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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

Thufston, Dakota, Antelope. Pierce, Knox,
cedar. Dixon, Wayne.
s. York, Seward, Polk, Butler.
2, Clay, Fillmore. Saline, Nuckolls,
% franklin. webster, Phelps, Kearney,
II Hamilton. Hall, Howard. Merrick,
u Dawson. Buffalo, sherman, Custer,
Paha, Boyd. Wheeler. GARFIELD. Dawes,
Box Butte, Sheridan. Sioux, Grant, Hooker.
Thomas, Valley, Greeley, Blaine, Loup.
IA. SCOTS Blum, Banner. kimball, Chey-
enne, Deuel., Logan, Mcpherson, Perkins,
Is Chase, Hayes, Hitchcock. Dundy, Red
Willow, Furnas, Harlan, Frontier Gosper.
In the Third district there shall be six
Judges; Fifth districts three judges; In the
judges each and In the other districts there
shall be one judge each.
The other bills reported by the sitting
committee are; s...
8. F, Undertaking the treatment Of de-
8. f. 246-To establish a uniform system
of keeping time throughput the state.
3. f. 23~S-Judgment shall be a lien on
real estate Of the Judgment debtor from thu
S. +. 20-Regulating the organization Of
mutual insurance companies.
g. f.. 2~54-AlQwing insurance companies
organized in the state to r%einsure their
s. II. 2i9-Deinlng cultivated lands.
S. +. ISProvidipg for notices to be given
In adopting children.
g. F. ,1a-Hastings warehouse and ele-
IS. f. 1ss-compelling railroads to sell
1000 miles tickets to any person, to be used
by any member of the family of the pur-
chaser. 60. ~, - e. 7-~
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
TO CONTROL MERGER CASES
minnesota Legislature IKE Up the
matter and VIII Endeavor to
Enact Law.

ST. PAUL, March 26.-Duplieate bills
were introduced in sthe two houses Of
the legislature today to make possible some
sort OF control in the so-called merger
matter. as affecting corporations now ex-
listing.
One bill prohibits the holding OF meet
ings Of Minnesota corporations for the
election Of officers outside the state; a
second amends the present law as to for
eign corporations owning property and do
Ing business in Minnesota to require that
public offices be maintained within the
state, where papers may be served; and
the third provides that corporations or
ganized in other states may not vote the
stock Of any Minnesota corporation OF
which they have become the owner until
a resident agent has been named on whom
summon or other papers may be served.
The general purpose is to make possible
the service OF papers.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
oUARRELING OVER A TIARA
Partisan SAvants Are in Doubt as to
Real Value of Relic of Antiq-
uity I'm the Louvre.

PARIS, March 26.-The savants are still
quarreling over the authenticity OF the
tiara saitapharnes," which is among the
collection OF antiquities in the Louvre
museum here. The matter came up in the
senate today in connection with the credits
for the ministry Of fine arts, when the
minister of fine arts, replying to a ques-
ton, stated that the tiara was one Of a
number Of antiquities purchased some years
ago by the Louvre museum authorities In a
single lot for 500, 900. The reputable ex-
perts then pronounced 1t to be genuine.
Recently doubts ave been thrown upon the
tiara's authenticity and competent experts
are now making a thorough investigation.
The tiara has meanwhile been withdrawn
from exhibition.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
VAST CONTINENT IN SOUTH
Pole is Surrounded by Land, Much of
1t made Up of Lofty
AZ Mountains.

LONDON, March 26.-President Mark
ham of the Royal Geographical society,
commenting on the achievements of the
British Antarctic ship Discovery, says 1t has
been proved conclusively that the greater
part OF the Antarctic region is a vast con-
%tinent.- t,. -r'
Captain Scott, the commander of Dis
covery, penetrated 100 miles further south
than any previous explorer, and discovered
an extensive mountainous region, hitherto
absolutely unknown, extending to $500
south. He thinks this indicates that the
land stretches to the pole in a series OF
very lofty mountains. which is considered
to be far the most important geographical
result ever achieved in Antarctic e~xplora-
lions.
Discovery wintered 400 miles further
south thar any vessel had previously win
tered.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
CARTRUSIlNS MUST LEAVE
Application Of Monks to Remain in France
IL Den ed.
DEMONSTRATION FOLLOWS THE ACTION
French Chamber of Deputies Ignore
Arguments that the Organization
Uses Its Funds Solely to
Assist the Poor.

