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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-04-28
Some Of Presidents EplgTams,

Illustrious memories Of nations
past are but curses II they serve the
men Of the nation at present as ex-
cuses for shlrking the problems OF
today.
shame to It II II treats the glori-
Gus deeds OF generation that went
before az an excuse for Its own fall
ure to do the peculiar task 1t hnds
ready at hand.
But more than the law. far more
than the administration Of the law,
far more depends upon the individual
quality of the average citizen.
Each of us at times needs help
ing hand.
No one quality will get us out Of
any difficulty,
1t lies upon ourselves to determine
our own fate.
But virtue Of a purely cloistered
type, the virtue that sits at home in
its own parlor, does not count.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-04-28
lNSULAR PESTS GAIN GROUND
Cholera and Plague Both RavaEe
American Philippine
IaIanda

MANILA, April 27.-Cholera is again
threatening the island OF Luzon. The out
break in the Camarines apparently is
spreading northward. The Csgayan valley
is infected. and It is feared the recru-
descence will extend over all the islands.
Past epidemics have generally lasted over
three years.
There have been 1O1 cases of bubonic
plague, mostly among natives and Chinese,
In Manila since January and the plague is
apparently gaining ground.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-04-28
OMAtA--WELCOME PRESIDENT--NEBRASKA

From Grand Island to Omaha His ROuts
Is an Ovation.
PEOPLE CROWD STATIONS TO CHEER HIM
Reception Such as Delights the Heart Of
Our Strenuous Pres dent.
NOTES SIGNS OF GENERAL PROSPERITY
oOngratulatss People Of State on Their
Material Well Being,
DAYS PROGRAM FULL OF BUSY HOURS
Grand Island. Hastings, Lincoln, Free
mont and Omaha All Have Visits
and Many other Points
Have stops.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-04-28
OIier Loses His job.

IRON. o., April 27.-Chairman owen and
Secretary Bishop OF the State Board OF
Arbitration came here yesterday and set
tied the cement strike after a conference.
The oiler, on whose account the strike was
declared was discharged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-04-28

HAVANA. April 27.-General Vasquez
former president of the republic OF santo
Domingo, landed at Guantanamo, Cuba
today, from a Dominican gunboat.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-04-28

plause that greeted him from every man.
woman and child. AS the president reached
his carriage he found himself the target Of
an array of cameras. Observing them,
he smiled and then took a seat with his
back to the artists, who were compelled
to grab their instruments and run for an e
other setting
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-04-28
Ready to conenIate America.

LONDON, April 2s-The st. Petersburg
correspondent OF the Daily Telegraph says
Russia is ready to make a special arrange
ment with the United States in regard TO
opening ManehuTia TO American products
4 The Russian government has resolved 20
perseyere to the end. the CORES pondent
continues. aud will only recoil before actual
hostilities. Russia does not apprehend
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1903-04-28
Commercial Privileges in interior Are to b
Common Property
BIG TRADE is RAILWAYS CHIEF An
Goods Of All Countries will Be Carried or
Same Basis
REPORTED DEMANDS ANSWERED IN DETAll
some Points Are Denied Outright and
Others Explained as Inocuous Pro-
pOsals Designed 60 Insure
safety in statu quo.
ALL NATIONS TO Be TREATED ALIKE

ST PETERSBURG, April 27.-The Rus
sian foreign once has explained or denied
the eight demands made on China regard
ing Manchuria.
Regarding the whole negotiations, which
have been dragging on since January the
foreign ONCE says:
There is nothing directed in any manner
egainsts the interests of the other powers
or their commerce. others enjoy the same
rights Of commerce In the interior as we.
or the towns not opened to trade the rail
way will carry Russian and foreign goods
alike through the country; but, we or theIy,
cannot sell them In unopened towns. IL
the towns are opened all will be benefited
alike. II is in the railways interests to
demand the widest possible developments
of trade The pourpaleurs contain multi
tudinous decisions which were not foreseen
when the evacuation was decided upon.
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(cOntinued on Second PsgsJ
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France Finds Excuses.

