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WIN. S. MOORE
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
" QUARTERMASTER, U. s. Army, Fort
Hunt, Va, August 9th, 1906. sealed pro-
posals, in triplicate. will be received st this
Office until IL o'clock noon September 9th,
1906, for the drainage of the parade ground at
Fort Hunt, Va. Information regarding plans
and specifications may be obtained at this
Office. Proposals must be marked Proposals
for damage Of Parade ground at Fort Hunt,
Quartermaster. U. 8. Army, Fort Hunt, Va.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
FRENCH BLAME THE POPE
Enemies Say He Has Fallen Into
Hands of Reactionaries
of Church.

ROME. Aug. 25.-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-The pope's encyclical is a nat
declination TO accept the terms of the
French separation act. The issue concerns
parish administration. The law requires
that a cult association" practically a
board OF trustees, shall be established In
each parish. This board is made response
BILE for the maintenance Of worship and in
general for all the actions of the church.
In every parish In France Catholics will
be subject TO eJectment from the churches
Moreover, the property OF such churches
reverts to the communes. Article of the
separation act says: I'm default of any
association to take over the property of an
establishment OF public worship, this prop
erty will be assigned by decree to the town
establishments Of charity and oenefcence
situated within the territorial limits Of
the ecclesiastical district in question" The
pope's encyclical leaves every commune
free to apply the resources OF recaicitrant
churches TO the poor fund and hospitals
The law has retarded the march OF confis-
cation by requiring in every case a decree
Of court. The hope OF Plus X is believed
to be that the enforcement of the act will
make so much trouble that the government
will be led TO adopt amendments acceptable
70 the church. The encyelical. indeed, con-
tains a hint that the passive resistance en-
Joined upon French Catholics Is tactical In
character.
The enemies Of the pope are everywhere
saying that he has entirely fallen into the
hands Of reactionaries. After condemning
In the most blind and retrogresslve way the
italian Catholic party kpown as Christian
democrats. which, while entirely subservi-
ent to the ecclesiastical authorities in spir-
ituai matters. claim their liberty in political
affsirs. II 10 said the pontif Is about TO
condemn In the same fashion similar move
ments existing among French, English and
American Catholics. In this attitude. SO
contrary to the policy which the pope
seemed desirous OF following at the begin
ming OF his pontincate. Is traced Spanish
influences. headed by Cardinals Merry del
Val and Wives Tuto. This taken In con-
neetion with the reacuonary tendencies
manifested in dealing not only with the
government OF France. but the government
OF Italy. Is causing apprehension here.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
SUBMARINES ARE THREATENING
French Admiral Says New Vessels
Change Art of War and
ships.

PARIS, Aug. 3.-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-Admiral Fournier. the COM
mander-in-chief OF the French feet, in an
interview in connection with the naval
maneuvers. says that the submarines
spoiled all his plans OF attack and that
these vessels have brought about revo-
luton in our armament"
His words have created a deep impress
sion. and naval experts are following his
lead In declaring that submarines are fully
capable of protecting French shores and
should therefore be looked on in future as
substitutes for battleships.
BERLIN, Aug. 8.-(special Cabiegram to
The Bee.)-The new German submarine
boat which was launched at Kiel the other
day is provided with the Dequevillay sub
mersion system. This enables the boat to
disappear under water and reappear at
the surface without diminishing speed and
renders It a matter Of extreme difficulty
for an enemy's artillerymen TO bring their
guns TO bear on the attacking submarine.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
BENGAL STUDENTS UNRULY
Party Injuries Missionaries Accused OF
Carrying Away Woman Against
Her VIII.

CALCUTTA. Aug. %.-(special Cable
gram to The ee.)-According to reports re-
ceived here two European missionaries, Rev
Mr.. Hewitt and Rev. Mr.. shaul, with four
women and a Bengali female teacher, were
attacked at Santipur station in Bengal,
recently, by a crowd of young native
students. The students had assembled TO
welcome Bepin Behari Pal, who was COM
ing TO lecture on sivaJL and seeing the
Bengal teacher, who was i'll with fever
1t was suggested that she was being forci-
bly, carried on.
The students rushed at the party OF Eu-
ropeans. and in the seuffle both the mission
aries were wounded.
The magistrate went to Santipur by the
next train and arrested four Of the culprits,
ordering the Sivaji meeting to be stopped.
The students have now begged for pardon.
and S>romised not TO join in any more
SivaJ demonstrations. They have also
agreed to give 800 rupees TO the Moherpors
relief fund,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

Denmark and Iceland Icelanders' desire
is for the adoption of bills stating that the
Danish government and the Rigsdag never
can interfere with the interior affairs of
Iceland They want bill specifying all
the common affairs of the two countries.
Part of the Icelanders want also that King
F'redericks title shall be king of Denmark
and Iceland, and they also want to consider
the relations between Denmark and Ice
land as a union. They say: 1--WE will con-
serve a common king and flag: we will
belong to Denmark, but we demand home
rule for governing our own affairs"
1t seems that Denmark is willing to ac-
cept the Icelanders' claims.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
HUNTER FIGHTS WITH EAGLES
Birds Attack Him as He Tries to
Capture Young on Alpine
Crag.

