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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
Gould Not Lie Down,
Sit Up or Stand, Without
Experiencing tho Most tICNcI-
ating Pain
Pains'S Celery Compound
After the Failures Of Physicians,
Special Medicines and Electric
Battery, Banishes Pain and
TortureS and Restores
Health.

In the ranks Of sick, tortured and dis
cased sufferers, many men and women have
become hopeless because Of the failures Of
physicians aud their medicines.
We would have all such detected and
despalring mortals take comfort this very
day. We would impress upon them the
blessed truth that Paine's Celery Compound
Is abundantly able to save and cure even
at the eleventh hour. Paine's Celery Com
pound ac%complishes its lite-saving work
for the old and young when ali other medi-
have furnished strong and incontrovertible
testimony in support Of the statement that
"Paine's Celery Compound makes sick peo-
pie we'll" Mr.. John W. Boyd, Of Misha-
waka, Ind, refers to his own case as fol-
lows
Last winter I was taken down with a
very severe attack OF nervous and muscu-
lar rheumatism, so bad hat l could not lie
down, sit up, or stand, without the most ex-
circulating pain. I was all the time under
the care OF two Of the best physicians OF
the place, but l aid not improve. / took
different rheumatic cures and used an cleo
trio battery a half hour each day for ten
days without any relief. Finally / con-
cluded to try Paine's Celery Compound.
and to my surprise after using one-half
Of a bottle. I was able TO get out, and be-
fore I used the whole bottle I went to work
and have worked avery day since. / have
gained 20 pounds in weight and am feel
ing first rate"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
WATER is NOW RECEDINe
Several Bad washouts on Union Pa
csnc Are Revealed, but blue
Valley Road Ii open.

MANHATTAN, Kan, July 1A-Fear Of
further foods in this vicinity has passed,
the Blue and Kaw rivers having fallen
nearly hve feet within twelve hours. The
receding waters have revealed several q
washouts on the Union Pacific east OF here
and makes more apparent the loss to
wheat and oats. Thousands Of dollars
worth OF grain have been destroyed, the
wheat and oats in the valleys that have
been submerged being practically a total
loss. The Union Pacific will try trains to-
night after having been. abandoned a week.
1t Is believed that trains can be run on
the Blue Valley railroad between Beatrice.
Neb.. and Manhattan for another ten days.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July I4.-At Argen-
tine, Kan. today water from the Kaw
river broke through an improvised earth
dyke Ind flooded a large tract OF land,
rendering forty-fve poor families home
less. The Missouri and the Kaw rivers
here are both higher today than at any
time sincesthe present food began, a re-
suit of the rise in the Kaw west Of here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
WORK RESUMED AT THE MINE
Miners Do Not Seem TO he Frightened
by Catastrophe at Johns
town.

JoHNsToWN. Pa, July Interpretations
was today started in every, section of the
rolling mill of the Cambria. Steel company,
except the Klondike. where the fatal ex-
plosion OF Thursday occurred. A ma
jority of the fifty men on hand when the
first cage went down into the mine were
foreigners. They did not seem to have
the least hesitation in re-entering the
mine where so many Of their fellow coun-
trymen lost their lives.
A full force Of men is expected to be at
work before night with the the exception
Of the Klondike, where a large force of
men are employed cleaning up the falls
and repairing the brattiees that were
blown down. When this is completed the
mine inspectors will make an investiga-
ton before 1t can be opened again for
operation.
The inquest will probably not be held
before next Thursday. No more bodies
were brought out or have been discovered
and the mine has apparently been explored
fully. Nevertheless some miners claim
that many bodies will still be found
therein.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
CRUSH The REBELLION
President Castro is Taking an Active Hand
in the Revolution.
TROOPS IN DESTITUTE CONDITION
Leader of Government Forces Asserts
veneSueIa Insurrection viii BE
QueIched within Fif-
teen Days.

PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. July 14-(By
Boat from Barcelona)-President Castro
has taken command Of the Venezuelan
troops at Barcelona. The force numbers
about 1900 men. President Castro found
the troops in a destitute condition and has
spent the time since taking In
recognizing them. and they now present a
much better appearance. President Castro
asserts that he will have crushed the re-
volution, headed by Senior Matos, within
fifteen days.
The rcvolutionist forces which were
marching on Caracas and Rolando from
the neighborhood Of Barcelona have ceased
their advance and retired, They appara
entity do not intend to accept battle In that
vicinity, but to force General Castro to
engage them near UriLa or further In the
interior, where the country is very uneven
and illy-defended and we'll known to the
revolutionists. Into this trap the revolu-
tionists believe President Castro's i'm
petuosity will carry him.
The rebels are receiving enforcement
daily. H~ernandezron is reported to be
coming with 100 men from Pascua and
General Lorenzo Guavera with 300 from
Piritu.
Military events in Venezuela during the
next week will, it is believed, decide Presi-
dent Castro's future. To predict the result
is impossible. Anarchy is reported to exist
in many places and the misery is said to
be indescribable. Carupano was evacuated
yesterday by the government forces and
was Immediately occupied by the revolu-
t~ionists.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15

t~ettiement Is not brought about within the
next thirty days, then ! look for a stubborn,
prolonged battle" t~f
Great Northern strike on.
The boilermakers on the Great Northern
who we're on a strike for six weeks. re-
turned to work yesterday, after partially
gaining their fight. Reports from that sec
tion say that IN the majority Of cases the
men lost. but gained enough concessions to
satisfy them and restore normal conditions.
The boilermakers struck for an increase
Of IS cents a day IN wages. The road
grants them an increase Of Is cents, max
ing the wage S3.25 a day. The helpers
demanded an Increase OF 81 a day. and re-
ceived an advance Of 10 cents. The men
succeeded In having several rules which
have been tactily agreed TO for several years
made part OF the formal agreement between
the road and themselves.
The reinstatement of three men who were
discharged by the company was among the
demands that we're not granted. The COM
tany, II Is understood. will show preference
20 married men and those who have learned
their trade with the Great Northern, in
events when It becomes necessary TO re-
duce the force.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
FAvoRS THE SALOON FACTION
Judge smith Holds Elections, Pro-
hibiting Saloons Mt woOn-
socket Void.

MITCHELL, s, D., July 1L.-(special Tel
egram.)-A defect in the election at Woon-
socket covering the issuance Of saloon Ii
censes was argued before Judge Smith Of
the circuit court this afternoon by Thomas
Null of Huron for the saloon men and
s. A. Ramsey and John T.. Kean for the
city. The citizens voted against license
and refused to grant a license.
The saloon keepers held that the election
was not legal because the license was voted
for on the same ballot. that tho city Of
hcials were voted for.
Judge Smith held that the election so far
as license was concerned was void and that
the city council must accept or reject the
license in proper form when It Is pre-
scented.
Mr.. Ramsey stated that there was not
the slightest question but what the city
council as now constituted would refuse to
grant the license. so the saloon keepers
will have gained practically nothing by
their proceedings in court.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
GENERAL CHAFFEE RELIEVED.
Philippine Omcer Is, However, to
Take Charge of the Depart
ment of the East.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-General Chaffee
has been relieved Of command in the Phil
ippines and ordered to the m Of the
Department Of the East, by an order issued
today by Secretary Root. The order is as
follows:
By direction. Of the president, Major Gen
eral George w. Davis will relieve Major
General Chaffee of the command Of the
Division of the Philippines September 80,
1902. On being relieved. General Chaffee
will, with his authorized aide, repair to
command of the Department of the East.
A few days ago General Chaffee was
cabled that he could have either the com
mand Of the department of the east or the
department of the lakes II he desired to
come home at this time. He was informed
that the retirement of General Brooke af-
forded an opportunity OF making either
change he desired. The cablegram closed
with a commendation by the secretary Of
war Of General Chaffee's services In China
and the Philippines.
A reply was received Saturday from Gen
eral Chsffee stating that he left the matter
entirely with the department, but that he
would prefer New York in case he was re-
lieved in the Philippines. He suggested
that September 80 would be a good date to
make any change in the command Of the
Philippines.
These dispatches were sent to President
Roosevelt at oyster Bay, who consulted
with Secretary Root, and the secretary
directed the order to be issued relieving
General Chaffee and placing General Davis
in command.
General Macarthur has been asked to
take command Of the department Of the
east when General Brooke ~retires, when he
can be relieved by General Chaffee.
The status of the commanders of the de-
partment OF the east as qualified by this last
order Is as follows: General Brooke is at
present in command, but he is to retire at
the end of the present month. General
Macarthur is in command of the depart
ment Of the lakes at Chicago. but he will
be temporarily ordered to New York after
General Brooke's retirement to command
the department OF the east. while the COM
bined maneuvers are going on. He will re-
tain the command until relieved by General
Chaffee, probably about November next.
when 1t is expected General Macarthur will
return to his present command in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
COOL BODIES
Made by Appealing Food.


