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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
RAILROAD TRACKS WASHED OUT
Missouri Pacific and Burlington Suffer
from sC1Oudb1Fst Near
PIattsmouth.

The chief of police received three tele-
grams late last night from the mayor OF
Plattsmouth. The first of these reported
that town drowned out and asked that two
syphon hydraulic PAmps be sent the town
on the paper train which leaves here at
a. m. The other messsges were more fore
ible appeals for the. pumps, 1.-THE mayor, T.. J.
Morgan. saying. that he must have them.
The aid could not be sent, however. as the
roads leading to thersouth are under water
and all trains held up Three hundred feet
Of the Missouri Pacific track near Platts-
mouth has been washed away and portions
Of the Burlington roadbed, also. are gone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
PRINCE CHEN COMING BACK
Chinese Representative. who Went to
Attend Coronation WIN
Return Here. !.

WASHINGTON. July I7.-1The State de-
partment has been Informed by Mr.. WI
that Prince Chen. who went to London to
represent the Chinese governments at the
coronation, with his suite. will sail from
Europe on the steamer Philadelphia on the
26th inst. for New York.
The party will remain in the , United
States for ten days or two weeks and will
be in Washington about August 1.
Minister Buck has advised the State 1e-
partment that Prince Boris Of Russia sailed
from Japan for San Francisco on the 18th
inst. The prince will remain some time
In the United States, but as no comes
incognito, the government will take nc
steps to receive him formally.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
LA-FOLLETTE AGAIN NAMED
Republicans Of Wisconsin Select Present
Governor to Head Ticket
SCORES MEMBERS or HIS PARTY
In speech Delivered Chief Executive
Rebukes Those who Failed TO
Support Principles Laid Down
In Last Platform.

For Governor-Robert NJ. La Toilette Of
Madison (renominated).
For Lieutenant Governor-James A. Da-
wilson OF Soldiers Grove.
For Secretary OF State-Walter L. Hou-
ser Of Mondovi. -
For State Treasurer-John J. Kempf Of
Milwaukee.
For Attorney General-L. M. sturdevant
Of Neillsvillo.
For superintendent Of Public instruction
Charles p. Cary OF Delevan.
For Railroad Commissioner-John w.
Thomas OF Chippewa.
For Insurance. COMMUNICATIONS M.
Host OF Milwaukee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18

Steadily increasing business has neeessi-
its former capacity.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
CROMWELL C0NFERS WITH HAY
Discusses Panama Canal Question
while ON a visit to wash
inetOn.