PARIS, March 26.-The Chamber OF Depu-
ties today completed the governments pro-
gram regarding the male religious orders
which applied for authorization to remain
In France, refusing by a large majority
the application Of the Carthusian monks,
who were separated from the other orders
as forming a class apart, they being en-
ployed in manufacturing a cordial. Theirs
is the wealthiest order in France.
Able Lemiere spoke today on behalf Of
the monks, urging that they spread their
benefactions in the country around the
monastery and that the money made by
their industry was freely distributed to
the poor. The true reason that the order
was driven from the country, said the
speaker, was that It was feared that their
money was used for political purposes. This
was untrue.
Premier Combs replied that the argu-
ments in favor of the Carthusian monks
could be reduced to the assertion that the
order does good and that the decision
against them would be painfully received
by the country. His opinion was absolutely
different. The Carthusian monks live under
the same regime as the other orders and
should be treated in the same way. They
should not be favored because they we're
rich.
1t had been urged that their departure
would cause a serious loss to the Depart
ment Of Isere, in which their monastery is
situated. But the chamber must not be
guided by considerations Of material in
~terest. 1t was debasing religion to associ-
ate 1t with commercial enterprises.
It was asserted that the Carthusian
monks did not NEEDLE in politics. They
have not meddled openly with drums and
trumpets, like the other orders, but they
conducted an active propaganda against the
republic. The superior general of the
Carthusian order signed a recent pamphlet
urging all citizens not to pay their taxes
and to boycott the republican officials.
The chamber then by a vote Of SSs to 2S1
refused to discuss the application for au-
thorization and adjourned.
During the session an attempt was made
to demonstrate in favor Of the Carthusian
monks. Some 200 persons gathered in the
street In front of the Chamber of Deputies
and began cheering for the monks. The
gates were promptly closed and the guard
turned out. The police dispersed the crowd.
The superior and four sisters Of the
Order Of the Little Sisters Of the Assump-
tion appeared before the correctional police
today on the charge of violating the law
Of associations The superior was sentenced
to a fine Of $50 and the sisters to $40 each,
Their departure from the court was the
occasion for a demonstration in their, favor
and a counter demonstration Fiv hundred
persons surrounded the carriage carrying
the sisters, half cheering them, while the
others shouted Long live the republic"
A priest who was prominent among the
demonstrators was arrested. The police
dispersed the crowd. 81,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
RUMoRS OF GREAT CHANGES
New York Central, Il is Alleged, is TO
lave a Warm stirring Up
Among It's OmciaIs.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 26.-The Albany
Journal says tonight:
A most interesting rumor is in circulation
in railroad circles which, II 1t msterializes,
will AFFECT the most prominent officials Of
the New York Central railroad.
Report has it that w. S, Brown, third
vice president Of the road, is to have full
charge Of the Vanderbilt system, with
headquarters in Chicago. A. p. Smith, gem
eral superintendent Of the road, is to sue
coed Mr.. Brown and ]. p. Bradheld, as
sistant general superintendent. is to take
Mr.. Smiths place. G. F. Smith, the gem
eral passenger transportation agent, will
fill the duties now being performed by Mr..
Bradfeld. The successor to c. F. Smith
has not been mentioned.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
500 Line to Build Extension.

MINNEAPOLIS. March 26.-President
Lowry of the 500 railroad announced today
that his company would build a 2OO-mils
extension this summer north from Glen
wood. MIMI, into the White Earth reser-
walton country. While this will open up an
unsettled country to the Twin Cities, It is
an invasion OF what the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific have regarded as their
territory, and the announcement is looked
On as a declaration OF war by the 500 on
the Northern Securities merger interests.
The 500 authorities are much ~perturbed by
the efforts which they charge the merger
people are making to prevent their securing
terminal facilities in St. Paul, and It is I'M
derstood that they expect to build other
extensions into merger territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
jamaican. Abandon reciprocity.

KINGSTON. Jamaica, March 26.-At to-
days session Of the legislature the gov
ernor, Sir Augustus Hemming. announced
that the proposed reciprocity convention
with the United States had been abandoned
owing to representations from Washington
that It was hopeless to expect its ratinca-
ton by the United States senate. The ia
maican reciprocity convention is one OF the
conventions made By the United States
with the several British West Indian coll
onies. and although the life OF the treaty
has been extended several times they have
never been brought to a vote in the United
States senate.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
HARTMAN OBTAINS HELP
Southern Pacinc OmciaIs VIII swear
Union PaOiAc Road is Not" s.
80 UnduIy aided "a F.N.,

NEW YORK, March 26.-The officers Of
the Southern Pacific. who left California
early this week to come east, are coming
to give evidence next Wednesday in the
Taylor Injunction, in Kentucky to prevent
the Union Pacific voting its SOC, 900 shares
of Southern Pacific stock at the annual
meeting on April 8.
These officials, incluing J. C. Stubs,
general TRAFFIC manager, will be placed
upon the stand to testify against the claim
OF the compliments that business is being
diverted to the Union Pacific from the
Southern Pacific.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
CRUISE FOR PRACTICE ONLY
President Obliged 20 Decline Invita-
tiOn to send Squadron to
Kiel I'm June.

