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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

David Bascom Huston Il suing the Mu-
tuai Reserve Life Insurance company in
district court for 1900 for alleged illegal
raise Of assessment on an insurance poll
icy.
Maud v Smith, IN a petition for divorce
from BENJAMIN H., says they were mar.
that he abandoned her two months later
while she was In a delicate condition lie
has not since contributed TO her support,
she says
Judge Kennedy has issued a restraining
order 10 keep Edwin NJ. Williams from
his VIE ida M, or their children psndins
the outcome OF suit for divorce. Judee
sutton will hear the application for an
injunction on September O.
Ralph W. Breckenridge OF the National
Bar association announces that he has
secured the promise Of President Peck Of
the National association 20 be present "a
the meeting OF the Nebraska State BaI
association whi-h will meet IN this eity
during the latter part Of November.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
HOTEL CLERKS ASSOCIATION
Plans to Form state Organization
Under Consideration by the
Omaha Body.

The Omaha Hotel Clerks association held
a special meeting at the Merchants last
night for the purpose OF considering the
proposition OF making the association q
state organization, Although no charter has
been issued, the association has practically
been a state organization since It's incep'
tion, yet very few hotel clerks outside OF
Omaha have become members.
No definite action was taken at the meet
ing last night as to the procedure Of get
ting the outside hotel men into the organ
ization, but II IL likely that some printed
matter viii be sent out 10 the various no
tells throughout the state setting forth the
object OF the association. and II IL thought
that this will bring the hotel men Of the
state together and all will get into line and
Join the organization. Dennite action on
this matter will come up at the next meet
ing, which will be in about two weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
Y. NJ. c. A. Building, Cor. 10th and Douglas.

on the list about 1000. rose. except the
Arms company. Russian consols went up
three points and Russian bank shares
jumped Up twenty points Later they
dropped ten points. Warsaw and Vienna
railroad shares rose ten points and other
Russian investments rose correspondingly.
Home banks gained 2 to per cent
The doubt and apprehension which had
rested on this market for months has been
lifted at last. There is much talk OF a new
Russian loan. but it has not taken on an
authentic form. The Mendelsohns, Russia s
principal bankers, have the reputation OF
being the most secret Of any financial
house in Berlin and they maintained their
reputation today. refusing to discuss the
loan rumor.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
DIAMONDS DEARER THAN EVER
London Syndicate Boosts the Price
and New York Dealers
Follow Suit.

Two events affecting the diamond mar
ket have been announced in the Maiden
lane district, New York City. Importers
who buy rough goods from the London
syndicate that controls the greater proper.
tion OF the worlds output were notified by
cable that an advance OF per cent had
been made, effective at once and affecting
all grades and sizes of stones. II was also
learned that the new Premier mine in the
Transvaal, the only mine outside OF the
syndicate's ownership which has been
yielding stones in any considerable guam
tity, has been put out OF business for a
time by a mud rush which covered the
works for a mile
Importers say that the syndicate would
have advanced prices even II the Premier
mines were not disabled. The public will
feel the i.dvance about the time the holiday
trade begins There were last year four
advances, each Of 5 per cent, and there
was an advance on January of this year
Altogether there have been advances in
the rough goods aggregatins about 30 per
cent in four years, but some grades OF
stones have been put up even higher. In
addition the cost OF stones to the cutter
has been increased by requiring him to
accept in each shipment certain amounts
Of inferior or yellow stones and large stones
which do not cut to advantage.
The average value OF the rough diamonds
imported at New York last year was So. 90
a carat The price to the public is much
higher because the cost OF labor in cleav-
ing, cutting and polishing must be added.
The only explanation OF the advance given
by the London syndicate is that there is a
scarcity Of the qualities Of stones that are
most in demand and mining expenses are
greater than formerly. The De Beers
Mines, Ltd. which supplies the syndicate
with the South African gems, has been
paying dividends OF 40 per cent.-New York
Sun
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
20 keep the machinery Of the conferences
running 70 a successful issue.
Russian War Party DisHHtisHed.


