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del PreSidente.
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del PreSidente en- SuStitu-
Ci0u del MAY flower.
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Nueva York %, de Julio.
Despues de pasar un par de diss
con ell Presidente en- su rasidencia
versn:egs de Oy. ter Bay, e. Secre-
tario de Marina Mr. Moody hs sslido
para Washington hoy Mr. Roose-
velt le acompk1o hasta el sDolphins
q cuvo bordo vista Mr. Moody.
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saludo de Secretario.
De regreso para su hogar Mr.
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bail }, que es una de las diversiones
favoritas en- sus vacaciones.
A :ompaf1ado de su esposa y de
su hijs, 10 Srta. Alicia, y de algunos
amigos, ell Presidente tomo Ell
slunchs eata tarde bordo del May.
flow sr, despidi6ndose de Ia oficiali.
dad que 10 tripula.
El <Msyf ,wers sAldrA maf1sna
para Gardeners Bay & practicRr
ejercicios de tiro al blAnco, CON obie.
to de unirse luego Ii escuadra del
Alta atico.
E. "Sylph" quedAra al servicio
del Preside tie, en- sustltuci6n del
<May yfiowsrs.
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para haciendas azucareras.
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Abogado ante la Corte Suprema de los
Estados Unidos.-Procurador registrado en-
Ia oficina de patentes de los Estados Uni
dos.-Patentes americanos extranjeros.
--Marcas de fabrica derechos de propie-
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Tipos de imprent&, usados, en-
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CREDl1O Y AHORRO pONCEAO

Sm sitataci61e en- la tarde del 80 de
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LibroS de Yenta
ES7AN A la VISTA EN-
la redocci6m de
Lila Correspondence de p. RI

~A%~ wi W10SPOs1NCS~St0 %0 ANs~
Diccionario Encyclopaedia. De II ia,
BsogrrGtsa, MttolQjta, Ge0graf1G en- tonaos,
do LUIS Gregofre.
La Frin cesita de los Bresoz. Noveza por
Eugenia Marlitt, Tomo.
Historic de Europa. por E. CASTELAR, en- 2
1omos.
La Vida de1losN Animales por el DR.. A. e
Brehm, en- Tomos
FL Mundo Ilustrado, en- Tomos.
Panorama Nacional Hermenegild
Marbles en- Tomos
Historic de los Griegos, por Victor Du
ruy, Tomos.
Las Razas Humans, por Federico Ratzel,
en- 2 Tomos.
Hstoria de los Romanos. por Victor Du-
ruy en- Tomos.
Obraa completes de Mariana Jose de La
IRA, l Tomo.
A Travez del Egipto, por Eduardo Todas y
Gueel, en- un Tomo.
Tres Poesfas, FL Angelo la Muerte, Can
cion de la Campana y Epistola Moral, Tomo.
La Heroidas, por Public Ovidio Mason,
! Tomo.
Poetas Lricos Griegos, / Tomo.
Odas do Pindaro Tomo.
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propone publican en- bfeve un tomo
de cuentos cortos, de los que es au
tor,
Conocidas COMO son de todos,
las condolences que como escritor
reune Ell citado amigo, no dudamos
obtendr4 uu verdadsro buen ex to.
Sabemos que ell precio de cads
ejemplar ser& muy limitado. ~
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Poets. nuestro busn amigo D. Fran
cisco J. Amy, rsdactAr& Ell p1o,ogo
de 10 citada obra, rea]z 'ndo as1 g
merito de la misma.
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
ELECTION is SIGNIFICANT
Lord Rosebery Sees Hope for
Ultimate Triumph of
Liberalism.

