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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
9ammarf og ct. 2u,&s 1tbitillin-

9en. @r. @illian Mrup, iom al
Sen banife 9fegjering er n0nm5nt til
9unrnarfs @enerolfon1islnr pao ct.
ltiszlloltillingen orbej6er be0bli=
penbe 111e6 Sper for 1annarfs 9el=
togelie / bette itore i1ber1raiionole
5tnpne. Torlt0en nog1e fien6te
fl1nltin6ultrielle Siruaer, iom ri tib-
ltgere far o1rtalt, beriblan6f Sc ito<
re bon1 1fe Eorcelloinsf fobrifer, 1rogle
1tcre Mpbelfabrifer o1p, bill 81 "a.
oglaa ct tdrre eteftrilf Tirno fa1nt
Sc 6anfe Stotsboner blibe reprnlen=
tere0e paa l16itilli1rgen. 9e fi61te
bil laa til 2Do for Sc ba11ife Dornp<
fer9er, iom 10 fi6t tages / 9jelpn al
Grofiffolf fra alle @er6e11s 2a1t6e.
Mo6eller at en- flor Dg lille Serge
pil blibe n6itille6e, og ser bill blibe
gipet Splpsninser nm Sc 1anife
6ergeforbin0elier. @e6ier-8or>
nemiin6e-guten ielpfblgelig life at
forglen1me. Mulig Gribobnen oe-
ioa u6itiller, og 1igelebes boaber
mon 10 paa, at Siniens 2Dsinititut
11too funne faa en l16Itilling.
Si( so a 100 nf 9annarfs 11e1t
fremragenoe &unitnere er Ger 1t6gaa.
ct Sn6bDoelie ont at 6eltage. Sc
for bber faaei ttlien6t alle nb6hen6t-
ge Srpfiager nte6 Splpsninger; en-
Gel bar ollerebe 111el6t, at 6e bar
2pit til at nbitilIe i St. 2ouis.
De ibenite 8to6e f(ager nugget
oper, at ser iffe enonu er a16nebnt
en- @eneralfonrisier for ben ibenffe
l16itilIing, og fremba0er Md6pen.
6igbe6en af at babe en- foaban off
ciel @epreierfa1t. st itort og an.
let StocfboImer-Mo6 ifrtber ben
9lnle0ning: v9unmorf bar 6enne
Gong Iigeiom iaa ofte fgr foregoaed
os ate6 ct efterfplgelfas @fs'
enlpel. Sen Donfte Negiering bar
n1e6 roif 8ei1utionube0 ittIlet
5pibien for l16itilltngsfouriieen Ell
@ererolfomiSier pg nueb Sa1fe for
|bboo 2an1ets fr6ltltrielle og for1mer'
cieIle sS1tteresier frnber, lt6iet 6erttl
en- Ma1t6, ion iiboer in6e nreb et
11tange1ioig praftif Grfarenbe6. 81
LEGION Dannrarf 1rteb fortien1tfnli
oieenbe6 bar fdrgd for at fot
Efeferberet en- Maos III en- eeen 8pe
ming poa ct. 9oaiS-r lltnget1
faaIe6es bar 111at1 o'efna Datn1tar'
inhief get ,1Dttttig agas dopenoige j q
l|el,e 1ettsrei ST
aali psb oer fan ireuu,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
Trpster @anana. 93egieringen

Trpster &anama. 9fegieringen
/ Columbia bar taget Sfribt til at
forebDgge, at 8nnonla uotrG6er al
Sen colu1nbiife Union. 9enor Obal-
Sta, Ser bleb l10nGpnt til @ltDernGr
of Eanoma forle6en er 1neget ben-
Zig lte1nt moo &anoI Sraftatel1, og
Bans l10ngpnelie anfeas iom cit Sure
for Sen rationale Notitif. Sorpp-
rigt ier Set u6 til at &egjeringen bir-
felig amer ltrao6 / Hanorra, og
Yresjen for0rer, at 6e1lor Sbol61u
bliber tilbagefol6t. 1000 5oloa.
ter er len6t til Sc Dtitrifter, bbor
Sprprsaon6en er lterfeit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