running 10 a successful issue.
Russian War Party DisAatIshed.
The NovOe vremya today. deploring the
conclusion OF peace. says:
God grant that the blow has not fallen on
Russia az the moment when Japan WAS
ready TO make every concession TO termt-
nate the ruinous war and when the Russian
army had become stronger than ever be-
NJ. souyorin. editor OF the Novoe vremya,
says he regrets that General Linevitch who
telegraphed recently 10 ST. Petersburg and
Portsmouth. y. H. imploring Emperor
Nicholas and NJ. witte not to conclude
peace, did not lead his army against the
japanese 10 support the plenipotentiaries,
instead Of allowing them 10 conquer the
island OF sakhalin. The editor adds that
be knows from certain source that Field
Marshal Oyama telegraphed Toxic to the
effect that he could not guarantee a vic
tory. NJ Souyorin considers the conces-
sions made by Japan TO be OF little import
anee and says they do not weaken its posi-
tion.
". souvortn adds:
II the national assembly does not succeed
better In renovating the country than the
army has in defending il. Russia viii he
The Russ described the conclusion OF
peace as being "of supreme benefit to the
zoe.
The Pan-slavic svet says:
All the japanese concessions pale before
the news that Japan has acquired the bet
ter part OF the island Of Sakhalin.
The popular Listok welcomes peace as
enabling Russia 70 enter heart and soul
into interior reorganization.
In view Of the forthcoming electoral cam
paisn the police have drawn up regulations
concerning meetings. The elections in
Poland will be held simultaneously with
those in the rest OF the country enabling
Poland 20 be represented at the first session
Of the national assembly.
Several high naval officers today ex-
pressed regret and even dissatisfaction a,
the conclusion Of peace.
News I'm Berlin.
BERLIN. Aug. 1.-ChancelIOr Won Bue.
low. IN Acknowledgement OF the cable dis
patch from the Associated Press with the
announcement OF peace and an outline OF
the terms OF the agreement, said: In
their reception OF this fortunate result the
German advocates Of peace are in fun
Agreement with the Americans"
Brokers summoned by telegraph from re-
sorts scattered over central Europe
crowded th- Bourse this morning when the
op@nina bell rang and quotations began q
be marked up. Practically all the share,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
In conclusion the Standard SAYS


ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 3l.-3;25 a. m.-
dispatch from Lidziapudze contains the
details Of what viii probably be the last
engagement Of the war. This encounter
took place on August Is and resulted in
an advantage to the Russians, who took
$50 prisoners. A number Of Japanese were
killed. The Russian losses were eight
killed. The remnant of the Japanese re-
tired bearing their wounded.
The declaration of an armlstlce will
probably mean no cessation in the activity
of the Chinese bandits, who are daily
growing bolder
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31

a lesson IN moderation and. as We believe,
tho result will show in practical wisdom
The Globe also claims that japan gained
what Il went to war for and SAYS:
To the ancient. chivalrous feeling of the
old Samural there must have appeared
something sordid Ia continuing the con-
fict, not for glory or FOR the safety ~
the empire, but for "A cash payment which
damages Moreover, We write Ia the dark.
We have no Elimmer Of the secret Cundi-
tions which In all probability form part
how far the situation was affected by the
AnglO-JupunCse treaty.
The Evening Standard says:
Russia has won one OF the greatest
world it is summed up in M witte 5
nor are we inclined to 6cSrHdge NJ. Wittc
Gently for Russia and, thanks In a large
measure 10 his tactical ability II has
been able to save its face
Referring TO the results gained by Japan
the Standard says;
Perhaps u is the only nation on the face
Of the earth which would have rested
content with what It set out to accom-
plish.
In conclusion the Standard says:
We come to what from an international
point OF view, may be regarded as the
greatest victory Of the three. Il belongs.
as we think. to President Roosevelt. Ho
Inducements which would have the double
enect OF securing peace with Russia and
roofing up the wpCds of disagreement
between Japan and America.
The Evening Standard prints dispatch
from St Petersburg which says NJ. Witte
will return the hero OF the day and that
It is not impossible that he may become
a sort OF prime minister" The dispatch
adds: 1T is believed. however, that he
will refuse unless freedom OF the press
and personality are guaranteed"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

