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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
FINNS ENTERTAIN EMPEROR
Tell Him He Should Come Often 40
Learn of People for Him
self.

HELsINGFoRs, Finland. Sept. A-The
members OF the imperial family. on board
the imperial yacht Polar Star are thor
oughly enjoying their vacation trip in Fin
nish waters around viborg. Receptions.
ofiicial visits 20 the porte etc. have been
varied by many nshing and hunting excur-
sions, during which the emperor on several
occasions met parties OF peasants, who
cheered him and told him he ought to come
often. so that he might learn TO know the
Finnish peasant A deputation representing
the local farmers and fishermen brought
gifts 10 the emperor and empress. consist
ing OF farm products ana fresh fish. and
the fishermen who we're engaged 10 assist
In the imperial hshing excursions have been
presented with gold and silver watches by
their majesties.
The yacht viii remain here for two or
three days longer and Il is probable that
the Imperial party will not reach Peterhof
until the later part Of the week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
COPY DRESS OF THE KING
Dandies at Marienbad Rush Orders to
TaiIOrs when Edward Makes
Appearances.

PARIS, Sept. A-(SpeciaI Cablegram to
The Bee.)-Reports from tMarienbad are
to the effect that there weSe no more per-
sistent watchers for King ~ Sward's daily
appearance at the waters OF Marienbad
than the representatives of certain French
and Austrian tailoring firms. His majesty
served as model for some of the best
Paris and Vienna houses. both cities
claiming TO set fashions in mems attire.
One Of the costumes in which the king
appeared on the promenade at Marienbad
has created a sensation. He wore dark
blue short coat, white trousers, gray top
hat, brown shoes and colored shirt, with
double collar Before the day was out
there was rush TO the telegraph office
and King Edward had the sincerest fattery
paid him by orders being wired TO the
Austrian capital for exact copies. One
firm received seventeen and another ten
of these orders. with frantic instructions
to rush them on to Marlenbad as soon as
they were completed. Other orders were
received here in Paris equally large in
numbers and demanded with equal i'm
petuosity, and II all who have ordered
them wore them on the daily promenade
there was a surprising uniformity about
male dress at this watering place The
continental dandies did not wholly ap-
prove of the costume, but King Edward
is their law. Generally on the continent II
is considered that brown shoes and double
collars are not quite good form except
when travelling. His majesty has now
broken this prejudice completely. He is
as much the model for male attire as
was the Empress Eugene in her happy
days, and now sets the fashion for all
fashionable Europe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
TOURISTS WOULD COME HOME
Visitors at Paris Pay Premium for
Passage to the United
States.

PARIS, Sept 24-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-Paris Is just now full of Amer
leans who are anxious to get back across
the Atlantic and cannot do so. Europe has
never before been invaded by so many citi-
zens OF the United States and the return
ing ships are crowded at every sailing
Those who have not booked passages long
in advance are forced 10 wait weeks for
accommodations on the steamers, and those
who must return at any cost are offering
large premiums for a passage.
Two women who had intended returning
last week sold their cabin a few days ago
for a price which covers the cost Of their
trip from New York to Havre and back
again. II they had only waited until the
day OF the sailing OF the steamer they could
have obtained a far higher price
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
NORWEGIAN PAPERS MODERATE
Swedish Journals Speak in Kindly
Tone of Their Parting
NeiRhbOr.

