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ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

This fact is well known to druggists
everywhere, and nine out of ten will
give their customers this preparation
when the best is asked for. Mrs. ODE
Wilmer, a prominent druggist Of Jop-
y There is nothing on the mar.
ket in the way of patent medicine
which equals Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
men1 this preparation" Tor sale by
all dealers.
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Kansas City and Return $3.50.

On of the Annual Conven
ton National Firemen's Association
at Kansas City, August 30, 30 and 81,
1905, round trip tickets will be sold
on August 81, %, 29 and 80 at the
above rate with final return limit of
Sept. s. NJ. D. BURNS, Agent.
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
SERvIAN PRINCE is LIVELY
Heir Apparent 20 Throne Has "Buster
Brown" Time at the
Capital

BELGRADE. Aug. 6.-(Special CabIeEram
TO The Bee)-Major Levasseur. the tutor
of the crown prince Of Servia. has resigned
owing 10 his royal pupil having made the
pace too hot for him. Recently the prince
lei the major a mad gallop in the country
during which the major fell from his horse
and seriously injured his arm. Last week
the prince engaged In a fencing bout with
the major, who Is an excellent swords
man. and made such an effective onslaught
that ne disabled him. The next day I'm
spite Of the majors protests he insisted
upon hghting again. The tutor thereupon
handed In his resignation TO King Peter.
The people OF Servia are expecting lively
doings when the prince takes an establish
ment OF his own on his eighteenth birthday.
this month. He says he will start a racing
stable and that he will buy motor car.
King Peter has up TO the present time
withheld motor car for reasons Of pru-
dence.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
oRANGEMEN ARE DISPLEASED
DO Not Like Action of BaIfOur in
Withdrawing Irish Redistri-
button Bill.

DUBLIN, Aug. 6.-(Special Cablegram TO
The Bee.)-The withdrawal of the govern
ment's resolution in favor OF redistribution
has provoked some Irish unionist criticism
of Mr.. Balfour, who. it is thought should
have been better prepared to meet possible
difficulties of procedure. His announce
ment that the redistribution bill will not
be abandoned is received, however, with
satisfaction, and Irish unionists now regard
It as an important step forward that the
government is definitely committed to a
policy of electoral reform. The unionist
press hopes that the bill will benefit from
the discussion produced by the resolution.
The nationalist press rejoices at what II
chooses TO call the discontinue of the gov
ernment by Mr.. Redmond. but admits that
the danger Of redistribution has merely
been postponed for another year.
At a Lambeg meeting Of Orangemen
Colonel Wallace, the grand master of Bel
fast, declared that a redistribution bill
ought to be passed as soon as possible to
wipe out the gross misrepresentation OF
Ireland In Parliament
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
POOR STATISTICS OF ENGLAND
Large Increase shown I'm Number of
People Assisted by the
State.

LONDON. Aug. 6.-(Speclal Cablegram to
The Bee)-According to statistics Just
given out on Jnuary l last 932, 267 persons
were in receipt Of the poor law relief in
England and Wales. OF this number l4s,
013 were in London, being an increase OF II, =
600 on the figures of January l. 1904 Out
side London the number was 7S4. 254, the in
crease in this instance being 81 $50.
The number in receipt Of relief was COM
paratively high throughout last year and
the total on January l was 73 Der cent
higher than up 10 the previous January 1.
The proportion TO the population was l in
36, or 27.6 per 1000 In London the propor-
tion was higher. being l in 81, or SIS per
1000
Exclusive OF the insane and the casuals
46S per cent OF the total consisted of l16.Oe4
families. comprising 37s51s persons There
was a considerable increase in the class OF
married couples with children relieved. par
ticularly in the number receiving outdoor
relief. The total p;;s.ber OF adults returned
as ordinarily able-bodiea amounted to 1872
6S9, an increase OF III per cent; those
classed as not able-bodied numbered i2S ssa
an increase OF 3.4 per cent London had y
$40 OF the able-bo paupers. an increase
OF 2S7 per cent but the greatest Increase
was 1922 per cent in Essex. which had s.1ss
able bodied paupers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
BRITISH QUEEN MAKES SPEECH
Presides mt REORGANIZATION of the
British Red Cross Society
in London.

