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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

reflected in the action Of Mt. Bryan when
he objected TO being received by corporation
or trust representatives, In New York ana
Roger Sullivan from the national com
mittee.
Partisan Spirit TO BIame.
out OF the contentious OF the two an
tagonistic forces within the party has
grown its present condition, with pendulum
swinging first one way then the other;
the character Of its candidates, II not its
platform, one year giving the lie to its
Professions Of the next.
The principles OF Jeffersonian democ-
racy are true, and could the party by It's
constant acts and uninterrupted course con-
vince the people that IL was 10 remain
steadily In the hands Of the advocates OF
those principles II would speedily be placed
in power.
Can 1t do it7 In my judgment not while
the majority Of the people plaSse sup os ,r
dividual judgment and independent action
and not unless I makes bitter and upre
tory corporation, however disguised in Its
ranks as a democrat, defeating at the polls
the candidates named by any organization
they control. There must be absolute IN
Il is by reason OF the prejudice of good
men for party name that the selt-servine
element in politics has been able to 50
largely control all branches OF our govern
ment. / refer to republican as well as
II absolute independence Of action at the
polls were observed by the voters OF all
parties, IL they had no veneration what-
ever for the party name, II their votes were
as readily cast against the unit nominees
OF their own party as against those OF their
opponent II real Independence instead OF
partisan feeling were cherished, the cor
rupt control Of political affairs would come
TO a speedy end.
Intending in the future to ally myself
with any movement looking TO the Guilt
walton Of independent action along the
lines of principle among the people, cam
not in honor or justice to myself. continue
to take part, as a member Of the organiza-
ton in the democratic councils and
therefore return my commission, perhaps
with regret that I should deem II neces-
sary. but certainly not with any weakness
Of resolution.
l have the honor TO be, sir, very truly
yours, c. A. WALSH.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
LAzARE TO HAVE MONUMENT
Young Writer Who Aided Justice in
Dreyfus Case 10 BE Re-
membered.

PARIS. Sept. 1-(special Cablegram TO
The Bee.)-subscriptions are being raised
for the erection Of monument to Bernard
Lazare. the young writer who was the
pioneer Of the campaign In favor Of the
liberation of Albert Dreyfus
Laxare died a few years ago. much re-
GREETED. He published In 1896 the famous
pamphlet, La verite sur rAffaire ORGY
fus," which caused an enormous sensation,
and Influenced Senator scheurer-Kestner
and others to take up the case OF the pris-
oner on Devils Island. 1t is proposed to
erect the monument to Bernard Laxare in
his native town OF Mines. and at the samo
time his life story will be published by the
organizing committee. This is composed OF
numerous political. literary and scientific
men
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
AUSTRALIAN COINAGE BARRED
Colony Must Not Depart from the
Present system of Great
Britain.

SYDNEY. Sept 1.-(speciAl Cablegram
to The Bee.)-After thirty months nego-
tiations the commemorative proposal to
establish a decimal coinage in Australia
has been overruled by the imperial gov
eminent which. while willing TO allow
Australia credit on silver coins used in
Australia, objects to the existence Of a
separate currency OF different denomina-
tions in the commonwealth as calculated
further to break the uniformity OF the
empires currency.
The Australian proposal was that the
decimal coins should gradually replace the
present currency. the two systems mean
while existing simultaneously.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
Consultation and Examination Free.

and in mining camps. and the other, COM
posed OF Queensland rangers. started this
morning from London for Brighton, after
having attached a 1OO-pound load to each
of their pack horses. The distance frorn
this city to Brighton is about Sfty miles.
The teams will return from Brighton to
London tomorrow 1t is not so much a
question of time as the condition Of the
horses and pack on their return
The Legion of Frontiersmen is being or
ganized throughout the empire, being the
first introduction of the rough rider ele-
ment into. the British military.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
AMERICANS JOIN FESTIVAL
Army Officers Take Part I'm Sedan
Day Observance by German
Emperor.

