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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
HAYTl SHOWING ITS TEETH
seems 90 he cOurtins Trouble with
Germany and the United
states.

PORT AL PRINCE, Hayu. Feb. l0-Re-
lations between the government of Hayti
and Germany are strained owing to the re-
fusai OF the German bankers, Hermann &
Co. by direction OF the court at Port Au
Prince, a return 10 the Haytian govern
ment large sums OF money alleged TO have
been obtained fraudulently. Among the al
legged transactions OF Hermann s. co. with
the Haytian povernment was one said to
have proved favorable TO the government
This was concluded by the Haytian min
lister OF finance. the German legation and
Hermann Co. The German minister de-
manded that this transaction. as well as
others. be annulled. but the Haytian gov
eminent, In terms that the German min
lister deemed offensive, refused TO aequi-
esce. The German minister at the same
time demanded the withdrawal OF the
phrase objected TO. This was also refused
Fears are entertained here Of grave COM
plieauons ensuing.
The Ohicih Monitor recently published
notice OF the expulsion OF Mr.. Mansour. an
American citizen. but Mr. Furniss. the
American minister believing the call for
the mans expulsion unJustihed. asked for
the withdrawal OF the order. This how
ever. was refused and Mansour has left for
New York. The seal OF the American lega-
tion has been placed on his shop
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
LESSON OF NEW YORK TRAGEDY
PittsburR Pastor breaches on Events
I'm New York Court.


PITTSBURG, Feb. 1O.-Taking for his
topic 1.-THE blessings and Curses of Wealth
and Home" Rev. DR.. c. w. Blodgett at
the North Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church today made the Thaw case the
topic of an extraordinary sermon.
Wealth need not be a corruptor of
morals he said. "It is the vulgarity OF It
that the world recoils from. This country
is reading of the tragic scenes in the court
of justice in New York with intense In
terest
"Pittsburg is deeply interested. Here on
the streets OF Allegheny the poor unfor-
tunate wife OF the chief actor played when
she was a girl. Across the river the hus-
band, now on trial for the murder OF a
man In New York. the revealments Of
whose life makes you shudder with horror,
spent his boyhood days. They both came
from respectable families. One knew what
poverty was-hunger for bread-the other
when a mere lad spent enough money a
year TO keep a dozen families They both
go wrong.
zone, seemingly by the cruel hand Of
fate, the other through love that was
blinded. All our hearts bleed for them.
VIII the fathers and mothers OF this and
other cities take any warningf
TonightT but where is your lgirlf At the
place OF amusement. then decoyed into
some giIded study, then sorrow and a life
worse than hell. No higher virtue should
be demanded OF woman than OF man. The
same code OF ethics should apply to both.
"a lecherous scoundrel OF a man, poor
or rich, should have the same treatment
as the abandoned women. Poor Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw Is not the only girl that has
been ruined she was.
'.In the outcome OF the trial of Harry
Thaw. the reckless and unfortunate boy OF
one of our most respected homes, millions
are Interested What Of the outcome OF
the lads and lasses not grown to man
hood? Hearts are still to be broken and
homes made desolate and some OF them
may be yours.
''No state can rise higher than the home
and no church can be more influential
than the fresides from which It's members
come. The warning voice that comes to
us over the clicking wires and the cold
type OF the press Is: Have a Jealous care
OF your boys and girls. Restriction is far
better than unlicensed liberty and NOR
sci with purity better than wealth with
infamy.'"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
BoNlLLA BREAKS THE TREATY
President of Honduras Held ResDOn-
sible for Central American
Trouble.

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Feb. lo-Adviees
received here are to the effect that IL was
President Bonilla Of Honduras who broke
the treaty OF Corinto. which provides for
the arbitration OF questions in dispute be-
tween the Central American republics, and
that as a result OF this the tribunal which
was sitting at San Salvador IN an endeavor
20 settle the differences between Nicaragua
and Honduras. was dissolved.
PANAMA, Feb. 10.-Franclsco J. Nerhosa,
Chilean minister to the Central American
republics. who is in this city on his way
TO Valparaiso. said to the Associated Press
today;
Before my departure from Costa Rica
last Wednesday / offered my services to
arbitrate the questions in dispute between
Honduras and Nicaragua. in case the San
Calvador tribunal could not reach an ac-
ceptable decision. Both President Bonilla
OF Honduras and President zelaya Of Mica
ragua wired me such oonciliatory mes
sages that left believing firmly that war
between the two republics would not re-
suit"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
CROWD AT VILATTE'S CHURCH
Police Speedily stop only Attempt to
Create n Disturbance at the
Meeting.

