Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 25, 1900, Page 6

OMAHA DAILY I ad more troops IRMY CRINA n would o sympathy ™ sald Gomer, the until 1! dan with the to realize h nsn “Patriot o right t the most | establishied true senti not pre ilie ther rectio _THE OMAHA DaILy y instration not China will | fsm ed. With a | chor thonght that the to . te | ¢ oSt Worthy—1 ohject | ment repuhl tha soldlers the r e stead to China A md f an oligavchy United wen government of Pekin 1l prove at t connte: nt t does not 1 ihder sland will enjoy equal rights and priv ablished the fullest assur political system as threaten 1 ng some nst can in If there st Jovement force already and broadest sense are people <l is there disposed to resist this they t it 1 to Caban independence. COMMENDABLE POLICE given to understand t Intely essent ons, 1 WORK appre of the per » foul murder in this city commendable pie f presumed that will 1 ithdrawn | fied the prompt rators of tl Thursday | wid | po take hension ent 1 nment ur governn not | u | ather negot oxpected i work Although the to the wis ept erim e committ ney » withesses to tl those who and not < had ample 1oks ox parties ed pporty dis until t im nity cover 1 and make their ¢ than twelve [ th ind | confronted that fc confession, w eireum- | om make | reed 1 To accomplish this officers who not only but vigilant performance prompt i ) the th Appenrs kno' douht ness are and untir nuien ofre the of their duties The undoubt appreliension of hav suppres of these culprits Infinence lar outbreak Clina a salutary for iny the on of sin aind s 1 i of vielous and disorderly classes wl city has AS efficient police striking pron — | REMEMBE While Omaha is suffer ont n the thing brought membert itrary nter t an example of well divected and tol work t 1 have ind ar is ¢ stands ont to pay | in " WORTH nonnts PARTIES LEAVING FOR SUMMER, i - steadily ractieal yvernment must v purel the expedien tlement. It the temper of the \te temporizi it » Chine ¥ larg s 8rov i from the figres about thi It is tl veto interposed to the Omaha o lust | slature to death all plans fc of Omaha and Sont As was pofuted out relating to the solidating the in the hein; acilitate the Parties the sumime sent (o otitying leaving andpoint - may them the eity for he H 1 resulnely The Pec Business ofce, in person or by The adidress will he % often an destred. e Are you enrolled rep this year? If not, why not? — Climb up on any tall Omaha and note the new 1 all over the that O consns one th eretore. the Alled-for hy Governor orth 1o swe of 1 set also powers g and if that is atte 1stening and that will not toler- wted it may resnlt in actual war and probably of 1l In there will b the United minst unders harter n which consolidation Omaha at v revis the put the dismemberment telling China that porizing really given a friendly warnin empire no ten States the con the time ethod of g Yoliate negotiations section & two 1. al union n of fact Governor Poynter vetoed t) arter the legislature had adjourned response to the demands of 4 gan political ronstabouts who feared the 1 charter might interfere with the opers tion of the local democratic machine. It is worth remembering that had charter revision ded Oranha and South Omaha hive one wunicipal for census pur poses. as and, instead of showing of nearly 40,000 from the census of 1800, the population returns for ( ater Omaha would have been in the neighborhood of 130,000, even at the figures of the enumeration—which no one does justice to the city The first blow at Omaha's inding was therefore given ernor Poynter, who now asks Omaha | | people for a vote of it of his | action by re-election at the polls in | wember. | Lvery time fx seattered was most 3 s impossible to foresee what alation: ofi this sub lutely to ¥ if you want oculur proof vital determined prose " campalgn In China and tussian commander there Jupan is prepared to take a very active part should it appear that of the other powers have designs Chinese tervitory. Only the United can be depended npon to pursne an entively tair and st forward course, demand ing no mor is just and stiil ad hering to its declared purpose of ing a solution “which may bring about | perianent and pe China Preserve territorial and administra tive entity, protect all rights guaranteed to friendly and