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Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

Don't forget grand opening New
Adams Pharmacy. Monday. June 6.
band concert at $50. See the big
new fountain.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

See the new act at the Adams Phar-
macy. cate & Hal'' in the fun split
ting play at Your Service" Come
carly and avoid the rush.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

= Exerybodv welcome, grand band
concert at New Adams Pharmacy
Monday night.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

Every invited TO the opening of
Adams Pharmacy, Monday. Band con-
cert at 7:3O.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
ZEPPELIN SHIP LOSES HOLD
Deutschland to he RECONSTRUCTED,
bat IL IL Doubtful IL Passen-
gers VIII Trust 1t.

BERLIN, July 9.-7(Specal Dispatch to
The ee.)-The wreck OF the magnificent
new Zeppelin air-liner Deutschland on tho
treetops of the Teutobergerwald, near Osna-
bruck on Tuesday, has dealt severe
blow to the passenger airship idea in Ger
many for the present.
The navigation company which owns the
vessel will proceed to reconstruct 1t inn
medlately and replace IT in commission at
the earliest possible moment but II remains
to be seen how many persons will muster
up sufficient courage TO trust themselves
to the alr-liner after Tuesdays terrifying
episode,
The disaster has undoubtedly still further
diminished the prestige of Count zeppeiin's
rigid style of sirshp construction. The
veteran inventor had laid great store by
the fact that the Deutschland was equipped
with three powerful motors generating $50
horsepower, as against the 220 horsepower
which was the highest he had ever put into
any of his previous ships. The count was
confident that the motors Of the Deutsch-
land would be sufficiently strong TO resist
the most adverse wind currents ana keep
the vessel in the air without peril until
calmer wind conditions had returned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
FREE-F0R-ALL FIGHT At
LISBON BOXING MATCH
Seconds of the Principals Mix In Dis
regard of All Rules OF the Ring
and n Riot Ensues.

LISBON, July Especial Dispatch to The
Bee.)--A riot OF the most violent character
occurred at a boxing match here between
a professional boxer named Azevedo, who
has recently returned from the United
states, and a colored man named Costa,
who is Of huge proportions. The building
in which the contest took place was
crowded TO the utmost, there being about
1900 spectators present. The pugilists used
four-ounce gloves. In the second round
Costa, with a tremendous swing, caught
Azevedo ON the jaw, sending him instantly
TO the ground. When Azevedo was regain
ing his feet the colored boxer it is alleged,
resumed the contest and punished his adj
versary while he was on the ground.
Azevedo's seconds interfered. endeavoring
to pull Costa away. The seconds OF the
colored fighter thereupon attacked the OPP
posing party, and the spectators, amid gem
eral uproar. took sides. The affair quickly
degenerated into a free fight. Blows were
Justify exchanged both sides, and the
widest confusion prevailed. The crowd
grew stn more turbulent and the police
who were present were utterly unable to
quel the riot. Reinforcements of gend-
armery were summoned. and finally order
was restored. II was then found that over
thirty persons had received more or less
serious injuries.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
WILL MAKE PARIS CLEAN CITY
New Plan 10 Prevent the LittePinE of
the ThOrOughfares with
Paper,

PARIS. July ESPECIAL Dispatch to The
Bee.)-PaIis is determined to be "spotless''
as well as gay, and an edlct has gone forth
prohibiting the littering OF the streets with
waste paper. This is matter in which
Parisians have been woefully neglectful of
the beauty and the interests of their city.
The reform is to be accomplished in part
by law prohibiting the distribution of
handbills in the chief thoroughfares. As
every visitor knows, he cannot walk along
the boulevards without having advertise
ments thrust into his hand at almost every
few PAGES. These bills litter the boulevards
In a manner which Jules Ciraretie, writing
in LIE Temps. says is indeseribably filthy.
and which, with other habits which long
custom has tolerated, make Paris the least
clean looking capital in the world In the
future all handbills are to be taxed, and
it is believed that this most primitive sys-
tenn of advertising will thus be done away
with.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
Bishop Presents Pr
ROMANTIC WEDDING THREE
MILES OF SCOTTISH COAST
Swedish Army officer DIaFries Ger
man LRssic Under Difficult
Conditions.


