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The Independent., 1905-10-16
MONDAY, OCT. ls. 1906.
AS TO HAWAIl'S SHERIFF.

Judge Ps:son's decision thai the
Sheriff OF Hawaii can appoint police
officers only with the approval OF
the supervisors may be right in law
but It outlines q situation that
bristles With bad points. A county
sheriff is elssted by the people and
by them is held responsible for the
proper conduct OF his Office aud de-
partment. II he 10 to be hampsrsd
at every turn by an unfrisndly board
OF supervisors, it 10 plain that his
work mus. be impaired, no matter
how good q msa he may be. This
10 one OF tho numerous cases 10
which common sense should have
had he right of way.
The Independent., 1905-10-16

The proposOl OF the Hawaiian
Electric Go to string ito house light
ing wires on Government street
poles 10 Kslhi is one worthy OF con.
sideration. It will reduce expense
aud time Of furnishing light to the
district and prove more satisfactory
10 every way.
The Independent., 1905-10-16

Periodically there appears 10 the
papers this, that and the other
about what the United Ststes in
tends TO do for Hawaiian forests; but
nothing svsr comes OF il. Experts
hAvo followed experts on the ucsne.
Reports have followed reports. But
after The expenditure of so much
time rud money the Islands have
not bssn really beacdltcd tro bite
worth.
The Independent., 1905-10-16

The 10 no two ways about the
.d..,,.,o. hA gained from a
advantages TO
locally owned ocean steaL- ''''
The surprising part OF 1t is that the
shipping committee OF the Ner.
ohants' Association does not organ
ize itself into special promotion
committee. Evening Bulletin.
We do not know who is to blame,
but 1t lie almost criminal to make
the public pay large sums monthly
to foreign companies for freight
tarins whom the money might just
as we'll he reserved here in Homo.
lulu.
The Independent., 1905-10-16

The story from Portland OF swift
turbine steamer line to Honolulu
may be taken with big grain OF
salt. Portland aud Seattle have
always been great for pipo.dsesms
in this line, but San Francisco or
Honolulu has ever had to deliver
the goods. OF the numerous steamer
lines planned from Portland to
Honolulu in the past dozen ysars
notone paunsd out sufficiently we'll
to be trusted by business men; and
1t is safe to say that the new report
is the same kind OF hot air.
The Independent., 1905-10-16

The cotton OF the Hawaii Board
of supO,vlooIo in turning down the
application of G q esrs to be op-
pointed road engineer means that
that county wishes again to dra W
upon Oahu for an important part Sf
it's work. It's figured that IL the
county does not do the work, the
Territory will aud that means
OShp'
The Independent., 1905-10-16

Pssoo between japan and Russia
is only temporary. The people OF
either country remain dissatisfied by
the peace terms. aud the whole
world knows what that leads to.Un-
less there is interference from with
out-snd there is not likely to be-
the present ssssation OF hoslilltIes
is mere calm before the storm and
the nOI. few yearsis Is liable to see
the grsstest wsr Slrce the world
began,
The Independent., 1905-10-16

The editor OF the Army and Navy
Journal has "msde good" as a result
OF his recent visit to Honolulu an q
hes come out In strong advocacy oi
adequate dsiensss for Hawaii. This
enterprise may seem large one for
the United States 10 undertake, but
II 10 Q matter OF simple justice to the
Islands. Hawaii was forclbly annex.
ed aud she has just claim to be
protected. The central government
must not and cannot dodge the
issue.
The Independent., 1905-10-16

II RooseyelLs Catholic mission to
japan does not turn out any better
than McKinloy's pSpal delegation
to the Spanish army at Manila iu
1893 the thing might Os we'll ba call
ed of at the start,
The Independent., 1905-10-16

The Garden Island, KsuAi's lively
little newspaper, still insists that its
county should rstsiu lie own income
tar. That is ell right. Oahu ssr.
tsinly should have no kick. Az the
system now stands the Income tax
is Jumped and pro rated, aud Kauai
receives snug little sum. II the
GARDEN Islsnd's plan is carried out
Oahu will get her own and Kauai
will not recover enough from in-
come taxes to pay the pOundmaster
at Lihue.
The Independent., 1905-10-16
TOPICS or EHE DAY.

With grab bags and dances to
raise money, the churches may be
said to be getting very near to craps
ond the hulshula, A little OF this
sort OF thing will 80 long woyo,
The Independent., 1905-10-16
A series Of baseball games betwesn
10 svery way.