LONDON, July 31.--Lord Rosebery pre-
sided at a largely attended dinner of the
Liberal league tonight, ? which Herbert
II. Asquith. Sir Edward =. -r Henry H.
Fowler Richard B. HS I'm ID other
prominent liberals were tty Lord
Rosebery, In the course or " ny
speech dilated on the result OF tbs -
bye-election for member Of the Hous
Commons to represent North Leeds, whf6.
resulted In the election OF Roland Bar
ran, liberal. Mr. Barran sat at Lord Rose
bery's right. The speaker characterized
the North Leeds verdict as having greater
Significance than any single election since
the late Mr.. Gladstone was FIRST returned
from Midlothian and as an almost vital
blow to the prestige OF the government.
Yet Lord Rosebery warned his visitors
that fifty such elections as that Of North
Leeds might not turn the party in power
1t showed, however, that the nation was
beginning to look dispassionately at tho
governments record in local administra-
tion. The liberal party had suffered long
period Of sterility, said the speaker, Il had
been going through the valley Of the
shadow OF death from want of concentra-
tion and II had been allowing itseIf to be-
come disassociated from the imperial es-
pirations Of the nation. The party had suf-
fered, continued the speaker. by its un-
fortunate attitude in regard to the Irish
question and until imperialist liberal prin-
ciples prevailed within there would be
necessity for the continued existence Of
the Liberal league, which he said did not
threaten internal union, but formed a
rallying point for those sharing the prin-
ciples Of its promoters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
AMEs DECIDES TO RESIGN
Minneapolis Mayor Gives Up OmciRI
Position and SACRIFICES His
Brother.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 31.-Mayor A.
A. Ames, now at West Baden, Ind, has de-
cided to resign his Office, the resignation
to take effect September 8.
The letter will be read to the common
council at its next meeting. The mayor
postpones his retirement, to save the city
the expense Of a special election. which
would have to be held II the resignation
took effect earlier.
The mayor has also agreed to secure the
resignation of his brother. Colonel Fred w.
Ames, superintendent OF police. He was
brought to these terms by the VISIT to West
Baden last evening OF Police Captain
Charles r. Hill. who will be acting super
intendent, and John FSss hette. He does
not hive the power while 1nps OF the city
to perform the functions OF mayor, but he
wired Acting Mayor Fred M. Powers to
secure the removal of the chief and wired
the chief himself advising resignation. AL
derman Powers has agreed to carry out the
wishes of the mayor.
This is the climax of the police corrup-
tion scandals which have agitated the
community and occupied the grand jury and
the courts for two months. Mayor Ames
is in failing health and may not return to
Minneapolis at all, unless forced to do so by
the courts.
When the case Of Chief Of Police Fred
w. Ames was called today his attorneys
moved to quash the indictment on the
ground that the grand jury was prejudiced
and biased. The court denied the motion
whereupon Chief Ames pleaded not guilty
and the case was set for trial next Tues
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
KITCHENER GETS A SWORD
General Presented with Fine Weapon
by CaPetOwn as a Token
of Esteem.

LONDON, July 31.-Amid tremendous en-
thusiasm Lord Kitchener was tonight pre-
sented with a sword Of honor, the gift of
Capetown. Sir Joseph C. Dimsdale, Lord
Mayor Of London, made the presentation
in the course Of a South African dinner.
which was attended by many notable per-
sons.
When the enthusiasm had sufficiently sub
sided for Lord Kitchener to make himself
heard he returned thanks for the gift and
expressed the confident hope that in South
Africa, at any rate the sword would not
again be drawn from its scabbard. Lord
Kitchener eulogized Lord Miner, British
high commissioner to South Africa, and
made a striking appeal based upon his in
timate and personal friendship with and
knowledge Of the South African administra-
tor. that he be given the confidence and
sympathy OF the British nation.
Referring to the mineral and agricultural
wealth OF the new territory, Lord Kitchener
said: you may assure yourselves that you
have nothing less than the making OF new
America in the southern hemisphere"
He said the question as to who would fur
nish the money. brains and effort to carry
ing out this plan would be one to con-
slider.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
CONFIDENCE IN WEST INDIES
Chamberlain Takes Hopeful View for
Future of British Islands, DecIar-
ing situation Much Improved.

