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The Washington times., 1903-07-20
Improvements Planned.

The George W. Cissell Milling Com
pany. of Georgetown. has taken out a
permit for improvements to it's milling
buildings. 32Cs-3270 X Street northwest
to cost about $500
The Washington times., 1903-07-20
$500 To Baltimore and Return. 500

Account Of i.ccting Of the Benevolent anI
Protective Order ~ Elks, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road will sell, July 70. 20, and u, excursion
tickets TO Baltimore and return At rate OF 81. 60
good 10 return until july %. inclusive
The Washington times., 1903-07-20
Few Attend Church.

The Alexandria churches were SHINY
attended yesterday Many persons ara
on their vacation. Every pulpit was &C.
cupied by It's resident pastor. with the
exception OF ST. Mary's Catholic Church
where the Rev. Father Carne celebrated
mass at o'clock and delivered sermon
The Washington times., 1903-07-20
Electric Pans in sleeping Cans.

The Washington-Sew York sleeping car ready
for occupancy az 10 p. m. IN Baltimore and
Ohio station Is provided with electric fans for
the comfort Of passengers who wish 20 retire
early.
The Washington times., 1903-07-20

On the hour via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
from a 10 y. m. Returning IN like
manner The Royal Blue Line service to Phila
celphia and New York is also very at9sctiye
- convenient.
The Washington times., 1903-07-20
St. Mary's Garden Party.

The garden party for the benefit of St
Mary's Academy viii start at the acad-
envy grounds tonight at O'Clock A
pleasant time is promised to all who
attend
The Washington times., 1903-07-20
POssessors of Valuable Papers,

Jewels, etc, should place such belongings in a
safe deposit box in vaults Of Union Trust and
Storage Co, 1914 F. Rented, 50 year.
The Washington times., 1903-07-20
Elected Directors.

Bernard T. Janney and F. Baker
Weaver have been elected directors of
the Potomac Savings Bank. AT the south
west corner of Thirty second and y
Streets northwest.
The Washington times., 1903-07-20
License Refused.

In the corporation court this morning,
before Judge Norton. the application of
Richard Bennett for a liquor license
was refused.
The Washington times., 1903-07-20
UIoe Uiflles.
ADJUSTMENTS OF THE DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK-Baseball, Wash.
ington vs.. Chicago, 80 pm.
CABIN JOHN BRIDGE-Halcy's Band
The Washington times., 1903-07-20
U. S. Marine Band at Chevy Chase Lake
A Train TO Baltimore Every Hour

Every evening in grand concert. beginning at
7.3O. Dancing 20 l.. Delightfully."- cool
The Washington times., 1903-07-20
EXCURSIONS.

Norfolk and Washington steamer for Norfolk
and Fort Monroe, $3.50 pm.
Stonecutters Excursion 20 Chesapeake Beach
Trains leave District Line station lO:45 am.
1885, $50, and 740 pm.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
czARINA ASToNlSHES COURT
Wears Most Magnificent Costume At
Recent Ban i'm winter
Palace.

Copyright, 1909, bT Press Publishing Coz
ST PETERSBURG March 14.-CNsw
York World CRblegram-speciRl Telegram
The czurina has been displaying Of late
such q passion for magnificent costumes
that ii exciteE much comment. IT is feared
that II is another manifestation Of the nerv-
Gus disease which brought sorrow 10 the
court last year. At the latest ball in the
Winter palace she appeared RstOnishingly
HrrRyed. She wore g white velvet dress,
with train four wards long, embroidered
with gold flowers, in the center Of each
OF which was a diamond Of unusual luster.
Over the dress was a veil fastened 10 her
hair, with q Enow-whife bird, the size and
shape Of g species ~ p'reun which is only
found ON the remote Asrctir shores of the
White sea The wings were Outstretched
and stneded fhiofly with diamonds, the
eyes being replaced by brilliant rubies. The
beRk was fastened upon a piene Of rare
coral which the czar brought home from
mis- journey around the world.
The czRrinRs majestic figure, crowned
with this striking head dresK, combined
with a strange fRr-Rwsy look in her eyes
gave her the supernatural beauty Of q he
rutne from some old Saga or Morse tale
Her dress and jewelry ON that occasion rep
resented q value Of $4,000 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
DISCUSSES TYPHOID SERUM
LORD IAEter Takes Up Experiments
with Discovery of DR..
MRcFAyden-