A series OF baseball games between
ell Maui aud one OF the Honolulu
mines would draw big crowds. In
oil bouts with Honolulu, Mauis
athletes have proved true sports aud
they are always welcome here, Now
that it is between seasons there
should be no great difficulty in ar-
ranging ratIliuE good seEioS OF
three Romes.
The Independent., 1905-10-16

Judge Kepoikai's charge 10 the
grand jury at Lahsins was eloquent
and sound in that IL lacked oTatory
aud expressed nothing. The prao
tice OF judges nowadays is to get Of
a lot OF Rush which makes the juror
suspect that he is "It" aud wInS the
plaudits OF the paiticoatsd frstern-
iIy in the rear ssstp. A grand juror
is supposed to know his duty, and
that knowledge cannot be i'm hurssd
by judicial hot sir. 10 giving trIte
words Of caution and then setting
The Independent., 1905-10-16
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Bank otRnn sauC'so9,
LONDON Union OF London q SMITH
Bank Ltd.
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OHIoAC0-Corn Ezohrgo National Bank.
PARIs--Orodit lYonnaie, -.
BHRLIH-D1agdnt Banks
HONG KONG AND YOKOHANA-Hon
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INV zhALAND AND AuBTRALIA-
Banks OF New Zealand and AuBtralg gis.
VICTORIA AND VANOOUVNR-BA1n
of British Hcrtn America
The Independent., 1905-10-16

ftansasi General BarAGns snd E@sa snsS
nlsinssf.
Deposits Received. Loans made on Approved
Security. Commercial and Travellers Credit
ssued. Bills Of Exehauge bought aud sold.
Collection Promptly Accounted For
1921.
The Independent., 1905-10-16

nn.srod a. tho Pos onios at HONOLULU
The Independent., 1905-10-16

rsY.slo InvaFissly in Advance
The Independent., 1905-10-16
~- IaBuED -
EVERY AFTERNOON

tHzsspt suneaTI
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
ELEPHANTS AT LAKE MANAWA
Hagenbeck Herd VIII Take Bath
and Swim a Race There
Today.

Sixteen elephants plunging into the lake
and giving an aquatic exhibition constitute
the rare and exciting feature that is calcu-
lated to make Manawa the mecca OF the
record-breaSing attendance today, with
auspicious weather. c. Lee Williams, man
ager of the Carl Hagenbeck show, has con-
tracted to exhibit the herd in the park and
at 4 o'clock today to have them give the
water show. There is nothing an elephant
enjoys more than a good bath. They draw
water into their powerful trunks and spout
1t as high as forty feet into the air The
washing of the baby by the mother is es-
pecially attractive to the children. The
Manawa Amusement company has hung up
prize for a swimming race between the
monsters.
There will be lengthy and varied pro-
gram Of free shows in addition to this rare
event. w. p Cresswell, known as Bicycle
Bill" will give afternoon and evening exhi-
bitions of expert roping or lariat twirling,
gun spinning. knife juggling and trick cycle
work. Covalts Concert band will render
an entire change of program of classic and
popular music. Daredevil" Fackler will
make high dive at p. m. and a fire dive
at p. m. Prof. Andrews is billed for a
balloon ascension and parachute jump at
6:45 p. m. At the Casino in the evening en-
tirely new kaleidoscope pictures will be
shown.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
VANDERBILT RECEIVES ROYALTY
Emperor william Takes Luncheon on
Board American Yacht.

IMPERIAL YACHT CLUB, KEEL, Ger
many, June A-Emperor William today
lunched with Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt on their yacht North Star and dined
with Mrs. Goeet on the Nahma this even
ing. The only others present besides the
imperial suite were Mrs. Goelet's party
consisting Of Ambassador and Mrs Tower,
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, sr., Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt and r. w. Goelet. The emperor
has visited all the American yachts
Only the small yachts raced today, the
most interesting contest being the second
of the special class races for international
competition over fourteen and half
mile course and in a light breeze. There
were twenty entries and Wansee won
in 4:7:Oo. Molch was second in 4l2:3O and
Tilly vi third in 4:13:3O.
Prince Henry, who sailed the Ttlly VII,
worked up from ninth place to half second
behind the third yacht. Tilly vi. Prince
Eitel Frederick, in the Elizabeth, was nine
teenth.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
SOME sWEDES WANT TROUBLE
would Have Army MObiIized and
Make Demand on Norway
for Guarantees.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, June 24-The un-
compromising element in the Riksdag Is ac-
lively prosecuting a campaign in favor of
presenting to Norway demands represent
ing Sweden's irreducible minimum and OBJ
tanning guarantees from Norway before
passing the bill comforting on the govern
ment power to negotiate terms for the
formal separation of Norway and Sweden.
This faction considers that the govern
ment ought to be authorized to contract an
emergency loan OF $250O0,OOO and mobilize
troops to support Sweden's demands The
government, however, has still the strong.
united backing of the moderate party which
is prepared to entrust the king and minis
try with the powers demanded for untram-
meled negotiations in regard to the neces-
sary guarantees TO be given before agreeing
to dissolution of the union.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Bob Irwin at Large.