LONDON, July 31.-In an explanatory
statement in the House of Commons OF
the grant Of e250,0O0 for the relief OF
sugar planters in the British West Indies
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain said he
took a hopeful view Of the future Of the
islands.
When he took once grave apprehension
existed that the islands would be thrown
on the hands Of the government and 1t
was that state Of affairs that led to the
appointment in 1896 of a royal commits
sion to investigate the West Indian sugar
industry.
AS result Of the Brussels conventions
abolition Of sugar bounties, which were
running the West Indies the situation
had much improved and was now much
brighter. especially as a direct line Of
fruit steamers was developing an i'm
poFtant trade. II was promised also that
enormous coal deposits which had been
found in Trinidad would materially help
the islands. and British Guinea, which
had been largely dependent on sugar. was
now. developing diamond and gold fields,
which promised to have considerable COM
mercial value.
However. the period until the promised
abolition Of bounties In 1909 must be
bridged over and R250.O00 was the small
est sum that would sufflce. The govern
ment would see that the relief fund was
then distributed. that the neediest should
get the largest share.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
TRACY SHOWS UP ONCE MORE
Escaped Oregon Convict Appears at
Cabins and Makes Demand
for Food.

ELLENsBURG, Wash, July 31.-sam
Evans, who lives fifteen miles north Of
here, reports that last Monday a man
came to his cabin and said that he was
Tracy. He had a 30-caliber Winchester
and two revolvers. He compelled Evans
to furnish him with food. The stranger
showed Evans a wound In the back Of his
head and said that he was shot by mem
Der Of a posse on the West Side.
A Wenachee special says: From 10
o'clock yesterday morning to 9 o'clock at
night Harry Tracy, was an unwelcome
guest at the ranch Of w. A. Sanders and
S. J. McEldowney, six miles down the Co
lumbia river. Tracy came out Of the
Cascades, riding one horse. packing an
other and leading a third in reserve. He
carried a Winchester and two revolvers.
He took dinner and supper at the ranch,
having the men covered with his rife.
Toward evening he forced McEldowney to
bring him two fresh horses and turn loose
his faded animals. He went south.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
MANY AMERICANS DECLINE
Refuse Decorations from Emperor
william on Account of Visit
of Prince Henry.

BERLIN. July S1.-An ofncial of the
Foreign once informs the Associated Press
that the reason for the rather short list
Of decorations In connection with Prince
Henry's visit to the United States is that
many persons on whom Emperor William
desired to confer honors declined. request
ing that only a photograph OF some small
souvenir from Prince Henry be given.
A Boston newspaper telegraphsd the
court marshal today to inquire why Boston
was left out of the decoration and the
Foreign once calls attention to the fact
that Prof. Hugo Muensterberg OF Harvard
university was given the Red Eagle OF the
third class. This decoration, however. was
not announced In the American list, be-
cause Prof. Muensterberg is a German
citizen. number Of Prince Henry
photographs were sent to Bostonians, in
cluding Mrs. Montgomery Sears. Miss La
mong. Major Perrin and John c. Warren.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
WORKS ON public BUSINESS
President Puts in n Busy Day, with
Little Time for Social
Features.

