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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
CORONATION VISITORS ARRIVE
King Haakon Receives special Amer
lean Ambassador aud VIII
visit British vessel.

TRONDHJEM. June 21.-The Danish royal
yacht Danneborg. with Prince Christian
OF Denmark. brother OF King HaAkon,
on board. and the steamer Tromp. carrying
the special Dutch embassy to the coronation
OF the king Of Norway, entered the harbor
early this morning, whereupon another
loud cannonade awoke the few who re-
mained asleep I'm the city The sky was
overcast and, in view Of the fact that a
few drops of rain fell at intervals the
scientifically inclined insisted that these
endless artillery salutes are proving rain
makers and will eventually spoil all the
pretty decorations Of Trondhjem.
The palace was astir early, as it had
been planned to receive there the special
French. American. Italian. Austrian and
Dutch embassies in the order named, COM
mencing at $3.50 a. M, before the king pro-
ceeded to the Danneborg to greet his
brother.
The special American ambassador. Charles
n Graves the minister to Sweden. sup
ported by Major William ". Gibson mill
tary sttache at St. Petersburg and Lieu
tenant Commander John II Gibbons, naval
'ntache at London and attended by the
.yegian officers assigned TO escort them,
Ia e5to the palace shortly after 9. After
a "wait King Haakon received the
EN-. F>d gave the Americans cordial
welce. <, <Cessing his pleasure at their
presencS ~ most friendly feelings for
the Unite u
The diplo, DECEPTION continued for
over an hour. great crowd gathered in
front Of the pasace and watched the ar
rival and departure of the embassies.
King Haakon and Queen Maud. unless the
receptions interfere with their plans, in
tend to lunch on board the British royal
yacht Victoria and Albert which yesterday
brought the prince and princess of Wales
and their children here.
The special German and Russian en-
bassies have not been reported, but it Is
expected they will arrive during the after
| noon.
The first vessels of the excursion steam.
ers are arriving, adding their crowds tC
the city's and increasing the large feet ir
! the harbor
King Haakon boarded the Danneborg a
IL o'clock and welcomed Prince Christian
| his brother When the king reached tn,
German cruiser Prinz Adelbert carryin,
Prince Henry of Prussia, the special rep
resentative of Emperor William. there wa
another salvo or salutes
! King Haakon escorted Prince Christian
and his suite ashore, where a guard o
honor was drawn up, after which the KIM
| went out to the Prinz Adelbert, whicl
fired a salute In his honor. Prince Henr,
received the king and they remained ii
conversation for several minutes. Th
king then returned ashore.
Prince Henry landed early in the after
noon and was given an enthusiastic recep
ton.
The arrangements were similar to thos
OF the prince and princess Of Wales re
ception. The German prince lunched a
the palace with King Haakon, who deferre
his formal visit to the Victoria and Albert
William j. Bryan has arrived here t
attend the coronation.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
CELEBRATION AT GUTHRIE
ExcursiOniSts from Two Territories
Make Merry over Passage of
Statehood Bill.

OKLAHOMA CITY Okl., June IA
new state" celebration was held here and
proved to be the greatest demonstration Of
public sentiment ever manifested in Okla
homa. Excursion trains from over the twin
territories arrived last night and today,
heavily loaded with enthusiastic people,
among them almost every prominent man
OF the new state. Governor Edward w.
Hoch of Kansas accompanied by Governor
Frank Frantz OF Oklahoma, arrived at noon
and were escorted TO the park, where the
principal exercises took place. Governor
Hoch delivered the principal address.
An extensive program of eminent speak
ers and a fireworks display has been ar
ranged for tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
CHINA PAYS AN INDEMNITY
POEthumOus HOnOFH TO ne Accorded
Dead Missionaries and MuF-
derers TO BE Punished.