CHRIsTIANIA, Sept 2L-The newspapers
comment without bitterness on the result
of the Karlstad conference. The tone OF
the press indicates that while some opposi-
tion is probable the result will be accepted
by the majority as the best conclusion pos
sible. The Verdens Gang says:
We are convinced that our delegates ac-
cepted only what was necessary for the
maintenance OF peace and not what would
be prejudiciai to the Norwegian people
The papers warn the younger element
to avoid noisy demonstration when the
terms are published, as such demonstra-
tions avail nothing and only damage the
common cause.
STOCKHOLM Sept A-Christian Lund-
eberg, the premier; Count A. F. wacht-
meister. minister of foreign affairs; NJ.
Staaf, member OF the cabinet without port
folio, and M. Hammarskjold. minister OF
education AFFAIRS. the commissioners OF
Sweden, who have successfully negotiated
an amicable agreement with the commits
Eioners for Norway at Karlstad. arrived
here today and were met at the railroad
station by the regent. Crown Prince Gus
tave, the members of the cabinet, with
members of the Riksdag and a great out
pouring of the general public.
The State Council met In the afternoon
under the presidency Of the prince regent
and decided to summon the Riksdag
The newspapers discuss the result OF
the conference at Karlstad with approval.
The Svenska Dagbladet says:
1t is to be hoped that the Karlstad con-
vention will give us neighbors whose eyes
will be opened by their newly won SOW,
ereignty and isolated position to the great
dangers threatening their national exist.
ence When Norway proves by its acts
that its policy is at one with the only
policy possible for the Scandinavian peo.
pies. having regard to their future, great
Joy will reign in Sweden and September
% will be written in our history as great
national day.
The Dagbladet says:
The thanks of the whole nation are due
the whole government and not to it's in,
dividual members.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
FIVE INJURED IN A WRECK
Work Train Crashes Into Rear of
Freight which Had stopped
on Mpin Line.

PARIS, Ill, Sci, An extra work.
train on the Cairo division of the Big Four
railroad ran into the rear end of an extra
freight train at Swango Hills. FIVE miles
south OF here tonight Five men were in
jured. one fatally. The engine OF the work
train was demolished and the caboose and
ten cars Of the freight train were reduced
to scrap iron and hndling wood.
The injured:
William Bean. Leford, Ill, freight brake
man, skull fractured. will die
Bert Knight, Mount Carmel. Ill. engineer,
head and shoulders injured.
James Beal, Danville. H., fireman, back
and head bruised, internal injuries.
Perney Younger, Paris, ILL.,, brakeman
head and body bruised.
The freight train had stopped 10 put out
a FIRE on a bridge and had just called in
the fagman and was pulling out when the
work train crashed into 1t.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
GASOLINE HAS A BUSY DAY.
One Person Killed aud Eleven Injured is
the Record at 81. Louis
SEVERAL OF INJURED ARE LIKELY TO DIE
Not All of the Result of One Accident,
but Series of Them Occur In
Dinerent Portions of
the City.

ST. LOUIS. Sept PA series of acct
dents today resulted in one killed and in
the injury Of eleven persons by fire, some
OF them being probably fatally hurt.
gasoline cleaning apparatus in the
Southside Steam Dyeing and Cleaning
works exploded and four persons were
burned, two Of whom are not expected to
recover.
The injured:
Frank suess, aged 10, body and interior
Of mouth burned; may die.
William c. schottel Jr., aged 3, body
burned all over; will die.
william schottel manager, aged 2s, face
arms and breast burned; serious.
Unidentified man, slightly burned.
The building and contents were damaged
to the extent of 500.
Three freight men on the Iron Mountain
railroad were brought TO the Missouri
Pacific hospital here suffering from burns
received at Arcadia from an explosion Of
gasoline early today. They had opened
boxcar containing gasoline. Gas from
leaky barrel ignited from lighted
lantern and an explosion followed, burning
1 all three.
Injured:
John Ryan, conductor.
Walter Dearing, brakeman, serious.
e. d. Maddox, brakeman
A 9-year-old girl named Becky Minded
was watching a bonfire in a yard when
her clothing became ignited. Max Rosen-
blatt aged SO ran to her and was badly
burned in extinguishing the flames. He
was taken to the city hospital and 1t Is
said his hands may have to be amputated.
! The little girl was not badly burned
| Mrs. Mary Klugmann, aged 46 years was
| burned to death by the explosion of gaso-
! line while lighting her kitchen fire today
| Her body was literally roasted and she
| died in great agony. Her husband, Her
! man Klugmann, and Henry Stahl, a neigh
/ Dor, were badly burned in trying TO save
/ her.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
TRAIN CoLLIDEs WITH ENGINE
Two EnRinemen Are Killed, hut None
of Passengers Suner
Injury.

