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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
APANESE REGAIN SPIRITS
new Alliance with Great Britain
Causes Return OF COnh-
dence to Toxic.

TOXIC. Oct 2--Noon.-A sharp rise in
les took place again this morning in
,al share market with every indica-
=. nat business activity will gradually
5r me the depression caused by the
ga Of peace.
If new alliance with Great Britain has
SO ID a feeling of perfect confidence in
nes iture tranquility of the situation in
or erclal circles and much activity is
sxS ted soon in lines Of business.
J sDON, oct. 2.-Koreityo Takahashi,
th nancial agent of Japan, who shortly
re rs to America, says there is no def
n project for a new Japanese loan nor
n steps bec- taken for the conversion
o. lie old loans. He anticipated however,
that the financial program to be submitted
at the coming session Of the Diet will pro-
pose a new loan 20 lquidate the high
priced bonds now outstanding. The last
loan is stiH intact and will suffice TO
repatriate the japanese armies In Man
churia and defray the expenses Of their
rehabilitation. Regarding pensions and
compensation to widows and others they
will be paid in government bonds which
are more likely to remain in possession OF
the beneiciaries than cash.
Baron Kiyoura. minister OF agriculture
and commerce. today, said the government
was considering the Improvement and ex-
tension of the means OF con1ufuncation
and carrying power by land and water, and
also lower transportation rates. The min
lister dwelt upon the Importance OF the in
PRODUCTION of foreign capital and said II
was possible that the facilities for that
purpose would be extended He hoped that
the business men would utilize to thea.ut-
most the moral and material benefits de-
rived from the Japanese victories for de-
veloping the foreign trade Of the country
and home industries.
NJ Sakatani the assistant minister OF
finance at the same meeting. said It would
be premature to divulge the governments
| fiscal measures before the ratification OF
the peace treaty and called attention t.
the fact that the amount of the japanese
loan bonds taken by foreigners already
reached $500 100000 interest on which woulC
be paid the hard money. Business men
| he added. were expected to exert their bes
efforts to Increase the export trade, main
tain Japans credit abroad and encourag
/ frugality so as to cope with Japan's in
| creased Indebtedness abroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
DATE FOR M'KINLEY MEMORIAL
Cornerstone of the Monument VIII
He Laid at Canton Mo-
vember 10.

CANTON, o., Oct. AIT the conclusion
OF a meeting of the executive committee
OF the Mckinley Memorial association held
today, Il was announced that the corner
stone OF the monument would be laid
November IS az II O'Clock, by Justice Day.
president OF the association. The trustees
OF the association are expected to be pres
ent but there will be no formal demon
stratlon. That will be reserved until the
dedication of the monument at which
President Roosevelt and other noted men
are expected TO be present aud participate
In the program
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
YELLOW FEVER is SPREADING
Decrease L. Reported at New Orleans,
but There Are Increases mt Vicks-
burg, Matches and Pensacola.
NEW ORLEANS, oct 2.-Yeilow fever


ciated Press of President Roosevelt's de-
cision to visit New Orleans on his forth
coming trip to the south caused profound
qualification today and it is regarded as
certain to give fresh stimulus to the fight
now in progress to drive out the fever be-
fore the end of the present month. The
presidents refusal to be swayed by the
fear of personal risk, which so many in
fiuences have pressed upon him, has fur
ther commended him to the people of Lou
isana and there is on every side a disposi-
ton to make his reception markedly cor
dial, in appreciation Of the sympathy he
has shown for and the active assistance he
has given to the city and state in the pass
ing crisis.
NATCHEz. Miss o53 2-Today's record
shows a rapid spread Eof yellow fever in
the last twenty-fours hours. as six new
foci are listed on the et3ooal map. One case
is in factory row." Which is in the First
ward, thus injecting esefy one of the -four
wards in the city. AS the houses in fac
tory row are close together II is feared
the disease will spread rapidly there.
Today's record: New cases, IL; new foci
8; total cases to date, 1OS; total foci 80
| deaths Cboth IfegToesl total deaths. 4
| under treatment 80; discharged. s.
vICKSBURG. Miss, Oct 2.-sixteen new
cases of yellow fever and one death were
reported up to 6 p. m. Total cases, 1856
deaths IA under treatment, 81.
| PENSACOLA, Fla. Oct. Eight new
cases were reported up to o'clock to-
night, with one death. The death was thai
of a nine days old infant, whose mother
| was taken with the fever two days before
! the child was born Great difficulty Is
being experienced by the health authorities
in getting prompt reports Of fever case:
and. the officials are almost exhausted al
result of their efforts to cover the ground
| themselves. 1t is announced that the de
! tention camp at McDavid will be ready
| to receive occupants at noon tomorrow
room for forty people being provided.
| ATLANTA, Ga, Oct Am order was is
sued by the State Board of Health today
quarantining Georgia against the whole
state of Mississippi.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
ohessmasters at NuremberE.