PARIS. April 2T.-The view prevails here
that the power having political antagonisms
toward Russia are responsible for the pres
ent Rgaitation. II is stated that Russia's
demands do not mean d termination OF the
open door policy but only a continuation
under Russian administration Of similar re-
strictions now imposed by China
In government quarters unmistakable
sympathy with the Russian attitude is
shown. II is claimed that Russian inter
esta In Manchuria and its proximity 20
Siberia entitle Russia to take supervisory
steps.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

giuuod and as the amount nsfketed L,
january WAS only $500, coo Ii viii hN
seen that there are POO, % bales held In
the interior without consi1enAg the uum-
oluer words, We mention these facts 10
prove that u the necessary demand exist.
90 ana There was no Interference Of tpaf-
ne the amount mnrkcted could be very
heavy such being the case We do mot
helleNe The current movement Is nur cri
teilon ot the size OF tho crop, az the rec-
ords show that during the nast ave years
crops are moving slower -ach year, being
uuo 20 the prosperity or the Sonth. Inn.
proved banking facilities IN the Interior Bnd
q rhangc ia the business methods Of OK
PnI.tlS amt merchants, who buy sparinglv.
owing 20 the absence III premiums. which
practically prevents their trading on n legit.
innate basis Irrespective of the vnrious
features sentiment Is IN favor of the artl-
cie. and unless recCipts increase decidedly
there may be a further Improvement
II q T.. Beer
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STON WHOLESALE MARKET

stock on the market, and prices consequent.
ly are lower
Celery is In fair demand at 60 to IS cents
per bunch.
The potato market is due aud the move.
mcnt is good, quotations now being at so
TO s. cents per bushcl
California onions have advanced from ~
to cents per pound and are IA good de-
mand.
The butter trade was very good yester-
day the high grades being I'm the best de-
mnnd. Prices are firm and unchanged
There was good sale on eggs at the
usual prices
Ponltry is still very scarce, with dc
mand that can NOT be supplied Prices are
advancing and viii 90 higher II no relief
is found for the short supply
The Harry weissinger Tobacco company
Of Louisville, Ky, has sold out to the Con-
tinentul Tobacco company. ana the prod
uct Of tho Weissneer factory has been re-.
duced to the retail trede / cent per pound,
but the wholesalers get no reduction but
must sustain loss in thelr profits.
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GrImen Countv Asaociation.

Nayusota, Texas January G.-Judge j C.
Mcdonald Jr.. called the proposed county
bo. weeyn cCiiTeution to order In the city
hall this afternoon, with a number Of plant.
ors present He thought that this vast
country should not give up 90 just little
hug and he dld not think IL would prevail
long against the ingenuity Of the American
citizen This WIS proposed to be Il county
AFFAIR. aud after this was formed like IN
situations would be formed In the various
; Judge Mcdonald wac elected chairman Of
the association and John ii Kenuard WAS
made secretary.
Letters from the state organization on
the methods OF eStcuminuting the boil
weevil we're read and discussed The cen
trail committee desired that each county
contribute 10 HE fight ! cent for each bale
of cotton raised In the county in the year
1900
Ewing Norwood was elected treasurer.
The chairman was Instructed ~ appoint
in each precinct q suitable man to orgauize
Moved and carried that each precinct be
entitled TO ten delegates IN county con-
yputOns when called. but Mt the same time
the meetings be open go all Interested.
By motion the organization was chris
tened the Grimes County Boil Weeyil asso-
citation.
The association adjourned. subject TO call
Of the president
Judge Mcdonald appointed Or, J. H.. Mac
10 organize this precinct lie called the
nectnE 70 ofutf auu W ~ 'l'"h "Hns
elected president He hoped there would
be better attendance hereafter; that every
man I'm Crimes county was vitality interest
ed. regardless Of color, religion or politics,
aud he was sorry thar some of the business
men Of Nayasota had not found this out
NJ l.. O. Andrews was elected secrB airy
and Ewing Norwood treasurer.
This body was termed Precinct No. B..
lodge OF the county association Tie pur-
pose az the organization was general good,
no admission fees and no hereaft fees.
The next meeting WAS called fuI Friday,
/ January l6 IN the CITY han at O'Clock
! Everybody Is urged to he present.
The following resolution was passed:
ne II Resolved That this association re-
/ quest the representative Of Grimes county
! and the senator from this senatorial district
! 10 call up and press with as much Ugor az
I possible any measure or measures looking
/ toward the determination OF the Mexican
! boil wtcvil and adequate working appro'
] nriafion for the STATE entomollElst.
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tr prices a. thc best reason fol avoiding
cnga gemcuts 10 deliver cotton until tuu
planters SCH and the movement increases.
Thus with every one bull the only
danger appears to be from IN increased
movement lending TO realiznuons upon a
one sided market or heavy oncrings ftom
India TO the continental mills We re.
oelved a wire from our New Orleans core
spondent. saying Advance caused by
shorts covering"
Liverpool is due to be q points NJ 10
morrow, ktchnrd Cooke " No
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IN. cItu IAN for Nayagota.

