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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
!. xIsH BORDER TO BE FIXED
~. 'garian Commission Named
1sNz. unit n Frontier Now
~ Dispute.

CONSTAf~. 1SOPLE, Aug. 30.--A Turko-
Bulgarian commission has been appointed
to delimit the portion of the frontier Of the
vilayet OF Adrianople, which is in dispute
and which led to a somewhat sharp fight
recently between the soldiers guarding the
Bulgarian post at Suzuki and the guard on
duty at the Turkish post of Dervish
Mogila
Turkish and Bulgarian troops have been
confronting one another from the points
they occupied after the lighting, but sus-
pension of hostilities has now been agreed
upon pending an investigation. The de-
fciencies In artillery of the Second Turkish
army corps. whose headquarters are at
Adrianople, are being remedied by the
dispatch there of ten batteries of new
Krupp quick-hrlng guns.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
ULTIMATUM TO THE PACKERS
Secretary Wilson, Tells Them Labels
Must Specifically Describe Com
tents of Packages


WASHINGTON, Aug. 90-Notning short
of the placing on meat products of labels
which will not deceive the public was the
ultimatum which Secretary Wilson deliv-
cred to forty representatives of various
packing houses here today. Hereafter, If
the packers want their goods accepted for
interstate shipment, the packages must
bear labels more specific than those used
hitherto. 1t will not do, for instance, to
state merely that a package contains
sausage. The label must distinctly de-
scribe the article and plainly show that
the sausage is made entirely of pork, or
pork and beef combined. or of other in
gradients. The elimination of certain ad-
vertising features on the labels will also
be insisted upon.
The packers were particularly solicitous
regarding the meat products already put
up and held in stock, but Secretary Wilson
assured them it was not his intention to
open every package, but to select a GER
tain percentage, and IL they were found
as represented he would authorize labels
for the lot, certifying that 1t had met the
requirements of the law.
In administering the law Secretary Will
son said he would apply common sense and
that 1t was not his intention to be hyper
critical or to impose any unnecessary hard
ships on the packers. Further conferences
will continue tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
CHANGES COMING IN ARMY
Captain Pershine Mentioned for star
when Lee Becomes
Major General.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-As soon as the
naval maneuvers are over at Oyster Bay
It is expected that President Roosevelt
win take up the matter of filling impor-
tant vacancies that are to occur in the
army. Lieutenant General Corbin will re-
tire September 16. and Il is already known
that he is to be succeeded by General
Macarthur. now commanding the Pacific
division. The vacancy or the list OF major
generals will be filed by the promotion of
Brigadier General Jesse NJ. Lee. There
has been a warm contest over the success
sion to the brigadier general vacancy.
Captain John ]. Pershing. military attacne
at the American embassy In Japan, Is
among those mentioned in this connection.
Paymaster Dodge win retire September
IL. Colonel Tower, who is senior colonel
of the pay corps. will waive his place in
favor Of Colonel sniffin. for the paymaster
generalshlp II assured that It would not
prejudice his chances for the place when
Colonel sniIin reaches the retiring stage.
Colonel Sniffin was private secretary to
President Grant. who later appointed him
major in the pay corps Other officers
have friends who have urged their selec-
ton.
1t Is expected that Secretary Taft will
take up these army appointments with
the president when he returns from Maine,
where the secretary makes a speech in
Representative Littleheld's district Septem-
Der g.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
CORNELIUS WOULD ARBITRATE
way Union Would END
the Strike.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3.-Shortly be-
fore midnight President Cornelius of the
street railway union issued a statement
containing proposition for settling the
street railway strike by arbitration, in
which he recedes somewhat from his
former unyielding attitude in respect to the
demands for increased wages and shorter
hours. In this statement Cornelius says
the car men will return 10 work with the
understanding that they are to receive sS
a day, and that the number OF hours which
shall constitute a day and all other ques-
tions between the men and the company
shall be left to joint arbitration commit
tee for settlement
President Calhoun also issued a lengthy
statement, the substance of which is that
the company now has $500 men enroute
from the east. These he proposes to or
ganize into a car mems union.
One thousand blankets were taken into
the McAlister street car barn yesterday
and the work of preparing the principal
car barns for the housing of the strike
breakers, who are to reach here Saturday,
is being pushed as rapidly as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
PosToFFICE AN OPEN SHOP
Clerks May Form Labor Union, hut
They Must Not Moiest Those who
Refuse 10 Join.