PARIS, June a.-The Foreign ofice has
been advised that China yesterday signed a
treaty according complete satisfaction 70
France for the massacre OF six Frencb
Jesuit missionaries at Nan Chang, Kiang-si
province in February last. China paws
10000 Indemnity to the missions and $500 .
600 indemnity TO the deceased missionaries
families builds a memorial hospital and
Furnishes the ringleaders OF the riotinE. In
addition posthumous honors. which the peo-
pie OF Nan Chang demanded, will not be
granted 10 the Chinese magistrate whose
suicide was the signal for the outbreak.
The French gunboats in the vicinity OF
Nan Chang will not be withdrawn
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Fourth of July on Isthmu..

WASHINGTON, June H.-EmpIoyes of
the isthmisn canal in the canal zone will
have a regular old-fashioned Fourth of
July celebration in Panama, Special ex-
cursions are TO run to Panama from all
points along the canal for the accommo-
dation Of persons desiring 20 attend the
exercises. Money has been raised by popu-
lar subscription among the canal employees
on the isthmus and in Washington for fire
works and Governor Magoon and other
prominent men in the isthmus will make
addresses and lend their assistance in max.
ing the day a memorable one.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
SEEK BAIL EoR MRS. KAuEMANN
Condition of the Accused woman
Gives Family Much
Concern.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., June 21.-tSpecial
Telegram J-Intcrest in the case Of Mrs
Emma Kaufman now ceuters i'm whether
or not she will be successful as the re
suit of an application to he made tomorrow
morning before the state supreme court
at Pierre. in securing her release on bail
The general belief here is that the efforts
will prove successful. Mr. Kaufman has
remained i'm prison with his wife since
she was lodged there and will continue with
her at least until the supreme court de-
cides whether or not to release her on
bonds.
There is no doubt that Mrs Kaufman
is in a very grave condition of nervous
depression Following her complete collap
upon being placed in prison. il has been
necessary to have her constantly under the
care Of a physician Sheriff Phillips with
the scant Accommodations at his disposal is
doing what he can to make his distin-
guished prisoner as comfortable as possible
Charles Kaufman, son Of the couple is
expected to arrive Saturday from Ohio
where he has been attending college 1t is
that If Mrs. Kaufman IS admitted to bail
by the supreme court she will Immediately
be taken to some sanitarum, where she
will remain until her case is called FOR triaI
next NONemDer.
II developed today that the first dis.
! coveries which led to the belief that Agnes
4 Polreis was the victim OF foul play were
made by daughter of William Moeller ot
! Parkston. The daughter and the dead CIR
| were intimate friends and when wore
reached Parkston that Agnes was deaC
Miss Moeller was doubly grievcd Wher
the body arrived at Parkston Miss Moelet
observed bruises and wounds on the body
She was so persistent in the claim tina
| there were wounds on the head of tn,
dead girl that the body. after it had beer
Inferred, was exhumed and an examinati tioI
made, with the result that Mrs Kaufman
was arrested.
| Today, when the general public becam
aware that from fifty to 100 women ha,
organized yesterday for the purpose o
dynamiting the home of Mrs Kaufman
In the event that she was not placed fl
the county Jail, something OF a sensation
resulted. There is no question that tn
women had organized Tor the purpos
stated. However some OF the attorney
interested in the Kaufman case toda
threaten to prosecute the women who en-
gage in the dynamite play. This has badl
frightened many Of the women and siren
uous efforts are now being made to kee
from the public the names Of those in
volved.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
DoWIE HAD STRONG ROOM
VOIIva says He Had ~ Built for
Fear He Would Re
Killed.

