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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
IRELAND CONDEMNS ANARCHY
WsuIi Amend 0Onnitutisn II Necessary 70
Supprsss Crime.
OFFERS THREE PLANS Of LEGISLATION
IL AppIauded In His ViriIe Denuncia-
tiOn of Enemies of liberty"
WHOM He would Exclude
from Country.

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.--In the name Of liberty
itself Archbishop ireland of st. Paul to-
night demanded the passage Of federal
laws for the suppression Of anarchlsm, the
enemy OF liberty.
Speaking at the monthly dinner OF the
Merchants club the archbishop specified
three kinds Of legislation to this end, each
Of which he regarded as essential to the
welfare Of the country. By the first an
archist immigration must be excluded; by
the second the life Of the chief executive
must be effectually protected; by the third
the formation Of plots on American soil
against the lives Of foreign rulers must be
prohibited and in case congress has no au-
thority for such legislation the archbishop
saw his way forward unhesitatihgly. Let
the constitution be SO amended that this
authority be allowed 1t beyond a doubt"
he said. The matter Is Of sufficient seri-
BUSINESS TO warrant the proposal of an
amendment to the constitution"
OF the so-called philosophical anarchist
Archbishop ireland had no good to speak,
and he received a round of applause when
he said:
A It is men who dress u. such theories
in florid language and cover them with the
respeetability of a respectful name do inn
mense harm and should receive the scorn
and contempt Of right thinking men,"
The subject assigned to Archbishop Ire
land was The Limitations Of Liberty"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
HEAVY SNOW STOPS TRAFFIC
Up Railroads and street
Cars.

AsHEVILLE, N. c., Feb. 15.-Ten inches
Of snow has fallen here within the last
tbirty-six hours. Street car and railroad
trafic was affected, but not to any serious
extent.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. ia heavy fall
Of snow began here this morning and con-
tinued during the greater part OF the day.
over three inches fell, according to the
weather bureau measurement, but a stir
wind made the drifts much deeper.
ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. ia severe storm
ragged at Vicksburg last evening, and today
is central near Jacksonville, Fla. The dis
turbance was a mixture Of rain, snow, sleet
and thunder storms and was also felt at
Montgomery and Charleston. Snow pre-
walls generally and is the heavist OF the
winter. Charlotte reports fifteen inches;
Nashville, ten; Knoxville, nine; Chatta-
nooga, eight, and Atlanta, three.
Freezing weather extends south to a
line running southwest from Wilmington,
N. c., through the central portion Of the
cotton belt and much colder weather is
predicted tonight. In Atlantic street car
trafnc has been seriously interfered with
since s o'clock last night, several Of the
suburban lines abandoning their schedules
until today, slelghlng was INDUCED in on
many Of the streets.
Trains from the east we're only slightly
delayed up to noon. At Blacksburg, 8. c.,
there are eighteen inches Of snow and no
trains are moving in any direction.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
KANSAS CITY MAN INDICTED
Former Banker of the Missouri Town
Charged with Bribery In
81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l5.-Robert M. Snyder
Of New York has been indicted for bribery
by the February grand jury which is In
vestigating the municipal franchise scan
dals and this afternoon a bench warrant
was issued for his arrest and turned over
TO Sheriff Dickman 10 serve.
r. NJ. Snyder Is the promoter who pushed
the Central Traction bill through the mu-
nicipal assembly. Mr.. Snyder is promi-
nent both socially and in a business way
in Kansas City and is well known in st.
Louis, Chicago and New York financially.
George Snyder, his brother and until re-
Gently cashier OF the City National bank
he had not seen r. NJ. Snyder for several
days and did not know where he is.
II think he is in New York CITY," said
be, but am not certain
How did his name become associated
with the st. Louis scandal I" was asked.
II do not know replied Mr.. Snyder. II
don't care to say anything about the matter
at all"
r. Nj. Snyder has been interested in
financial affairs In Kansas City for several
years. He was the principal promoter and
president Of the Missouri Gas company
whose advent was the cause OF Kansas City
securing dollar gas. Previous to that he
was president OF the Mechanics Savings
bank, q state institution that has gone
out Of existence.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 15.-Robert NJ. Sny-
der left for New York City Tuesday last
and is expected home some time next week.
Inquiry at his home failed to elicit his
address In the east.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

