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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-19
QUEEN WILHELMlNA'S ILLNESS.
kilograms Of Sympathy Are Pouring In From All Parts
of Europe.

The Hague, April ia bulletin this
morning from Castle Loo announces that
Queen Whilhelmina had fairly quiet
night; the typhoid fever following its
normal course and no complications
SIInerYenpd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
AMERICAN WOMAN TRlUMPHS
outshtnes All Rivals at the Party
Given by the Marquis or
Lansdowne,

Copyright, 1902, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON. July 5.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram.) Mrs. Edmund
L. Baylies OF New York was the sensation
OF the marquis Of Lansdowne's magnificent
party this week. All the smart" women
we're there, vieing with one another in dis
playing diamonds and In the latest finery
from the Partisan artists in dress. 1t
was known that Lady Sarah Wilson, aunt of
the duke of Marlborough, had had created
especially for her by Doucet costume, the
secret OF which she guarded with the ut
most jealousy in order to obviate imitation.
The gown was of sapphire blue tupi. unique,
exquisite in effect. But picture Lady
sarah's chagrin on sailing into the room.
anticipating a buzz of admiration, to find
Baylies already arrived with a far more
effective costume OF the same material and
color. 1t was a tragic moment, IT took
the Marlborough blood in her veins TO
enable Lady Sarah to brave such a catas-
trophe. According TO gossip. both women
paid heavily for the assurance that no one
would be allowed to wear this material
until they had stunned fashionable London
by first appearing in It.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
TRACY is STILL AT LARGE
Fugitive Oregan Convict Continues to
EIude Omcers who Are
Pursuing Him.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 5.-Harry Tracy,
the fugitive convict, is still INDICATED.
The report was brought in that Tracy
had breakfasted with q man named Johnson
this morning about four miles north OF
where Tracy shot Policemen Breeze and
Rawley. Another report was that Tracy
bad spent all day Friday with a man named
Fisher, living Just north of Woodland Park.
He made Fishers wife cook enough pro-
visions to last for several days and threat
ened with death any member OF the family
who left the house for forty-eight hours
after he departed himself. Posses are to
the north, south, east and west OF where
Tracy is supposed to be, but Sheriff Cudihee
himself says there is absolutely no reliable
information as to his whereabouts. Search
ers in the cabin near where Tracy killed
the officers at Bothell Thursday found some
blankets and provisions hid in the loft. A
chunk Of fresh veal affords the theory that
the convict killed a calf In order to get
fresh meat and that he spent Friday night
in the cabin.
All the searchers are working hard, but
In the absence of any definite information
as to Tracy's location the search is neces-
sarily haphazard. II he is found It will be
by accident.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
INFLUENCE DOESN'T GO NOW
President Issues order Relative TO
Use of recommendations in Pro-
motion of Naval Employees.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The president
has issued an order prohibiting the exer-
else of outside influence in securing promo
tions in the classified civil service. The or
der Is an amendment OF rule II OF the civil
service code and is as follows;
mo recommendation for the promotion
OF any employe In the classified service
shall be considered by any ofAeer concerned
in making promotions. except Il be made
by the ofhceT OF officers under whose su-
pervision or control such employe is serv-
ing. and such recommendation by any other
person. with the knowledge and consent of
the employe. shall be sufieient cause for
debsrring him from the promotion pro-
posed and q repetition OF the offense shall
be sufneient cause for removing him from
the service"
President Proctor OF the Civil Service
commission stated that while this rule met
the hearty approval of the commission, It
did not originate with II. but with prom
inent members Of congress. who had gone
TO the president and urged the necessity
for such rule.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
QUEEN CAUSES MUCH WORRY
Court Omcials Worn Out by Her In
decision and Changing
Notions.

Copyright. 1902 by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON. July 5.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram. )-English court
of1cials are becoming subject to a new and
tiresome malady which they call "Alexan-
dritis." IL is a species Of nervous break
down from work and irritation caused by
the impossibility OF getting Queen Alexan-
dra TO make up her mind on any matter
until the very last moment. and her ten
dency to alter 1t when everything has been
settled.
The FIRST victim was the lord chamber
lain, the earl OF Clarendon, who went abroad
a, wreck after four months spent in un-
availing efforts to induce the queen to COM
piete her arrangements for the coronation.
There have been other victims OF less note
and in court circles II is insisted that the
kings collapse was largely due to the same
cause. His patience with the queen under
the most trying conditions has excited
amazed admiration. The queen is so swee,
herself that the ofieials all like her, even
when in the process Of being driven crazy
by her yagaries.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
], Pierpont Asserts Amsrics Has Long
Been Debtor Of Germany,
BEGINNING OF A LONG CONVERSATION
Emperor Decides TO Adopt Coed American
TslegraphI for Prussia.
TO INTRODUCE BAGGAGE CHECK SYSTEM
Commission Appointed TO This COun-
try to Investigate Telegraph and
TeIephons, with View to
Securing Information.