Sill Imerifa. sSngeniprerne
Mrel 8. $anen og Sborpa!o 2gben-
green fra &ipbenbopn er reiIte >neo
vl1nite6 @tates" til slnerita, nt.o-
beler oe banIfe 8lo6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

gicnHltbii soHpber
ben Srltgiii gierip1g ialt iat
m is 60 Ian
st ser:' Il ieli s5or. l
.arlfDriiss d YEA Iober III, lll
stt1rgtnn setpcb man sEl toe1l
ii U1saaleoer fe.
ttere og Sen fre6ie BrooinS eHer ct
Mars Sorlgb. @1t6ptbere frepes
@et til fIere n1ilitere l16pofter / Sen
fineiiife &ropins for at beifptte ssSeru=
banetrafifen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
EsS, {: MI s5
Gn 1tfpffsg||, 81 D

Soertroiffe Gs)eeeHHus ar l a
at 6ea @onifjeblis
far rant @riiaes
gere &reii0ent, IL ja
fpl6es Ell 9iata lllll eaIDl
til stariagen sIliIis
@eentng forboIos
gn berpmt 3llullall' sasil
gbafo bar Sen t,eo.
foanne16e 9tat1hgraa ,'fa u lll
bopbe fl1n0et morn
font Sen i @pt16 lssl,1sI
se1s :s'st f5s5s sSsa
8ro6er. Sort Sit efier blep iaa og.
loa 6enne mprbet iof Ell an0en ri
Stornmens @ao6ing, og laale6ss
iftftebe SEN foiteltqe 5ten otter 81
er1nonb. Sen bar in1iblenfio ba1ten1t
til fife lange at forb1tbe 1togen gu.
lus @en6er. S 2dbet al 1pogle fao
Mar tiDprte Sen 11et1lig life 1nilr6:e
ems fenten @9b0inge, Der bper en-
fort Si6 bob6e sen fin @eiib6elie og
ioa bleb hrmbt al en- eller or10en BE-
ginrlig 91ilaol.
@tenelt bleo Derpoa betrpet til en-
Go1nitee of fremragenbe 3uluer, bpis
Migt Set por at belfDtte Sen moo Sp'
be.
s5n1i6lertio bob6e @oerne bprf ON
0enne bi6unberlige Diorto1h, ng
1elt @en1i1t at fomme 8eli60elie a
Sen 1tarlobere0e en bel Del al 6en
in6 3ui1. Set fon1 til ct alborltg;
5lag, / bbilfet tire bun0re6e 3ulue1
bleb brebt; men Dio1nanten blep re6'
set of en- 3nIuer, ser fiulte 6en I e
gQbet1oe Goar efter en- @eperfngle
Sort Gi6 efber fo1n sen nlltgepe(
9oernes 8eli66elie, ibst Sc fonge6F
Sen 3uluer, ser bd5be ifiult 6en, u
ga @reii6ent &riiger igjen ifienfeo'
bonn 6ribe6et, forere6e Fan ba1
9ian1auter iom Gegn paa iin Sat
tneu1ltgbeo.
Set bibes life, otr1 vOnfeI Haul'
lfre116eles 9or Dtan1a1ten eller lite
men bbem set ems er, iom mi bal
be1t foa eier be6fontmer6e ben CT
foitelrg @fot, ibet Ben nernltg beie1
ODER 10 b1t6re6e @arot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

&rig intp6 &eeb @mppt. 98. 6.
8. II. bar fra 6eres &ope6fontor /
gbonlto1t, ST., iet6t @irfnl9rer til
allie l1noeraf6elinger af Goreningen>
proteiteren6e i11po6 at &ee6 @moot,
Sen nDe @ettator fra l1tab, .faar Sob
at irt6tage tit Sebe | Sorbun6S1ena.
tet. Ser paaitaos, at Wer. Snaoot
6riber Glertoneri og iaale6es bar
obertronM 2on6ets 2obe. @nbbt6e'
re frenrbebes BET, at fom en- Mor.
mon Mpoitel bar ban fporet at oolD'
De fin &trtes Soror0ringer fremfor
alt on6et, og al bette er Stri6 meo
Sen g6, ban 4taa toge ion1 @enator,
ser poalngger barn fgrit ug fre1nneIt
at bdbe 2an6ets @elf9rb for 9ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

