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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
CHANGES IN ARMY STATIONS
Transfer of Various Troops Made
Necessary by Arrival of Sol
diers from Islands

WASHINGTON, April 19.AA general order
Just issued by the Wal department directs
many changes In the stations OF the troops
in the United States, made necessary by
incoming troops from the Philippines and
Cuba, and the creation Of new artillery
batteries. Regiments now in and desig-
mated for return to the United States will
be assigned TO stations as follows:
Department OF the East-Twenty-third
infantry. Plattsburg barracks, N. Y; Ninth
agara, N. Y; sixteenth infantry, Fort Nc
Pherson, Ga, and Fort Slocum, N. Y;
Seventh cavalry, Chickamauga Park, Ga.
Fourteenth infantry. Forts Wayne and
Brady, Mich, and Fort Porter, N. VI Sec
ond cayalry. Forts Myer. Va, and Ethan
Department of the Lakes-Twentieth in
tantry, Fort Sheridan; III. and Columbus
KY. and Indianapolis arsenal. Ind.
fourth Infantry. Forts Smelling, MINI.
first infantry, Forts Harrison, Mont. and
Assinniboine. Mont Thirteenth cavalry,
Forts Meade, s. D.; Yates. N. D.. and
Department. of the Dakotas and the
Columbia-Third cavalry, Forts Assinni-
Rational park: Fort Waiis %aIia' Wash.
and Boise barracks, Idaho. One squadron
Of this regiment will take temporary sta
service in national parks.
Departments of the Dakotas, Columbia
and California-First battalion. Eighth In
fantry, from the Department OF the Da-
kotas, and, temporarily, the Thirty-second
and one Hundred and sixth companies OF
coast artillery, now temporarily stationed
lumbia. TO Alaska, to relieve the COM
panies of the Seventh infantry there sta
toned: these companies, together with
headquarters, band and two companies Of
the Seventh infantry, from Vancouver bar
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
CHINA RAISES A PROTEST
Complains Of Iniustices PraOtioed by Amer
lean Exclusion Officers at Ports.
PLEADS AGAINST HARSH RESTRICTIONS
Petition Presented to Minister COnEer
and Signed by Prince Ching, Asks
Exception of Philippines from
Operation of Bill.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The secretary
Of state today transmitted to the sehat
a communication from United States Min
lister Conger, enclosing a protest from the
Chinese government against the exclusion
OF Chinese from the Philippine islands.
The comm dnication is as follows;
On the ninth OF the first moon of the
twenty-eighth year, Kuang Hsu February
Chinese merchants In the Philippines, say
ing that the United States officials are OBJ
structing the entrance of Chinese; that
their ports ard that when Chinese arrive
In the waters, no matter whether they are
laborers or merchants, all are driven in
together and treated as criminals, and If
there Is any mistake made by them in
their verbal statements they. are not al
lowed to land, but are compelled to return
to China. 1 find on examination that the
Philippines are not far from China, and that
from the time of the Ming dynasty, which
preceded the present down to today, a
large number OF emigrants have gone there
from Fukien and the two Kuangs, amount
, very 70 d, fSS'VIt' To more Pst or i sto5 sa the mat eom IL rs
and going of their families, fellow villagers
and relatives.
Says Emigrants Were Ill Treated.
These emigrants were formerly i'll treated
and harrassed by the Spanish government,
but they were never forbidden to land or
harshly driven back to China.
Your honorable country has usually the
reputation of being lenient and at present
your relations with China are especially
friendly. There are places to which the
restrictions agreed upon in past treaties
apply, but while we are hoping that these
restrictions may be entirely a~brogated,
there has never been any treaty applying
the restrictions to those islands.
II distinction Is to be made between
laborers and merchants and the severe
regulations are to be applied to that place
also and all are to be subjected to these
harsh restrictions, | fear the good reputa-
ton of your honorable country Will hardly
be able to escape injury.
As in duty bound, l send this dispatch to
your excellency, requesting you to transmit
1t to your government and ask them to
adopt some plan to withdraw the Philip
pines from the operations of this harsh
regulation so as to pacify the Chinese
emlgrants, which will be amicable and just.
The communicates is signed by Prince
Ching. president Of the Chinese Board Of
Foreign Affairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
DAN CREED0N QUITS SICK
Australian Unable to Endure Young
JacksOn's Blows After
Fifth Round.