You can feel as eft as a Lord" in hot
weather II you eat scnsibly. II you
aren't entirely happy in hot weather sup
pose you quit your way and try ours.
Take a cold sponge bath, dress leisurely
and sit down to a breakfast OF Grape
Nuts and cream. a little fruit and a cup
Of Postum Food Coffee. Don't fear, you
won't starve; on the contrary. that
"Lordly feeling will take possession of
you by lunch time.
Grape-Nuts is a concentrated food and
contains as much nourishment as bulky
body heating food like meat, potatoes,
etc. Its crisp daintiness will appeal to
your palate and the result is a very
marked difference In the temperature of
the body and the certainty Of ease and
perfect digestion.
Quit coffee; II u~nnaturally stimulates
the brain and nerves, heating the body
and causing an uneven temper; use
Postum Food Coffee, has a charming
flavor when properly mad and does not
affect the nervous system, but assists the
brain TO work with ease and elearness,
Experience and experiment in food and
its application to the human body has
brought out these facts. They can be
made use OF and add materially to the
comfort Of the user during the hot
weather. ef
Look through the recipe book IN each
Grape-Nuts package for delicious pud-
dings, entrees, salads and desserts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
CORN BEARS HAMMER PRICE
Control of July Option in Chicago Slips
Away from Bulls.
eLIs BAek 70 EIeATY GEMS
TaIk that the Board wouId Take
Action C~oneerRing Margins is
Responsible for some
of the Selling.

CHICAGO. July Acorn bears gave the
bulls supporting the corner in July corn
a severe drubbing about mid-session on the
Board OF Trade today. The market opened
without any news OF particular significance,
although the manner in which receiving
houses were making contract corn and
sending It into this market caused much
nervousness among the big bull leaders.
The sentiment was inclined toward the
bearish side for the first two hours, yet
without any signs Of a stampede. When
the estimate came, however, that tomor-
rows receipts would be 1000 cars or over,
traders who had the cash stuff in hand
threw II at the bulls with such vigor that
in ten minutes the price Of July options
dropped 5h cents.
Excitement was not marked, but specu-
lators all over the floor voiced the opinion
that the corner had been broken. Trade
was of good size, better than for several
days, over SOC, 900 bushels being put out
for profits by the crowd who were getting
the cash stun 20 cents cheaper than they
were selling July. The congested option
opened dull, a cent lower thar It closed
Saturday, with a sale at s5h cents an ad-
vance was made to SO cents, and then came
the thud to s0h cents. There was some
support given by the Gates crowd and
July closed near sou cents.
After the short-lived raid In July corn
the market for both July and September
quoted down to a weak, heavy affair.
There was some talk that the directors OF
the board would enact a rule for a marginal
price for corn tomorrow, and the prospect
OF heavy margin calls caused some selling
July closed very weak, 8 cents lower than
Saturday, at 81 cents. September closed
weak, NON cents lower, at 81 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
NEW MEN IN CHEYENNE SHOPS
Nearly FIFTY Added TO Force, Giving
Company About Half Usu"I
Complement.

CHEYENNE, July 14.-Nearly fifty non-
union machinists, boilermakers and others
have been shipped in by the Union Pacific.
The company is bringing in the new men
80 rapidly that the strikers have pickets
on duty day and night, and the line OF
lookouts extends from the station far down
into the yards. of1cisls Of the company
declare they are having no trouble in
handling the repair work at this point. It
is reported that the working force now
consists Of about $50 men, The full force
before the strike was about $50 men. Frank
Benolkin, a machinist, is under arrest on
a state warrant for trespassing on Union
Pacific land and intimidating nonunion
men. He broke through the Gordon Of
guards around the shops and was talking
TO the workmen when arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
is A GALA DAY IN PARIS
French Capital Dons Gay Attire on
Its Holiday and streets Are
Enliyened. with Music.

