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Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
FATHER HYACINTH ON VATICAN
Former French Priest Gives His
Opinion of Present state of
Affairs.

PARIS, Oct. 29.-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee)-"Father" Hyacinth has ar
tice in the Steele, of which several passages
are of unquestionable interest. He says:
1t is alleged that Spain and Germany
dominate at the Vatican. and in a certain
particular have special infiuence-namely,
Cardinal Merry, del Val, Cardinal Wives
General Of tSe 1ess ar three o fbe
are Spanish, and reactionary. All three are
on intimate terms owing to their common
like Jews, hold together l am personally
acquainted with Cardinal Wives Tuto
DTrng sa 1ne IN wihseT int t spent pc In x Home s with
sent to me on behalf of the Vatican for a
curious negotiation. The object of his mis-
mission to the pope, while leaving me my
wire, my son and my priesty duties. The
irreconeilable attitude, but l retain re-
spectful and affectionate recollection Of
Rev. Father Joseph Calazancio de Llevan-
Wives y Tuto when a member of the Ca
puehin Order before he was promoted car
ideas, but very Christian in his sentiments' ss
The same may be said of the pope, whom
] do not know personally, but concerning
ful soul, sincere and pious, but with no
real culture. He may read the Abbe Loisy' s
seiehee at ease before eonSemnine Ss ms them SSm
His state Of mind will prevent him from
understanding them, as that of the pope
and the holy Office in 1853 prevented them
from understanding what they were doing
when they condemned Galileo. Belonging
TO family OF the working class, with which
! am far from reproaching him. the pope
has kept ell his native uncOuthness. With
out scientific and political views, this
worthy Italian priest Giuseppe Saro, i'm
agines that he can rule France and the
modern world by divine Inspiration. Deus
providebit, he says piously after each of his
bunders, That is the whole policy: 1t is
sublime, but insane. One of my friends
had a private audience with him. Plus X
expressed himself in severe terms concern
ing our prime minister, M. Combes but
on the other hand praised the German em-
peror. Forgetting for a moment that the
latter IS heretical, schismatical and ex-
communicated. he called him this holy em-
peror (santo imperatore).
William III is doubtless a man of superior
mind, but l fancy that he would himself
be much surprised at the new title thus
conferred on him I do not think, however,
that he will make much use of this canon
ization In order TO place his personal in
fluence at the service of the reactonaries
of the clerical party. He Is too liberal, at
all events In religion, and too great a
friend OF modern culture to shape their
views and believe in their success.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
POPE is MORE ECONOMICAL
AbandOns several Ornamental Feat
ures at the vatican to Re-
duce Expenses.

ROME, Oct. @.-(speelal Cablegram to
The Bee)-Pope Plus X is carrying out a
number OF economies at the Vatican. His
holiness has abandoned the escort of honor
on his walks and has ordered the horses
OF the noble guard TO be sold. The pope
has further directed that the collection OF
birds hitherto kept in his gardens shall
be no longer maintained His predecessor
had been presented with various pheasants,
ostriches and many rare species. Plus X
thinking their support too costly has given
instructions for the birds TO be distributed
among various institutions. Some have
already been given to the Technical insti-
tute in Rome The cost OF maintaining
the gardens Is also considered to be too
heavy and some parts at present culti-
waited with flowers are to be turned into
meadow land.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
FIND PoISoNS ON THE GRAPES
swiss People Are Told to wash
Fruit I'm Acid Before
Using IL.

GENEVA, Oct. 29.-(Special Cablegram
TO The Bee,)-Many curious cases Of sick
ness have occurred In Geneva, Lausanne
and other Swiss towns during the last
fortnight.
In some cases whole families showed
signs OF poisoning. and the medical authori-
ties we're puzzled to find out the cause.
Inquiries showed, however. that in each
case the victim had eaten OF grapes. and
II has now been ascertained that the fruit
had been chemically sprayed while grow
ing to keep away mildew and other vine
maladies.
Tho medical authorities have in conse-
querce issued public warning that all
grapes showing the blue marks of copper
or other chemical treatment are not ht to
be eaten until they have been washed In
dilute acid, washing plain water being
ineffeetual to remove the poison
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30

