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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
KING AND COUNCILLORS MEET
FranE-JOsef Holds Long Conference
with His Ministers-HunERrian
situation Far from settled.


VIENNA, oct. 3.-The kng-emperor to-
day received the Austrian premier, Baron
Feiervary. and the Austrian interior min
lister. NJ. Kristof1y. in special audience in
connection with the Hungarian situation.
equently NJ. Lany, the Hungarian
ster Of justice, was summoned to the
: ce. The audience Of the ministers
ed three hours and was largely de-
; ID to the discussion of the scheme for
Z versal suffrage. His majesty postponed
decision, but as the Hungarian min
FRS are remaining In Vienna it is be-
3 we'd this will not be greatly delayed.
BUDAPEST. Hungary, oct. "A reso-
tion endorsing the action of the coalition
Rders after their audience OF the king
nperor at Vienna, September %, has been
pproved by a committee of the coalitionist
members by the Hungarian Parliament and
will be submitted to a plenary conference
Of all the opposition parties. The reso-
luton declares that the coalltionists can
not undertake to form a cabinet on the
conditions laid down by the crown and
protests emphatically against a revision OF
the settlement of 1867 being made, de-
pendent on the Austrian view and against
doubt being cast on Hungary's economic
Independence. The resolution deprecates
the constant prorog@tions of Parliament
and demands that the king -emperor's s
memorandum the subject should be
discussed In Parliament. so that it may
be ascertained who is responsible for the
dissolution.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
CABINET HOLDS LONG SESSION
Extended Discussion of Chinese
Boycott and Exclusion
LAW.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The most inter-
esting subjects discussed at the cabinet
meeting today were, first. the Chinese
boycott against American goods and. sec
ond. the consideration of complaints made
by the Chinese against the method of ex-
ecuting Chinese exclusion laws. The inn
portant fact developed was that the presi-
dents effort last summer to allay the in
dignation of the Chinese by a circular
of instructions to the American minister
to China and consular officers therein had
in measure failed OF it's purpose and re-
quired considerable amendment to secure
the object sought.
Today's session was the first regular
meeting of the cabinet held for some
months, and It was one of the longest held
during the administration OF President
Roosevelt. 1t was attended by all of the
members of the cabinet, except Secretary
Shaw, who is absent from the city, and
| Secretary Metcalf who is@ill 1t was the
irst cabinet meeting for Secretary Bona
parte of the Navy and the first as secre-
| tary OF state for Mr.. Root.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
WOMAN IN LEoNARD'S CASE
sister of Man Under Arrest Tells of
Features that Have Not Been
Investigated.

NEW YORK. oct. S,-Miss Katherine
Leonard. sister of Harry A. Leonard, the
young man who confessed TO the theft OF
more than $3.50 worth of securities from
the National City bank declared today
that young Leonard was the victim of an
other man and that he vas trying to pro-
tect the man and a woman. Miss Leonard
declared that she had given the woman's
name to the police and that she believed the
unrestored portion of the securities was
placed in a safe deposit vault by the
woman. Miss Leonard said:
There was a woman interested in my
brother and he was interested in her. I
want to say that my brpther was simply
the victim of a Wall street. man. who,
knowing his innocence. Imposed upon him.
My brother is now trying 10 protect this
man, but I. my father and mother and our
friends will not have II so.
I'm protecting the man he is also pro-
tecting a woman. When the police came
here they found the facts Just as have
given them to you. and they also found
100000 worth of the stocks in a safe de-
post vault. where they had been placed by
this woman 1 believe.
'T don't know the name OF the man who
has used Harry as his tool. but do know
the name of the woman"
Miss Leonard denied the police story that
part of the securities were found in the
Leonard home.
Abraham Levy has been retained to de-
fend Leonard After long talk with the
prisoner Mr.. Levy said he was satisfied that
there was no criminal intent on youne
Leonard's part and that the whole affair
was a foolish boyish escapade
when the young man is arraigned." sait
Mr.. Levy, IT will make the contention thai
there was no criminal intent and think
will be able to convince the court of tha
| fact"
Leonard's bail was fixed at $4,000 today
after an attempt had been made to place
| the amount at $4,000.
1t was stated at the rearraignment tha
the charge Of larceny would probably no
I be pushed against Leonard. but that h,
would be prosecuted for forgery.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
DEWET PLOTS A REBELLION
Nephew of Famous BOer General
Arrested by Germans in
Southwest Africa.

