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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-22

1
Rouse BIZ lsS' fep. hanihos meas
ure estapllshins lzo degree hash
Test ior petroleum., passed third read
ing III the House OF Representative
yesterday AFTERNOON Dy vote OF IL
10 II, as follows:
FOR passage-Andrade, Copp. Cox,
ureenwell, Haia, Holstein, Harris, ka'
iino' haniho, Mahikoa, Pail, Quinn,
hice. Sheidon, smith. Waterhouse,
speaker knudsen.
Against passage-Aylett, Broad. Fer
nandez, kalawaia, kaleiopu. Lewis
Long, Mahelona. Nakuina, Pulaa,
shipman.
Absent-Coelho. Lilikalani.
Interpreter wilcox read the bill
through. Rep. kaleiopu then moved
an amendment to the effect that the
Hgures lZV IN the Dill De changed
10 rfead 100. In reference to the flash
test.
Rep. Harris was hastily on his feete
with q protst that Kaleiopu's motion
was altogether out of order. He said
the bill had gone through the hands OF
a committee, the Finance Committee,
and that Committee had turned in two
reports; the minority had reported rec.
ommending that the bill pass IL Is
stood with the provision for the 100
degree fash test: the majority of the
committee had reported, recommending
that the figures be changed to read
$50" The House had adopted the
report Of the minority: therefore that
point, the point In regard to any pos.
sible change of the figures from 100
to $50 had been finally settled and
motion in this direction was now
very much out of order; II Kaleiopu
wanted to amend the figures in the
bill to something different from $50
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-22

Jacob II. Schiff has given $1,000, 900
to Columbia University for the en-
GOwment Of a chair Of social work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-22

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
DoWAGER EMPRESS is LIBERAL
Moscow Correspondent Says She Does
Not Approve Plans of the
ReactiOnaries.

MOSCOW, May 6.-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-The friends of the dowager
empress of Russia fear that she has been
put at the head of the list of those who
have been condemned to death by the
Russian anarchists. 1t is said that the
only reason for this action is found in the
fact that she is a warm personal friend
and admirer of the most reactionary Of the
reactionaries, Pobiedonestseff, the procura-
tor of the holy synod. The admirers and
intimate friends of the dowager empress
explain that her position in this particular
is unique She. detests the policy of the
procurator of the holy synod, but admires
his excellent personal qualities-qualities
which are admitted by all who know him.
On the other hand, her majesty is one
of the most pronounced friends of the pro-
gressive movement in all Russia. She has
showed her antagonism to the policy of the
fate NJ Plehve which cost that minister
his life. She is said to have induced the
emperor to select the liberal-minded Prince
lsNrsky to succeed him. When the prince
was forced to resign by the powers OF
reaction she expressed the opinion that II
was only along these lines that salvation
for Russia could be found. When the
Russification of Finland commenced she
openly took sides with the Fins, defending
/ their political rights in the most pro-
nounced fashion
The assassination of the dowager EN-.
press OF Russia by the terrorists would. Il
| is believed. ~ an end to any possible re-
| forms in Rus. 4 for many years to come
since 1t would lie reasoned that IL a liberia
progressive person wars not safe nothing
| could be gained by conceding any points
| to the reform forces.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
COMMITTEE FAvoRS STRIKERS
British Parliamentary Body Decides
to Make Picketing by Labor
Unions Legal.

LONDON. May 6-(special Cablegram to
The Bee.)--The standing committee on
law. which has under consideration the
trades union and trades dispute bin voted
this week to legalEe picketing by an un-
limited number of persons in the follow
ing terms:
II shall be lawful for any person or per-
sons acting either on their own behalf or on
behalf OF a trade union or other associa-
ton OF individuals, registered or unregis-
tered in contemplation OF or during the
continuance OF any trade dispute, TO at
or near a house or place whore a person
resides or works OF carries on his busl-
meas or happens TO be, hrst, for the pur-
eating information; asoond, for the pur-
pose Of peacefully pereladin8 any per.
son 70 FoFk or abstain from MoEkinks
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
PRAISES BRITISH GOVERNMENT
French Colonial Director Speaks OF
Work of British Empire
In India.