Copyright, 1908. by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, March 1s.-(New York World
CAblegrRm-speciHl Telegram "A serum TO
cure typhoid fever, disclosed by Or. Allan
MRcFByden OF the Jenner institute, Lon
don. has been tested by Lord Lister, Who
has described its properties to the Royal
society. Dr. MRrFEydsn has found that
by crushing the microscopic cells OF the
typhoid bacillus the intraceIlulsr suires
can be Obtained apart from the living or
EEnism IN q highly toxin state. and that
by injecting them in small repeated doses
into living animals their blood serum Ia
rendered powerfully Rnri-tUxie-thHt is, II
becomes an Hntidote alike 10 living typhoid
bacteria and TO the poison extracted from
them
Animals SO injected were found 10 be
perfectly immune 10 the effect Of the ry-
phuid bRocilus. Though Alphabetically what
has been proved OF animals holds good Of
human beings. Lcrd Lister sRid expert
msuts are nov proceeding with the latter,
whiuh II successful, must have a profound
influence on medical theory ana practice
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
REvERsEs THE USUAL STORY
Rumor Italian Countess 1E 10 Wed
William G. whitBey, Ameri-
can Millionaire.

Copyright, 1909. by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, March 1z.--CNsw York World
BbleEram.-SpeciRl TelegrRm.)-W. c
Whitnsy's numerous friends on this side Of
The ocean are greatly interested in q ru-
NOR that ne has succumbed 70 the charms
Cf The Countess FRbricOtti Anna Kingsley
who caused q furore IN London last season
in the most fashions BILE circles. Yet none
Of the popular and generous Americans s
friends would like 10 see him married again.
Sir Edward and Lady Colehrooke, who
were inse parable from Mr.. Whitney when
he wRs here, are about 10 start for New
York
Countess FRhricotu, whose parents were
Irish and French, who was educated in
Germany. and who married an Italian no
blemHn, came to New York in January,
bringing letters which gained for her Rd-
mission into the most exclusive circles
here. She has recently been q member Of
Mr Whitnsy'E large house party in Aiken.
S. c., where she caused q pronounced sen
satiun with her beautiful gowns and Jew
els The countess IA a woman Of great
personal charm.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
BALFoUR MAJORITY MELTING
Attacks of Young Tories Having n
Disastrous Eject On
Ministry.

Copyright. 1909, by Press Publishing Cos
LONDON, March 14.--(New York World
ORbleErRm - Special TelegrRm) - Prime
Minister Balfour's majority is melting
away. The governments only hope Of sal
walton is in Mr. Chamberlain influence.
The young tories under Winston Churchill
and Lord SRlisbury's brilliant son, Hugh
Cecil, who began by attacking the govern
msnr'E military measures are extending
their operations in other directions. But
for the Irish pErty's RbstRtntng from vot-
ing in recent divisions, the government ma
jnritieE would have been al the vanishing
point The Irish party does not want TO
see Balfour beaten when there is q pros
peet OF Chief Secretary WyndhRm settling
the land question. The bill win not be
introduced until the end Of the month, but
II it's financial terms are liberal enough TO
satisfy the Irish party, il probably will
cause fresh ministerial secession, Rs almost
q panic prevails now over the ban Of tax
atiuns resulting from the war and the di-
minishing revenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
FINDS CONSUMPTION CURE
DiscOverer of niPhIberHR Serum An
nOuDees Cheek for Great
ScOurEe.