GENEVA. Aug 26.-<special cablegram to
The Bee.)-A chamois hunter named Hess
had desperate night with eagles on a mar
row ledge overlooking precipice in the
mountains above Engelberg. He had To-
Gated an eagles nest and climbed up alone
with the object Of capturing the young
birds.
About thirty yards from the nest he laid
down his rife. which hindered his move
ments. AS soon as he reached the nest, IN
which were two eaglets. the parent birds
swept down from a neighboring height and
fercely attacked him.
For twenty minutes a desperate struggle
took place. Hess defending himself with a
knife. expecting every moment to be swept
on the ledge. At last HeHs succeeded N
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
GOVERNOR FACES A COURT
German omoiaI in West Africa 40
cussd of Killing Native by
Brutal Punishment.

BERLIN. Aug. B.-(special Cablssram to
The Bee. .)-Herr Horn. the governor Of
Togo, German West Africa. is about TO be
tried for brutAlities perpetrated on natives
The specific charge is that OF inhuman
punishment imposed upon a boy accused
OF stealing trining amount from the gov
eminent funds. The boy was put through
various tortures by soldiers to induce him
TO confess. but persisted In declaring his
Innocence.
After term OF Imprisonment and twenty
nve lashes at the whipping post Herr Horn
ordered the boy 70 be suspended from a
nagstan, choosing a burning hot day,
when the ordeal would be all the more
terrible From time 70 time the goyern0r
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
LAUGHS AT DRAG0 DOCTRINE
italian Newspaper Says IL Thinks
Well of Doctrine of Presi-
dent Monroe.

ROME, Aug &.-The semi-offlcial Popolo
Romano today devoted leading article to
the international American conference at
Rio Janeiro, in which It says:
mo European country can object to
Monroeism, but no one will admit the
Drago doctrine, which means that Latin
America can contract debts in Europe and
not pay them"
The paper ridicules the idea that Drago
doctrine will be presented for the consider
alton OF the next peace conference at The
Hague as calculated to be a step forward
in the direction of assuring the peace OF
the world. The Popolo Romano adds:
"such a doctrine needs cannon to sup
port IT, 1t does not complete the Monroe
doctrine, but compromises It,"
The paper praises Secretary Root for his
attitude OF reserve on the subject.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
AMIR READS NEWSPAPERS
Ruler of Afghanistnn Keeps Posted
on Current EventS of
the Nations.

BOMBAY. Aug. 25.-(Speeial cablegram to
The Bee.)-According to accounts received
here during the late crisis in Egypt the
amir OF Afghanistan took a strong interest
In what was going on, having all news
papers that contained any news OF Egypt,
Arabia and Turkey sent daily by runner TO
him from Peshawar.
The motor car which was presented 20
the amir by the British mission to Kabul
has been in constant use and his majesty
is delighted with II.
The amir is arranging for the maaufac-
ture Of boots on the same principle as is
carried out in India, and has given orders
for machinery, etc. 10 start factory.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
OLD FRIEND SUES PRINCESS
Man Who Aided Her to Leave sani-
tarium Wants Fee Promised
for Work.

DRESDEN, Aug. 25.-(Special Cablegram
to The Bee.)-Herr Thormann OF Dresden
is suing Princess Louise of Coburg for the
sum of $4,000. which he claims is due to
him for arranging the princess elopement
with Count Mattasich, her lover from the
sanitariam at Bad Elster in 1904.
Herr Thormann alleges that he was prom
ised great sums by the princess and by the
count, but that he has only extracted $50
from them by the most persistent en-
treaties.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
SECRETARY ROOT GOES WEST
Plans for Reception I'm Chile Nodded
by the Earthquake mt
Valparaiso.

SANTIAGO. Chile. Aug. 2S.-The United
States cruiser Charleston, with Secretary
Root on board. has arrived at Punta Arenas g
on the Straight OF Magellan. The Charles
ton will reach Lota. 800 miles south OF VAL
paTaiso. August y. where Secretary Root
will be received by the Chilean foreign min
lister and the American minister, Mr..
Hicks.
The ministers will go to Lota on a Chilean
cruiser. great reception had been planned
here for Mr.. Root. but all the plans were
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
ICE MAN FROZEN TO DEATH
Driver CrawIs to Cart on Hot Day
and Dies After Pressing
Limbs.