BINGHAMToN, N. Y. Sept. A-An Erie
train (No. l4). east-bound. was wrecked in
a collision with an engine about quarter
OF a mile east OF Susquehanna, Pa, at
O'Clock tonight Both engines were turned
over AS the train had Just left the station
It was not going at high rate of speed and
no cars were derailed.
The collision was caused by an engine
from a coal pocket making an attempt to
cross the main line
Frank Robbins OF susquehanna, engineer
OF the wrecked train, was killed. His Are
man. whose name Is o'Rourke. and who
also lived in susquehanna. is thought to be
under his engine.
An Erie detective named Henstead was
fatally injured by being thrown from the
baggage car. Susquehanna is about twenty
miles east Of this city
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
PLATT DENIES BEING ILL
PerSOnaI Appearances, However, DO
Not Bear Out His
Denial.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Sept. A.-United
States Senator Thomas c. Platt OF New
York arrived in this city this afternoon
from Denver over the Rock Island road in
his private car Courier, and left over the
same road for the east at $50 tonight.
Senator Platt denied that he was seriously
III or had been. and denounced in vigorous
language the reports which have been cir
culated about his health. Notwithstanding
his denial, the senator appeared quite feeble
and ne was wheeled about in his car ia an
invalid's chair
Senator Platt also denied that he has any
intention OF retiring from politics He said
that future Developments would prove that
he will continue to be a factor in New
York and national politics.
The senator said that he would visit
President Roosevelt at oyster Bay on his
way east.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
M. WITTE REACHES BERLIN
Large Crowds Assemble Outside
Hotel In Hope of Seeing
Russian Statesman.

BERLIN. Sept. 24.-M witte. accom-
panied by his daughter Nine Narychkine
wife OF the secretary OF the Russian
legation at Brussels. arrived at the Pots
dam railway station shortly after 6 O'Clock
this evening and was received by the stan
OF the Russian embassy. He proceeded i'm
mediately to the Hotel Bristol where he
will reside until Tuesday when he viii go
TO Rominten, one OF Emperor williams
hunting seats near the Russian frontier,
where he will have an audience of his
majesty. Large crowds assembled out
side the Hotel Bristol today with hope of
seeing the Russian statesman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
Fair In East, showers and Cooler In
Western Portion Monday. Tuesday
Fair.
GETTING READY FOR BANKERS
Washington Proposes 60 Give the
Visitors q Profitable
Time.

WASHINGTON. Sept A.-Government
ofhcials are cooperating with the local
committee In arranging for the local con-
vention OF the American Bankers associR-
tion. October 10 to H. An extensive COM
mittee. composed of prominent washing
ton bankers has been busy for several
weeks preparing an elaborate program for
the entertainment OF the visitors.
John JOY Edison. president OF the wash
ington Loan and Trust company and chair
man OF the executive committee, says it
is expected fully 1900 bankers will be here
and that preparations are being made to
entertain all who come II they should ex-
coed that number.
The plans OF the Washington bankers
have been so laid that everyone OF the
visitors will have opportunity to partici-
pate in all the events arranged. To do
this several OF the most interesting fea-
lures of the program will be repeated at
least once after the original performance
and some Of them will be given two repe-
titions. The government departments will
be open until 4:3O every afternoon for the
benefit of visitors
| BY special invitation from Secretary
Shaw, the visiting bankers will be af-
forded unusual opportunity to view the
workings OF the Treasury department.
Every nook and corner OF the department
building and the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing will be thrown open TO them.
and experts I'm the various branches OF
the force will be on hand to explain the
manner in which business is conducted
There will be excursions to Mount Vernon
and Alexandria. Va, each day OF the
convention. both by trolley and boat
Throughout the convention addresses on
subjects relating to banking will be made
E. F. swinney, president OF the First Ma
tlonal bank OF Kansas City, is president
and James r. Branch of New York sec
retary Of the association. New officers Wit
| be elected during the convention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
ANOTHER DES MONIES MURDER
Body of Frank Callahan, with skull
Crushed, Found in the
River.

