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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
PRINCE CHEN AT OYSTER BAY
Chinese Party Pays Respects TO PresI-
dent and Later Returns In
Yaeht 60 New York.

OYSTER BAY. N. Y. Aug Ex-senator
Burrows OF Michigan arrived here today
and took luncheon with the president.
Senator McMlllan's death. said he, will
be severe blow to the state. as well as
to the nation.
shortly after moon sylph arrived from
New York, bSafing Prince Chen and his
party and Third Assistant Secretary OF
State Pierce. Che special representative Of
the government. with the prince were
Minister WI Tingfang Sir Liang Chen
Tung, Mr.. Won Kai Tai and Secretary
Wong.
The visit Of the party to Sycamore Hill
was very interesting and delightful both
to the president and to the distinguished
Cinnamon who were his callers. The visi-
tors particularly, appreciated the thought
fulness and confederation OF Mr.. Roosevelt
in sending sylRh for them. and SO expressed
themselves Prince Chen took occasion to
express to the president on behalf OF the
emperor OF China the deep sense Of graft
tude tho Chinese people feel toward the
United States because the army of this
country protected and really prevented the
destruction Of many OF the handsome pal
aces IA The city OF Pekin during the trou-
bles there two years ago. He also ex-
FAD1HtA
and commerce between the United States
and China might become closer and closer
as time went on. To this the president re-
sponded that II would be his effort, by
all means at his command TO promote the
good feeling at present existing between
the two countries. as we'll as to promote the
commercial relations
The party left for New York on sylph
shortly before o'clock.
Prince Chen and his suite returned on
sylph early in the evening Tonight they
we're the guests Of President Roosevelt at
. dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. The
president was not In attendance, but was
represented by Third Assistant Secretary Of
State Peirce
At the dinner Prince Chen toasted the
president and the new minister. Chan Tung
Liang Chang. toasted Mayor Low. who was
represented by HIS secretary, James B.
Reynolds. and the American people.
Mr.. Peirce toasted the Chinese emperor.
During the evening delegation from the
American Asiatic society paid their re-
spects TO the prince.
The prince and his party will leave to-
morrow night for Niagara Falls.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
SHOUT LONG 1--we SISTERS
Prefect Calls Meeting I'm France TO
Induce People to Change,
but Fails.

BREsT. Aug. 11.-The prefect today
called meeting of the inhabitants Of tho
towns Of ST. Moon. lie Folgoot and Plough
daniel, which have been resisting the clos
ing OF the unauthorized congregational
schools by the authorities. In order to ex-
plain the situation to them and induce
them to renounce their desperate resist
ance. The project said the agitation was
casting diseredit upon the country and that
his hearers could not imagine that three
communes would be allowed to oppose the
law. The projects speech was constantly
interrupted with cries Of eve will resist
to the DEATH" There will be bloodshedi'' -
1--WE will allow ourselves 10 be massacred
before we abandon the sisterst''
Able Gayraud. republican Catholic mem
ber Of the Chamber of Deputies from Finis-
terre. replied and said that the agitation
was uplifting the country in the eyes Of
the world. The only way to restore peace.
said the abbey. was not to disturb The
sisters.
The meeting broke up with shouts Of
Long live the sisters and libertyi"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
oUEEM GIvEs war MEDALS
Motley Crowd Attends Presentation
of Honor Tokens to Doctors,
Nurses and Others.

LONDON. Aug. 11.-ouesn Alexandra pre-
sented war medals today on the grounds
OF Devonshire house TO doctors, nurses and
others IN the Imperial Yeomanry hospital
The prince OF Wales and other royalties
accompanied the queen. who was welcomed
by the duke and duchess OF Devonshire
Earl Roberts, the eommander-in-chlef.
General Lord Kitchener. Lord Cheylesmore
and others Her majesty was conducted
10 stand. where under a canopy OF blue
the recipients, who made up q motley
crowd some dressed in Khaki, some in
pollcemen's and hremen's uniforms, and
others In frock coats ana all kinds OF
civilian attire. those receiving the medals
having returned 10 the poats they nlled
before they volunteered for the war.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Routine Orders and Appointments In
the Postal and Treasury De-
partments.
tFrom a stan correspondent.l