BERLIN, July ST. am not one Of those
who believe that we can learn nothing
from other countries. think we can learn
something from all the peoples and most
from the Americans. We desire to know
the things you do better than others and
make them our own" said Emperor VIII
liam to ]. Pierpont Morgan.
"The United States has long been the
debtor Of Germany in science and German
methods" replied Mr.. Morgan. II should
be sorry to think we could not give some
thing in return"
This is the fragments that began the long
conversation between Emperor William and
Mr.. Morgan while sitting on the deck OF
Mr.. Morgans yacht Corsair Thursday.
The talk took wide range from yachting,
a congenial subject to both. to business.
His majesty saw Mr.. Morgan three times
during two days.
Mr.. Morgan, P. A. B. widener, Clement
A. Griscom and party Of twenty-one, in
cluding eight women, went to Hamburg
yesterday. Herr Albert Ballin, director
general of the Hamburg American line,
with several prominent citizens, met them
at the railroad station, took them to the
HANDKERCHIEF and showed the travellers
various other objects of interest IN the
city.
Herr Ballin also gave the Americans a
luncheon at the restaurant Pforde, to which
thirty guests sat down. Later Herr Ballin
entertained the party AZ his villa
In pursuance of Emperor Williams de-
sire to adopt good American telegraphs, the
Prussian railway minister has ordered the
extension of the American baggage check
system which has been experimented with
on the Hamburg Berlin line, and the i'm
perial postofice has just appointed a COM
mission to go to the United States and
study American postal, telegraphic and tel
ephone arrangements Special attention
will be given to the tubular mail service.
Germany at present is using only small
tubes for individual letters and contem-
plates introducing the American system Of
transmission in bulk by mail to and from
the branches of the central postoflces. The
commissioners are Past Counsellors Wer-
neke Of Leipsig and Braun OF Hamburg
They will be accompanied by a telegraphiC
engineer and another engineer OF Berlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
JEWELS BRING A BIG PRICE
widow of Crazy Earl of Dudley Puts
His Collection on the
Market.

LONDON, July 5.-(New York World Ca
blegram-special Telegram.)-In less than
seventy minutes $3.50, 900 was bid in Chris
te's auction rooms yesterday for the con-
tents Of a casket OF jewels which had been
the property OF a peer. now dead who was
a great jewel expert. There was much mys-
terry about the name OF the present owner.
but the Worlds correspondent learned that
II is Georgiana, Countess OF Dudley, the
widow OF the crazy earl, one OF whose fads
was collecting jewels. The choicest article
in the casket was a pearl necklace weighing
1000 grains. for which a Hatton Garden
dealer paid Sill, 900. A rope OF 222 exquisite
pearls brought SIS, 900, Everything was
bought by dealers and the proceedings were
remarkably quick. the sum realized being
for the time a record.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
CoMMUTES DEATH PENALTY
Revolutionary Generals who Were
Recently Sentenced to Die VIII
BE Imprisoned Instead.

PANAMA, Colombia, July 5.-Conhrma-
tion has been received from a reliable
source Of the report that the revolutionary
generals, Ramirez, Pagan and Porras, who
were recently made prisoners by the rebel
chief, Hererra, for insubordination and
who were tried by courtmartial at David,
were sentenced to death. The penalty i'm
posed was, however, commuted to fifteen
years Imprisonment.
The prosecution was based upon the ind
ing by General Hererra of letters written
by General Porras protesting against vio-
lent acts committed by the rebel chief.
General Porras was then imprisoned and
General Pagan, who was in command OF
the revolutionary forces at Darien, and
General Ramirez. commander of the revo-
lutionary gunboat Padilla, who sided with
him, we're accused of plotting with him
against the supreme authority Of General
Herrera. 1t is said that many foreigners
who enlisted In the revolutionary forces
are abandoning the liberal GAUGE, owing
to the fact that they have received nc
pay for long time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Upton TO CHALLENGE AGAIN
Report that Fife Il TO Design the
New Boat and Captain
WrinEe Sail IL.