BALTIMORE. April l9.-Dan Creedon OF
Australia quit at the end of the fifth round
of what was to have been a twenty-round
more before the Eureka Athletic club to-
night. AS the gong struck for the sixth
round Bobby Dobbs, one Of Creedon's sec
onds, got In front of Creedon and told
Referee Charley White of New York that
Jackson's stomach punches had made Cree
unable to continue the fight. Creedon
nodded assent, The referee announced TO
the audience that Creedon was really a sick
man, that Jackson's stomach punches were
too much for him and that he believed that
II the fight had gone another round he
ment gave general satisfaction.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20

DENVER, April 1s.-The district attorney
today filed in the criminal court informa-
ton against James ]. ,Noce, David Moscont
and J. MCFARLAND, promoters and manaRers
OF the Denver Coursing club. charging them
with cruelty IN chasing and mutIIatinR
rabbits. and also with having interfered
with. assaulted, kicked and beaten Secre-
tary Whitehead of the Humane Society.
who sought to prevent the coursing.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
Iowa state Normal Field Meet.

CEDAR FALLS. Ia, April 1S-(speciaI.)-
Athletic Manager ]. M. Dunkerton OF the
State Normal school has completes the
program for the home field meet April rs.
This will be the largest athletic meet ever
held by the school and as the competitors
months OF indoor practice, several local
records are expected to be broken. Thirty
athletes will compete m over 100 entries
made.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
To Fight Young Corbett.

CHICAGO. April ls.-Buddy Ryan
Knocked out Young Mowatt, the lighting
round OF a six-round contest here tonight.
Both men belong TO Chicago and were
hghting to decide who shall get a match
ready agreed to meet the winner OF To-
nights bout in all probability Ryan and
round contest in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
Suit Goes to Federal Court.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 19.-The suit OF
the state of Minnesota against the rail-
road merger, brought in the district court
of Ramsey county. has been removed to
Of the defendants, j. j. Hill, Great North
ern railway, Northern Pacific and the
Northern Securities COMPANY, was made
before Judge OTIS this afternoon. The mo-
ton was purely formal and was granted
by the Judge. The motion was made and
granted for the reason that the suit in
gress and of the constitution of the United
States.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
Movements of Ocean VesseIa April rs.

At Halifax-Arrived: ~Ionian. from Liver
pool.
Al Boston-Arrived: Commonwealth, from
Liverpool and Neville.
At Averpool-Arrived: New England,
from Boston.
At Queenstown-Arrived: Lucania, from
New York. for Liverpool Sailed: Merton,
from Liverpool, for Boston.
At Hong Kong-Arrived: Ching Wo, from
Tacoma, etc, for London.
Al London-Sailed: Manitou, for New
York.
At Boulome-sailed: Ryndam. from Rot
terdam, for New York.
At 0~enoa-Arrived: Lain, from New York
via Gibraltar and Naples.
At Hamburg-AITived: Patricia. from
New York.
Al Chsrbourg-Arrtved: Auguste Vic
to1a, from New York.
At Havre-Arrived; LAquitaine, from
New York.
Al New York-Arived: Campania, from
Liverpool and Queenstown; Cassel. from
Al saSres-Passed; LAEuia, from New
York. for Genoa n Naples.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
Scores I'm Two Man Tourney.
In the two-man tourney on Clark's bowl
ing alleys last night the following scores
Rock Island Turns Tables.

IOWA CITY, Ia, April 1~9.-(special Tele-
team defeated the University of Iowa nine
today with no great exertion. The collie
CLANS played much poorer than on Thurs
day, when they beat the leaguers 5 to 1.
Vickers, Case and Teeters pitched alto
gether too brilliantly for the Iowa anna
teurs, who could garner In but two singles.
They scored on errors only. Voss, Miles
and Doe pitched we'll for the 'varsities.
Score:
Rock Island .........0 2 1OoI3 o OF
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20