WASHINGTON. Aug. li.--(special TeIe.
gram )-Francis J. Newell has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Arboryllle, York
county. Neb., vice A. W. shafer. resigned
The postofhces At Middletown and Latty.
Des Moines county. Ia, have been discon-
tinued.
The comptroller OF the currency has ap-
proved the application Of the following per-
sons to organize the Farmers National
bank Of Brookings. S. d., with $4,000 can
itai; John G. Jenkins. Peter Binford. A.
l. Binford. !. s. Binford and william A.
Caldwell
The Des Moines National bank Of Des
Aoines has been approved aa reserve agent
for the Iowa State National bank OF Sioux
City, and the Northwestern National bank
OF Minneapolis for the First National bank
Of Forest City. Ia.
Martin W. Bowman Of Cedar Rapids, N.
W. Carver Of Burlington. John Seller OF
Carroll and Edward b. Lubrop Of Red Oak
Ia. have al been appointed railway mail
clerks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
SPREcKLES is AFTER GAGE
San Francisco Editor swears Out
Warrant Against California Cow
ernOr For Libel.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 11.--John d.
spreckies, proprietor of the Morning Call,
has sworn to a warrant in the police court
here charging Governor Gage with libel.
The alleged libel is contained in a state
ment published Friday. in which the gov
ernor said that charges against him re-
Gently published in the Call were made
for the express purpose Of attempting TO
defeat his denomination. Judge Cabaniss
signed the warrant, which was placed in
the hands Of detective for service op the
governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
GARMENT. WORKERS CONVENE
BeEin Eleventh Annual Convention
at Cleveland with a Hum
aired Delegates.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 1.-THE United
Garment Workers Union Of America began
its eleventh annual convention here today
One hundred delegates. representing 81 900
cutters, taiiors and overall workers through
out the United States and Canada, are in
attendance.
The reports Of President Larger and Sec
retary White showed the organization to
be IN excellent condition. Both 0fi66Ts
recommended changes In the constitution.
which It Is hoped viii be OF much benefit
TO the workers.
AZ today's session $1,000 was donated to
the striking anthracite miners.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
DRoUTH IN nav s0uTH WALEs
sheer Dying BY the Million ana Men
Formerly Rich Forced to
Seek EmpIorment.

VICTORIA, B. c.. Aug. l1.--Adr'ces re-
ceived by the steamer Mlowcra Aus
tralia tell OF terrible drouth IN y N
Wales and Queensland which has destt,t
the sheep ranches OF that section Ok N
southern colony Millions Of sheer have
died and men formerly considered wealthy
have been compelled to seek employment
Samuel Mccaughey. the sheep king Of Aus
tralia, Lost over 100000 sheep Of his herd
Of 1.2500O0 and other large herders have
been equally unfortunate.
The Kennifs the New Zealand outlaws.
have been captured after a chase Of three
months, which cost the government s2o,-
00O These brothers. having committed
murder, took ID the woods. Two police ON
GERS who pursued them were killed. their
bodies burned and the ashes placed in the
saddlebags Of their horses with a note stat
ing that other pursuers would be treated
similarly. The horses wandered back 20
the police camp. and.the hunt was continued
with renewed energy. The outlaws were
surprised ia their camp and their horses
shot, 50 that they had to take to the woods
on foot. One stumbled and fell as he was
running and was captured without dim
Guilty. The other was surrounded and sur
rendered
The work Of wiping out the natives OF
the South Sea Islands continues. II the
reports in the Australian papers are to be
relied upon. The papers give an account
OF an expedition BY Germans to the New
Hebrides to avenge the murder, Of a Mrs.
Woln This expedition completely wiped
out village. natives from which had COM
mitted the murder. One hundred and thirty
persons we're killed, including the native
who had led the expedition to the village.
A combined German and British expedition
has started for Danulo. west British North
Guinea, to punish the natives for the mur-
dor ~ aarer r1rfft.h~..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
FEEL EARTHQUAKES IN ALASKA
Plate Glass windows Are Shattered
and chimneys TumBIed Down
at skagway.

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. ia special to
the Times from skagway. Alaska. says.
Yesterday a severe earthquake was felt
here about noon. The first shock was fifty
seconds long. Several large plate glass
windows were broken and chimneys In the
northern part Of the city tumbled down
The water in Lynn canal rose FIVE feet very
suddenly. then subsided as quickly. re-
port from Juneau says that the little fleet
there was pitched around and several boats
capsized. The first long shock was followed
by a lighter one. Yesterday evening at
o'clock another light shock was felt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
EASY way OF MAKING MONEY
Wholesale Mandatory for Forged
Banknotes IL Discovered in !.
Russian Poland.