A. V. s. Saunders OF sedgwick. Colo,
is an Omaha visitor.
Frank CurTie Of Ellsworth, Neb., is a
guest at the Merchants.
Senator and Miss Millard will return
home from their European trip Friday
A. A. Arter. chairman Of the local demo-
cratic central committee, left for Beatrice
Wednesday morning.
Joseph Oberfelder of Sidney. r. B. Hoyer
OF Fairfax, s. D., and F. II. Wintersteen
OF Douglas Wyo., are at the Her Grand.
Dr.. z. L. Kay of McCook, F. n Hall
OF Hastings, Martin Budda, F. T.. Budda
OF Paris, France; Charles Israel OF Osceola
and f. p. Hin Of Silver Creek are at the
Murray.
John F.. Stout leaves this evening for
Chicago on legal business and incidentally
VIII meet his family on It's way from the
seeing IN aud around the big city before
returning to Omaha.
e. g Hall Of Casper. wgo.; W. NJ. Cor
er 4 l. S%Pu coehrsR Of sartey h Schfsr Rf BsR BsR
III OF Gordon. n. Nybal NJ. c. Powell
Of Grand Island and q. s. Harris OF
Hooper are at the Merchants
John w Norton Of Talmage. Edgar L.
Moons and child OF New Orleans. 8. II.
Steele OF Seattle, o. +. Turner Of Fremont
II. L. Webster OF Tekamah, o. H. Cum
ningham Of Pilgsr and f. j. Hudson OF
San Francisco are al the Milard.
X. f. Willis, Martin l. Sugarman. Willis
Barber and s. u. Rigdon have returned
from a two weeks trip In the Big Horn
they travelled BY wagon 10 Ten Sleep lakes,
camping out b. the way, They say they
never enjoyed such hshing before anywhere.
r. J. shapp Of Aurora, n. VI. Barnes OF
wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. N. Boyer Of ROCK
Springs, Wyo.i Or. r. NJ. Hagan OF Ban
croft, W. +. sharp of Lincoln. J. II. Smith
Of Lincoln, r. =. HOhackeT Of Cody and
+. l.. Damn Of Parkinson, Wyo., are at the
Paxton,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
If YOUR STRAIGHT LOAN

II coming due soon and you DO not care
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you wish 90 get rid Of the debt and your
home freed of incumbranCc. it will be TO
your interest to call and consult us reln-
tive 20 our plan OF loans, in which We ~.
pecially provide for $4,000 payments az
any time
We charge no commissions for making
loans and persons borrowing money OF
this Association are protected by our Re-
serve ana Undivided proht Account of
$4,000, as well as participation In our divl-'
dendR, which at present are pcr cent
per annum
All loans promptly closed
The Conservative Savings & Loan ASST,
2O6 South 18th Street. Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31

nan,n,ty manifested by Japan IN the ne
gotiatlons Tho letter follows:
OYSTER RAY. n, y. Aug so-My pear
Baron komura I have received your let
ter of August %. May l ask you 10 con-
my carpcai congratulations upon the wis
dom and mnEnnnimity he and the Japanese
people have displayed am sure st thst
with me. Sincerely yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
President Roosevelt spent today quietly
at his Sycamore HIM home. 4 tremendous
storm ragged over Long Island during the
early morning and the president remained
within doors most Of the time. few per
sonal friends constituted n luncheon party
entertained by the president and Mrs.
Roosevelt, but no one OF them had business
Of public Importance.
Among the scores OF messages which
were received by the president this after
noon, under today's date were communi-
cations from the lord mayor Of Liverpool,
Consul General y. 1ddinEs at Cairo, Cen
erai Booth OF the salvation Army, General
King, commander-ln-chicf Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic; Senator's Platt Of
New York, Hansbrough OF North Dakota,
Alger Of Michigan Representative HIT Of
Illinois, chairman OF the house foreign re-
lations committee; the archbishop Of Can
terbury, Andrew Carnegie and the latter's
guests at skibo castle. who included among
others John Morley, Nicholas Murray But
Ter, Charles Dabney, Richard Harlan and
General Grant Wilson.
IGinRs send Congratulations,
MARIENBAD, Austria Aug. So-King
Edward, upon receipt OF the peace an
nouncement, Immediately dispatched his
congratulations TO the emperors OF japan
: and Russia and to President Roosevelt. and
also telcgraphed to Queen Alexandra his
! JOY at receiving such news.
! COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Aug. So
General satisfaction at the conclusion Of
peace is expressed here in court and on
cial circles and great enthusiasm Is mani
/ tested in the press and among the people
| over President Roosevelt and NJ. wltte.
King Christian sent telegram Of felici-
! tations TO Emperor Nicholas upon the
/ favorable conclusion OF the war and to
the American minister he sent felctation'
and homage in behalf OF President Roose.
Welt
Nobel Prize for Roosevelt.
| CARLSBAD Aug. 8O.-The Associated
Press has the highest authority for stat
ing that there is a strong probability tha
President Roosevelt will receive the Noble
Peace prize next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31