PARIS, May 6.-(speclal Cablegram to
The Bee.)-M. Joseph Chailley, director
general of the Union Coloniale, has just
returned from an extended visit to India.
He is writing book upon the yellow
peril" He denies that the Japanese VIC
tories have produced the slightest impress
sion on the native princes, or on the
masses, while the English are unanimous
in expressing satisfaction at them.
Asked for an expression on the solidity
of British rule. NJ. Chailley replied 'It
is as great as it can be. 1t is based on
three orders of measures to which admira-
tion canont be refused" First, comes the
excellent military organization, then there
is the tact with which the protected
princes are treated; thirdly, the adminis-
tration of the 2S5, 100000 subjects, with
whom England deals direct, is incompar-
able. In shortA this high French author
ity, after having thoroughly studied India
is enthusiastic on the matter of British
rule. which he considers firmly established
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
CAPE COLONY PRISONS VILE
Prisoners Say that Conditions Are
such as to Make Life
Untsearabie.

CAPETowN. May G z special cablegram
to The Bee.)-The scs udaious state OF pris-
ons in the Transvaal Is now paralleieG by
that of the prisons OF Cape Colony Frls-
oners complain that taey are herded with
Kafirs in yard duripEt the day and COM
PEELED to sleep in verr,, aous cells at night.
The humilations alscsi egradations Of the
prisoners In the diff prisons are said
by those who have Capped or who have
been released to hega asscription.
One Of the prF veteran soldier,
complains that his &c b kiston atione time
was lunatic, who tore of his clothes and
whose words and actions were too filthy
to explain. In another instance the SOL
diers were compelled to swelter for days
in rooms which registered a temperature
of ITO degrees, the only ventilation allowed
coming through a few holes about the size
of peas. At Victoria West, according tc
Others in a general way, conditions are
even worse. Prisoners are herded with
natives and sleep on cement floors.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
WOMAN FEARS REv0LUTIoNISTS
Polish Actress who Gives COMMITTEES
10 Police Loses Jewels
and FIees.

WARSAW, May 6.-(special Cablegram to
The Bee e.)-Mlle. Kawecka, a popular opera
Polish singer has left Warsaw suddenly
under fear of death at the hands of the
revolutionary party.
She was a great favorite with the Of
fieers of the garrison, who recently pre-
sented her on her benefit night with a dia-
mond butterfly worth $4,000 The revolu-
tionary party thereupon sent deputation
to her, stating that she could we'll afford
to give them $3.50 for their fund She gave
them s25 and promised the rest on the
morrow. In the meantime she allowed the
police 10 hear of the affair, and when the
revolutionares called next day for the
money they were promptly arrested. Mile.
Kawecka shortly afterward received the
following telegram from Brussels;
Command No. 49,"
She at once took train for the frontier
The jeweled butterfly was stolen from her
baggage during her journey.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

Native occuItists Declare HostiItties
Upon Champions of Theorophy
in the West.

CALCUTTA, May 6--Cspeciai cablceram
to The Bee. Linda is about to become
the center of very lively religious war.
The leading Hindu thinkers are organizing
for the purpose of driving theosophy from
the stronghold 1t has begun to obtain in
Hindustan.
These leaders point out that theosophy
Is almost entirely the creation OF women.
who have built upon the sacred writings
of the Hindus a fabric OF fiction, myth
and mystery, which Is usoful to these
teachers in gaining money and reputation.
Annie Besant, the successor to Mime.
Blavatsky, with her elouuence and pre-
possessing manners. has established her
self boldly In the religious center OF the
Hindus, and has built up college for
the development of peronal doctrines. She
wears a Hindu dress eats only food cooked
by Brahmins, announces that she was a
Brahmin In a previous incarnation, and
walks the streets OF Benafes counting her
beads, surrounded by young and Interest
ing people of both sexes
India is a tranquil place. where religions
of various kinds are always welcome, but
it is believed Mrs. Besant has gone step
too far. She now announces that tho
religion revealed to her predecessor. Mms-
Blavatsky, is the oldest religion in the
world, and precedes the vedas, the sacred
writings of the Hindus. This has brought
forth an organize in OF lecturers pro-
ceeding under the authority OF tho Agumyi
Guru Paramahanza, the Tiger MnhatmaF
Of India. Through his discis sleste q series
of lectures are being given to connteract
Mrs. Besant's influence They are now
making impassioned appeals to the people
to look only to their own leaders and TO
beware of the beguilins tongue OF the for
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
PRESIDENT ENDS HIS HUNT
Party Rides from Camp to Glenwooa
sprinss-wisi start for Denver
Tomofrow.