national law for world the principle of and partial teade with all of Chinese empirs China's security b found in with the t nds and made by S, Iy o3tnnding vet arise. Emperor t HeceuATy that the 1% this hin in of w spite the Lgressive The fact litary contracts for winter fu that now s the * time stories abont the price “ulate fhestisbe et The democrats of g city is 1 f making i reminds us the usual il golug up [ any 10 begin to « 5l Stutes ennessee district have nominated a man named Moon for on Except for the fact that it fs a democratle stronghold an eclipse of the moon might be expected in Novem ber, sueee would corporation i in reality ross than heen | | | 1 safety e to a decrease ——— ity M. s Bryan's Topeku speech is given in every republican well democratic newspaper, yet cry that the money | has the press to the popoeratic eandidate Wil be continued Just the same, —————— takes e as as the inte the | ! powers by treaty every and safeguard equal parts present | wer believes cloy im the will | fair the census by complying Goy I it whistlin, popocratic 2 two monihs lax 10 keep up the such a amount « of the i when it is distant ove irney d conditions American government from the political | POSSIBLE TROUBLE IN CUBA | Political affairs in Cu what threatening in with Aes a endorsem graveyurd a whole platoon of calliopes will be K before elec tion. in Omaha man or woman | inted with Omaha's alleged popula axe it should be a remiuder of ) in the back given this city by opocratic governor and his partisan tuking on neq ¥ the v a | troun Lot del vention som| is s tion dec | the the henchmen who carried through the against the charter bill, aspect and connection the ¢ a — ection militia the eng of the sl « Omaha's usual, one of the state constitutional ven pro of the party company s | central attractions of umpment of Na is possible and General Gomez, the leader con Guards. Omaba’s erack compan who fought against have always realized the vesponsibilits ing that none bmt genuine resting upon them to maintatn the repu. | Fevolutionists should be elocted to the tation of the city In a recently published let ter he declared that “nobody should be llowed to the convention who formerly defamed the revolution, nnless Cubans wish to outrage honor and sa cred duty.” He said old scores will not therefore “let the Span | until all N ente o8 of the republi that “the abandon the composed of those Spain, is ur s spiracy is P THE Rea of number Sunday the demand for and up to date in every The Bee gives all the n r the world promptly and in th readable form. Its Sunday features are high class lite aud pictorial standpoint As @ frontispiece The Hlustrated Bee | will present a tace of surpassing beauty that of a little girl posed as an alle gorical type indicative of patience. Two timely articles are suggest |the Grand Army of the Republic union to open In Chi explaivs the original organization and is written by Mayor General Wheeler and the other is a tribute to the veterans of the civil war from the pen of Major General Danigl E. Sleklos, each acc panied by a lifelike portrait of the au thor from latest photographs. People who were intereste saving exhibit at will also be interested in | article of tl at the Paris 1 d Ntates the front it this branch, the SUNDAY BEE The Bee wmay which will meet fully @ newspaper modern department all » most convention s expect upon em a The po insist Chang showing t ney before they commence negotiating peace terms with him. They are busy with other matters to waste time with uny one who might later turn out without responsibility A Tennessee court has declded th 18 perfectly proper for an attorney weep during the argument of a e he has tears to spave. That 18 the proper time- it is the turn after the rinl over lawyer's bill is presented Congressman Sutherland if the people of the Fifth not want him In congress he was feetly willing to at home. 1t 10 be hoped Mr. Shallenberger is equaliy casy to satlsfy, otl appointment is in store for him Poynter Is back f fishing telp and =ays he camped within a few wiles of and to wear an overcoat. H realize from that how he will feel the first time Le comes in contact with Grand Army of the Republic reunion ors enter LI Hung power of attor s ws from be forgotten, lal far stand equal throngh the [ 10 a 1ater 1ot