DEs MONIES Sept. A.-With his tenn
pie crushed in from "a heavy blow from
some blunt instrument the body OF Frank
Callahan of Peosta. who has been missing
since last Tuesday night, was found in
the Des Moines river eight miles south
OF this city this afternoon. The body was
Identified by papers found in the pockets.
The pCckSts Of his clothing had been cut
open and nis watch and money were miss
ing.
The discovery, following closely upon the
mystery attending the death OF George r.
Griswold. the insurance man whose body
was found in the river recently, has Gre
ated a sensation here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
ARRIVES IN TIME TO SAVE WIFE
ST. Louis Omcer shoots negro
Who Had Assaulted
Her.

ST LOUIS, Sept PA negro attempted
to assault the wife Of Deputy Sheriff A. J.
Shores at Clayton tonight and was shot by
Shores and badly wounded. The shooting
attracted a mob of negroes from the con-
gregation Of a colored church. who at
tempted to lynch the negro. Robert Taylor.
but were prevented, and Taylor was safely
landed in jail.
Deputy Shores had alighted from a street
car and hearing womans scream and see
Ing a negro running, he fired and the negro
fell. Later he discovered II was his own
wife whom the negro had seized as she wac
on her way home from a neighborhood
visit. He found her in a faint lying on the
sidewalk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25

and Great Britain the whip hand over
other European countries where the far
east is concerned.
Some of this mornings papers are inclined
to dwell upon this phase Of the acquire
ment Of Singapore as though just at this
time II were a demonstration of power
by Great Britain. But the governments
intention to purchase the docks at Sing
apore has been an open secret for many
months, and, according to good authority,
Great Britain is now facing the effect OF
the new strategic situation in the far
east and providing the navy with docks at
Singapore.
The Japanese alliance permitted the
withdrawal OF Ave battleships from the
China seas and there is no intention in
times OF peace to dispatch any battle
ship to the far east. The cruiser groups
the China, the East Indies and the Aus
| tralia squadrons-will remain as before.
Meanwhile the extensive docks of the
Tanjong- Pagar company will be pur-
! chased at a price 70 be fixed by the arbl-
| traitors now in the far east, of which
! board Sir Michael Hicks Beach is the
umpire and Great Britain will have one
/ OF the finest naval bases in the world.
and one which in the event of war would
| be OF the highest strategic value
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
CUBAN LIBERALS THANKFUL
Express Their Gratitude for PrO-
lection of the Police at
CienfueKOs.
WASHINGTON. Sc

WASHINGTON. Sept. A-The Cuban
minister today received the following dis
patches from his government at Havana:
The members of the executive board OF
the liberal party at Cienfuegos have adj
dressed a communication to the mayor who
is a moderate, asking him 20 express their
gratitude to the municipal authorities,
police and custOmhousc functiOnaries for
the way their lives were protected during
the occurrence Friday which caused th6
death OF the brave chief Of police while
doing his duty.
There has been no disturbances since
the local one at Cienfuegos. There is perfect
order throughout the republic and the
government has ample means 10 guard n
The elections for the boards were held
yesterday with strict legality and without
any disorder, In almost Al the boards
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25

CARACAS, Sept. A-Judge w. j. Cal
houn, who is charged with a special mission
to Venezuela, is studying the situation
brought about by the closing OF the land
station OF the French Cable company. the
expulsion OF the manager of the company
NJ. Brun. and the refusal OF Venezuela to
deal with the French government through
its charge de aftaires. NJ. Taigny. Judge
Calhoun conferred for two hours today with
NJ. Taigny.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
Convention of Army Surgeons.