CHICAGO, June H.-Wilbur C. Volva
was again on the stand I'm the Dowie hear
ing today.
He told OF a secret room I'm the base
ment OF Dowies residence the door OF
which was lined with steel and entrance
10 which was barred by strong locks. lie
said Dowie had told him many times that
he had constructed this chamber for refuge
because he believed members OF the Ma
sonic order we're constantly plotting against
his life. DOwie frequently declared, he
said. that he was in constant danger and
insisted that he must have a strong guard
TO protect his life.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
MEAT TRADES NEW RECORD
Exports Of Packing House Products Larger
Than Ever Before in History,
SIXTY PER CENT GAIN IN TEN YEARS
Butter Making Countries Take Most
Oleo Ingredients and Most
of the Meat Goes TO
Great Britain.

WASHINGTON. June 21.-Exports OF
meats AND meat products from the lNiteo
States in the eleven months Of the hscal
year 1906, ended with May, aggregated
over SlS0OOOOOO in value. according TO
report issued by the Department Of Com
merce and Labor. These figures for eleven
months, says the report, show larger
expectation of meats and meat products
than in the corresponding period OF any
other year in the history of the export
trade and an increase of practically so ner
cent when compared with the correspond
ing period of 1905
The Increase occurs In all the principal
products but is especially noticeable IN
lard oleo OIL salted pork fresh beef and
fresh pork. For the ten months ended with
April. up TO which complete figures are
available exports Of the various articles
were: Lard S51,5Oo, 900; bacon, $4,000, ,coo;
beef, fresh. practically, S9O,OOOOOO; hams,
Sl6.666, ,OOO oleo oil and oleomargarine, SIS
900 900; salted pork s1OOOO00O; canned bees,
IS, 600; salted beef. 100000; tallow, a
| little less than 100000 sausage castings,
{2.225.OOO; and fresh and canned pork 81 .0O0,
200 each. Exports of canned beef and Of
bacon show but little increase during the
last decade.
Great Britain. says the report is by far
| the largest purchaser of American meat
products OF the S75OoO,OOO worth Of bacon,
ham, fresh beef and canned beef exported
| In 1905 the United Kingdom took S66 ,0OC
worth, or practically 30 per cent OF the
| total; Of the total exports of meats, valued
at $4,000 ,O0O it took SsO,OOO,OOO worth, while
\ Of the 600 worth of cattle exported
in the same year it took S36. $50 900 worth.
| Oleo exports go chriehy to the butter
| making countries, the largest part to The
| Netherlands, which took S65Oo,OOO worth
out Of the 81 500, 900 worth exported in 1905.
Germany Wants No Tariff War Now
BERLIN. June 21-At a meeting ot N,
| Central Association of German Mauufac
turers embracing most of the great manu-
featuring organizations of the country
| held at Nuremburg yesterday, the genera
secretary. Herr Bueck, referring to The
trade arrangements with the United States
said the association supported the TEN
| porary extension of the treaty duties t
the United States because German indus
| try at this moment was not sufficient,
prepared for a tariff war with the United
| States. A continuance OF the situation
created by the temporary arrangement
however, would be irreconCilable. oithe
with the economic interests or dignity O
the German empire. The general secretar,
felt it necessary, therefore, TO warn Ger
a tariff war, which would be unavoidabl
II the United States thinks it can continu
treating German goods unfairly.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
pakota Grand Ann, omc.r..

YANKTON, 5. D., June I.-1SpeclaI Tel
egram.)-The state Grand Army of the Re
public elected officers as follows: n. l.
Lowehian OF Milbank, commander; F. A.
Fassette OF Hot Springs, senior vice com,
mander; W. r. Stowe OF Brookings. junior
vice commander; s. A. Boyles Of Yankton
chaplain; Or. J. II. Smith OF Huron, med
teal director; delegates to national encamp,
ment John Morse Of Hitchcock. A B
Nelson OF Pierre and Michael smith OF
Carthage.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
PATTlSoN is LAID TO REST
Funeral of Former Governor of Ohio
is Marked With simple
Services.