BERLIN. Sept. 1.-The annual parade Of
troops In celebration of Sedan day took
place today before Emperor William on
Tempelhof field, In splendid weather.
Many Americans attended, including Gen.
eral Thomas X. BARRY and the party of
American offcers invited by the emperor
to be present at the annual maneuvers.
Ambassador Tower took Mrs Barry TO the
parade ground in his carriage.
Among the other nonresident Americans
present were Herman Riddcr OF New York,
Ex-Governor David r. Francis Of Missouri
L. d. Dozier OF st. Louis, Charles r. Flint
OF New York and Major John H. II.
Peshine, u. s. A, retired, and Mrs Peshine
of Santa Barbara, Cal.
General Barry and his party have been
invited to dine at the castle.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
PREMIUM FOR BUTTERFLIES
servia Pays Two Thousand Dollars
for Death of Pests to
Crops.

BELGRADE. Sept. 1.--(Special Cablegram
to the Bee.)-owing TO the damage done TO
crops by butterflies. the Servian minister Of
the interior offered "a for every 500 cap
tured.
Although the amount appears small, the
pursuit of butterflies is profitable, as al
ready 100000 OF them have been rendered
for reward. The minister says II is cheap
to get rid OF these millions at a cost Of
5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
JESUIT MEETING IN ROME
Hear Letter of Father Martin and
i Report of Vicar and
Adjourn.

ROME. Sept. 1.-The congregation OF the
Society OF Iesus, which has assembled here
TO elect a general OF the society in success
sion TO the late Father Louis Martin. met
today and adjourned at 1913 p. m. Vicar
Freddi delivered an eulosy OF Father Mar
tin.
The recommendations left by Father Mar
tin concerning the direction and plans Of
the society were read and Father Freddi
presented the report Of his work as vicar.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
LoNDoNERS TO VISIT PAPERS
Municipal Council IL Making Prepara-
tion to Entertain English
Mayor and sherins.

PARIS, Sept. 1.-(special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-The Paris Municipal Council is
making elaborated preparations for an on
clal visit from the lord mayor and sheriffs
Of London. who are expected here In Oc-
tober.
There will be banquet and ball at the
Hotel de Vile. gala performance at the
opera, and the town will be decorated In
fact. the visitors will be accorded semi
regal reception.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
CURRENT LITERATURE,

Charlotte Temple; A Tale of Truth,
by Susanna Haswell Howson. is a true
story Of events in New York City during
the revolution. and the facts on which
II is based have been brought together
with particular care, the aim being to
exhaust all reliable sources OF inforina-
ton. The present edition is the only Que
Issued for many years in which the text
is correctly given, and the only one ever
issued with an introduction setting forth
its historical basis. 1t is reprinted from
the rare nne American. edition G7oD
with errors corrected and preface restored
There are seventeen half-tone illustra-
lions. The Funk & wagnalls Company
lie the publisher.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
Russian Mu.suImen ResoIve.

NIZHNI NovGoRoD. Russia. Sept L.
The Mussulman congress today adopted a
resolution In favor OF four years obligatory
education OF their co-reIigionists. the edu-
cation to he taken out of the hands OF the
clergy and 10 be confided 10 the Mohani-
medan societies. The Tartar as we'll as the
Russian language Is 10 be taught
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
PACK TRAINS IN CONTEST
American and Australian System
Being Tested by Omcers of
British Army.

LONDON. Sept. Ian interesting test Is
being made today to settle the rival merits
OF the western American and Queensland,
Australia. methods Of managing animal
pack trains. Two teams, one from the
Legion of Frontiersmen, made up OF men
who gained experience on western ranches
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
Sheridan Sticks ON Reel.

HONOLULU, Sept. 1.-The army trans
port Sheridan remains on the reef where Il
struck. This morning a combined attempt
to pull the vessel from Its perilous position
was made by the tug Fearless. the revenue
cutter Manning and the steamer Caludine
but despite all their efforts the Sheridan
was not moved.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
BLAME FIRE TO ANARCHISTS
Secret Report at Milan Says ExpOsi-
tion Was Damaged by Social
AevOIutiOnIsta.

MILAN. Sept. L-(speciai cablegram to
The ee.)-According to secret reports re-
ceived by the central authorities here. the
fre at the Milan exhibition Is attributed
TO the work OF anarchists. who wished
through the destruction OF the whole ex-
hibition. to strike heavily at the internal
tional gour geoisie represented there.
Detectives are following the threads OF an
alleged anarchist plot, which II Is bellev ID
has extensive ramifcations abroad, espe-
cially In Switzerland.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
ARISToCRAT is A SOCIALIST
Heir of Lord RibbIesdaIe Makes
Public Announcement of Con-
version to Idea.