revolutionists convention to enemies, hut should erown their in 1t which perhaps means that g should be f that 1inst those with the N wside from a declares 1 it to ir fuly client’s and the own work e convention, corta 1 by is ramed w e nate g who were not ction in about Insur aguinst stated that dia nt than these petition MeKinley by of the “veteran: Cuba, | the govery framing of f Cuba repre inter utter district sul the mitted to President Senor of nesting m stay i of interference independene » wise a great dis u the life Omaba exposition an ilustrated litesaving devices X Whils litesaving service pertaining to countries participat 1inst any Washington in constitution of pet fail to see the rig ment ent at the the i 1 I Governor shown the to ents of the sition snow was foreed t o u Is can probably everything othe ex] ) € w Sine ¥ the Cuban government wgniged in due tiy | perdenc cu granted that sposition ssed to grant it is hoped th Wis wition are also ¢, nor d by novel exhibits which are de vibed in an entertair penter’s letter this week continues discussion of American trad the Philippines, outlining lities of American enterprise has inde « ¢ Cuban | s Purties having a register used in one § JRAGRAE f the frec soup or free I four years ago will confer sending 1t to the popousatic The committee Kiug wen out of a job and. as they are scarce at pres ent, the r be ap) o I it committes, | MEeNton Wil be duly carried | and the Cuban pec tultilment o ol ov ex f t this ¢ 1o effy e have cause to re she ‘jolut reso ring T and Iging houses pros the and A favor is 1 for joice in the 1ely about mls | lution’ | and warn e 1l ng s izne accompanying of cougress to be t hem & ¥ ance of exist pic Munila ord of democratic 1 to. The representatives of the Turners of Omaha bave carried away » | e basketful of first prizes at the Cleveland | received tourn competing with the | ment to athletes from ull over the country. Con. | BOsS gratulations are in not only for | Pl the sssful competitive team | What but | also Omaha, which shaves in the | ton | the times must ndepende e ntisfi 1 1res the l-guthering ou 1 Manil ot of diss on custom house ohemian | thit is somewh surprisin canals and ample assur the eal \ £ the purps they and faithfu f independen the 1 agalost Spain United States | tirely from Cuba | lutely free to | et up a government vegardless of nterests of those who wer A Gowez said, old sc¢ tten and given the opportunity fots or revolutionists wonld not fa Every " with the career of the only e in the Unite nolds, ment best to wssloned | States | Mrs, 1 1jor by created the order Pittsburg Lund red for during the ek of the | t and giver were Governor 1linofs, Donelson exnolds the Philippines n insuprec | o W y s for wnor, now w sliall and of ervices at Mrs ervice desive or withdr wd them irant eav voiunte The man who has frame srease in price from eattle from £20 to 60 undes us on bis sheep in and his the sthnu | & vepublican administeation is not | likely to vote for calamity if he lh:uk-l the matt The majority of the | people of this country have had calamity enough to last thew for the remainder tution t 2hts in cording to the v the r promoting the ty. Her Philinpine t Manila o only in e sh instructive wn fdeas ited Cross soc the S0 lew of the then are g e e r over, the | These a few attra " of str g h | tons A pietures md readin 1 he | v Bl w of their lives, 29 the island gud every Cuban wko wa to make this manifest served to patrous of The Suuday Bee TR | United States serves noti and if the T | | der the new Owmaha census different t 1| the | United a8 I learn that the Pekin leg A t t t | dose of military d t i over the leg t t | st t ported in his efforts to enforce the ordi- | county nances t t not to he tolerated, exce [ |t wiring or any t o a a t b tellow t Tammany spollsmen | which is 8o characteristic of the Celestials t I i “smiles meet t | ® | rudely shaken w Congressmar t t 1 b v n g African statesp.ar BEE If it of your news In diverting liy rdered to China th to re Pt * on the n 1 the lippines th 1 let g 1 pie 1 it dithenlt Stutes suce to Unitec ods i disi i neide nting the T nent ¢ ' have a hold on good 1 and Iy which yire will tizens, xth holds the ward banner un with a pop le the Ninth half that law the % to give each an | ent I Hlation of near! 0 Is the list wards