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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The Natural History society held a meet
ing Tuesday for the purpose of initiating
forty new members. These members have
the choice of entering either of the three
technique or current literature. The cleo
tion of officers also took place on Tuesday,
resulting In favor of Arthur Knapp, presi-
dent; Miss Sponsor, secretary; Mr.. Taylor,
treasurer, n Mr.. Hartman and Mr.. Hum
ter. couriers. The officers elected were all
members Of last years organisation except
The senior class held an important bust
ness meeting Thursday afternoon. II was
decided to spend 500 for a statue to be
presented to the High school. The statues
OF Winged Victory, Venus and Apollo were
class a statue will be decided upon. A
committee, consisting OF Miss Delecker,
Miss Hammond. Mr.. Sidwell, Mr.. Souther-
land and Miss Bidwell. was appointed TO
arrange for the presentation Of the statue:
A discussion concerning the wearing OF
cap and gowns on graduation day took
up much time. but no decision was reached.
II has been decided that the athletic
carnival to be given on March 20 at Ger
mania hall. The program, which has been
basket ball game between different classes,
a wrestling match between Mr.. Sterricker,
Mr.. Engelhart, Mr.. Thompson and Mr.
Walsh; a girls basket ball game, Juniors
against Seniors. A similar contest was
held last year and met with great success.
lie meeting OF the year on Friday. A fine
program was rendered, consisting of an
grafton by Mr.. Standeven, a recitation by
Miss Mayall, a plano solo by Miss Bidwell
and a selection by the violin quartet.
The jolly Ten was entertained on Satur-
day by Miss Cieta Strawn.
A number OF Lincoln teachers assisted
the High school on Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
MAY NOT GET CHINA EXHIBIT
Worlds Fair Projectors Find Law APP
parentIy Adverse to PartIcipa-
ton of Orientals.

WASHINGTON, March 22.--The projec-
tors Of the st. Louis exposition have dis
covered with alarm that the organic act
providing for the exposition contains a par
agraph which threatens to prevent the par
ticlpation of the Chinese government. This
not only prohibits 1.-THE coming into the
United States of any Chinese persons, in
connection with the exposition, but abso-
lutely prohibits a suspension OF this publi-
cation of the act under any circumstances"
The exposition authorities feel that this
will prevent absolutely the participation
Of the Chinese government, II 1t stands,
and they are now working earnestly to Sc
cure corrective legislation.
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Secretary Walter
B. Stevens of the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position company, when shown the Wash
ington dispatch relating to the exclusion Of
Chinese. said:
There is a mistake about this. The mat
ter referred to is contained In section Sc of
Senator Mitchell's bill. now pending in
congress, for the exclusion OF Chinese. In
May next the. Geary law will expire by
meant to replace It. Section So of the pend
ing measure reads:
That the provisions OF this act shall not
exemption be made in order to permit the
States or any. OF its territory for the pur-
pose of participating in any fair or exposi-
The worlds fair management has not
taken any action In regard to the matter
other than to call to the attention of SEN
ator Mitchell the anomalous position to
which the United States government, which
has already given China an Invitation to
paruclpate In the coming Worlds fair,
ent form.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
WILSON ON GERMANY's ACT
Secretary of Agriculture says Boracic
Law Will shut Out Amer
ican Pork.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-secretary Will
son today stated that 1t was not certain
as yet as to what extent this government
will act in meeting the new German meat
act which takes effect October 1.
1.-THE demand abroad" he said, '1s for
the light-cured meats and the effect Of
the new German law will be to cut of most
Of our trade In pork. We have great re-
spect for the German chemists and IL they
have decided hat borax is deleterious then
We must accept their decision ana protect
ourselves from articles brought into this
country that may be supposed to be treated
with borax."
BERLIN, March 22.-The German govern
ments contention on boracic meat, 1t is
stated, is not a protective tariff question,
but is simply in the interests of health.
It's exclusion rests with the results Of ex-
periments made by the Imperial Health
ONCE. II the United States Agricultural
department can demonstrate to the Impe-
rial Health once that boracic meat Is not
deleterious no political object will stand
in the way Of admitting It from America.
Even some of the opposition newspapers
assume that the government takes this
stand for health reasons.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
OF UNITED STATES
Former Spanish Lands in Porto RiOO Trans.
ferrsd BY Paris Treaty.
KNOX RULES ON DISPUTED TITLE
Holds Treaty Ceded Nothing 20 Porto
Rico, but lave All Public
Domain Of spain TO
Washington.