PARIS. Feb. 1o.-The Church OF the Holy
Apostles, where the French Apostolic
Catholic church was inaugurated last Sun
day, was again packed to the doors today,
but there was no repetition OF last Sun
days disgracefui scenes. Police In plain
clothes were stationed at the doors. and
only once was the services interrupted.
This was when a young man shouted
''Sacrilege" He and eighteen companions.
belonging TO the society OF Young Royal
ists." were arrested on a charge OF imped-
ing liberty and worship.
Archbishop vilatte. head Of the Independ-
ent Catholic movement in America, an
nounced that priest hereafter would be
ready to oficiate at baptism, marriages
and deaths. and that mass would be cele-
brated daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
STAMPS GIVEN LITTLE CARE
New York cOmptr3lIer Makes serious
Charges Against His
PredecessOr.

ALBANY. N. Y, Feb. 10.s-Comptroller
Martin II. Glynn made public tonight the
results Of an Investigation which he has
been making into the condition OF the
stock transfer tax bureau of his office
with reference to the handling and dis
posal of 100000 worth OF the stamps
issued by that department for use in the
transfer Of stocks under the act Of 1905.
According to the comptroller's statement.
more than 100000 worth of the stamps
have been destroyed either in process OF
manufacture or by actual burning, without
adequate record or supervision in the two
years since the act was passed and there
is only the personal word of a single clerk.
salaried at $500 and not under bond, to
certify to the fact that they were destroyed
at all The stamps were printed by
Quayle & Son of this city. The plates
were in the custody OF the comptroller s
representative and each day were delivered
to Quayle. The paper first used was of an
ordinary commercial sort, which Comp
troller Glynn said was stored in the Quayle
shop under an ordinary lock in an ordinary
room, and while tiief sheets were counted
out before printing. there was no safe
guard to prevent tiieir being distracted
Moreover. the conn btroller declares the
count of sheets does kot tally. the explana-
tion being that somb OF Il was used fol-
other purposes Thei first issue was found
to be susceptible OF ,counterfeiting. and II
May or June of last year the printing o.
these was stopped and a new issue wal
begun on patent paper.
when the new paper. which was to defl
counterfeiting. came to hand said th'
comptroller, ''it received no better safe
guard. but was left in the ouayle shop
And the comptroler's seal with which thu
bundles were sealed was apparently al
carelessly treated
A statement was made to him by Wat
kins the comptroller, he said, adding:
He says that early in October he tool
all that remained OF the old issue Of stamp
from the vaults down to Quayle's shop II
Green street, boxed them up and they re
mained there without guard or watcnmal
at least one night. The safe deposit peopl
say, however, they were not returned unit
December IS.
There were over 100000 in this lot
| 81. ,211 which had been returned by tn
Bank of Manhattan. the official distributor
of the stamps, and $1,O27,S96 which ha
never been issued. 1 do not know HOY
| long they remained at the Green stree
shop, but according to Watkins statemen
| they were brought back here TO the stat
house and on December %, two days befor
l assumed Office, they were burned In tn
furnace downstairs. without being counte
or checked up, and without witnesses, say
a clerk who was q no way legally re
sponsible for their Il IRE. The record of tn
burning of DecembSr % was not entere
until December 81. he day before TOO
! Office"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

PARIS. Feb. io-The Ter prints wnst
Il declares TO be the true Il Of the ad-
dress OF the French episcst,T roposins
model contracts for churches.Tz v ting TO
this account which bears intefI.><. 'ence
OF being authentic. the ultramonts e no
arc In the majority In the episcoI
vored the maintenance Of the statue, r..
but agreed to submit to the Vatican -
question Of contracts which the modera's:
proposed, in the belief that 1t would not bC
acceptable there Mgr. Dadolle, archbishop
of Dijon. and Bishop Touchet took the min
utes 10 Home and Cardinal Merry Del VAL
papal secretary Of state, told them the pope
was willing to accept the principles OF the
contracts IL absolute solidity was shown
but that this decision must come osten-
sibly from the episcopate. as he could not
publicly intervene.
Thereupon, the Temps says, the address
was drawn up and submitted to the pope
who with his own hand supplemented the
clause specifying that the contract must
be accepted everywhere, ''or we do not wish
It anywhere" The document, tie paper
says, was then brought to Paris and issued
in the name of the entire episcopate, al
though many Of the bishops never saw 1t
until IL was published.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
SCALP FOR EMPEROR WILLIAM
Fehmf Paaha to he BsHiEhsa at
Demand Of the German
Embassy.