BERLIN. Oct 3..Andrew Dewet. nephew
of the famous Boer general, Christian De-
wet, has been arrested at his residence
in a suburb of Windhoek, German South
west Africa, with four other Beers. ac-
cused of plotting the overthrow OF Ger
man rule in Southwest Africa to create a
Boer republic.
This news, purporting to come from an
excellent authority. was distributed to the
German press by the Hanseatic Press bu-
reau and is accepted as true by the leading
Berlin journals.
Andrew Dewet, who is a merchant of
Windhoek, is described as having arranged
with the rebel natives TO make common
cause with them. About 1900 Beers are
said to be in German Southwest Africa,
one-quarter of whom are organized. Con-
siderable quantities of arms we're seized
at Dewets house. Although the arrests
occurred August %, nothing was reported
by cable 10 the newspapers doubtless
on account of the censorship. Andrew De
wet married a daughter of a Prussian army
officer
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
INVITATION to VISITORS

Visitors to Omaha during Ak-Sar-
Ben week are cordially invited to
inspect the home of The Bee in
The Bee building and view the un-
excelled mechanical plant with
which this paper is equipped. The
best time to see the machinery in
operation is between 2:3O and
o'clock in the afternoon. The Bee
building will be handsomely illum-
mated every night this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
ANTIQUES ARE NOT VALUABLE
Stolen Irish Relics Are
Worth Millions.

LONDON, Oct. 2,-The robbery of the an
Client Irish crown and other antiques in
connection with which the Chicago police
are searching for suspects occurred Septem-
Der at the residence of John Mulhall. vice
chairman of the general prison board. IA
Earls Fort Terrace, Dublin. The commits
sloner of police of Dublin requested his
Chicago colleagues to institute search for
the stolen articles, which it is suspected
have been taken across the Atlantic. The
Scotland Yard detectives searched London,
but found no trace Of the property. As only
$3.50 reward is offered for it's recovery Scot
land Yard derides the estimate of $1,000 900
as being the value of the booty.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
SUIT TO COMPEL RESTITUTION
Permission Asked to Bring Actiou
Against Mccall and Perkins
Personally.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3-Permissi1n to be-
gin suit against John A. Mccall, president.
and George w. Perkins. vice president OF
the New York Life Insurance company
for the restitution Of $4,000 contributed TO
republican campaign funds was asked OF
Attorney General Mayer today by william
Hepburn Russell. acting as attorney for
several policy holders. Under the law of
this state the sanction OF the attorney gem
eral Is required in order to bring a suit OF
this character. Mr.. Russell said the suit
would be based on the contention that the
money paid to the national republican n
committee was expended by Mccall and
Perkins without corporate authority. He
declared that he intended also to sue for
the restitution Of s2s3 600. which Mr.. Mccall
testified had been placed in the hands of
Andrew Hamilton OF Albany. The policy
holders represented by Mr.. Russell are
Walter Goodyear. Lemuel D. Lilly and
William B. Winslow
CARSON, New. Oct. S.-Today State Con-
troller and Insurance Commissioner s. p.
Davis revoked the license Of the New York
Life Insurance company in this state. The
following telegram was forwarded to the
New York home ONCE by the controller:
John A. Mccall: Pending the inyestiga-
tion Of the corrupt mana cement and frand-
ulent disposals OF funds entrusted to vouT
company. and so long as yourself and
George Perkins retain offices Of trust I'M
the management OF the New York Life In.
surance company, the license OF the com
pany 10 do business In the state OF Nevada
Is hereby revoked. Upon advise OF a change
Of management and satisfactory proof oi
honest management, the license win be re.
issued.
A notice has been forwarded throughout
the state warning all agents OF the fact OF
the order and giving the agents two week,
to close the records.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
NEW BANKING RECORDS MADE
Balances I'm New York Clearing
House Exceed Any An Its
History.

NEW YORK, oct s.-Balances OF the
clearing house banks today were greatly
in excess of all previous records. amount
ing TO So. .Ssl. ZOE, as against sss. sSs 7ss on
Saturday last. which was the previous
high record.
The debit balance Of the National Bank
OF Commerce today amounted TO S57 6sl. 600
which is a new high record for any indi-
vidual institution either on the debit OF
credit side. The National City bank re-
ported credit OF Sfo.545,O OO0 which about
represents the amount deposited there BY
the city yesterday In tax payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
CHADWICK CASE ON CALL
Heads the Docket of United states
Court of Appeals At
Cincinnnth