Copyright. 1s03, by Press Publishing Coz
VIENNA March l4.-(Nsw York World
CRblegrRm-SpeciRl Telegram. PROT Beh-
ring, who made the discovery Of the diph-
therian serum, has just announced that he
has found a cure for consumption, regard
ing which ne Bald today TO the World cor
respondent: My experiments with the
consumption serum, or, as ] call it., tuber-
culin so far has been limited 10 cattle, but
the result has been such that ] can now
experiment on human beings. II has been
obtained from men and women in different
stages Of consumption and has been in
jected into the Ihroats OF cattle Of differ
ent ages In those more than year old
the effect has been very strong Younger
calves show no reaction at all and in hun
dreds OF cases have proved completely i'm
mune from the infection. All cattle chould
be innoculHted before the age Of ] year
Most children became infected when
babes and those having tuberculosis his
tory ur tendency should be fed with milk
from COWS made immune when calves.
This is the FIRST step in checking this ter
rible suourEe.
i think cOnsumptiveE should be segre-
EHtCd Rs lepers were in the middle ages.
This may seem cruel. but IL lepers had
not been segregated the disease woulc
have spread 10 unknown limits"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
DUNCAN CULT" is THE LATEST
Young American Dancer EHAborHIes
High Ideals of Her
ArI.

Copyright. 1905. ty Press Publishing COD
BERLIN. March 14-(New York World
CRbleErRm - Special telegram - IsadorR
Duncan is becoming more and more Of q
parsonage in Berlin Her ideas about her
Rrf are engrosEinF the attention Of cultured
society. She has just appeared N q lee
turer before an association of Berlin news
paper writers with complete success. She
eg'inced al extraordinary range Of knowl-
edge and showed herself mistress Of the de-
tails OF the art Of dancing in every age
and country. She looks forward 10 the
time when every quarter Of a town viii
have its beautiful dancing academy. with
state teachers. where young men and
mRidens, dressed IN graceful draperies, viii
glide over marble floors TO the ReOmpani-
ment OF the strains uf Chopin
Miss Duncan says dancing is RE impnr-
tam aE music or drawing in training the
young Already she has q great number uf
disuiIaes snd Berlin evenings q Ia Dun
can" are the rage.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
ScHWAB IN BETTER HEALTH
Returns TO America with Expectation
of ResumAng HtH
LRb0rA.

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PARIS, March lA-CNew York World
CRbleErRm-SpeciAl Telegram, )-ChRrles NJ.
SchwRb was seen aboard the steamship
Kronprinz Wilhelm Rt Cherbourg on Tues
day evening by a World correspondent Mr..
sohwab was one Of the last TO leave the
tender. walking very slowly up the gang
WHY. arm In arm with mis- wife. BE looked
very cheerful Rt the prospect nf returning
home. but is stin thin compared with what
be used 10 be.
Replying 10 the correspondenf's inquiry
after his health, be said. Il am very we'll,
now. thank you"
you are returning to work."
We'll hope so" Mr.. SchwHb answered.
Il am going home FIRST. you know. and ]
am very glad, I can tell you"
Then he and Mrs. schwab went TO their
sthteroom Some friends aboard seemed 10
be disappointed in not finding him more
benefited by his rest" but he is evidently
improving.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
AMERICA COMING TO FRONT
German Professor Surprised at what
He Saw in United
stsaea.

Copyright, 1909, by Press Publishing Coz
BERLIN, March 14.-(New York World
CHhlegrRm-speciRl Telegram. (-'The time
is speedily coming when young Europeans
viii visit the United States just as Ameri-
cans nov visit Europe in order 10 perfect
themselves in all branches Of science and
art" says Prof. Hermann Of F'reiburg,
who has Just returned from long tour
In the United States.
I'm surgery and medicine, America has
made strides which place her far beyond
Europe. In dash. readiness and manual
skin the American surgeon is unsurpassed %
What impressed him most was the bright
ness and Rlertness Of the young men, their
readiness TO take the beld for themselves
Al q comparatively early age.
When the young men of Germany are
lsbOriuusly working In 3 university or .
technical college" he says. this youthful
American is in business, carving out 8 for
tune and picking up almost inuuitively the
technical. the special knowledge which the
German only acquires after years OF age
American young men have a genius, an in
sight not TO be found elsewhere"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
PEER D0NS WORKING BLOUSE
B0und 10 See How AusomObfIes Are
MADE and Turns NE
ehaHac-