GLENwooD SPRINGS, Colo, May g.
Rising at $3.50 a m. in a wild mountain
camp sixteen miles from Newcastle, Presi-
dent Roosevelt today rode in the saddle
thirty miles to this city. He arrived at
S:10 p m, visited the hot vapor baths and
participated In a local program and made
an address to the villagers at $50, had din
ner with a few friends in a private dining
room, worked with Secretary Loeb and re-
tired at an early hour. He will pass a
quiet day at the Hotel Colorado on Sunday
and Will start for Washington at s O'Clock
on Monday morning
The thirty-mile horseback ride from, tho
| camp on the West Divide creek to Glen
wood Springs was made by the president.
DR.. Alexander Lambert, ]. B. Stewart of
Colorado Springs and Elmer Chapman, the
presidents courier. About two hours later
the pack train arrived. This consisted of
about twenty horses, thirty dogs and the
camping outfit.
Ten bears and four bobcats were taken
| by the party during the fortnight's hunt.
| or the bears killed the president got four
and Dr. Lambert the others. Most of his
| were small, and the half dozen were re-
| ferred to by the president as "Lambert's
doilie set" The skins secured by the pres.
iden are large and very handsome. DR.
Lambert also got one fine skin in spite OF
the amusement the others of the party de-
rived from the yearlngs he killed.
| The presidents greeting to the people OF
Glenwood Springs took place from the ele.
waited court Of the Hotel Colorado. The
spectators stood on the ground below
Mayor Parkinson introduced the chief ex
ecutive and the crowd cheered. His ad
dress was short, but he told the people how
much he believed in Colorado, endorsed tn,
national irrigation projects as well as pri
vate enterprises which are annually en-
riching the state, and thanked Colorado,
citizens for permitting him to enjoy a tbre,
| weeks vacation.
The president apologiZed for the shortnes
of his speech by saying that he had break
tasted at $50 a. m. and had had nothin,
to eat since. From the stand he went t.
a private dining room of the hotel, wher
he had as his guests Dr. Lambert Mr.
Stewart, Mr.. Loeb, F. H. Lyle, manage
Of the Glenwood Hot Springs company, an,
w. B. Devereaux. owner of a large rancl
near the city.
The following is the schedule Of tn
presidents trip to Washington:
Leave Glenwood Springs over the Denve
& Rio Grande at $40 a, M, May 8. Arriv
at Pueblo 1:45 p. M; leave 1:5O. Arrive a
S"'OAeuO 0Piihss o'VE D. MI leaVe 800 p n
Arrive Denver $50 p. m.
Tuesday, May O. over Union Pacific.
Leave Denver mountain time) a. n
Arrive North Platte p. m; leave (centrf
tlme) SlO p. m. Arrive Grand Island g.,
p M; leave $3.50 p. m. Arrive Fremor
a. m. Arrive Omaha 1920 p. m. Owe
Northwestern railroad-Leave Omaha 1Oj
D. m. Arrive Council BLUFFS 10:4B D. m.
Wednesday. May 1o-Arrive Cedar Rapid
Ia, a. M; Clinton, Ia, s a. M; Chicag
noon. Leave Chicago over Pennsylvani
lines at midnight.
Thursday. May 11-Arriye Pittsburg Zee,
tral time) p. M; leave eastern tine) q.
p. m.
Friday. May 12-Arrive Washington q a r
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
FREIGHT TRAIN STRIKES CAR
Several Persons Said TO Have Been
Killed By Accident in
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May "a freight train
on the Philadelphia & Reading railway
crashed into trolley car at the crossing
at American street and susauehanna ave-
nue., In the northeastern section OF the
city, this afternoon. II is reported that
several persons were killed and that all
the other passengers In the car were in
jured
The body of an unidentified woman has
been recovered from the wreck. The
police say they believe several bodies are
under the wreckage.
The occupants OF the trolley were thrown
under the train and II was found neces'
sary 70 raise the damaged freight oar
with jacks" q Tslsags ths injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
DISLIKE ARBITRATION LAW
Employers and Unions would Have
Changes Made in Act In
Australia.