Copyright. 1902, by Press Publishing Coz
CoWES. July 5.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Speeial Telegram. THE World
correspondent learns on reliable authority
that Sir Thomas Upton has decided TO
challenge again for the Americas cup. The
new boat will be designed by William Fife
and have Robert wringe for skipper. There
is q wide belief that the boat is already on
paper and that contracts have been signed
for its construction at some yard on the
Clyde.
The announcement that Robert wringe
is to be the skipper Of the new craft is OF
great interest His experience In Amer
lean water has been considerable since his
connection with the irst Shamrock. He is
now thoroughly familiar with prevailing
conditions az weather there and other mat
ters which should be OF service TO him in
another cup contest He is a smart and
able Seaiockey. who may give Charley Barr
mOre trouble thAR- did Captain Sycamore.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
STILL TALK OF THE HUMsERTs
Latest Gossip - of the Superstition
of the Noted French
swindiers.

Copyright, 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS. July 5.-(New York World Ca
blegram-special Telegrsm)-As in the
case OF all gamblers with fate, superstition
seems to be the distinguishing character
istic Nine. Humbert, the lady Of the
Phantom Fortune" According TO an ac-
count OF her sentiments and interests as
given by an intimate woman friend in
Figaro, Nine. Humbert was an intense be-
liever in dreams and attached great i'm
portance to the visions she had in her
sleep. In proof OF this the following anec-
dote y told by a friend: "Therse Mime.
Humbert) was very superstitious. She be-
lieved in dreams. I remember a foolish
episode One day she came to my house
and said, I am very unfortunate, a terrible
thing has just happened to me. | feel that
a catasthrope is hanging over my head.
need to divert my mind to conide in some
one. Come with me. We will dine to-
gether, we two. at a restaurant
"It was in the summer / was to leave
for Dieppe the next day. My trunks were
wide open. / objected But no one could
long resist hef and finally 1 obeyed.
passed by her house. She asked Nine
Gaubert for a cloak. The latter told her
some people we're waiting for her. 4 dc
not dine here
"She conducted me to the Pavilion OF
Armen on Vile. She gave this order to
the maitre d'hotel I want something
that is good. / have money-there 1t is,
and she drew from her pocket a bill OF
1000 francs, which she placed on the table.
"I asked myself anxiously what could
she have to tell me. This is what she
said: When / was quite young the cure
OF Beauzelles was madly in love with me-
did not encourage him and he had a
grudge against me because Of It. The day
of my marriage with Frederick at the mo-
ment l entered the church choir boy
slipped a note in my hand. l read 1t un-
der my veil. It read: Presently in place
Of blessing you. l am going to curse you.
II was from the cure of Beauzelles. l said
nothing, as you may well imagine, but
remained thunderstruck.
The priest is dead. Since his death
have observed that each time he appears
to me in a dream there is death in the
family. Eight days before the death of my
father in law, a month before the assassi-
nation Of my nephew. son Of Marie Louise
and Lucien Humbert, he appeared to me.
This night have seen him again. l am
afraid. "
The arrest OF the Humberts promises to
cost the French government. II not as
much as they obtained, at least very con"
siderable fortune. Descriptions OF various
members Of the family were sent at cost
Of $4,000 to the ends OF the earth. even to
Abyssinia, Immediately after the disclosure
A second description followed this. the ex-
pense footing $50 900. But this is merely
the beginning. Special detective service
throughout France and on the frontiers Is
costing $1,000 day, and so far all clues
have failed to unravel any thread OF the
mystery of their disappearance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

L Cabinet Gives Milner n slap.
Charges of Cruelty Dismissed.
Emperor william Talks 60 Morgan.
Union PRciac strike situation.
2 ChurchilI Reports on Reservation
Half Million Fire at Swifts.
Complete Combine of Packers.
3 News of Nebraska Towns.
4 Week I'm Omaha Society.
Roosevelt mt oyster bay.
LayiH, Auditorium Cornerstone.
South Omaha News.
q Council Bluffs and Iowa News.
8 Sporting Events of n Day.
Weekly Review of sports.
10 Vatican Points out Difficulties.
Mitchell Addresses Miners.
China Appeals TO United states.
IL In the Domain of Women.
IL Amusements and Musical Notes.
Poor Are Guests of King Edward.
IL Editorial.
10 Tics on Telephone Poles.
EtchinEH of Tropical Islands.
New Cathedral for Omaha
Food Route to Happiness.
10 story, Barbara of Onerton."
II Markets and Financial.
10 ROmRnces While You Wait.
20 Makea work for Railroad Clerks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
LoNDoNERS ARE SUSPICIOUS
Fear Morgan and YerIxes VIII Get
Transit Franchise and Then
Combine.