Nnvusota, IcNas JaHaar .. lhe c.ty
council held an extended session last night.
and among other matters contracted for pur-
chases Of 100 feet OF the Hyman property
on the coruer of McAipiue aud La sale
streets, price S245O. x y. ,steeit' atchlieel,
OF Houston was employed TO dfuW plans
and specifications for d city hai Hihldiug
10 cost about Sil,00O.
Captain John WHEY presented MS reslgaR-
tnu as street commissioner. II was ac-
crpted and sam Madeley was elected,
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nlamonds Recoyefed II t1ousLon.

Fort Worth, Texas, january D. Az Ray.
detective, returned from Houston today.
where he succeeded Ia recovering ,llee dilf
m0nd rings valued st 500. Durils tAs su'i-
days Mrs L. 81. Baker of Fort NpIth 5lsi
three rings n diamond brooch aha a falu-
able gold watch were stolen from hcf ~
woman. Tie brooch and Wateh we've no.
recovered No arrests were mode Ia lgoua-
ton The value OF all tie articles Vac allat
SSO0
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The Oil Market.

Transactions Were Small and Prices
Were About as Usual
The transactions on the Houston OIL aud
STOCK Exchange were light yesterday but
the bidding was active. Buying orders are
IN excess OF the selling orders as It APP
pears that holders OF stocks are not free
TO turn loose at the low prices prevailing
Three stocks were dealt IN, the prices paid
FOR them being about &C the usual figures
ON the same The sales were Us follows
shares. Price.
king Of Fl paso . 100 20
Independence .,......,...' @'VVJ wa
Beatty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oiuu1 WA
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CarniII 8 Richardeon's Letter.

Houston, Texas, January 6.-DurinG the
forenoon today cotton ruled weak on a
poor Liverpool oud heavy estimated receipts
for tomorrow mt Houston, prices IN New
York and New Orleans selling about s
points under last night, close, with longs
uQuidatlng freely, but on this dccliuc heavy
buying came into tine market, principally
from the old Wall street crowd In New
York and large bu interests In New or
leans, carrying values upward with a
strong market ruling 10 the close Not
wlthstaudiug that thc county was offer
lug spots freely on the decline ready buy
CTS were found and factors IN New orleans
were said to be asking early 8l6 over bld
prices for spots i'm that market and during
the afternoon succeeded In getting quota
lions. The census report, after being thor
ou1hly digested in detail was found 10 be
q more buIish document than thought yes.
to-day, especially that part which refers
to Texas and Indian Territory, where II
seems round bales were counted AZ whole
bales, making the estimated total yieid
about 10000 bales New York closed
. to q points higher than yesterday, New
Orleans to S higher. Spots were quoted
j rs lower In Galveston, unchanged else
Liverpool closed Z TO ~ points loweg
than yesterday, and is due to he to y
The market mas every appearance of
again being on very firm basis, and ready
to- respond quickly to bullish influences. ana
while the majority of the trade are IN.
clncd to believe that the next upward
wave will carry prices to 9 cents, we are
still OF The opinion that this Is n scalp
ing market. and that profits on long cotton
shopld be taken on the advances and pur-
chases only made ON periodical deprossions.
The New Orleans cotton exchange VIII
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NJ s. Ross chnnter D. b. q.

Bryan, Texas, January 0.--L. 5. E2ss
chapter Daughters OF the ConfeGeracy, mas
elected officers for the ensuing year Is t4i
lows; Mrs j D. West president; airs.
a. Lee, hrst vice president; Mrs. "a, fAtAer,
second vice PRESIDENT; "A rs. ataitle snltt.A,
Mrs. Milton sims, corresponding. secretary.
and MISS st0ddnrd. hIstorlAn.
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Eees. PouLTRY ANo eUTTER.

st Louis. January q Poultry Higher.
chickens and springs Dia. turkeys l2M
i8: ducks ~ geese g. Butter-Steady.
creamery 23a2S; dairy 1SN22. Eggs
steady at 22ia. loss on
New York. January 6.--EeEs-- Receipts
2224S packages. state aud PENNSYLVANIA,
average best. "a: western fancy graded
-; poor to prime 2od25; refrigerated Ia
Kansas City. January 6. Eggs-Tresh
20lh
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kcTIylTY
VAS SHOWN YESTERDAY.
Il. Now in a Good Condition,
| Are We'll Supplied and
i outlook Is Good.