MILFORD, o., June 2.-After a simple
funeral service, attended by high state Of
ficisls, party associates and friends from
all parts of the country. the body of John
NJ Pattison, late governor OF Ohio, was
consigned to the grave his family alone be-
ing present at the grave.
Judge Judson Harmon OF Cincinnati, at
torney general in President Cleveland's $
cabinet, and lifelong friend, spoke Of the
political life OF Governor Pattison.
Bishop Henry spellmeyer OF Cincinnati
delivered the funeral sermon. The inter
ment was at Green Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Conference Report on FortincatIons.

WASHINGTON, June AIN the senate
today Senator Perkins presented and the
senate agreed to the conference report on
the fortihcations appropriation bill. The
points in dispute were settled as follows:
The appropriation for the purchase. manu-
facture and test of mountain, field and
siege cannon was fxed at $4,000; for the
erection and equipment Of a government
powder factory S165,oOO: for the purchase,
manufacture and test OF seacoast cannon
for the insular possessions, $4,000, and for
the construction Of seacoast batteries In
the Hawaiian and Philippine islands
$4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Three Fishermen Drown.

MITCHELL, S. D.. June 2l.-CSpecial Tele-
gram)-Three men who were fishing in the
James river We're drowned late this after
noon and up to a late hour this evening
their bodies have not been recovered. Their
boat drifted too near the dam at the mill
and was drawn under the dam by the back
current and the boat capsized One of the
party's name is Bell. but the names OF the
other two men did not seem to be known
1t being reported that they lived near
Spencer
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

WASHINGTON, June a--The president
today sent TO the senate the following nom
nations:
Consulars-Jose de Olivares Missouri at
Managuay, Nicaragua: Lester Maynard
California, az San Dakan, British North
BorneO.
Assistant Surgeons in the Army. with
Rank Of First Lieutsnant-H Harold Weldon
Jones, Missouri; Omar Walker Pinkston
Missouri; Matthew Aaron Reessner, MI
nois; Luctus L; HopwoOd. Iowa, Charles
r. Freeman. Missouri
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

DOVER. England, June 2i.-The Danish
schooner Bertha was sunk near the South
Goodwin lightship today as the result OF
collision with the Dutch tank steamer
American, from Antwerp for New York
Eight Of the crew were drowned. Peter
Norholm the eaptRin's son was the only
survivor, The American proceeded. not
having sustained any damage
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Landau Broker End. II,.

LONDON, June u.-Demetrius SchiIizzi
an old member OF the Stock exchange, shot
himself through the heart in the lavatory
Of the Stock exchange. Schllizzl was
iobber in the American market and II Is
said that he had no financial troubles His
deed Is attributed 10 domestic worries.
His son committed suicide about a year
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

WELLINGTON, n. q. June M.-The
funeral OF Premier seldom who died sud
denly June 10 on the steamer Owestry
Grange. took place today and was a strik-
ing demonstration OF public grief. An enor-
nous number Of people followed the hearse
on foot to the grave, through streets packed
with spectators from all parts OF the col
ony. The day was observed as a general
holiday throughout New Zealand
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
ont ON darlington Line.

Here First Assistant General Freight
Agent A. b. Smith of the Burlington took
charge of the train with J. j. Cox, division
freight agent of Lincoln: II. l.. Lewis, di-
vision freight agent Of Beatrice, and c. B.
Rogers division superintendent of Lincoln,
as aides. The run to the south was made
in good time and through the same de-
lightful prospects for bumper crops. Roca,
Hickman, Adams Sterling Tecumseh, Elk
Creek and Table Rock came in order be-
fore Pawnee City, where supper was served
by the merchants. At each of these towns
a splendid reception was met. Tecumseh
and Table Rock were especially enthusi-
astic and the time spent in these cities was
we'll put in by all hands. At Pawnee City
the Commercial club. headed by it's presi-
dent, f. S. Colwell, met the trade pro-
mOters al the depot and took them I'm car
riages TO the hall uptown. where supper
was served by the women. After a meal
that well deserves to be called bounteous
the party adjourned to the park, where
speeches were made and a band concert
was furnished Mayor J. S. Sawyer Of
Pawnee City introduced Mayor Dahlnan
/ of Omaha, who spoke of the growth Of
! the city and state and was followed in
! turn by r. w. Mccullough of The Bee,
s. A Seares and G.. NJ Hitchcock OF
| Omaha and DR.. G. w. Collins Of Pawnee
City. In a speech that was both eloquent
and witty, DR. Collins urged his fellow
/ citizens TO patronize the business men of
/ the metropolis in all things. His points
were loudly cheered by all The night
will be spent at Table Rock and breakfa 81
will be served by the Alpha women at
Humboldt,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

