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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
ENA's ACT IS DIsTAsTEFUL
United . Free Church of scotland
Takes Rap at Her
Conversion.

GLASGOW, June s.-(Special Cablegram
to The Bee)-The committee on Romanism
and ritualism OF the United Free church
i'll its report to the forthcoming general
assembly, has the following upon the sub
feet of the royal marriage:
long interval of $50 years. so pro-
tracted owing to the previous deplorsble eX-
perience Of royal alliance with the Spanish
nation. ends with the papalizing of a
princess Of our royal house, as the neces-
sary preliminary TO her betrothal to the
highest sanction goes without saying. as
we'll that IL is meant to bear reference to
the coronation oath and royal declaration.
whose archaic severity was determined by
its trainers in the presence OF the condi-
tions which compelled them to see and
feel. A very distinguished representa- tive
OF the Irish Presbyterian church writes In
reference to Princess Ena's formula OF
adjuration, which would be included but
for the unreasonable lengthening of our
report: 1T seems to be specially naughty
and offensive, and no doubt II Is meant tu
be Roland for the oliver OF the king $
oath" 1t cannot be that the archbishops
and dignitaries of the Church of England
bun administered eight years ago by the
late Leo XIII, on application to have their
orders recognized. that their bishops were
a disorderly and lawless crowd, apart from
subtection to the successor of st. Peter
When will the great Episcopal church OF
the south have grace given II TO look away
from Rome and to their true brethren OF
the Reformation for the recognition AZ
the only divine orders OF the Holy Ghost!
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
eYPslEs FLOCK TO FRANCE
serious Fight AZ FOntainebIeau in
which Participants Are wounded
with HALVES.

PARIS June s.-Cspecial Cablegram to
The Bee. )--Frauce, like Scotland, is suffer-
Ing from plague OF gypsies. In this con-
nection an extraordinary scene has just
been witnessed at Fontainebleau, where a
camp OF gypsies, men women and children,
turned ont for a general fight. The Roman
ichola. as they are called here. had their
battle On the Slace de la Fourche. near the
be rcers OF the famous forest. The men used
thti- IA mus';-'s and their knives and the
wo. zen I chi dren CT the opposing parties
thT. s. '.es 81 one another Six OF the
gyI. les f-il t. the ground badly injured by
knife ,nrusts. especially a man and
woman, who are not expected to recover.
The rest OF the rioters scampered on to
the forest on the approach OF the gend-
armes, who pursued them through the trees
and bushes. Eight men. three women and
twenty boys and girls were captured and
brought back to Fontainebleau. where they
were locked up.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
BRYAN AT GERMAN SPRINGS
while NebraslZan is in Europe Jones
of Arkansas FOreteIls His
Nomination.

KARLSBAD, June s.-Wil'iam J. Bryan,
his wife, son and daughter, arrived here
yesterday and left for Dresden today. Mr..
Bryan's plans are somewhat uncertain.
though he probably he will proceed to st.
Petersburg by way OF Berlin.
WASHINGTON. June S.-Former Senator
James X. Jones of Arkansas, two times
chairman OF the democratic national COM
mittee and one OF William J. Bryan's
closest friends. called on the president to-
day. Afterward he declared for Bryan's
nomination by the democracy for the prssi-
dency
"I believe Bryan is the logical candidate
for the democratic party" said Senator
Jones, and my Judgment is he win be the
nominee and make the race under the
democratic standard for the third time,
II he makes the race think he will be
elected. am inclined 10 doubt whether
Bryan wants the nomination. Two races
for the presidency ought to be enough to
satisfy any man. but IL the convention
should nominate him ! do not think he
will refuse to run. 1 believe he would
stand for any other candidate who espouEss
the same principles he espouses.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
vouNs MUSICIANS COMING
Gtri siRFeV aAd hoy VieIint-t Among
Those wbo win vtsiteA
Americ-.

BERLIN. June s.--Csnecisl CablegrNm to
The Ree.)--wanda Radford. agsd ?. whe Is,
the latest swunderkind" will arrive in
London soon and may visit America She
comes from sydney and is a remarkable
child, She has sung danced ana acted in
the presence OF many distinguishes CONT
mental critics and members OF the dramatic
profession. who have formed tho oplulon
taht she possesses unusual ability. A. tho
Apolla theater Ia Vienna her performances
excited the enthusiasm OF the public and
ELECTED warm praise from the critics Of
the leading newspapers.
Joska s1egeti. q Hungarian boy violinist.
only Y years old. al whom Joachim has
prophesied ali the world will one day won
der, ls another boy prodigy who IL going
70 England and America.
Il have played the violin as lonZ as I
can rsmember.f he said land when I
could only just crawl my father would
place his instrument on the foOr snd let
me pull the strings
AT home I love 60 play with wooden
hrloks ana build fantastic chateaux.' We
hsvs such Wonderful old buildings IN Hun
SaFy ana liks 70 ~ e initiate them"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
MEDIEVAL TOURNEY REVIVED
knights Encased I'm ArmOr Break
LRnces Rs IN Days of
FudOrs.