WASHINGTON, March PA decision by
Attorney General Knox. announced today.
holds that the public lands in Porto Rico
formerly belonging to Spain and by virtue
Of the treaty Of Paris, now belong to
the United States. The opinion was REM
dered on the request of the secretary Of
the interior for a ruling as to whether the
so-called public lands Of Porto Rico were
coded, as crown lands, to the United States
by the Paris treaty or remain the property
OF Porto Rico, as state lands.
The issue was originally was raised by
the commissioner Of the interior for Porto
Rico. The attorney general says:
The treaty did not cede anything to
Porto Rico. II ceded the island to the
United States. II then the lands now in
question did not belong to Porto Rico be-
fore, the treaty has not transferred to
Porto Rico the title, but has transferred
It as part Of the title to the island itself
to the United States. Porto Rico unques-
tionably belonged to Spain by right Of dis
covery and conquest. in consequence OF the
exertions OF the people and government
Of Spain and not Of any exertions OF any
people Of Porto Rico
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
MAY SAIL UNDER FLAG
House Committee Kills Clause In Elk
clusiOn Bill Preventing Chinese
Sailing Under American Flag.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-By an almost
unanimous vote the house committee on
foreign AFFAIRS have struck out of the
Mitchell-Kahn Chinese exclusion bill the
paragraph prohibiting ships flying the
American nag from employing Chinese
sailors under $4,000 for each oftenss. This
provision has proved one Of the chief
sources OF controversy over the bill. The
senator's and representatives from the Pa
cine coast states argue this provision as
most important.
The main argument lending to striking
out the provision was that American ships
on the Pacific compete with England and
Japan lines and that the latter ships would
indirectly receive a great advantage In
continueing the employment Of Chinese at
$3.50 per month. whereas the American
ships would have to pay about 5000 a
month for white sailors.
Representative Kahn. Of California has
talked with Speaker Henderson as to the
exclusion bill when II reaches the house
and 1t is understood that while Mr.. Kahn
considers the sailors clause most import
ant. he will not insist upon II to the
extent Of jeopardizing the entire exelus-
ion measure.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
OMAHA SUBURBS.
Benson.

Mrs. Ed o'Connor left for Chadron, where
she was called by the serious illness of her
sister.
Fred Ranch arrived In Benson Friday
morning from a two months trip 20 Calf
Mr.; and Mrs. Wampler and family OF
8. r.. Horton.
The, children OF the Methodist Sunday
school will give Easter exercises In the
church Sunday evening,
G. b. Smith has sold his residence and
adjoining property in the western part OF
Benson and will move next month.
Services will be held today In the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at the usual morning
hour, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Luce.
Lucille, little daughter Of Rev. Mr.. Luce.
ts reported TO be cut OF danger and Il
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The weekly meeting OF the Literary 40
ciety was held Friday evening. The pro-
gram was long and well rendered. After
a ten-minute recess a dialogue was given
by three members OF the society. h de-
bate was postponed till next Friday, when
the election Of Officers will take place also.
April.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Much DIsease Among Troops.

WASHINGTON. March 22.-war depart
ment officials. alarmed by the rapid In
crease in disease among the troops In the
Philippines and other tropical stations, has
issued an order TO commanding generals,
entOining upon them the s~trietest scrutiny
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
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The Dundee WOman's club met Wednes-
day with Mrs. James w. Hamilton. Mrs
]. W. Marshall was leader for the day and
read an interesting paper on Liquid Air"
which was the chief subject under consid-
Grafton
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23
Sells ola Mint Buildings.