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PARIS. March 14.-(New York World Ca
hleEram - Special Telegram A wealthy
young English peer. who Is an enthusiastic
mutOrist, desiring 10 obtain practical
knowledEs Of The details Of the oonsrruc-
u0n Of an auto got employment in the
DeDgn Boutun factory Al PuteauK HHv-
ina some mechanical knowledge. ne was
hired al u cents an hour He had worked
steadily for q month, when a few days ago
Lord Rosebery wac passing through Paris
and visited the DeDiun- BOutOn works. and
while making the rounds Of the factory
recognized the English peer mechanic and
called him by name. The workman hugh
inEly admitted his identity. put aside his
blouse Hndieft IN company with Lord Rose
berry. But he had attained The object uf his
enterprise and no longer was al the mercy
Of a chauffeur.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

Page.
! ToIs1uf Regrets Hnrph words.
Vatican Keeps Out of murphy Case.
Presidenr Plans western Trip.
work Done ny Legislators.
Germany seeks Reciprocity.
Omnhn Man injured in n Wreck
spooner Defends Canal Title.
= News from Nebraska Towns.
. Affairs in south Omaha
Continued Rains Increase Floods.
Chamberlain Get welcome Home.
Tale of Three American Grsces.
Distrust CEnr's Recent Decree.
Past Week in Omaha society.
: Hague Court May Not BE Needed.
City Not Responsible for Ice
New Clerk for Police Board.
= Council BIuHs nnd lows News.
3 News froEa the National Capital
Railroad Wants the Letters.
10 sporting Events of the Day.
DoinEs 81 Nstion's Capital
Inquest in the BurdfcE Case.
II weeks Review of sport.
II President Pays His own Way.
An Old story RevHmpeG.
IL " orb of the Reulty Exchange.
Brief for the bachelor.
II Iowa Men in the Regular Army.
Woes of the ExchHBge Editor.
Reducing Bnbel To order.
- In the Domain of women.
- AmusrmenIs end Music.
"a Editorial
- spring WORK Of the Railroads.
Consider Attack on Bishop.
- Markets and Financial.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
HlBERNl4NS TO CELEBRATE
Will Give an Entertainment at
SchlitE Hall Next Tuesday
Evening.

The evening Of ST. Patricks day which
is Tuesday next, the Ancient Order Of Hi
bernians viii celebrate by al entertain
ment in Schlitz hall, Sixteenth and Harney
streets. The affair is TO commence al S
clock sharp, when 7 J Mahoney. who
is TO preside, will begin mis- opening Rd-
dress. Rev. J. FitzpRtrick who is known
as q fOrceIul and eloquent speaker, will
make the address Of the evening. Nj 7.
O'Cunnor is down for q recitation. and for
the musical part of the program the Elks
quartet Will sing Miss Genevieve Croft
gives a vocal solo and John Gentlemen
and the Misses Gentlemen play. After
everything else is said and done the audi
ence is 10 join in singing God Save Ire
land"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
EXPECTS TO CURE DUCHESS
Vienna Specialist Treating Ducbess
of Marlborough for
Deafness.