WASHINGTON. Aug. so--The principle
of the "open shop will be applied to the
postal service. according to a decision
reached at the department today at a con-
ference between Postmaster Fred A. Busse
of Chicago. and Acting Postmaster General
Hitchcock and Second Assistant Postmaster
General Shallenberger.
The visit of Postmaster Busse was
brought about by the recent announcement
of the proposed formation of a national
labor union of postal clerks in afiliation
with the American Federation of Labor.
The determination today was that, so
long as the postoffice employees conform to
the rules and regulations and do not at
tempt to molest those who do not enter
the union there will be no objection to the
employees affilating with labor organiza-
tions. 1t was expressly stated. however,
that the department would AFFORD the full
est protection to those who. for reasons of
their own. do not see fit to join the union.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
CORPORATIONS OBEY THE LAW
File Required Ahdavit in Missouri,
but May he Compelled to
Change Them.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Aug. S.-The
Armour Packing company and Armour
& Co. of Chicago. which asked yesterday to
file modified antitrust afiidavits with the
secretary OF state and were renewed
agreed today with the State department to
file affidavits in regular form and accom-
pany them with an explanatory letter that
the afidavts were subject TO the decisions
OF United states courts in antitrust pro-
eeedings now pending against them in Ar
kansas, Tennessee and Chicago.
The st. Louis Dressed Beef company also
asked permission TO file modified afidavit,
but were refused and notified that II can
letter attached
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
FIGHTING IN SAN DOMINGO
Insurgents said to Have Been De-
feated mt DajabOn by the
Government.

CAPE HAYTIEN, Hayti, Aug. So.-A
message received here from Santo Domingo
says that after insurgents had occupied
Dajabon. in the northern part of the coun-
try, the government forces made an at
tack upon it and compelled the enemy to
abandon the town. leaving General Ale
jandro Maroado and five men killed on the
field. sseH -, ~
The government force lost eight killed.
The revoiutiorists marched on Jicaquita
and further fighting followed. resulting in
the revolutionists being defeated with se-
we're loss.
At Monte Cristi, on the north coast. Gem
eral Camacho Is besieged by revolutionists,
and in an entrenched position Is awaiting
the arrival OF reinforcements by sea.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
WATER COMPANY is HELD
United States Court of Appeals Rem
ders Decision I'm Suit of
SchameI.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. S.-Cspecial l-An epin-
ion was handed down by the United States
court of appeals. in which the Omaha
Water company of Omaha, Neb., is held
responsible for the burning of a building
Jacob schamel sued for damages for the
death of his wife. Annie schamel. who
was attending a committee meeting en-
the third floor of the Patterson block,
when the fre started. She leaped from
window and was killed
The case was heard in the United States
circuit court Of Nebraska. where II de-
veloped that the inspector entered the
basement to read a meter. The room was
dark. and he is said to have lighted
matches TO facilitate his work, throwing
them into a pile OF rubbish.
The lower court held that the water
company was responsible. In not providing
its employees with safe appliances for their
work. The case was heard by Judges
sanborn. VandevanteT and PhilipA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
NEBRASKA WEATHER FORECAST
Fair Friday aud Saturday.
PRESIDENT AFTER HOME CLUB
Believes New York People Are Using
His Name 10 Feather Their
own Nest.

OYSTER BAY. Aug S.--The Roosevelt
Home club of New York City is to be in
vestigated by the Postofice department at
tho express request of President Roose-
welt with view to issuing a fraud order
against IT.
Postmaster General Cortelyou was given
instructions while at Sagamore Hill today
to take the matter up Immediately. The
object of the club. as set forth in a CIR
cular issued August "a by Roderick Bett.
who signs himself as president Of the club,
is to solicit funds for the purchase OF the
house at No. 2s East Twenty-eighth street,
New York City, where President Roosevelt
was born.
Some time ago similar movement was
started, but IL was discouraged by the
president. who was given assurance that
the matter would be dropped.
The last circular indicates that another
effort is to be made to carry out the plan.
1t was ascertsined that SO per cent of con-
tributions received were to go towards
main tanning the club. 1t is on this ground
that the president believes that a fraud
order will lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
POLICY HOLDERS LOSE APPEAL
"a of Life Insurance
Companies May Fix Ticket
tn suit Itself.