LONDON. June S.-(special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-London has just witnessed a
brilliant revival OF the old-fashioned joust
and tourney in connection with the naval
and military tournament,
In none OF the displays Of modern times
has such an elaborate and gorgeous spec
tacle been attempted as the great pageant
OF the present tournament, "Tilting in
Tudor Times" During it's presentation
the arena was one blaze OF brilliant, NOV
ing color. First. came the lord Of the
tournament with his banner and heraIds,
the latter in their gild-braided tunics. max
ing a brave show. After the lord presl-
dent had taken his seat on the crimson
covered dais the standards OF the four
competing knights were parsded. and then
followed the knight marshal and his depu-
ties, squires. pages and escorts.
The four knights. mounted and encased
from head to foot In armor, riding beneath
silken csnopies held by attendants In Eor-
geeus raiment. then entered. and were fol-
lowed each by a number OF armed men.
A tour OF the arena having been made. the
lord OF the tournament signihed his pleas-
ure that the jousting should begin.
The trumpeters sounded a fanfare. ana
two knights from opposite end OF the
lists. rode at fun gailop. with Iances
eouched. 10 meet each other. Lance
were shiveIed on steel breastplate or he'll
met amid the cheers OF the adherents AZ
the successful knight and when the winner
Of the bout had been declared the re-
naming knights entered the combat.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
EGYPT. HEARS THE SULTAN
one Party woaId seine Forts on
Border iR order 10 Hold
Turks.

CAIRO. June s.--(special CabIegram to
The Bee.)-It is rumored that Mukhtsr
Pasha, the imperial Ottoman commits
H1oner, has been summoned to Constanti-
nople by the Sultan. who IL said to be de-
sirous OF conferring with his excellency on
the future relations of Turkey and Egypt.
What will come after Tabah is now the
question OF the moment in Egypt. In the
opinion OF the majority Tabah is only
an incident in complex question which
began when the London congress of 1871
by removing southern Syria from Egyptian
jurisdiction. opened to the Turks or other
enemies OF Egypt the road which delivered
Egypt to the soldiers OF CambySes in
ancient times. The trade Of 1892 stripped
such morsels Rs Nuellah. Dabah, Fl wadig
and the fortress of Akabah from Egypt's
territory. British diplomatists at that time
scarcely realized that those places were the
key OF Egyptian defense.
A far-seeing party In Egypt advocates
the occupation OF Akabah as the only
lasting solution. 1t has, it is true be-
longed to Turkey for fourteen years, but
prior 10 1892 it belonged to Egypt for forty
seven years and more. The use of force,
this party contends, would be justified,
for though Turkey must in the present
instance yield 10 international pressure.
and retire from Tabah. the Ottoman
theory OF suzerainty over the peninsula
will remain to cause future trouble as the
natural expansion OF Turkey and Egypt
draws them nearer to the point OF conflict.
So long as Akabah and other fortresses
OF Sinai remain Ottoman strongholda
Egypt is perpetually exposed to danger
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
YACHT RACE TO HONOLULU
Four vessels VIII TaEe Part IN CoA-
test which VIII BeEiA
Monday.

SAN FRANCISCO. June a-Ths most inn
portant contest In the history OF yachting
in Pacific waters will begin on Monday.
June II, wheH the craft representing the
New York Yacht, Victoria, South Coast
and Hawaiian Yacht clubs, start from San
Pedro on their long race 10 Honolulu.
There is no longer doubt as to what VeS-
sells will start. and so complete have been
the arrangements OF the South Coast Yacht
club that all probability Of further delay
has been removed The yachts participat-
ing will be the defender, la Paloma Of thu
Hawaiian Yacht club. the Anemone OF the
New York Yacht club. but now sailing un-
der the colors OF the South Coast Yacht
club; the Maple Leaf representing the
Royal Victoria Yacht club OF Victoria, B.
c.. and the Lurline OF the South Coast
Yacht club. The schooner yacht Ramona
may also cover the course. but not as
contestant
There are no restrictions aS to sAils ear
red The only condition Il thar ths wee
Ssas must b enrOlAa b sa1s SSsaNsAsa6
yGOhs slnA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
oLp MANUscRIPT Is HOUND
Center of ChristIsn Civilization In
Egypt Adds TO Knowledge
of Lost Gospels.