VIENNA, Oct. 29.-(Special Cablegram to
The ee)-A local news agency, which fire.
quently serves as a channel for the ex-
preston of diplomatic views, circulates the
following statement dated from Rome:
In we'll informed diplomatic circles 1t is
asserted that the chief object of Signor
Giolittfs journey to, Hamburg was the
modification of the relationship of Italy to
the Vatican. The Italian premier is said
to have sought the support of the German
imperial i'm chancellor for the aims of the
lent relations of Germany with the Vati-
can the German imperial government would
be in a position essentially to further Ital
Ian plans, and 1t is believed that Count Won
Buelow has. expressed his Willingness to
comply with the wishes of Italy.
Whatever may be thought or said in the
Rome diplomatic circles, to which the
agency claims to have had access the views
prevailing among some of the most ex-
perienced diplomatists In Vienna strongly
confirm the reports that Germany has en-
barled upon a policy designed vastly to in
crease its influence at the Vatican. Since
the death of Cardinal Ledochowski, the
famous predecessor of Cardinal Gotti pre-
feet of the propaganda fide, the German
government has on more than one occa-
sion felt the need OF a cardinal resident
In the curia who could be relied upon to
act as the general agent of Germany in the
sacred college. 1t has, therefore. cast
about for likely candidate, and has found
such a one in the person of Father Hemp
time, the we'll known Belgian superior of
the Benedictine monastery on the Aven-
tine Father Hemptime, though of WalIoon
origin, is strongly Germanic in sympathies
and has already received marks of Ger
man imperial favor. At the present mo-
ment he is the object of further fiatterinx
attentions. which have now reached the
point of bringing German imperial infiu
ence to bear in order to secure for him a
cardinals hat at the next consistory. To
those who remember the attentions maid
by the German emperor to Father Krug
the German superior OF the Benedictine
monastery at Montecassino during the
visit of the German emperor and King
Victor Emmanuel to Montecassino in 1909
and again during the visit of the imperial
yacht Hohenzollern to Naples last spring
this preference for so distinguished a mem
ber of the Benedictine order as Father
Hemptime will not appear extraordinary
Nevertheless II is an interesting detail, I'm
the general plan of Harvesting the Vatican
to the Hohenzollern chariot which tho
German emperor appears to have con-
ceived.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
SPAIN DlSLIKES THE NEW RULES
Order AbOIiahing Sunday Bull Fights
Meets with Opposition in
Many Quarters.

MADRID, Oct. 29.-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee. 1.-The burning question of the day
in Spain Is the threatened extinction of bull
fighting, the famous sport which the Span
iards call their national pastme.
1t is true that the prohibition of the cruel
game by the Maura government only ap-
plies to Sundays, the object being to en-
force the recently passed Sabbath rest law.
but as the enormous expenses entaied by
these spectacles can only be met by a
large concourse of spectators who cannot
attend bull fights working days, the
measure decided on by the government
and vigorously enforced by the provincial
authorities is equivalent to the total sup
preston of the favorite popular amuse-
ment.
Senior Maura's bold decision has caused
more excitement and discomfort than any
other of the pressing questions before the
country.
Not long ago the illustrious Spaniard,
Jovollanos, said, with a touch of irony,
ITO govern Spain one only needs two
things-bread and bulls (pan y toros)." But
under the new dspensation there will be
neither bread nor bulls on Sunday, for
neither the "toreros" nor the journeymen
bakers must work on that day.
Madrid, Valencia and quite a dozen other
cities where the rights of the arenas are
farmed out to spectators will lose large
sums by the new law. In the capital a
revenue of $4,000 a year was received from
this course, which went to support a hos
pital and other works of mercy. In several
towns the hospitals, asylums and refugees
were maintained entirely by these pay
ments.
Another serious feature is the throwing
out of work of at least 100000 persons in
Spain who depended on bull fighting for
their livelihood. The new law also means
ruin to the farms where fighting bulls are
trained, such as the famous establishment
of the duke of Veragua.
The only hope is that the premier will
yield to the numerous and influential ap-
peals for the revocation of the law which
are pouring in upon him from all parts of
the country.
II is chiefly the fault OF the ''primeros
espadas," or leading bull fighters, that the
national sport pays only when Sunday ex-
hibitions are given. The times are long
past when the best swordsmen received
e5 per performance. The price has steadily
risen and is now fairly firm at a4OO. 1t
was only natural that after a few years
the famous "torero" Guerito was able to
amass an ample fortune, which he is now
peacefully enjoying.
The noted swordsmen of the day, like
Fuentas and Bombita-C Chico, earn the sal
aries of frst-rank tenors.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
French Writer Declares that Sea is Now
but a German Lake.
NEW TREATY is FORCED ON RUSSIA
Exigencies of War Cause 0Sar to Ooncede
Important Trading Privileges
FRANCES INTERESTS MUCH DIFFEREN7
Republic Desires to See Russian In
auence Restored Both in the
Far East and I'm Poll
tics in Europe.