coNsTANT1NoPLE. Feb. lo-The spe-
cial commission OF inquiry ordered by the
sultan to examine into the charges against
man embassy recently, caused the seizure
Of ships cargo destined for Hamburg. has
concluded its work. The German embassy,
but insisted that F'ehmi-Pasha be ban
ished. which. Il Is understood viii be done.
as the sultan Is convinced that Emperor
William is strongly backing up the German
embassy's demand Tor ths punishment Of
the -mciaL
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
HEAVY SHOWS in THE ALPS
Trees Are solid Blocks of Ice and
Much Suffering is
Result.

GENEVA, Feb. 10, - Especially = Reports
from some sections OF the Alps indicate
that snow has drifted to the depth OF over
100 feet. the greatest record ever known.
The rain. freezing as 1t fell. has at times
formed eoatings OF ice eighteen inches
thick. trees becoming almost solid blocks
OF Ice.
Houses are so deeply buried in the snow
that the occupants have had to dig tun-
nels and galleries in order to get out The
telegraph and telephone lines are down for
miles and the suffering in places has been
intense.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
STATE SECRETS GIVEN OUT
Reason for Auatria's Veto of Election
of Cardinal RampoIIa ms
Pope.

ROME, Feb 10-Primo Levi, who was
secretary 10 the late Premier Crispi. adds
10 the memoirs OF the late Prince Hohen-
lohe by publishing letters written by Card
inal Hohenlohe a brother of the chancellor.
who lived in Rome. From those letters 1t
appears that Cardinal Hohenlohe suspected
the Jesuits had tried TO poison him because
he was too liberal in endeavoring through
his intimacy among leading statesmen,
chiefly with Crispi. to bring about an under
standing between the vatican and the
Cardinal Hoheniohe. on June "A, 1883.
wrote Pope Leo. saying: GOD has ar
ranged things so that the church cannot
retake the temporal power. The salvation
Of souls demands that we submit and re-
main tranquil In the ecclesiastic sphere"
Tho popes departure from Italy was
spoken OF owing to friction over the monu-
ment to Giordano Bruno. the philosopher
who was burned at the stake in the Campo
del Florf at Rome as hereto. Cardinal
Hohenlohe wrote to Pope Leo: "Crispi has
asked me 70 inform you that II you wish
TO leave he win not oppose IL, and will have
you accompanied with all honors. but that
your holiness win never be allowed to re-
turn to Rome"
Cardinal Hohenlohe also discussed with
Crispi and Foreign Minister Blanc the best
way In case of a conclave TO prevent the
election OF Cardinal Rampolla as pope
Italy, It was contended in this discussion,
could not act without appearing to mini
mise the spiritual sovereignty and inde-
pendence OF the church, neither could
Germany. because 1t was Protestant
power and Austria alone was in po-
sition to act. Blanc drew up memorial
which Cardinal Hohenlohe sent TO his
brother. who was then the German chan.
oellor and this memorial probably was the
oriSin OF the Austrian veto of Cardinal
Rampolla at the last conclave
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC
Present plans are not TO place Mrs. Harry
Thaw on witness stand Monday. but to
give her a day to rest from strain of
recent experience. Page i.
California delegation which Is confer
ring with president in japanese episode,
declares It stands irrevocably for exclu-
sion of Japanese coolie labor. Page 2.
NEBRASKA.
Fifteen year old girl bound and gagged
some miscreant in her fathers room
Hildreth. No motive known for the
.ie. Page a.
LH0ISLATIVE.
Subcommittee of Nebraska legislature
has had no meeting since 1t was named
to draw up the primary bill. Page /.
LOCAL.
Rev. r. b. II. Bell of Church of the
Good Shepherd advocates from pulpit pas
sage of child labor law. Page 8.
PoRExoN.
Paris Temps publishes what purports
to be inside history OF offer of French
bishops to lease churches in which 1t as
serts the ultramontaine section was out
witted Page 1.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND IOWA
Bill before the Iowa Legislature modelled
after the Nebraska law which is intended
to prevent grain dealers from combining
to fix prices. Fass O.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
ROBERT HART LEAVES CHINA
Director General Of Customs Takes
vacation which IL Likely TO
ne Permanent.