racks, Wash, TO take station at the depot
OF recruit instruction, Preside OF San Fran
cisco, there to unite with the remaining
battalion of the Seventh infantry when
the same is Withdrawn from the Philip
pine islands. The remaining battalions OF
the Eighth Infantry to be assigned TO the
Department of the Columbia when with
drawn from the Philippines.
Department of the Columbia-Seventeenth
infantry, Vancouver barracks. Forts Law
ton. and Wright, Wash, and Boise bar
Department Of the Missouri-sixth in
fantTy, Fort B~eavenworth. Kan; Twenty
second infantry, Fort Crook, Neb., Logan
II. Roots, Ark, and sill, Okl.; Twenty-ffth
infantry, Forts Niobrara, Neb., and Reno,
Okl Fourth cavalry as now distributed
to stations at Forts Riley and Leayen.
Eighth cavalry, headquarters, band and
one squadron. Jefferson barracks, Mo. one
squadron, Fort Riley, Kan. and two troops
each. to Forts SIN and Reno, ,okl.; Tenth
cavalry, headquarters, band and two squad
rons, Fort Robinson, Neb.
Department of the Colorado-EiRhteenth
Logan, Colo; Fourteenth cavalry, Forts
Grant, Huachuaca and Apache, Ariz.
Departments of the Colorado and Texas
Twelfth infantry, Forts Douglas and Du-
chesne, Apache, Ariz., and Fort Bliss, Tex.
Tex.
Department Of 1exas-Fortieth Infantry
tosh. Tex. Sixteenth cavalry to Forts
Clark and Sam Houston, Tex, with troops
detached as may be necessary to Fort
Mcintosh, Ringg0ld and Brown; Tex; tn
fantry. depot of recruit instruction. Presi-
do of San Francisco: Nineteenth Infantry,
discharge camp, Angel island Cal
airy IS, 1902. as ~designates the. seventh IN
fantry and First battalion, Eighth infantry
and Company 1, Twenty-fourth infantry,
for service in the division of the Philip
pines, as assigns the Ninth infantry to the
Department of the Dakotas, is evoke
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
Henderson, Lips Sealed ON Subsidy

WARRINGTON. April 1S.-In view Of pub
lished reports that Speaker Henderson was
opposed to the ship subsidy bill. following
the opposition Of the Iowa senator's. it was
stated today by those aware OF the speak
er's views that he has expressed no opinion
And has reached no conclusion on the sub
ject thus far, preferring to wait until the
committee in charge Of the measure has
formulated action.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
Ksarney County Must Pay Bonds.

TOPEKA, Kan, April 1S.-The federal
court today decided in favor of eastern
bond holders against Kearney county.
Years age a county seat war existed be-
tween Lakin and Hartland and S46O, 600 In
bonds were voted TO secure money TO en-
ploy men to work the roads and become
residents long enough TO vote for one or
the other Of the towns. The county after
ward attempted to repudiate the debt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
Favors Two-Cent Postage with Cuba.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-At the meet
ing today the cabinet discussed at length
certain features of the Isthmian canal sit
uation; matters connected with the New
York customs and the immigration services,
and also certain subjects connected with
second class mail matter. The future pos
tai relations Of the United States with
Cuba were touched upon. The president
heartily approved of the understanding
reached with the president-elect Of Cuba
to continue the 2-cent rate of postage be-
tween the two countries and also in rela-
ton to the money order service.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
PROMOTE OLYMPIAN GAMES
Large Gathering Of NOtables IpieCts New
Life Into Sporting Project.
SIR THOMAS Upton SENDS cABLEGRAM
Outline of Plans shows n ~Comprehen-
sive Exhibition of Athletics
Comprising Types of vari-
Gus Countries.

CHICAGO. April 19~Genuine surprise
and enthusiasm at the magnitude Of the
plans greeted the presentation tonight OF
the first authoritative outline Of the prep
~arations for the coming international olym-
plan games in this city. Before 200 dis
tinguished guests at a banquet Of the Press
club. the announcements were made in a
series of addresses by Olympian Games on
cials and other notables in whose honor
the banquet was held. A cablegram re-
ceived from Sir Thomas Upton during the
banquet was read. touching upon the par
ticipation Of himself and his new chsl-
lenger, Shamrock Ill, in the international
yachting feature of the games.
The principal speaker Of the evening was
President Henry J. Furber OF the Interna-
tional olympian Games commission. Among
others who spoke were Frank B. Noyes,
president Of the Associated Press; Presi-
dent Edmund j. James Of Northwestern
university, Mayor Carter H. Harrison,
President Edwin A.. Munger OF the Hamil-
ton club, and Right Rev. Bishop Samuel
FalloWs,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
BIZ Win ReIationa Committed.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The Cuban
reciprocity bill was referred to the commit
tee on relations with Cuba. on motion of
Senator Plat Of Conneeticut.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
Fight L. . a