EDINBURGH, July 9.-(Special Dispatch
to The Bee.)-A romantic wedding took
place recently in a tug in the Firth OF
Forth.
The bridegroom, Count Erik Axel
Lewenhaupt, aged %, lieutenant in a
Swedish Hussar regiment and formerly
resident in London, arrived in Scotland Z
few days ago for the marriage, but 1t was
explained to him that as neither ne nor
his bride, Brauleln Karoline Wiihelmine
Marie Ottilie Fraziska Weiss, a German
lady. aged a. had the three weeks resi-
dental qualification for the wedding to
take place within Scottish Jurisdiction, it
would be necessary for the ceremony to be
performed three miles off the coast
II was accordingly decided to charter
vessel at Leith for the conveyance OF the
wedding party beyond the three-mile limit,
and the steam tug Confidence was SHRED
for the purpose. The officiating clergyman
was the Rev Robert Johnston Of the
Murrayfield Established church, the brides
maid German friend OF the bride, the
best man Swedish doctor When juet
over the prescribed limit the boat was
stopped and the couple were united in the
bonds Of matrimony.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
NEW PiGMY RACE is FOUND
IN THE WILDS OF GUINEA
COincident with Discovery of Dwarfs
Comes the Finding OF n Strange
Mammoth Beast.

LONDON, July Especial Dispatch to
The Bee.)-The greatest interest has been
aroused in scientific circles by the dis
covery by q British expedition of a new
pigmy race In New Guinea. The intelligence
was conveyed in a communication from
Mr.. Walter Goodfellow, the noted ornltholo-
gist, who is In charge Of the expedition.
The explorers are cut off from all COM
munication, but 1t is supposed they had
commenced the ascent OF the Charles Louis
mountains running east and west of Dutch
New Guinea, and that the discovery was
made there. Chief interest now centers in
the news Of gigantic beast whose tracks
had been reported in New Guinea. The
tracks Of this creature which appears to
be a hoofed animal Of great size, have
been reported as having been seen in the
higher attitudes. Steps are being taken to
extend the stay of the expedition for al
least another year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
THREE G0RED TO DEATH IN
WILD STAMPEDE OF BULLS
Thrilling DenOuemeRt of Accident on
Hacienda Inhabited by Zero
ciOus Ring BattIers.

OPORTO, July Especial Dispatch to
The Bee.)-A terrible encounter with bulls,
which resolved itself into a fight on an
heroic scale, took place recently at Pelayos,
where there is q large cattle ranch for the
breeding of fierce Spanish bulls for the
purposes OF the national amusement OF
bull-fighting.
Herders were engaged in separating the
bulls and driving them into enclosures
when a large wooden stand, in which were
many spectators from the surrounding VIII
lagos, suddenly collapsed. over 100 persons
were thrown among the bulls, trampling
and tossing the victims. Ten cowboys,
armed with shotguns and rifles, jumped
into the arena and fired repeatedly at bulls
which were charging into the crowd.
Three men were gored to death and forty
spectators injured before the bulls had
been placed under control Six bulls were
shot.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
WANT AFTERNOON FUNERALS
Paris UndertRkers Are Tired of De-
lay in Getting Midday
Meal.

PARIS, July 9.-(Special Dispatch TO The
Bee.)-lt has now become regular thing
for Paris undertakers to air their griev-
ances every month, or SO. The latest com
plant is against the time set for all funer-
ais except the very cheapest.
1t is customary 70 choose the noon hour
for burial undertakers now wish II
postponed until o'clock. They complain
that they must wait too long for their
midday meal which. instead OF at ~ o clock
Is usually taken not before 2. and some
times later. This is a matter OF grave in
conve lence, for they are early risers and
have next 10 nothing for breakfast. An
other complaint IL against the long crepe
weepers, looking like Dickens carlcatures,
which is the regulation costume. They
wish to wear something else less funereal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
KING BARS RELIGIOUS ORDERS
Alfonso signs BHl Temporarily For
bidding Them TO Enter
spain.

MADRID July Especial Dispatch TO
The Bee.)--Commercial bodies have Joined
In a petition to the government in favor
of limiting the growth Of monastc orders.
They assert that the orders are monopoliz-
ing many branches of Industry and COM
MERGE The republican organizations have
pledged themselves TO support the govern
ment's religious program. King Alfonso
today signed the bill drawn up by Premier
CanaleJas forbidding further religious or
ders to enter Spain while the pending ne
gotlations with the Vatican for revision
OF the concordat are ended The premier
will present the measure to the cortes
tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
STRANGE IDEAS IN A WILL
Dona Albina PeixOte Makes Temporal
Provision for Her Rettnue
Of Servants.