PARIS, Oct 29-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee THE conservative republican
organ. the Republique Franchise, NJ. Rene
Henry, published an article entitled vii
liam II and the Far East" in which ne
endeavore to show how the turn OF events
I'm eastern Asia has benefited Germany
The writer says that far from having
weakened the position of Germany, the
complications in the far east have consid-
erably improved it. Germany wishes 10
weaken the dual alliance by effecting
rapprochement with one of the parues
to it, SO long as Russia's hands were
free 1t was not likely to listen 10 au-
vances from Berlin. When, however, II
became involved in the affairs of the far
east Russia found itself situated, as Ger
many itself has been, between two hres'
1t could only avoid being placed between
the hammer and the anvil, and could on-y
vigorously pursue it's struggle against
japan provided it was sure Of German
neutrality. The Russo-Japanese war, con-
tinues the writer, is therefore, as faVor-
able as possible to the European politics
of William II, and as was lately observed
by M. Rene Pinon in the Revue des Deux
Mondes, there can be no doubt that the
German emperor has done his utmost to
promote trouble in the far east.
Forces Treaty on Russia.
The writer goes on to say that for Ger
many the first concrete and certain result
of the war is its supremacy in the Ba-tic,
which has now become a German lake.
The second, which is equally certain, Is
that Russia, compelled to sacrifice every
thing to the requirements of the cam
paIgn in Manchuria and to the security of
its western frontier, has accepted a treaty
of commerce which William II could not
have hoped for when the Reichstag voted,
in spite of Count Won Buelow, the customs
tariffs, which in normal times would have
been calculated to provoke war with
Russia.
What is more important than all is that
as long as the Asiatic conflict lasts Russia
will be obliged to humor Germany more
than any other power. NJ. Rene Henry
adds that William IL is endeavoring to do
what Bismarck did up to 1s7s-namely, to
maintain a private wire with St. Peters
burg.
Finally, he says, that in order that the
Franco Russian alliance may retain its
full value and that Germany should not
be all-powerful in Europe, when peace is
signed the far eastern question must re-
ceive a definite solution. The interest OF
France is that Russia should recover its
liberty-that is to say, its position in
Europe. The interest of Germany, on the
contrary, is that Russia should not escape
the ENHANCEMENT in which 1t now finds
itself
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
AUSTRIA HOLDS A RUSSIAN
Omcer who Pursued Deserter Is
Now LanguiShins In Prison In
GaIicia.

cRACoW, Oct. 29.-(special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-A Russian officer has been ar
rested at Myslovice. the Austrian frontier
station for encroaching on Austrian ter
rtory In pursuit Of a deserter from his
regiment.
lie hrst crossed the Prussian frontier and
was allowed TO pass through Prussian ter
['ory with moiestation. lie then entered
Haiicia ana captured the deserter in the
Nli'ase OF Domorova' but was arrested by
al austrian gendarme as he was returning
with his captive TO Russian Poland
Both the oficer and the desertar ara
no" In prison at Chrzanew
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
WANTS CAT ON QUARTERBACK
Bernard Shaw Becomes Sarcastic I'm
Fight Against FIOgginE in
British Navy.