SIDNEY, May 6.-(special Cablegram to
The Bee. This week an important depu-
tation of the Employers federation waited
on the state premier, Mr.. Carruthers. ask
ing him for the repeal of the New South
wales arbitration act, which they de-
nounced as niauitous, mischievOus, one
sided and responsible for the system OF
walking delegates and paid secretaries.
who live by, agitation and by teaching men
to regard their employers as mortal en-
emies-
Mr.. Carruthers refused to promise the
repeal of the act, but indicated the likeli-
hood OF substantial amendments being
made for the sake OF justice TO the en-
ployers who. he admitted. were crippled
by the measure in it's present form. Labor
unions are also asking for amendments
In favor Of the employers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
ENGLISH MONEY FOR REBELS
Princess Ghika win Give Fortune to
Put Husband ON Albanian
Throne.

SOFIA. May S--(special cablegram to
The Bee.l-Prince Ghika, who was re-
Gently married to Miss Margaret Dowling
In London. is here arranging with the Bull
garian leaders for concerted action be-
tween the Macedonian committees and the
AIbanians for general rising. II is
stated that the princess has placed the
whole Of her fortune at the princes dis
posaI for his adventure. He claims the
throne OF Albania. into which large guam
titisa Of arms have. already been smusgled.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for NebraskR--Fatr and
warmer Sunday. Monday Fair.

NEWS SECTION
1 Irish Topics 60 the Fore.
Russia "a Danger TO Norsemen. .
Latest News from Eastern War.
Developments of Chicago strike.
2 vinins Talks of Rate Regulation.
Standard OH Men Are Indicted.
3 News from All Parts of Nebraska
Gossip About the Horse show.
4 Pat Grove AwRin Visits Omaha
Home No Refuge for One Girl.
Grand Jury Probing Beef Trust.
Many wOodmen Going southward.
o sporting Events of the Day.
2 Opening of the Golf Links.
what Becomes of the Pugiiists.
8 Past Week I'm Omaha Society.
Woman I'm Club and Charity.
Germans 60 Honor Poet Schiller.
o Affairs at south Omaha.
VIII Extend street Railway Lines.
10 Happenings In Omaha suburbs.
Echoes from the Ante Rooms.
II Council Bluffs and Iowa News.
Zemstvos Congress IN Session.
IA Schiller Poetic Foe OF Oppression.
EDITORIAL SECTION
Discussion OF the Open shop.
2 EDITORIAL.
= Financial and COMMERCIAL.
HALF-TONE SECTION
sherlock Holmes Mystery.
3 Plays and Players.
Music and Musical Notes.
Our biggest Circulating Library.
Photos of Windwrecked Building.
Omaha Amateurs fn "PfnafOre."
Gossip About Noted People.
Eleanor Franklin in Japan.
Homes of Panama Workmen.
nj nj
Quaint Features of Life.
For and About Women Folks.
Hints ON Latest Fashions.
Grist of Sporting Gossip.
8 Railroads and the People.
COLOR SECTION
Buster Brown ON the Farm.
Most Jealous Man Alive.
From Far and Near.
B EIoperE Pursued by Pirates.
DimDle I'm Shoulder Her Fortune.
Mystery of Girl Footpad.
Welsh Rarebit wins Bride.
Problem OF Poase of Head.
Famous Beauties Of Old Outdone.
2 Ton o. the Mornin'.
Lucy and Sophie Say Goodbye.
Goat Family TTagedy.
Q Forcing Fate-shOrt story.
10 How Stage FRvorites once Looked
II
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
Movements of Ocean Vessels, May 9.

At New York-Arrived: La Toursine,
from Havre. Sailed; Mesabal for London;
Glasgow; iceland, for Antwerp.
At IAverpool-Arriyed: Arabic. from Bos-
At Antwerp-sailed; Yaderland, for New
York.
AT Rotterdam-Arrived Noordam, from
New York. Sailed; PotSdam. for New
a. 9ussnstOMA-ArrtYsdi Etruris. rpE
l NSW XaTk
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
seminoIes DepOse Governor.

MUsCOGEE, I. T., May GA special to
the Democrat from Wewaka. the Seminole
capital, says the Seminole council has inl-
peaehed Acting Governor Jacob Harrison
and elected Ex-Governor John M. Brown
unanimously 70 succeed him. Brown will
ment terminates.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
Emil Felebur.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. May s--Emil Fels-
bur. noted importer OF Belgian horses, 10
dead. aged 70 years
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
Russians at Vanfona.