Nn e set Siben at aboal1re
iG5io Us E 4, s ''ss; ;53: i
FUN 90 ON Mane u1reo Hrpnrie
frSE. fria oant 1,aiotl sg9lort,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

H.! ! ! & l 81
1ft III srn
6anes aoes i
lens 8i1r6uer / tatto,ls gt.ing gen
Seriep Gitp, foqr i,aa ser
SIDE @ooen 9ispoaal' Ell en s 81. ttaosss tlilllss
8pg1,ing of grd urfte1l e1l1.l
gpgning ct s'
Is, grcbonge Mdee ls.l
8anf og fereSagilr d,sss g,Ii.
er oeres @ontare 4
8pgningen mere ms limit.
ge 9eiere, iounf fogIltllll " '|l og nr-
ltst eller bcIpoarlie tsriou
Snforporatiq.
| toiggjgr beii. NJ
Genne ulfblbia 1al,ina
er nSiernnret nsrf
BEN Mengo
|Egmerifo. iaoaf
[bpiHe er M p,gnni q ordis ill
fbars
Il psI
|Esaurlig onsIlI
ie
fiI.I
EItpre bff ifal
||slvillrre; ofrf m aH|
or6res si "a 81 Ms ,iiofg ffprFF
|sSs |s aiIe1ferar
Eslonrbn bnd1tlaiIe oa $40 osrg MB 81 Routorgr
EIIer sE M
persMs & e,n m 81 rt,r,ra.|
Efinlts Se na11ipr on1
t,,urpfnoer u Is neres " M sf.iaresier fine
ERputo sIl,le n & 4Jorporotion re-
Iprpie1,fer 81 5000 of Sc 1tgr-
81 Aapitol, lon1
nens le6en6e
lliaent a.o=
leenbe Wenn6, bbis MeDbinlpere er,
ct Dulin 9tenogrQfer. 8eger og
Oofltmenter opbepores / ct nbpre
Yengelfob aneo Ell 9lfbaling fur bbert
interesieret &onpagni. 9isic sri.
oelitger ere 1nerfebe laolebes, at
bber ilar let Tan fin6es.
S 6e labere @tager bar 20 eller
80 Sagf6rere fine &ontorer. 9iSie
paretager noeluffer6e S11teresierne
al &orporationer> og Torbtnoelle
mes bDert &ontor ct Ser ct 8erelle
me0 8or6e og 5tole til 8rmg for 9i-
reff6rer11e, 11aar 01s1e Dar 0eres Wt6s
ser. Saa mango &onrpagnier bar
6eres @obebAoarterer fer at nogle al
6is1e &ereller er / ltQ0ig 8rug. 30
40 Mg6er bol6es bper 0og, og i
sesanuar 9 eller 3 @onQe laa mange.
Set er interes1art at iaqttaqe
sSpro1elea oarfrinq 1enne belnn1eliq>
beosfuIoe @pqninq bpor {oa n1eqet
ofqigres, ser bergrer Sen iepne 8or,
qers @elferb 1aa umao6eliat, og
om bbtIfet fan be6 iaa It6et. Ween6
me6 1maa @eileta1fer / Sen6erne og
ltore @onpolutter ififfenoe us af
2ouunerne, in6elIuttebe og or6fnap,
pe> bill itige af Eoget eller al Seer
gen. ser Bar bragt benpog ifpn6err6e
etage 55or oeres @apralento11t bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

l1nber @egiitreringen af &abe
Geo Sen 13bes gfterla6enfaber
fan6t gfsefutor bag ct Maleri paa
geggen ct benmeltst Stun, bbort
Baben bab6e gieutt en- &affe, IND.
ibpbt / 2tnne6. Da &affen bleb
1obnet, bite BET fig at Sen ir16ebolbt
franffe @er6ipapirer til ct 8elgb at
100000 6rancs.
Dtgie 8apirer bopDe @apen bjen'
ipnlig giemt nben at omfa1e bet til
a.1ogen; be iiofe Mors &entefnpons
BAR iffe afflippeoe, og ingen at So
pens Smgibelier ane6e nogetiombelH
on Silte0ebarelien at benne @api'
tnT siSsjS .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
9eonner ! Sc Offentliee Sfoler.