LONDON, Aug. 6-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-It is a matter of considerable
curiosity here among those interested in
charitable work and many are wondering
just how the followers of Clara Barton
win regard the new Red Cross society Just
organized under the auspices of the queen
of England. The official speech of the queen
upon the occasion OF the organization, or
rather reorganization, is as follows:
1t has been on my mind ever since the
South African war and l became president
TO try and reorga niZe the Red Cross so
Ciety on more practical and sound basis
II affords me, therefore, the greatest sat.
isfactlon to learn that the Red Cross
council has consented 10 Join hands with
the National Aid society, founded by that
distinguished soldier the late Lord Want
age, under the title The British Red Cross
Society"
/ therefore propose that this new or
ganization shall be based upon member
ship association and the members and as
sociates of the society shall be recruited
from all classes throughout the empire
The society shall be entirely voluntary.
and, while in touch with the War office
and Admiralty, the society shall be or
ganized and act wholly independently of
these departments in time of peace but
naturally. in time Of war, II must come
under naval and military control.
I therefore appeal TO all women If the
empire TO assist me in carrying out this
great scheme, which Is essentially a
womans work and which is the one and
only way in which we can assist our brave
and gallant army and navy to perform
their arduous duties in times of war.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
SENATOR FARRIS ACQUITTED
Jury I'm Case of Missouri OmciaI
Charged with Bribery Returns
Verdict of Not Guilty.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Aug 6-Statc
Senator Frank H Farris was today ac-
quilted by jury in the circuit court on
charge OF bribery in connection with bill
introduced at session of the state legisla-
ture in 1901 to repeal the statute prohibit
ing the use of alum in the manufacture Of
baking powder commonly known as the
Alum bill"
The jury retired to consider a verdict at
1886 last night. The first ballot resulted
eight for acquittal and four for convic-
tion. The same result continued on sub
sequent ballots and the jury was locked
up for the night at II 80 D. m.
At 1925 this morning word came from
the jury room that a verdict had been
reached, and Judge Davis convened a spe-
The acquittal was greeted with cheers by
the friends of Senator Farris and the lat
ter was warmly congratulated.
The trial had lasted for a week. the prin-
cipal testimony for the state being that of
Former Lieutenant Governor John A. Lee,
on whose testimony before the grand jury
indictments were returned against Farris
and former State Senator c. A. Smith
II was arranged today that the appIica-
tion for change of venue in the case OF
Smith be withdrawn. as it is regarded that
the acquittal of Farris precludes the posi-
bllity of conviction in the Smith case, as
the charges in each instance were Identical.
The Smith case will be taken up before
Judge Martin and It is announced will be
dismissed by the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
RIOT IN CAMP MEETING
Negroes Near Grounds Quarrel over
Crap Ghme-TwO Men Killed
and One Seriously Hurt.

SMYRNA, Del, Aug, 6-An early morning
riot this morning among negroes at
Friendship camp meeting near Clayton re-
suited in the death Of George Jackson Of
Middletown, who was shot through the
heart, and John Pierce of Mount Pleasant
who received a bullet in the back. William
Guy was seriously wounded. According to
Guy the negroes were shooting craps on
the Delaware a Chesapeake railroad, close
to the camp meeting grounds. A dispute
arose and revolvers were brought into
play. When officers reached the battle
ground they found Jackson dead Pierce
was removed TO Clayton, where he died
tonight. John Knapper of Portsmouth
Va, Arthur Adams OF Seaford Del. and
two other negroes were locked up, charged
with being participants in the Tight Two
revolVers and a razor were found on
Knapper. Guy declares that Knapper shot
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
ACCUSES BRITAIN OF PLOTTING
German Newspaper snys England De-
sires to Annex the Island
of Crete.