LONDON, Aug. PA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from St. Petersburg reports the
discovery at Warsaw. Russian Poland, Of
a wholesale mandatory Of forged bank
notes and postage stamps which had been
hourishing for the last four years. Enor-
nous numbers OF $50 notes have been put
In circulation and the national banks, &C.
oording to the correspondent have cashed
s2.eooooo worth OF the forged paper. The
private losses as a result Of the forEeries
amount TO $4,000. The leaders Of the
forgers have been arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
FAULKNER GETS Two YEARS
81. Louis Man Convicted Of bribery
Sentenced, bat Appeals 20
Supreme csurt.

ST. LOUIS. Aus. 11.-HsrrS A. Faulkner.
q member Of the house OF delegates, who
WAS recently convicted Of n4rJury in con-
neetioR with the municipal bribery cases,
was today sentenced In the circuit court
70 two years IN the DenitentiaFy. Faulkner
Immediately nled an appeal 70 the supreme
court and vas given his freedom. pending
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
STAGE COACH IS WRECKED
One Person Fatally Injured and sew
eral Others Seriously Hurt
in Colorado Accident.

DENVER. Aug. 11--A special to the Re-
publican from Georgetown. Colo. says that
the Grand Lakes stage was wrecked near
Coulter. fve miles north Of this city, and
fve persons hurt, one fatally. The in
jured are;
Louis Lafty. Ariver, internally injured;
will die.
Mrs. J. Throckmorton. Georgetown. wrist
broken and knee dislocated.
Miss Allie T. Tabb. St. Louis. left leg
broken.
Mrs. L. Bradley Kansas City. three ribs
broken.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
lis A MINISTERIAL VICTORY
Government Captures An oDDosition
Wards I'm Lanaesthing
Elections.

COPENHAGEN. Aug. 1.-THE Landss-
thing elections In the Farce Islands re-
suited in a complete ministerial victory.
The campaign turned on the sale OF the
Danish West Indies 70 the United States
and the government captured ell opposition
wards. Other wards VIII hold elections
next month. A good ministerial majority
"a eoaa1sssl= e~s.ektea pha frsafw uiu ~,
tsksa up sooa after the epsnins Of the
Rissdeg IN October.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
ALL ROADS MEET THE CUT
Omaha Gets Same Rate on Live stock
shiDmeAts as Kansas
City.

CHICAGO. Aug. 11.--It was announced to-
day that all the other Chicago Omaha roads
had met the cut Of the st. Paul on live
stock from that point and Sioux City to
chicago. This brings All Of the Chicago
Missouri river lines into the hght. which
was started BY the reduction Of packing
house product rates by the Chicago Great
Western ten days ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
NOW ON ROAD TO RECOVERY
Congressman RumpIe OF Iowa CITY
shows signs of ImDrove-
ment.

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Consressman Rum
pie Of Iowa City. who has been at the
Presbyterian hospital in this city for sew
eral days. suffering with an acute attack OF
pneumonia, was reported tonight to be on
the road to recovery. This afternoon he
showed marked signs OF improvement and
Il Is believed the crisis is passed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
ROBBERS GET A eoOD HAUL
Break Into Home of an Indians Phy-
uieiaa and Secure $1,000
IN valuabiss.

VALPARAISO. Ind. Aug i1.-Thres rob
bers broke into the home OF Dr. A. A.
stonehufner today and after overpowerins.
eAaoin8 oHu Ea6kinE ttle sEfr5SfEl
MONEY, iewelry and negotiable securities
70 the value Of $1,000. Thoy escaped With
out leaving a clue. Dr. and Mra etone-
burner had gone for drive. leaving the
servant 10 charge Of the house The girl
IVES uaconnclous Wasn they ssturned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

Mr.. Fischer sailed from New York for
Europe on July 81. At that time there was
much speculation At the custom house and
the appraisers stores as 70 the reason for
his voyage current report was that a
nrm OF importers had been detected in an
EFFORT to defraud the government Of duties
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
Movemehts OF ocean vessels Aus. 1I.