LAYTON. okl.. April 1s.-Jaek Madden
Of New York and Kid Waite Of Fort sfIi.
7. T., fought twenty fast and furious
rounds here 10 a draw before 1000 spoota-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
REVISED CANAL PROTOCOL
Document Presented by Colombia is Fav'
orably Viewed at Washington,
ASKS LUMP SUM OF SEVEN MILLIONS
Provides Joint Commission from Two
Counties Z settle All Details and
Retains Sovereignty over
Land for Colombia

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Colombian
canal protocol, which was delivered at the
State department April 1, and afterward
recalled by Minister Concha for modifca-
ton, wa again presented to Secretary Hay
today.
The proposal as to the price is set out
as follows:
One year after the exchange of ratihca-
lions of a treaty the United States shall
RFfhyys f agore vii, me eep 1pmp sI four 4tfe 1'S Years;
rentGioat $4,000 a year. At the end of the
fourteen years period the price which the
fixed by mutual consent of the two coun-
tries. In case the parties cannot agree
on a sum-, It will be left to an arbitrator
representing. Colombia and the United
ali SirA matters pertaining 10 the sdministrS-
ton of affairs within the proposed canal
belt, including the membership of the
tribunals for the admission of Justice and
other steps necessary to the joint occupa-
ton Of the belt.
virtues of the Canal.
1t is realized that the building of a
Panama canal would bring great numbers
It Is provided that the policing OF the strip
shall be performed by both American and
Colombian Gonsta6les neither Of these ma
the aid of the other.
II Is stated positively In an authoritative
quarter that the notifications for which the
protocol was recalled were in no sense
a retraction of any Of the proposals en-
bodied In II at It's former presentation, but
were in the nature Of explanations which
make certain points clearer, but do not
change their effect. The retention of CO.
lombian sovereignty over the cana land lie
q point which has been consistently ad-
hered TO all through the protocol, and none
OF It's provisions relinquish this sovereignty
in any degree. It IL stated. The protocol
consists Of twenty-seven articles and rep
resents an exhaustive study Of more than
= year. Viewed as a study and as a COM
prehensive expression, 1t is regarded very
fAvorably at the State department.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
Outline of Plans.

The plans outlined include a structure Of
steel and concrete exceeding in size the
great Flavian amphitheater of Rome and
having a seating capacity ten times that Of
the Madison Square Garden in New York.
Judge Furber, in explaining the plans.
said:
The games of 1904 will undoubtedly con-
sumo a large. portion OF September and
directed along six general lines:
1. Worlds champion contests will be or
and track athletics. eouestrianism, ysostl
Ing, owing billiards, turning and all other
games international In character.
peculiar to various countries of the world.
Under this head properly will fall base ball,
ing With the feet. German seSiaex or con-
tests, boomerang throwing, the navigation
Sf different types of water crafts, etc.
Varied Athletic Exhibitions.
8. Purely athletic exhibitions will be
varied with historical displays, spectacular
in nature. Evening representations Will be
given or the games of ancient GREECE and
Rome and OF the Journeys of medieval
Europe, with appropriate customs, pagentry
and settings, the brilliance OF those scenes
to be greatly heightened by means Of the
which modern science has placed at our
command.
4. AS the highest development of physical
activity to military exercises will be rem
dered particularly prominent, prizes will
be given in all branches, the competitions
for the awards being of a nature to test
the proficiency of the participants not only
In parade ground drill, but more especially
In those. qualities which tend to render
them effective combatants. Al depart
ments of the service will be represented.
Apparatus and Equipment.
5. The organization of a comprehensive
exhibition of sporting apparatus and equip
ment, including not only weapons, the i'm
PIGMENTS employed In different games and
other inanimate objects, but also horses,
hunting dogs, carrier pigeons, fish and field
and forest game.
6 There will be a department called the
Olympic congress-, in which II is Intended
that all other features of the games shall
eliminate. In an auditorium provided for
the purpose organizations devoted to
sportsmanship, athletics and military mat
tiers will be Invited to hold their general
conventions, the scope of the congress
being to extend beyond the purely technical
phase of athletics. 1t is intended to invite
the presence OF physicians, Psychologists,
psychologists, representatives OF the pull
pit, military experts and other scientists in
order to reduce and formulate for purposes
of publication ouch conclusions as may be
gathered from the scientific study of con-
tests and the narfiPfna nfa tharagp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01
TO REMOVE CAPITAL
HOT SPRINGS WANTS TO TAKE
IT FROM LITTLE ROCK.
r. G. Davies Car assng State in the
Interest of Measure to BE intro
duced at Next Legislature.