NUREMBERG, Germany, Oct. 2-The
eleventh game Of the chess match between
American expert Marshall and Or. Tar
rasch OF this city was played at the local
club today when the game was drawn
after only twelve moves had been re-
corded. Marshall adopted the ruy Lopez
opening and selected the so-called Mornhy
variation by shop takes knight A whole.
sale exchange OF places followed and the
position was then so simplihed as TO war.
rant the result The present score IA:
Tarraseh. 5; Marshall. !; drawn, s
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
The dead:
HoLDUP ON GREAT NORTHERN
After an Extended Fight with
the Crew.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 2-The east
bound Great Northern passenger train
leaving Seattle at o'clock tonight was
held up by a gang of bandits ten miles
out from this city. Hundreds Of shots were
exchanged between the train crew and the
robbers and the express car was blown
TO pieces by three charges OF dynamite
sherif Smith is organizing a posse 10 go
TO the scene. No word as to whether any
one was killed has been received.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
BODY OF SUICIDE IDENTIFIED
Man who Killed Himself In 81. Louis
Ten Days Ago IL NJ. G. HartEeu
of st. Joseph.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2.-The body OF the
man who committed suicide ten days ago
with morphine at the Hotel Beers was
identified today as that Of NJ. G. Hartzell
OF St. Joseph. Mo. member Of a promi-
nent family. c. S. Haines. a nephew of
Hartzeli, saved the body from dissection
in medical college. taking il from a
disseeting table ana Identifying il
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
COLD WEATHER AFFECTS ARMY
Russian soldiers In MAnehurIa Are
DemOIishing FOrtiheatiORs to
Obtain Fuel.

GoDZYADANI Manchuris, Oct A.
Severely cold weather has set in. The
troops are demolishing the fortifcations.
buildings and military bridges TO obtain
fuel. much OF which will be necessary
until the regiments can be transferred to
winter quarters In the rear.
Reviews. dinners theatricals and
athletic sports occupied the officers and
soldiers during the past week
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
Movements of Ocean VesseI. Oct. :

At New York-Arrived: Mnnehaha, from
London; Vaderland, from Antwerp; Vic
torian. from Liverpool: Rotterdam, from
Rotterdam and BoUloRne.
At Gibraltar-Arrtved: Princess Irene
from New York.
At London-Arrived: EvanRelihe, from
ST. Joh=. N. b.
At Bremen-Sailed: Brandenburg for
New York; Oldenburg for New York
At BOulogne-Sailed. Fuerst Bismarck
for New York.
At Venioe-Arrived; Guila, from New
York.
At Leghorn-Arrived; Calabria, from
New York.
Al Antwerp-Arrived: Msnitou, from
Philadelphia
At Dover-Arrived: Zealand, from New
York
Al Plymouth-Arrived Kron Prinz VIII
helm. from New York.
Al CherbouTg-ArriVed; Kron PrinE We'll
kahn fran ksU XaElE-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
POWDER FACTORY BLOWN UP
Two Men Instantly Killed by EIpIO-
sion in Aetna Plant Near
Crown Point, Ind.

CROWN POINT, Ind Oct 2-By the ex-
plosion OF a large quantity OF nitro gly-
cerine IN the Aetna powder mills at Miller
station. this county. today. two men were
killed.
The dead:
WILLIAM GRIMMER. married.
LOUIS NICHOLSON, Miller station, mar
ried.
The explosion occurred in the packing
house, which was blown to atoms and
only parts OF the two men we're found In
the debris. The concussion from the blast
broke windows for several miles around.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
Monday a Fair Day and Another Great
Gathering Responds.
ALL SHOWS DRAW FULL PATRONAGE
Attractions Along the Way Get Deserved
Attention from Visitors.
REST ROOM PROVES HIT FROM FIRST
Place where Mothers May Leave
Little Ones in safety and Know
They VIII he All Rieht
on Returning,
Ak-sar-Ben Program.