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.--Thes petition for
writ of error for Mrs Cassie l.. Chad
wick. charged with bank wrecking and con-
victed at Cleveland of conspiracy to de-
fraud, was at the head of the calendar Of
the United States court of appeals whose
fall term opened here today. The record
OF the case is one of the most voluminous
ever brought into this court comprising
S16 printed pages and giving in detail all
the steps taken In the case.
Mrs. Chadwick was convicted on seven
Of the fifteen counts in the indictment and
her attorneys. Dawley and Wing, brought
the case to the court of appeals on a writ
OF error, alleging that the trial court had
erred in various particulars, that the al
legged offense is not a crime under any
statute of the United States, and petition
ing for a new trial. This case has prob
ably attracted as wide attention as any
other that have been In the courts Large
sums of money were said to have been
secured by Mrs. Chadwick on insufficient
security from the Qberlin CO) bank and
other institutions. The wrecking Of the
Oberlin bank was such a severe blow to
its president, c. w. Beckwith, that he died
soon after the discovery and exposure OF
the fraud. Mrs. Chadwick is now in the
Cuyahoga county jail awaiting the de-
cision of the United States circuit court OF
appeals. If the decision is against her she
will at once begin her sentence of ten
years in the Ohio penitentiary and a
prosecution in the state courts on other in
dictments is threatened in case she gets
clear of the charges made in the federal
court indictments.
Judges Lurton, Severance and Richards
were on the bench when the case was
called. Attorney ]. p. Dawley at once be-
gan the argument in support of the petition
OF Mrs. Chadwick. District Attorney ]. ]
sullivan of Cleveland was present to con
/ test the petition, maintaining the validity
OF the trial and conviction of Mrs. Chad
| wick.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
CAR ORDERS EARLY ELECTION
Imperial Decree setting Forth ReEu-
IatiOns for Voting Made
Public in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. s.-An imperial
decree was published today directing that
immediate arrangements be made to con-
duct elections OF members of the national
assembly, the regulations for the conduc-
ton OF the elections are also published to-
day In the Ohicial Messenger
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
Grove Positively Identified.

BUTTE. Mont, Oct. S.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Pat Grove was positively identified
by A. r. Keith as the much-wanted kid
naper. Mr. Keith and Groves parents
were neighbors in Crawford county, Iowa
The Groves lived at Vail and were among
the most respected residents of that place.
In an interview with The Bee corrc-
spondent, Grove said:
God only knows how I have suffered
in being chased like dirty cur from city
to city, and God knows that II given n
chance ] will mend my ways l swear
that. and the spirit of my dear father ard
mother, whose bodies now repose In the
little cemetery at Vail. bear me witness.
Now am utterlng the truth when l say
am sorry for my past-for the blemish I
have cast upon the fair name OF my
parents. Do you know that for hve years
have never entered theater for fear OF
capture? I always trembled when left
a room for fear some one was waiting on
the outside fol me. oh. God, the expert
encei MY first dishonesty began when |
was made manager of Mr.. Cudahy's whole
sale meat department. needed a little
, money and began knocking down Soon
I was In over my head and you know the
rest
My capture is virtually a surrender.
want to be tried. sentenced to prison and
begin a new life I offered myself to De-
tective McGarvey of the Butte police last
Thursday, but he said my head was full
and told me to beat It out. I have not at
tempted to conceal my identity here and
have been introduced by my brother to a
| number under my real name. ] did not
want to surrender in Omaha because the
people there would say stood in with the
! police and that might jeopardize my case >
The above interview was in the presence
of an old friend of Groves father and
mother. and during his talk Grove almost
broke down, so great was his emotion. His
voice grew husky and It was only with ar
| effort that he was able to articulate. Grove
has been positively Identified as the much
| wanted fugitive by number of Butte peo
| pie who have known him.
| Chief of Police Donohue wired this after
noon that he would start today for Butt,
and will arrive here Friday.
/ Former County Attorney Breen of tn,
| firm of Breen & Roote. and one of tht
leading attorneys In Montana, whom Crow,
has engaged in the event that cheap de
tective agencies or persons seeking per
sonal revenge, may try TO give Grove thu
worst of It, visited Grove on the latter
request this morning.
Mr.. Breen said: "I will trust that maj
anywhere. His face is a good enough Ger
tifcate of character for me. He is willinI
to go back to Omaha II he gets a squar
deal. II he does not he will make a fgh
and I will stay with him to the last ditch
whether 1 get cent out of 1t or not"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
LOSS ON HEMP is HEAVY
Five Million Dollars in Gold Latest
Estimate of Damage by
TyphOOn.

MANILA, Oct. s.-The estimated loss In
the hemp-growing districts from the raw
ages of the recent typhoon is S5,O00OOO In
gold. The hemp in warehouses ready for
shipment is also a total loss The planta-
tions are impaired to such an extent that
It will take year to get them in condition
again.
Reports now coming in from the south
indicate a greater loss Of property than was
first estimated. On Ticao island the beach
is strewn with dead bodies among them
those OF some Americans in such a cond-
tion as to be unrecognizable
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
PAPER MEN MUST TESTIFY
Federal Court Requires OmcerS to
Answer Questions and Produce
Books In Trust Inquiry.