BERLIN, Aug. 6.-tspecial Cablegram to
The Bee.)-The Reichsbote publishes a
leader blaming England for the condition
of affairs in Crete. England, it is al
legged, means to secure another possession
I'm the eastern Mediterranean, probably
Suda bay. It is no longer in awe of any
effective opposition from Russia. Italy is
said to be practically it's ally in Mediter-
ranean politics. and France is mesmer-
lied by Morocco. England is probably the
prime mover in recent events on the Island
of Crete. II has secretly arranged mat
ters with the leaders ana given them a
free hand on certain conditions.
"This," says the Reichsbote, 'is Eng
lands way to utilize the embarra ssments
of other states to its own advantage. The
mandate of Prince George is in force until
the end of the year. What will then hap
pen? England is master of the situation
in southeastern Europe, and should it go
forward decisively, yet circumspectly a
situation will be created disadvantageous
not only 10 Russia, but to other powers
with interests in the Mediterranean. Eng
lish diplomacy works ceaselessIy, restlessly
on the chessboard of the world" says the
Reichsbote, adding, "dipomatsts of the
other powers hardly know what 'weltpol-
tilt is. They should learn it from these
modern Phoenicians."
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
RIOT IN CHINESE THEATER
One Faction Kills Leaders Of Rival Organ
isation in New York Playhouse,
THREE KILLED ANo SEVERAL INJURED
Men Armed with RevoIvers Fire on
Marked victims Just After Car
tain RiSes-Many Arrests
Made.

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-As result ola
battle between members Of the big Chinese
societies in the Chinese theater i'm Doyer
street tonight three Cinnamon were killed,
two others probably fatally wounded and
many others injured. When the police
succeeded in breaking up the riot they had
arrested more than enough inhabitants Of
the Chinese district to I'LL the Elizabeth
street and other police stations in the
vicinity. According to a report made by
the police the Hip Sing Tong started the
trouble and selected the Chinese theater,
which is seldom visited by the police, as
the most favorable scene for operations
The theatcr holds about 400 people, and
on Sunday night is crowded with visiting
celestias from all other metropolitan dis
tricts. When the bill was begun the thea
ter was packed. A short time later, in
the back of the building, Hip Sing Tong
members appeared with 44-calibre re-
volvers concealed beneath their flowing gar
ments. Suddenly, as the actors on the
stage reached a climax in the play there
was a loud explosion, quickly followed by
several others in the front of the theater
near the stage. The actors fed in terror
and the audience surged as far as 1t could
toward the rear, where several of the
Hip Sing Tongs began an indiscriminate
luSllldut llllo ltlt NuIbllE. II htNtlOlth
later that the first explosions were made
by huge hrecrackers. Finally I'm des-
peration, the audience charged on the men
with the revolvers and. bearing them down.
got to the one exit which was open There
they fought desperately to reach the
street.
The first explosions had started the
quarter, and as the theater crowd poured
into Doyer street the tenement houses
filled mostly with Chinese, but with a
sprinkling of white people, and in a few
minutes Chinatown was a scene of the
widest excitement.
Mock Duck, alleged to be the leader OF
the Hip Sing Tong, was arrested. Accord
ing to statements made by Cinnamon to
the police, he instigated the affair and
remained outside the theater having sent
into It the men who did the shooting,
with orders to wait I'm the back of the
| house until a confederate in front set off
| the big crackers when they were to pick
/ off certain designated victims. This, the
! police say is exactly what took place.
| After the arrest of the men found in
! the headquarters of the Hip Sing Tong in
| the Bowery, the detectives continued to
| make arrests of Cinnamon, until more than
! thirty were in custdy, two of the men
! arrested in the Hip Sing Tong quarters
! were taken to the hospital, and it is ex-
pected were identified by the wounds as
! having done the shooting.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
WAR SCANDAL is GROWING
Disclosures In british Hearing May
Cause Downfall Of the Con-
servative Ministry.

LONDON. Aug Especial Cablegram to
The Bee )-Despite all that has been said
and done regarding the war stores scandal
il is hinted that there are likely to be
surprises in store and that the scandals
may yet cause the downfall of the conserv-
atNe government. 1t Is said that the rami-
fcatiOns Of some Of the grating prac-
tices' may be as far reaching and as wide
extended as the so-oalled Equitable Life
Assurance society scandal in the United
States.
It is said that some of the persons inn
plicated though really of no Importance
in the world of politics or Of business.
being small fry" threaten that in the
event Of not obtaining satisfaction they
will inipeach high government officials for
gross carelessuess and for lack Of business
precautions which mace them mere tools
in the hands Of unscTupulous business
houses
Ofhcials interested in firms or individuals
are stated to have given indirect orders
to deal with certain people, and it is
alleged that civilians in authority have ac-
cepted bribes. II is also likely that the
case Of nonconunissioned officers with
large bank accounts win be gone into. 1t
will further be urged that the supply
biailNli VI Nllt army VIE NNiBs - AottAlle
unfit for a great war as it has been re-
duced to a mere specialized branch, largely
governed by transport and infantry Off
GERS who have no expect supply experience.
| The very small number Of efficient supply
men were worked off their legs in South
! Africa and very often were under officers
totally ignorant of supply work, who
would not or could not refuse supplies
which their juniors Of the supply branch
had condemned. In this way coarse food
and rotten stores were not only sent to
the troops, but were accepted by those
who if properly qualified would have re-
jected them. 1t is suggested that the sup
ply branch of the army should have a
thorough knowledge of the worlds markets
and that capable agents should be APP
pointed who in time of war would be re-
! sponsible for getting supplies from con-
! tractors whose integrity beyond doubt.
! Such a scheme would probably cost OOC
a year. but IL war times 1t is believed II
would result in the saving of many mil
J lions.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
Comment of Russian Press.
coLoRED BAPTISTS in LONDON
Delegates 20 Convention Attract At
tentiOn and Show Interest In
New surroundings.