LONDON, Oct. 2s.-(speciaI Cablegram to
The Bee.)-"The Chinese. inveterateIv
democratic and logical fog their admirals
as well as their humber heroes" says q.
Bernard Shaw, returning in the Times 70
his attack on fiogging in the navy
II nogglng is all that our admirals sav A.,
Is, the Quarterback should be strennotysi,t
kept up to the mark by the cat and he
birch for an admiral can send a battieshiH
TO the bottom where a boy can only hiirt
his own digestion by clandestine cigar
ette.
The case against fogging IL exactly
parallel with the case against industriaI
swearing. Some admirais cannot commend
without logging, just as some employers
cannot command without swearing NobleT
men can and will-that is enough for us
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
CLAIMANT FOR LIEPPE THRONE
Rival for BrOther-in-Layv of Kaiser
Appears I'm Person OF Count
George.

BERLIN. oct. 2s.-Cspecial Cablegram 10
The Bee.)-There is still another claimant
20 the throne OF Lieppe.
Count George zu Lieppe- e-Biesterfeld- -weis-
sebfeld has submitted that as second
branch OF the Lieppe- Biesterfeld family he
has prior rights TO the kaiser's brother-in-
law.
He adds that his ancestors at least are
without rep-oaoh. both a. regards nobility
ana conduct
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for Nebrasks-Fair sunday
and Monday.

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Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
Lawyers select Committee.

ST LOUIS. Oct. 29,-The appointment of
rs Rs oday az eos ne
ing session OF the interstate commerce law
convention: n. II. Bacon of Milwaukee,
G. II. Seybt OF st. Louis, n. s. Lyons Of
Chicago, William Larrabee OF Claremont
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Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30

Comparative quiet prevails at the scene
of operations in Manchuria, the combat
ants apparently being satisfied with their
successes in minor engagements. but the
weather having again become warm and
fine the belief is general that an advance
by the Russians will shortly begin. In
diplomatic circles in st. Petersburg intense
interest is displayed in the arrangements
regarding the investigation of the North
sea incident. Most of the details for the
carrying out of the investigation have been
arranged.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30

q virorous fire against Waitaomounlan,
but stopped firing in the afternoon. A
strong force of the japanese Assembled at
Kangtajenshan and Russian guards hold
ing the heights north of Pinniulupao have
completely disappeared. In other direc-
tions an artillery duel occasionally occurs
HEADQUARTERS OF THE LEFT
ARMY, GENERAL OKU'S, IN THE
FIELD, Oct, 2S.-3 p. m.-(Via Fusan, Oct.
29.)-The positions of the armies are un-
changed. Tha Russians are continually
searching the Japanese lines with their ar
tilery firing night and day. with seldom
any reply from the Japanese
The japanese army is now working the
Yentai mines, digging enough coal for all
military purposes. 1t is believed by mining
experts that they can double the output.
The gauge of the railway has been
changed to Yentai and quantities of sup
plies and ammunition are arriving.
CHE FOO, Oct, 29.-Advices received here
from Harbin say that viceroy Alexieff and
his entire staff will leave Hardin tomorrow.
They expect to arrive in st. Petersburg
November a. The Russian consul here
says Alexieffs recall is due to the need
Of his advice in framing new plans for the
Manchurian campaign. Other Russians, in
cIuding one oficiaI. confirm the reports
from other quarters that Alexleff's recall
is permanent and that it is due to imperial
dissatisfaction with his services.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 29-General
Sakharon reports no general fighting Octo-
ber 28. There was occasional cannonad-
ing along the whole front, but the Japa-
nese fire was inefficient and the Russian
casualties were insignificant.
The night of October 2S-29 was quiet.
The general staff today issued a state
ment of the number killed, wounded and
missing in the fighting which began Octo-
Der 9 and ended October 1S. 1t totals 800
officers and 1900 men.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
New Commander of the Siberian Corps is
Very Popular with the Soldiers.
toUROPATNNs ARMY is REINFORCED
FOrty-Fivs Tn ,usand Men Arrive to Re-
place Those Lost at Shakhe River.
PLANS MADE FOR A THIRD ARMY
Command VIII Probably BE Given to
Baron KauIbars-Report that Alex
iefT VIII Leave Harbin Today
for st. PetersburE.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 29-The corre-
spondent of the Associated Press at Muk-
den says that fine, warm weather has set
in and that it looks as If the hour of an
advance was near at hand. The general
feeling here is that an advance cannot be
delayed il General Kouropatkin still hopes
to reach Port Arthur before the fortress
falls.
General Kouropatkin has now received
sufficient reinforcements to replace the
10000 men officially admitted to have been
killed, wounded or missing in the battle
of Shakhe. The hospitals at Mukden are
no longer congested with wounded SOL
ders.
Lieutenant General Linevitch has arrived
at Mukden to assume command of the
Siberian corps. The announcement of his
appointment which was telegraphed by a
correspondent of the Associated Press, con-
firms the general expectation that Lieu
tenant General Linevitch will be summoned
by General Kouropatkin to assume an i'm
portant part in the conduct of the cam
paign. General Linevitch is sc years old,
but is as active as a young man and i'm
mensely popular among the Siberian
troops, whom he commanded during the
Boxer war. He acted as COMMANDMENTS
chief Of the Russian forces prior to Gen.
eral Kouropatkin's appointment and ar
rival in Manchuria.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
NUMBER OF DEAD UNCERTAIN
Work of Removing Bodies from the
Wrecked Mine at TerciO Pro-
ceeds Slowly.