9spnner Sc offentlige Sfoler.
Det bar baft betDoelig 0pftgt at
Non11er er e1lgasefebe ION 2arerin.
bert 11oeIe of oe offentlige sfoler !
ssIIinoiss, 5tate Sup tenoent
8aDI blep i{{laree i 90 gab sc gpdr,
at bon bdpoe ING eens s)R gle ttiI Of aloe.
|lntfe ,loqal III befiooe oe
eoo 81 slIo.. q.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

rafibfnt 0louisbeit bar beiluttet
|smat m antnenfo oIIbe gfstranreoe af
y@o1g gresien 9ioenlber ilteoetfor /
||Dffobe ionl gri be1tenrt Mau.
1ae 2eoIen miner bar q moo Ser fgrlte.
!stsnlnel a. Sc Sc ag oel tsli io
5ape asalg lgfatll.g
et beres ftsift Il
fe5 bIioa 1gto11:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

Gn itor &e9ni,g. 9et amerifan.
lfe Soft betaler oarligt mere enc
$100,000,000 Collars for @ltffer.
Sfior in6f6rte 2an6et mere emo
5,000,000,000 Hun6 al tropiif Sl1f>
fer> for life at 1tge noget ONT Den
Masle ser er pro6mceret bian1n1e.
Me0 on0re Orb, Bper Man6, @pi1t6e
ug 8orn / 2an6et forbrugte omtrent
IS @un6 irbfert Suffer. EageS
set bier11r1epro6ucere6e Snffer /
8etragt1ring, beleber @nfferregni11-
gen fig til omtrent $t15,000,000
ONT &aret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

M lpn1ts linn Glss 4 beftenl1tle|I
ggre,loie lilti, lili sc Sc ollerital,.l
etlgsII lopeIi iersi| ot,s8
peas se6 go r1teo lse1ltes t ,tso stItsoI
|a 81 III 8 Go 81 81 i oaoss
5er Yaa !ysorbffp ffpften
e l|1 aln alaribbn,l lab er1te Illr
4a pls na al1oertse oaa-s y
tlbgrsr bent s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
Drfan I Slpribo,

- q j : ! : T. :
prfan I Blpriba. Det .ipolige
6lorioa er bleben berjet of en- bol6.
lom Srfan. Stornren uare6e i "a
Simer og bar SEN uer1te / Man6s
Weinbe. 9fer Mion1i opnaae6e @in>
oen Ell @nrtigbe6 al 65 Ofi1e / 81
men. SelegrofforbinDelIer bur of>
brl16t og Sfa6en paa Srltgttreer Biz
ber nmaa0elig. Sgloa fra 8aba-
ma 9erne 1ne66eles o1n ubpre Sfa>
Sc poa Gegetationen. S Merbe6en
al Maslan bor @in6ens @urtigbe0
80 Oeile / Si1nen:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
Trouble over Remedies.

Pau T. Hin was arrested AT Fifteenth
street and Capitol avenue last night by
Ofbcer PHttulla On complaint Of J. N.
Arnold and charged with larceny. Earlier
IN the day Dr. J. T. Davies OF 1913 BeRven-
worth street was arrested on a warrant
from Justice Longs court, charging q SINH
lar onense and sworn 10 by Arnold. This
prisoner w6s taken 10 the county jail. The
complainant Is the head Of the hall
Remedy company. which does business Al
162S FHrnRm street. lie says that tia Two
men have stolen formulas from him for
which he paid about $3.50 and have also
taken medicines. These remedies are for
the cure OF rheumatism and other diseases.
Arnold says that he picked I'D Hail IN
Kansas city. suffering and in d bad condi-
ton. cured him and has since employed
him 81 $50 a week 10 canvass for the sale
Of the remedies. DR.. Davies -Rs later
taken on IN Omaha. Arnold nov thinks
that these men had entered into q con-
EptrHcy 10 appropriate his formulas and
stock and leave him without q share in
the business. In Davies room fifteen or
twenty bottles OF The CompRny's remedies
are said 10 have been found and when Han
was arrested he was engaged IN selling the
rheumatism cure on the streets. In Davies
room was found 3 business card giving MS
name as physician OF the BRlmedO Remedy
company. Arnold thinks that this Was 10
have been the name uf the company which
solo MS remedies. Hi denies thai the
medicines were stolen. but that they were
compounded by Davies and that they
bought the drugs from an Omaha whole
sale house
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
FLoe NEGROES IN PUBLIC
Missouri Citizens stir Up Enulity
by whipping Black


