Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 14, 1900, Page 1

THE ESTABLISHED JUNE [ ——————— CRISIS NOW AT EXD/S€EX Rusain Ru LTI re ‘ v Havineg a ; rr sia's Necess n Proposal Fasses, Brpected Order to Ge Pekin PRELIMINARIES FOR NEGOTIATION NEXT Message from Li Hun Removes ang fany Dmbarrassing Obstacles. At Washinge Own I Will Stop Mu Men Can of Wi WASHINGT crisis thut over »l thme the m attention to lea me qu posal of tb been the evacua n ment averted matl o the ob which t rday ng to for finally stoad rang tions the moss obst negc exists 18 pledge to protect ktop the outrag and native and thus manifest the ex facto government, there i doubt negotiations will begin tice that Russian Pekin nutil made for to take with the has been Li Hung Chang slon 18 adhered which Chinese tod nego! prelimi are tr to Chang the ible Hun hese ne lations and or th are preparing f to abili apon converts tence re a to no “nn i il State a Depnrt [ rrangements b installation of a government rge of aftuirs is directly in line that the State irtment pursuing in with and deci to 1 will factli tate the ultimate withd all of th foreign troops, in the opinion of the clals here. An inference from the Russian #tatement I8 that Li's coming to Pekin will be forwarded by Russia in the hope making the desired arrangement establishment of Chine there. As Li cannot reach the capital from Bhanghal, starting tomorrow, Inside o week, 1t may be that there will be no de velopments in the international situation within that period of time. Our government has not yet that all of the Russian mote have been returned. ‘It is sald that all of the powers have been heard from on the subject, but the disposi tion to regurd their communications not | as answers but rather as argumentative #tatements, will leave the main Is #till open for discussion. This point, how ever, becomes of diminished importance in | of the announced purpose of the Russfan governn to modify the terms of its original proposition in the manner indicated ARREST KETTELER MURDERER Feund with Dend ot Ame some © be WASHINGTON rec Mini P Li expressed day the 1 ba Chang the hi S| th it d answ alm han, Amer note of a few uflicient Ame n powers Iy ys he h the prote The answer to protect E r and o the departy mmuni A made ition [t fr of | the State nition of Li petent There ol Hung ¢ negotiate never been fency 1 nipotentiary, but tt tment has been any extraordinary pov for the protection of American life property in China, pending a final ment. It has succeeded in attaining object, as is indicat Li Hung Chang presented to Assistant § retary Hill this morniug by Minister The department asked Li Hung “without further delay to give assurar that the life and property will heneeforth be respected the Chinese empire The viceroy has the asked for. His word came in th able dispat Minister vesterday, at Shanghai. Nir the department thi presented this answer to Mr. turn sont it forward to the will be for the latter to Li's assurance s sufcient | necds of the case is believed her joners of compen ragos for the as an envoy peace settle ny doubt here redentlals effort of the to cause him might . to had a governm . he advised answers to the heen even sot view ant given a shape Wu a to State morning & Hill. He president e to Mininter's Watch— Creime and Says It Was Order, meet that if the powe and through certain (Copyright, 1900, by PRKIN, Sept. 9 rested the sin of Baron the rman minister to China ssagsin has been handed ove mans by the Japanese and has « gullt. He was arrested for trying to s @ watch with initials, which he admitted taking from the body of Baron von Kette ler. He afterward admitted the crime, #ayng that the imperial government ordered the commission of the Colonel Prietekoff's gaged 500 Box the The Assoclated Pre have ar Ketteler Th for ation for € common S8 von i i However nity of successful Inte @ made if ion than 1ation Pekin will look appointing its ow to deal directly good s can be final 0 n to the the in A seitlement ytes 7 | direction | directe | Unitea own in sl [ the Chinese commissi Tt 1s believed here dready been ad f the urgent necessity in Pekin to initiate announced intention | trom Shanghai t Nt ceure no the more o evac of 9 State government a to prests ca ner w i act party s seven miles from Machipo Bhe Boxers were armed only with swords and spears. The Russian cavalry charged on them, killing many of them with sabers The charge was made through the corn fleld and the Russians succeeded in killing the commander of the enemy’s forces, Th casualtios among the estimate at A Russian offcer was wounded | and two Cossacks were killed yoste that day en Li Hung by Prince for his attendan negotiations, her to sall the capital the State d that no further orders to General Chaffee He 15 roady, however. word from Wi h seaward ne was stated at this mornin ne forward v withdrawal | waita but the CANNUT EVACUATE AT ONCE*" """ partme Boxers are Ruasin Will Kee Until Satisfact Troops | Native stnlied, P! Atinek nCay ra ndred of Am e Iry ST. PETERSBURG ®ian government adhere posal Pekin cherish « grec ain that the allies government there should government lefore the now hogun by the e The to R ,, continues to will end by Great Brit explained, however rlaliste quartersd th of | ‘They killed thirty and capty unless the Chinese | The enemy fled northward. cnters, so that | interval without a therefore, move the ns pt. 1 firmly and its hy the Associat (Via Taku W cavalryme for (Copyright, 190, PEKIN | A troop the he to it follow Russia that Am and of to surprised mple 120 rifl as catt recogni impossibility leaving immed not Ru ter for installatlc Some Hoxers recently attacked two co of Russians, who working party Reinforcement attack ¥ nie railway sfa cannot t the South eded in d Two of vination negotin EARL LI EXTENDS STRONG ARM | \'+ ¢ l.‘.. SHANGHAI win ce He " Pekin th imme- | | L e surroundiog town it Orde fon of Ch | LEAVES [ s 1o n Missionnries, ' Depn Wil sh Lin, ane € h Prin, Whe Go PARI Shanghai Hu provinee tec & measures The hat Fret onst Char Ll of S e sl trouble The had bien taken had been dispat wir 4 n 1 to tak the gover measures o pro has Chang infor WASHINGTON the glan aries who were in | oninese governor replied tha . Hung the angha of cavalry fonsc Earl that he tection ¥u in the LA, the had & 1h onsul says, informe nt ord of onarie Pan Ting Fu of Chi Li AWAIT EMPEROR'S ARRIVAL Yrince Ching but He Cunn curren a province at where, it negot powers ¢ Pek will Iy resentutives of will ted ith the he settl he ve rompily open Talks with the Act With L ne Mininters, t Ca h It of peace tern Quar PETE nya s ra for Russinn SBURG, & 1 'roops. The Already vright, 19 t r PEKIN the tor with by Pres Auring minix he Associat Prin "hing the I tha Sept e terday power he LI Hung Chang. An quest has been telegraphed Li H ssking that oMeial to coma to Peki Marquis Tsiang states that nothing can Do done until the arrival of the cmperor. be with at T Avthur | Ta Lien Wan for th A dispateh from Sa patch of artillery and the purchase horses for the use of the Russian army the far east have been countermanded. ) ng nt re Chung says that the State to use this ! in the response from Chang of Amerleans throughout surance dated whether | the | towar guarding Maapo | CABLE FROM LI HUNG CHANG‘! v 1|..u‘,, Wu Hu b | nee | ot nd n classes of out thi hat the irs ith Chang Chin nee tomorrow ot had | touching and hinglon to be [ tions regarding the affaire Dreyfus, and ‘vw mu | to ah m a 1! TODAY wtio for Novoe m | 1 in| aged over | | to O\ Eithe or I e widre Mount YT nion, dato fc put mark ¢ Mr ord 1 soldier. ervice 1 the hould active age te Mr. thelr w tn the Wu called at | noeds fighters and countr a You memor longed hostile TELLS TALES OUT OF SCHOOL Leipst n BER blatt i ‘SURPRISE FOR THE CHINAMEN ") of le The LON ble cable M Hamp coni railron the trol of announces TAHA, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14 Hequests of Bdward Wissle Sating n No W Are Not iher late Bryan Hears Som Must Have Burned His Words That | ind Mr B Joh nd Mrs. Mary . Wi ate of Hebble tward aside White wi | wi om " Philippine War is Justificd " Paid to the Dead General Are n Sham and Hypocrisy of la ed led in Maryvill of his son-in-la The will wh qual d ution ed his utor sell 16 m will set nors the last T WAYNE, h tr e B lan b res of fr Henry Alfred Wi h: to divid his dau his daughter, Mary Job 1son, Bdward Williams et White Wi his rea m 1 n $300 en andson ns, th stating alrend of the chitdren of H in number, he left ¢ sload ho left 160 ounty, Hiine 11tams, whose of and hi as n been given W hed ty, Ilinot wl land thirt to go to his son T se 0 acre n leath. Bes s d b gages and ot the latter more m that at the T i the testator of was AN Mount, | not posin Wilitan in \ mind and faryville Much ha turned The the had