CODY, Wyo., June A.-(special6-Bo
Irwin, the outlaw. who has been charged
with completely in the attack on the First
National bank and the murder Of Cashier
l. o. Middaugh here last November, is
again at liberty. Irwin was arrested at a
ranch south Of Basin last January, but
escaped from the officers. He fed to Mon
tana, where he was recently arrested. and
while being held for the Wyoming officers
he again escaped. irwin is a powerful
fellow and as daring as dozen ordinary
men. He is crack shot, is not afraid to
shoot and some one will get hurt before
he is again taken into custody. A reward
has been offered for the capture OF the
outlaw.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
PRACTICAL SIDE OF STUDY
How the Commercial Colleges Sue
coed So Well In EquipDing Young
People for Business.

what is the explanation Of the Won
derful success OF the commercial colleges?"
was asked we'll known school man not d.
rectly interested
ut is because they emphasize the prac-
tical side of business traAninB," was the
answer.
Practical courses OF study are absolutely
essential in these\ days of Industrial prog
ress, and for this reason the business col
leges have become extremely popular Their
purpose is to fit young men and women for
practical life and the fact that while they
do this they, at the same time, discipline
and culture the mind. has placed them on
an equal footing with schools OF the high
est rank. Prof. De Garmo of Cornell uni
versty has the following to say about the
training of the commercial school:
"If he has equally efficient teachers and
Is supplied with equally good facilities, the
student of the commercial school Is not in
ferior to his brother in the arts school, in
the range OF his education, in the quality
OF his discipline in the dignity OF his WORK
or the worthiness of his destination.
such an endorsement of commercial ed
ucation, from such high authority. only
emphasizes the tendency in modern times,
on the part of prominent educators, to elm
mate from our courses Of study those things
which are presumed to have only a disci-
plinary value and to substitute for them
those having a practical value.
'It is the province OF the commercial
schools TO equip young people for business
life and in doing this they render the com
munity valuable service. The commercial
schools OF Omaha deserve great credit for
what they have done for the city and the
state for It is a we'll known fact that a
large number OF our best business men,
men OF large influence and capabilities, owe
their success to the training they received
In these schools"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
KRUe PARK is A BEAUTY SPOT
Hill Top Pleasure Resort Becomes the
Prettiest Place in the Entire
West.

Krug park is pronounced the prettiest
and most fascinating place in the west and
possesses a wealth of amusement features
unequalled west OF Chicago. from any
standpoint or view This taken in con-
sideration with the fact that the thermome-
ter always registers several degrees less OF
heat than in the city, the swift ride through
the picturesque country adjacent thereto.
the sights OF the golf players at the Omaha
Country club and the interior decorations
and surroundings OF Krug park. all con-
tribute TO draw the crowds that daily visit
this most popular of park resorts.
The exceptionally liberal policy OF Man
ager Cole in furnishing list OF free enter
tainments OF the class that is carried Is
meeting with popular appreciation and ap-
proval The Royal Canadian band fur
nishes the music for Krug park and Is un-
deniably ths success Of the park. Thou.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
TULLlS COMES CLEAR AT LAST
Man Tried in Federal Court on
Charge of COunterfeitins is
Acquitted.

c. e, Tullis was acquitted in the federal
court yesterday evening.
Judge Munger saturday morning sus-
tained the motion of the attorney of C. E.
Tullis, on trial for using the United States
malls for the purpose Of procuring counter
felt money, to strike out all of the testi-
mony of the governments witness, Eddie
Penn.
Penn is an ex-convict OF the Nebraska
penitentiary.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
BUBONIC PLAGUE ON lSTHMUS
Fatal Case Reported Mt LaBOca,
Where No Precautions Have
Been Taken.

PANAMA, June PA fatal case OF bu-
bonic plague occurred at La Boca yester-
day. The constant arrival OF steamers from
infected South American ports which are
received at Ia Boca without any extra pre-
cautions being taken must cause serious
infection.
The dead man had been working on board
the British steamer Chill, which the au.
thorities of Guayaquil would not allow to
enter that port. The companions of the de-
ceased laborer have been isolated, Rats
taken from the steamer Chill are being ex-
amined
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
VIII View the Scenes.