OYSTER BAY, ~ Y, July 31.--President
Roosevelt disposed of a large amount Of
public business early today with the as
sstanoe OF Secretary Loeb. The president
had as guests at luncheon today Adolph s.
Ochs and Stanford Newell, United states
minister to The Hague, who is in this
country on leave Of absence. He called
merely to pay his respects to Mr.. Roose-
Welt.
Just after luncheon was announced four
other guests appeared at Sycamore. Hill,
two OF them somewhat unexpected. Post
master General Henry @. Payne and George
R Sheldon. a well known New York banker
and friend OF the president. arrived in
trap Of Mr.. Sheldon, having driven from
point on the island not far distant Soon
afterward Governor William H. Hunt and
Attorney General Harlan OF Porto Rico, the
latter a son Of Mr.. Justice Harlan OF the
United States supreme ceurt. also reached
Sycamore Hill and Joined the party at
luncheon.
During the afternoon the president and
Postmaster General Payne, after consider
ing some matters relating to the Postofice
department reviewed briefly the Wisconsin
political situation.
Governor Hunt and Attorney General
Harlan discussed with the president and
postmaster general the situation in Porto
Rico, the governor reviewing his admin
istration and outlining the present con-
ditions in the islands. He became en-
thusiastic over the conditions on the is
land and It's people. He told the president
that the Porto Ricans, having already i'm
proved their condition by the possession
OF the island with the United States, we're
anxious to establish yet closer relations.
particularly in commercial matters. The
trade Of the island. he thought, would bear
careful cultivation by American manufact-
urers and business men.
President Roosevelt indicated forcefully
his interest in Porto Rico and expressed
great confidence in its future as a most
desirable acquisition to this country.
No formal dinner guests were entertained
at Sycamore Hill tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
SOME OFFICIALS
one of the Men Charged with Illinois
Foot Race swindIe Makes
Confession.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 31.-A sensation
was created tonight when It became known
that Dennis Dannacher Of Greensburg, Ind,
one Of the defendants in the foot-race cases,
had made a confession at Greensburg before
he came here last night.
The confession duplicates Alderman Evan
T. Brewer. Johnnie Connors and L. r. Still
son Of this city; Gus Montgomery, alias Jen-
n.ngs; A. Kent and Billy Matthews. the lat
ter three being footracers Stilson was ar
rested today and held in $4,000 bonds. Still
son secured warrants for Shaffner, charging
perjury, and for Dennis Dannacher. Both
furnished bonds
A special from Richmond, Ind. to the
State Register tonight says that County
Clerk W. A. Carry of Hamilton county, In
diana, who. was arrested there tonight on a
charge OF being implicated in the alleged
swindlirg, has furnished bond.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
Forecast for Nebraska-Fair and Warmer
Friday and Saturday.
HITCH AS TO POLICE BOARD
Mercer wants the whole Thing
Holds out Federal Appoint
ment for savage.
tFrom a star correspOndent.l

LINCOLN, Neb., July Especial THE
members OF the new Omaha police board
to be appointed by Governor Savage. have
not yet been taken out Of the hopper. The
governors mail, however. is still loaded
with suggestions and endorsements OF diff
ferent candidates, and a large part Of his
time is taken up by visitors anxious to
tell him what to do. Congressman Mercer
was down again this afternoon laying down
the law to the governor, but whether the
slate has been fixed up yet, or not, is still
open to question.
The hitch, It Is understood, arises from
the fact that Congressman Mercer wants
to hog 1t all. He is said to have given It
out that the commission must be COM
pletely at his disposal for the purpose OF
assisting him to secure a denomination.
Mercer says he will not be satisfied unless
both Blackburn and Broatch are appointed.
He has called to his help to get pressure
on the governor all the railroad interests
Of Omaha, whom Mercer has served in
congress. 1t is whispered that between
them they have been holding out as an in
ducement to Governor Savage a promise OF
federal appointment to be secured through
Senator Millard when the governor makes
his exit from the executive mansion next
January. This is the same promise that
has been held up to him several times since
the promise to renominate him failed to
materialize. Some OF the governors friends,
1t is said further, have cautioned him
against banking on a federal appointment,
which they say can hardly be delivered
any easier than the promise Of denomination
on which the same influences fell down so
sadly. They have asked the governor
whether he proposes to be gold-bricked
twice by the same people.
In the meantime the police board appoint
ments are hanging fire. The governor is
satisfied that no harm can come from a
delay, so It would not be surprising II the
announcement of the favored applicants
were put of again until next week. The
govarnor is listening respectfully to the
various committees and friends OF different
applicants, but he is mum as an oyster as
to what he proposes to do.
The governor has abandoned his plan Of
going to Omaha to consult the taxpayers
and other interested persons.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
ROOT ARRIVES AT HAvRE
Secretary of War IL Greeted by Gem
sraI PistOr on behalf of
French Government.