Copyright, 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, July 5.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram.) schemes
of j. Pierpont Morgan and Charles T.
Yerkes to monopolze London's underground
transit system have at last caused great
alarm here. The London county council is
taking steps to induce Parliament to post
pone giving assent to the Morgan and
Yerkes tubes" bills until the whole ques-
tion OF rapid transit for London can be
considered by royal commission. 1t is
believed that II the Morgan and Yerkes
schemes go through a combination between
them Is certain and that then London will
be placed almost absolutely at their mercy
as far as internal communication is con-
cerned. II has been customary in all such
undertaking to provide that they may be
purchased on easy terms after completion
by the public authorities, but this clause
was omitted from the bills promoted by
the American fnanciers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
MORGAN MAKES TRIP TO BERLIN
Goes from KieI to Berlin in salon
Carriage I'm Company with
Party of Friends.

BERLIN. July 5.-The trip of j. Pierpont
Morgan from Kiel to Berlin was made in a
salon carriage usually occupied by mem
bers Of the royal family which was OBJ
tanned for Mr.. Morgan by Herr Albert Bal
lin. director general of the Hamburg
American line. Accompanying Mr.. Morgan
were Clement A. Griscom, P. A. B. Widener,
William u. Elkins and several women, in
cluding Miss Wetmore. The party we're
guests OF Herr Ballin until they reached
Berlin. where they arrived at 4:30 p. m.
The party breaks UP here.
Mr.. Morgan affirms that Berlin is only a
waystation for him between Hamburg and
Paris whittier he starts Sunday evening
or Monday. He says he has no business
objects whatever in Berlin.
Herr Ballin will give the party dinner
in the Geological garden restaurant to-
night.
Mr.. Morgan spends most Of tomorrow al
Potsdam, seeing the palaces. Emperor
William has telegraphed to the court mar
shall to properly guide Mr.. Morgan and his
party and show them apartments which are
inaccessible to the general public.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
OSCAR APPROVES CABINET
King of Sweden Afiirms Formation as
RECONSTRUCTED by Erik Gustav
Bostrom.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, July 5-King
Oscar has approved the formation OF the
cabinet as constructed by Erik Gustav
Bostrom, who was invited to undertake
the task June 2s. after the resignation OF
the ministry presided over by Admiral
Baron Won Ottenus. The new ministry is
constituted as follows: Premier Erik
Gustav Bostrom; minister OF foreign
affairs Carl II. T. A. Lagerheim; minister
OF justice, Bergen; minister OF war, j. /,
Cruise Bjon; minister OF marine. A. A. L.
Palander; minister of the interior. West
ring; minister OF finance, Meyer. who is a
merchant at Calshaum; minister OF wor-
ship, Carl Won .Friesen; minister of sgri-
culture, A. T. Odelberg. The ministers Of
foreign affairs, war. marine and agrieul-
ture held the same positions in the Won
otter cabinet.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
EFFORT TO PEOPLE SIBERIA
Russia Offering Special Inducements
to Induce immigration to
that Country.

Copyright. 1902 by Press Publishing Coz
ST. PETERSBURG. July 5.-CNew York
World Csblegram-Special Telegram. -
The Russian government Is taking steps TO
divert from the United States 70 eastern
Siberia the stream Of Russian, especially
Polish. emigration. extraordinarily favor
able terms are offered TO those who choose
to go 10 Siberia. including a free grant OF
land. a house free, travelling expenses for
families and other encouragement and as
sistanee. Then the cost Of a passport to
leave the Russian dominions has been in
creased from 81 10 S22 a person. a rate alb
solGtely pTohibttiys except for WelI-to-do
families ---
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Movements of Ocean Vessels July 8

At New York-Arrived: RyndSm, from
Rotterdam; Norge, from Copenhagen;
Etruria, from Liverpool: Philadelphia, from
Southampton. Sailed: Minnehaha, for
London; Hohenzollern for Naples and
for Antwerp; Furnessia, for Glasgow; Lu-
cania, for Liverpool:
At Genoa-Arrived; Trave. from New
York.
At Hamburg-Arrived: Blueher. from
New York; Fuerst Bismarck. from New
York.
Al London-saiied: Minneapolis. for New
York
At Antwerp-sailed: vaderland for New
York.
At Averpool-sailed: Campania. for New
York.
Al Hong Kong-Arrived previously; Amer
lean Maru, from San Francisco. via. Homo
lulu and Yokohama; Shinao MarlS from
Seattle
At QueenstoWn-sailed: Cymrie, from
Liverpool. for New York. Arrived: UNI
brta, from New York.
At Cherbourg-Saiied: 81. Paul, for
Southampton and New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
WAR CLAIM CHECK MISSING
Indiana state Omcials Worried Be-
cause IL Has Not Yet Arrived
from Washington.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 5.-Indiana state
ofhcials are worried as to the whereabouts
Of check for $685.. 900 drawn by the United
States in favor of Indiana in payment OF
its war claim. The check was mailed in
Washington two days ago, but up to this
time it had not been seen by the state
officers. The fact that the checks mailed
to Illinois and several other states In pay
ment OF similar claims have been received
has increased the anxiety OF the Indiana
officials. Governor Durbin is out Of the
city today, but the other officials took the
matter up with the local postal authorities
and with the Treasury department at
WASHINGTON.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
BATTED BALL KILLS PITCHER
Texas Player After Being Hit Puts out
the Runner and Then
Drops Dead.