Gates open from 9 a. m. until midnight.
Band concerts ! and .. m.
Free Attractions--hfnie Ami aerial artist.
2 and s .. M; Phil ID. Greene, spiral tower,
4:S0 and 1880 p. M; Prince Ycutuckey, high
wire acts, 2;l0 and p M; slide for life, s:l5
and :55 p. m.
All shows open at 80 and 80 p. m.
Douglas County Agricultural society ex-
hibition.
Nebraska moving picture show, 1880 10
$3.50 p. m.
Today is Royal Arcanum and Modern
Woodmen day on the Kings Highway
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
WARRANT FOR THE FUGITIVES
Minister of Justice signs order
90 send Greene and Gaynor
Back.

OTTAWA. Ont. Oct. 2.-The warrant for
the eXtradition Of John r. Gaynor and
b. d. Greene has been signed by the
minister OF ,Justice and forwarded TO the
lieutenant government OF the province OF
aHsbsa
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03

At the local Offices Of the company IN
the New York Life building Il was said
nothing whatever had been heard OF that
matter. The manager, Mr. Swobe, was In
Lincoln. but Il was said he knew nothing
Of the matter whatever and was there on
entirely different business, -
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
Action. in Cotton Leakage Case..

The federal grand jury today returned
new indictments in the cotton leakage
cases against Edwin S. Holmes, jr.. former
assistant state statisgiclsn of the Agricul-
tural department, Frederick A. Peckham
and Moses Hass of New York. They cover
the same ground as the other indictments
but are believed to be more specific and
have been prepared with greater care.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
vENNER MAKES A DEMAND
Asks State 20 Bar New York Life
Until Mccall IL Re-
moved.

LINCOLN. Oct. 2-The State Depart
ment Of Insurance was today asked by
Clarence II. Venner, eX-president OF the
American Water company and late owner
OF the Omaha Water company, to inform
the New York Life Insurance company
that II could no longer transact business
in this state until President Mccall ana
Vice President Perkins have been re-
moved.
Venner IL a New York Life policy holder.
He has written to Mccall demanding that
he resign.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
SUBSCRIBERS

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03
WHAT'S WANrED1

Oct n By inserting = ilfie Want A IN
The Sees oisssffied advertising columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-03

The police here have not been notified
yet of the arrest. They say. however, it
is possibly true. Pat has a brother by
the name of Anthony. whom they are in
formed lives in Montana and 1t would be
perfectly natural for Pat to go there
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
The Gadski Concerts.

Mime. Gadski, the great prima donna,
will give three concerts at the Alham-
bra Theater during the coming week, un-
der the direction of Will Greenbaum.
The artist will be assisted By Herr Sell
mar Meyrowitz. a conductor and pianist
OF renown in Germany, where he has
been three years assistant conductor with
Herr Motl The programme for the first
concert, which will be given next Tues
day night, January 2. includes the aria
from Weber's Freischutz; ON aria from
Mozart's Marriage OF Figaro; 1ch lieb
dich. by Beethoven; Lotusblur1, Nuss-
baum. Mondnacht and Widmung, by
Schumann; Nergierige. Margaret at the
Spinning Wheel, Haidenroslein and the
ErkIing by Schubert. and other splendid
works. Mr.. Meyrowitz will play an orig
inal transcription from the orchestral
score OF Wotan's Farewell and the
Magic Fire, from Die Walkure. At the
concert on Thursday night Gadski will
sing a group of songs by American COM
posers. and the Saturday matinee will be
a magnificent Wagnerian programme, in
Guiding the Imolation Scene from Die
Gotterdamerung. Seats are now on sale
at Sherman. Clay & Co.'S Next Monday
being a legal holiday the box ONCE will
be at the Alhambra Theater il place of
Sherman, Clay & Co.'S
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
ADVERTISEMENTS.
important Notice!