WASHINGTON. July l1.-Mr. Cromwell.
Of counsel for the Panama Canal company,
had an interview with. Secretary Hay today
respecting the isthmian canal project. Mr..
Cromwell will sail Saturday for Paris.
where he will be In a position to render any
desired assistance to Attorney General Knox
and Mr.. Russell in reference TO the settle
ment Of the title to the Panama canal.
Save the general statement that the me-
gotiations between the United States and
Colombia are progressing satisfactorily,
neither party at today's conference had eny
statement to make as to what took place.
Mr.. Corea and Mn Calye, representing
Nicaragua and Costa Rlcs. had long inter.
views with Secretary Hay on the canal
question. They havs not abandoned hope
that the choice OF a route VIII yet revert TO
Nicaragua. stfFy1- r3-N.% 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
BULLER CONTROVERSY AGAIN
sir Edward Grey in House of Conn
mons Calls Up Matter
once More.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Butler contro-
versy was again raised by Sir Edward
Grey, Bart (liberal), in the House of Com
mons today on the War once vote. Sir
Edward charged the war ~oficials with act
ing unfairly toward General Butler and de-
handed the publication of further papers.
The war secretary, Mr.. Brodrick, OPP
posed further publications. which, he de-
clsred, could not relieve General Butler Of
the responsibility OF such mistakes as the
abandonment Of the guns at Colenso and
the proposals to surrender Ladysmith,
which, II they had been listened to, would
have produced a disaster for which there
was no parallel In British history. In re-
gard to those proposals, continued Mr..
Brodrick, when General Butler sounded
his note OF despair to General White he
had a heliogram in his pocket, received a
fortnight. before, saying that General
white had provisions for seventy days and
could defend Ladysmith while the food
lasted. General Buffers retention after
Colenso ana Spionkop' was inevitable I'M
der the circumstance and his appointment
to the command at Aldershot was simply
q resumption Of his former once. General
Butler was q good peace commander"
Later Sir Edward Grey's proposed vote
OF censure OF the government for its treat
ment Of General Butler was defeated by
2Ss noes to SO ayes, after much speech
making.
simultaneously the war ONCE was being
attacked in the House OF Lords, where
Lord .Monkswell Qiberal) brought up the
scathing allegations contained in the re-
port Of the committee on military educa-
ton. and urged the immediate appoint
ment of an inspector general Of army edu-
cation. Lord Raglan, the under secretary
for war, and Lord Lansdowne, the foreign
secretary, defended the waK ONCE, saying
that a new scheme for education, contain
ing sweeping changes. was in process Of
being drawn up. which statement satisfied
Lord Monkswell and his supporters and the
motion was withdrawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
FOURTEEN DROWN IN STORM
Walters on Pleasure Excursion Are Caught
in Severe squall.
ONLY THREE ESCAPE WITH THEIR LIVES
saiIbOat Capsises and Entire Party is
Rendered Helpless, Timely Work
of Fishermen Preventing
All from Drowning.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. July IA nine
teen-foot sailboat, containing sixteen
walters and mattresses employed at the
Oceanic house. Star Island, Isle Of Shoals,
who had gone out in the bay this after
noon in a pleasure trip in charge Of Skip
per Fred Miles, capsized during a sudden
sduall and fourteen Of the occupants were
drowned. The other three were rescued
by fishermen, who put out from the shore
In their dories.
The names Of the drowned are:
HENRY HARRINGTON, Cambridge.
w. A. AWARD, Fredericton. N. b.
MINNIE MCDONALD. C~ambridgeport,
EVA AND MAY ADAMS. Portsmouth
CATHERINE AND ELIZABETH
BOEWsL ~Saxonville, Mass.
BESSIE CHASE. Maiden, Mass.
ANNA sHEEHAN, West Medford, Mass.
EVA AND MAY MARSHALL, Haver-
fsABEILE KAoUsKA, Cambridge,
LAURA GILMORE. Exeter. N. H.
The saved are:
Alice Hagerty. Lizzie Bresnahan and
Skipper Fred Miles.
TIL bodies OF Harrington, Award, Bes-
sic Chase, Eva Marshall and Isabelle
Kaouska have not been recovered. All the
others we're taken from the water by
fishermen and then to the island, where
they we're worked over for a long time by
two doctors, but without success.
Harrington and Award were both law
students at Harvard university, rooming
at Forsythe hall. Both we're good swim
mers and lost their lives in trying to
rescue the others.
The victims were all young people. whose
ages, would not average over 20 years. Most
of the Massachusetts, girls were school
teachers. who have passed their summer
vacations here for several years, in. serving
as Mattresses In the hotel,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
MAINE MAKES TRIAL TRIP
New B~attie.hiDt show. Up In : vsry
Satisfactory. MAnner 10

PHILADELPHIA. July 1T.AThs new bat
tlsship Maine. built BY the Cramps TO re-
place the Inflated Maine. returned to this
city tonight, after q satisfactory builders
trial at sea. The new war weasel proved
Itself to be a very speedy ship for is size.
Il averaging iA2s knots an hour over a
measured course. Its contract cafs for a
speed Of thirteep knots. In q preliminary
run last night Maine for thirty minutes ran
At the rate OF 1899 knots an hour. an extra
ordinary speed for a vessel OF Its displaee-
ment. Its machinery worked smoothly and
the performances Of the big ship In every
other particular wal satisfactory to itI
builders.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
PENSIONS FOR WESTERNERs
Survivors Of the wars Generously
Remembered b the General
Government.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-(special.)-The
following pensions have been granted:

Issue OF June e.:
Essraska; Increase. reissue. ete-yohn
BROCK. -: sidney A Howe. York. "a;
George. W. Pate, Tekamah. So; Hamilton
] Barker, Louisville. $40; Martin Luther
Wager, MeCook. $40; war with spain, Page
G. Newton, Omaha, S. Widows, minors
ana d~ependent relatives-Emma kiddell.
Iowa: orIEinal-Henry Barmetter, Daven-
port, Sc; .christopher &. Oliver. Boone, SIS;
William Milen, Gushing. sc. lacrosse re.
Issue. etc:-John C.. Smith. Coggan, az;
James Webb Perry. u2i William II. Wells.
psvenport y; lanes =. Anson, Cascade,
Samuel Wilson, Cedar Rapids' 81; Henry
G, Wyckon, Knoxville. tf2; John Masmar,
Earmingtona ltei. John Farmery, Lyons. $i2;
Timothy Wtekham. Cedar Rapids, liz;
Enoch r.. streeter, Marshailtown, Si7;
ETeeSine Petrie, Clinton. William II.
SEHIal ar 4 40; TSoms HRSRis VI Boyer.
Nicholas Lunkiey, ottAmNa, $40; Denzii J.
Clark dead, Bao City, $40. Widows,
minors and dependent reiztlv9s-Ann Ward
Dubuque, So; Charity Ayres, Kalona, So;
mlnoy ,f Isaae Waddell, Diagonal. $40,
minors and dependsht reiauvesEXima
cline Eak Poiht, N1i Arminda shannon,
Issue Of June ~;
Nebr@ska; origipal-war with spain,
sue, ete.uWllheam Miller, Pilger, SIC; James
a snyder. AafOrd. $40: John e. Caywood
Iowa: ioriginai-Miehaei I. Burkett. Keo-
sauQua. %; Ephraim Hynds. Cedar Rapids,
- lncrease. reissue, etc.-Leonard ID. Hat.
held. Bedford. Si2: James II Duncan, Co
AE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
CONSIDER REPLY TO NOTE
Cardinal 'RampoIIa Convenea Commits
sion of Cardinals on Friar
Matter.

ROME. July f7-After the pope had
read the last American note on the sub
ject of the, triars and their lands in the
Philippines, Cardinal i'Rampolla, papal
secretary Of state. convened the commits
sion Of cardinals to consider a reply. So
far no answer has reached Judge Taft,
though in a personal letter to Cardinal
Rampolla Judge Taft, said:
As the document from Secretary Root is
conclusive and as l wish to leave Rome as
soon as possible / beg your eminence to
secure me and the gentlemen
ing men a farewell audience as early as his
holiness will deign to grant 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
OFFICERS SELECT AIDES
Men who Will Represent United
States Army at Maheuvers of
German Forces. ~

WASHINGTON. July 17.-Three general
officers h will represent the United
States army ut the autumn maneuvers Of
the German army a selected their aides
as follows:
Major General Corbin will have Lieu
tenant Colonel John A. Johnston Of the
adjutant generals department, Major Gen.
eral Young will have First Lieutenant
James r. Mckinley, Fourteenth cavalry, b
nephew OF President Mckinley, and Briga-
der General Wood will rave First Lieu
tenant Frank r. Mccoy, Tenth cavalry.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
Floods I'm Switzerland.

