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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
yellow PERIL" COMMERCIAL
Real Danger from Japan Lies In the
Field of international
Trade.

TOXIC. Sept s0-CSpecial Cablegram to
The Bee.)-The people Of Japan have taken
the lessons of the recent war with Russia
very much to heart. They are just waking
up to the fact that this is a commercial.
and Industrial and banking age and not
military age. For the last ten or twenty
years everything has been sacrificed to the
army and navy only to discover at the
last that IL Ia not the army and the navy
which has been supreme all the while, but
banks and the bourses
Even the school boys in Japan had II all
figured out how the emperor was bound
to triumph on land and sea here in the
orient over the hated Russians. Some of
the children had studied questions of sea
power and military tactics until they had
become almost experts OF course it was
expected that large indemnity would ac-
company the ending OF a successful war
and that this indemnity would put japan
on its feet commercially and lndustrially,
any pay for the money invested in the
army and the navy.
Hence the announcement that Russia
would pay no indemnity, came with all of
the force of a Knockout blow. The elder
| statesmen saw clearly that Russia could
carry on the war financially speaking. Up
Portsmouth. everybody had believed that
Russia would be willing to help Japan
bear. the burdens of the war by paying an
indemnity. But when the nat refusal OF
the czar tC pay 81 in the form OF an in
demnity began to penetrate the brains OF
| the rank and the file of the Japanese army
and the Japanese people they saw that
| they had been tricked again. Without the
| prospects of an indemnity from Russia. the
bankers would not loan 81. 100000 or s., 200, ,OOC
| per day necessary to carry on the war
| The result meant absolute financial ruin
| for Japan since everyone knew that Japan
| could never carry the war to the gates OF
| st. Petersburg.
| Hence Japan instead OF being in the
| position Of a conquering nation is really
in the position of a conquered nation Anc
| this too after winning every battle on lanC
and sea. The trouble is that the take,
are running the empire and the recent rioti
| were as much due to the fact that the
poorer classes are suffering from food, q!
to the unpopularity in a general way o.
the terms. For the people have been giveI
| to understand that Japan has acquired
what are relatively large sized possession
to the north and the west and they do no
understand the question of an indemnity
as much as they understand the matters o
a pressure of taxation and the plnching
| of poverty.
The result will be that If 'the yellow
peril menaces the world in the future
1t will be an industrial peril not a militar!
peril, for the people of Japan have beel
taught a severe lesson by Russia and tn
banking interests of the world and iron
this time on they purpose to make trade
commerce, and the acquisition of nationa
wealth the chief thing to be considered
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
CURzoN MAY GREET PRINCE
Present vieerOy VIII Probably Re-
main I'm Inata Until After
Royal visit.

CALCUTTA, Sept 3O-(Special Cable
gram to The Bee. 1.-THE belief appears TO
be gaining ground that in spite of all re-
ports Lord Curzon may remain i'm India
as viceroy until after the forthcoming visit
of the prince of Wales. This is humiliating
both to Lord Curzon and to the prince and
IL possible a way out will be found. 1t Is
humiliating to the viceroy because It de-
tains him in position ne no longer desires
and 1t is humilating to the prince of Wales
because II will not give him much pleas
ure to visit a country whose civil and
military governors, with whom he must
necessarily come in contact, are at skies
and sevens. The trouble is that the time
before the royal visit takes place is too
brief to allow the new viceroy. Lord Minto,
to make himself sufficiently well acquainted
with the multifarious duties attending a
royal reception. Negotiations are reported
to be in progress between the home office
and Lord Curzon, having for their object
the retention of the present viceroy' >
| services in India until after the royal visit
SlMLA, Sept. 30.-(Special Cablegram to
| The Bee. e.)-Some changes are announced in
! the forthcoming tour of the prince and
princess of Wales in India. Ajmere in Raj
| putana, has been definitely dropped from
! the royal program, and although a visit
! may possibly be made to Udaipur IL is
doubtful whether any stay will be made at
the places originally fixed in Rajputana
owing to the now almost inevitable famine.
! 1t is expected that 1t will be impossible to
hold the Delhi maneuvers, consequent on
the failure of the wells The country north
of Meerut has been examined as an alterna-
tive ground for the maneuvers, but II has
been found to be too parched
Further revision of the royal program
will soon be impossible unless the rain
comes within the next few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
ERENcH BECOMING ALARMED
German FortiacatIOns AIOng Border
Are strengthened and Paris
would Know Reason.