At London-Arrived; Minnehaha, from
New York
At Bremen-Arrived: Friedrich der Crosse,
from New York.
At New York-Arrived: Taur1c, from
chOria, from Glasgow.
Al Browhead-Passed; cevic. from New
York, for Liverpool
Philadelphia
At Moviile--Arrived. Numidian, from
Montreal, for Liverpool.
York.
AT scilly-Passed: statendam, from New
York. for Boulogne and Rotterdam.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

At the last session those opposed 70 the
sale Of the islanda had . majority Of thres
IN the Landesthlns.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER

Forecast for Nebraska - Showers and
Warmer Tuesday; Wednesday, showers
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-12

A Port au Prince dispatch on Saturday
last gave information Of the burning Of
Petit Goave after an attack had been made
by Fouchardists After the attack General
Chicoye, minister Of war in the Firmin
government. set fire to the town and aban-
doned Il.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-13
AMATEURS COLUMN

The Monroe A. A. team claims a game from
the Mascots for nonappearance. The Mon
roes also would like to arrange q game with
the Palace or Minneapolis Grays for June
22 Address Henry Joehansen, 2102 Twenty
two-and -one-h half avenue s.
The Olcotts defeated the Wiln1ots last Sum
day in tan interesting eleven inning game.
Score, 20 to II. The winners wish games with
any 17-year-old team in the city.
Drew team next Sunday afternoon on the
grounds at Nghth avenue N and Logan. Car
'ney and Townsend will be the Flour City
battery The Flour Citys would like to ar
range a game with st. Louis Park or Long
Lake for the following Sunday. Address A.
NJ. Townsend, care Dokken Cycle company
The American Bridge company baseball
team will meet the Minneapolis Steel and Ma.
chnery company on Northrop field on satur-
day at 3 O'Clock
The Millers would like q game with any
12-year-old team in the city. Call at 1904
James avenue N.
The Little Elks or D room, Jackson school,
defeated room, jackson school, by the score
of to g., The Little Elks wish games with
any u or ~13-year-old team In the city. Ad-
dress Willis Henry, 525 Cedar avenue.
The Little BoutelI Brothers defeated the
Holtzermans by the score OF Z to 5. The
Little Boutell Brothers wish games with any
12-year-old teams in the city. Address 1922
Seventh street S.
The ]. Nelson team was organized for the
season and will play any 17-year-old team in
the city, the Gophers or Minneapolis Grays
preferred. Address 200 Washington avenue N.
The Little Paris-Murtons defeated the Sill
yer Eagles by score Of II to 16. The win
ners desire games with E-year-old teams.
Address Ben Paris. 1904 Park avenue.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-13
CRICKET

The Minneapolis Cricket club will play the
second match of series with the Minnesota
Cricket clug of st. Paul tomorrow on the
local grounds, Thirty mines street and Bryant
avenue. Minneapolis won the first game and
the players confident of victory this time
They will put their strongest team in the
field, which will be selected from the fol-
lowing: H. W. S. Richards (captain), W.
swarbrech, A. E. Wooan, G. Swarbrech, R.
q. Macgregor, e. Goodwin, G. Hull, John Burt,
G. Daniels, s. c. Mcmillan. r. T. Sloane w
Wade, w. Sphinx, l.. Williams and w. Wlmot
A joint meeting will be held by both clubs
after the game to discuss the annual cricket
tournament to the held at Winnipeg the week
commencing July 81. 1902, in which teams will
be represented from Chicago, Manitoba, Min
nesota, St. Louis, Omaha and Denver. Ad-
mission Is free tomorrow.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-13
Births.

Duncan-Mr. and Mrs A.NW., 12o West
sloanNMr. ana MRS George. lis seven
teenth avenue boy
Wunderlich-Mr. and Mrs. Carl r., 314
Seventh street boy
Dixon--Mr. and Mrs. Bernard, 1131 Third
aven,le S .....:..::......::... boy and girl
Caswell-Mr. and Mrs Alexis, 1871 Ken s.
wood boulevard boy
Lndborg-Mr. and Mrs. John, ABB Colfax
Klmacek-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, 3047 Cali
,Kenzie-Mr: and Mrs. Lewis Harry, 62a
Anderson-Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.. Sl5
Buchanan street NE ......................bo boy
Coulter-Mr. and Mrs. George A., 252o
Cedar avenue girl
Williams-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O., 2511
Polk street NE acknowledgements. girl
Andcrson-Mr. and Mrs. Gust j., 2307
Twenty second avenue s ................g girl
Brewer-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, 744 Pierce
: street NE ......................... boy
olson-Mr. and Mrs. Anton. 2s1S Fourth
street N .Sfrl
Fisher-Mr. and Mrs. Fred, 2492 Second
He1nke-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin, 2sos Ere
savage-Mr. and Mrs. E. S.. 1918 Unfver-
sity avenue Sc ........................ girl
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-13
GOLF
1.