HONG KONG. May e.-s:O5 p. ma dis
patch from Tsingtau says that twenty-five
Russian warships have been sighted on
Vanfong and that fourteen cruisers were
OFF the Three Kings May 8. French bat
tleships have been observed leaving Van
fong.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

CHICAGO. May e.-Comparative Quist
relsned in the down town streets today for
the first time since the commencement of
the teamsters strike. There were few
scattered outbreaks, but there was an alb
sepce from marching crowds that for days
followed the wagons Of the boycotted Arms
through the streets and seized upon every
opportunity to attack wagon guards. Al
though there have been no positive develop
ments. there Is strong feeling among the
employers that the strike has passed and
in few days the streets Of the city will be
cleared for traffic.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
SHOULD Assist Government.

DUBLIN. May 6-(speeial cablegram to
The Beel-Adverse Irish-unionist comment
regarding Chief Secretary Long continues.
There ts a large moderate party which
thinks that matters ought not 70 be pushed
any further This view Is taken by the
Irish Times. which says; ''The duty OF
Irish unionists is now to assist the gov
ernment by every means in their power In
carrying out policy OF frmness and fair
ness, by which the prosperity OF ali Glasses
n the community can alone ho assuredsn
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

All OF the crew OF this vessel except tn
captain, who was captured, succeeded II
landing, but steamer dispatched to tn
rescue of the burning derelict was force'
to return on account of the storm. Th
Russians poured kerosene on the deck o
the sailing vessel and withdrew after hav
ing burned the surface of the oil. The tor
pedo boats have not been reported to
day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-14
OBITUARY.

Since our last issue their was
rejoicing in two home over the ar
rival of two new babes, but the re-
joicing was soon turned to sorrow.
Monday evening a pretty baby
frightened the home of Rev. ard
Mrs. w. r Dixon, but after a
short six hours the infant passed
away, and the house was in mourn
ing. The remains were laid IN
arms of the Mother earth We'd
nesday afternoon.
Last Saturday the home of Rev.
and Mrs. l.. E. Suficool was msde
happy by the arrival of a baby
daughter, but late Wednesday at
ternoon the angle of death enter
ed the home and took from their
midst their FIVE days old infant.
The funeral was held this at'er-
noon, the Rev. Hermann, OF An
tigo officiating.
The bereaved parents have the
sympathy Of their many friends
in this their sad hour of trouble.
Our little darlings sleep in death,
Their stay with us a few short hours,
But we await that glorious morn
When Christ will call them from the tomb
Then to our home beyond the SKIES
With Him together we'll arise
i Thess. All
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-14
a re" improvements in Our Town tbie
Spring and Summer

me coming summer will see a
great activity in build and 1xino
up buildings within the borders Of
our town. below we give few i'm
provements now in progress:
VIM. Persohn is hauling rock
FOR new wall under his bu;ld;no
on Division street.
A. Mckenzie is having rock
hauled on his lot on Wall street
where he will build fine home
this summer.
Joe Stepenski the proprietor of
the old Denton house will raise
tnat VIII known hotel and place a
stone foundation under it.
The town will build cemsf1t
sidewalk on the west side of Main
street from the postofice corner
to the court house, besides laying
considerable of new sewer and
water pipes.
John Dusault anG F. G. McIn.
tyre will also place stone founda-
ton under their buildings on Wal
street.
M. Frankel intends to erect q
two-story brick building on Wal
street this year,
7 James Morgan may brick veneer
his store building on Wall street
James Langill has purchased
the lot adjoining his hotel on the
corner Of Division and MAR
streets, and will plant trees on The
lot and made a park of it.
These are but a few of the many
improvements which will be made
in our town this spring and sum
mer, all of which will greatly i'm
prove our town.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-14

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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-04-14
Bio Five at Watersmeet.

Watetsmeet suffered from big
FIRE Tuesday afternoon, when tie
e;noler hotel and Kelley's large
General store, were burn entirely
% the ground. Engineer Want
mood on the local passenger, re-
e;ded above Kelley's store sus-
,a;ned 4 loss of several hundred
do,lars on his household goods.
The total loss of the fire will
.rount to considerable over $1,000
II is thought that the FIRE or'g'-
mated from a spark of an engine.