PARIS. Sept s0-(Special Cablegram 10
The Bee)-A great deal Of discussion has
been going on recently In the metropolitan
and provincial newspapers regarding the
addition of fortlhcations on the German
frontier. The discussion was started by
the Patrie publishing some information
from a correspondent at Metz regarding
the German military prepartion. Informa-
tion both public and private coming from
different sources only goes to substantiate
the statements o. 'nally made in the
Patrle. There :. ~ 9ubt that although
good relate .ScN .dn exist between
France " ny there are serious in
dicati a the situation is strained
a. .e Germans are preparating for
these preparations the rolling
of the German railways is the object
u special attention. Wagons necessary for
the daily goods trafic are no longer al
lowed to remain on the sidings OF large
stations. As soon as they are unloaded
they are sent back empty to the locality
they came from.
At Metz large number of officers have
| spontaneously and apparently instructed
their men to prepare for Imminent war
! The surveillance on the frontier has been
doubled. The neighborhood of the forts
and Of the different military works is in
/ accessible to the public. The roads thai
suffered from the recent rains were i'm
/ mediately repaired at great expense ir
the whole frontier zone where as a rule
the German serbice of road repairs is lax
1 War material is being sent to and ware
housed at Vionville and Metz. The Berlin
military academy has just made an ex
cursion to this region. Its investigations
and "Reminiscences extended to the terri
! tory of Luxembourg. In all localities neal
I the frontier groups of staff officers hav,
arrived In France the departure of tbs
Sixth and Twentieth corps does not leav,
Verdun, Toui,s sEpinal and Belfort short ~
4, troops. Prudent measures have been taker
| to avoid a surprise.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
LOOKING FOR MISSING MAN
Mills May Have Joined Greeks
or He May he Held
by bandits.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Sept. so.-(special
Cablegrara to The Bee e)-Further informa-
tion hV been received of the circum-
stances which led TO the capture of Mr..
Phillip Mills. who is believed TO be in
the hands Of Turkish brigands. The last
that was heard OF Mr. Mills was In July.
when he told his friends that ne was going
on shooting expedition in the Ochripa
district. Since then all trace OF him has
been lost. 1t has been considered possible
that he has Joined the Greek party, as he
was nan OF a rash and adventurous
disposition. It has also been believed that
he has been deeapitated by Bulgarlans
The brother-in-law Of Mr.. Mills is consul
general at Ismid and he Is looking after the
case. II is rot usual for the authorities
20 intervene in such cases except under
unusual circumstances. Each payment of q
ransom is an announcement 20 the orig
ands 10 continue IN their methods. and
, all kinds OF complications result from
payments OF this character.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
MANY SEE OMAHA MAN DROWN
ChIcaEORns watch Him strusgIing in
Water and None Attempts
10 Save.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O-(special Telegram.)-
Although more than twenty persons saw
William F. Thompson of Omaha fall into
the river from the new bridge at Harrison
street today, no one made any attempt
to rescue him and he was drowned. The
body was recovered an hour later and was
takcn to the undertaking rooms at 372 Wa
bash avenue. Thompson was at the edge
Of the structure, close to five or more other
workmen, when he fell. Where he struck
the water IL was within nifty feet OF a
lake vessel on which we're many men.
Thompson boarded on South State street.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
CARD IS INDICTED FOR MURDER
Nebraskan who Tried TO Thwart
Efforts 40 Save His Life VIII
Have to stand Trial.

ST LOUIS. Mo. Sept SO.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The grand jury today indicted
Frank Willis Card, native of North Bend
Neb., on the charge of murder in the first
degree. II is alleged that on July 25 Card,
wso is one-legged and married, shot and in
stantly killed Mrs. Beulah Craft, aged 20,
wife of Charles T. Craft Card and Mrs.
Craft, it is alleged, had been unduly inti-
mate. After killing Mrs. Craft, ii is al
legged, Card fired several shots into himself.
At the hospital upon hearing a doctor say
that he might recover, he tore the bandages
from himself and tried industriously TO
thwsrt the attempt of the authorities 10
save his life. Card is understood TO have
recovered suficIently to stand trial
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
Movements Of Ocean Vessels sept. 80.