LONDON, Sept. 1-(special Csblegram
to The Bee.)-Taunted at a public meeting
by Mr.. Clough. M. p. with Sowing his
socislistic wild oats" and with wearing
red tie Hon. Charles Lister. son and heir
OF Lord Ribblesdale. has definitely Joined
the socialist party.
Mr. Lister. who is not yet 20 years old,
has Just left Elton and is about to enter
Oxford. The estates to which he is heir
are at Gisburn, Lancashire and have been
In the family for ive centuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
Earthquake I'm Prns.ia.

BERLIN. Sept. LA dispatch from Ems,
Prussia, says that an earthquake shock
extending from south to north was felt
there at 6:15 this morning. Three further
shocks are reported to have occurred in
the vicinity of Ems.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
DreadnauEht An Commi.sion.

PORTSMOUTH. Eng. Sept. The
battleship Dreadnaught was commissioned
today. within eleven months Of the laying.
down Of its keel II will not be fully com
pleted internally for a couple Of months.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
Spanish Strikes Ending.

MADRID, Sept. 1-Official dispatches re-
ceived here announce that the strikes in
the Santander mining districts are gen.
orally ending and that the men are return
ing to work. At Bnboa. however. the
situation is still critical.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

Mines Progressive Arithmetics," by
William J. Milne. Phi. n. l.. l.. D.. presl-
dent OF New York State Normal college,
is a series of three books, which has becn
prepared to meet the demand which has
sprung UP in some quarters for a treat
ment OF the subject upon somewhat new
lines This treatment does not, however,
depart from the old and tried methods
which have gained for his previous series
the widest use throughout the country.
In planning the Progressive Arithmetics,
the author has preserved these older
features, and infused them with new life
by a combination with what is best in
modern methods OF instruction. Built
upon a definite pedagogical plan, these
books teach the processes of arithmetic
in such a way to develop the reasoning
faculties, and to train the power of rapid,
accurate, and skillful manipulation Of
numbers. The inducive method is applied,
leading the pupils to discover truths for
themselves, but 1t is supplemented by
model solutions and careful explanations
of each new step. The Amarican Book
Company is the publisher.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
WE MAKE NO MISLEADING STATEMENTS

Men, you want successful treatment and honest deal
ings why to the reliable State Medical Institute,
where you not deceived by the many misleading
statements such three day until cured
money to begin treatment, money refunded II not
cured, etc. ETC. Such statements misleading and
used for the purpose OF obtaining patronage. Honest
doctors Of recognized ability do net resort to such meth
DDS. We do not say that will treat you without
In advance for the purpose OF securing patronage
and then when you call demand money payments and
notes signed far in advance of reasonable charges neither
do promise to you in three four days. know
ing will take longer; do try to patronage
by offering to refund money paid is not effected
We do not accept any cannot We guar
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

In 1.-THE Vine Of sibmah," DR.. Andrew
McPhail, the author of Essays in Puritan
ism." has created a novel out Of the life
which he knows particularly well--that or
the Puritans Of Old and New England.
They are all in this book-Puritan thee
logians and Puritan pirates. Jesuits and
Quakers soldiers and savages, with their
religions, their hates and their loves. THE
Vine Of sibmah" is not historical; 1t Is
a reading of the eternal thesis of love as
It was written in 1862 around the lives of
a valiant soldier and winsome woman.
The plot is elaborate and is wrought with
much subtlety. The Macmillan company
is the publisher. 2 -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
FuneraI of Lady campbem-Rannsrman

Funeral of Lady Cam beu-Ba nnerma
AARIENBAD Sept. latter brief serv-
ices in the chapel OF the cemetery the body
OF Lady Ampbell-BannermAn. wife OF the
British premier. was placed on board a
train and started for London today. King
Edward was among the mourners In the
funeral pr0eesslon-a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

Lady Betty Across the Water" by c.
N. and A. NJ. Williamson, authors of MY
Friend, the Chauffeur" The lightning
Conductor" etc, is the diary of charm
ing, witty and beautiful young English
girl, who comes TO America, under ithe
wing of a member of the New York smart
set The habit of going to Europe has
become so universal among the Ameri-
cans that there are few American readers
of Lady Betty's experience IN, America
who will not have to compare With them
European experiences and Impressions of
their own. Lady Betty has been called
a twentieth century feminine Columbus.
She is a real. discoverer of many odd
things in American life and in her diary
succeeds in giving us a distinctly amusing
view OF impressions of our people and
their ways. OF course SO charmingi a
young lady does not lack for lovers 'of
many kinds, and thereby hangs the tale
of her choicest American experience. The
book is illustrated with pictures in color
by Orson Lowell The story appeared
serially in the Ladies' Home Journal.
Mcclure, Phillips Company is the pub
Usher.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

ION Common Ground by Sydney Fl.
Preston. author OF THE Abandoned
Farmer" is certainly most appropriate to
the time OF year when mems thoughts are
pretty generally turning toward the coun-
try. as II tells a tale OF gentle bachelor
who became an amateur farmer. OF course
there is a love story interviewer with the
duties OF the amateur farmer. Henry
Holt & Company is the publisher
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

KIDNEY AND URINARY diseases and all diseases
of MEN due to
unskful improper Of Diseases which
impar the mind and destroys Powers
reducing the sufferer that
Debility making obligations hardship and the
enjoyment o
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

At this time. when William Jennings
Bryan Is standing so prominently before the
public, his little book, Letters to a Chinese
oficisl' a reply to the famous volume
whioa have attracted such widespread atten-
ton both In England and America-"Letters
from a Chinese Of1cial"-in which the
ideals and state of civilization OF the west
ern world were criticised from an Oriental
point of view and in comparison with
Chinese standards, will doubtless be in
teresting to his admirers as well as to
many other readers.
The story OF the writing OF Mr.. Bryan's
book has a peculiar interest OF its own.
Mr.. Bryan was in China when the above
mentioned little book was brought to his
attention, and because he felt that the
cause against his own race was overstated,
and too glowing a picture was painted Of
the condition Of affairs in the Celestial
empire, he sat down in an interval, on
shipboard, and wrote reply. sending It
to this country from suez. Egypt.
Mr.. Bryan's book is more than a mere
reply to another book. 1t is a glowing
confession OF faith in the ideals and pur-
poses of our race. and more particularly
those OF the American people. 1t is a state
ment OF the grounds Of his own patriotism,
and is permeated with a spirit OF wise and
serene optimism. The book is published
by Mcclure, Phillips Company. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02

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In his book Squire Phin." Holman +.
Day has aimed to give the atmosphere. the
humor. the quaintness and the drama of
a down east country village. To the
casual visitor life seems uneventful but
the fun and the tragedy of the great would
find their counterpart here, although often
In curiously original and eccentric forms.
The central character, Squire Phin. pictures
a shrewd. humorous and original country
lawyer Of the best type. Another of the
curiously original characters is Hiram
Look, a retired circus manager who de-
scends upon a quiet country community
with the remnants of his show and pic
turesque tales OF his circus life. 1t Is
said that this character closely resembles
counterpart in real life. circus man
ager named Ezra Stevens, who was the
p T. Barnum of Maine. A. 8. Barnes
& Company is the publisher.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-02
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08
TtiIRTY-ONE SUITS
Against As Many Elevator Companies
for Antitrust Law Violations.

Washington. March 7-On advices that
federal suit was filed in San Francisco
today against 81 elevator concerns, in
Guiding the Otis Elevator Co, on the
charge Of violating the antitrust law,
Attorney General Moody made the fol
lowing statement tonight:
'The United States attorney for the
northern district Of California has. under
Instructions from the attorney general,
filed in the United States circuit court
for the ninth circuit n bill OF COMPLAINT
against the Otis Elevator Co. and q
other companies and three individuals en-
gagged in the elevator business charging
them with violating the Sherman anti
trust law. The companies named as de-
i'ndantS comprise the principal elevator
companies Of the United States. but the
operations specifically complained Of have
been carried on mainly in California and
the states and territories west Of the
Rocky mountains"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08
Boston Stock Market.
Boston. Marrh Z
New York Produce Market.