that a KL able BLAIR'S been empl PUBLIC BUILDING Anks ny to itied P1 thraldomn, Avehiteet « on M Conuress Make nx Cons ' Extimat " » triots he wor 1 haro, th #oldicr TON Con, 1 ial Construction ked by make a new ructing th Blair, Neb. (Spe Tel m h " The Chi 1 A architec work of building K whi her on Gover sunt eaid pervising t of the publi th m day when 1 k3 3 ed of n t in th modific ns ha cen for the Blair building, which submitted to th tress | company, with invitation sition. All other bids rejectod A hend bid ery bW lowest submitted proposal of th excess of the Certaiy in the plans have been nstruction propo- been | has be | Chica n rej Mr Bryan made no direct t Hryan. o company moun purpose made e in hi Governor | refe of about the Philippine war invited to participate Mr. Bryan began office, but as a citizen 1 1 am here to gpeak date, but as a citizen alled out applause. then referred saying hardly 1y thut for | teel that my fheigniticant com of many who are havdly estitled to he dters, ‘o far 1 Con as this re a candi of this re to you mnot This re- | received i 4 nave fre be established Neb., on Oc- rvice embrace an a square with & popula Martin H. Miller and Clayton | have been appoiuted carriers date service w1 be estab- York couni; *Nei., with one 1. Hunter. He will of 725 spread over an delivery ma ral Auburn sber 1 | of sixty-five tion of 1,520 E. Blesings On the same Ushed at York David pulation thirty-five The comptrolier First National to begin busine ital §25,000. C W. H. Christians The National Chicago agent coln \a will miles [ van to his own rec . soldier, n 1 here as ry servi i with today th t classcd aino: as my tltle s con 1 feel that it is hardly fair that one be . callad el” who saw to ity and Who did pot have his eour- | ted upon the battletiel Bryan then paid @ high tribute of the wives, saying man who a milit Jared h carrier, serve | . | of ertificate bank authorizing ougherty, Ta « the of tssund MeNtder, hier of the approv National to the volunteer s 1 have supreme faith fights when his then works when workers.”" Furtber on ter sold and 58 W H ca Bank today 18 today b president country h he of Republi T of Lin the a bank y needs 18 for N Clty ave met r to the ]“," ',\h" Grace s \ time Dougherty, mar John Fowler The postofi and Long have been dis and 1 Dr examining Frank ppointe artment ¥ ¢ \ We by t Walk Grafton Mathiesen and Mr Laramie ¢ ha Cerro lan was day A int la Guthr Lukens Wy t h Y who 1ing ro ri 1ify Lena at unt n Ay postof . G coun st or at Lincolr Lincoln Mail f the standing whon an emerge ¢ ldier measures Idier like Lawton there w war aid vietories that he when no inst a fellow A ontinued to M suid andard 1 Bryan B M tha time be raised well us of and by pension will I for W arm $900 clerk in the Treasury dd |STORM RAGES AT ST. JOHN'S areic Now e Scize Conntess Wedel- Kk “My Relatio Emperor William 11, roli ernd's B wit That Playing Atin Wi ay e Sea Iveston 1. that My The a pamphlet Relations by Counte Rerard, the Wedel LIN, Sept Leipsic with Vith B ily Biiz wife of confls ground Tage the n * last The ni ng. fonal ti William 11 Wedel Herma by the pamphl Zht It by n divoreed ha lice 1 i been on the ¥ and the have tele much but t purported to make revel ken lamago ha down. 1t ¢ been d. is believed the have the grand the every the " i ste how of King Humbert ) hin, ind am, bank quarte last twenty vesscls on th from the Yerkes' | DON. Sept smment her dispatches announcing kes of Chicago has of the Charing stend railroad and that it struct another electric The ment n Th upon Venture ve . blown within i 1 considera New Yori | that Charles | bought the fran- | purposed underground retary dente er, th f the 2 ur hour ELEVEN GO DOWN WITH SHIP Five Surviver Drift of Steamer Ashore Lyons company's s¢ 1dding, would Near howe t enut. Mr con f o1 than Yorke CONNEAL BATTLE WITH THE BOERS - LON wnd th cral k v PER Mar nding for The th plied t ness 'h Engnges the § hour Ha Went of ton, on w of sixteen r Ne 1 ane Enslan Tha n which tward of and ir to the Ma DON pt. 1 had. ptember heay in the hill 1 Hutton ppor 1 lorp. 12 ly engagac rd Jamai Mexi and inhabi 2 ry have h's 8 telic i LIN 1 ng Mr. Kruger . r War Th Over it Lour to th Zeitun, Kru of the This tempor tr rily absent tervention of Eurd Vossische tantamount National it to make war remains true ey Zeltung ¢ f the memb n the purade aver neral Hobson ¥ adidresses A LUl then Melds