CAIRO, June 9-(Special Cablegram To
The ee)-Once more Dr, Grenfell and
DR.. Hunt have made valuable dis
coveries in the mounds Of Oxyrhyncus,
quite equal in Importance to those which
so fascinated the world of scholarship nine
years ago. The Egyptian exploration fund
has done wonders already. especially in
reference to those so-called 'Loga-the
sayings of our Lord'-one OF which at
least has a strange and unique value
In 1897, out of n mass of papyri dug out
of the ruins OF Oxyrhyncus, which was
one of the chief early Christian centers
of Cairo, was extracted a fragment con-
tanning eight sayings of the Lord, What
exactly they constituted has been much
debated by scholars since. Harnack main
tains that they come from the lost Cos
pei of the Egyptisns;" others suggest that
they are excerpts from a primitive gospel
probably written In Hebrew In the FIRST
instance; while others, again, speak Of
them as though they formed part Of a
sort of original nucleus Of the four can
onical gospels. Most OF the eight SAY
ings" added little or nothing to the Bib
llcal lore OF the world, but the one NUM-
bered fve was Of first rate interest and
importance-a strange text in which Christ
Me- cleave the wood and there am L.
To these sayings is now added fresh
and highly interesting contribution.
Amongst the newest finds Of Drs. Grenfell
and Hunt is a vellum leaf forty-five lines
in all, from the manuscript OF a lost gos-
pei. The subject, according to the latest
details, is a visit Of Jesus, with His dis
ciples. to the Temple of Jerusalem. and
an encounter with Pharisee. The Phari-
see rebukes Christ and His followers be-
cause they have omitted the necessary
and proper ceremonial of publication be-
fore entering the holy place. Christ replies
with a discourse on the difference between
the external and internal purity. This, OF
course, is not dissmilar from the gospels
OF Matthew and Luke In the new Grag
ment there are several words not found
In the New Testament while the writer
displays a considerable familiarity with
Jewish customs and also with the topog-
raphy of the Temple Of Jerusalem. The
nature and value of the gospel from which
this passage comes, however is not known,
nor can more be said on the subject until
the fresh Oxyrhyncus papyri are published
next year. This is not the only valuable
element In the new discoveries There
IL fragment from Pindar-a novel
form Of composition for the Theban bard,
for 1t consists Of odes OF supplIcatlon or
Thanksgiving, addressed to a god, and not
q paean, such as those with which ali are
familiar in honor of some athletic victor.
There is also a part of a tragedy on the
subject OF shypsipyle, supposed to be by
Euripides; and. strangely enough, a part
OF a new history Of Greece has been un-
earthed. which, 1t is hoped, will throw
fresh light on the Peloponnesian war.
Some Of these manuscripts. dating from the
second or third century. but thrown away.
apparently, in the fifth century, belonged.
It is clear, to an owner of a library. and
amongst them are fragments OF Sappho
and Bacchylides.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
coRNWALL MAY HAVE BOOM
Price of Tin Reaches Point where
Old Mines May ne
Reopened.