LUCERNE. July s.-(Special Dispatch to
The Bee.)-There are strange provisions in
the will of her excellency Dona Albina
Peixote de SouEa Freire OF the House OF
Corregal. who died a splnster I'm september
last The heir is TO see that several ser
wants ana DEFENDANTS. when they leave
the house, are supplied with;
Forty measures OF twenty litres, say.
thlrty-two OF maize, six OF rye and two Of
beans. a large box. two carloads OF wood,
one being OF pine twigs for chips and the
other OF Topped wood. and also bacon and
fat sufficient TO last until the Filings and
half pipe OF wine with the cask."
To each OF the tenants OF her farms she
left two carloads OF corn. Some OF the
requests 10 members OF her family are
charged with the gift TO old servants and
others annually for the Feast OF this
Nativity. one CARLOAD OF pinew0od chips
and branches"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

CHRISTENSEN is ACQUITTED
Former Prime Minister is Cleared of
Population Charge.
NO LONGER POWER IN POLITICS
SpitsenberGen ~ PrOducinH n Large
Output of SmOkeIess Coal
Plans Being Made for
Royal Wait.
ny ERIc GRuNpMARK.

COPENHAGEN, July 9-(Special Dis-
patch to The Bee 1.-The fact that the SUI
preme court has acquitted former Prime
Minister Christensen OF all knowledge of
the 100000 peculations OF former minist er
of Justice Albertl causes no surprise. NJ.
Chrlstensen's friends all along have con-
tended that he was as much a victim ar
Albert a any one else, and few have be-
leved that the former prime minister was
personally dishonest.
The verdict OF the court WILL however,
have no effect on NJ. Christensen polltl-
cally. He will never be able to hold office
again in the judgement of politicians.
SmOEeIess steam Coal.
Smokeless steam coal of a good quality
is being mined to considerable extent in
Spitzbergen by an American company. II
finds ready market at Trondhjom, on the
west coast of Norway, and is also sold at
the ,mpanys dock In Advent Bay, re-
alizing about Ell per ton.
The mine is situated 1850 feet up the
mountainside on the shores of the bay and
the workings extend under the sea. 1t Is
said the supply is practically unlimited.
Royal Visits Planned.
The King and Queen of Norway have ar
ranged to pay their usual visit to Appleton
Hall, near Sandringham, in the autumnr
and will 60 to England with Queen Alex
andra and Princess Victoria on board the
Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert from
Christiania. A very great friendship eX-
listed between King George and King Aaa-
kon before they became brothers-in-iaw
and this has become closer during the
past few weeks The visit Of the King and
Queen Of Norway will be OF purely private
nature They will travel to Windsor ir
order to lay a wreath on the tomb of the
late King Edward. Queen Maud will re-
main in England for at least six weeks
but King Haakon may have to return t.
Norway before that, since he has many
matters Of the first importance to atten;
| to.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
ENGLISH TONGUE is CHOSEN
Chinese Education Board Recon-
mends and Throne Endorses the
accommodation.

PERING. July ESPECIAL Dispatch to
The Bee )-The throne, approving a recon-
mendation OF the Board OF Education. de-
crees that English shall be the official
language for scientific and technical edu-
cation. The study OF English IL made
compulsory IN all provincial scientific and
technical high schools.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
REVEALS FINE LOYALTY
Attempt to Kill General Brings Peo-
pie to Arms.
SLAYER A SUICIDE
Mob Would Have Torn Anarchist to
Pieces Had He Not Taken His
own Life i'm Very short
order.
.RY EM1L ANDRAssY.