Next Thursday morning at s o'clock the
members of the various committees who
will view from time to time the lots on
prizes awarded by the Omaha Improvement
League, will meet at the city hall and from
there will go to various parts Of the city
tee. Generous citizens will furnish auto
mobiles to carry the members of the
committee. An appropriate badge will be
given every contestant on that day. The
children are requested by the prize COM
mittee to watch the newspapers Wednesday
for Thursdays program.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

celebrated at noon today in the Church of
ST. Clotilde. There was a large and fash
ionabe attendance. including Ambassador
Mccormick and Mrs Mccormick and many
members of the old French aristocracy.
The groom is the head of the ancient family
of Bearn- Brissac. A wedding breakfast
followed. The prince and princess received
many beautiful presents.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Bee. June IS. 1906.

princely rank has impressed the emperor
with the difficult position he CVon Buelow)
was placed in before the Reichstag by the
imperial kilograms for which he as chancel-
lor must be responsible, but which he has
never seen till published in the newspapers.
1t is reported that the emperor agreed to
consult the chancellor regarding kilograms
of political character before sending them
and to ask him to countersign them.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Sultan Wants Help.

LONDON June A.-(Special Cablegram
to The Bee.)-Kaid Sir Harry Maclean who
has just arrived in London from Fee, says
that the sultan of Morocco and his minis
ters are quite willing to be helped in the de-
velopment OF the country so long as this is
brought about in a manner which does not
threaten the independence Of the country.
What the country wants" said Sir Harry,
sis joint assistance from the powers, but
the SULTAN will not agree to accept the as
sistance Of any one nation, for reasons
which are quite obvious"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
DEATH RECORD
Mrs. Mary n. Mccullough.

RIVER SIOUX, Ia, June 2.-Cspecial. y
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Neeley McCul-
Tough, who died here Wednesday. occurred
yesterday afternoon at the Latter Day
Saints chapel with Elder G, H. shearer
presiding. She was born in Ohio December
7, 1897. and was one of the frst pioneers OF
Harrison county.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair in Eastern Nebraska Today
Showers in West Portion
Tomorrow Fair.


WASHINGTON, June A-Forecast OF the !
weather for Sunday and Monday:
For Nebraska-Fair in east showers in !
west portion. cooler in south portion Sun
day; Monday. fair. warmer in northwest
portion.
For Iowa-Fair Sunday except showers in
northwest portion, cooler in west portion;
Monday, fair.
For Kansas-Fair Sunday; showers and
cooler at night Monday.
For Wyoming-Fair Sunday, except show
ers and cooler in southeast portion. warmer
in northwest portion; Monday, fair, warmer
in south portion.
For South Dakota-showers Sunday
cooler in east portion Monday, fair and
warmer.
For Missouri-Generally fair Sunday and
Monday; cooler Monday in west portion.
For Colorado-Partly cloudy and cooler
Sunday, showers in east portion; Monday.
fair, warmer in east portion.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
perature and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding day Of & the he last three
Maximum temperature N@ SO 81
Minimum temperature. 6s "a 62 60
Mean temperature .....,.. B 72 @ II
| Precipitation .............. 90 "a .Ol .0l
Temperature ana precipitation departures
| from the normal at Omaha since March /.
/ and comparison with the last two years;
| Normal temperature ........................ IS
Total excess since March i. i6C5. .2si
Normal preseiPit,ston s tat :'''''''''''' 'ls Inch
! Deficiency since March i,..,...... 49, inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1901 70. @ inches
Deficiency for cor. period isVs.... l.5S inches
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

sands listen daily TO the music evoked by
the wand of Director Finn, and Il Is sell
dom that an encore Is not demanded.
Not the least OF the free amusements Is
the presentation by means OF moving pic
lures Of THE Life of Christ and the Saw
age presentation, "Parsifal."
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
school of science for Guatemala.