HAvRE. July S1.-General Pistor Of the
French army boarded the steamer La
saVoie on its arrival here this afternoon
and onicially greeted Elihu Root the
American secretary Of war, on behalf OF
the French government General Pistor
said to Mr. Root
The minister OF war has done me the
honor to delegate me TO come In the name
OF the government OF this republic TO salute
your 'exceilency on your landing on French
soil and 10 bid you welcome. Our ardent
desire Is that your stay In France may be
IN all reGpects agreeable. I am happy at
the circumstance that gives me the privil-
ege 10 salute the army OF the American
republic IN the person OF its chief, the
minister OF war.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
LUcRETIA MAY BE A WIFE
Pretty Thirteen-Year-Old Girl Meets
Handsome Actor and Now Her
High Chair 10 Empty.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 31.-(special Tele-
gram. HAS pretty Lucretia Freeman the
1S-year- old daughter Of Wesley Freeman.
67S5 Oakley avenue. eloped? She has been
missing for several days.
Immediately after the strange disappear
ance OF the girl comes a story IN which a
young man, an actor. dark. handsome and
stylishly attired. figures. He first made his
appearance some weeks ago. This was be-
fore Lucretia left for Omaha to spend a
months vacation at the home of her grand
mother, who lived there.
Since the departure OF the girl for Omaha
in June, nothing has been seen of this
young man.
Ten days ago the mother Of the girl re-
ceived word that her daughter had left
for Chicago and specified certain time
when she would arrive here. The mother
was in waiting at the depot when the train
came in, but her daughter was not aboard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
NEED COMPACT ORGANIZATION
Lord MiIner Says that 1t Must Come
or the Empire Would
CrumbIe.

JOHANNESBURG, July 31.-Lord Miner.
British high commissioner in South Africa,
and governor Of the Transvaal, presided at
an important Church of England meeting
held here today. Dealing with the question
OF organization, Lord Miner said that the
British nation was liable to attach too lit
tie attention to this matter at the present
moment Of rejoicing and triumph when
the country's power as nation through
out the world, stood, OF appeared to stand
higher than ever before. Lord Miner said
that he thought that unless the empire
showed a more compact organization than
1, had seen in the past 1t would crlgs le.
The speaker deprecated the spirit = IN
tolerance shown by the Church Of England
toward other churches.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
BRYAN BACK AT NEW HAVEN
Nebraskan Visitor I'm Connecticut
Town for Third Time within
n Week.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July s1.-For the
third time within a week william J. Bryan
was today a visitor in New Haven. He Is
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philo s. Bennett
at the Ansantawa club. savin Rock. He
will leave tomorrow for New York. going
later TO Maryland to address a Chautauqda
assembly at Mountain Park on Saturday.
In an interview Mr.. Bryan said:
am glad TO see that the republicans OF
Iowa admitted yesterday the necessity for
tariff reform, for, while IL will strengthen
the republican party I'm that state foT the
coming campaign, Il will ultimately weaken
IT, for the republicans cannot permit any
reform in the tarin without endanEeTing
their whole system.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-01
TEAMSTER PLANS MURDER
Kills wife and shoots Himself After
writing Telegram 10 His
Father in Iowa.

KANSAS CITY, July 31.-Fred Falken-
burg, the teamster who today killed his
wife and then shot himself, deliberately
planned the deed. In one Of Falkenburg's
pockets was found a telegram written yes
terday and addressed to his father, Jobe
Falksnburg. at Montezuma, Ia. requesting
the latter 20 come to Argentine and take
the two bodies to the old home at Monte
yuma. The couples two grown daughters
slept in a room adjoining that Of their
parents.