VIENNA, July 9.-(Special Dispatch to
The Bee THE unsuccessful attempt to as
sassinate General Baron Won Varesanin as
he was returning from the opening of the
first Bosnian Herzegovinian diet at Serav-
ejo, has served to show the splendid 10y
atty of the provinces to the empire. Every
where in Bosnia Herzegovina is hard exc
Grafton for the anarchistic attempt and had
the would-be assassin not taken his own
life he probably would have been torn to
pieces by the crowd
Boydan Kavajic, the assassin, was a stu
dent and an anarchist.
It is not believed he had any accom-
plices.
Conference I'm Crete.
The proposal that the powers interested
In the Cretan situation hold a joint con-
ference at which the whole question may be
settled, meets with approval here. 1t is
understood that Russia has tentatively set
forward the following basis of settle-
ment:
Crete to retain its autonomy, but Turk
lsh s,izerainty TO be recognized by a yearly
tribute.
Later on, when things become quieter,
Crete, by capitalizing It's yearly tribute,
might receive additional autonomous
rights-that is, It could be incorporated
with Greece II the latter agreed to pay
purchase money to Turkey to be fixed
by an agreement.
Meanwhile, the rights of the Cretans to
render its relations to Greece as intimate
as possible will be recognized by various
treaties and conventions"
1t is considered in well-informed quar-
tiers here very unlikely that Turkey would
sanction such a proposal, and 1t is hardly
likely that the powers viii be able to reach
any agreement which is satisfactory tC
Turkey.
Troops mt ElectdOn.
The government is accused of employing
troops from Austrian garrisons during the
general election in Hungary to prevent
supporters of the opposition from reaching
the polling stations.
Various concrete instances are given, In
Guiding one by Mr.. Seton Watson, an Eng
lishman, who says he was present on cleo
ton day at Szakoleza and found the towr
surrounded by Gordon of troops, through
which supporters of the government candl
date were allowed to pass, while severa
hundred slovak electors were driven bacl
by force.
The premier, Count Khuen Hedervary, Il
reported to have replied by threatening
proceedings against Mr. Watson, declaring
1--WE are not afraid OF an Englishman., Thu
English fleet cannot come here. and vi
have no fear Of the English army"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
CRIMINALS STORM A GATE
Guards Are PeIted with BriekbRtH
and IL ia Found Necessary 90
Fire VOIIey.

CALCUTTA, July 9.-(Special Dispatch TO
The Bee )-About 400 habitual criminals at
tempted to storm the main gate OF the
Latchgart Central Goal, Lahore. Ignoring
the warning OF the authorities. they
showered brickbats on the guards. who
fired volley. checking the rioters. Two
further dangerous rushes were made. and
the guards fired again. Seven rioters were
killed and fifty wounded.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
OPEN TRAFFIC IN GIRLS
Young MOhamMedRn Women Are
sold in Market at Fixed
Price.

ST. PETERSBURG, July s.-(speeial DIS
patch to The Bee.)-The attention OF the
authorities at st. Petersburg is being dl-
rected to the fact that IA several towns
on the Volga Mohammedan girls have
lately been sold in the open market. In
quiries go to show that the girls have oesn
forcibly abducted and sold to agents from
Turkey and Persia at prices ranging from
s25 to S226 according TO age and appearance
The local officials are said to have raised
no obstacles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
PEASANTS FEARFUL OF WAR
"LaIse of BLOOD" is Much ia Evidence
and Gives Rise 40 Evil
FOEebOdinKs.

LUcERNE. July s-(speclal Dispatch to
The BEETLE Roth-see, near Lucerne.
known as "The Lake Of Blood" has as
sumed It's sinister sanguinary appearance
this season and the peasants believe a war
viii break out this year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
GIRL AsSASsINATES MAYOR
Kills Chief Executive Because sac
Was Accused of Accepting
Bribcs.

ST. PETERSBURG, July s--tspecial Dis
patch to The Bee)-M. Laesk mayor OK
Mohiloff, has been assassinated by the
daughter OF the late mayor, NJ. MichalslIy
who was recently sentenced 70 a term OF
brides.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
TO PUT BAN ON PICTURES
Agitation Against TsNhtbitiOn of Fight
Films I'm the English
NN.erauaIla

LONDON. July 9.-(special Dispatch to
Tho e.)-while there is. a strong element
here in favor OF the Jeftries-Johnson fight
pictures. indications are that preponder-
ance OF public sentiment is directed against
the plctures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
Several Hundred Catholics Will Jour
ney to Vatican.
MERRY DEL VAL IN DISTRIBUTE
Blamed for Recent Trouble Between
Spain and Church.
SWALLOWS CAPTURE MONASTERY
Lions Given by Emperor Menelik 10
the Pope Are Poisoned I'm the
Vatican Gardens--BishOp
Presents "a Priest.
nY cLrMrNr !. pARRErr.