ALBANY, N. T.. Aug. 3o-The decision
Of the lower court denying the application
for mandamus compelling the state super
intendent of insurance to remove from the
administration ticket for trustees of the
Mutual Life Insurance company the names
of four members of the International
Policy holders committee was affirmed to-
day by the appellate division of the supreme
court. The case came before the appellate
division on appeal OF Colonel Shook of
Nashville, Tenn, I'm behalf of himself and
his associates on the policy holders COM
mittee, Judge George Gray OF Delaware.
General G. d. Tracy of New York and
Harlow Higinbotham of Chicago.
An appeal will doubtless be taken to the
court of appeals.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
NO CHEAPER GAS AT PRESENT
After Company Rejects Franchise
Kansas City Begins to Talk of
Municipal Ownership.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. sO.-Kansas City's
fight for cheap gas failed, at least tenn
porarily. when negotiations with repre-
sentatives Of the Kansas City (Mo) Gas
company. now holding a franchise to fur
nlsh the city with artificial gas at S110 a
thousand, ended last night. Mayor Beard
sley had tried to urge the company to fur
nish the city with natural gas at a re-
duced rate instead of the artificial product
The franchise held by this company pro-
vides that the city may purchase It's plant
and move toward this end is con.em-
plated.
Twenty days ago the city council granted
a syndicate of Chicago capitalists n fran
chise to furnish the city with natural gas
at % cents a thousand feet for domestic
use and at 10 cents for manufacturing pur-
poses. nae time given the company in
which to accept this franchise ended yes
terday and it declined the offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
HONOR MEMORY OF CONWAY
Man who Released to Haul Down Flag
at Pensacola Has Posthumous
Recognition.

CAMDEN. Ne. Aug. S0.-The North At
lantlc squadron, the Maine commandery OF
the military order of the Loyal Legion of
the United States and the local Grand
Army posts united IN hOnoring the memory
OF William Conway. native OF this town,
who, while on duty at the Pensacola navy
yard at the breaking out OF the civil war.
refused 10 haul down the American fias as
token of surrender A large boulder had
been erected in front OF the Congregational
church In commenoration OF Conway and
the ceremony of unwilling was held today.
In connection with the exercises a letter
from President Roosevelt was received ex-
pressing his appreciation of the action
taken IN erecting she memorial.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
sEaLER ISSUES ULTlMATuM
Chicago Packers Must Give Fall
weight or Face Charges
In Court.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-City Sealer Joseph
Grein, In whose department is the super
vision Of weights and measures. today is
sued an ultimatum TO the packers at the
stock yards. butter factories and wholesale
and retail dealers in lard and butter. de-
elaring that the public must he given full
weight In all packages OF lard and butter
or the city will prosecute them in hun
dTeds Of cases in which It has secured evil
denee against them.
The ordinance calls for a fine OF sl0o on
every package OF lard or butter IN which
the weight Is short and the sealer declared
that he would give the dealers and makers
OF lard and butter until next Tuesday to
comuly with the law.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
New Chwang a Free Port.

NEW CHwANG. Aug, So-Japan's notifl-
ation that 1t will continue Dalny as a free
port until China provides customs houses
on the Russian frontier resulted today in
the Chamber Of Commerce here petitioning
the consular body to suspend the collec-
tion of duties at New chwang pending the
regulation of Manchurian customs. The
Chamber of Commerce maintains that the
present condition threatens the existence
of New Chwang.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
NEVADA FUSIONISTS MEET
once, but May BE Forced
to Run.

RENO. Nevada, Aug. So.-Tbe joint DEM
ocratio and silver party convention met
here today. organized a complete plat
form and made the nomination OF a ticket
the order of business for today. The plat
form declares democratic congress is
needed to enforce existing laws, takes
credit for the eight-hour law passed in
this state, endorses the administration of
Governor Sparks. praises the legislative
work OF Senator Newlands and recon-
mends his reelection In 1909.
Governor Sparks has announced that he
Is not candidate for recollection. but an
effort is being made to induce him to ac-
cept the nomination for governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
EARIHoUAKEs IN CHILE
TrembIor stiII Drives People 60 open
Ground In the Southern
Republic.