BEWARE of Cheap hair tonics
that contain wood alcohol and
chemical dyes which destroy and
gum the hair.
We refer you. to the County
Medical. Society, who have inves-
tigated and made report on
substitutions and authorizations,
showing nearly 70 per. cent adul-
.teratiohs. ED. PFNAUD'S HAIR!
TONIC EAU DE QUININE is the
original and standard hair and
scalp tonic. 1t is indorsed and
used and recommended by the
leading chemists'and the fashion
able people the world over for it's
purity and beneficial effects for
the hair and scalp, and on ac-
count of its success there are sew
eral cheap hair tonics now being
sold by unscrupulous dealers who
are looking for profit regardless
of quality.
The house of ED. PINAUD is
over 100 years old, employing the
best skilled and experienced peo-
pie money will procure, manufac-
turing all of their toilet prepara-
tons, using the purest and best
materials. The immense success
of ED. PINAUD'S EAU DE QUI-
NINE has caused q number OF
limitations TO be placed on the
market and also has incurred the
greed Of some BARRIERS who refill
ED. PINAUD'S empty bottles
with. adulterated preparations.
Read the report of the County
Medical Society about the dis
coveries made recently in that di-
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
HEALTH OFFICER REPLIES
TO A PETTY CRITICISM
Kagan Scores Medical Editor In
Monthly Bulletin, Which Also Con-
tainS Death and Birth Statistics


In the November bulletin just is
sued by the Health Departme ent,
Health officer Ragan takes occasion
to reply to the petty criticism of
Philip Mills Jones, editor of the Cali
fornia State Journal of Medicine, rela-
tive to the Household Health Hints
issued by the Health Board. Ragan
says:
",The Health Hints to the House
hold have borne good fruit, as evil
denced by the many testimonials re-
cGived at this Office as to their edu-
cational value. They have been Of
ficially recognized by many of the
prominent health officers of the coun-
try. who have also sent written COM
munications as to their worth, and New
y ork is about to take up this educa-
tional work on similar lines. San
Francisco has been generously paid
the tribute by New York of inaugural
ing this instructive movement. 1t is
but fair, however, TO state that the
hints met with adverse criticism from
the callow editor of q local medical
journal, who failed signally in a SINH
lar effort to educate the people in
popular way through the columns of
local daily newspaper in the matter of
guarding and preserving the health of
the individual in the community. His
rhapsodies, whhSh may have place in
a medical journal, found but scant
favor when submitted for popular
perusal.''
Deaths during November were 606,
which, on an estimated population of
AIS, 900. makes q death rate of 1880
per 1000. Of these 393 were males
and 213 females. The total births reg
istered were All, which, however,
Ragan says, is incomplete. owing to
failures to register. There were in
spected by the market inspectors:
Reeves, 1873: calves. 1897. hogs, 21.-
S95; sheep, 47,341: lambs, 33.42S;
poultry. 231,075; fish, 100000 pounds.
Condemnations were: Fruit 212S
pounds; vegetables, boxes 93, sacks Is;
canned and bottled goods, cans 1714,
bottles 259.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
MORE INSPECTORS MAY
BE SOON APPOINTED
United States Local Officers Will Be
Assisted by Increasing Their
Number nj This Port

Number at Ih1S Fort.
Circulars have been issued by the
United States Civil Service Commis-
sion for examinations for inspectors of
hulls and boilers, as a result Of the
damaging revelations made during the
investigation of the Slocum disaster in
New York. Rear Admiral Kempff has
completed the examination Of about
ninety steam vessels in this harbor.
and has found that United States Local
Inspectors o. F. Bolles and John K.
Bulger have done their duty without
fear or favor and that all the regula-
tions of the service have been rigorous
ly enforced here.
One thousand and twenty persons,
mostly women and children, lost their
lives by the burning of the steamer
Slocum because the hose was defective
when the water was turned into 1t,
and because the life preservers were
worthless.
The inspectors here need assistance
in performing their duties thoroughly
and promptly. and it is believed that
the Bureau of Navigation will add to
their number in order to increase the
efficiency of the force.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Only Make a Start.

The man who has no money does not
amount to much in this world and there
is but one way to have money and that
is by saving 1t. A dollar saved is a dol
lar earned, and you do not want more
than a dollar to open savings account.
1t is always wise proposition to pre-
pare for a rainy day. You can start with
81 with the Phoenix Savings B. and l..
Assn. SIC California street, receiving Az
per cent interest, compounded semi-an-
nually On term accounts per cent is
paid, payable semi-annually. Paid-up
capital S1,250.000; guarantee fund, $780,
600. The directors are A. A. Watkins,
Chas. r. Bishop. Geo. G. Boardman, s.
Prentiss Smith, Gavin McNab, Chas. f.
Ladd: Clarence Grange, managing direc-
tor
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Petitions in Insolvency.