HURON, S. D.. June H-(Special)-
While setting fish net in Shoe creek
Wednesday, Michael Hoffer became en-
tangled in the net and was drowned. The
body was recovered soon after the accident.
Mr. Hoffer came here from Hutchinson
county with his family last fall, purchasing
Il farm about sixteen miles northeast of
this city. whore he and his family consist
ing of wife and six children, have since
resided.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Union Xeternnn Elect.

YANKTON, s.. D., June 2.-(Special Tele-
gram.l-Stste Union Veterans elected ofil-
GERS as follows: DIR. A. g. Stewart Of Hot
Springs, major general commanding; An
drew Ballwig Of Aberdeen, brigadier gem
eral First brigade; r. IT. Willis Of Yank-
ton brigadier general. Second brigade
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

OTTO, Wyo., June I.-tSpeciaLl-Wh While
attempting TO ford the Grey Bull river
here last night the regular mail coach was
swept down stream and the mail lost The
driver and horses were saved Persons
are now dragging the river for the nlled
mani pouches
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
DoubIe Murder I'm Los angeles.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. June H.-W. r.
Ketring shot and probably fatally wounded
his divorced wife and her niece, Miss Bessie
O'Day, at the home OF the former early
today. Retiring has been separated from
his wife for the last two years. Calling
upon her last night. he asked her TO roturn
10 him She refused and Miss o. Day
stepped 10 the telephone to call the police.
AS she did so Retiring thrust the telephone
from her hands and shot both women.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
steam.hIn nakotn nrenk. Record.

CHICAGO June A.-LOcal agents Of the
Great Northern Steamship company an
nounced today that all records between
Seattle and japan have been broken by
the steamer Dakota. The boat arrived al
Yokohama Wednesday morning, eleven
days, twenty hours and thlTty-tive minutes
after leaving Seattle. The schedule time
10 japan 10 nfteen dayA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Dates Tor MIssouri HanEinRs.

ST LOUIS. June n.-The date for the
execution OF Lord" F. Seymour Barring
ton July 26. for the murder Of James 4
McCann, has been generally confused with
the day set for the execution Of Mrs. Az
gle Myers, June 26. for the murder OF her
husband. Lord harrington Is sentenced
to hang July % and Mrs Myers on June
9e
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Trap shooters al Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS June Il -Ihe FIRST trap
in the seventh grand American handicap.
shots OF the country, was sprung at 9
O'Clock today. Three hundred entries in
cluded a number Of the best guns In the
United States and Canada. The weather
Was clear, with a light wind.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
nrnnn InI,er.itr RaIscs Fund.

PROVIDENCEI r J., June IA recent
conditional Offer Of $4,000 20 Brown uni
Versity by Andrew Carnegie for John
Hay memorial library provided that an
equal sum be raised by the university has
been more than fulfilled. II IL announced
that a total OF &3i2 900. including the Carne-
gie gift IL in possession of the university.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Many Passengers for Europe.

NEW YORK, June I.-The Hamburg
American line steamer kaiserin Auguste
Victoria, which sailed today for Europe
carried b75 passengers in It's irst cabin, go
I'M the second and 30 in the third cabin
This Is the largest number OF cabin pas
sengers carried outward this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

SINGAPORE. June a.-The United States
dry dock Dewey arrived here today Il
had slight collision with the Glacier and
Caesar while anchorinG
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Anderson -Welch.