Hot Springs, Ark, July 1.-R. G.
Davies, a prominent lawyer Of this
city is agitating the question of re-
moving the state capital from Little
Rock to Hot Springs.
He has interested many prominent
citizens in the movement, and the
Business Mems league will take the
matter UP and push it.
At the last session OF the legislature
bill for new statehcuse failed to
pass, owing to some legal tcchnicali-
ties in the bill, but this winter another
measure viii be introduced, and With
it a concurrent resolution in both
house asking that an amendment be
submitted to a vote Of the people locat-
ing the capital at Hot Springs instead
OF Little Rock. The new statenouse
is cetrain to be built. and as the
change in location will cost the people
nothing tie effort will be made to get
the till through.
Mr.. Davies has Travelled over the
state extensively of late and says he
finds the sentiment of the Deople
largely in favor of removal. n an in
terview he gave many reasons Why the
change in location would be of adj
vantage to the state and its people
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01

he is no longer an officer of the state
guard, although it is certainly quite
another Thing when the Judge adyo-
cate general, albeit he is II candidate
turns loose his vivid imagination, r0-
mantically prolific as most of us
know, and goes out OF his way to bor-
HW tplagarizc some might Think the
raHsances of others However, the
colonel did not fail with his imagery
af tho failing maicontcnts of the late
story. therefore il was something bet
te. than chat originated in the tales
q: IL fabliug maieaa .ent5 of the= late
a4H5paign, which We're then indus.
tli5ssiy circulated without any gffeet
azeai.est the aetnaHlelleal standard
aez#Haa oi Democratic parry tt5-
Toy Davis F.Hg080t]..DI WIates.z5
Gf t5e demand Wan Col Myers far Il5
za1saion thar =4zaz-taa aea II =9js.
ed.5ata4C general. empty iustidaa ~
the military ethics a| the situation. Il
is my belief all military authorizes
viii say ren. jacobson was ai2ht All
Col Myers Wron&. should he core
spo1dence and facts Be submitted fol
such opinion, the issue having boan
treated by Gen. jacobson as military
whereas Col. Myers dealt with II II
his letter to Gen. Jacobson as parti
saniH political, the governor at n(
time having anything to do With tts1
controversy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-01
IT IS NOW In EFFECT
THE NEW !NTE ERNAL REVENUE
LAW.
1t is Estimated That TIE Annuai
R@erues VIII Is Lessened
s77.o30.oo9.

Wash lston, Jul## H-Tae amount af
federal axes paid = tIe people Of tae.
United States is zsseaed u the *
tent Of bout $775aellso AIN ,ally -
vief8e c tha rev F###ease law Wfiea
WzaJ iuo effect al5E The new
nlsasale mounts virtual repeal Of
ali thc anish VI revenue taxes s&-
eeFt tiIe TX on mi ft9T. The 6a9E
on tea rnains urtil january ], next.
=eHaBIe those Who have stocks gH
hand to dispose Of them before The le=
peal takes effect.
With the goins into effect of the
new measure The val revenue tax Is
repeated on the folloWing Bankers.
brokers, dealers in grain, securities.
etc, naWllo. ollcrs. custom house broA-
efs. propHeto1s Of theaters, circuses
and other public exhibitions. proplie-
tors OF bowling alleys, billiard rooms.
dealers in leaf tobacco, dealers in to
bacco. manufa cturers Of tobacco, man
ufacturers of cigars, Instruments, pa
pefS Or documentss deliveries OF trans
fers Of stock; sales and agreements OF
sales or agreements to sell stocks
products or merchandise; wines. seats
IN pdrlor or palace ears and berths il
sleeping cars. legacies and distributivt
shares OF personal property, excise
taxes Oh persons, firms, companies anf
corporations engaged in refining pc
uoleum and sugar
On the following articles the tax i
reduced: Fermented liquors, to 81 pc
barrel; snuff ana tobacco, to G cent
per pound; cigarettes weighing NOR
than three pounds per 600 reduced t
So per thousand
The tax on mixed -four and oleomal
sarine, not being a war revenue tax
is not effected by the law.