At New York-Arrived; Carthagenian,
from Glasgow. Sailed: Graf Waldersee, for
Hamburg; MinneaPolis, for Londoni I'm.
bria. for Liverpool. St Paul. for South
ampton; Astoria, for Glasgow: Bordeaux,
for Havre; La Gascogne, for Havre; Fin
land, for Antwerp.
At Boston-Arrived; Republic, from Liv-
erpool.
At Cenoa-Arrived: Romanic, from Bos-
ton, via Gibraltar and Naples.
At Rotterdam-Sailed POtsdam. for New
York Arrived: Noordsm, from New York.
Al Glasgow-Arrived Laurentian, from
Philadelphia.
At IAverpool-Arrived: Campanla. from
New York. George. from New York.
Sailed Etruria and Cevic, for New York.
At Boulogne; Sailed: Moltke, for New
Al Havre-sailed: Le Bretagne. for New
York.
York.
York.
Al London-sailed; Mlnnetonks, for New
York
Nav York
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
ORDER OF MARCH AND ROUTES
Details for Both Parades Are Decided
IN nv Committee.


Yesterday afternoon the Aksar-Ben pro-
gram committee met and made up the order
of march for the afternoon parade 20 be
given wednesday. The committee urges
that all who are 70 take part In the parade
meet promptly at o'clock The line OF
march for the afternoon and evening pa
rades will be as follows;
wednesday afternoon, October l. review
OF military civic and fraternal societies;
Form on Sixteenth, Nicholas and lizard
streets 230 p. m. Sixteenth street south TO
Howard street. east on Howard street 20
Fifteenth street. north on Fifteenth street
TO Douglas street. east on Douglas street 20
Tenth street, south on Tenth street 20 Far
nam street west on Farnam street to earn
ival grounds.
Thursday evening October s. Grand CO.
try In state OF his majesty, Ak-Sar-Ren al
and royal escort with electric pageant The
World OF Mystery" Start from Sixteenth
and Cunning streets, p. m. Sixteenth street
south 20 Howard street, Howard street east
to Fourteenth street, Fourteenth street
north TO Douglas street, Douglas street east
10 Tenth street. Tenth street south TO Far
nam street Farnam street west TO Nine
teenth street Nineteenth street south TO
teenth street, Fifteenth street north 10 Cap
itol avenue.
General Wint and stan will occupy the
reviewing stand on Douglas street. between
fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. The
judges Of the awards for the drin teams
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
CHOLERA is NOT ALARMING
Member of Pasteur Institute Giyea
Directions for wnFdinE on
the Disease.

PARIS, Sept. So-(special Cablegram to
The Bee)-Dr. Metchnikof of the Pasteur
institute does not take a gloomy view of
the cholera epidemic.
The cases at DantElc and Hamburg. -
he says, appear 10 be completely local
lied and very small in number" He saws
that cholera is becoming less and less
dangerous
In these days OF sanitary reform and
hygienic measures" he says. cholera has
not the hold it had forty years ago. Even
II we inoculated people with the bacillus -
he went on. mo evil results would fol-
low.
I'm times OF cholera epidemic the mouth
must be rinsed as frequently as possible
Raw fruit ard vegetables should be
avoided and only boiled water should be
drunk. The hands should also be washed
frequently"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
FOOT BALL SCORES.

Nebraska. 2Oj Lincoln IL. s., o.
Harvard, IL; Williams, o.
Princeton, 2;:y Wash. and Jeff., o.
Michigan. i5i Ohio Wesleyan, ..
ChicngO, t5I wabash College, o.
wisconsin. 40J Northwestern, o.
Illinois, OF Knox, o.
Pennsylvania, 30J Lehigh, o.
West Point, ST Tufts College, o.
Cornell, I2J Colgate, II.
Purdue, 36i BelOit, U.
Minnesota, 81; Shnttuck, o.
Rose Poly, ~. Eastern Illinois, o.
Indiana, 12j Butler, o.
Ohio, 2SJ Heidelberg, o.
Iowa, ~ Monmouth, o.
NOtre Dame, All North Division, O.
Nebraska City, lit PlattsmOuth, o.
Tckamah, 81 BOyles College, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
BRITISH SEND A WARSHIP
Cruiser Fox Goes 90 Arabia 20 En-
force Claims Against Turkish
Government.

coNsTANTINoPLE. Sept. sO.-The ar.
rival az HOdeida. Yemen province. Turkish
Arabia, Of the British cruiser Fox promises
10 lead 10 a speedy settlement OF the Brit
ish claims in connection with the piraticai
attacks OF Arabs on British dhows in the
Red sea
The commander OF the FOX has been In
strucied to see that the local authorities
arrest and punish the oulprits. destroy the
pirate dhoWs and pay compensation % the
owners Of the British dhOws.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
Accident 20 Wagon.