GENEVA. Switzerland, July 1.-THE
River Rhine has risen a few inches since
yesterday, causing increased anxiety. The
floods are extending in the lowlands. Part
Of the village Of Hallau, canton or schaf-
hansen. has been destroyed. Engineers are
repairing the river wall at nlerzas, which
tho Rhine broke through July 10, upmerg-
ing the plain between VionnaE and vouvry.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
DEATH RECORD.
William III. WiIIinmu.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Wiiliam H. VIII
liams. general manager Of the Union News
company. died today of heart, disease al
his home in Orange, N. J. He was born
in New York state sixty-two years age
and came to this city when a boy. He
as a newsboy and a few years later
obtained employment with a news COM
pany, with which he remained until 1873,
he organizer the Union News COM
pany and became its general manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
REsUscITATIoN REMARKABLE
Life-saving station Saves Five-Year-
Twenty-Five Minutes.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Superintendent
KimbalI Of the life-savins station has re-
celved a report from Captain Ludlam Of
the Hereford Inlet life-saving station at
Anglesea. N. j., Of the remarkable re-
suscitation Of Stanley s. Holmes, a 5-year-
old boy. after he had been under water
twenty-five minutes.
Within four hours after the body was
removed from the water the child regained
consciousness.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
Root TO saiI for Europe.

WASHINGTON. July iT.-seeretary Root
will sail for Europe July "a on La savoIe,
He had contemplated sailing August 2 and
had engaged passage for that date. but re-
eeived an invitation from General Horace
Porter, United States Ambassador to France.
to sail with him on sav0ie On the ear
lier date and has accepted. Secretary Root
expects to return to the United states about
kuSr.af
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18

lines Of simplifying the question OF PEN
sionable status will be accomplished and
many deserving veterans who through tech
nicalities are unable to enjoy the Dement'S
Of former pension legislation will have an
opportunity of proving up their cases.
Probably one Of the most important bills
now pending before congress Is the bill
granting an Increase OF pension to those
who lost limbs In the service of the United
States, and increasing the pension Of those
entitled to the maximum rating under the
act Of June "a. 1890. to $50 per month in
cases where the soldier requires the fire.
quent and periodical. aid and attendance Of
another person, provided his service dur
ing the war Of the rebellion was for one
year or more.
This bill, which had it's origin in the
senate. was passed by the house on June
Is and is now pending before the senate
for concurrence.
For MAimea Veterans.
The bill provides that all persons who
are on the pension roll and ell persons
hereafter granted a pension who, while
In the military or naval service OF the
United States and in the line OF duty,
shall have lost one rand or ope foot. OF
been totally disabled In the same, due from
wounds, injuries or diseases originating
prior to August 4, 1885, shall receive a
pension at the rate OF $40 per month.
All persons who in like manner shall
have lost an arm at or above the elbow,
or a leg at or above the knee, or been
totally disabled in the same, shall receive
a pension Of SAC per month.
All persons who In like manner shall
have lost an arm at the shoulder Joint, or
a leg at the hip Joint, or so near the
shoulder or hip Joint, or where the same
Is in such condition as to prevent the use
Of an artificial limb, = shall receive a PEN
sion OF SIS a month.
All persons who shall have lost one hand
and one foot, or been totally disabled in
the same, shall receive a pension of SEQ
per month. and all persons who have lost
both feet shall receive a pension Of 500
a month. t-.-~ .4.-.r y
1t is further provided that the act shall
not be construed as to reduce any pen
sion under any act. public or private.
Pension, Birsl Pending.
Senate resolution No. s. repeating sec
ton AIS, revised statutes, as to disloy-
atty In claims under the 'act Of Jun 81,
1890. was also reported 'to"the house. with
an amendment sd that the union soldier
who rendered two,sterms Of service and
was %honorably discharged from the last
term Of service only may also have title
under the act OF June .27. 1890. This bill
is now on the hsase calendar.
House bill 1924. constituting the act Of
March 8, 1879. as to the Ming OF claims
by children under is years Of age, also
reported by the house committee on In
valid pensions, is on the house calendar.
House bill 1874. amending the act of
March 8, 1901, relative to remarked wild
ows, passed the house June 16, 1902, and is
now before the senate.
Senate bill 1859, increasing the pension
for total deafness from $50 to $40 per
month, has been reported to the house and
is now on the house calendar.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18