TRINIDAD, Colo, Oct. 29.-The number
of miners killed by the mine explosion
yesterday In Tercio is still uncertain.
Local officials of the Rocky Mountain Coal
and Iron company declare that, so far as
they know, there were only twenty-one
men in the mine at the time of the ex-
plosion. Reliable miners employed in the
camp say that there were between thirty
and sixty men in the mine. The regular
force numbered eighty, but it is said that
about thirty of them went to Trinidad
yesterday to take out naturalization papers
preparatory to election. The reason the
number at work is not positively known is
because the men are checked off when leav-
ing the mine instead of when going in.
The number Of dead will not be ascertained
until after the mine is thoroughly ex-
plored. The men are foreigners who had
been recently imported to take the place
of the strikers. and their names have not
been learned
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
Three Bodies Recovered.

Hundreds of miners from other camps
are working in three-hour shifts in the
effort to reach the bodies, but the work
is slow and extremely dangerous on ac-
count of the formation, the ground con-
stantly sliding and caving In. Three bodies,
so badly burned and mutilated as to be
unrecognizable, were taken out at p. m.
They were found near the first air shaft.
Most of the other dead are supposed TO
be in rooms "a to 80. about 1000 feet fur
ther in the tunnel. The mine is completely
wrecked. A great fall Of rock blocked the
entrance and It took nearly all day 10 block
up the pit mouth sufficiently 10 permit
rescuers to venture inside. Almost every
prop was blown from the inside OF the
mine and the whole entry was blocked
by huge rocks. The mine is on what is
known as a pitching vein and there is only
one entry. tunnel running near the base
OF the mountain.
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30

4 n6 It lISl IuSSldH di my,
prises six Siberian and TIM
corps, it now appears is
split up into two sections,
will be entrusted to the conn
eral Linevitch and the Other
will form the nucleus of a tn
der General Baron Kaulbars
commander-in-chief in the OF
The appointment of the latte
as certain. General Kaulba
prominence as Russian repr
Bulgaria during the reign of
ander. He has the reputation
energetic and even headstronl
The operations in Manchuri
lulled during the last couple
japanese and Russians appar'
ing themselves with partial
Russians having captured a
lagos on the western flank, WI
nese carried the Buddhist t.
hill east of and near to Ben
According to an Associated
spondent at Mukden two n
which had been abandoned
the Russians have been col
mantled and their barrels rd
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
Henr of Jap Sue,

TOXIC. Oct. $3.50 p. m
ports confirm the press dis
capture of Waitaomounlan
auese on october q, addinl
o'clock a. M, October %, the
Omaha daily bee., 1904-10-30
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN
Austrian News Agency Says Kaiser
Stands Close to the
Pope.

VIENNA, Oct 29.-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-A local news agency, which fire.
quenty serves as channel for the ex-
preston of diplomatic views circulates the
following statement, dated from Rome: