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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
CUSTOMS OFFICIAL ARRESTED
David Hoover of Gateway, Mont,
Charged with Smuggling China
men Into United States.

HELENA, Mont, July deputy CollcC-
tor Of Customs David Hoover, stationed a
Gateway, an entry port from Canada, on
the Montana boundary line, was arrested
in this city today on complaint OF X. II.
Taylor secret service man sent out from
Washington TO investigate the charges of
a conspiracy TO smuggle Chinese unlaW-
fully into this country Hoover came from
Gateway TO appear as a witness in a de-
portation case before a United States COM
missioner and was arrested upon his ar
rival here, charged with conspiracy. The
complaint states that Hoover, Quen Lee
and Wong Wing Quay conspired to bring
Yee Feen into the United States and that
they did so June 2. Yee Feen was ar
raigned today on the charge OF being in
the country unlawfully and pleaded guilty.
He will be deported
II Is said that the smuggling OF Chinese
into the country by way OF Gateway has
been going on for over a year. the first
evidence OF the existence OF a conspiracy
being found in the east when a number
OF Cinnamon were arrested by immigra-
ton officials yesterday that other arrests
were likely to follow.
Hoover has been customs collector at
Gateway since the port was established
FIVE years ago. He was formerly deputy
sheriff and later chief OF police OF Kais-
pell, Mont His reputation has been good
previously.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
FOLLOWS HUSBAND, GETS BOY
Woman from Iowa Forces settlement
with Runaway spouse in
south Dakota.

PIERRE, S. D.. July 7.-(Speclal Tele-
gram )--Mrs @. w. Gardner, accompanied
by Sheriff S. E. Delahoyd, and her attor-
ney, Carl P. Knox, arrived this morning
from Stuart, Ia, in pursuit OF Mr.. Gard
ner, who left that place accompanied by
Jennie sipes and bringing along his little
son, Carl, The rooms in which the Sipcs
woman and the boy were stopping was
soon located and by ruse possession Of
the boy was secured, after which COM
munication was opened with Gardner. A
settlement was soon effected by which the
boy and all Iowa property was turned over
to Mrs Gardner and the pair agreed to
separate. Up to the time OF leaving
Stuart, Gardner was a prominent business
man Of that place, and his escapade has
caused a sensation in that town The
party came here prepared to press a crini-
nal charge, but with the settlement thcy
returned home, leaving Gardner and Miss
Sipes toGether here, with the mother and
son to be left undisturbed in Iowa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
QUESTIONS MEMORY OF MEN
Swiss savant Tests Ability OF People
to Recount Facts as
Seen.


GENEVA. July T--CSpeclal Cablegram to
The Bee.)-Prof. Clsparede OF the Geneva
university has been making some interest
ing experiments to prove the unreliability
of eyewitnesses of an event and also to
prove the great deteriofetion in the powers
of observation due 20 the high pressure Of
modern life. .es
Recently in one Of his Glasses the pro-
fessor brought in a man who was masked
and his body hidden BY a.lw,nte shroud.
The unknown" STAYED tsh Eeksnls N the
class room. made y u si3aslfi y x Ssstlu
walked out s,.- "a JkS{ ef,s y ~ "
A few days later the IL lessor as$ed his
pupils to pick out the unknown's mask,
which was placed with ten others on a
table. Four students only out Of twenty
four chose the right mask. although it
differed in color and size from the others
Ten pupils chose different ones, and eigh;
confessed that they were unable to decide
You see" said Prof. Claparede to his
class, "how unreliable is the evidence OF
an eyewitness to an event, even in a law
court and on his oath"
During further experiments the Swiss
savant came to the conclusion that not one
person in zine can give a correct descrip-
tion of a man whom they have looked al
for ten seconds. Women, be believes, are
much closer observers than men.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
CHURCHMEN AS SOCIALISTS
League Formed ny CIerRymen In
England to Advance Radical
Political Program.

LONDON, July 7.-(speciaI Cablegram to
The Bee THE Church Socialist league has
lust been organized by a committee Of
clergy az Morecambe.
The object Is TO secure the corporate
action Of the church, based upon the
principle that the church is pledged by its
creeds. sacraments. and traditions TO recog-
nize the value Of the mems bodies and
bodily needs. as well as their souls and
souls needs, and that only when the
church acts in its corporate capacity iE
socialistic direction can II fulhl its social
mission ITO this end the members OF the
league accept the principle OF socialism. a"
A letter was read from the bishop of
Manchester 10 the effect that there could
be no question OF the urgency of the present
crisis. and OF the duty OF the church 20
seize this great opportunity, The bishop
OF Birmingham was quoted on the present
monopoly Of the church by the phutocracy
and the capture Of the parish churches By
the rich
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
TO PROTECT AFRICA'S GAME
British Government Asked TO save
LARGE Animals of the Dark
Continent.

LONDON, July 7.--Cspecial Cablegrsm to
The Bee)-A plea for the protection OF
Wild animals has just been made by a
deputatiou which waited on Lord Elgin al
the colonial once on behalf Of the Society
for the Preservation OF the Wild Fauna OF
the Empire. The deputation was headed
by Lord Curzon Of Eedleston. II pointed
out to Lord Elgin that many OF the most
interesting species OF Wild animals in the
various colonies and African protectorates
We're in danger OF extinction by pot-hunt-
ers and sportsmen, and submitted the fol-
lowing recommenda ations 10 him:
That the returns OF all game animals
killed should continue 10 be included in
the annual reports OF each protectorate
or colony.
That a map should he prepared showing
the present game reserves in Africa
That the sale OF hides horns etc. OF
game animals In the British dominions in
Africa aud At Alden should be prohibited
That the sale OF elephant tusks weigh
lng less than twenty-five pounds should
n prohibited.
That no shooting whatsoever, EXCEPT for
Administrative reasons. should be permitted
IN 4 reserve.
That a strict return OF all game killed
should be made annuslly by every licen se
holder.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
BAD FEELING BETWEEN KINGS
Francis Joseph Has No Love for
Leopold and Always Avoids
Him.

VIENNA, July 7.-Cspecial Cablegram ~
The Bee )-There arc few kinder-hesrted
men in Europe than the Emperor Franz
Josef II has therefore excited remark for
some years past the extent TO which ne
avoids King Leopold Of Belgium. His dis
like 20 the king of the Belgians is so deep
rooted and lasting that he always does his
best to steer clear Of his majesty. Every
time King Leopold visits Vienna, the em-
peror manages to find an excuse to leave
the city. This is commonly said to be que
to King Leopold's refusal TO put or
OF his many castles at the disposal OF
daughter, Princess LOUISE Of Coburg, W.
was for many years shut up Uhough per-
fectly sane) in a lunatic asylum In Austria.
1t is also said that his persistent refusal
to recognize the marriage OF his daughter
Princess stephanie Cformerly the Austrian
Crown Princess) to Count Lonyay gave Of
fense to Franz Josef.
But these incidents, though they made
the relations Of the two monarchs still
worse are not the first cause Of the cool
ness. This dates back to the time of the
death Of the Crown Prince Rudolf. on that
occasion King Leopold, as father-tn-law Of
the unfortunate prince, came to Vienna for
the funeral As soon as he arrived at the
station in Vienna, late in the evening, he
sent a message 10 Count kalnoly. Austrian
minister Of foreign affairs, that he wanted
to see him the very first thing the follow
ing morning before the funeral. This
mysterious rendezvous was much discussed
by the diplomatic corps, which wondered
what important question could lead King
Leopold to hold council with Count Kalnoky
on such day.
The Austrian foreign minister was as
curious as anyone about the rendezvous and
appeared puncually at the hour fixed.
What was his astonishment when King
Leopold received him with the following
words: My dear count, l sent for you
TO ask you to use all your influence to get
Congo Free State shares quoted on the
Vienna Stock exchange" After the funeral,
the Emperor Franz Josef. who had heard
of King Leopold's summons to his minister,
asked Count Kalnoky the subject of the
conference. His astonshment, his in
dignation, and his grief were boundless when
he learned the preoccupation of his Bel
gian majesty beside the open grave of his
daughters husband. Since that day his
relations with King Leopold have been
| purely formal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
FRENCH WATCH ANARCHISTS
Express Pleasure Becssse No Further
Trouble Has FoIIowed the
Madrid OutraEe.