ST. PAUL, Oct. S.-Judge Vandeventer,
in the United States district court late this
afternoon, decided that the officers of the
Hennepin Paper company. the Itasca Paper
company and the Northwest Paper com
pany should appear before the United
States examiner and answer such questions
as might be asked of them in the hearing
of the case OF the United States against
the General Paper company and twenty
three other defendants. The court also de-
cided that the books and papers mentioned
in the subpoena should be produced and be
submitted TO the government for examina-
tion.
AS to the contention that the officers OF
the corporation could not be compelled 20
testify against the objection of the cor
poration itself, Judge Vandeventer held
that as an individual could not forbid an
agent to testify against him. neither could
corporation so instruct it's officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
anIet NJ Ernvnn-

TIFLIS. Caucasus, Oct. S-Quiet has been
restored at Eravan, the troops having sup
pressed the rioters after eighty Mussulmen
and two Armenians had been killed and
eleven persons had been wounded. The
trouble arose from an attempt on the part
of a number OF Armenians 70 rescue some
OF their fellow countrymen who had
been arrested for numbering a Tartar.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
MERCHANTMEN BECOME BUSY
Navigation from VIadivOstOk Danger
Gus Because of Floating
Mines In Japan Sea.

VLADIvosToK, Sunday, Oct 1.-The
first freight steamer left this port today
for Che Foo, thus reopening regular COM
merce by sea between Vladlvostok and
other ports. A Russian transport sailed 81
multaneously with relief stores for the peo-
pie of the Kamchatkan coast.
Navigation is still risky owing TO floating
mines, four OF which were sighted by small
craft yesterday within fourteen miles Of the
harbOr.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
Ratemnn MnY Rernrer

DIES MONIES, Ia, oct 3.-First Base
man Bateman OF the Milwaukee team. who
was stabbed last night by Catcher Charles
Dexter OF the Des MOines team, Is some
what improved AZ Mercy hospital today.
Unless blood poisoning sets IN Bateman
VIII recover. His wound otherwise will
not be fatal. his physicians stated today.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
sOple Pour Into Capital Of Kingdom
Ready for His Royal Majesty.
ow RATES SERVE TO SWELL CROWDS
Like One Moving Body Humanity surges
and sWayS at Show Grounds
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER BRINGS BLESSING


Gates open from a. m. until midnight.
Band concerts, l and y. m.
Free Attractions--Mme. Ami, aerial artist.
and p. M; Phil ID. Greene, spiral tower,
4:S0 and 1890 y. m; Prince Noutuckey, high
wire acts, 2:l0 and p. M; slide for life, 3:l5
and 65 D. M.
All shows open at 30 and 1880 p. m.
Douglas County Agricultural society ex-
hibition.
Nebraska moving picture show, 1880 to
9:20 p. m.
Today is Royal Arcanum and Modern
Woodmen day on the Kings Highway.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
Moyements of Ocean vessels Oct. a.

Al New York-Sailed: Caronia for Liv-
erpooi: Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse for
Bremen. Sicilian Prince. for Naples; Bowie.
for Liverpool: Peruga, for Genoa. Ar
rived Kaiser Wilhelm IL, from Bremen.
AT Antwerp-Arrived: leland from New
York.
Al Liyerpool-Arrived Dominion. from
Montreal
At London-Arrived; Messaba, from New
York.
Al Queenstown-Arrived Ivernis, from
Boston.
At Liverpool Lake Manitoba, for
Montreal.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04

ANNAPOLIS. Nd oct. S-The extension
Of leave already granted to the three upper
clasges OF midshlpmen on account OF
diphtheria has been extended. and accord
ing 70 present orders the naval academy
win open on October IA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION
Conditions Are slowly Improving In
New Orleans, hut other Points
Report Many New Cases.

The surgeon general has ordered an
other OF DR.. Whites officers to Mississippi
TO help out on the gulf coast, where the
situation is far from promising.
No cases were brought into the city to-
day from the country nor we're any re-
ported by the marine hospital service for
the right bank OF jefferson parish. but the
situation in Wilswood, where eleven cases
were discovered Monday. has resulted in
the establishment of an emergency hospital
there.
Grand Isle seems to have developed quite
| a nest OF infection following the eases re-
ported from there some time ago. Twenty
nine new cases on the island were reported
/ today.
/ The country reports were:
Patterson, 5 new cases; Kenner. 2 new
cases, death; Alexandria, new cases:
Grand Isle, % new cases; Terre Bonne par
| ish, new cases.
| PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. S.--The official
summary Of the fever situation today is as
! follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
Cincinnati FIonts It.eIt.

