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Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
CITY OF FEE REMAINS CALM
Dispatch of Spanish RsinfOrcementS to
Morocco is 0ountermanded.
PRtTENDER ISSUES A PROCLAMATION
says lie t. Not Fighting for the
Throne for himself, hut for
Brother of sultan, Now
in Prison.

GIBRALTAR, Jan. 2.-The dispatch Of
Spanish reinforcements to Morocco has been
countermanded The latest advices from
Fec, Morocco, say that city remains calm.
TANGIERS, Morocco, Jan. THE pre-
tender has issued a proclamation announc-
ing that he is not lighting for the throne for
himself, but for the %sultan's imprisoned
brother, Mulai Mohammed, surnamed the
"~Ope-Eyed."
1t is now confirmed that the sultan has
ordered his brothers release and that the
honors Of his rank be paid to him. The
governor at a recent conference with the
Kabyle chiefs pointed out to them that they
are responsible for the safety Of the roads
running through their territory.
The Spanish sloop Of war Isabel has ar
rived here.
Advices from Fee under yesterdays date
have been received here. Guns were then
being mounted on the walls for the defense
Of the city, but the rebels remained mac
tive. They have not sufficient supplies for
expeditions,
The city Of Fec continued quiet, but the
dearness Of food was causing discomfort.
II the situation becomes more grave the
sultan will abandon the capital, retire to
Rabat and summon the border tribes to a
hhlg ne 6ulNhh hth VIII pAbNAallh
himself sheref and defender Of Islam, re-
nounce all European leanings and then, at
the head Of new forces. attempt to retake
Fee.
LONDON. Jan. 3.-Cabling from Tangier,
the correspondent of the Times says that
private letters received there are conflict
ing, some saying that the %sultan's brother
has arrived at Fee and others that he died
at Mequines. The only certain news, the
correspondent continues, is that the Jews
have been confined in a square quarter Of
Fee on account Of the fanaticism of the
natives.
LONDON, Jan. I'm a dispatch from
Gibraltar the correspondent Of the Daily
Telegraph says the brother Of the sultan OF
Morocco, Mulai-Mohommedan, in command
of the royal army, left Fee December q TO
attack the rebels.
PARIS, Jan. 2.-Telegrams received here
from Oran, Algeria, announce that detach-
ments of zouaves French troops) have
been ordered to the Moorish frontier.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
DUNLAP CASE GOES TO JURY
Fate VIII soon BE Known Of Man who
II said 20 Have Done Murder
for n SIS job.

ALEDO, ILL.,, Jan. 2.-The fate Of Tona
Dunlap, charged with the murder of Allie
Dool, was submitted to the jury tonight.
The case, which has been on trial for sew
eral weeks. is an outgrowth of a tragedy
that has excited the people OF this com
munity since early last summer
Allie Dool. clerk in a general store here,
died suddenly after eating chocolate can
dies that had been given her by iona Dun
lap. 1t was proved that she died Of
strychnine poisoning and charges were
made that the poison was administered by
iona Dunlap. A coroner's jury, however,
exonerated Miss Dunlap and thus the mat
ter was allU~ed to rest until late in the
fall, when a grand jury indictment was
returned against iona Dunlap.
The only motive for the crime was that
iona Dunlap hoped to succeed Allie Dool
in the store clerkship, a position paying
only s. a week. II was proved that iona
Dunlap had purchased strychnine from q
druggist, but the young woman testified,
and in his was oorroborated by her mother,
sister and brother, that she had bought
the poison and used it as a corn remedy.
The prosecution proved that the chocolate
candles contained poison and that Miss
Dunlap gave them TO Miss Dool was ad-
mitted. The testimony developed the fact
that Tona Dunlap and another young woman
had eaten candy and taken from the same
paper bag and that neither suffered injury
Miss Dunlap has stoutly maintained heI
Innocence and her lawyers have tried tc
establish a theory OF accidental poisoning
For two days rumors have been current
concerning statements alleged to have beer
made by a juror prior to his acceptance
but nothing Of an authentic nature can b.
learned. The Juror in question is said to
have told a friend he would "either hans
iona Dunlap or hang the jury" should he
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
RAID COUNTERFElTERS' DEN
secret Service Agent Makes AN I'M
portnnt Capture mt WhminE-
ton, Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Del. Jan. 2.-socret
Service Agent George W. Fster OF WASH
inRton. after a long investigation sue
ceeded In locating a counterfeiters den AZ
52s West Second street. this city To-Day
and IL was raided by the police.
Agini Malorosi, better known as 'Mlhs
Ross saithla Malorosl, his wife, ana
Nicola d. Case. his brother-in-law' "ere
arrested and the plant captured
II was an unusually large one comprls-
ing ten moulds, a number OF mixing po's'
dies, presses and other counterteiting para
phernalia. The parties Will have a nearing
before Acting United states Commissions
Hollis.
Among the material captured we're about
100 counterfeit dollars and some partly
formed nickels. 5 ..t'
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
OBJECTS TO RoGUES' GALLERY
New York Man Contests Right of PO-
lice 10 Keep and Circulate
His Picture.