Petitions in insolvency were filed
yesterday in the United States District
Court as follows: r. w. Sweet, Oak
land, retired merchant. liabilities s25.-
713, and no assets. Nearly the whole
of the liabilities were contracted In the
States of Illinois, Ohio and New York.
The heaviest San Francisco creditor is
Baker & Hamilton, 1886 r. E. Harold
liquor dealer of this city, also fled
petition. He owes $271s and has no
assets
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Evans Must Pay Fine.

Judge Dunno yesterday affirmed the
Judgment of Police Judge Fritz against
John Evans, exproprietor of saloon
at 116 Eddy street, fining him 500 with
the alternative of 100 days in the
County Jail for battery upon Mamie
Barry, 131. Taylor street, with whom he
lived The battery was committed on
June So 1903, and Evans was convicted
and sentenced on July 10 following. A
Judgment. of Judge Fritz imposing
fine of $50 upon Evans for battery up
on Mrs. Jane Egan, sos Mason street,
was. reversed owing to an error in the
. complaint: The complaint was sworn
to on July I, 1905, and the offense was
alleged to have been committed on
July. 81.
After putting your best foot forward
get there With both feet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Habeas Corpus Denied.

Domingo Bidegarri,s who Is under
sentence OF sixty days Imprisonment
and fine of $3.50 for pasturing sheep
on a Government reserve, applied to
United States Circuit Judge william
III. Hunt yesterday for writ of habeas
corpus Bidegarri takes the stand that
the court has no power in contempt
case to impose both fine and imprison-
ment. Judge Hunt denied the writ, he
being about to leave for Montana In
the evening. The application viii be
presented to United States Circuit
Judge Morrow next week.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Creditors After GrannIs.

Following the action of the credi-
tors of J. G. Grannis & Co., heating
contractors, in applying to the Fed
eral court to have the firm declared
bankrupt, petition in involuntary
was filed yesterday in the
Superior Court by the representatives
of four firms to whom the Grannis
company is indebted. They are Dun
ham, Carrigan e. Hayden, w. W.
Montague g. Co., Henshaw. Bullxley
& Co. and r. n. Mason & Co. Their
claims aggregate less than $500.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Suits ON judgments.

The defunct Peoples Home Savings
Bank seeks a renewal Of judgments
had against some of it's debtors early
in January, 1900, and yesterday filed
four actions thereon; one against Her
bert A. Gable for s12.s92 20. one against
A. L. Jenkins for s13O5 n: one against
o. D. Sherman for $4942 SO. and one
against p. Magetti for s130S Is.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Judge Makes Eormal order

Judge Lawlor made a formal order
yesterday dismissing the accusation of
the Grand Jury against the Election
Commissioners charging them with
misfeasance in Office on the ground
that It should have been concurTed in
by twelve members instead of ten. He
granted the District Attorney the priv
ilege of laying the matter before the
present Grand Jury, to which counsel
for the Commissioners took an excep-
tion. The order also contained his de-
cisions on the other points raised
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Object. to Being Licensed.

Numerously signed petitions circu-
lsted by the California State Spiritual
lists Association were filed yesterday
with the Board of Supervisors protest
ing against the collection of license
taxes from mediums and workers in
the association, which is termed a re-
ligious organization. An amended
form of ordinance is submitted
exempting any duly ordained minister
or missionary of any religious organi-
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Maritime Libels Dismissed.

United States District Judge de
Haven yesterday dismissed the libels
In the following maritime cases:
George w. Boyd VS.. steamship San Ga
brial: Joseph Gonsalez ct al. VS.. Pa
ciflc Mail Steamship Company, and J.
J. Moore & Company VS.. the British
steamer Lytton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Have you ever considered the
investment propositions in the
BUSINESS CHANCE COLI
UMNS?
Some opportunities that may
suit your capital advertised to-
day-investigate.

zation from the provision imposing A
license on astrologers, seers, fortune
tellers, clairvoyants and the like.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

A colored philosopher says there ia
less luck N a rabbits foot than there
is in a CHICKENS foot--providing the
rest OF the fowl is attached.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

In the bright lexicon OF the hustler
there = no such word az enough"
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

After putting your best foot forwa
get there With both feet.