l,bolesale market showed only
hIrlty yesterday. but the out
tness IS good and local dealers
an influx OF orders from out
well as some improvement
The market now is in fairly
l,,tb good supplies Of fruit aud
hand and shipments Of fresh
b. every day.
l. Of inc Colorado box apples
Friday and are selling well at
\.
lrood supply Of california navel
sopd which are selling at 50 to
b.,
,Ino bananas was received yes
IN throws an oycrsuppiy Of ripe
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Carglu & Richardson.
U N. Wisner & Ca.Is Letter.

Houston, Texas january G.-An unfayor.
able Liverpool, heavy liquidation and sell
Ing for short account caused lower values
Until noon, when bullish sentiment assert
ed itself and prices advanced quickly.
Sentiment this evening is universally In
favor of higher prices. and the popular
opinion is that when the census report ng-
ures aud their probable ultimate effect
have been fully dIgested by the world.
prices viii soar, and If subsequent events
prove the correctness OF their estimates
present values VIII appear very cheap and
that 1O-cent cotton is amongst the posi-
biiities.
The opinion prevails that q prominent
operator induced heavy liquidation and
short sales ana now exhibits a different
attitude for the purpose Of milking the
market,
purchases on declines should prove pront.
able. aud caution on the Snort side seems
advisable.
Tho situation tonight looks Ike a bull
campaign was among the possibilities, with
occasional reactions
liverpool Is due TO be . to poluts high
or tomorrow. j. \. Nisner co.
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Dnucs AND CHEMICALS.

ouinine. 24d36c per ounce bottle; NOR
r,fre S2 25Gf2 so per ounce; cocaine - -
~ o,nce. horaS $40 per pound Ia lOOlb
pp0ck9ges; copperas 500. ln barrels, castor
oil. ST 20 per gallon IN 3-golion package,s f;
Slrohol 81 T0M8OO per gallon; sulphur
50 f5 per 100 lbs In harrcls alum, 312c per
Mound i'm barrels; snltpcter. g per pound
delivered Texas common railway points.
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ny keeping the liver active the system Is
cleansed of Impurities aud Is enabled 10
ward of diseases.
OXIDINE Is the best Liver and Maiarial
Tonic sold. Ask your druggist.
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Iares 10 favor OF Houston as a
not when the buyer consld-
pan :, ho derived from Hous.
rates he VIII hnd that' even
otnble figures at other markets
bn nrlca finally paid Is gener.
Y -. ara tboss ,ulino
iho Pi'''9 -. ~
Iton Wholesuic nielV""N''' "'u
daily.
HEAVY STAPLES.
loN g, e- Sor tcg. lion snot,
W. o ,.., ,'s' 81 "a
Extra short clear In sacks,
bars. l2leG t2asc; boxed, hc
= s'u''-. IL 49, ~ A' 49, -
io,r Ia harrals 45c. half par
oii' ~ '''
avn TIrs- Hnrrinr. 2.lb.
IN a. o. 4,.row Hos. iess than car
XXX Houston. Sl.l5.
| 10. 10. ! full weight, basis
Tper lh: ,pegiui sizes, pc higher;
Use. ms to quality.
star, fulI weight, 10l2ci Gran
|ght, Zoe, Electric Lights, 9lac;
SIC.
Portland S215n3 80; Rosen-
I2.UV. .. ~,
titlo ialg 'l4'4 rs; prime og
F12c: Corloya, l3l2c; roasted
buckle Afuhsa' bases iHi'l'
\, delivered Apex, llt2ri LION
I Seal Mocha ana Java In
pchn aud Java blend, 1.lb, cnlls'
tins. lsAe; . and Alb pals,
Anna Mocha ana java LID
Us -'V'p - cod, linn. i,,~o,
y rtons ~ non dol ,m o. OK Din N
,n creams , Sc; stage plonks' 6'sci
,utn''S' 49, ,l,,.. e,,o- tt,b
BasiS 4s'lo SACKS; fancy hlsh
Ptbird .ra1c - so d NJ ,'' sell ne
,li'l -,"u'' a s,.o' I'll 49,. 9'V ~ !,
igbe T's"''' NUT ~ "00'' i'0
|c GEO G % d = h ho min!
,nns MI ,. az N, s 7' w. ,c,, gnci,
'lcal ~ ~ ~ 'Achs' NV =; 1J 1H.
oa's, y, ~; tIl,l'la on ~ 81 Ltuu,,
~ S-''V' ia W heyc oalS' Sfz'J ~
CIV neat l'giD pa'hase' $i'ovi
. G2'lS' t t,a 80 co,, ,oun5s e6loa
l24all2Nc. q. ID cans, l,c high,
hs' 'sc A'shc'i SID cans IL
,-,.., -,...... ,... ,,a,1,-..
n9aatu' l9sgc' iahcy, I4A4lJc'
re o-
r. " barrel. ,...,5 500 9s per gaiia9a !
b lie; H. l2lh cans. extracted,
M s 81 dH Ssr lg hs,,,o,. coonorod
Is n.,.,., a,s..
"t'''N,'v' ,-l99ila, luI49 lSt ,
g. ~ 'Io'''' -'0t-uE' pure w.
S%n ,,,,r 49,, .c1-oo.
80 IN l,,Sl'' ~ tlls : UJnn,
5Jg,i a.. VIM, g. 'i 10, v ~ ~
g.,n ll't.i' 'fi' 80, J. ";
In u.at,,i," - No. W.
unS, N"g' a.. g - ~, W, la'W' ,1i,,.
d aEn' Nr'THl' oy50duoc' Iio lSll'
eoVc' lHhcA oysters, LID, O-oz,
r, 49,
y ~ ~ sa'4NIl kegs ~ ~; "
!, 30 i3'. igpblS, ~ oOH4 %
\ g4 .S'E,ie' ) 90; quarts, Amor
81 90; lq-gallou. So. 90: gallon,
d; l-ggllou hpyn0on 81 AZ
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Richard Cooke g. Co.'S Letter.