DETROIT, Sept. A.-Soldiers and sailors
ills and wounds will be discussed by dis
tinguished army surgeons from all parts
OF the world at the fourteenth annual
meeting OF the Association OF Military
Surgeons OF the United States which begins
here Tuesday, September q. Distinguished ed
medical men from the armies Of Mexico
Japan. China, England, France, the Do
mi~ion OF Canada and surgeons from thl
Untted States army and navy and marine
hospital service as well as many nAti0na
@uard EurEaona Gdn attsnd tha annHanfinA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION
Twenty-FOur New Cases and Only
Two Deaths at New
Orleans
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. a-Report to

The low Sunday record is almost a dupl-
cate of that of last Sunday The cases
were brought into the city, one from Abita
Springs, and one from Grand Lake. in the
Barratsria country. Abita Springs case
excited some interest, because that is one
of the resorts OF 8. Tammany parish whittier
many OF the people OF New Orleans went
when the coast ports were closed to them
by quarantine.
DR.. White returned this afternoon from
his trip to the quarantine station, whence
he went TO take over the business OF the
steamships bound for American ports.
Country reports from Louisiana were
Patterson, s new cases; Kanner.. new
cases. death; La Fourchf Crossing /
new case; Baton Rouge, new cases; Tai
lulah, new cases; Alexandra, 2 new cases.
NATCHEZ. Miss, Sept. A.-Today's yell
low fever report shows hve new cases, Of
which three are whites. Total cases S.;
total deaths to date. 2; total cases under
treatment. 20.
VICKSBURG, Miss, Sept. A.-Four new
cases OF yellow fever were reported today.
Two of them are business men Of some
prominence
PENSACOLA, Fla, Sept A-seven new
cases of yellow fever were ofncially re-
ported by the State Board OF Health to-
night. Thirty are now under treatment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
MISS ROOSEVELT TOURS coREA
witnesses Sports of Japanese school
Boys and Views the
Country.

SEOUL, Sept. A-Miss Alice Roosevelt
and party today attended the athletic sports
OF japanese schoolboys The party was re-
ceived by the japanese educational commit
tee. The entire party is now resting after
the strenuous weeks spent in Japan. Manila
and China.
The visit is largely losing oficial char
acter and the party will spend some tina
and vicinity.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
BRITISH FLEET VISITS Japan
SQuRdrOns of Two Nations TO
Assemble In the hay of
Toxic.

LONDON, Sept a.-The Daily Telegraph's
Toxic correspondent says that the British
far eastern squadron will assemble IN
Toxic bay early In October after the ra.ih-
cation Of the Russo-Japanese treaty and
at the same place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
DAKOTA YOUNG MAN BROWNS
willis II. BOnham and Young Woman
Companion Upset WhiIe
Canoeing.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. A-willis H.
Bonham. aged 49, at present residing In this
city but whose father is the publisher OF
the Daily Pioneer OF Deadwood. s. D., and
Lucy ID. Miles OF this city were drowned to-
night at Broad Ripple park, eight miles
northeast Of this city, while out canoeing.
The boat upset and before assistance could
be rendered both were beyond helR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
German Forces successfuI.

BERLIN, Sept. 24-The government today
received information from German East
Africa that attacks by the rebels on Ma.
henge have been successfully repulsed, that
the Morrogo rebels lost thirty killed and
that the Graworth column had arrive@ at
Kilwa after inncting severe losses on the
rebels IN six fights.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
CHOLERA CASES REPORTED
Russiah-POIand Not Yet Free
from the Dread
Disease.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept 2A-Two adj
ditionSi cases Of cholera have been ohiciaily
reported In the government of Lomza Rus
sian Poland. There have been no new
cases at wloOlAwek
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
Movements of ocean Vessels sept "a

At New York-Arrived: Perugia. from
Marseilles, Leghorn and Almeria; Ham
burg from Hamburg, Dover and Boulogne (;
Citta di Torra, from Naples and Almera I:
La Gascogne, from Havre; Sultonia, from
Trieste, F1ume and Palermo
At 0lasgoW-Sailed Pretorian. for Mont
real, and passed Inistrahull.
At Liverpool-Arnved: EtruriA. from
New York via Queenstown.
Al Bouthampton--Arrived: 81. Louis.
bourE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-25
Moore troops Tor FinIand.

HELSINGFORs. Finland, Sept. 24-LArge
forces OF troops have already been drafted
into Finland. over lao men arrived at
Helsingfors today 10 reinforce the garrison
OF sveaborg. which Is adjacent to Helsing-
fors and garrisons az other points have
also been reinforced By between ~ and
Loo mea-