions. Most OF them were
Of sectional, rather than general interest,"
but their tone was not the less. emphatic.
The first resolution adopted demanded an
eight-hour working day in all the coliteries
Of the anthracite region. Others were
adopted as follows.
Demanding the recognition OF mine cem-
mittees by operators In the adjustment of
disputes resulting in local strikes.
Declaring opposition to working with men
not members of the Mine Workers union.
Favoring arbitration Of trade disputes.
Providing for a systematic examination
OF working cards.
want Mining Laws Read.
Requesting the state Bureau Of Mines and
Mining to print net less than $4,000 copies
Of the mining laws In the English language,
for distribution among the mine workers.
Condemning the system Of blacklistipg by
| companies OF discharged employees.
President Thomas Barrett and Secretary
James Mullahy Of the Stationary Firemen's
union, came from Wilkesbarre today and
appeared before the convention with an APP
peal for the cooperation Of the Mine Work
ers' union in the efforts Of the Bremen to
secure an eight-hour working day. The
convention took no action In the matter.
President Mitchell said the resolution
concerning the recognition Of the mine
committees had no reference to the recog-
milton Of the union. That matter, he said,
would be covered in the report Of the scale
committee, which will have finished ITS
work tomorrow.
The published statement that the replies
of the operators to President Mltchell's re-
quest for a conference might be construed
as a virtual recognition Of the Mine Work
ers' union Mr.. Mitchell regards as incor-
rect. Referring to the letters Of the presi-
dents Of the operating companies Mr.. Nit
chell said; I'VE do not regard them as
recognition in any degree"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
no CURE CIR

TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
Laxative BromosQuinine remove the
cause e. w. Groves signature on every
box. Price 25 cents. '
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
HOTELS.

THE WILLARD i''H oss 9a Rs- III s'''
Newly furnished. greatly iPproyed AZ
ways a tavorte with, state. people. Two
DOLLARS Cahd upl per day. European
KEL@ soNe PropHstqra +.
G. H Peoples. Manager.
A B. Davenport Principal Clerk
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21
cotton Comnreaa.

ATHENS, Ga, March 20.-Ftre destroyed
the Rucker Cotton company's compress and
100 bales Of cotton; Ioss. $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-21

REWApE of limitations OF. Diamond Dyes
Wv FANL Ask for and TAX only Diamond
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-20
Cloudburst In Minnesota.

Chicago May 2O--The cloudburst I'm
Minnesota and South Dakota, Sunday,
Of which there were traces yesterday,
resulted In the loss of probably a score
of lives. Yesterday at the outskirts of
ST. Paul, Anton Wier was struck by
lightning and killed, the bolt coming
from a clear sky Near Rochester the
7-year-old son OF John Bloom was
drowned, At Forrestburg four child
rem Of Michael Wilbright were swept
away by The overflow while the father
was attempting 10 get them to the
high ground. At Preston, Harry Con-
key, well known horseman, was killed
by lightning as he was driving some
Of his horses to the barn Four other
persons are reported drowned and much
property destroyed there, At Abar-
deem, S. d., two men were killed by
lightning. The i-year-old son of II.
Tobiason also was killed At Neche,
8. d., three young men crossing a
SWOLLEN stream were engufed and
drowned. At Boomer Wis, Eviction
Ganug was killed by lightning,
At Duluth a windstorm yesterday
caused considerable damage to pro-
perty and injured six persons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-20
FIRE IN HOSPITAL
FOR THE INSANE.

New York, May pa fire at the
New Jersey state hospital for the in
sane at Morris Plains has caused wild
excitement among the $500 patients
The guaris were only able TO restrain
them by the most vigorous efforts.
When the fire was first discovered
IN the laundry the patients were hasu-
ly brought together In the yard and
surrounded by a Gordon OF guards and
attendants, who held them back when
they made a dash for freedom,
As soon as the flames were discovered
most OF .he guards and attendants
we're sent TO the various wards TO get
the patients out. None Of the violent
ly insane or criminals were in the
threatened building, but the alarm of
fire caused even those whose minds
were but slightly unbalanced TO become
frantic wit hterror Nearly all the pa
,ients were In the dormitorles which
made the task of getting them out OF
the building much easier, as they could
be marshalled as at the regular drill.
In some OF the wards furtherest from
the fire a few patients who could be
trusted we're left. The others were
marched from the building. Although
they were greatly frightened. a few
soothing words from the guards pacih-
I'd them, and there was little trouble
until all were assembled in the yard.
There they again became panic stricken
and many tried to break through the
thin line Of guards The women SEEM
ed more frightened than the men and
several times they led the dashes for
freedom. Had there been any con-
certed movement the whole $500 would
have escaped Groups Of 20 or 30 would
make sudden run toward the guards
and the latter would have hard work
getting them back in the crowd with
the others. This would work the others
up 10 frenzy, and another giour
would charge toward another part OF
The line OILY to be driven back.
Men and women used their fists freely
and several Of the guards were badly
bruised by the struggling mob, As far
as could be learned, however, none es-
capped.
When the flames were extinguished
the patients were led back to their
dormltorios but for hours they could
not be dueted.
The financial loss was small.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-20
Rival TO Natl Biscuit Co.

Chicago, May 2O--Independent bis
cult companies througout the country
viii soon be combined In a giant rival
10 tho National Biscuit company, prob
ably under the name Of the Union Bis
cult company, says the fnter-Ocean.
Several Of the largest Independent con.
Germs have already entered into an
agreement, to unite, and steps now bs.
ing taken by the officers Of the Union
Biscuit company of St. Louis are de-
signed TO amalgamate most of the $50
independent companies into one cor
poration.
A buying and selling agreement has
already been entered into II Is said
According TO the present plans Of the
Independent people Jacob L. Loose, for
merly president Of the American Bis
cult company, which was absorbed by
the National Biscuit company, will be
the head OF the new concern
The present agreement concerns two
Missouri bakeries one In Cincinnati
and at least two Chicago plants.