LONDON, June s-(special Cablesram to
The Bee. THE prices Of Cornish tin stands
higher than ever and the rise has caused
wave OF excitement throughout Corn
wall.
Ten years ago the price Of Cornish tin
was $3.50 a ton, now It is being eagerly
bought for 1900.
The price has jumped up some 800 per
ton in the last month without any specu-
lative manipulation, and mines that were
unquotable a few months ago are now
being bought wholesale. not only locally,
but in London and Paris. There have
been various mysterious rushes for GER
tain shares, which make experts suspect
that syndicates are at work.
The industry-the oldest in England-has
been practically moribund for many years.
but the sudden rise in the value OF tin is
causing a spasmodic anxiety to open up ali
the disused workings again.
Indeed. Cornwall has not been in such
a state OF hustle for many years, and the
excitement has loosened the miners
tongues. This proves how great it must
be. for the Cornishman is Enthusiastically
distrustful and silent.
On a bold and desolate spur Of the coast
Is the famous Levant mine which descends
meath the sea for more than a mile. One
Of the officials there said;
How much higher the price OF Cornish
tin is likely to go it is impossible to say"
There are signs that the advance will not
only continued, but be maintained.
Most Of the mines that were closed
down ten years ago, because OF the poor
price for tin. would be well worth opening
up again, but during the long period Of
depression from which Cornish mining has
been suffering the great bulk OF our miners
went to South Africa and Australia. where
they now earn good wages by digging
gold. There is barely sufficient skilled
labor I'm Cornwall TO work the big mines
to their full capacity, without being called
upon TO open up the hundreds of disused
shafts
Last year the total of the worlds pro-
duction Of tin was 1900 tons. About 7OO0
tons came from Cornwall" he confined.
The great bulk comes from the Straits Set
Elements, and the explanation given for
the present high price OF the ore is that
the supply from the east has not kept pace
with the worlds demands The United
States alone is bidding twelve months
ahead for the entire output from the
Straits Settlements
There should be a great revival of the
ancient prosperity OF the Cornish tin in
dustry, for Cornish tin is the. finest in the
world and the country is stresked with
II. from Dartmoor to Lands End. The
old delusion that &c mines cannot be
protitably worked will soon be thing Of
the past"
we'll known American engineer. who
lately visited the Carnbrea district. said
that were the Cornish mining fields situs-
ted in the United States they would be
one OF the busiest and wealthiest spots
on the man
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
MOVE FOR SECULAR SCHOOLS
British Government VIII BeEin Active
work with Elementary
schools of Nation.

LONDON, June a-(speeial Cablegram TO
The Bee 1.-THE government has determined
secularization Of the elementary schools OF
secularization OF the lementary schools OF
the country. Hitherto the training col
leges for teachers have been denomina-
tional institutions conducted on the same
principle as the non-provided schools.
Right Rev. A. II. Dyke-AcIand. who
was minister OF education I'm a former
liberal government. is authority for the
statement made at the lO1st meeting OF
the British and Foreign society at Stock
well Training college that the government
proposes to grant Is per cent for the build
ing of training colleges by local authort-
ties.
1T is intended" he stated, ito give a real
start without further delay to the establish
ment Of training colleges by local authori-
ties which shall be free from all religious
tests"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
PRINCESS VISITS EXHIBITION
COnsOrt OF Future KinE Sees Work of
Women Of sweat
shops.

LONDON. June S-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee. 1.-THE princess Of Wales is taking
a deep interest in the sweated Industries
exhibition at Queens hall. Her, royal high
ness was conducted TO each stall by Mr.
George cAdbury, who explained the work
exhibited and the conditions OF the work
ers. The princess was greatly interested
In what she saw, and questioned many OF
the workers.
what pretty flowers" she exclaimed, as
she reaohed the stand Of an old woman
who was making artificial blossoms How
many years have you been engaged In this
work."
'Fifty-ons,' was the reply, and I work
from In ths morning 70 - O'Clock "a
night"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
"WILD MAN" coNFEssES CRIME
Empfoye of Circus Arrested In Min
nesota says He Assaulted
Iowa Woman.

LEMARs. Ia June s.--Ebenezer Davis,
the wild man" with Sells Bros. circus.
confessed today that he assaulted Mics
Josephine Willmes, for which crime an
other negro narrowly escaped lynchinS
Thursday night.
Davis was with the circus at Luverne.
Mimi, and was brought back from there
today by Sheriff Arnedt. He was con-
fronted by Miss willmes in the county jail
and she positively identified him. The ne
gro then broke down and confessed all.
Miss Willmes was assaulted by a strange
negro Thursday night while the circus was
in town. Miss willmes later identified an
other negro as her assailant and he mar
rowiy escaped lynching at the hands of a
mob but was rescued by the sheriff.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
MASSAcREs IN MACEDONIA
Natives TraveIIRE Under Escort Of
Troops Attacked ny Band
of Greeks.

VIENNA, June s.-(speciaI Cablegram to
The Bee.)-The sanguinAry massacres in
Macedonia continue. Ten KutEoWallach
families. travelling from Grevena TO Mon
astir, escorted by forty soldiers were at
tackled BY a Greek band OF 800 men. One
ofiicer was wounded, eighteen soldiers were
killed, the remainder being disarmed and
set az liberty. The total number OF Kutzo-
wallachs killed. among whom were chill
dren. is as yet unknown, The report Of
this attack has caused a great impression,
both IN Turkish and diplomatic circles.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
EDITORS AT INDIANAPOLIS
Delegates to National Association to
he Received by vice President
and Mrs. Fairbanks.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June s.-Between
400 and 500 delegates are expected to at
tend the sessions of the National Editorial
association which begin here June u. An
elaborate program has been arranged by
the Indianapolis Commercial club. Among
those who will address the association are
Governor Hanley OF Indiana, Governor
Hoch of Kansas. and Senator Beveridge.
Vice President and Mrs. Charles w Fair
banks will receive the editors at their
home Friday evening June 10 the dele
gates will start On tour OF the Great
Lakes and Canada
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
LAND CLERK IS DISMISSED
Missouri Man Violates Law in Dealing
in Land Decided by Gov
ernment.