COLUMBUS, Neb., June I.-Cspecial.l-
one of the daintiest weddings Of the month
was that Of Mr.. Frank Anderson Of OsceolH
and Miss Edna Welch, only daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Ross Welch, which occurred
AT the home OF the latter, on West Seven
teenth street, at p. m. today.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Travel Pay nm Comes Up.

Dur,ng lull in the debate on the Panama
canal bill today senator Hale called up the
sundry civil appropriation bill and Senator
McLaurin continued his speech I'm opposi-
tion 10 the appropra ton OF $4,000 for the
presidents travelling expenses
Tie hasod his objection to the appropria-
tion on the ground that IL makes a class dis
tipction and said that he was opposed TO
that principle lie objected not only TO
the presidents 'gallivanting' about the
country. but also 10 his using the public
money 10 invite such reporters OF the press
as ho might desire To have with him-such
as would give out the kind Or Informal tion
that would suit him and conceal such as
he did not want printed.
u had been claimed that but for the
presidents trips about the country the
railroad rate bin would never have re-
cciysd the popular approval that had been
given il. but. asked Mr.. McI.aurin, had not
MIR Bryan been advocating this legislation
long before the presidents message OF
1904?
MI Mclaurin disavowed any special ref
erence to the present executive. sayinR
chat his remarks applied to the once.
Foraker and TiIImRn Agree.
senator Foraker suggested that as the
president is commander-in-chief OF IN,
army aud navy he has a right 70 use public
vessels for public purposes, and Senator
Tillman said that the presidents time Is
% completely occupied that he must b
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

LOGAN, Ia. June A.-tspecisl)-The
marriage of George Jensen and Ada
smythe both Of this place, occurred here
yesterday evening al o'clock at the home
OF Daniel Stewart. Rev. f. Bohemian Of
the local Baptist church oficiated
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
EImwood Gives Royal welcome.

At Union and Nehawka the welcome was
most generous and at Weeping Water IL
was a regular ovation. There the crowu
assembled at the depot after the parade
and would not be content till Mayor Dahl
man had made a speech. EIe was cheered
again and again. At Wabash the train
got the usual welcome, the merchants hav-
ing prepared big doings to greet the Wis
itors. The depot was decorated and the
local band furnished the concert. At Elm
wood the merchants provided the enter
tainment for all. committee from Elm
wood headed by Messrs. Wolcott and
Langhorst met the train at Nebraska City.
The town was beautifully decorated and
the reception was most enthusiastic. Dim
ner was furnished by the merchants of
Elmwood and was served by the women of
the Degree of Honor. Banker John G..
Stark and Mayor David McCuaig made
speeches which were replied to by mem
bers of the party.
Mayor McCuaig spoke heartily Of the
spirit in which the citizens of the village
welcomed their guests. Banker Stark spoke
OF the commercial relations between Omaha
and the neighboring towns and gave some
very interesting figures in regard to the
business transactions of Elmwood Mayor
Dahiman, G.. Nj. Hitchcock and IT. w. Nc
Cullough spoke in reply to the address OF
Mr. Stark. The speakers were cheered tC
the echo. The time at Elmwood was eX
tended forty minutes and then the trair
| pulled out for Lincoln, visiting Eagle anC
! Walton on the way AT Lincoln the tran
was turned over TO the Burlington anc
Messrs Phnlippi, Skinner and Hughes saic
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

The substitute was then agreed 70 with
out division II s as follows:
That a lock canal be constructed across
the Isthmus or Panama. connecting the
waters of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
of the general type proposed by the minor
ity OF the Board OF Constructing En-
gineers. created by order of the pres-
dent, dated June -. 1906 in pursuance OF
an act entitled AN act 10 provide for the
construction of a canal connecting the
water OF the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
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