GUATEMALA CITY, June 24-President
CABRERA, out of his personal funds has de-
cided to establish practical school of
sciences, arts and agriculture. under
American professors. The tuition will be
given In the English language.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
HAND SEEN
CONTINUED from First Page)

NCOnllnueu lIOTl GhsN hbVl
bination of circumstances which he did
not foresee and which none OF those who
now blame him foresaw when his Moroccan
policy was initiated. He merely shared
with the great majority Of his countrymen
the belief that Japan would either shrink
from war or would be rapidly and COM
pletely crushed by Russia The course OF
events and the prolongation Of the struggle
gave Germany an opportunity OF which II
has taken advantage to encourage the sul-
tan of Morocco to resist and finally to re-
ject the French demands. That action on
the part of Germany was an afterthought
Its previous Indifference TO what went on
in Morocco gave to NJ. Delcasse no warn
ing Of the consequences that might follow
a paralysis OF Russia in Europe, which IT.
self had not entered into the calculation OF
any French statesman. In the new stua-
ton thus created 1t is probable that no
suppleness on the part of NJ. Delcasse could
have rendered II other than desirable that
foreign AFFAIRS should be placed in the
hands of some one less identified with the
policy which circumstances had superseded.
It appears more than probable, moreover,
that the changed aspect of affairs in the
far east has lent to the attacks Of NJ.
Jaures and his associates upon NJ. Delcasse
and his policies a force which they did not
possess before the war. II was under M
Delcasse's auspices that the existing alli-
ance between France and Russia was en-
tered into in 1898, and for his alleged pro-
Russian proclivities he has been unceas-
ingly assailed by the clique which acknowl-
edges the leadership of the fiery M Jaures
To any one acquainted with the character
Of the French Vt is impossible to suggest
| that any hint of a lack OF fidelity to their
obligations could be discovered in the pres
| ent attitude of the French people. But
| when II is remembered that the enormous
| sums OF French capital entrusted to Russia
| have been placed in jeopardy, that Russia
has strained the friendship of France by
repeated attempts to drag 1t into the con-
| fict in the far east, and, lastly, that Russia
| as an effective ally has practically ceased
| to exist for the moment, 1t is scarcely a
matter OF wonder If the invective launched
against M. Delcasse the framer OF that
alliance should find an echo In quarters
where II has hitherto passed unheeded.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Japanese PoIiticians to Meet.

TOXIC. June A.-Delegates of the two
great political parties, the constitution
alists and the progressivists. will meet here
Wednesday to discuss peace and will then
memorable the government on the SUBJ
iect
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

Prince Henry de BeRrn- Winans
PARIS, June 24.-The marriage Of Prince
Henry Galard de Bearn ct de Chalais to
Miss Beatrice Winans, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Winans of Baltimore, was
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Won BUEL0W SIGNS MESSAGES
Since Becoming Prince German Chan
ceIlor Exercises Stricter surveiI-
lance over OmciaI Dispatches

BERLIN, June PA fact which attracts
attention is that many of Emperor Will
liam's kilograms lately have been counter
signed by Chancellor Won Buelow. This
apparently occurs In all cases where the
emperor's kilograms have a political or
public interest. According TO the newspa-
pers Won Buelow since his elevation TO
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
RUSSIANS FEEL The ENEMY
Reconnaissance in Foes Develops Strong
Position at Town Of TsaOping,
oKu HAS OUTPOST FIGHTS EACH DAY
Little Change in situation in East,
but Armies Seem to BE
Forming I'm Battle
Line.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE RUSSIAN
ARMY, GoDzYADANI Manchuria June
A-The Russians on June 2l made a
reconnaissance in force against the Japa-
nese righht in the region of Oancheze. The
japanese advance post retired to Tsaoping,
where they have built strong fortifcations
and hold them in force Behind this line
Of positions are two other lines of fortifca-
tons. strengthened by bombproofs and en-
tanglements. The Russian attack, which
forced the Japanese to summon three di-
visions of infantry from Kaiyuan, ceased
with darkness and the Russian detachment
retired
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Cruiser Bayan FIoated.

TOXIC, June A-11 a. m.-The japanese
commander at Port Arthur reports that the
Russian armored cruiser Bayan has been
successfully hoated.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Outposts Fight Daily.

GENERAL OKU'S HEADQUARTERS IN
THE FIELD, Juno 2,-(Delayed )-Nothing
important has recently occurred except
daily skirmishes between the outposts OF
both armies Hot weather has arrived and
General oku's army has been newly
clothed in Khaki "t
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March /.
and comparison with the last two years:
Normal temperature ........................ IS
ENCeAH fOr the QnY u
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Are you ugoing o
Of vacation mayb SC a

black cotton half hose at two pairs for 25c.
Suspenders, in new summer weight web
bings, BIC and SOC per pair.
Collars, in all the popular shapes, l5c
each or two for Csc.
Underwear, Belts, Night Shirts and
Pajamas for men.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Telephone se4
Notion Department

Many little things here that are most
always needed; Pins safety pins. hat pins,
hair pins, needles, combs and brushes,
tooth brushes, jewel bags, etc.
Hand bags OF good leather, plenty OF
pockets to stow away the little neces-
saries in.