Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 27, 1900, Page 1

ESTABLISHED J1 THHE OMAHA NE f, 1871 0B TAC Hood LES TEDDY 19t to Break Up His at Victor Att RIOT RESULTS AND MUCH FIGHTING n Lively Fisticuffs on g Oam ROOSEVELT ASSAULTED BY A TOUGH Go Not mor Struck a Violent Blow, bu Badly In, DECLINES PROTECTION OF ROUGH RIDERS £ His Party Throngh [ Reyanites Marches at Hen the Crowd Reach in safety Hin Train VICTOR 8 gram ) A ernor Bry New for eru ously were the MHean refuse band riding The about crowd for th v tered on the the governor there dre left the Creek ing was crowd republican boys pose. stale egks, Partisans (Special T assault 1t by ed today be he a ban ¥ Criy ake th reg hail ¢ [ delivered his h disturbance there and cat interrupting the ad Trouble started the party | hall to take the train for Cripple The street In front of the build filled with a dense, impenetrable which resumed the jeering of the date. A party of small toughs, hired for the pur tusillade of rocks and tarted a general mele McKinley and Bryan anticipated such ur ere ngs lls N when y and youn. commenced which of [ both seemingly oc rence, a an Furl Vo Two drunken shrilly per with through t party, which consist A. M. Stevenson titutes appearcd Bryan ban ayed unsteadily 1 the Roosevelt 1 of Senator Wolcott 1 Irving Hale and other prominent Their jour was brief, for the banner was wrenched from their hands by Joe Quin, a disreputable bill | poster of Vietor, who tore it to pleces and with the pole in hand broke through the| mounted escort in khaki uniforms and struck Roosevelt a violent blow in th breast. Before he could disentangle him- self from the me which immediately followod, Postmaster Dan Sullivan of{ Crippte Croek knocked him down. The | rough rider escort was somewhat broken by the attack which then commenced, but | gain closed around the governor's party and attempted to plow their way through the mob, but Colonel Roosevelt on leading the march himselt Bell of Colorado Springs, an old of Roosevelt in the Rough Riders, his former superior back and to lead the but he by the to preve ide governor stepped his lips throug pre screaming, be which ring men oy Sherman favorite pushed attempted thrust | his side pite tompts Stand said the and Bell With walked the Rough Rider ing the way through the mob turned algn club, mounted escort pulled from but the afety and Cripple ¢ of Rough Ri ging defian a 1 am your colonel peremptory tone 5 tightly Roosevelt the station and crowd ntion shut to flanking him 1 the crowd open Then local as acting Men olled in iy led car which to its bor tation and N pu il back the mud v roac in train 1 band platform eek with the s on the char with mob. M Heynn S NEBRASKA CIT cial Telogram.)—Mr the dispatch stating that Roo mohbed at Victor, Colo., and immediately dictated the followlng statement: *From | what 1 know of the people of Colorado I am not willing to believe without further ovidence that they denied to Mr. Roosevelt or to any one else a fair hearing. It 1t | rove that was mobbed or iu way interfered with 1 am sure that | was not the work of any political or- | nization. There can he no justification | or a resort to violence in this country and | these it the which they pewhnt Skeptic Neb. Bryan was Sept. 26.—(Spe- | shown velt was st who resort to injure cause ropresent FLOWERS AND STALE EGG Roosevelt an | . | Party Get an Jdea of n Colorado | | On leaving | Roosevelt the first Colorado City DENVER, Colo Colorado 8prin train was split op thereafter The entire popul York Sept the spocial in soctions, being roand peared to see the M wa n mne \ his hand five There wers here t the minute ta wero which traveler Divide en to the ANy women w & n were liberally The where Iso mad At Victe among be n the train ther or reek and this place Kinley Kinley ¥ [ the wore thero er polsy spid n the anti-tr the m demonstrative four vote and imbering crowd were cast present ) member r R which s in the At has been with th [ velt club Armory Govern. hall abli here tience, but were " th demonstrations. who made mselves manifest by velt my state mmitte st pl b put ¢ with The d rd Croke hope Questi A volce cried out The Promptly Wha replied e ut the rotten it governor ate {Continued cn Fifib Page.) [POLITICS TO HELP RELIGION | pur insisted | | LIT Depn \ddre pe AN Afrien Ar ese Oourt Bestow: on Bloody Priace Tuan, OMeinl Clreles in Washington it is snid that for Expec » WASHINGTON has three given A mar pers lat officers to L4 an g of state SAY THEY WERE ABUSED A Wer British Chnfee bel ur Flean Cltis Claim Allege L riae in Transy nt's i Chine he 1s now offer for Li's ear that the sibility lans The dispatch trom Pak satls were by k They Kkept Britls ter ra abused They irs The they ¢ pro tested pr ona Flushing, sul there the British whence th was born in to be a native as Ameri, were, and sent nally American for them o Ro A% | came h i They Holland. 