of o be hlocked ont qual population ward lines sffected befor held, in 1ute o notable lect however W, wi with only Under the city ar wmber of the are A readjustr 11 probably another « e The W ve to o ty election s which w presentation e nest « 1 until " is not 1y county the fo will | tly | republic Donglas t he les dire States il " ™ itted te ar " upon their choice m, senator, but they ¥ to delog ave the opportui vote indirec ¢ te sele v oof o unty convention o6 who can i o it that delegates sen relied Mective ortise Mr to b B among t tha " dently edfr that ey t deawing har faith ards e sultan of Turkey has n that I'he Howers v gives him gr tions ha on abroad sul I'here owever, that is not well powers elieved is a suspicion e the might have ipline | fuir board unate county fair p Jouglas county, being engaged just now n a squabble with the state autho which been The into the symp dec knows only an very that but ved state t The as the moters ties ion and ve appropi has lapsed the tred may have 1siness itself insist ok board he nrned fair he mandamus | latte ) sury to into te e city electrician should be sup interference with clec rical conductorge The cutting of elec rical wires -enddngers property and is st under proper sple do not from defective | against Onr p want by i ther cinse m——— Setting Things Right. Philadelphia Times There is a misstatement in the assertion gulations invite loss | that the campalign liar is taking more rope han usual. He does not use rope, but arn. delayed No Chicago Rec of those nation. ord who A been made though The have perated on for appendicitis has nc nomination vye presidential | nearly every one else has been heard from. King Croker's Mailed Fist. | Philadelphia Record | There is nothing in modern politics more | isgraceful than the confession of | he Brooklyn democrats they would e glad support Bird S. Coler, their citizen, for the governorship, but | hat they cannot afford to quarrel with the | that to Overtu Americar ace proposals have | innocent naivete | Chang's B Baltimore Chang's of Hung flavor Li strong P that ill they have things in trim for murder- ng missionari or assailing foreigners But he will require something more than that childlike and bland” to| his, and may be both astonished and rieved to find that former blandness has stera credulity are Senn appointment 1P r Dolliv Ploneer I by Governor Th ¥ of | Dolliver to the seat in | made it by will be gratify only of low Mr. Dolli an eloquen and will | in the long he United he death of Senator ng to the republic ut of the northwest generaily er is a good deal th He of b take 18 Gear ns, not 4| | orator is a iy man ains place remain there course of of th ] a it he she for the which the on new develop- | men etiquette body im oses members. | Cont of Ca Tirp ing th Phi nest. phia the and to give to th British it the South ar will be overnme of 5 jot the home the other of the of the n alr of sat lude re s in 81 s Th Hag: se hope ere comrades word and the t paid te ition of his pe ve been expected | torial ITICAL SNAPSHOTS phia back s for mes: Senator is the gave him oming mak old party eturn \ our aham 1 atron sai oln the the W revered as had follo who is A g t by er hav nothing t € a candida Judging in Ne before he k b by livide brask ¢ 10 . r the the offices will stand a s Mail a ograph th th Bryar cylin 1nd n N speech time itled pathet “The Before La Was Strotched Post th would only be consisten better impresstom. N stoutly that worrying much; ne are in ng ou recitation en Night ry hicago demociatic editors would make a 180 they were republ man because elt they asserting the an Roos because agers were talked m too w they say same nagers his glv York consternation politt Kill in measu and bis imy vagaric ewart is ndoubted tern sen impery he drift n with I Brya ne hich ¢ 0 the the ously | fol tion of lowing raska in ning s CAMPAIGY DRIV There is now most nate no doubt man that F th an is the Until the several “letters of a b eptance’” A as ear ampaign cannot regarded wide open Hal n cal shine into J in casting horoscopes Mone league, an than Bryan me hana anot} on of n »w and spare that it | New neces Y Da i 1 let At ha How Stewart 11 his 1 the tim han arc Santa now an ic circles treated with Claus t of Even con whi fon in q Crime of Hon. Horace Boles. one of the faithful