ROME, Aug. SO-The pope was informed
Of the conclusion OF the peace early this
morning He Immediately arose, exclaim-
ing: This is the happiest news OF my life.
Thank God for President Roosevelts cour-
age"
The pontifr later teegraphed his con-
gratulations to Emperor Nicholas
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
Friction at Cairo.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. S0-There Is consider
able friction between the Illinois state
Board OF Health officials and Sheriff ]. A.
Roach. The former accuse the sherif OF
allowing prominent men TO enter Cairo
without a permit. Captain N. B. Thistle
wood formerly mayor OF Cairo, was today
arrested and later released for entering
Cairo without a health department permit,
Captain Thistlewood denied the right OF the
Illinois State Board Of Health and the city
OF Cairo to prevent him from coming into
Cairo without a permit. After considerable
wrangling the captain was allowed TO go to
his place OF business
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31

DENVER, Colo. Aug. 30-Portions OF
Colorado and southern Wyoming were
visited by an electric storm today which
damaged property TO a considerable ex-
tent At Cheyenne Wyo., stores were
flooded and lightning set several houses on
fire. The storm was unusually severe az
Fort Collins. Colo, and In Platte canon.
near this city
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31

for the bureau Of immigration In Arizona
courts, to resign from the service Charges
were made that quinn had coached
Chinese witnesses for a remuneration. He
denied the charge and an order OF dis
resigned
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31

United National Association OF Postoffice
Clerks will open Monday, September 4.
at Cedar Rapids, Ia. rate of fare and
on the certificate plan, Delegates from
nearly all the first and second class post
offices throughout the country will be IN
attendance. .-...t Boz,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
Interpreter Resigns Undsr Fire.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. @.-Acting seere-
tary Murray OF the Department Of COM
msrcs and Labor today permitted Thomas
Quinn. interpreter OF the Chinese language
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
Railway Notes and Personals.

2, g. Hughes general superintendent Of
the Northwestern Of Norfolk, Is In the city
W r. Kelly, general solicitor Of the
Union Pacific, returned from Denver
Wednesday.
W Q. McMurray has been appointed
assistant general passenger agent Of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation company.
William Fitzgerald. general agent Of the
Burlington al Hannibal. is slated for the pO-
siti0r made vacant by the resignation Of
Assistant General Freight Agent Maxwell
~ 81, Joseph. Who Is 70 90 With the Wa
bash.
q o Strickland. general superintendent
Of the Omaha road. and George II. MgRae
assistant general passenger agent Of the
sans road. with a party Of friends were al
the Country club Tuesday night They
came from 81 Paul Ia a private car
4. = Mead. contracting freight agent Of
the Northwestern. has resigned his position
in Omaha 20 go With the Brook Haven 4
Pearl River railway in Mississippi. where
he Will have charge Of tho traffic Of that
company. He r. 70 be succeeded here by
J r. Rockwell ~ present cashier a. the
local freight OfilCnH % the North western.
The change becomes effective September ].
J O. stgbbs trNfic digsctor ~ the Harri-
man lines. accom panied by r ~. Ehu-
maCher. was IN the rfty two hours Tues
I day. enrOufe e. Chicago. after q month !
star On the coast NJ Stubs expressed
hlmself az exceedingly well pleased with
the sn0TmOus business that the Onion Pa
cifc and allied lines we're doing this sum
meT, s9ying that the trafno would b q
record breaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
WakefieId's
Blackberry BAlsam

Is a prompt and absolutely sure
cure for diarrhOea, dysentery,
hux, cholera morbuS, cholera
lnfantum, etc. 1t has been the
leading summer complaint
remedy for 50 yearA
Al DruEElata aslI L.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31

Boston Green caused a ripple OF laughter
In police court Wednesday morning by tell
ing Acting Police Judge Foster that it was
the first time he had been before the Judge,
which was fact, as Judge Foster has
only been at police court a week in the alb
sence of Judge Berka. Mr. Green thought
he would slide out of court on his FIRST
onense,' but Judge Foster had heard of
Mr. Green and sentenced him ten DAYS
just for old times sake.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
Police Court Mavericks.