Houston Texas. January Estimates
for Houston and New Orleans tomorrow
27.o0O bales, against 10000 one year ago.
The census bureau Will, about the middle
Of March, issue final report OF the gin
uers. January s, being Jackson day, the
New Orleans exchange viii be closed
Meesrs. Hubbard Bros e Go. shy Of the
situation; Larger toklngs by splnuers
have reduced the visible supply sharply
below that Of last season, and as all OF the
different branches Of The trade planters
merchants aud spinners, are long OF cotton
I'M some form, the tendency 20 look Tor an
Advance prevails everywhere. Speculation
alone ls lacking, but the trade believes
tbat the strength of the market o. an al.
vance Of nearly 50 points from the low
polut of November VIII attract demand
from outside Interests ere long II IS uany
vears STAGE we have seen rhe trade 40
inlted M looSlng for higher prices and
notbing but an increase In the movement
Il likely 10 change this opinion. Even
those who In previous seasons have usual
IL been Identified with the view that the
stnpiv would exceed tho demand ARE now
eglrtiatlng nrog the disposition of planters
10 hold the balnEee Of their crops Tor high'
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OTHERS READ POST
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BOARD and ROOM.

NEWLY FURNISHED sunny room, with
nourd; private family; homo cooking to.
mnu aud wife OF, two gentlemen: modern
avenue.
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r. a. Binford Admitted Is Bsll.

Hampstead, Texas. January 1.rhe ex'
aminlng trial Of 4, A. Bmford. eharsed With
the killing Of DR., }. J. Arendnle, was held
at Waller yesterday before Judge Thomas
g. Ashford.
The defendant was allowed bail in the sutn
Of 5000, which he readily gaze and was
released from custody.
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FRUITS.

APPLES Ben Davis, buTel. Sc 50d4 co.;
wincSals and Jonathals 81 2jQ4 80.
BANANAS Loose, Sl3jMLJJ; packed,
$iJOm17J.
COCOANUrS Per sack, $500; less guam
titles, $40
CRANBERRlEs-Per crate, 50. 25G3.jo;
barrels. $tl .OO0i12 60.
LEMONS Mtssiuas, So 5QWf 90; Cali
forrlu. So 5Od3. a..
LINES Mexican, per basket, $110dl25.
ORANGES-Californio, per box, S3.Vv0
3 20.
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EDUCATIONAL.

HOUSTON BRANCH Of interstate system
for piano. graded course IN music; diplo-
mas given. Mrs Huckabee, teacher, ZOO
CAPITOL 10
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GOOD BOARD 81 per week, 300 L
ErMnnh.
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