Mexican ¢ the . ession wa { than © worked | | | | AN 1900-TWELVE PAGES, N OF CHINA| (VER THE GRAVE OF LAWTON ATTEMPT To BREAK WILL|NINERS ADVISED T0 STRIE CONDITION OF THE WEATHER W gy atien witn V Nebr National Executive as to Grievances, Board Tssnes St Temperat Hour. a LESS THAN LIVING WAGES ARE OFTEN PAID | « s in the Gr Collieries of Pennsy Quit After Exhauste Other Alternnt | tnderero Worke Antl; a cite i " APPEAL OMAHA anthra tent W Worlie public a causes that America tement led have tatement | 10 n Mt anythin and Monda A1l the in today pred- cally on believe now 5002000000000000009000066062009 strike g to my office struggle is pra nt the al of t the f today any information that the 1 ha a t to show operat led from their ANK Mine Workers. In, Sopt natic W Stateme INDIANARC APPEAL Ursen tutement HOUSTON The Tex ap Druge have . rike of oul mi the or followlng All ) t a sm wh 1 confliet ¢ welfare or, henol sodiq 1 fedoform Contrh ton relicf stru h do to submit a In now (Signed) herewith | constderats Small Wages of M The avera many years I of m fnerea the « in wa few facts wages of th ’ coal miner has been than $200 During that period of time the ¥ of the necessaries of life has beer ed over 20 per cont. At st of living with a corres in wages is equivalent o a s, The laws of the state i sylvania make 2400 pounds a ton of anthri cite coal, yet anthracite coal miners compelled to mine 2700 to 4,000 pounds for | a_ton and in addition to that are docked exorbitant amounts, often re cent of thelr daily eirnings, f ties which may be sent out with their coal Where they ate paid by the car instead being reqiiired to furnish o well-rounded heap' on the car at the breakers, as w originally agreed to, they have gradually n compelled to inerease the amount of ich car by bullding the same pe dlarly from. six to eighteen inches the "edge. They are compelled to hase the powder used In mining from employers ing $2.75 per At can he h r Snve cnn of A AUSTIN Governo; ex ¢ Sayors impuri- 1h titute are enroute rival of these supj u governor thing Governor ment to the infor include 18 is Wi pur their grade wh wholes requi in ploym 1 per Assoel compinies leave their to the ¢ tor whether t vitew of Quitiing t \\‘.\h i Them s thiy Kreat f earning K, has « from geth ha the m to keap th fitr in m the orga lin th fon I W that it lik Wh t \; th a larged or aviis: cauld not thie whole unies 10 arrange anequitable | know " what and one b 1 oth the ymimite he reme from otl tatives of met and asked neet them in joint wiges and conditior B cuch tak i Alvin | ple the mediate repr hi miners of | the coul afterncon raphed t n dir relief, h it atte Th rel tion six, 80 tha it Galve 1 T lime 1 I ¢ th e ernor o nd to th compunies od of d siher il hmit the pr 1o correct thelr r 1 st nh railwa ' ist in 1 anthr tha who sition has mot, Havin of nay W \tion heen tren exhaust we b t either ite them hed the the m ontinne working Wi chosen th invite a in st to © 1 tyrannical ¢ anxel % to it Wi Jntter thorough tization of the anthra feve: that the great American hrobs In sympathy for the downtre ind oppressed, wheiher in this ind. We know the great public press in monlding public With an abid ause and a that d Quite a from Gal ir te Hand | | e ‘ v oth wer of 1 sentim & fal sident s Being Busy Day at Today was a long tel ent Il ha pigeonholes in £es contain ecretary ch . a Trea of el were vy mail i there I strike tters, and throy as an air quentl by cn of Miners, ing at any ¢ wte of th allable to be call Mitchell lat n, the unt of mone (Continucd on Fifth nt 9000020009000 00000 0000000000000 000000 T0 ommittec HOUSTON RELIEF COMMITTER. * WORK TO RESTORE ORDER 11y enta aching 12 per | eral trains loaded with supplie tion at Galvestor Sayers made SANTA FE STICKS BY CITY OMAHA DAILY BEE. FIVE NOTEAR OF ANARCHY SINGLE COPY CENTS, \ Yes i Omnha H | Presence of Troops at Galveston Has Salu- tary Effect on Criminals, 1 1 ~1 T~ y Resumption of Water and Light Service with Sanitation is First Thing Sought. BUSINESS MEN SHOW OLD ENTERPRISE RESUME Poople Get Over Their Fright and Talk of Plans to Rehabilitate Their Oity. TO CLERGY. NEWSPAPERS PUBLICATION ATTITUDE OF RAILROADS SOURCE OF WORRY Streets Are Littered with All Manner While iho Dehr St [l of the Shores Are wn u n GALVESTON tuln T ng slowl x 1 Sept Galveston recover from the ow of | and though the ton anly deso the ¢ wereinl l thetr k ot b 1 of business