WASHINGTON. July 17.-GeneraI Wood
has decided TO defer his visit to the presi-
dent at Oyster Bay until early next week
in order to complete certain work assigned
him by the secretary Of war In connection
with the radical changes ordered in the
uniforms Of the army. He Il preparing hla
report as military governor Of Cuba and
expects to complete It during the next few
monfha-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18

peror Nicholas, the grand dukes. Count
Lamsdorn. minister OF foreign AFFAIRS: the
Italian ambassador TO Russia. Count Nora
de Lavernoedilli Monte and many other
notable persoRages went to the railway
station to see Russis's royal guest OF.
The two soyereigns saluted each other
ahectionately several times and as the
train drew cut the Italian king waved his
hand till he was out Of sight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
To Abolish Division.

WASHINGTON, July lit is probable
that the division Of the Philippines will
be abolished when General Davis takes
command on September 80 and that It will
be made q department. divided into dif-
ferent districts, as the reduction Of the
troops in the island and the changes in
eident TO the return Of General hanee to
this country makes this change advisable.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
STEYN IN Pl1lABLE SHAPE
Ex-President of Orange River Colony
Il Partially ParaIyEed from
>, Effects OF Fever.

CAPBTowN, July 1.-THE women Of
Captown yesterday presented Mrs. steyn,
wife of the ex-president Of the Orange
River Colony, with a purse of e1,00O be-
fore She sailed for Europe with her husband.
Mr.. steyn was in a pitiable condition
from enteric fever. His arms and legs
were partially paralyzed and he was unable
to open his eyelids.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
Emperor G6est of Mrs. GoeIet.

BERLIN. July 17.-Emperor William de-
layed his departure from Gudvangen, Nor
way, because Of the arrival there OF Mrs.
Robert Goelet's steam yacht Nahma! His
majesty, with several members of his suite,
accepted an invitation TO dinner on Nahma
yesterday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18


For Attorney General-L. NJ. sturdevant
For superintendent Of Public instruction
CHARLES r Cary OF Deleyan.
For Railroad Commlssioner-John w.
For Insurance. Commissioner-zeno N.
Host OF Milwaukee.
MADISON, Wis, July 1.-THE repub-
licans OF Wisconsin finished their work in
convention at s:S5 tonight, after nominat-
ing the above ticket.
Governor La Toilette was renominated
over John M Whitehead by an overwhelm-
ing majority. With two exceptions the
ticket as a whole went through as figured
out In advance. These we're the nominal
tions for state treasurer and railroad COM
missioner! John Kempf Of Milwaukee won
the contest for state treasurer by the aid
of the Tstalwsrt" faction, who switched
their votes before the ballot closed. Jo-
seph @. End Of sheboygan had been looked
upon as sure OF nomination. John w.
Thomas iuf Chippewa landed the nomina-
tion for railroad commissioner over Jonas
swenholt the slate candidate, in a SIM
liar way.
Governor La Toilette was given a great
ovation upon being escorted to the con-
vention hall after being notified Of his
nominatibRA The feature of his speech Of
acceptance wac a singing rebuke to those
Of the party who failed to support the
principles laid down in the. last platform
He also warmed the Members OF the party
against supporting any man aspiring to a
place in the legislature, woo does not agree
to stand hy the platform. y.
The stalwarts, while apparently
chagrined over their overwhelming de-
feat, remained IA the convention to the
last and will not bolt. as some reports
have 1t. They will 'cpntinue their or
ganization- indefinitely and will carry tho
fight for United States Senator John c.
Spooner into. the assembly districts and
will not rest until the last vote is polled
on election day In November next.
Though the conventions vas scheduled to
meet at 8; O'Clock It was $50 when Chair
man BANCROFT brought down his gaveI and
announced that the order of business was
the call OF districts for nomination for
governor. A. 8. Mattheson OF GAINESVILLE,
responded for the First district and placed
in nomination John NJ. whitehead. the
stalwart candidate OF JRnesviIle. Mr..
Matthesons reviewed Mr.. Whitehsad's his
tory from boyhoed and I reviewed the
policies favored by his candidate. His ut
terances called forth cheers from the stall
whrt supporters.
H. B. Chynoweth. at the call OF the Sec
ond+ district. placed in nomination for
governor Robert NJ. LaFollette. Mr..
Mr.. Chynoweth was tremendously ap-
piauded as he dwelt upon the principles
advocated by the governor.
Robert NJ. La Toilette Of Madison wa
nominated Tor governor, the result OF the
ballot being as follows: , La Toilette, 100;
Whitehead, 2s6; scoheId. 8; Froehlich. 8;
absent, 2.
James o. Davidson Of Soldiers Home was
nominated for lieutenant governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
FIRE RECORD.