NEW YORK, Jan 2.-The right Of the
police to keep a mans photograph in the
rogues' gallery is TO be decided by the
courts.
Jacob owen today secured from Justice
Scott. in the supreme court. an order d.
recting Police Commissions Greene to
show cause why he and the officials OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
Sent Free, book and Liberal Course of
Personal Treatment which VIII As
tOuish Any header. " N

During the last few years remarkable die
coverles have been MADE by Dr. Miles In
the treatment Of diseases on the heart. A
wonderful system OF treatment has been
discovered which acts upon the heart
through its nerve centers. Hundreds OF the
worst cases have been cured.
Dr. Miles, the founder OF the Grand Dis
pensary and Sanitarium of Chicago and
Elkhart, VIII give Sway $4,000 worth of his
new personal treatments TO. demonstrate
their remarkable curative powers in heart
disease, short breath. distress I'm the side
or chest, irregular pr. se, p~aIpitahon, smoth-
ering spells or dropsy.
Inc doctor treaIs thousands of heart
cases yearly ana Is one OF the most sue
cessful ana reliable physicians, as is proven
known people. Prof. J. S. Jewell, M. D., of
Northwestern University, said: BY All
means publish your surprising results
Prof. J r. Ross, NJ. D., Expires. Rush
Medical College, states: Or. Miles has
taken two courses OF my private instruc-
Coz. h.. IS. Splleman says: y our remarka-
Bile personal treatment has worked won
ders when all else failed. 1 had employed
the BEST medical talent and spent 5000"
DR.. Miles system OF treatment is thor
oughly scienJinc and Immensely superior
TO the ordinary methods. 1t includes several
newly discovered remedies which are care
tuily prepared to suit each individual case,
and Is the result OF twenty-five years of
very extensive Pesearchdand remarkable
success. Each free treatment oonsistsltof
a curative, elixir, IONIC tabloids, eliminating
piles and usually O ny yamiC iastef.
Send for a free book, diagnostic chart and
valuable personal advice, sta tfstiCs clearly
demonstrate that DIR. Miles Personal Treat
ments are three times as successful as
those usually employed. Write 70 Dr..
Franklin Miles, 203 TO 29 State St., Chicago.
Mention Omaha Bee ...: 3D., ,y.l-e
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
FIRE RECORD.
Ga.oIine starts Blaze.

YORK, Neb., Jan. disqualification .
o'clock last evening the gasoline tank In
the Pearl steam laundry exploded. The
gasoline set fire to the rear part Of the
frame building which was used as a coal
and engine room and instantly all was
In a blaze. The IRE company was soon on
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
Griscom Interests Japan.

TOXIC, Dec. 16, via San Francisco. Jan.
2. - Correspondence of the Associated
Press.)-The news Of the appointment OF
Mr. Griscom, formerly minister to Persia,
as the new United States minister TO Japan
AZ successor to the late Colonel Buck
reached here today. Little beyond his dip
Iomatie career is known here. but his ar
rival is awaited with interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
DEWEY HAS AN ACCIDENT
Steam Cutter and Torpedo Boat Col
Tide, sinking the Former
Vessel.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Navy de-
partment has received the following cable
gram from Admiral Dewey, dated San Juan,
Porto Rico:
Combined squadron reassembled at Gale
bra. visits to various West Indian ports,
most cordially welcomed; effect excellent
in every respect; fleet continuing tactical
exercises; marines and torpedo tiotilla en-
gagged in special drill, including night at
tack by the latter upon designated ships;
r. Bradley, coal passer, drowned, in sink
ing Of Newark, steam cutter, by collision
with torpedo boat.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
Iowans Buy Kansas Land.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2~.-Eranklin &c.
Brooke, president of n Cedar Rapids, Ia,
Investment company. closed q deal today
for the sale to Veedersburg, ind.' bayou
acres OF land in western Kansas, which,
II is stated, is to be made fit for the de-
velopment OF Pooled Angus cattle. The
tract Is situated lust southwest OF Colby,
on the Rock. Island railway system IN une
corner of the state, and Is SIX
miles wide and twelve long. Mr.. Brooke
returned to Kansas City today with a
party of fasteners after a trip over the
land.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
THINKS HE IS COMMISSIONER
insane Man Attempts to Gain Entrance
to General Greene's once
in New York.

