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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
REAL ILLNESS OF SULTAN
Disease which Killed Napoleon Ill
said to Affect the Ruler
of Turkey.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. i3.-(Special
Cablegram to The Bee0--It is learned from
an absolutely reliable source that the
sultan's malady is stone in the bladder,
the same ailment to which Napoleon III
succumbed after an operation performed
on him in Chislehurst The operation to
which the sultan submitted was far less
dangerous however. the disease not having
made such ravages as it had with Napoleon,
whose constitution was pretty nearly under
mined at the time OF the operation. Abdul
Hamid has passed the forty days after
Noureddin Pasha's successful operation In
comparatively good health. His actual
condition, according to Prof. Won Berg
mann, is quite satisfactory. He describes
the sultan as being pale and in need of
rest, but showing coed spirits, and exhibit
ing distinct symptoms of recovery. The
greatest source of danger, the German
specialist added, was not so much the
possibility of a relapse but the fact that
the sultan wants to attend to every detail
of state business personally, thereby over
taxing his strength. The sultan sometimes
refers jocularly to the newspaper reports,
which describe him as being near death.
At other times, however, he is greatly irri-
tated at these reports, on account of their
political bearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
FRENCH READ REcoLLscTIoNS
Traditional Enemy of Germany sees
Attack on Monarchy In
Books Publication.

PARIS. Oct. 1s.--The revelations resulting
from the publication in Germany OF the
late Chancellor Won Hohenlohe's "Recollec-
tons continue to make great stir In
Ff1nce on account OF the sidelight thrown
upon German policy toward the republic,
and today, in connection with the CEN
tennary tomorrow OF the battle OF Jena
which opened the gates OF Berlin to the
victorious French army. the newspapers
here are filled with articles on the subject
The general verdict is that Emperor Will
Hams action in dismissing Prince Bis
marck for counselling ip1delty to Ger
many's ally, Austria. was highly honorable
to the emperor, but nevertheless entailed
grave consequences. The Republique Fran
caise points out that Bismarck's object
was TO repair the bad effects of his policy
al the Berlin congress by insisting on a
renewal OF the secret reinsurance" ar
rangement with Russia previously existing
despite the Austrian alliance.
Emperor william. the paper adds, threw
Russia into the arms OF France, thus be-
coming responsible for the diplomatic situa-
tion of which he now complains and which
he vainly attempted to modify by his bold
stroke of policy at Tangier
The prevailing opinion here is that there
is some important secret behind the publ
lions" but there is disposition TO at
tribute 1t less to court intrigue than to a
maneuver to advance to antl-monarchical
movement by discrediting personal rule in
Germany.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Railway Mail Notes.

Jesse Morsine, substitute, has been pro.
NOTED TO a regular run on the Pacific June
ton and Denver division of the Burlington
entering upon his new duties Saturday
morning.
A committee appointed by the Postoftice
department, consisting of Superintendent
c. w. Vickery of the third division of the
railway mail service at Washington.
Charles RACER, superintendent of the fifth
division of Cincinnati; Norman Perkins SUI
pcrintendent of the tenth division of ST
Paul; j. w. Hollyday. chief clerk in tho
office of the general superintendent of the
railway mail service at Washington and
Messrs. Robinson, Wade aud Andrews OF
Chicago and st. Paul will arrive in
Omaha Monday morning for the purpose OF
inspecting the workings of a mail catcher
and delivery device for the use Of postal
cars invented by DIR. s. r. Patton OF
Omaha. The committee will arrive here
from Atlantic. Ia, where II made ties:
of another device the patent of a resident
of that city, and will proceed from Oma ha
TO Denver. where II will examine and test
another device of like character Invented
by a Denver man. None of these devices
has Yet been accepted by the Postoffice
department, this committee being sent out
for the special purpose of testing them as
presented by their Inventors and to recon-
mend to the department the one best
adapted to the needs Of the service.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
ROMANCE OF TWO EMIGRANTS
One starts 20 Claim Sweetheart, but
Marries Second on Way
Home.