After the Daughters OF the Revolution
had sung the hymn God Be With You
Till We Meet Again" the president from
the rear platform OF his car made a few
farewell remarks to his friends and neigh
bors
While the president and family were be-
ing driven 10 the village from Sycamore
Hill an accident occurred TO the road wagon
in which they were riding. The rear axle
broke and tine back part Of the wagon
settled down. Fortunately the axle did not
break short on, but splintered and the body
OF the wagon did not fall 20 the ground.
The eoachman slipped the horses Imme-
diately. He then went TO the residence of
John A. Weeks nearby and borrowed a
carriage, to which the president and his
family were transferred and driven 20 the
station The president made light Of the
accident. insisting that he ana his family
Eere no time in any danger whatever.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for Nebraska-Fnir sunday
and Mondays Warmer In western
Portion Sunday warmer Monday.

NEWS sECTToN-TweIve PAGES.
Place Found for O'Donovan Rosa.
Morse Conference Kept secret
Presidents vacation at an End.
children In Evidence Rt Carnival.
More Grating In Milwaukee.
2 News from All Parts of Nebraska.
Insists Man was Hounded to Death
HunERrians Await Conference.
4 Little italy Being Demolished.
Affairs Mt south Omaha.
More Fence Cases Being Filed.
Gibson Chosen County Chairman.
Election Payroll is Referred.
9 Fast Week I'm Omaha Society.
Horse show Boomers Are Busy
Happenings in Omaha suburbs.
s, Discussion of Telephone Question.
q Chicago wins One from Phhltes.
10 COrnhuskers Win In the Mud.
Fire In New York Tenement Fatal.
II Council Bluffs and Iowa News.
Condition of Omaha's Trade.
FEATURE sECTION-Eight Pages.
I Jaunt About ireland.
Plays and Players.
8 Character Building In Play.
Little stories for Little People.
Curious Cnpers of Cupid.
In the Field of Electricity.
& Tales About Noted People.
Grist of sporting Gossip.
Markets of the Week.
EDITORIAL sECTION-EiEht Pages.
2 Editorial.
s Dodge Discusses Extra Session.
Part Of Arsayer I'm Mining.
4 bee Want Ads.
8 Bee Want Ads.
@ Bee Want Ads.
Bee Want Ads.
AK-SAR-BEN SECTION-Eigh Pages
Meaning aud Purposes of Ak-Sar-
Zen.
Ak-sar-Ben's Boards of Governors
Mysteries of the Initiation.
3 Confessions of an Ak-SRr-Ben
Queen.
4 Ak-sar-Ben's Genealogical Tree.
Some street Fair Lore.
Themes of the Night PRrndes.
About Ak-Sar-Ben PAEeants.
9 Novelties in the Souvenirs,
Spreading the Fame of Omaha.
Ak-snr-Ben's Royal COnsOrts.
Ak-Sar-Ben's own Horse show
Greetings to the King.
HALF-TONE sECTION-Eight Pages.
L Omnha's Water supply.
For and About Women.
San Juan Battlefield in 1905.
Our strong Banking Houses.
Omaha n Financial Center.
sherlock Holmes story.
COLOR sECTION-FOur Pages.
I Buster Brown aud Tige.
The Dogs of F%inEH.
From Near and Far.
q Tha Ifuhf
Fate of Bachelor Girl.
Cured by Fear OF Fire.
Bunch of stage Beauty.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
Ruaaia Notines Britnin.

LONDON. Sept. ao.-The Foreign ONCE
has received a communication from Russia
with respect 10 the proposed second peace
replied 20 H.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01

Gates open from a. m. until midnight.
Band concerts, 1 and Z p. m.
Free Attractions-Mme. Ami aerial artist
i:35 and pm; Phil d. Greene, spiral tower,
wire acts, 2:l0 and p. m: slide for life.
9:l5 and 9:55 p. m.
All shows open at 1850 and 1880 p. m.
Babcock loops the loop in the stadium
at $3.50 and $3.50 p. m.
Douglas County Agricultural society ex-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01

The rain falls on the just and the un-
just and that being true the shrinkage in
the attendance on the Kings Highway for
the fourth day, as noted in the figures
above compared with the attendance last
year. is easily accounted for. 1t was dur
ing the afternoon that this little annual
mishap occurred and 1900 or 1000 children.
chaperoned by three or four grown people
each, were sent scrambling and scurrying
from the grounds in undignifed haste.
Weather Dispenser Welsh was notified to
stop the leaks make up the deficiency
and right faithfully did he work at tho
brakes and finally just at the last meal
time he did the business and sent the sun
down in sight OF everybody.
tnha rnallif2
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
Carnival Gets Thorough Drenshing for the
Fourth Days Record.
:VENINs SEES BIG CRoWO At GROUNDS
ohildrsn'S Day q Disappointment on
Account Of Storm.
sUAL THRoNGs DO THE USUAL THINGS
Bright Stars Shine Down on q Huge
Gathering Of FunmaksrI
UNIVERSITY BOYS HAVE AN OUTING

Party from Lincoln EnIiven Proceed"
inEs by Giving Their Wells an
Doing stunts Around the
Several Attractions.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-01
Crowd In the Evening.