NEW YORK. Jan. IA man. apparently
insane, tried to gain entrance to the pri-
vate ONCE OF General Greene, the new po-
lice commissioner, at police headquarters
today, saying that he was the new commits
%sioner, Inspector Brooks inveigled him to
The Mulberry street station. Two loaded
rSvolyers were found in his coet pockets.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
TeIsEraphers Not Recognised.

TOPEKA, Kan. Jan. 2-Charles H.
Gaunt, superintendent OF telegraph Of the
Santa Fe. said tonight the road was hold
ing no negotiations with the telegraphers,
as reported last week. The policy OF the
road is understood to be against ~reeogniz-
ing or negotiating with the telegraphers'
union. No discrimination will be made
against union men, a number Of whom are
In the employ Of the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
A auaranteed Cure . Pnes.

Itching. blind, bleeding and protruding
piles. Nc cure. no pay. All druggists are
authorized by the manufacturers OF Pazo
Ointment to refund the money where It
fails to cure any case OF piles. no matter OF
how long standing. Cures ordinary cases In
six days; worst cases In fourteen days. One
application gives ease and rest. Relieves
itching instantly. This Is a new discovery
and It is the only pile remedy sold on a pos
Tive guarantee. no cure. no pay. Price soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
sousn in IN london.

SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 2.-The American
line steamer st. Louis, from New York, De-
"a, arrived here about 6 o'clock this
morning, having been delayed by bad
weather. sousa and his band, who were
passengers on st. Louis. will AVE their
opening performance in London tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
Take Oath OF once.

MANILA, Jan. 2.-General James F..
Smith, the recently appointed member Of
the Philippine commission, and Elmer
Bryan, superintendent Of instruction, were
sworn in yesterday at the public session Of
the commission, General Smith takes the
portfolio of secretary of education.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
BOOTH COMING TO OMAHA
Founder of Salvation Army Completes
Work in San Francisco and
Leaves for East.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2.-General Will
liam Booth, founder and c~ommander-in-
chief Of the Salvation Army, did his last
days work in San Francisco yesterday, and
this morning left for Salt Lake and Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03

the ground and in a short time had the
FIRE under control. The loss to the build
ing is estimated at about $500 TO $500.
There was some loss on machinery. The
laundry will suffer considerable damage
from smoke. water and ~breakage. All Of
the laundry washed and to be washed was
saved.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
wedding is Not TO Occur.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-The newspapers here
announce that the marriage which had been
arranged between Charles H. Hawtrey. the
English actor, now on a tour OF the United
States, and Miss Hamburg will not occur.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
Diamond Fields Near Pretoria.

LONDON, Jan. at seems to be beyond
question, cables the johannesburg CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail, hat large and
enormously rich diamond fields exist north
of Pretoria.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
Howard Gould Passes Gibraltar.

GIBRALTAR, Jan. 2.-The American
steam yacht Niagara, from New York, with
Howard Gould and party on board. passed
Gibraltar.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
Fes Remains Calm.

GIBRALTAR Jan. 2.-The dispatch OF
Spanish achievements to Morocco has been
contaminated. The latest advices from
Fee, Morocco. say that city remains calm.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
To visit the car.

BERLIN, Jan Grown Prince Frederick
william has accepted an invitation of the
car to visit his majesty at st. Petersburg
in the middle OF January.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
LarNest Gas wen On OHIO.

GAINESVILLE. O.. Jan. 2-rhs Ohio Fuel
company OF this city has Just drilled In the
largest gas well ever struck In Ohio. The
new well Is In the Homer field IN Licking
county and has a daily capacity OF 1900
90 cubic feet
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
About the Friars.