PARIS, oct 13.-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee)-A curious little romance was
wrapped UP in a wedding ceremony which
took place at Havre the other day. Some
weeks ago a Savoyard emigrant in New
York received letter from his fiancee at
home stating that she intended to kill her
self because her parents wanted her to
marry another man.
The Savoyard, whose name is Centen-
arini took the first available ship home
declaring his intention of shooting himself
on his sweetheart's grave should she have
carried out her threat.
On the voyage, however, he met fell
oy-countrywoman, who was returning
home with a comfortable little fortune
They fell in love with each other. and on
arriving at Havre were promptly married
Centenarinis happiness was unmixed with
remorse, for awaiting him at Havre he
found letter stating that his fiancee, in
stead of carrying out her threat to kill
herself had married the other man."
and was Asatisfied that she had made the
right choice.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
BAN ON RUSSIAN L0DGERS
Employees of Court Must Secure
Special Permission Before
They Rent Room.

ST. PETERSBURG, oct. 13.-The minis
ter of the imperial court has issued an or
der forbdding officials and employees of the
court to rent rooms or to otherwise shell
ter any persons without the special per-
mission OF the minister. The order Is due
to the arrests of Klepnikoff and other ter
rorists at Peterhof September % and the
discovery that many of the participants In
the conspiracy were living unsupported in
the immediate vicinity of the palace The
police are searching for second mysteri-
GUS automobile, supposed to belong to ter
rorists, which appeared in st. Petersburg
recently.
The commission which is investigating
the conduct of the Russian officers who
took part in the battle of the sea of Japan
has taken up the case of Rear Admiral
Enquist, commander of the light cruiser
squadron which escaped to Manila. En-
quist will be heard on Tuesday in justifca-
ton Of the withdrawal of his ships during
the battle.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
LION IS GROWING IN INDIA
Native Appeal Calls Forth Response
from British Newspaper
of AIlahahad.

CALCUTTA, Oct 13-(Special Cablegram
to The Bee.)-The Calcutta Englishman
publishes a remarkable circular emanating
from a native secret society, Its tenor
may be gathered from the following ex-
tracts:
Golden Bengal-Fifty thousand people are
required to die; you all be ready. What
Is the good of crying any more? The only
thing Is to give our blood from the heart.
Whenever YOU are assembled together, You
promise that you will break the nests of
the Feringh Babui birds tearing them into
pieces and throwing them into the water
Cf the Ganges. Until we do this We shall
not see our interests looked after.
Come. brothers, wherever you are-Brah-
min, Kayastha. Sudra, Chundal Mussulman,
Christian, who is thinking II glory TO style
himself son of Bengal" Come, brothers;
assemble together; let us forget all means
self interest
Why are we blind to see before us how
unfortunate we are? Feringhis are making
our mothers naked Why does not blood
flow from our eyes? Who is insulting our
golden mother, Bengals are not towards
or ungratefu Brothers, Hindus and Mus
sulmans, grid your loins for the honor OF
your mother. Since all must one day die,
why fear? Make strong your hearts. You
will see that a crore of people will come
and stand by YOU you will see that by the
eXertion of "a crore OF people the guns,
bullets and bayonets of the Feringhi people
will disappear.
Take these with you. assemble and give
loud cries, beat the sahibs of the city,
drive them away. We will govern our own
country Do not care for the police do
not fear guns or bayonets. Delay not, de-
lay not delay will ruin all. Raise all!
Now is the very moment.
The reply of the Allahabad Pioneer to
this outburst is as follows;
Let no man, native or European, labor
under any delusion. The British hold India
and mean to continue their supremacy. If
the Bengals acted upon the advice that il
given to them and did begin to cast Fer
inghi people In to the GanRes, we would
descend upon them with fire and sword.
/ and we would shoot and hang as remorse-
lessy as in 1S57-perhaps even more so.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
"RoBIN DIGS" PLAN is GOOD
Uncle OF BashfuI Lover Takes Old
Method of Securing His
Bride.

GENEVA, Oct, 1S-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee)-An amusing abduction occurred
recently at Hunlngue, on the Swiss SHERMAN
frontier, near Bale, where a wealthy re-
tired merchant, Named Felix, was arrested
on a charge of carrying off a girl, but was
liberated as soon as the facts of the case
became known TO the police.
1t appears that the old mans nephew.
a shy young man of % years. fell in love
with a girl while on a visit to Neuchatel,
and his sentiments were reciprocated by
the girl The girls parents, howevet. re-
fused to allow their daughter to marry, on
the ground that she was too young.
When tho lovesick young man told his
troubles to his uncle the old man u r
braided him for his * of enterprise, and
promised to bring J girl TO Huningue
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
FIFTH DISTRICT is SOLID
Sure for Norris and sheldon and
Rest of Ticket, Says
George Allen.