of 8 not exercising his voice in politics But s of stock and t indicate that he hi market ar his rrod toing fa The outpu pres| ing. rly we t egge bearing ap initials 1o be it nt ates Inte an ars increased perplexed these been obliged invitations to mke vored with a Datis congratulated on in these greatly ha Webster days. He decline in onc speeches. Loc good luck McKi Jority Davis s he orely says has to lities f are e oy in Pa is reasc Pequea township. Rev. Danicl Rhines, old here, with his five so in-law and thirteen grandsons, of them republica; The democrats st any sout [2 in Lancaster 9 years five sons- every one and populists have not n or carried any northern this year. Elections have Oregon, Alabama North Carolina 1 been Island held and Maine and Vermont will vote in Septem- | fused a spirit | made them for the moment almost as pA- | That I've falle as himself ber. Connecticut formerly made it a requisite of suffrage that electors should “have sus- tained good moral character during the r. In South Carolina paupers were luded and in Arkansas no soldier, sea ex was qualified to vote John W. Yerkes date for governor of Kentucky, i and is collector of internal revenue was a candidate for United States senator when Senator Deboe elected in 1807 on the 112th ballot a resident the town of Danville seat of Centre college There are tors who the republican candi a lawyer He was He the now twelve United States sena been of their respective They are Davis and Nelson of Minnesota, Proctor of Vermont Berry of Arkansas, Hawley of Connecticut Cullom of Tllinois, Bate of Tenn Per kins of California, Shoup of Idaho, Tillman of South Carolina, Foraker of Ohio and Culberson of Texas Of these eight are republicans and four democrats John H. Holt have vernors democratic candidate for governor of West Virginia, will make flddling campaign, in imitation of other southerners who have run for ilar offices. Governor Atkinson, the pres ent republican executive of the state made use of a violin in his canvass, and former Governor Wilson was also a per- former on the same Instrument. “Alf Taylor fiddled his way into the guberna chair of Ten He and his brother “Bob the state to- gether, divided time in their speeches and frequently slept in the same bed GREAT YEAR a some sim- canvassed of the Precious Aboat the U Baltimore looks as if this the production the Alaskan region to the world's sup output, good judges say, will not be than $24,000,000. Most of this gold comc directly to the United States, is distributed and sent abroad nd for it. The of a stringen gold is freely whenever there is Metal in fted States, American will be a gold contr 1 ly, and this year Tide and It for be & great Last [ iters se a dem ever now and money market by millions A of hod. eveloping region possible done in me mining gold rapidly years the cold mmer ted have in than Mining in winter ape Nome toubt r flelds he m was regiol The with overcrow people there is to The 1o reglon Heo and b ave redited in the eyca of the whole country ed been dis Stewart's | |able | and | the intrigues of Russia, was depc vl perlod there was no prince at the head ot | X Rhbode | & mbouloft, Arkansas, | man such as the world has rarely seen, in- | the exigenci, | ways | produced a net income of over $118,000,00¢ | ot about ings Several lar, gest me be. le has 1o riv fiek pla power. Au pro Europe he sta fro telligent econ 1 fan far the in e about T wh Ind ferers often [ clu raing Roumania Bul rev qua iny der zen sur called his represen mo! stirring speech asked them to prepare war ise here for a blaze in the Balkans mania ped army the their | for | mantans made a fine record ably sure of a ma- |der Prince Alexander, had | army, as was shown at thu battle of Slev. nitza, where the Servians were completely routed and their country placed merey of cha; the triotic | however. haps cou let Whethe ope Ger) ways and the canals in Germany are 50 that there is no free by pet trei on cons rail treasury, ate whi 1% much try, of rate on ( the trafc shipper of go to ar alrs 0OTHER var th gon hip guns t W mands large prestige eded v o part of w wsion, it of other to prote leadis allian ngary the It the mos ! there one t s [ ¥ trust to an alry ent e in H stria ans bably ar to bear population rvation ane herer a m r unt to of lat It 1t to ard military