LONDON. Feb. 1O.--It Is announced that
Sir Robert Hart. director general OF Chinese
imperial customs. viii leave China for Eng
land at the end OF February on a two years
leave OF absence and that he is not likely
ever 10 return. This IL regarded az the out
come OF the appointment last suyamer Of
Chinese a. customs commissioners
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
rroop. send to Aid pestitute.

NAPLES. Feb. 10A-The government has
sent troops and assistance to Marina di
Catanzaro. the fishing village on the Gala
brian coast. where a tidal wave yesterday
destroyed 122 houses and rendered the
population homeless and destitute. The
conditions there are made more severe be-
cause OF incessant rains. The storm also
did serious damage in the province Of
Cozenza, numerous villages being flooded.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
EDITOR shoots a Gambler.

PBNDIETON, Ore, Feb l0.-John p
McManus, editor OF the Pilot Rock Record,
shot and killed Robert Estes. gambler. IN
the Pullman saloon on Main street yester-
day afternoon. No motive Is known to
exist for the shooting. as the men were
not acquainted. II Is presumed McManus
took Estes for another man, whom the
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
PromotIon on the Katr.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. 1O.-Announcement
was made here tonight that c. Halle, traffic
manager OF the Missouri, Kansas A. Texas
railroad, has been appointed a vice presi-
dent OF the company In general charge OF
the trafnc department His headquarters
will continue 10 be In St. Louis. The ap-
pointment was made at a meeting OF the
executive committee In New York Febru-
airy
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
dore Bombs Are Pound.

MOSCOW. Feb. lO.-Another search at
the Moscow female university has resulted
in several untitled bombs being found. II is
reported that the eight girl students ar
rested IN connection with the threat OF the
terrorists to execute the death sentence i'm
posed on Count Ignstien. General Pavlon.
General Won Der Launitz and Governor
AIexandrovsEy have been tried BY drum
head court martial
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
Postomee Robbers Captured.

ERIE, Kan. Feb. l0.-Three men who
blew open the safe in the Dostofice here
early today and escaped with 800 In stamps
and money were captured at Thayer, Kan.
later as they aiighted from a train. They
gave the names Of II. X. Reed. Charles
Moran and r. J. Boon
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
TEMPS TELLS SECRET

What is Alleged to Be True History Of
> Address BY French EpisOOpats.
ieULTRAMoNTAINEs ARE oUIwTTED
Did EOt Believe Pope wOuli Approve
Proposed Model Contracts
AGREED TO ABIDE BY HIS DECISION
Endorsement Occurred and Address Fub-
lishsd Without Their knowledge.
IMPORTANT PRovso OF The VATICAN
Rome Desired the Contracts Accepted
EveFywhers I'm France or Not at
AII-Endorsement by Pope
Personally.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

Considerable opposition has developed
against the appropriation OF money 20 buy
statutes for the members OF the legislature
and for the state officers. II is argued the
state officers can buy statutes out OF their
once expense accounts and this legislature
has no right TO buy statutes for the next
legislature. but this can be done out OF the
aneidental legislative expense aDDroprlAs
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
Monday, February n, 1907.
TEE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA AND
1OWA-Fair Monday and Tuesday.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27
REMINDERS OF
 FRONTIER LIFE
,uoENIX TRAVELLERS UNCOVER A LOT or ANTIQUE CURIos AT THE OLD TOWN OF LA PAz, ABOVE YUMA.