FATETTE. No. Feb. "A race var has
been started as the result Of the public
whipping q three negroes on the court
house steps.
A committee OF the Law and Order
league took three negroes from their
homes on Friday and whipped them pub
licly for alleged misconduct. Two OF them
were women. Since theu The negroes and
white people hive been al dnEEers drawn
and il is said twenty-five negro families
have been frightened into leaving town.
The recent killing q Harry ODnnnell.
q reputable citizen. was charged 70 negroes
and did much 10 stir up enmity. The
whites have openly threatened 10 battle
with negroes and drive them from Fayette
End vicinity.
The one negro man who was whipped
on Friday night made q desperate resist
Hnce. il took several men TO carry him
10 the whipping post. He cursed his cap
tors as TIE lash was applied, which re-
suited IN the whip being welded only the
more vigorously. When the ordeal WIS
ended he was 80 weak from loss Of blood
that he Was pot 10 bed instead Of being
driven from Town. The women, who were
not whipped severely. we're taken Il the
outskirts aud told 10 70.
There Is much excitement and a clash
is feared.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10

ASKS MILLIONS FROM MEXICO
Brooklyn Men seeks 10 Attach Sc
curities Held ny PferP0Ht
FIrm-

ALBANY, \. Y Feb. s-Ths suit Of
John G Hazard Of Brooklyn 10 recover
from Mexico about $4,000 600 Of The de-
faulted bona issue o. 1866 WAS argued be
fore the court Of appeals TO-DAY.
Hazard secured Sd attachment, which
WAS served Lpon J. p. AorgBu a Co. which
firm WAS presumed 10 hold securities o. the
Mexican government The appellate divi-
sion vacated the attachment, and from that
decision Hazard appealed.
Tn claim iE opposed by The United States
government on the ground that Mexico iE q
foreign government and therefore The courts
Of New York stale have no jurisdiction 10
attach any q its property.
The case viii probably be carried 10 the
United States supreme court.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

n 5 Virgins is stopping al the Ter
Grand.
? H Gncrist Of KeErnsy. Neh, Is al the
Paxton.
z C. Williams and wife Of ElEin. Nsb-
are a. the Willard
/ c Ling ana c 4 Martin and wife are
A. the Schltz hotel
Ny. Gus Johnson Of keuuErd Neb-. h IN
the CITY on business Tor & few DAYS.
= Keller Of Hastings and Z l. Sutton
ray.
. z MGT-Eei Cf WEhoU and John p
Brady OF AtKns0 are guests Al the Del
Iona
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10

St. Louis & San Francisco railroads VIII be
conducted by Messrs. Morrisssy and Gar
retsun. who are still here.
II WAS expected that the ST. ] ouiE South
western would sig the increase agreement
today. hut tonight II was stated that il
would not be done until tomorrow. The
conference with The Wabash ofhCills has
been postponed until Friday 10 permit OF
the presence Of President Ramsey. who is
nov in Baltimore.
i is expected that as soon as wage agree
ments have been signed by The southwest
ern roads conferences will begin between
Manager CLARK Of the Mobile d Ohio and
committees Of the t-ainmen and conductors.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
striker BadIy Beaten.

John Nelson Of SGlS Charles street ear
into the police station yesterday afternoon
with the left side Of his face very much
sWelfso and q deep three-curnered EOuFe
over MS LEFT eve. Nelson IL q Union PACING
striker, ana accuses four shop men Of the
butchery. He says that ne vHs. with 9
companion. IN The saloon al Sixteenth and
Webster streets. when four men. VINO ne
knows 10 be K al the shops. but Of
whose names he Is ignorant, came along
Hno called him outside. They then attacked
him. so he says, and injured his face. He
viii probably swear out q warrant for their
Hrr-EI InaEH
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
ITALY THREATENS TURKEY
Demands Satisfaction for Insult In
der Threat of Naval Dem