Copyright. 1903. by Press Publishing co..
VIENNA. March 14-CNew York World
CRbleErRm. Special Telegram The Ouch
esS o. Marlborough has come TO Vienna for
the second time for q prolonged stay. She
came here late last autumn 10 consult VI
enna specialist. Dr. 1Bidur Muller. about
deafness, and be began 10 treat her, but
having planned TO attend the Delhi dur
bar. thJ duchess insisted on leaving Vienna,
despite Dr. Mullers warning that The pos
EibIlities Of 2 cure largely depended on
prompt treatment. She has just returned,
accompanied by her sistsr-in-lBw, Lady
Nora Spencer Churchill.
The duchess nilmeut has steadily grown
worse, and English specialists have been
unable TO find any remedy. II wRE Miss
RoCkefellers cure that induced the duchess
10 put herself in the care Of Dr. Muller.
who even now has undertaken TO cure her
IN six weeks. He says he can cure where
othsrB fail. because the English RurRl spe-
cialiEts have devoted their Studies and ex
perimeuts exclusively to diseases Of the ear,
while 3eRfnass does not always originate
in q disease OF the ear.
MullsrE wide experience in treating the
nose and throat helps him TO find other
exciting causes. which he removes. Hh
Cuit CoHh-hLh GLlvA9 II 4AuAAa L4oAs Nau 1AS
application Of electric currents. The duch-
ess does not look al I'll like an invalid.
Except for the two hours which she gives
daily TO treatment she iE Et liberty 10 do rs
she likes. She could not have chosen 3
worse season TO stay in Vienna, as open
air exercise, even driving, iE out OF the
question just nov. She spends many hours
day viewing art treasures in the museums
and in private houses. while in the even
ing she sometimes goes TO the opera
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
DARKERS BoRIUS'LIFE
General Bsames Himself fer the
Assassination of Presi-
dent CarnOt.

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PARIS. March l4.-CNew York World Ca
blegrRm-speniHl Telegram General Bur-
ius. who died & few DAYS ago At Versailles.
never ceased 10 blame himself for PreEi-
Gent CarnUI's assassination. B0rius accom-
panied him and was riding alongside the
carriage when, THAI he might reply with
greater ease 10 the sRluteE of the crowd
the president invited him 10 take a seat
beside him. The general pointed ont the
RISK NJ CErnOt would run II an attempt
SHOULD be made on his life But the preEi-
dent laughed al the general On his need
less fears" and Burius reluctantly con-
ssuted The escort was Withdrawn and the
tragedy resulted. BoriuE was . broken
hearted man ever after that When Presi-
dent CEEimir Perier persuaded him 10 con
tinus his functions AZ the Elysss palace.
Burius declined, left Paris and took NJ his
rssidsn1s IN Versailles. where his existsnoe
ended IN darkness and gloom.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
FRENCH PIANIST is COMING
Makes COnaBest Of Paris and Desires
ta Add New WOrld 20
His DevOteeE.

Copyright 1903, by Press Publishing Cop
PARIS. March la-(New YORK World Ca
hlsFrRm-SperiBl Telegram, Leon De lR
FoBss, 3 young French pianist, instructor
Of such society leaders RE Princess BAHsa-
dRbE DE BrEncUvRn. the Duchess de RohRn
the MErohionesE de CRshh-Fuerfe and Nine
AnEtOls BErtboluni iE about 10 visit the
United States 10 give a series Of recitals.
Not yet rs, he appears 10 be much
younger than his years. he has a fine
blonde head, blue eyes. q dreamy express
sion and 3 gentle melancholy
Though his exceptional talents have
made him a prime fHv0rits with the
Partisan public, success has not spoiled
him Having won favor in the old world.
he nov burns 10 make mis- appearance be-
fore the critics Of the new world.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
cHokTE REMEMBERS FRIENDS
Brings BACK q Large Numbcr of
Presents from Hts T0ur of
the 0rfeur.