PARIS. Aug. 2.-speciai CaSlegrsm to
The Bee-)-A man was frozen TO death at
Lyons the other day. though the tempsra-
ture at the time was somewhere about 50
in the shade.
He was the driver OF an Ice cart, and at
1 o'clock in the afternoon found the heat
too much for him and got inside his cart
for coolness.
The sudden change OF temperature over
came him and he tainted. When he was
found an hour later his legs and arms were
frozen and he died at the hospital late in
the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
British 20 Defend Trophy.

! LONDON, Aug. "a team OF men has
been selected by the Queens Own West
minister volunteers TO defend the shield pre-
sented by Sir Howard Vi-cent for competi-
tion between the Queens and Seventh reg
iment National Guard OF New York The
Queens won the shield at Bisley last year
and will defend it at Creedmoore. Long
Island. on October and g.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
ATLANTIC liner Aground.

ROTTERDAM. Aug. 2.-while coming
up the river last night the Holland d-Amer-
lean liner Neiuw Amsterdam. bound TO this
city from New York grounded near Mass
luis. Its passengers were transferred to
steamers and tugs and brought 10 this
city part-Sf the steamers cargo was dis
charged into lighters and the vessel will
be rehoated today.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Political Convicts Pardoned.

BERLIN, Aug. 8.-Ths oficial Reich
manEsiger today published an imperial de-
cree pardoning all persons convicted OF less
majestic toward the emperor or any mem
ber OF the royal family. in commemora-
ton OF the forthcoming baptism OF his
maJesty's grandson. who was born July 4
last and VIII be baptized August -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
SOCIALISTS LEAD PILLAGERS
Such story Comes with n Report of
LAwIessness at Cape
Town.

CAPE TOWN. Aug. 25.-(special Cable
gram to The Bee pillag-
ing of shops has taken place In the poorer
quarters OF the town by crowds alleged
to consist of unemployed. but really COM
posed largely OF the colored hooligan eIs-
ment.
The pillaging followed upon a deputation
to DR.. jameson of the unemployed, led
by members OF the social democratic
federation, a small but extremely active
party here.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

United States have not been treated
seriously by the German press. Official
circles do not attach Importance to the
emperors recently expressed wish to see
America 1t is admitted that 1t is one
OF his long cherished wishes, but 1t Is re-
garded as practically certain that 1t will
remain only wish.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
lit of the earthquake. The

changed as a result OF the earthquake. The
secretary is expected to arrive at VAL
paraiso about September 8. His reception
there will be informal and he will come
to Santiago to extend his personal condo
lence to President Reisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

visited the scene and mockingly initiated
the boys pitiable cries for water.
The governor left next day without in
quiring as to the boys fate. When, how
ever, be returned a few hours later he
found the lad dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
ICELANDERS ARE ASPIRING
Residents OF Danish Colony Desire 10
Become Partner In Inter-
national Affairs.

COPENHAGEN, Aug. S.-(special Cable
gram to Thee BeeD-It is probable that the
recent visit of members OF Ieeland's Par
lament the Althing. win soon result in
changes respecting the relations between
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Rmperor NAV Nod cnme-

BERLIN. Aug. 1--The recent discussion
on both sides OF the Atlantic on the posi-
bility that C-Epsr0r William may visit the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

killing the male bird and its mate few
away. Hess though bleeding from severe
wounds, arrived safely at Engelberg sew
eral hours later.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

the execution OF the murderers of Cap
tain Bull at Denishawi but only for a
time.
Lord Cromer has warned the govern
ment In the gravest language of the ron-
sequences of lack of frmness or thu an
peerance OF It.
But what has happened? 1'hs British
government has promised further troors
at an early date" They have not arrived
and in spite OF the fats news is being
spread in subtle fashion by the native press
that the British army is being reduced by
the war minister and that troops cannot be
spared to keep order In Egypt.
The natives hold high opinion of Lord
cromer-the man who has made Egypt
what 1t is-but II his advice is disregarded
It will appear in their eyes to be a sign Of
weakness in the once dreaded and power
full Great Britain and a spur to the cam
paisn engineered by Mustapha KameI
Pasha and other preachers Of sedition now
In England to strike blow for national
independence.
Egyptians RevoltinE.
1t is firmly established that a certain
number OF the officers OF the Egyptian
army are imbued with revolutionary senti-
ments and would give expression to them
on the irst opportunity. and sheikhs con-
tinue to preach the expulsion Of Christians
The oecumenical patriarchate has been
placed in most awkward position by the
recent attacks on Greeks In Philippopolis,
as the Ottoman subjects OF the patriarche
are demanding the Intervention of Turkey
to protect the Greek clergy and property
from the Bulsarians. The porte. however,
does not wish to interfere. knowing that
Bulgaria will pay no attention. Otherwise
there might have been witnessed another
example OF the Turks keeping rival Chris
tian churches from fighting. In the mean
while the Bulsarians declare their inten-
tion OF renewing Sundays disturbances, in
order to force the departure of all the
Greek clergy. whom they accuse of melting
the Greeks to attack BulEarians In Mace
donia-