WASHINGTON. March 20. - Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Taylor today
sold TO Felix Isman, a real estate dealer in
Philadelphia, the old mint buildings ana
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To Perfeet "Details in cuIIom Bin

WASHINGTON. March 20. - Secretary
Hay today presided over a conferences at
the state department at which were pres
ent Secretary Root. Senators Cullom, Nc
MILAN and Wetmore. and Architect McKim.
The object Of the conference was to per-
feet some details Of the pending Cullom
bill. looking 70 the erection Of a memorial
TO Lincoln and also to the acquisition OF
the Lincoln relics noS on exhibition in this
city In the house where Lincoln died. This
house belongs to the government, but the
relics are the property OF Mr.. oldroyd,
the custodian Of the building.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

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Ed P. Baker has about completed the
organization Of a band OF twenty-four pieces
to be known as the band Of the South Oman
cavalry troop. tn member Of the band
will enlist the same as other state bands
and will be under the orders OF the com
handing oficer OF the troop. The instru-
ments for the band are already here and
the organization will. It is expected, be
completed some evening this geek.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-23

contest at Norfolk occurs during the spring
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-27
Beef Trust Hearing.

Albany, N. Y, May 27.-The hearing
into the operation Of the alleged beef
combine was continued today before
former Justice Judson S, Landon. as
referee. William A. Coney, OF Troy.
testified that he formerly was employed
by the western packing houses 10 rep
resent them In Troy and 10 furnish a
weekly list Of the retail meat dealers
In his territory who failed 20 settle
their bills The object Of this, he said.
was to compel butchers who were slow
In paying 10 pay cash until such time
as they agreed to settle their accounts
weekly. He said that he had been noti-
ned last week that there was no longer
any need for his services as the work
ing agreement between the packing
houses was no longer In force
Jefferson CITY, Mo, May 27.-Attor-
ney for the Schwarzchild e. Sulzberger
company Of Kansas City, packers to-
day filed motion In the supreme court
TO quash the alternative writ issued at
the instance OF Atty Gen. Grove, for
the custer OF the defendant for being
In the beef combine. The court prob
ably will pass on the motion June T.
Chicago. May Glowing to the sign
Ing of the scale demanded by the team
sters by a number Of smaller packing
firms, there was no meat shortage here
today The big packers, however had
trouble with the strikers In transfer
ring meat from their cars 10 their
branch house The police were called
10 protect the drivers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-27
Mark A. Hanna
F0rReSident.
Delegates TO Ohio Republican Convention favor him for
veH Delegation TO Next Convention Not Wanted

Cleveland, o., May 2L7-Every in
coming train today was crowded with
additional delegates and visitors TO the
Republican state convention which viii
be called TO order here late this after
noon In Central Armory. The indlca-
lions are that there will be a very large
attendance, Seats have been provided
for 5000 persons.
The platform, which was the subject
OF a long conference Of party leaders,
last night, has been finally agreed upon
and is ready for presentation to the
convention,
The only changes likely to be made
by the committee on resolutions in the
platform already drafted will be In the
planks on Cuban reciprocity trusts and
the tariff. and If changes are made they
viii simply be in the forms OF express
sion There are no contending ele-
ments In the convention on the issues,
but there are some differences of opin-
ion as TO the language 10 be used to ex-
press the declaration of principles.
The nominations for supreme judge,
food and dairy commissioners and
member OF the board Of public works
tomorrow will largely be controlled by
their respective bearings on the con-
tests for places In 1908. The workers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-27

today were especially interested In the
contests for members OF the state CEN
trail committee that holds over untn af-
ter the next state convention, There
If much talk In the open field for Hanna
for president two years hence az we'll
as for his reelection as senator by the
legislature that Is to be chosen next
year. There is no opposition expressed
TO President Roosevelt. Those who are
talking about the delegation TO the next
national convention say they do not
want an anti Roosevelt delegation but
one that would not be anti-Hanna In
the event Of President Roosevelt not be-
ing nominated.
There probably never was a state
convention of the dominant party held
IN Ohio in which federal Office holders
We're so scarce as here but their friends
are In te Hobbies II is understood that
Senator Hanna will be rendered an oya-
ton and called out for a speech In the
convention. The preliminary meetings
consisted OF conferences during the
forenoon and meetings by congressional
districts at 2 D. m, az which members
Of the committee and assistant officers
Of the convention were selected. one
OF the most important conferences was
held between Senator Hanna and
George h. Cox of Cincinnati and con-
tinued so long this morning that quite
q crowd was kept waiting outside Of
Senator Hannas office. The senator
left his quarters from the Hollenden
for the seclusion OF his business office.