PARIS, July 15.-Paris was generally IL
Illuminated last night. All the public build
ings we're outlined in rows OF gas Jets and
decorated with designs in multi-colors.
Many private establishments were also at
tractiyely decorated, as II to vie with the
public decorations. As soon as 1t became
dark vehicular trafnc ceased on all the prin-
cipal thoroughfares and these were quickly
crowded with people viewing the illumina-
lions and fireworks Of which there were
several fine displays.
Then the Parlsians turned their attention
to dancing. At least 1900 al fresco balls
are now in progress at which men and
women are dancing with as much zest and
merriment as though this were not the sec
ond night devoted to this amusement. It
is now past midnight and the crowds around
the band stands show no signs Of giving
upon the merry making before daybreaE.
kilograms received from the provinces
report similar observances OF the day
throughout the country.
Throughout yesterday forenoon the streets
were enlivened by martial music of regi-
mente marching to the bois de Boulogne,
where the entire garrison Of Paris was as
sembled by 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
After lunch and an hours rest the troops
were marshalled on the Longchamp race
course. The stands there we're already
filled to their utmost capacity, while 100, 900
other spectators occupied every point
whence there was any chance OF obtaining
a glimpse OF the proceedings.
During the afternoon the heat was so op-
p~ressive at Longchamp that many specta-
tors. soldiers and policemen we're overcome.
Doctors attached to hospital tents prepared
for such an emergency, attended to the cases
Of the civilians while the army ambulances
received forty soldiers. No fatalities, how
ever, were reported, r.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
Piles Cured without the Knife.

Itching, blind, bleeding or protruding
piles. No euro, no. pay. All druggists are
LONG standing. Cures ordinary cases in six
days; the worst cases in fourteen days. Ono
authorized by the manufacturer Of Pazo
Ointment to refund money where it fails to
euro any case Of piles, NJ matter of how
application gives ease and rest. Relieves
itching instantly. This is a new discovery
and is the only pile remedy sold on a posi-
tive guarantee, no cure, no pay. Price SOC.
II your druggist don't keep 1t in stock send
us Soc In stamps and we will forward same
by mail. Manufactured by Paris Medicine
Co.. St. Louis. Mo-. who also manufacture
the celebrated cold cure. Laxative Bromo-
Quinine Tablets.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
HIBERNIANS HOLD CONVENTION
Work. Begins in Denver with Meet
ing of the National Board
Of Directors.

DENVER, July 14-The work Of the
forty-second biennial convention OF the An
Client Order of Hibernians began this morn
ing with a meeting of the national ex-
ecutive committee and Board of Directors.
Five hundred delegates are expected when
the convention opens tomorrow. The ma
tional officers deny that politics will be
injected into the deliberations.
1.-THE Convention" said President John
Heating, will occupy itself with the ex-
tension Of the order and will take action
on the death OF Archbishop Feehan Of
Chicago, the national chaplain of the order.
His death is the more deeply regretted as
he was carrying on an important work
in organizing the ranks of the order in the
old country.
W expect that the organization in Ire
land and that in the United States will be
united in the next elk or eight months.
"As to the charges that the executive
has been influenced by the Clan-na-Gael or
any other body. l will say that the ad-
ministration for the last four years has
been as successful as I can remember in
my long connection with the order"
An anonymous circular is in circulation,
calling upon good Hibernians to oppose any
resolution which may, be offered endorsing
the Clan-na-Gael.
g President Heating has announced that he
is not a candidate for reelection. James
e. Dolan OF Syracuse, N. Y, national vice
president, and John A. Ryan OF Boston are
mentioned as candidates for the presidency.
The national directors decided to advise
the convention, through President Keat-
ing's report, to refuse all requests Of col
lateral. societies Of Irishmen for aid.
It was announced that the women's aux
Hilary will be given q separate independent
organization and to be recognized as one
OF the branches of the order. In view of
the fact that many LENDERS insist that
such action would set a bad precedent and
would entitle the Irish league. the Clan
na-Gael, the Gaelic league and a number
Of other organizations to be given the
same privileges, the directors agreed that
a paragraph advising conservatism shall
be inserted in President Keating's report.
Resolutions denouneing the Beer war as
the most unjust conflict Of modern times
and a sacrifice to ambitions of statesmen
were incorporated into the report. The
usual d~enunclation OF England's oppres-
sions Of Ireland was adopted, but the ma
tional directors carefully refrained from
doing anything which might be construed
as a recognition of the contention Of the
United Irish league, the C~lan-na-Gael o.
any other Irish society.
The national directors refused to take
up the cause OF Rev. Father HepneberTy
who has been deposed from the faculty OF
the Roman Catholic university at Washing
ton and who has asserted that the fund
furnished by the Hibernisns to support g
chair for teaching Gaelic at the university
was being improperly used. A fight will
be made on behalf of Father Henneberry IL
the convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
Means railroad to COLLEGE Spring..