and friends continued their efforts to Sc,
cure bail for him. Late tonight one bonds.
man had been secured II was reported, ant
efforts were being made 10 secure q second
This Is the second warrant that has beer
sworn out for Mr.. Andrews as a result Of
the wreck OF the City Savings bank, which
was caused by his overdrafts and over-cer-
tihed-checks. He was arraigned on the
first warrant Monday night and released
under $40, 900 bond. The warrant issued to-
day was on complaint Of state Bank Com.
missioner George L. Malta. and charges that
on December Is Andrews converted 5000, 900
and UPWARDS Of the bank's funds to his
Gown unlawful use. benefit and advantage
without knowledge Of the banks directors ;"
After waiting in vain until a late hour
for the appearance OF the second bondsman,
Sheriff Dickson ordered Andrews locked up
in a cell, which was done. 1t is believed
that HE attorneys are still trying to secure
the necessary securities.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
MoRMoNs INVADE DENMARK
Utah Danes Return to Native Land
20 Free Temple of
worship.

COPENHAGEN, Monday, Feb. 3.-Corre-
spondenee Of the Associated Press.-The
Mormons are making strong efforts to gain
a permanent foothold in Denmark. 1t is
notorious that this little country has fur
nished a large quota of emisrants for Utah.
Some of the most prominent leaders OF this
sect are Danes. Danish missionaries who
have been sent to work In their native
land have not been we'll received in Den
mark.
Most Of them have been banished from
the country as soon as 1t was discovered
that they we're here to gain converts to
their religion and to encourage people TO
emigrAte to Utah. For his reason their
work has often been carried on secretly.
The authorities of the Mormon church
seem to have decided recently that Den
mark is an exceptionally good field for their
operations and there are now over 100 Nor
mon missionaries in this country, under
the direction OF a superintendent at Co
penhagen .r
The missionaries publish an organ In this
city and distribute thousands Of tracts and
a piece Of property in the best part of
Copenhagen has been purchased on which
they intend to build a Mormon temple.
Money for this is being collected among
the Mormons in the United States. About
500 Danes are induced to emigrate to Utah
every year.
The Danish press is aroused and IL is
thought that steps will be taken to pre-
vent a Mormon temple being built in the
capital Of Denmark and to rid the country
OF Mormor,sm and It's propagandists.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
TEETH AND FOOD.
A Help in Time of Need.