NEW YORK. Aug. s0.-Of the recent
earthquake shocks in that vicinity a cable
dispatch to the Herald from Tacna, Chile.
says;
Heavy earthquake shocks have been felt
throughout Tacna and AGRA, extending to
the frontier Of Peru. The panic is indie
scribable. People are living in the public
square. First shocks lasted thirty seconds.
elighter shocks continue at intervals.
SANTIAGO. Chile, Aug. D.-The ambu-
lance stations and hospitals at Valparaiso
are now caring for 3eOo persons who sus-
tained injuries during the earthquake or
fires which followed.
Nine Won Der Lund. wife of Colonel Won
Der Lund. the German instructor of the
Chilean troops. died today as a result Of
the injuries which she received during the
earthquake.
Owing to the scarcity OF food the mu-
nicipality OF Valparaiso has decided TO send
away from that city all the inhabitants who
are incapable OF working
Six hundred cattle are on their way to
banks have again raised their rates of in
terest on loans
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-A cablegTam received
today by the Northwestern Christian Advo-
cate from Santiago. Chile. reports that DR..
Willis c. Hoover, missionary of the Metho-
dist church at that point, and his wife both
escaped unharmed from the earthquake.
he property of the Methodist mission in
4. tiago. however, was destroyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
ST. PAUL ROAD INDEPENDENT
cinc Has Not Yet Purchased
'-' the Line,

NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-William NJ
Rockefeller was today asked IL the Union
Pacific railroad had bought control Of the
St. Paul railroad. He said:
THAT, has not taken place yet Whether
IL will cannot say
On the report that James Fl. Smith had
sold his holdings. Mr.. Rockefeller said:
Mr.. Smith is abroad and don't know
whether he has or not"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
No Exchange on Drago Doctrtne.

LONDON, Aug. 90-The Associated
Press learns from the Foreign office that
so far as Great Britain is concerned there
is no foundation for the report from Rome
that an exchange of views has taken
place among the powers regarding the
Drago doctrine.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Gibbons Tenders Sympathy.

PARIS. Aug. so.-Cardinai Gibbons has
written to Cardinal Richard. archbishop OF
Paris, expressing the sympathy OF the
American Catholic clergy with the French
church.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Conscience MOney Coming I'm.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Aug. SO-(speclal.)-
State Treasurer Sheldon has received a roll
OF bills amounting TO 500 through the mail
with the note enclosed as follows; EN-
closed please ind slo0 for the wolf bounty
fund which j beat the state out Of" This
Is the first case on record OF the giving
up OF conscience money TO the state
treasury.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
spanish strike Extsnas.

MADRID. Aug. 30.-The strictest censor
ship is observed in regard to strike news,
hut It is known that the movement is ex-
tending at Santander and Bilbao. Rein
forcements OF troops are proceeding to
these cities from Valladolid. Leon, Valencia
and Oyiedo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
BlB11orEoA DE .LA DEMoURAC1A'

-Es usted mi meor, mi 1niC9 amigo. SlentO haber dcs'
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sin dejsrle tempo para contestar a1Adi6:
USted Qulere ben 10 &C. 1engo que connhrIe I'D se'
creto pedirle IN favor.
Daniel 10 puso muy pSlido So miserable torpeza bG de
nuevo apoderArse de A Fgu6se que uanA 10 nAba adVl
nado odo que eaba puno dc hAblare de suS cartas
La escucho : uated bAbuc6 Daniel con ahogadA.
JuanA ruboz6 geramente tsubeo con acento apldo
Ie diiO
-HAoe unoa ouantos que estoy recbiendo carti
usted deb sber Qu6n me ectbs Hs penaad0 ussed
dirla IL verdsd
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diente hAbia subido rostro
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ted dvulgr confdsnCs de lmgos Pdes en ese cAso
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bucsdo en- torno mf 6ocAments de e de uien aoDecho
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mrabs fiAmente.
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ndtes Sc repto le semeanle luego sea cruel
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con 81.
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AmAbA Jorge
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contlnuaba vlvendo.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
Ell MANDATE DE LA MUERlA

ocuto. Bo qees mirads nterrogAdoa se turbhA veis
obs los bos do uana Ia sombs de aonrsa
tierna dacreta,
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vds comd hoa cads Aos eaba poses6n de
secreo deban arde 81 hacese una confession
mutua.
Deiaron paar agunAG semsnaG por n 80 aventuraron
vover casa de Juana Nads cambGdo Jasna
POGO psida les reCb6 cordGdad hGbtoa duica
moat6t Jorge Aquel dia Daniel fue
Quien tuvo que hablar.
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mujer ca AruindA Ell for de Ronne que vivia On casa
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Juana
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