LONDON, Feb. S-AocUrding 10 3 dis
patch from Rome 70 he Exchange Tsle-
graph company the Italian government has
demanded an indemnity OF The porte, under
threat o. 3 naval demonstration, for an
outrage committed 81 an Italian subject
named FRhiHui
FBbiHni alleges that the grnssest indiE-
mites were inflicted upon him by the Turk
ish gsadRrmeE al Prevesa. a Turkish sea
port IN Albania.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
TURNS OUT LONG LIFE POEM
Pope ReciteN Verses 10 Friend Ex-
planning How old Age May
BE cache

ROME. Feb. BIN spite OF his physi-
clans recommendation that he take 3 rest.
the pope today insisted on giving q public
Demonstration Of the fact that the rumors
regarding ms i'll health were ~unfOuDded.
by receiving in audience Bishop BReavsn Of
Springfield. Mass. The pontin conversed
al length on American topics.
The pope has just completed a poem
which is highly praised by literary people.
II Is dedicated 10 q friend whom he de-
sired TO advise on the best means Of pro
longing life.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
EnEIana de-. Submarine Boats.

The British government recently placed
al order for i've submarine boats for
use in future naval warfare. That country
was among the last Of the great powers 10
realize the value OF them. To realize the
wonderful curative powers in Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters IL is only necessary 10
try one bottle. II viii be sufficient TO
convince ySu that IL will positively cure
sour stomach, belchinE, heartburn, in
EOmniR indigestion. constipation. dyspepsia
or malaria, fever and Rgue. Don't fail 10
~ IL
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
WAR IS PROBABLE
Bulgaria Reported as Determined TO Try
Issues with Turkey,
SOFIA GOVERNMENT DENIES HOSTILE AIM
AEks Powers 10 Prevent Mobilization
of S~ultHn's Troops and Expresses
Intention TO Keep Out of
conflict If Possible.

SOFIA. Feb. 9.-HEving received Official
information regarding Turkeys decision 10
mobilize two army corps the Bulgarian
government today asked the powers 10
procure the cessation Of the Turkish mill
tBry preparations.
Il is felt here that while Turkeys re
Inducements in Macedonia may be justified
in view Of the internal situation and the
Austro-ServiRn military preparations, the
mobilization at AdriHnople can be re
gErded only as o menace 10 Bulgaria.
II is stated that the government will
refrain from any counter demonstration
and only mobilize the Bulgarian army in
the case Of extreme" necessity, II being fully
realized that even 8 successful conflict
with Turkey would mean financial ruin TO
Bulgaria.
Bulgaria Determines 10 Fight.
VIENNA. Feb. Sit is asserted here that
bulgaria is determined 10 invade Turkey
in the event Of an insurreCtion in Mace
douia and thai the Macedonian element in
Bulgaria iF so strong that nothing can pre-
vail against il.
Preparations for 3 great rising are pro-
ceeding quite openly. -Four hundred OH
GERS in the Bulgarian army Hre asking for
q prolonged leave. which viii not be re
fused, in order 10 assist the rising in
Macedonia.
II is reiterated that seven bands mum
berlng 5000 men already have been formed.
The three largest bands are led by ColOnels
Yankon, SarRfoh and ~Zoutohen. respect
lively. These bands viii be Epreae through
out Macedonia under daring leaders and II
is calculated that they will soon be rein
forced q hundredfOld.
The unusually mild weather nov prevail
ing in the Balkans is held 10 favor On
early outbreak. the only difficulty being the
lack OF funds. which il is irtended 10 over
come by the forCibls levy Of q patriotic
tax on Macedonia.
II is further asserted that II Bulgaria
is unsuccessful il is assured OF Russian
support.
Must Avert War.
deem tonight, referred TO The Macedonian
hanger as being real and near.
The government. he said, ought 10 exert
its utmost Influence in pressing reforms
on Turkey. SC as 10 avert II possible &
European conhsEration-
To Propose RefOrm Measures.
CONsTANTNOPLE. Feb. S-The plan fOl
me proposed reforms in MRosdouiH whici
the Russian and Austrian embassies vii
present 10 the porte this week is unosr.
stood 10 contain 10 proposal OF 8 pOliticB
character, both Austria and Russia desiring
the maintenance Of the status QUO. tn.
scheme simply proposes palliative admins
trstivt measures.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10