LONDON. Aug. 6-Cspecial Cablegram to
The BeeD-Of the 1900 delegates repre-
senting ZOO 90 Baptists in all parts Of
the world in attendance upon the Baptist
world congress Il is probable that hfty
colored men from the United States at
tracted much attention as all Of the
other delegates combined, and Of the 1900
delegates fully 50 Of them we're from Amer
lea
The delegates representing the Afro
American churches spent a considerable
portion of their time in seeing London.
II the colored delegates were interested
in London, London was equally interested
in the colored delegates. What seemed
10 surprise and interest them the most
was the fact that they were entertained
in the homes Of the white Baptists Of Lon.
don-a new experience to most OF them.
They keenly enjoyed the sensation Of rid.
ing in an omnibus or in a railway car
that everyone uses, instead or being com.
PEELED 10 travel in the special cars tor coL
oTed men
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
TRAIN STRIKES STREET CAR
Child killed and Fifteen Persons In
.jured in Grade Crossing Accident
I'm Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug 6.-The fast
Pittsburg flyer. No. $50. on the Cleveland
& Pittsburg railroad, crashed into an east
bound St Clair street car at $3.50 tonight,
killing a child instantly and fatally in
jurnR six people, while fifteen others sus-
tanned injuries.
The accident happened without warn
ing as the conductor had just crossed the
railroad tracks to see that the line was
clear and had thrown a safety derailer
switch TO permit the car to pass. The
headlight of the train was not visible, nor
was it's rumbling heard until IT was but a
short distance from the crossing. The con-
ductor let go the derailer switch I'm time
to throw the rear truck of his car off the
track but not in time to prevent the front
end from being struck and the car hurled
around until It stood parallel with the rail-
road track
The car contained forty passengers, who
were bound for their homes and amusement
resorts along the car line. Only few es-
capped uninjured and they were persons oc-
cupying the rear of the car
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
HoNoRS FOR TAFT'S PARTY
Parade at Manila This Morning with
Ten Thousand Men and Fifty
Floats in Line,

MANILA, Aug. IA large spectacular
parade was held this morning in honor Of
the visit Of Secretary of War Taft and
party Ten thousand men were in lne in
cludng military, marines, sailors indus
trials and thirty provincial delegations.
There were fifty floats and eighty bands in
line. The parade was three hours passing
the reviewing stand.
Secretary Taft, Governor General Wright,
Major General Corbin, Rear Admiral Train
and Miss Alice Roosevelt and the resident
foreign representatives We're in the review
ing stand. Two floats bore fountains of
ylang-ylang and other floats were pro-
fusely decorated with flowers.
AtSp. m. Secretary Taft received COM
rnittee OF sugar planters. VINO spoke of the
sugar interests of the island,
At o'clock Governor General Wright
held q public reception at Malacanan pal
ace.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
LYON WILL SUCCEED CARNAHAN
Kansas Man Appointed Temporary
Commander Uniformed Rank
knights of Pythias.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Aug. 6-General
Joseph H. Lyon OF Leavenworth, Kan.
has been appointed temporary major gen
eraI OF the uniform rank, knights Of
Pythias, 20 MI the vacancy caused by the
death of General J. r. Carnahan. The
appointment was made by Charles f.
shively OF Richmond, supreme chancellor
and commander-in-chief OF the uniform
rank Knights Of Pythias, and was an
nounced at a conference of officers OF the
order held here. General Lyon is western
passenger agent OF the Missouri Pacific
railroad. The permanent appointment Of
a major general, Mr.. shively said tonight,
will be made in the next sixty days
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
MoRToN'S NARROW ESCAPE
Automobile ia which He Is Riding
strikes Rear End of street
Car.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6,-Paul Morton, presi-
dent Of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety, and Mrs. Morton had narrow es-
cape from serious injury tonight when
their automobile ran into an Eighth avenue
car at Forty-fourth street Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton were on their way across town
with two friends whom they had met al
the Pennsylvania railroad depot. when, in
attempting to avoid a southbound car. the
wheels slipped and the machine struck the
car a glancing blow. The conductor was
thrown from the platform and slightly
hurt. and the automobile was temporarily
disabled. but no further damage was done
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
ELECTRICAL STORM IN EAST
Man KILLED by Lightning Mt Dubois,
Pn.-Parts of Philadelphia
Are Flooded.