PARIS, July 7t-tSpecisl Cablegram TO
The Bee 1.-THE French criminal authorities
view with great satisfattiou the fact that
the recent bomb outrage in Madrid has not
led to an anarchist epidemic. There is no
doubt that anarchlsm has Of late years
become more extensive. but AZ the same
time it has become less Intensive The
greater the number Of anarchists the easier
1t is for the police to keefs trace OF their
plans, among the number there are
always one or two in the pay Of the police.
The anarchists who hold h,eetings write
In newspapers. etc. are much less danger
Gus, as on occasion Hike the wedding
festivities in Madrid they can be kept
under observation or else locked up on
some excuse till the danger Il over. For
merly these outrases rarely came singly.
Paris some years ago went through an
absolute reign Of terror First there was
the outrage committed By Ravsehol; then
came the terrible explosion IN the police
station in the Rue des Bons Enfants, which
was followed by the throwing OF the bomb
in the chamber by Valiant. About
couple Of weeks later the Belgian anarchist,
Paivels, blew up hotel keeper in the Rue
St. Jacques, and waH himself killed ten
days later at the entrance to the Madeleine
church by bomb which he was endsavor-
ing to place behind the swing door. Then
came the outrage at The Cafe Terminus,
when Emile Henry threw his bomb among
the peaceful citizens who were listening to
the orchestra.
It was only natural that series of out
RACES should spread terror in a city like
Paris. Things went so far that the public
prosecutor and the various examining
magistrate entrusted with the prosecution or
anarchists were given notice to vacate by
the landlords of the houses in which they
lived, they were In receipt OF threatening
letters from anarchistss and an attempt
was made TO blow one up. One Judge
dinstruction hunted all Paris, but could
not find landlord willing to accept him
as tenant till he was finally forced to rent
"a fiat under an assumed name.
/ NJ. Goron, the famous chief Of the Paris
Detective department, had little confidence
! in the power of stamping out anarchism
by means Of police measures. He con-
sidered that the only way to get rid Of
anarchism was to go TO the root OF things
by the spread of popular education and the
lettering Of the lot OF the laboring classes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
BUSCH BEFORE COMMITTEE
st. Louis Brewer Admits Business
voted for His Franchise.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, July August Busch.
son Of Adolphus Busch, the millionaire
brewer. testifying today before the investi-
eating committee appointed to probe the
methods used in passing through the city
council his manufacturer railway fran
chise bill. admitted that he had bought
two carpets for 500 from Councilman Lind
before the measure was passed; that he
had placed $4,000 insurance with the hrm
composed OF Councilmen Thompson and
Weekes ard that Councilman Meehan was
formerly in his employ. lie denied with
emphasis that he had ever tried TO urge
the passage OF the franchise on anything
but it's merits. or that he had ever offered
monetary inducements TO councilmen,
either In person o. through his agents
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
Message Dated in Stockholm June l8 is
Received in Warrington.
lscUsSloN OF POLITICAL CONDITIONS
Will Do Nothing to Secure Another NOmi-
nation for the Cfioe
AT THE SERVICE OF PARTY, HOWEVER
VIII Make Race II Reform Element
IL in Control of Party and
Desires Him TO Take
Lead.

WASHINGTON, July Former United
States Senator James h. Jones Of Arkan-
sas, who was chairman of the democratic
national committee, when William j. Bryan
made his campaign for the presidency in
1896 and 1900 has received letter from Mr.
Bryan in which he announces that he will
accept the nomination for president for
the third time If it Is rendered to him. The
letter is dated June Is at Stockholm and is
as follows:
! have oeen watching political develop
ments and have noted with grattication the
vindicatlon of democratic principals. You
wrote to Colonel Wetmore. / shall do moth
ing to secure another nomination and do
not want one unless the conditions seem
TO demand IT, l may add that l enjoy the
freedom OF private life and feel that |
can do some good without holding any
office.
There are, however certain reforms
which I would like very much to see oc-
complished and assist in the accomplish
ment of these reforms, | am willing to be-
the time for nomination arrives, the ad-
vocates OF reform are in control of the
party and think that my candidacy will
give the best assurance OF victory. II
someone else seems more available l shall
be even better pleased.
/ need not assure you that l am more
interested in seeing our principles triumph
ant than l am in the personnel of the
ticket
The country needs to have Jeffersonian
democracy applied to ell the departments
Of the government, state and national, and
] am content to help to make this applica-
W. J. BRYAN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
DESIcCATED MILK OFFERED
Swedish Inventor Discovers New
Method of Preserving MIX
for the Market

STOCKHOLM, July 7.-(Special Cable
gram 10 The Bee. Mr.. Erenberg, a swed-
ish doctor. has just discovered a process
by which he can convert fresh milk into
powder soluble I'm water.
BY the new process the ordinary milk IL
eliminated OF all water and Is dried grad
ually The lumpy substance which is left
is then ground into ine powder The milk
powder contains all the elements OF pure
milk and retains the natural flavor.
For all purposes the dried milk can re-
place fresh milk. II can be used in tea
and coffee, It is suitable for Infants, and
In the manufacture Of confectionery Il is
better than the ordinary huid Cheese and
butter can also be made from the poNdsr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
GERMANY DEPoRTS WORKERS
Cigarette Makers Who UnderseII Ma
tives Are Compelled to Leave
the Capital.