William Filsun. claiming Los Angeles.
Cal. as ms home. WAS arrested yesterday
afternoon on complaint Of the Gate CITY
Loan company. which does business in the
FANtuu block. FilsOu ts said 10 have called
with one o. thu company agreements filled
out for $40 and signed by d railroad man Of
this city. he WIS told 80 return al Z
O'Clock Investigation led 10 thu belief
thar the signature was q forgery and the
police were informed regarding the ma ter
Detective Ferris Was sent 70 tbe PHEtou
building and arrested F1lEun when ne re-
turned al $40 o clock
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
RAILWAYS DISPUTE W
Claim Missouri state Cannot DAtate
in Matter of Cars for Re-
shipment.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Feb. s.-Tbe
railroads affected today filed a return 10
the custer salt. alleging that cars for
transfer shipments beyond the limits Of
the state were under the interstate con-
merce laws and not subject 10 state rsgu-
lstiun.
The custer proceedings were brought on
the ground that an srbitrfy charge was
mace for reconsiEnment
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 the following:
Name and Residence AE=.
Car + Ryder Nebraska City. Neb------ -
Anna Mollner Nebraska City. Neb..-..- %
Michael = Hogan. ST Paul, MinE..-....- y
Oive J YErton, Omaha I
Charles GustBfson. Hamilton county.
NeurhskH o =
lnGH Christine MuberE. Omaha --..---.-- Z.
James A NtllmOtL. PurtHwHrtHmis
county Iowa =
Daisy MeIboUrn, POrt8wErtEmi county. 20
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10

William Wright, q negro claiming Mime
apolis as his home. was arrested last night
Detective Savage. who thinks that ne
VIII he able TO secure his conviction for
the theft o. q coat. vest and hat from the
Clothing The prisoner
Is also believed 10 be the man who tried
70 make away with some 1ewelry from
d RyanE several weeks ago.
His Identification Is easy. as he has Two
fingers on one Of his hands, cut on st the
first Joint.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
ROOSEVELT TO GO HUNTING
Accepts Invitation 20 ChHEe Colo
rhdO Game Next
Month.

DENVER Feb John W Springer.
president o. The National Live Stock ssso-
citation, announced today that he had ad-
vices from Washington 10 the effect thai
President Roosevelt would visit Colorado
some time In March for q hunting excursion
IN the northwestern part Of the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10

sentBtives q the striking elevator con
ductors and Albert Young, president Of the
Coal Transfers union, today failed 10
reach q settlement Of the elevator mems
strike.
In several o. the larger buildings where
service WIS stopped on Friday elevators
we're running today under police protec-
ton. but 10 many instances no effort WIS
made 10 resume The service.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10

is represented in this market by C. H.
Mumm's Extra Dry Champagne. 10 whose
magnificent quality and natural dryness is
due its unique position. manifested by lg5.-
71S cases imported in 1902, being 4O7 300
bottles more than any other brand.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
SULLIVAN IS DISCHARGED
Bankruptcy Court Lets veteran Prize
Fighter Ont Of Financial
Dim culties.

NEW YORK. Feb. John I. sullivan.
former champion prize fighter, was dis
charged from bankruptcy TO-DAY.
Sullivan filed 3 petition 10 be a~djudEsd a
bankrupt on November rs, placing MS liza
biliues a. g.. 659. an unsecured, and his
assets. $50 in clothing.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
PASSES EIGHT-HoUR BILL
Colorado senate Gives EKpressIon To
Popular Vote Recorded in
November.

DENVER. Feb. 9.-Tbe state senate today
passed the Moore eiEht-hour bill. limiting
employment in smeltsrs and mines 10 eight
hours 8 day, n accordance with the con
stitutiunal amendment adopted by the peO-
pie al the last fall election.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-10
Dyers and Cleaner. 10 Unite.

Several Of the dyers and cleaners In bust
ness In this CITY met last night Al ls North
street 10 discuss the advisa hihrv
OF forming an association OF the houses
Engaged IN this business for mutual benefit
As several important MEMBER Of the trade
were OUT OF the city nothing WIS done. bu-
another meeting VIII shortly be called.