DALLAS. Tex. July 5.-A dispatch from
Midlothian. Tex, says that Pitcher Charles
Harrington was killed by a batted ball
there today. The ball. which was batted
straight to the pitcher, hit him in the
stomach. Harrington ielded the ball, made
the assist, putting the runner out and then
dropped dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
SEE PERSIA ON HORSEBACK
MIR. ana Mrs. GriscOm Return from
Thousand Mile Overland
Trip.

LONDON. July 5.-Private advices from
Teheran. Persia. under date OF June 10,
announce the return Of Lloyd Griscom. the
United States minister to Persia. and Mrs.
Griscom from l.OOO-mile ride on horse
back through central and west central Per-
sia. The trip was undertaken to secure
information with the view OF building up
American commerce in Persia. The great
Persia trade routes, the Kerun river and
the old highway from Teheran to Bagdad.
were closely investigated.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
RIOT AT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Rochester Institution Scene of Mutiny
Among Some of the
Inmates.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 5.-Ths State
Industrial school was the scene last night
of a mutiny. in the course OF which one
boy was shot and three escaped. The
wounded boy is Joseph Clever. aged 10,
OF this city. He will probably recover
The riot was started while the officers
and many visitors were watching a dis
play OF fireworks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
WHITELAW REID CHANGES PLAN
Owing 90 Unexpected Recovery of
King He win Remain
Awhile In Europe.

Copyright, 1907. by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, July 5.-(New York World Ca
blegram - Special Telegram) - whitelaw
Reid lr--ohanged his plans. owing to the
unexp = rapid recovery Of King Edward.
He b " decided to remain in London
until in July, when he will go 10
the ent Of Europe, probably to HON.
burr is no longer the United States
spei : nvoy, but plain Mr.. whitelaw
Ref - fet the transformation has in no
wi ninished the invitations. private
an sial, which are showered upon him
az rate Of about twenty a day.
oreign Secretary Lord Lansdowne's
g reception on Wednesday Mr.. Reid
Wes-- reated with marked cordiality and
with Mrs. Reid was included in the royal
procession to supper. which was confined
to thirty-two guests out Of a company of
500. including all OF the most eminent
Englishmen and most distinguished foreign
visitors.
Nothing has created more malicious
amusement in society than the sad fate Of
those persons who hurriedly cancelled their
parties early last week when the kings
case was considered hopeless. They are
principally of second-rate social standing
and acted thus precipitately to gain a lit
1t the right thing 10 do. Now that the
season has resumed its merry swing, they
are left out in the cold, and their days
have been snapped up by their more astute
rivals.
"The season will continue as long as the
king remains in London" said leading
social authority to the World correspond
ent. So that, instead Of being brief. this
season will be exceptionally long. 1t is
the desire OF the king that it should be so,
as he feels acutely the losses threatening
London tradesmen by the collapse Of the
coronation.
In the ordinary course the season dies
away from the middle of July, but this
year 1t will conclude the beginning of
August with the meeting of Parliament
and the possible coronation. This will
save the immense class Of luxury providers
in the West End from the risk of bank
ruptcy. Yet still they will lose heavily.
One job-master of Mayfair dropped $40, 900.
which he has no prospect of recouping, as
prices have fallen 200 per cent in the last
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
SPURS IRISH TO UNITY
John RsAmond Calls on His Brethren
20 Join Forces in One
Great Effort.

DUBLIN. July 5.-Addressing a meeting
OF the United Irish league at Limerick this
afternoon John Redmond. chairman OF the
league. called on the Irish to unite for one
great effort Coercion, he said. should meet
coercion, and the land schemes Of Mr.. Wynd-
ham, the chief secretary for ireland. who
was ole OF the worst representatives Of
English rule ever sent to ireland. should be
defeated. II rested with the Irish to win
their liberty.