Referring to the ecclesiastical question,
he said: Under Spanish rule the church
had been part of the state. The priest and
bishops drew stipends from the government,
but now the Catholic church stands upon
the same basis as the other churches, and
must be supported by voluntary subscrip-
lions. So far as the church goes, the
Philippines are as Catholic as Mexico and
Central America. The trouble Is not with
the church, but with some OF the orders
which own the land. AS landowners they
come under the control OF the government.
A few months ago II was said IN large head
lines that the friars must go, but the frlars
have some rights. The friars are the un.
fortunate victims of the old system. The
military officers and the civil officers could
returntto Spain; the friars had to remain.
and when the Filipino became FESTIVE and
struck at a Spanish head the head of a
friar was the most convenient. My solu-
tion to this question was to have the lands
valued by arbitration and purchased by the
Philippine government. leaving the matter
OF the deportation OF the friars TO time and
changed conditions. The second commits.
sion has unfortunately coupled the purchase
OF the lands with the Withdrawal Of the
friars. ! am not a Roman Catholic, but
can see why II is absolutely impossible for
the Vatican TO agree to this rule. Tn,
friars have been charged with oppression
and various crimes by a part of the Fill
pinos. To consent to their withdrawal a.
proposed would be a confession OF guilt OF
the part Of the Vatican.
I'VE went to the islsnds with humani
tartan motives. I know other influences
were at work. The capitalist thought 1
was a land to be exploited. He is dish
lusioned. The Protestant clergyman say
a aeld for missionary work. but that Il
fusion has vanished; the lingo and sxpan
sionist were all at work. but the dominan
feeling was that voiced By President Nc
Kinlsy. / was opposed to taking the Philip
pine islands from Spain. and so spoke :
1885. before the signing OF the treaty q
Paris. When the arehipelAso was taken
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03

bed and one held the revolver a ruler was
used and II was not in line with the hole
In the window. Mrs. Lille testified before
the coroner's Jury that when she came
downstairs on the morning Of the murder
The back door was open. and, with testi-
mony as 70 the money and notes stolen
heretofore published in these columns, the
rross-examination Of the witness was con-
Iuded. Court adjourned.
Mrs. Lille Makes statement.
Mrs. Lille was interviewed by The Bee
reporter at her residence yesterday after
aeon.
she was very careful and conservative in
her statements.
yesterday evening, when the curtain and
window sash we're placed in the same posi-
ton they we're on the morning Of the MUIR
DER" she said, "for the inspection by the
,ounty Judge and court. officials, the hole
In the curtain and window glass indicated
that the bullet took a downward course and
not an upward course. as testified to by Dr.
Sample.
Or. ample, also said that it was just
twenty4three inches from the floor to the
hole in the window glass. we measured
this and 1t is just twenty-nine and one-half
Inches.
During the Inquest held by the coroner's
Jury I was put through a sweating process
for two and one-hslf hours at one time and
about two hours at another time. And this
was when l was sick and hardly able to sit
up. We will prove. when the time comes.
that Coroner Sample is mistaken in his
testimony about this.
"Dr. Sample also testified that In demon
Btraticg to the coroner's Jury the position
OF the burglar when Mr.. Lille was shot
that l used a revolver. This is not true and
] can prove it."
Talks of the Revolver.
In referring to the revolver that. was pro-
duced in court Wednesday. Mrs, Lille said:
NJ Lille had an old revolver, which
was the only revolver in the house. 1t was
an old, rusty one, and the shells were.cor-
roded, and 1t had not been used for a long
time.
THE revolver that was in court Wednes-
day do not think 1 had ever seen before.
~ It was our old revolver it has been
frightened up. / gave this old revolver to
Sheriff West the morning of the murder and
have not seen 1t since"
The reporter said: Mrs. Lille, there are
some rumors that you think this is a case
OF persecution and not a case Of prosecu-
tion. What do you say about it," She
said: Yes, l think so. / have some ene-
mics here in David City and 1 think they
are behind the whole thing" p
Mrs. Lille declined to name any OF the
parties who she thinks are behind the case,
but says she is inclined to think the fra
ternsf orders, to which Mr.. Lille belonged,
are having something to do with it.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03

,.,.c,,vs bureau should not be restrained
from Keeping his photograph IN the rosues
gallery and circulating copies among 'ne
different police precincts.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
John Cattle.

SALTWATER. MINI, Jan. 2.-Ex-Con-
gresham John Castle. aged S.. was found
dead in his yard this afternoon. haying been
stricken with heart failure.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
OMAHA MAN KILLED IN ROW
James O'Leary Dies from Injuries Re-
ceived in Quarrel at Peoria,
Illinois.

PEORIA, Ill. Jan. 2.-During a quarrel
yesterday james oLeary Of Omaha received
injuries from which he died at a hospital
today. His slayers. Henry Rogers. J. Van
depute and supposedly Frank Powell. we're
srrested. The men are Bohemians and I'M
able to. speak English. ~,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03
HEART DISEASE
SOON CURED

Have Been Cured by the
Wonderful New Treatments DlscOv-
cred by the Famous Chicago Scien-
fist, DIR. franklin Miles. III. h., Afto<
Doctors had Pronounced
Them "~IncurHbIe.v f'f 's..f
Patients who had Suffered for Years
with DrOpsy and other COmplicRt-
ing Diseases Have 9~hrveIously Re-
covered-Endorsed by Leading Pro-
feasOrs and Editors. H
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-03