Sometimes bad teeth cause illness, par
ticularly when they are not At to mastioAte
food. man In Ada. o., had all Of his
teeth drawn. He was sick with indises-
ton and lack OF vitality and his teeth
were in a bad condition. He expected,
with s new complete set Of teeth, to regain
his health by thoroughly chewing his food.
but he had an experience that is well
worth knowing Of.
Instead Of improving / continued to lose
strength" he says. until ! was q mere
moving skeleton. / tried q number Of
prepared foods. but none OF them helped
me until / got Grape-Nuts. The favor
pleased my palate at once. I soaked the
food In cream and got along with II nicely.
Within q few days l noticed that l was
not SO tired and faded. Gradually | grew
stronger. so / left on all other foods and
took only Grape-Nuts.
MY Old-time vigor came back and In
two months / gained II pounds This was
remarkable. for L am OF spare build. Now
I sleep and feel wonderfully well.
'Inasmuch as I am doing 80 nicely with
out teeth l have concluded 20 wait until
my gums have finished shrinking before
having a set made. ! don't believe / could
have gone through the drain on my sys-
tenn had IL not been for Grape-NutB. There
Is no doubt about the life-giYing and nerve
building force OF that food. / talk Grape
Nuts 70 all Of my friends" Name given
BY Postum Co. Battle Greek. Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
'FILIPINos NOT GOOD JURORS
Long Accustomed 20 Corrupt Courts
They Have Acquired the
Habit.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The hearing Of
Governor Taft on the Philippines question
by the senate committee on the Philippines
began today with a series OF questions by
Senator Patterson in regard to the fitness
OF Fllipinos for jury duty. Mr.. Patterson
asked whether the native population on
which the voting franchise is bestowed
could not be trusted~to do jury duty. The
governor replied in the negative, saying
they are so used to corruption In the admin
istration of justice that they could not be
trusted. They need to be trained" he
said. ito have examples; they are not yet
ready for jury duty"
Referring to the code of procedure in the
islands, Governor Taft said in reply to a
question by. Senator Culberson that It is
an American code rather than a Spanish
code. Under the Spanish regime, said Gov
ernor Taft. the courts were not only slug
gish, but VIGOROUSLY corrupt, and that the
FIRST courts established by General Otis
were no better. Under Spanish rule there
was a substantial denial Of justice.
Referring to the petition Of the federal
party Governor Taft said all the cases OF
Imprisonment referred to there we're for
military end not civil offenses. Practically
there are no civil prosecutions for political
NhS ~ us AihhG 1OhGAuOI lhll bdlQ
that the original draft OF the federal party
platform had been submitted to the COM
mission and that the declaration for state
hood was then more explicit than was
ultimately adopted.
MY recollection" he said, 'Is that we
said to the representatives Of the" party
that this must be far In the future and
that we could make no promises one way
or the other ,,
us not the commission responsible for
the formation of the federal party?" asked
Senator Dubois.
mo. sir; 1t was not,"r Governor Taft
responded. He gave the names OF several
prominent Filipinos who had assisted in
the organization. They had, he said, con-
suited the members Of the commission and
the latter had encouraged the formation
as far as possible because the party was
for peace. The promise Of statehood had
been no prominent part Of the missionary
work Of the leaders.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
Nominations by the President.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The president
today sent these nominations to the senate:
Alpheus p. Hanson, surveyor general,
Wyoming, r~eappointed.
~ArmyCCaptain cavalry, First Lieutenant
Leroy Eltlnge, Sixth cavalry.
First lieutenants Of artillery, o. G. Bun
ker, Minnesota; Hiram T.. Mitchell. at
large; Leonard T. Waldron, New York;
Phillip Yost, Ohio
Second l~ieutenants of cavalry, ,Edgard N.
Corey, Mississippi; Raymond s. Enslow,
Kansas.
Second lleutenants OF artillery. Leroy c,
Bunker, California; John b. w. Corey, Min
nesota; William X. DesebRe, Wisconsin:
Ralph e. Herring. Minnesota; John Phil
seek, New Hampshire; Rex Van Dencorpul,
Georgia; Laurih l.. lawson, : at large
Joseph X. Myers, at large.
Second lieutenents of infantry, Louis n.
Chandler, at large; Martin Novak. at large
Sidney smith, Louisiana; John w. WARD
Arkansasi $. p Herren, sergeant, Eight
zenith infantry; o. p. Michaeis, Eighth In
fantryi James w. E~verington, Minnesota
Andrew J. Lindsey, Missouri; Walter 81
short. Illinois, Edwin p Thompson, at
large. -
Assistant surgeons, with rank of CAPTAIN.
Herbert Mcconathy, Kentucky; James (,
Mead, Michigan. -
Navy-Lieutenant Commander Henry Nc.
Crea, commander; w. K. Grimm, Michigan,
assistant surgeon. with rank OF lieutenant
Ounior grade).
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
MUELLER MOVES ON THE QUIET
Desired to. Keep HIS Mission to the
United States from BecOm-
ing PubIic.

BRUSSELS. Feb. 15,-It is said that the
desire to keep secret the departure Of Or.
Mueller, the former consul OF the Orange
Free State In Holland, for the United States
Was so keen that the Boer emissary booked
his passage under an assumed name.
According to information from respon-
sibls Bosr quarters, Mr.. KrugeT's letter. to
President Roosevelt, Of which DR.. Mueller
Is the bearer. does not appeal for inter-
~vention. but expresses regret that he is
unable at present to personally congratu-
late President Roosevelt on his accession
to once and concludes with a gratined
allusion to the numerous invitations to
visit the great republic which have arrived
and are still arriving.
Besides recognizing the Boer propa-
kanda in the United States. DR.. Mueller
will direct his efforts principally to obtain
ing government prohibition Of the exporta-
tion OF articles regarded by the Beers a.
eontraband OF war. thus indirectly e~lieiting
an opinion on the war from the. United
States government. .
DR.. Mueller is supported by wealthy Boer
sSmpathlEers in Europe and has great hopes
regarding the result Of his mission. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
ENTERTAIN GERMAN ADMIRAL
Americans show Count Won Baudissin
oyer some of the Larger
ships.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-ResT Admiral
Count Won Baudissin. commanding the Ger
man imperial yacht Hohenzollern. left Ho-
boken on the government tug Narkeeta to-
day. accompanied by Commander CLIFFORD
West. aide 20 Admiral Barker. They FIRST
visited the battleship Illinois. on whose
deck Admiral Won Baudissin was received
by Admiral Evans. A salute OF thirteen
guns was fred rs the foreign visitor
boarded the American battleship.
Admiral Won Baudissin manifested par
ticular interest in the big guns Of Illinois.
The ohicers OF the ship called attention
to Olympia, lying close bs, and the Ger
man commander looked with interest at
the flagship Of the battle of Manila bay.
When the admiral left the warship a part
ing salute Of thirteen guns Was fred. :
There will be religious service for the
crew OF Hohenzollsrn tomorrow morning.
In the evening Consul General BuenE will
entertain Admired Won Baudissin and a party
Of his officers az dinner.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
BANK PLUNeER AWAITS BOND
DefauItIng OfhciaI and Former Police
Commissioners Under sherin's
Charge.