,"Bill Finley, do not go to sleep under "A
church again. l will discharge you this
Acting Police Judge Foster Wednesday
morning when he discharged Bill Finley,
who was arrested on the charge OF being a
sleeping under a church at Twenty sixth
street and Dewey avenue. The police take
no cognizanCe OF people who go to sleep
in church during service but when a man
makes his bed under church he at once
becomes amenable to the law. In this ca Sc,
however, the prisoner offered a plausibie
excuse, saying ne was in quest Of work
noticed that the church is being moved and
thought by being on the spot at roll call
on the payroll.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
.Atter sattrk las -tffsaI .lt q sta,lrnaz az

1912 North Sixteenth street It would have
been cheaper for Joe Hart to- have gone
70 hotel for the night. He was arrested
on charge of drunkenness and sleeping
In restaurant In police court he was
fined IS and costs
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31

Fred Smith. Florence Flick Sarah Eanix
and Lizzie White have been arrested on
charges OF insanity. The quartet was To-
at o'clock this morning. all under the
influence OF cocaine. The charges are filed
under the dipsomaniac law and Il is prob
able the prisoners will be brought before
the insanity board for examination The
police and county attorney are waging a
vigorous campaign against drug victims
and the dealers who supply the material
to the unfortunates.
Mrs Ella Tibbets has been arrested on a
charge OF insanity. II is stated the woman
Is a victim Of the cocaine habit and has
! deserted her four small children. who are
now being cared for at the detention home.
The woman says her husband started her.
self and the children from Falls City a
ne failed 10 do. Mrs. Tibbets will be ex.
amined by the insanity board.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-31
IkLnas send ConarntuIatIons.
Nobel Prize TOR Roonevclt.

CARLSBAD, Aug. 8O-The Associated
Press has the highest authority for stat
ing that there is strong probability that
President Roosevelt will receive the Noble
Peace prize next year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25
Catarrh Canno .e cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease Catarrh is blood or const,u-
tional disease. and in order to cure it
you must take internal remedies.
Halls Catar h Cue is taken internal
ly, and acts directly on the blood and
mucuous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is rot quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the ,>est physi-
clans in this country for years and is
a regular prescription. 1t is COM
posed of the best tonics known, COM
iined with the best blood purifiers.
acting directly on the mucous sur
faces. The perfect combination IT
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca
tarrh Send for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props, Tole-
do, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25
THE TRAINING OF GIRLS.

The qualities Of bodily excellence
IN woman are distinctive ana e these
Der training should tend. The games
and exercises which develop quick
ress and accuracy of perception and
response. firmncss and eentleness Of
isand, steadness of poise and grace of
movement, that grace which comes
from the application OF just enough
over and no more than is needed
10 de- certain thing Well-these
rather than the rCugher and heavier
sports which pile up muscle, are the
fit pastimes for girl. Even if she
should miss little of the training in
holdness and tenacity which her
brother is supposed to get il the ath-
letic field. this would be better than
to have her lose the finer touch, the
lighter step the easier motion, and
the sweet restraint Of body that be-
long to one whose senses are delicate
and whose personal preferences are
at once nice and sure. In the work
that she has to do precision and re.
fnement are likely 10 count for more
than mere force. Man builds the
| house Woman keeps and orders it.
Henry Van Dyke in Harpers Ba-
| zaaar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25
A DESERVED ROAST"

That was certainly an appro2 tate
and well deserved roast which Maj.
Gen Haynes. commander Of the state
guard, gave the military company al
nardanelle The conduct of the SOLD
iers of that city i'll hanging Attorney
General Robert l.. Rogers in eiiiSy
was disgracetul and is condemned lv
everybody who has a respect tor .ie
cency. law and order Ii the state
militia is not to preserve the pc To-
and dignity cf the commonwealth it
Is useless organization If the " Ii
tia is to resort to lawless acts It
should be disbanded There is no
guarantee of protection to society by
military company that will resort
to such acts as that OF which the Dar-
Ganelle company was @n,tv.
towever. it is a pleasure 10 nGte
HAT no other company has been -;,:.'tv
OF such diseraceful conduct, AMI it is
II be regretted that there is one COM
pauy in the Arkansas state guard
which would engage in such reprehen-
sihle cCnduct
If the courts sustain the militia ap-
preparation the Dardan.lle company
should not be allowed to enjoy any 6
i but should be mustered out instant
ly.
There is none too strCa9 a sentt-
ment in the state y favor OF the NIL
tia, and the commission of such acts
as that committed by the Dardanelle
company does not have tendency to
strengthen the sentiment,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25

Wanted-My Gus tomers and friends
% know that I have moved my otfce
and am now 1ccate.l at 1i3 Pine st
where will be glad to receive any
business tha. you may have in real
estate line, also am pre- .5aced to write
FIRE insurance in stock companies
Thanking you for past tavors and a
continuance of the same,
Yours for business,
CHAS HAYCOCK