BERLIN, March 26.-Ambassador Tower
today landed to Foreign Secretary Won
Richthonen Secretary Hays dispatch ex-
pressing President Roosevelt's appreciation
of Emperor williams invitation TO him to
send the North Atlantic squadron to Kiel
during the yachting week in June.
Mr.. Hay explained that the cruise wal
for practice purposes only; that the
squadron will not touch at any port on the
mainland OF Europe, and that the voyage
eastward win only be extended so far as
the Azore islands.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

ct. PETERSBURG, March 2e.-The Of
"details of the Russian foreign ONCE char
a%cterize the report published by a news
agency in the United States yesterday that
a thousand men were killed recently In
battle on the Turco-Persian frontier be-
tween hostile tribes Of Kurds, a pre-
posterous untruth." They say insignificant
tribal disturbances are frequent on the
frontier, but that no lighting has occurred
recently on the frontier.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
cIergymen Are Punished.

STOCKHOLM, March ga telegram re-
ceived here from Helsagfors, Finland, an
nounces that forty-three clergymen have
simultaneously been deprived Of their liV-
ing because they refused to corporate with
the authorities in carrying out the new
military service law. TIL seminary OF the
national school teachers at sordavaia has
been closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
Keene Gets Some Proxies.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 26.-Local stock
brokers have been instructed by James r.
Keene to send proxies to as many Of the
stockholders OF the Southern Pacific as
possible. and report today that a large num-
Der of proxies have already been secured.
Just how much Southern Pacific is held in
this city cannot be stated, but it is con-
coded that a generous block OF the stock lie
held by San Francisco brokers or residents
Of this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

reduced or made optional. They still hope
the governor will transmit a recommended
ton Of this character to the house. Repre-
sentative Thompson today, in speaking Of
the proposition, said he thought this change
was positively essential to the best inter-
ests Of the state. The governor tonight
informed a correspondent for The Bee that
he wanted further time in which to con-
slider this proposition.
Deadlock on Carpet Bills.
The senate committee on accounts and
expenditures has offered the Hardy Furni-
ture company $1S7 In payment of a bill for
$3.50 for carpets. Mr.. Hardy refused to ac-
cept the offer and there the matter rests.
He appeared before the committee tonight.
Today Mr.. Hardy met with the house COM
mittee, and that body allowed all Of his bill
Of 81, 760 except the $3.50 for carpets pur-
chased for the senate chamber and oom-
mittee rooms by Secretary Of State Marsh.
This item was left to the senate commit
tee. 1t is said the committee has secured
prices in Lincoln and Omaha for the grades
Of carpets furnished that are much lower
than the Hardy price, and for that reason
has refused to indorse his bill. Mr.. Hardy
said that he would not accept the s1S7, pre-
ferring to take nothing IL his bill was not
allowed.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
spain Keeps Up It's Army.

MADRID. March ga cabinet council
under the presidency OF the king was held
today ana adopted the military estimates
Of $50, 800, 900. The effective strength OF the
army is axed by the war minister at 10000
men.
The king signed a decree dissOIving the
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
Telegraph Lines Are interrupted.

NEW YORK, March 26-The central Of
fee OF the Western Union Gable company
reports that the Dominican land lines are
interrupted and MESSAGES 70 that republic,
Curacao and Venezuela are subject TO de-
lay. Messages arc transferred by express.
TTafic 10 the Dominican republic Is sub
ject TO censorship.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
Milwaukee pirectors stay at Rome

NEW YORK. March 25.-No meeting of
the Chicago. Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul directors
was held today owing to the absence Of a
gu rum. 1t is probable that the next
meeting will not be held until April.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

cortes and ordering the elections for the
chamber to be held April rs, and those for
the senate May 10. The cortes will reas-
semble on May is.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

s, F. 1ss. Warmers judicial appointment
bill. Is second on the list; reported for gem
eral file by the sitting committee. II divides
the statesinto districts as follOwst
L johnson, Pawnee, richardson Ne
maha.. t f -
2. otoe. cass, sarpy.
8 Douglas. Washington. Burt (slx
judges). ~
A. Jefferson, Gage.
8. Lancaster, Saunders.
6 Platte. ColfaX. Dodge.
T. Boone, Madison. stanton. Cunning,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27

the Brady bill was placed on general hls
or indefinitely postponed. as the siftiHk
.eommittee had already placed the Ramsey
bill on It's list for passage. He thought the
senete was wasting time in discussing the
matter. p
The minority report was adopted. with
the following voting against e.: Beghtob
Day. Gifen, Hall Of Douglas and Meredith.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-27
N Session.