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LONDON. March 14--CNev York World
CRhleErBrn - Special TeleErBmD - When
United States Ambassador Choute returned
recently from his trip 10 the Orient, in
Guiding Egypt and Turkey. he brought with
characteristic kindness. q souvenir TO each
American uf the embassy. The gifts came
In a huge box There were pipes. fezzes.
Moorish carvings End all sorts Of trihes,
which he distributed among the stHf. for
getting no enc and giving to each some
thing appropriate and useful
For William Woodward. his private sec
retRry, he brought as something Of q curl
nsity 8 large silk handkerchief with the
Stars and Stripes and portraits Of Lincoln,
Washington, Cleveland and Mckinley
which be bought from q nntive trader in
Khdrtoun. II war Of German manufacture.
The American embassy was fully repre-
ssnted st King Edwards wedding unniver-
sary. All the men wore knee breeches.
black silk stockings. white vests and black
coBts. Mrs. Chuate. The ambassador = wife,
was dressed il pale mBuvs, with diamonds
sparkling in her dress and tiara. Ber
daughter looked especially well in white,
with wreath Of flowers in her hair and
pearls on her neck. she danced as much
as any girl in the rom.
Mrs. Henry White. wife Of the secretary
got up her ,fsvorite French gray crepe
with emerRl ID high pearl cellar. Her
daughter ? 4 had silk mousseline in 3
creamy 81 : Ar hair being dressed low
in the le as her mother affects
with str - pearls threaded through The
knot az - ape Of the neck
Mrss came with her husband Cap
tain = 4son Clover, The naval nttache
III secretary. Craig WRdsworth
and uOdwHrd were the most energetic
da- men in The ToDm
! "a some extraordinary oversight
L mes Of the members Of the White
family were omitted from the published
/ lists Of guests. As this appeared strange
/ in view Of Secretary whites office. to say
nothing of his social position, he got ths
/ omission corrected in the following days
/ court circular.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
NOMINATE CARTER HARRISON
ChicnEO Democrats Appoint DeIeEateE
Pledged 10 support PreseRt
Mayor.

CHICAGO, March 14.-In the democratic
primaries held today Mayor Carter Harri
son, who is a candidate for denomination
secured practically all OF the delegates TO
the city convention. and viii without doubt
be The candidate Of his party.
The RldermHuic contest in Ihe Twenty
first ward excited the chief interest OF tine
DAY. THIS is the home ward o. the mayor,
and Of Robert Z Burke, the prominent
democratic leader. The mayor desired the
denomination Of Honore Palmer while Burke
supported John G. Dalton. Palmer won by
q decisive majority, carrying even The pri-
mary district in which Burke resides,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

AT New York-Arrlved-L.a Lorraine
from Havrs; ST Paul from Southampton;
PumerHm miHn from Glasgow. Sailed m
bria Tor Liverpool; Patricia for Plymouth
Cherb1urg and Hamburg; Miunehaha for
London: Lahu for Naples and Genoa; Fin
land for Antwerp, Ethiopia for Glasgow
Al Is-Sailed-k ensinE1un for New
York
Al Havre-sa sailed-LR Champagne for
New York
At livsrpoOl--Arrived-C from New
York. Wiuifredian from Boston Sailed
Car1ha E-uiau from Glasgow for FhilHdel-
phlH. TuuuH for New York
Al PlymOu1h-ArriVed-k kosniEen LUise
from New York for Cherb0urg and Bremen
tproceeoedi.
Al -sailed-NeckEr from Genoa
for New urE.
At ow-sailed-Orcadian for Bus-
ton.
Al SouthHmTI n-Salled-Menominee for
New York tpassed Hurst Castle 1:M D. m.
Al Puuta Del Gorda-Sailed-Grus
KurfurEI Tor New York
A. m-Hailed-NOOrdam for New
York
At Gibraltar - Pnssed-C' 'ummuuW Wea h I
from Naples for Boston.
AT Yokuhams prevlouslV-Doric
from san Francisco. etc, 7 Gsa Maru from
SeH TIE for Hong Kong stc.
Al SaEres-F HsEed-Palaria from New
York for Naples Hnd Genoa.
Al Salled-kuuiE Albert fuI
New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
JURY TO PROBE BRIBE CHARGE
Missouri Judge Summons Special
Panel 10 Investigate Alleged
Offers ~ Beg1slaiorN.

JEFFERSON CITY, NO, March IA
Judge James z. HAZEL of Cole county TO-
night called a special grand jury for Mon
Gay, March %, TO investigate the charges
Of attempted bribery in the legislature.
The investigation win not only cover the
school textbook Legislation but all the pro-
ceedinEs Of both branches Of the legislature
during the present session.
Chairman Eversole OF the house fnvesti-
gatiOn committee would not give out any
information concerning the evidence taken
by the house committee
'An ] can say is that something has
been going on which is wrong and we are
next he said. i shall be surprised II
there is not an exodus from here within
the next twenry-four hours"