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 15.-Frank c. An
drews. former police commissioner. was ar
rsigned in the police court this evening on
a warrant charging him with misapplying
funds OF the wrecked City Savings bank 90
the amount OF 5000, 900 and UPWARD while he
bond was liked at $4,000. with two Aureties,
Mr.. Andrews did not nave bondsmen In
court and he was taken across the street
70 the county .5ail by Detective Lombard.
sheriff Dickinson met them in the Jail once
and took Mr.. Andrews TO his house, which
IL part OF the Jail. where he said he would
keep him for a time while his attorneys
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
BlGELoW DENIES THE STORY
Says He Did Not Predict war be-
tween United States and
Germany. a. a.

LONDON. Feb. -15.-Poultney BigeIow,
when questioned regarding his reported
references when in America to a war be-
tween the United States and Germany
said:
l predicted no such thing. What I did
say In Chicago was tina commercial
rivalry, combined with unfriendIy legisla-
both sides and that Prince Henry's VISIT
can have no influence. beyond the small
likes him for his Individual qualities
What struck me most forclbly during my
visit to the middle west universities was
the superiority of such universities IS.
Cornell, Wisconsin, Minnesota, etc, over
the many famous eastern colleges In hitting
studepts to take the lead IN practical
The spirit OF acquiring the markets of
the world Is more stimulated at the head
waters OF the Mississippi than In the east
ern states. The Intellectual vigor of our
universities is not yet appreciated.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
KILLED IN IDAHO sNoWsLIDE
Three men Are Caught Near Head of
Smith GuIch on Mountain 60
Route.

LEWISTON. Idaho, Feb. 15.-A miner ar
irving today from Warrens, brings the
news Of the death Of three men who were
caught yesterday in a snowslide near the
head Of Smith gulch on the route to the
mountains, The victims were:
BERT TULES.
]. S. CAMPBELL.
B. NJ. SKILES of Weiser, Idaho.
Arid Williams of Wetson and A. Myers
Of Boise were the other members OF. the
party, but they escaped.
From Buffalo Hump comes the news
that Ben Hamilton lost his life in a snow
slide last Wednesday. Hamilton was caught
in an avalanche Of snow about q mile wide.
His body has not been recovered.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
Do You Want to
PatrOnizH
Home Industry?

OF COURSE YOU DO. Then investi
gate this. 1t will cost you nothing. Hun
dreds have invested in the last ten days.
REMEMBER. this is no phantom thou
sands Of miles away. but is right at the
door OF Omaha. Our ground has been ex'
amined by two of the most practical min
biologists and biologists that the eountr.
can produce. and also by the assistant geo
logist Of Wyoming. but you need not take
their word. Go and see for yourself.
STOCK WILL BE FOR SALE THIS
WEEK at rs cents per share. and remem-
Der every dollar is used for developing
purposes. Our OUTFIT will be at work in
a few days.
Address all COMMUNICATIONS to the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
DENIES REPORTED PURCHASE
John J. Mitchell Says Statement Re-
Earding sale of Colorado q
Southern is Untrue.