TOXIC, oct. As p. m.-According TO
later information received here the Amer
lean cruiser Cincinnati was ioated without
assistance after being aground for seven
hours. It had been reported passing
shimonoseki. bound for Shanghai
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
REOUISITION FOR PAT GROVE
Papers Issued and Placed in Hands sf
Officer Heitisldt Of Omaha.
CHARGE is SHOOTING POLICEMAN JACKSON
IdentiacatiOn of Prisoner at Butte ~
Pat Grove said 20 He Positive
and He Also Admits His
Identity.

BUTTE. Mont, oct. al. ]. Dom
ahue, Chief of Police. Omaha, Neb.;
Pat Grove cure. He wants you to
come after him. He admits he is
the man.
THOMAS MUI.HoLLAND.
Chief of Police.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
Regulation for Grove.

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. S.-Governor Mickey
this evening issued a requisition on the
governor of Montana for the return to
Nebraska of Pat Grove under arrest at
Butte. The charge on which the requisi-
tion was issued was the shooting and
woundlng Officer Jackson of the Omaha
police force. The papers were placed IN
the hands of City Detective Heitfeldt of
Omaha, who will leave for Butte early to-
morrow morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04
MAGIC CITY FILLED

MAGIC CITY FILLED
Kings Highway is ThrOngsd with Sub
jscts from All Over QuiVsrs.
EVERY TRAIN BRINGS IT'S HoRDEs
People Pour Into Capital Of Kingdom
Ready for His Royal Majesty.
LOW RATES SERVE TO SWELL CROWDS
Like One Moving Body Humanity surgeS
and sWsyI at Show Grounds
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER BRINGS BLESSING
Coming of No Monarch was Eves
More AuspiciousIy Portended
Than Advent of King
Ak-Sar-Ben.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-04

After nearly fiVe years of being a fugi-
tive, during which period he has been cap
tured. recaptured. identified and impris-
oned-in the minds of imaginative persons
at least-Pat Grove. the alleged kidnaper of
Eddie Cudahy, son OF Z. A. Cudahy, the
packing house magnate of Omaha, has
been captured and positively identified in
the emphatic terms of the above telegram
received at 2 p. m. Tuesday from the chief
of police Of Butte by the chief OF police Of
Omaha.
Chief Donahue was precluded from ac-
cepting the cordial invitation of Colonel
Grove because of unusual official duties at
home occasloned by the festival period
now on. He was compelled, therefore, to
dispatch Captain Dunn. chief Of the local
detective force. and Detective Heitfeldt to
go and accompany the famous prisoner
back to Omaha. where. despite the fact
that It is the scene of his alleged thrilling
crimes, he never yet has been in jail The
detectives left on the Union Pacific train
at 4:2O p, m. Meanwhile Chief Donahue
has caused application 10 be made upon
Governor Mickey for requisition papers for
Grove, which will be transmitted TO Helena
and then to Butte as fast as possible to
! avoid unnecessary delay.
Chief Donahue gave his personal check
of 500 to cover the expenses OF the de-
tectives on this trip.
DOnahue Believes at Once.
As soon as he heard of the arrest through
/ The Bee Tuesday morning he was con
| vinced the prisoner was Grove and said:
''rhe indications are that the Butte au
thorities have Pat Grove in custody. We
are only waiting for another telegram from
Chief OF Police Mulholland before we senc
officers to Montana Requisition papers are
being prepared and the charge on which
we will bring Grove back will be that Of
/ shooting Ohicer A. H. Jackson a few weeks
ago, although the famous kidnaper will b'
tried first on the charge OF robbery, which
is now pending in the county court, thii
charge being that of placing Z. A. Cudahy
in such fear that he gave t25,OOO in gold Il
Grove"
Early Tuesday morning Chief DonahuI
received this telegram from Chief Mul
holland:
I'VE have got Pat Grove. Wire instruc
tons He requests us 10 wire you.
"MULHOLLAND."
Chief Donahue's reply was:
Are YOU sure you have right party? w
want Pat Grove badly. but do not want 4
make any mistake Wire us further in re
gard TO him"
Chief Donahue later sent this message:
I'VE are preparing requisition papers 70
Grove. Wire me at once"
Then came the message quoted above
which settled matters.
chiefs the Only Reward.
The only reward now standing for Crow
is a personal one of 500 offered by Chic
- lcontinusd on Second PACE