George Allen OF Clay county, chairman OF
the republican congressional committee of
the Fifth district, had business in Omaha
Saturday.
1--WE had committee meeting at Hol-
drege few days ago." said Mr.. Allen. land
every one of the eighteen counties I'm the
district was represented. Each committee
man reported everything all right and each
predicted republican success all along the
line 1 don't know how strong George
Sheldon is in the eastern part of the state,
but he will certainly sweep the west Sec
ton. 1t looks like he will get all the fusion
votes as we'll as the republican votes. Con-
gresham Norris will be reelected by big
majority"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
SPAIN AND CHURCH CLASH
Contest Between Church and State is
Growing More Tense
BISHOP SENATORS WILL BECOME ACTIVE
Heads of Five Dioceses Announce that
They Will Not Obey Laws
which violate Re-
IigiOus Rights.
DEMONSTRATIONS WILL BECOME ACTIVE

MADRID. oct 1S.-The contest between
church and state is constantly growing
more tense Minister of Justice Roman
dones proposes that the bishops. who by
virtue of their position are senators, inter
pellate the government on the question Of
civil marriages at the reassemblng of Par
lament October 20.
The government has declined to acknowl-
edge the receipt of the communication from
the five bishops who recently met at Burgcs
and sent message to the government, vio-
lently protesting against the "anti-Chrs-
tian movement" and announcing that they
will not obey laws which violate the rights
Of the church.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
TERM ENDS LAST OF WEEK
Federal Grand Jury at Lincoln Ex-
pected to Last Only Few
Days Longer.

The United States court officials. who
have returned from lincoln over Sunday,
are of the opinion that the grand Jury will
get through its work the latter part OF
next week. The Lincoln term of the court
VIII not last much longer than a week.
About the only cases thus far looked into
by the grand jury at Lincoln are a few
Indian reservation liquor cases and sew
eral minor postoffice iITegularity cases.
The land fencing and conspiracy cases. in
GLIDING the Pat" King case from Chi.
cage will be looked into next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14

full motor-car, and taking a couple of men
with him. Felix left for Neuchatel alb
Quoted the girl from near her home, and
returned within the allotted time. The
marriage took place next day.
The girls parents have forgiven the
daughter, who was not in the plot, and
everything has ended we'll
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
INSURANCE OF WORKMEN
Bclgium's New Law Covering Cases
of sickness Is Comprehensive
and Compulsory.

BRUSSELS, oct. 13.-(Special Cablegram
TO The Bee.)--A bill providing for the com
pulsory assurance of workmen against
sickness has been brought into the Dutch
Second Chamber by NJ Veegens minister
of labor. The chief clauses are as follows
The workmen may insure himself either
through the state or by an assurance com
pany under state supervision. Should the
company fail, the state will intervene TO
ensure the fulhllment of all obligations
In cases of Illness of at least two days
duration the workman shall receive medical
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
TELL ABOUT PERU ma.
Catarrh Fifteen Years.

Mrs. S. A. Rogers. LeMoore, Cal. writes.
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standing, and death seemed TO stare me
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II tried several 'so-called' catarrh renee
dies, and without avail. ! took fifteen
bottles Of Peruna and five bottles Of Mana
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years OF age and I hope to live many
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14

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employer. The new bill does not apply To
soldiers or Sailors. to those who earn more
than $500 per annum, or those who have
no fixed cmploNmCnt.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Rheumatism of Old Age.


Mrs Caroline Trunk, 1905 Jefferson
Ave- Peoria, Ill writes:
II had a very painful trouble for six
years. consisting of rheumatism in the
back and In the thigh. I used a great
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Then l used DR. Hartman's Peruna, and
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This is the best medicine that | can
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Catarrh All Through My System.
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oatarrh. 7 had catarrh from my head all
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14

81 visited recently among some old
friends, who said I looked as young as
did twenty years ago. l thank you for
your kindness to me, and hope you may
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81 believe Peruna is the best medicine
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage license has been
issued
Name and Residence. Age
Joseph Patach South Omaha. ........... %
Annie Karnik, South Omaha..............2 20
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
ne steamer sighted.

HONOLULU. Oct. lathe Oceanic
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a BUSY Voter.

John Weaver, the reform mayor OF
Philadelphia, was recently congratu-
lated by delegation of clergymen on
the clean administration that he has
given the Quaker city.
In the course of his reply, Mayor
Weaver said:
81 am glad to tell you that things
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stance, the matter of elections. A
Philadelphian, some years ago, was
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cone? chuckled the shabby indi
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