esence of the fal effect upon tho wpprehension of a g0 of o lauor appears d the a indu o8 to we nd or at 1 the earliest 12, MOORES, May wha 3k 000000500000 0000000020000009% archy now * ° DRUGGISTS oraril loons have of who has not gone out limbed to 1 tron mar his own I | pressed the water service ters flushed and The further the omes th mble a is belng of all the gut ma that t be resume ts lighted thy Neede fu ruins are i the of a dug into rease in the liat heir On the lower beach yes P found a Al avea, going to show lebris that lies straight eals many more sounted for their work they fin and at th tatnlities be the greater e who perl v hea v within a bulwark of the island than have been ac ry ™ houses tuml M 1ed tonight P 1 was The bout th ter orpse the | 1 K ty score of stricken follow of curboli rm 1 need of th chlor con ida m afoe lime ot on or urial of EADES of th Galve rl ontinue 10, gauze bandages, qui cory ton fsland points where 1t will probably however, before all have found nameless grave Along the h they are b washed Whe who were swoept out into the gult and drowned or mply return cas the [ terrinte pestitence Clt= | knowing. In | Press correspondent erday should be nelghbe a sent to the the ays yet ng bodle ben constantly “By A B Kesling up. her these are those « the ashore of some o guard against no means of event the Assoclated in & trip across th counted seven bodies tossing with & of cattle to | ho the stench from which was almost | unbearable. In various parts of the city the des- { the smell of decomposcd flesh is still ap The ar-|parent. Whe such instances are the ali- | ¢ he authorities are freqly disinfect as the | ing. Only today a babe lashed to a mat lot of | tress was picked up under a residence in the very heart of the city and buried ite- Wreek and Tt | The city still presents the appearance of read wreck and ruln. Little has been a clear the streets of the terrible tangle of wires and the masses of wreck mortar, slate, stone and glass that be them. Many of the sidewalks are Some of them littered Others are so thickly covered that walking on them is out of tion ar those into o therd Declares n A wible. That Doing an A bay in th score and Sept. 13 indi A dispatch es that for sev to bites very materially that quite the lst the following & ated Press tonight 1l ove wiit relieve i to 1ed a in 1 Everywhere, ne to impassable th debri with slime the que As a general rule sul ings withstood better the blasts of the gale | than of bri In instances we amall wooden structur terns of houses hi been streets back vards where originally are tanttal frame build those other ver el sides in from and wh | plumped squ | | stood Here | ready put age don uncertatn | who b ik down away or ire they have al the dam seem o be 1 there business men men to work to repair it in the as to following the lead of those faith in the rehabilitation of the mai b maln others ma that th ve = ity he e distres been overlook uion the disy wired th committee of or that the peo nd in need of 1in sume Pablicat The appearance of the newspapers to after a suspension of several days fect and both the News are urging prompt su of the suftering and promptuess truction. It is diflicult to say effoct of the 18 10 be Many people left and never return experience il here w i in if | ocenpation in the population, h panic stricken helped upon the rary Newspapers K aving day 15 havin and the rring in con a good Tribun T 000 barr Iveston The of 10| the ultimate mat city i what of disaster have The frightful can jon t that othe Al ntly fir btk of the her wever, is only and there are to make Gal catastrophe halt in the v re conven merely v cities. The tribution porar of those ton great who look nvolving only and | host who to- | |i2% h nt of the ot attit it What is most is what 1y ti with on of portation than anything else to re ring bus the r Pacilc incss men at ilroads, and are present of arriving ern to tran to as truction. The lines will tore con | sume respect decision the do more | fidence. Reporis I'r Ane Rapidiy M Buniness, nura- Ships Ride at ho th rode at anchor They had ju the dock that n ivals, city 1 found new in front of proad ght cars ed ashore the N British dry b till on the . ible 1o th but the 1 from Wil nd immediat of the entering the bl Trolley Systems G results of th plants. The for al of th elec s, oper are h os all the st difcult looting more y 1 thelr cars when