Well the Kings Highway was thronged
with as fine a crowd of people as the Ak
Sar-Ben governors have seen in many
day and under similar circumstances they
have never seen a better crowd. In fact,
such a rush was made for the ticket win
dows that several Of the governors had to
get busy and sell tickets and the crowd
kept a coming until the last sad notes had
died away.
Though childrens day ended with the
rain. fully 95 per cent of those who braved
the mud and mire Of the Kings Highway
at night were barely out of their teens.
One man with long gray whiskers was seen
once. but what became of him even the
police have no record. The elephant and
camel and q dozen or more girls were
after him at last accounts.
And speaking about the elephant while
he YVES the biggest thing on the grounds
without doubt, ne acted very, very badly.
especially as this day had been set apart
particularly for the benefit of the children.
Just when his driver wanted him to show
| off his prettiest, the beast baked He
balked good and plenty and the half dozen
people who were on his back had began TO
make arrangements to ask for their money
when Colonel Dixon the talking horse be-
gan to bawl him out and the beast picked
up his trunk and trotted off and the large
crowd was able TO move along as before
The day being set apart for the children
of course confetti was in great demand
| and during the day and evening 175 bushels
| we're sold and every bit of 1t was scattered
over the muddy grounds after having done
| that for which it was invented.
University Men in Evidence.
| delegation from out-of-town that
created considerable attention was fifteen
| or twenty university students guided by
Chauncey Warner three times a represen-
tative from Lancaster county in the legis-
| lature. The aggregation gave the uniVer-
sty yell, the foot ball sky rocket yell and
then declined a liberal proposition to be-
come spielers for an attraction. Warner
| 6rst attracted attention in the big city by
being the finest built and the second tallest
guard during the exposition.
! Little out of the usual run of things
happened on the grounds last night except
that a plan to kidnap Prince Bonnie was
nipped in the nick of time or thereabouts;
I Sergeant Nanuous looked for Il half hour
for some one who was throwing water on
him and found at last that he himself
was the guilty person. Every time he
mt his foot down the water gushed out
of his shoes and struck him in the face.
An unidentified colored man threw ht
when he saw the ghost show. Colonel
Dixon the talking horse, made sighting
remark about Lovely Legs" one man lost
his temper because a girl threw a hand
full of confetti down his throat, another
man raised row because the gates are 10
be close today, Che had to be put out Of the
grounds at closing time and had only had
time to see half Of the attractions); after
raining all the afternoon tho stars shone
at night, nobody kicked at the interfer-
ence Of the police; the governors were
satisfied with the crowd; all OF the shows
we're satisfied with their receipts; every
child in Omaha was on the grounds or
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-04-27
telephone Change at Princeton.

An important change in the man
agement Of the East Tennessee Tele-
phone business of this city has taken
place, J VI. Templeman succeeding
his brother, j. ID. Templeman. who
resigned To accept a better position
with the company, either at Louis
Vile or Chicago.
For several months the new man
ager has been connected with the Of
fee at this place, and 50 well has he
looked after the business that he was
IN position to accept the place when
rendered him with the utmost conf
dence that he could fill the position
of manager. He is now in Nashville
for the purpose of standing the ex-
animation required by the company,
also posting up in the telephone bus
mess 80 A. to be in. better position
to serve the company patrons.
There j. no better or more bust
ness like young man in Princeton
than Nit Templeton aud the East
Tennessee Telephone company and
it, patrons will be more than pleased
with his manner of conducting the
affairs Of the Office
As to the old manager, Mr.. j. d.
Templeman. it would be hard To find
one who has endeavored to please the
general public with the very best tel
ephone service possible. This is ev-
idepced by the esteem in which he is
held by the company.
Since his assuming the manage
ment of the companys business at
this place, which was about three
years ago. he has succeeded in plac-
ing phones nearly all over the county
which now gives Princeton telephone
connection with all the little towns of
the county. 1t was largely due to his
efforts that FredoSa was given an eX-
change office. He succeeded in ex-
tending the East Tennessee Telephone
system to Marion, Salem and other
towns in Crittcnden aud Livingston
counties. aud is therefore recognized
as telephone man who knows his
business Leader.