N prosperi Italy nd fa stil pite howed 1 the last 000 for t Another r 1 in year ended her railway m to 26,790 railways ent the 14,49 rd) 520 mil number of two principa h 5262 were luna and 326 ension of th ted with the from fami Iways food nine distriets pre mile 0 " " unde giving It India sively agricult her people 8 i to is garia. It olutionary rters at Sofla of Mace veral pre on a d Bulgar Th asion ed & and u render nt reply ned the heads There woul %0 far as larger war of 1877 the liberation Alexand nged since th war with S int and the the worst 14 be found i no crime inte | man or marine in the United States service | OF bis depraved tastes it pay stion on throws s n q ‘many the ition. Governm ght rat canals sta of b siderably less on th m, ways pay a ne while ca A deficit. In 1 the canals $250 a m of the Prus cents per above the ra The 4%-cent mills per tot ate is 3.52 mills per ton mile. rate on railw the the trafic on on Amei Upon the 18 b nation rat pay the LANDS ago n 5 on the r nd rates a: ton erman waterways is higher than THAN otRs Ita ad + larg over been n oney " ain under nd tmy nich he B oy ne natior h ng H mi! with sim ould be promote 1 turned ¥ rag Gern beye peopl Th vily taxed pe ' hers so Much verge th y fan farm alta ¥ he are rous X taxation of the of Kk that Orientals northwar hat h Russia outh a hundred tail t Arctic i sppend over tide Ax ex ne exactions for the heavy outh America for year the 1 promises 1 1o large r armed to many United alian statesmen were in humane, they bition and k of their country, Arrying the p e a b ty ¥ BREEZY TRIFLES lus of year let g of t in her addition arch, 1900, of bringing urn ¢ ry two e extent leake the The v t per cent, agalr There sl of year f five nehe miles me ial narrow guag n the lines was 238.8 mployes ¢ were tor reliev ne. By brought The t allway he onstruction of new | ceded, with a view n. | a p ex dependent on would be better off of head the head has ing for ently mur. imanian citi ng made for his impude Rouman! from Scofia of departments and a and toni emand b sum. ina ive Detr hideo d seem to be suffl . Rou- known, has & well equip than that of Bulgaria. In which was fought mainly n of Bulgaria, the Rou- Bulgaria, un. admirable W blic at me though I 'm A £ putting it. Whenever an «a now-a-da vou ha o th to decide whether he's talking slan, )t the wered Hm n't like wa the have through | sed after | stormy twie or T at der. en. But things Alexander, THE REASON, =1 5.4 d for a - maidens eharm dore. and Whem to see And to me its quite wlarming When T think the matter o T always act so siily they're near. 111 a patriot and states- s co yme! ch | That o his countrymen which | That T take my ocat It did not las | Fallen dead in with both eventually chose pecimen of royalty that Europe. Ferdinand has rfere with his vengeance long ¥ per Of the We to foster canals is an which the experience of ome light. Both the rail owned | = officials fix the flways and the tolls not varied to meet pusiness. Canal rates are than those of the rail e classes of goods. The t profit into the national nals and waterways cre- 697 the German railways | nent Saturday Only 33 1-3 per cent discount on Premos and Pocos— 30¢ 16, 18: Eastman Kodaks cut 20 per cent. Mail Orders Filled. were mile. operated The av at a loss rage earn. slan rallways are about mile, the rate being| tes common in this couns rate is equivalent to mile. while the capal The higher explains the growth canals. Yet the freight Stanley Dry Plates, 4x Seeds Dry Plates, 4x Manning Masks, 1x5 n -extra fast ys ize rican railways of heavy whole, it seems that the by rail in Germany helps ® while the ship taxes per by water has part of the cost of trans por | brie | | 1 trafic traffic of the shipper by canal of canal treasury bill of out t borne by th efly, the surplu meets the the shippe of the E “Or th vou the if you you ha trarief suit o perior months e taxpayer. To put it s %0t out of the railway de from the canal r by rail pays in part the Two-thirds transportation comes tolls paying only one- | J. C. HUTESON & CoO. Photo Supplies 1520 DOUGLAS STREET ORMALDEHYDE. When the helieve e same with a difference.” \ A clothes are as good as onrs then haven't worn ours ve tried both kinds v twixt them in every detail. 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