ROME, July 9.-(Special Dispatch TO The
Bee.)-American churchmen In Rome are
making elaborate preparation for the re-
ception and entertainment of the Pilgrim
age of the knights of Columbus which Is
to reach Rome the latter part of August.
From advices received here IL is believed
there will be several hundred leading
American Catholics from all sections of the
United States among the pilgrims. They
are epexcted at Naples August IS, going
from there to Genoa, where they will take
part In festivities in honor of Christopher
Columbus. They will be joined at Genoa
by a number of Americans from Rome, who
will act as combination guards of honor
and guides while the American pilgrims
are in the Holy City.
They will be granted a special audience
by the holy father and nothing will be
left undone for their comfort and enter
tainment while here.
Merry del Val blamed.
The trouble between the Vatican and
Spain. which II is feared by churchmen may
lead to the separation of the church and
state in the most Catholic country in the
world, is credited to the intolorant spirit OF
Cardinal Merry del Val and gives the enc
mics Of the papal secretary OF state more
ammunition in the warfare which Is being
waged against him..
It is not believed that even the strong
personal friendship the pope has for Car
dinal del Val will be able to prevent his
early retirement from the secretaryship OF
| state
Swallows I'm Monastery.
A pretty story reaches Rome from the
Alps.
| The other day an enormous flight OF
swallows passing from Italy northwards
over. the Alps, near the famous hospice OF
! st. Bernard, were surprised by a heavy
snowstorm. The monks. observing the
helpless birds like black cloud approach
ing the hospice, opened the doors and win
I dows, whereupon thousands OF the birds
swsrmed in, seeking shelter against the
snow and storm. The refectory, the cor
ridors the kitchen and even the monks
cells were crowded by the swallows. The
birds remained the whole night, and next
morning, the weather being fine. they con-
tinued their flight, Many hundreds that
did not reach the hospice were afterwards
found dead in the snow.
Lions POIsoned.
Two lions which the Emperor Menelik OF
Abyssinia gave to the Pope year or two
ago have been found dead in the private
zoo in the Vatican gardens. 1t is believed
the animals have been poisoned.
Bishop Presents Priest.
Bishop Corbe:t Of Sale, Australia, who
has been seriously i'll for three months in
the hospital of the Little Sisters of Mary
here. presented to the Pope recently Father
Guy Gavan Duffy. son of barrister of
Melbourne, whose father was Sir Charles
Duffy. Father Gavan Duffy has just been
ordained in Switzerland.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
soIne OId-TImera.

A record for longevity Is claimed for
an old couple named Fayet, residing al
Chateldon. Pude-DOme, the husband Oeing
lO3 and the wife l0l. Both are IN excel
lent health. and work-unaided-thelr email
holding.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

Balloon I'm Directory.

Partisan reference books for next wear
will denote those. fortunate or otherwise,
to own balloons by marking q small bal
loon or aeroplane against their names.
This win prove very convenient for neigh
bors who wish to commit suicide unvb-
trusively can just borrow the seropiane for
"a fly In the park"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
Lionn PoInnned.

Two lions which the Emperor Menelik OF
Abyssinia gave to the Pope a year or two
ago have been found dead in the private
zoo in the Vatican gardens 1t Is believed
the animals have been poisoned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

PARIS, July s.-(special Dispatch to The
Bee)-In the gentle arts of ballot box
stuffing, intimidation Of voters and stealing
of elections generally the French colonies
not only have nothing to learn of the most
expert American opponents OF the shady
side Of politics, but in view of the dis
closures in the examination OF the returns
from Guadeloupe, Martinique and La Re
union, just made by the new Chamber of
Deputies, those colonists could qualify as
teachers to any aspirants who wish to learn
the trick OF carrying elections without
votes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10
Lepine May Resign.

M Lepine, the famous project of police
OF Paris. may resign because of differences
with the government.
one point OF disagreement comes of the
rule that all public administrations must
accept certain number Of ex-serviee men
every. year. Thanks TO this, NJ. Lepine is
asked to accept as policemen two ex-
soldiers, who have each served a term of
Imprisonment. He strongly objects, and
so do his men.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-10

The crusade againts bucket shops IN the
United States by the government has APP
parently driven many American bucket
shop owners to England. There is a per-
feet flood OF new bucketshops in London.
The same old bait is given, and Judging
from the number OF new bucketshups
upringing upon all sides not only in Lon
don but I'm Manchester and other large
cities Of England, the English people are
In for a great Fleeing.