BERLIN. July 7.-(speoial Cablegram to
The Bee THE governments action in ex-
pelling from the country 1000 alien cigarette
makers who are underselling German labor
has not raised a single voice on behalf Of
the foreigners. who with their families will
probably go TO England to work in the
London sweat shops.
In this case the expulsion OF foreign
workers who accept sweating wages COM
mends itself 10 the adhereUts OF the labor
party.
Many foreign workers have applied to
the diplomatic representatives OF their re-
spectve countries in Berlin for protection
against the German government. hut in oil
cases they have been told that interference
is impossible. because the law Of the land
gives the authorities fun power TO deal with
aliens IN this way.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
ROOSEVELT THANKS DoLLIVER
In Letter to Mayor of Fort Dodge
Congratulate Senator on His
Work on Rate BILL

FORT DODGE Ia, July 7.-(Specisl Teie-
gram mayor S. J. Bennett of Fort Dodge
whose spacious home was thrown open to-
night to a reception for Senator Dolliver,
to which the entire city was invited for
the purpose OF welcoming the senator in
his home coming, received this afternoon
the following telegram from President
Roosevelt
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. OYSTER BAY,
N. Y, July Is. j. Bennett. Fort Dodge
Through you, permit me TO join with the
people Of Fort Dodge in an expression Of
hearty good wishes 70 Senator DOlliVCr
/ particularly and deeply appreciate the
admirable work he did in connection with
the rate bill and congratulate him and the
people of Iowa upon it.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
Movements of ocean Vessels July =.

At New York-Arrived; La Touraine.
from HavTe; St. Paul from Southampt pton:
Celtic. from Liverpool Sailed: Columbia
for Glasgow; Kroonland, for Antwerp;
Bulgaria, for hamburg; Minnetonka, for
London: Philadelphia, for Southamp pton;
Italia. for Naples; Astoria. for Glasgow;
Koenig Albert, for Naples; Lucania, for
Liverpool.
At London-Arrived: Carthaslnian, from
Quebec.
At lasgow-Arrived; Corinthisn. from
Quebec.
At Lverpool-Arrived: Ionian, from Mon
treal
At Naples-Arrived: Prinz Adalbert. from
New York.
At Queenstown-ATrived: Etruria from
New York: Cedric. from New York.
Al Moville-Arrived: Caledonia, from
New York.
At Antwerp-sailed; Mississippi, for new
York.
Al PIymouth-Arrived; St Louis, from
New York
Al Boston-Arrived: Badenia. from HAM
burg Sailed Romanc for Naples; Iber-
ian, for Manchester.
At Montreal-Arrived: Tunsian, from
| Liverpool. Sailed: sardtHian. for London,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
SMITH SUCCEEDS DoUGHERTY
Moline, ILL.,, Educator Elected super
intendent of Peoria Public
Schools,

PEORIA, H., July 7.-Prof Girard T.
Smith OF Moline, Ill, was tonight elected
city superintendent OF school Of Peoria 10
succeed n. G. Dougherty. His competitors
for the position were c. r. BardweH OF Au-
rora, f. S. Wilkinson of Galesburg. Gilbert
Of Dekalb and Beasley Of Peoria.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
Members Of P lament May Support it to
Tvs it Desires.
so AHEAD OF THE HIBERNlANS
I Statement Made by Man Deeply
Interested in Ireland,
EMIGRATION FROM ISLAND is INCREASING
Fifteen Thousand Come TO the United
states and Nearly Two Thou-
sand TO Canada This
Spring.

DUBLIN, July 7.-(special Cablegram TO
The Bee e)-It begins 10 appear as though
in case the British Parliament does not
move more rapidly in this matter OF home
rule the Irish members, even some OF the
most loyal of the Irish party leaders, say
that the home rule measure-suoh as II Is
no matter what it is--must go over un-
til next year on account of the fight on
the education bill this year. II the edu-
cation bill satisfied anyone il might he
different, but / have yet to find the first
person I'm all ireland who has a good word
for the measure, though under the party
whip probably most OF the Irish members
will support 1t with the idea that the Eng
lish advocates Of the bill will support
home rule next year. Indeed, as one OF
the leaders Of the Irish party, former
member of Parliament, said a few days
ago: 1T is the same old story no mat
ter whether the liberals or the conserva-
tives are in power. The home ruler comes
In at the tail end Of the political line. The
friends of the ministry are saying, You
support our bills and we will support
yours but they never do. The labor lead
ers, the Scotch members-those interested
in colonial matters-everybody- get
in reforms except the Irishmen. 1 am be-
ginning to think there is no hope for Ire
land in either OF the old parties. Not un-
til the conservatives and the liberals have
passed away and a new party like the labor
party has arisen Is there any hope for Ire
land and home rule
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
E. E. CLARK GIVEN POSITION
Grand chief of Conductors Brother
hood on Interstate Commerce
Commission.