The Omaha city directory does not con-
tain the name Of James O'Leary.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-11-21
COMPERS IS
REELECTED
Attempt of the Socialists to De-
feat GOmpers for Presi.
dent Is a Failure

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller
BOSTON, Nov. 21.-The federation
of labor this morning reelected Com
pers president by a vote of 12,524, over
1904 for Kraft. There was great ex-
citement during the voting.
The socialist element not liking the
attitude of Gompers soward- the reso-
lutions they had proposed decided yes
terday to oppose his candidacy. They
decided by caucus to present the name
of Ernest Kraft and created intense in
terest by the movement.
The socialist candidate Kroft failed
to vote even the strength of his party
Shortly after the voting commenced
Mitchell arose and said, This delega-
ton is unanimously for Gompers," from
that time on the voting was almost en-
tirely in Gompers' favor, The other
officers elected were as follows: First
vice president, Duncan; second, Mitch
ell: third, OConnell; fourth, Morris.
Walter Macarthur San Francisco and
Thomas Kidd of Chicago were nom
mated for fifth vice president but Mac
Arthur withdrew in favor of Kidd The
governor of Utah and mayor of Salt
Lake have sent letters inviting the
next convention to Salt Lake. Mil
waukee is also mentioned.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-11-21
YOUNG WANTS CANTEENS
FOR THEY PROMOTE GOOD.
First Annual Report of the New Chief of Staff
Gives Splendid Review of the
Army Conditions

Especial Telegram TO Evening Teller.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-In his first
annual report as chief staff General
Young makes an urgent appeal for the
canteens. He says he hesitates to take
the matter up because congress has
failed to take action in their re- estab-
lishment but does not feel at liberty to
ignore the measure which is unani-
mously advocated by officers having,
the best interest of the army at heart,
and their recommendation are entitled
to consideration. He says the canteens
promote morality, sobriety and disci-
pline.
He says the work of the general staff
so far shows the wisdom of the author
tiles in promoting the measure and
pays a glowing tribute to the army in
the Philippines. Both the regulars
and the volunteers have shown remark
able efficiency, devotion, patience, for
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-11-21

bearance and humanity throughout the
entire campaign in. the islands.
He says that under circumstances
where the severest measures We're just
flied the officers and the soldiers both
regularly showed forbearance to the
utmost possible limit. Instances of
misconduct are very rare and generally
arose from misdirected zeal.
Under the new law the organized
militia has attained a dignity and
standing they never have before.
The growing dignity and efficiency of
the force is one most encouraging fea-
ture together with the renewed interest
taken.
He recommends that the coast army
be increased on the lines suggested by
General Chaffee and invites intention
to the necessity of increasing the COM
for officers and soldiers, es-
pecially in the east where the cost of
living is so high.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-11-21
CANNERY NOW
Goes FORWARD
Subscriptions Have Been Renewed
and Charleston People Will
Put in the Plant
Especial to Evening Tefler.)

CHARLESTON, Nov. 21.-The direc-
tors of the canning company had de-
cided to accept the agreement pro-
posed by Mr.. Walsh and sent COM
mittee to him for the purpose of COM
pleting the arrangement. He stated to
the committee that he had made ar
rangements to start cannery else
where and refused to sign the contract.
Upon the report of the committee the
directors Immediately called a meeting
and declared all proceedings and agree
ments with Mr.. Walsh off and proceed
ed to effect new organization.
Messrs Henrichs & Peaslee were
chosen as committee of two to So
licit subscriptions and the meeting adj
iourned till Monday. The people took
immediate hold of the matter and sub
scriptions were renewed, doubled and
even thrilled until there is now suffi-
cient amount subscribed to assure the
success of the cannery. The Lewiston
people and those from Asotin have
promised to cooperate and all sub
scriptions from those places have been
renewed. All these have been made
with the understanding that the corr
poration have nothing to do with the
previous movement. The capital stoeN
of the company is to be $4,000 consisfyx
ing of 1000 shares at $5 share. AbS,H
200 has been subscribed. 4sAKe
A petition is being circulated khSrEXe
residents of Charleston and
requesting the county comlas Sisszsff
to call special election foH g3ae psl5ssa
pose of Incorporating thee nssse nat ofss
as far as Rayburg GulqA
mean larger city and kses s38 u Al
position to be heard onss tkA Sssx<
tanning to the s}.'a-
ting them to enjoy ceraqa tAges.
Every body on the nat ses saN 20 be
taking a personal Interests ~ snE mat
ter and as yet no one has refused to
sign the petition.