The second round of match play for the
woman's metropolitan golf championship at
the Essex Country club at Orange, N. j.,
yesterday, was notable for the remarkably
fast ,golf played by the present champion,
Miss Genevieve Hecker. Her card of 4 for
the IS holes is probable the bast made in this
country by a woman.
Three Of the holes were not played out,
but the approximated score was reckoned on
the holing of short puts in each case.
II Miss Heckers opponent yesterday was Miss
Ruth Underhill, who, in the last two annual
tournaments, has played the champion in the
finals. Miss Hecker led steadily after the
second green, and when the match was An
ished at the twelfth green, Miss Underhil had
not5won, a hole. She won, however, one of the
bye holes in the play off.
On the other side OF th tournament Mrs.
William A. Hippen beat Miss G. G. Willis
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-13
WITH THE EQUINES

Nearly all of the Suburban candidates at
sheepshead Bay were put through their work
yesterday. Gold Heels, with Wonderly up
went mile and a quarter in 2:10 and had
plenty to spare. -.
Pentecost covered the distance in 2:11h and
his performance was impressive that John
Madden was more than pleased. Blues and
Herbert showed the same distance in 2:11,
while Reina was contented with 2:16, the
easiest kind of task. Monograph was sent
over mile and half in 2:46 Sadie S. and
Roehampton. went along at an easy pace.
Advance Guard is just as fine as ever, but
he will not be asked to do too much In the
time that remains before going to the post
Contend has shown all OF his speed in work
and will surely start, his owner says. From
what could be learned to-day, the field Sat
urdaY will be composed Of the following:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-13
BOWLING

A big northwestern Iowa bowling tourna-
ment has been arranged for June .26 and n.
It will be held at Sioux Rapids and promises
to bring together some of the best bowling
teams in the northwestern part of the state.
Twelve games will be played each day and the
following towns and cities will be represented
in the contests: Rockwell City, Ro1fe, Eagle
Grove and Soiux Rapids. The following is the
schedule of the games: ~ ,'
June g. Rolfe Rockwell City, Eagle
Grove vs.. Sioux Rapids; Rockwell City VS..
Eagle Grove. June q, Sioux Rapids VS..
Rolfe Rockwell City VS.. Sioux Rapids, Rolfe
vs.. Eagle GroYe. ..-.. Z
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-13
BASEBALL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Hallman and Clingman came to the res
cue of the brewers in the fifth inning
yesterday afternoon at Milwaukee,, and
batted out the run needed to tie the
millers' score. Rain stopped the game
in the next round, when Minneapolis had
q man on second and one out.
Elliott made poor beginning In the
first inning, passing two men to first.
Runkle's failure to cover his ground on
Lynch's hit filled the bases, and then
Lynch and Werden were doubled on the
latter's hit, but Byers meanwhile got
home with the first run. In the third
Ryers. Phyle and Werden hit safely, and
Bourgeois let Werden's swat get past him,
Byers and Phyle scoring on the play.
Wilmot made a switch in his lineup,
giving Quillin chance to nurse his bad
knee. Zalusky was sent to shortstop,
and Byers caught good game, besides
getting a brace of SINGLES, 4 The score:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-13
. Northern League.
Fargo 6, Grand Forks 8. =;
Winnipeg Z, Devils Lake 2.
Won der Ahe in Court.

Resplendent in white waistcoat and Pana-
ma hat Chris Won Der Abe, the hero OF three
marital mistakes and erstwhile baseball mag
nate, was the central figure in his latest do
mestic tragedy yesterday in the St. Louis
police court. He had caused the arrest of
julius Kaiser and James Finnegan, his wife 5
brother and brother-in-law, on charges of
trespass. He averred that when he came
home one evening every door was locked
against him and the defendants were inside
with his wife. ~.
temper and the court had to caution him.
Then he apologized profusely and &humbly.
Mrs. Won Der Abe testified that she owned
the house at the time Of the alleged trespass
and the court dismissed the case Immediately.
/''Vell, got der house now. already" was
Chris only comment. .E ...