KANSAS CITY. July IL-Fire today in
st. Margaret's hospital at Kansas City,
Kan, caused much excitement among the
patients for a time, but no one was in
jured. Several were removed by hremen
down ladders and fire escapes, The loss
was trivial.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
TAKES BREAKFAST WITH CAR
Kins victor Emanuel Dimes with
Russian Ruler on Balcony
of Palace.

PETERHoF. Russia. July lL-PriOr TO
his departure for Italy today. King Vic
tor Emanuel took breakfast with the car
and other members OF the imperial family
on q balcony OF the palace. Later En-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
OIL Fire stiiI Burning.

NEW. ORLEANS. July 1.-THE oil IRE
at jennings continues to burn nercely. No
attempt will be made to snu out the
flames with steam until twenty boilers
which are arriving from Beaumont a v
been connected around the we'll.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
May be Meade County Fugitive.

sTURGIs. s. D.. July 17.-Cspeclal Tele-
grAm.)-sherir Smith Of Meade county re-
ceived word today that a man answering
the description Of Bert schoneld. one OF
Meade county's jail breakers charged
with horse stealing. is being held by au-
thorities at Council BUNS. Sheriff Smith
left for that place tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
Men MY.terteasIY shot.

2 GRovEToN, Tex. July IL-Dr, J. n.
Cary and Lee Eagle were m~ysterioQsly
standing near a hotel. Both Of them re-
celyed a bullet in the stomach, James
Williams. sitting In his room In the hotel,
his arm.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
The Dest Diarrhoea MedicIne ON Earth

That Is what Mr.. w. Z. LAnders, a prom
tnent farmer near indianapolis, Ind. say
Of chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
DIArrhoea Remedy. Read his testimonial
ut gives me great pleasure to tell you
how much Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has done for me. J
have used It for nine years and l think II
is the best medicine on earth II has
saved my life several times. would
not think Of being without q bottle Of II
On the house"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
HYMENEAL.
Devin-Shear.

BEATRICE. Neb., July fT.-(special.)-
Prof. Charles Ec'Devin and Miss Ann N.
Shear we're married. last evening. Rev. d.
L. Thomas onieiating. The young couple
will reside in Hobart, okl., where the
groom is engaged in business.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
GeneraI charIes n, smith.

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-Geheral Charles
H. Smith. u. s. A., retired. died here to-
night. after a long Illness, cauEed by .
stroke Of apopiexy two years in duration.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
william -Johnston, Conservative.

LONDON. July 1z.-winiam Johnston,
conservative member Of Parliament from
South Belfast, died of pneumonia today al
B~allyklbeg. County Down. Ireland.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
ComptroIIer Issues a Can.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE comptroller
Of the currency today issued . call for the
condition Of national banks At the close Of
business July IL. ih.s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-18
Confeetioners Eject omeers.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 1.-THE Ma
tional Confectionery ASSOCIATION today
elected these ofhcers; President, James ~.
Rehert, Cincinnati; secretary. u. y. Stew
art. 81. Louis; treasurer, Il. w. Runston.
New York City.