New York, March T.
oTR-R'c cipts. 1882: exports. 1917;
sales, ?i1; Gull amd low,r tn sell; rye
'!"ur duh: fair 70 good. 3'0G,3.M: choice
to fancy 3.9,G,I.2i.
WHEAT Receipts. 1aiC00: exports, 49,
$40, sales. iH1: spot weak: No. i. red. SL7s
elevator: No. red. S51s . b anoat: No
northern Dulaih, AiZs q h aiioat
CORN-Receipts. 1222."O: exports. 164 81; ::
sales. 1000 futures. 5000 spot: spot
firm: No. =. 20 elevator and 4sIs b
afiOat.
OATS Receipts. 7O5o: exports. H.76e;
spot steady: mixed oats. 2GM32 lbs 1890
81; natural white, 30H3S his. 81 :G126; clip
ped white. 70 lbs. 37G,3o
,LARD-Easy; western prime, 1S0d7.S,;
refined. easy: continent. 81.
PORE-Firm.
BITTER-Irregular: rereiptS, cl1i:
western factory, common to tirSts, 80 I6;
western imitation creamery. extras, &c;
do. firSts. II.
realistically: receipts. 1a So: western
firsts. ISL; do. seconds. liMli; southerns
POTATOES Weak: Bermuda. second
crop. per bbi.. ::adtG..N: old domestics, 10
a.; sweets, steady; Jersey Der bbl. 80
M27I
STGAR-Raw, firm: fair refining, IT,
1G; centrifugal 96 test. ? 7-1GS,3 15-3o; no
lasses sugar, ll-l6: refined. steady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08
BOXING NOTES.

In ten round bout at Sanford
Tuesday evening Arthur Greenwood of
Sanford got the decision over Max Cote
beginning To end with Greenwood the
agsre|s"r.
The Augusta Social and Athletic
Club announces that the contest be-
tween Peter Sullivan of Fan River,
Mass, and Terry Martin of Philadel-
ph:t Will be held Tuesday evening,
March IL, instead of Monday evening,
March T., as AT first announced
Biddeford Record: The Hustler Club
has Il good card for Friday night when
he main bout will be furnished by
Young Cote and Arthur Greenwood.
There is strong rivalry between these
Two boys and it is apparently pretty
even thing between them. Greenwood
has been boxing as long as Arthur
cote hes and is said'to be very clever.
Biddeford Record: Arthur Cote has
written the Augusta management that
lie wants to meet Peter Sullivan again
and is SO anxious for a chance to re-
deem himself that he will fight Sullivan
winner take all or any old way. Cote
admits that he was in no condition
Whe ne met Sullivan and he is confident
! that is he had been in the shape he was
in when he met Kid Goodman he could
have beaten him easily enough. The
bout between Sullivan and Martin next
week will be of interest as showing how
I he two compare. Cote gave Martin q
great fight for six rounds and had not
/ been taking care of himself when he
met him. If Sullivan does better than
Cote it will argue that he is a better
man. If Martin puts him away again,
rs he has once done the comparison will
lie i'll COte'S favor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08
SPORTING NOTES.

At the meeting Of the Lewiston school
board Monday evening motion was
made TO eliminate football at the Iiig!
school the coming fall. 1t was referred
to the committee on High school and
will not be acted upon until a later meet
ing. 1t is believed, however, that n ma
iorty of the board is in favor Of il.
adoption.
The entries for the Dwight r. Davis
international lawn tennis cup closed
tuesday at .Lnnion, with only three
chalienStrs, America, Australasia ami
Austria. Frances entry for the inter
rational tennis championship Davis
cup was received Wednesday. AS the
delay was the result of a post Office
mistake the committee decided to at-
cept the entry.
American Rhodes scholars captured
three firstS and one second in the Oyfor,i
field sports MONDAY. In tn. high jumr
=. ". Young "f South Dakota was first.
making feet ~ inches. Young was
1.rst also in the broad jump, clearing o.
leet. Warren f.. Schutt of Cornell Uni
VerSity was first in the mile run Time
4. % 80. Albert NJ. Stevens Of Whitman
tie. Ct, took second place in the hammer
throwing contest.
The cup defender Reliance. which sue
ccSSfully met the Shamrock II il, 190? is
now the property Of the New York Yacht
Club. The syndicate which subscribed Il
the fund for building and running that
boat not long ago turned the Yacht oyer
to the club. and now if there should come
another challenge for the cup the Reliance
will be the representative of the club ana
not of some of its members. The Reliance
Is hauled out at City Island and is ready
To be put in commission at any time that
IT is wanted. There are some yachtsinen
who think that the Reliance is the fastest
boat that can ever be built under TIN,
old rule. but there are many more whn
think that IIerreshoff still has something
M his sleeve ana in the event Of anoth-
or sinEle-%ticker being wanted he can
produce boat much larger than the Re-
lance which will beat that boat as easily
as she defeated the Columbia and Con
stitution.