SHENANDOAH, Ia. July 14.-(Special.)
The promoters of the Clarinda, College
Springs & Southern railroad met with the
citizens Of College Springs the other day
and made them a proposition asking for
$40 1000, right-of-way and depot grounds
and a tax of 5 per cent. The College
Springs people are considering the propo-
sition and will likely accede to 1t, as the
town is an inland town Of about 800 peo-
pie, is the seat of Amity college and is
without railroad facilities. Blanchard and
Clarinda will both vote taxes and the
former will likely give ground also. The
people along the proposed right-of-way are
very much pleased with the outlook.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
TO SEND ANOTHER SHIP
situation at Venezuela f. Such that
Minister Bowen VIII Rein
force La Guaira.

WASHINGTON, July 1A-Minister Bowen
considers the situation in Venezuela such
that, at the request Of the state depart
ment, the navy department has decided to
send an additional ship to La Guayra, and
tomorrow, on the arrival Of Marietta at
Kingston, Jamaica, for which place 1t sailed
today from Cape Haytien, 1t will be met by
orders to- go to Colon to relieve the
Machias. Topeka, which has been at La
Gauyra, sailed today for Curacao via Puerto
Cabello. The navy department does not be-
lieve Marietta will be detained more than
a few days in Venezuela and will be able
to carry out It's original orders to relieve
Machias. The only explanation made at
the department for dispatching Marietta to
La Guayra is that Minister Bowen may
need 1t for purposes OF communication
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-15
TOWER FALLS TO PIAZZA
Beautiful Structure I'm Venice II
Now Only q Heap of
Ruins.

VENICE, Italy, July 14.-The c%ampanile
detached bell tower) of st. Marks church,
ninety eight metres high. collapsed at 1O:4O
this morning and fell with a great crash
into the piazza.
The campanile, which was entirely de-
tached from the cathedral, collapsed where
1t stood and Is now q heap, G. ruins. The;
cathedral and Palace OF the Doges are quite
safe, but a corner OF the royal palace was
damaged, Repairs on the campanile were
to have been commenced today. 1t is
feared there was some loss Of life. The
ruins are surrounded by a Gordon OF
troops.
The first intImation Of danger was the
sudden appearance yesterday Of a longi-
tudinal crack in the corner Of the wall
facing the clocktower and the breaking OF
two windows. A concert which had been
arranged to be held on the piazza yes
iterday evening was stopped by order Of tho
project, with the object OF preventing q
concourse Of people.
The campanile stood opposite the church
or cathedral OF ST. Marks. 1t was founded
in SSS, restored in 1929, provided with a
marble top in 1417 and in 1917 was crowned
with the figure Of an angel nearly sixteen
feet high. The loggetta or vestibule, on
the east side OF the campanile. was nee
a rendezvous Of the nobilia and afterwsrd
a waiting room for the guards during the
sessions OF the great council.
There were bronze statues Of peace,
Apollo, Mercury and Pallas on the coping
of the campanlls and its nne bronze doors
were much admired. At the top OF the
tower a FIRE Waterman, with a telescope,
was continually stationed.
The ruins are piled W TO a height OF
100 feet and the Piazza de San Matro and
the adjoining squares are covered with
debris and dust. Some damage was done
to the Sansovino Loggetta, or vestibule, on
the east side OF the c~ampanile.
Closer Investigation shows hat the cam
panile in falling carried away the Sansovino
Loggetta OF the royal palace. Premonitory
signs Of the collapse allowed a partial
clearance Of the piazza and there were no
fatalities, but a few persons were injured.
The disaster caused an immense sensation
The town and commgnaI councils have been
summoned TO meet this evening.
A little before the collapse q noise of
falling stones within the bell tower warned
the shopkeepers, workmen and tourists OF
the impending disaster, and all fed for their
lives, crying The Campanile 10 falling"
When the disaster was eomprehended Vene-
tians were seen In the streets bemoaning
the destruction OF one Of the Oldest art
treasures in the kingdom.
-Four OF Sans0vino's statutes OF Venetian
mobiles were demolished in the Sansovino'E
loggetta. while a beautiful example Of a
Paul Veronez painting was destroyed in the
palace. The wing of an angel from the TOP
Of the bell tower was thrown down TO the
front door OF the cathedral. smashing the
Bando column, which was hurled thirty-hve
feet, just escaping the column supporting