OYSTER BAY, July I-President Roose-
welt today appointed L. f. Clark a member
OF the Interstate Commerce commission.
Mr. Clark is grand chief OF the order of
Railway Conductors. lie served as a mem
Der OF the anthracite coal commission.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
NEW RULE IN LESE MAJEsTE
German writers Guilty when They
critieIEe Acts OF Ancestors
of Rulers.

BERLIN. July 7.-(speeial Cablegram 10
The Bee.l-The supreme court OF appeals
has ruled that lese majestic can be com
mitted by criticising the ancestors OF a
living monarch.
The editor Of the Volkszeitung OF Leipzig
was recently sentenced TO six months i'm
prisonment for writing an article disre-
speetful to the ancestors OF the king OF
saxony The supreme court has estab-
lished an amazing precedent by confirming
the sentence
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for Nebraska - Fair and
Warmer sunday. Monday Fair.


NEWS SECTION-TweIve RACES.
I Good FEELING Prevails In ItRiS.
Home Rule Question to wait.
bryan would Accept Nomination.
Fix value Of water works plant,
Teuton aud Briton TO he Fricndly.
seven Army Posts Recommended.
News from All Parts of Nebraska.
Denver Judge t. Persistent.
Alton Sentence TO ne Deferred,
TrepOn to Run for Parliament.
. All of ManRwR Injured ImprovinE.
q Past Week In Omaha society.
. Affairs at south Omaha.
burlington Road TO Cut the Rate.
sporting Events of the Day.
U Happenings In Omaha suburbs.
News from Western Army Posts.
10 Financial and Commercial.
II Council BluTs and Iowa News.
IL HcrOism of the New settler.
EDITORIAL sECTION-EiEht Pages.
1 Bar Pays Tribute to WoOIworth.
Good showing Made by Hartman.
z Editorial.
3 Timely Real Estate Topics.
want Ads.
Want Ads
Want Ads.
Want Ads.
Condition Of OmahR's Trade.
Live stock Insurance Abroad.
Money and Husband Both Depart.
HALF-TONE sECTION-EiEht Pages.
share of jew in Roman History.
Bryan Writes Impressions of Egypt
Some TerseIy Told Tales.
stories for the Little Folks.
Comment on Plays and Players.
Music and Musical Matters.
PrOGress of an Omaha store.
Fight that Saved the Big Docks.
Omaha Trade Boosters on n Trip.
Seattle aS New Seaport.
WOmani Her ways and Her World.
Weekly Grist of Sporting Gossip.
COLOR SECTION-FOur Pages.
1 Bre'r Rabbit steals some Eggs.
Dunraven's Colorado Ranch.
3 Some Hints for the Women Folks.
Uncle George Washington BinRs.
Herr SpiegelburEer n Kidder.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
EmieratIon lncrenses.

The temporary check to emigration
which was exhibited in the returns for
February and March has been succeeded
by a big increase in the number of emf
grants. The returns for April and May
show that S,451 emigrants left during the
former month and 6,15O during the latter,
an increase of 1884 and 1.7s4 respectively,
over the corresponding figures for 1905 A
total of 1905 have left the Irish shores
since the first of January, of whom 1904
went to the United States and l,74S to
Canada
Father Dinneen's Aistidhe Gaedhilge is
coming rapidly into favor as a source of
pieces for recitation at the different Feis-
eanna and Aeridheachta. through the coun-
try. In addition to four numbers which
were so successfully recited at the Dublin
Feis, the book has been drawn upon by
competitors at the Kilkenny. Wexford,
Mayo and other festivals Its material
for recitation is almost inexhaustible and
furnishes every variety Of subject.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-08
WATER WORKS VALUE
Six Million Dollars is Final Figure Fixed
By the Appraisers,
DOUBLE WHAT CITY VOTED FOR PLANT
Three Million is Amount of Ponds Author
lied for the Purchase.
WATER BOARDS ENGINEER ALVoRD BUCKS

Disspproves Valuation Determined BY
Other Two Members Of Board.