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-John j. Mitchell.
mentioned as one of the men associated
with John W.. Gates in the alleged pur-
chase by the Gates party" of the Colo
rado q Southern railroad. today declared
that the report, SO far as he was con-
eerned. was "i~nexcusably untrue" John
w. Gates. is said to be in Port Arthur. Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
CONFIRMS PAYMEMToF RANSOM
State Department Receives Cable Adj
vice Regarding Money for
Miss stones Release.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The State de-
partment has received cable advices con-
hfming the report that the ransom money
for Miss Stone has been paid to the brigand
captors. 1t is not known when her release
will occur, but 1t is understood that the
brigands have made a condition that they
shall have a period OF a week or ten days
in which to make sure their safety in re-
treat before the prisoner Is delivered up.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

4. E ROBINSON, M. D., c. NJ. Medical DIreetOI
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has decided TO distribute free trial psoke-
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emaciation. OF parts can now cure them
selves at homs.
The remedy has q peculiarly grateful sf-
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To- the desired location giving strength and
development just where IT, 10 needed. IL
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srsSHSiy' The Lnstitsts Y esS,sY So 2
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sFs are requested to write Without dslAy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
FAvoRs THE NICARAGUA ROUTE
Railroad Constructors Says. Labor is
Readily Secured and Health
Conditions Are Better.

WASHINGTON. Feb. i5.-C. p. Treat. 4
railroad contractor, was before the commit
tee on interoceanic canals today and gave
information he had ACQUIRED while building
ten miles Of railroad In Nicaragua. He es-
timated the cost of building a railroad to
Nicaragua lax at s715, 900 a mile. He said
there was no trouble about securing labor
in Nicaragua, as there were no unions to
interfere or cause strikes. Mr.. Treat, also
said the health conditions of Nicaragua
were better than Panama.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
COUNT TOLsT0I IMPROVES
chanse for the Better Follows I'm
favorable symptoms Of the
Day Before.

YALTA, Crimea, Feb. 15.-Count Tolstoi
is somewhat improved today His pulse
IL 90 and his Temperature Isl satisfactory.
The change for the worse in his eondi-
ton which occurred last evening was
caused by . spread OF the pulmonary In
nsmmAtion to the right lung. The imam
nation is beginning TO subside.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
CAPTAIN OF SHIP IS DEAD
Killed in Gale which Destroys
Barge ON Pacific
Coast.

ASTORIA, Ore, Feb, ia gale 10 rag
ing along the coast and one barge was lost
in this city as a result Of the storm. Cap
tain Hans Reustof was instantly killed
by the overturning Of a sidewalk which
was caught up by the wind. At times the
wind attained a velocity of over 100 miles
an hour. 2
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
GETS TEN YEARS TERM
Convicted of Murder of Husband, but
Protests I~nnoncenee to
Last.

BOHEMIAN, Mont. Feb. 15.-Mrs. Lucy
Black. recently convicted OF having poisoned
her husband, was today sentenced TO ten
years in the state penitentlary. Mrs. Black
strongly protested her innocence.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
GOVERNMENT HELPS MARcoNl
Reduetion Of sixty Per Cent in TeIe-
graph Rates coaesdsd In
Return.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 1s.-In return for a
contribution from the federal government
toward the erection Of a Mareoni telegraph
station at Cape Breton for the carrying on
Of the transatlantic wireless telegraph sys-
tenn, the Mareoni company has agreed TO
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
MARQUIS OF DUFFERIN BURIED
Large Gathering Of MOurners n
Duke OF AFsyls Repre-
sents King.

BELFAST. Feb. 15.-The body of the mar
quis Of Duffcrin, who died Wednesday last,
was buried this afternoon al clandsboye.
There was a large gathering OF mourners.
The duke Of Argyle represented King Ed
word.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
coionist season Rates.

CHICAGO. Feb. l5.-Transoontinental
roads today announced low colonist second
class rate tickets to be sold every day dur
ing March and April for California COM
mon points as follows: From Chicago. S3s;
St. Louis. $50; New Orleans. $50; Missouri
river points. SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
MEET IN SECRET CONFERENCE
German Ministers of state Convene
I'm ChaAceIIOr's Palace
at Berlin.

BERLIN, Feb. 1s.-There was a secret
conference Of the ministers of state at the
imperial chancelior's palace this afternoon
under the presidency Of the chancellor,
Count Won Buelow, In some quarters II was
supposed that the conference was connected
with the troubles in the tariff committee OF
the Reichstag, which resulted yesterday In
the resignation Of It's chairman, Baron Won
Kardorff, one of the aKratian leaders.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
Ibsen Re.umes Work.

cHRfSTIANIA, Norway, Feb. 15.-After
a years complete rest Henrik Ibsen has 30
far recovered his health that HIS physicians
have sanctioned his resumption OF work
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

give a rate 80 per cent lower than the
present cable rate. Government messages
will be handled at a still lower rate.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
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able remedy are being mailed TO all The
write the State Medical Institute, They
cured 90 many men who had battied for
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
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