N1A N@@41 49, ~ ~
to get in amendments. 81
Several clerical amendments were
adopted and others not clerical were voted
down. The committee then arose and An
derson moved that its report be adopted.
Coney offered as a substitute hat the
committee report be not ooncurred in re-
garding section SO. and he then offered the
LOOMS amendment to be added to 1t. Brady
seconded it. Harrison moved the previous
question. This carried, with Brady and
Cofey voting against it and twenty-five
voted for IT,. Coffey's motion was lost.
While Others were scrambling for reeog-
milton, Harrison moved that the report Of
the committee of the whole be adopted and
the motion carried.
The senate again went into committee Of
the whole, with Gifen Of Dawson in the
chair, to consider bills on general file. The
committee made the following report:
s. F. 229, to repeal section relating TO
contracts in writing by real estate agents;
indefinitely postponed.
II. r. 81, charters for cities OF the first
class, and II. r. 800, the Omaha charter
bill, were advanced to a third reading. Hall
OF Douglas opposed advancing the Omaha
charter bill.
The committee appointed to investigate
the management Of the labor commission
reported this morning and recommended
that the once be not abolished.
Senate adjourned at 8 o'clock.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-06-25
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The board of assessors have finished
making up the Rutland grand list for
1908. In this list the real estate tig-
ures at s57, 6I9. 05, the personal prop
erty at s16 SIS. As, and there are 1881
polls. making the total grand list of
the city. $50 O59. 80 This is a gain Of
s572. "a over last year. There is de-
crease Of 90 polls, which is accounted
for by the new law of exemptions.
Henry NJ. Still, a lineman in the
employ Of the Consolidated Electric
company, was electrocuted June 10
while moving an arc light in Burling-
ton. Still climbed a pole on the oppo-
site side of the street to make the con-
uection with tho main wire, when one
foot came in contact with a live wire
sending the current through his body.
Frark Raines, Of Swanton, aged
about 20, With his brother George
was hunting wcodchucks Saturday
forenoon. He rested his gun against
tree ami his brother accidentally
struck the gun with his foot, dis
charging the weapon. The charge en-
tered Raine's left side and hip inHict-
ing dangerous wound, but is rot
likely to prove fatal. He has wife
and one child,
O. Vernon Badger, II years Of age,
and Harley Sun, aged 81, pleaded
guilty in the Montpelier city court
Saturday afternoon to recent burglar
les. Badger was sentenced to not less
than three or more than four years,
and Sun to not less than three and
one half nor more than four years in
state prison at Windsor. Badger ad
nitted breaking into five business
places.
The National bank of Barre last
week declared an extra dividend OF
$40 a share to stock holders, payable
from the profits Of the bank. Tuis
extra dividend is in no wise connect
ed With regular ssmi-annual dividends
payable July and January l, and the
stockholders who this week received
this bonas Of $50 will receive their
regular dividend July l. After pay
ing this dividend the bank still has a
Surplus and undivided profits Of $26,
600. The capital stock Of the bank is
100000.
Over SearsbuTg way many are spend
ing all their spare time in trying to
solve a problem Of relationship. The
facts Of the case are that a Mr.. Phil
lips recently married a Mrs Towne Of
Stamford, nearby town. Mrs
Towne 8 first husband was an uncle Of
Mr. Phillips, and this made her his
aunt. Mr.. Phillips 6rst wife was
her sister, and that made her his sis
ter in-law. Now that they have be
cone man and wife their relationship
seems to be exceedingly intricate.
Walter II. Bayley of South Peach
am, this state, has been committed to
jail in Woodsville, n. H., in default
OF $1,000 bail, to await trial on the
charge OF forgery. Bayley was in
dicted for forgery in Vermont in 1900,
and upon conviction was sentenced to
a three years term in the Vermont
state prison He was pardoned last
October. II is alleged that at the time
OF the Vermont forgeries he also
passed worthless paper on New Hamp-
shire banks, and it was the testimony
of officers of these institutions which
led TO this indictment and arrest.
Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-06-25

The last legislature placed bounty
of 30 cents on every hedgehog killed.
Returns to State Auditor Graham
show that 1000 hedgehogs have been
killed already, for which the state viii
pay $21OO. Windsor county leads with
record of 1858, Chittenden being
next with record of 1O6l. In Wind
ham county 434 have been killed. The
"banner" town is Groton with 1863,
Roxbury being next with 252.