PHOENIX, October 26.-Stirring re uipders of frontier life in Arizona, upsty records of forgotten town, and 5,,uments written by men iong since 3s,d. are piled up in heap in Mckee s ,,ore as the result of the exploration made by C. w. Mckee and Louis Ga ,s.sba of an adobe ruin in the old town ,f La Paz ll5 miles above Yuma on ,hs Colorado river.
 Mckee and Garescha, while travelling ir inc western part of the territory a few days ago were apprised of the ruin E an Indian. They immediately in ys,tigated and brought away all they could find.
 There are two old six-shooters, one ,f them with four notches in the bar ,,l; pair of baby's shoes of Spanish make. evidently designed more with a view to durability than to the infant s ,,mfort; a figure carved from wood ,spresenting Christ; several bar of Uambliug soap; ledgers of merchandise slowing that sugar was worth 2S cents , pound; oysters S6 dozen and barley, :7 per hundred pounds, payable in en dust or bullion.
 There are also two old law books. nsnts signed by people prominent in the territory in the early days, tes- dmOnial of thanks of the people of Arizona to General Crook for his ser vices against the Apaehes, and many other things interesting from an anti Cuarian standpoint. Most of the vapers aer dated in the years immedi- ,,sly succeeding the civil war.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27
HORSE RACES A
 GREAT FEATURE
MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED WILL BE MADE AT TERRITORIAL, FAIR GREATEST RAGING EVENTS IN WESTERN HISTORY.

PHOENIX, Ariz., October 26.-That
 all may be entertained who attend the
 territorial fair, many forms of amuse- ment will be provided, the most i'm portant being the harness and running races. There are now stabbed on the grounds in excess of one hundred horses which are entered in the race events, and there are enough other horses en- tered which are yet to arrive to swell the number above two hundred. This is to be the largest race meet held this year west of the Mississippi It will be productive of exceptionally fast time and close finishes. In one event, in addition to others, there are five horses entered that have been racing in the grand circuit this season. There are many of those entered here that have made good records in the grand circuit this yead and all who come to tne fair will see the fastest and bess horses shown anywhere.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27
Nurses Dread Lightninly

Of all people who are glad when the season of thunderstorms is past. none are more thankful than prof, ,ssional nurses.
 ''It isn't that we are so afraid of lightning ourselves" said a nurse in Roosevelt hospital, "'but it has harm ful effect on our patients. M,'st sick people have an unreasoning lear of lightning. In cases of extreme weak ness or nervousness a dozen flashes of blinding lightning reduces the patient to such state of prostration that it takes extraordinary efforts on the part of the nurse to bring him around. If one sick person requires all that extra attention in thunderstorm, just imag- inc the predicament of the nurse who has q whole wardful of them oll her hands. New York Press.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27
sssss$s sSs7 Rs#* FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CT ORE
Removed

c. Demaretti has removed his dry goods shoes and shoe repair store from 624 North Broad street to 55S North Broad street, where he will be pleased to meet friends and customers. The usual bargains may be had from a much larger assortment.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Anyone wishing to purchase Nav ajo blanket or rug, call at 475 N. Hill street, Bailey block. Finest collection ever brought to the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Fun for all at the hallowe Zen ball Thursday, October 3l, at Dreamland. Admission, $l and 50 cents. Come out and help the boys.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Fun for all at the hallowe Zen ball Thursday, October 31, at Dreamland. Admission $1 and 50 cents. Come out and help the boys.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Buy pound of that famous Little ton Creamery butter at the Independent Market, only 40 cents a pound. If
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Two registered pharmacists at Bar rett s drug store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Crowds increasing every night at Dreamland. Shows someone knows good acting when they see it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

See Axtell for repairs. Globe Job ping Shop.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Have you seen the new line of pipes at Barrett s.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Hot chocolate, etc., at Barrett s drug store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Don't worry. Globe Jobbing Shop crates furniture.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Ring up 372 for painter. Van wag- enen will call on you and give you a first-class job.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Purity and accuracy in prescription 2. Barrett s drug store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Vaudeville at the Iris See the Three Dots at the Iris Mon- day night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Globe Jobbing Shop. Fred R. Axtell, proprietor, 369 Devereaux, two blocks east of Dreamland.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

See the agents and buy Coupon for the best Photos in the city. Keys Studio.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Hallowe len ball by baseball club next Thursday at Dreamland.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Stop at Sam Kee's today; ask about tho shoes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

With or without rubber tires. Colum- bus buggies at Globe Hardware com pany.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

Baking powder at Sam Kee's; five pound can for S1.50. Guaranteed sat isfactory.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

VaudeVlIIe at the IT'S See the Three Dots at the Iris Mon- day night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-27

MARCO THE WIZARD For one week only beginning tonight, at the Alexander.