DUBOIS Pa, Aug 6.-During an cleo
trical storm that passed over Crenshaw,
a mining village about ten miles north Of
this place, this afternoon the freight station
of the Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern rail-
way was struck by lightning and Joseph
Hire, aged 90 was instantly killed; Steve
Rendus, aged Is, was fatally injured and
Leonard Eckard, Gilbert Short and Frank
Maloney were seriously injured They
were shocked and burned about the head
and body.
PHILA- -.LPHTA, Aug. 6.-An unusually
heavy thunderstorm passed over this sec
tion early today, doing considerable dam
age More than two inches Of rain fell
within a period Of an hour and half
Sewers in some parts of the city were
unable to carry off the water and streets
and cellars were flooded. In the north
eastern part of the city two houses were
undermined and collapsed, probably fatally
injuring John Hanbacker, aged g. His wife
was also hurt. Four other persons who
were in the houses had narrow escapes
from death The storm aid considerable
damage in southern New Jersey.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
EVENING TRAINS TO VOLCANO
visitors ht Naples Are Given Oppor-
tUnity to See VesuVIus at
Night.

NAPLES, Aug. Especial Cablegram to
months since the bursting out Of lava
The Bee)-It is now more than two
began on Vesuvius, and it has never ceased
flowing more or less abundantIy since
then. II forms a large ridge on the side
OF the big cone and the accumulation Of
material at the bottom is enormous.
On mild nights a trip up the mountain
TO see the glowing lava is very attractive.
and an evening train is running 10 the
lower stations for sightseers 20 pass the
night. returning in the morning 70 Naples
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
MUTINEER is A MODEST MAN
Man Who Led Revolt on Kniaz Po-
temkine HeHFtbrOISen at His
Failure.

VIENNA, Aug. 6.-Cspeclal Cablegram 10
The ee)-After reading the description
furnished by a correspondents of the Neue
Freie Presse regarding Matcuchenko the
ringleader of the Potemkines mutineers,
one is almost tempted to fan In love with
the man and indulge in hero worship.
Among other things the correspondent Of
the Neue Freie Presse. says:
rms blOodthlrsty muuneer possesses
the naivete and the smile Of a little child
In his eyes you may read the melancholy
Of the steppes and the dreaminess OF the
woods. He never speaks of his aged
mother, who lives IN a small Russian VII
lage without tears in his eyes He pre-
sented every member of the Potemkfne's s
crew with a sovenir and was heartbroken
at the failure Of his plans.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-07
BLUEBEARD IN CUDAHY CRIME
Anonymous Letter Charges Brooklyn
Man with Aiding in the
Kidnapping.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Inspector Cross got
a letter in a disguised hand today, in
which the writer makes the declaration
that Frederick E. Carlton, the accused
Brooklyn Bluebeard, was involved in the
KIDNAPPING OF the son of Edward Cudahy
of Omaha, five years ago. The mysterious
correspondent declares that Carlton wrote
letter to Mr.. Cudahy offering to restore
the boy TO him upon receipt OF $500.
of course there may not be anything
in this letter." said Inspector Cross, but
am not going TO take any chances OF
missing valuable information, and / have
sent detectives to investigate"
When Carlton was seen at the Jail he
would only say; Il am surprised that
they have not indicted me for the assassin
alton Of Grand Duke Sergius."