SPRINGFIELD. No, June S.-EdWard
c. Baumann, a clerk in ths United States
land once here, was dismissed today on
orders from Washington signed by w. A.
Richards, general land commissioner. AZ
hdavits submitted to the bureau showed
that in two specific cases Bsumann had
bought entered land, taking the deed in
the name OF his wife. 1t Is a violation OF
the law for land ONCE oficials to deal in
government land. 1t Is thought that ir-
reEularities of this kind have been ex-
tensive and n special agent is making an
investigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
GASOLINE AGAIN ADVANCES
standard OIL Company Raises the
Price on All Grades One Cent
a Gallon.

CLEVELAND. June s.-The Standard
oil company advanced the price on
various grades OF gasoline from a cent 70
cent per gallon. The new quotations
are as follows:
Varnish makers and painters naptha,
10 cents per gallon; deOdorized stove gas.
oline. IL cents; 1919 degrees gasoline. Is
cents; "a degrees gasoline, IS cents; So
degrees gasoline, n cents; 81 degrees gas
oline, 22 cents, and IS degrees gasoline.
% cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for Nebraska-FairJ warmer
In North Portion.

In North Portion.
I Irish Not Pleased with Local Bill.
spain Has started a Tariff War.
Meat Inspection Relief Must Come
Quick.
storm Leaves Death In It's wake.
q Yankee ship on Guard Again.
Eleven KILLED and Five wounded.
Car VIII Retain Premier GOrem-
ykin.
ve,eran osIdiers and sailors In
Camp.
3 Mrs. LIIIe Again Denied New Trial
wealthy Farmer Found Murdered.
= Results of Iowa County OOnvea-
ttOna.
Amana Society on Its Defense.
8 Swallowed Up by the Ocean.
Public Utilities In other Lands
9 Past Week in Omaha society,
z Americans Leave Cananea.
s Judge GrOsscup's Model Corpora
Diamond Cutters In America.
o Omaha Loses Again at Lincoln.
Chicago Whitewashes Brooklyn.
Lewis Institute wins the Meet.
10 Council BIuna and Iowa News.
II In the World of Commerce.
~, Omaha COunciImen Are scared.
Condition of Omaha's JObbing
TRADE.
EDITORIAL sECTION-EiRht Pages.
z Editorial and Comment
3 Timely Real Eatate Topics.
some Handsome New Omaha Homes
Local Demand for q work House
4 want Ads.
Want Ads.
. want Ads.
Want Ads.
Where BiEsest Crowds Gather.
ILLUSTRATED SECTION-EiEht Pages.
1 Bryan on Hindu BdoIatry.
ROsewater on n Roman Ceremony.
2 In the Field of ELECTRICITY.
short Stories for Little Folks.
Anecdotes of Well Known People.
Gossip of Plays and Players.
Music and Musical Matters.
4 Boston store Men at n Picnic.
Kearney NOrmnl's First Class.
3 Indian Reservation to BE Opened.
COburn. the New Kansas Senator.
8 Womant Her ways and Her World.
Weekly Grist of sporting Gossip.
New Temple of Christian Science.
Old-Tfme Omaha TeIegraphers.
COLOR SECTION-FouF Pages.
4 Buster Brown Rs a Bill Poster.
Brass Beds I'm Sleeping Cars.
some Notes of Late Fashions.
Herr SpieEeIberEer Ia n Ghost.
Nose Has Twin Brother Now.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
MUELLER GETS FIFTEEN YEARS
Man who shot Wife in Madison
County Given Sentence
"a Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Neb., June S-August
Muellsr. the German farmer who shot his
ohfld wife and her parents in Stanton
county. has been SSntsnosd 70 fifteen yam
"A ths psuitsntiary With solitary ooannS.
msnt On sAsh AaRlVsssaSJ q khA @AuA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
some Pension Matters.

Congressman Hinshaw's bill giving Har-
vey Gamble OF Beatrice special pension
Of SO per month has passed both house
ana senate and is now With the president
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-10
DEATH IN THE STORM

Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio
Visited BY Electrical Disturbance,