1 ons Chine AKI gton Tsin th cral da Li H d he sta et decl! order In Pek 2 L lan capital Sept noth aud rdam, he n claims assert this coun ent them Ph Anders but y came here and n gland of are natural both they tizens Congers 1 The instruction establish Ching ning plan a8 well as Mr or nekotlations appear that part of any ta reje of the Unit conference could part own government Tra Al Offic LOUREN MARQUEZ steamer Herzog wrope today, had Transvaal the the qu raiiroad bay to xpected to be open tar trafiic The | still appear t to is of i German i which salled passenger neral, Van retary of Malherle he Alphen bler @ lar The toria is morrow er pow se ® ou « and | gold for from Delagoa Pre to- | | | d Atte to luflu- Lewtxtation, Catholie Ve Decides t to arra with [ to atte nge for China 1 owing from thos and ther subject ou NEW Young M today YORK, Sept. 26 —The Catholic en's National Union in convention ded m a federation for the of influencing legislation and fur ing the claims of people who embrace Catholic faith, McFaul's Catholic c¢lub United States be pointment of delegates ing of delegates from every prominent club 1y throughout the country, to be | York City on Thanksglving ), was unanimously vention. Committ the plan Into eff st Catholle organ) which are leo to fo the 4 Bishop of a fede nd society formed by 1o atte idea ation of in the the ap a mos it tive a Also s every | to the the position negotiations ention nd socl held day Nove by the ofnted to ca Among in the United in the way cof were ot tion: be em federation Knights of « Henevolent Legion, Ancient | of Hiberniing, Irish Catholic Ben Irish-German Societi America Total Abstinence Union of Amer he Catholic Knghts of Amer! the ganizations there of others of less prominence. tion ended | 1siness today. will be held at Piil yromotion Not at e larg It s Tien stry to th he Tsin, tions the Joht order lent atholic v and sroposed olumbus, are St cabled returns |1t will b begin It thought preventing to F Mond is i ' F R iy conve s b resentatives of th ™ be adely The national officers elocted were Rev Wall of New York, president; Rev. B J. Bogan of Rahway, N. J., first vice pres- ident; Joseph F. Keany of Brooklyn, second vice president; Edward P. Gallagher of Philadelphta, secretary and treasurer. All of the officers were re ted with the ex- ception of The second vice president. NEW SLAVERY IN) GEORGIA next convention forces. This of the Marsha | at any i is moment shall have the scene The rapld tr, ward actual war. | certain to follow Germany and som | powers to ent tement with [l ave Bec Hiegally ment to withdraw that the purpose ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 26, —Charges have been filed with the prison commission of « rgia by Solleitor J. W, Edmondson of Brooks county against the McRee convict camp managers in Lowndes county, this|"¥" state, in the form of afdavits from the (L. 8! does men to the effect that McRee Kpaund for brothers b have kidnaped men and women te of wa ment a st gover TS not | fuses to and made | 0 them work under armed guard for an fu- | €% No definite period. It is charged that one | practice of the McKee company has heen | employ “trappers” to innocent | negroes passing through and without the form of tri them 1 put them to wor he As town | o the they here i to seize 1 ountry s it I imprison at vhite citl nain no part in the find th the avits negr mad habea statements in them fon can i orpu half of MeRe follo writ the t that W has mad. Mo ment their they a r ee br hi e £ v MeRe to Ko an the two affe farms of th t e ! ' tember sald that as twenty W, 8 M RER 1der this-notification as held in the cami I many is f Aun cin and Ite Reply ditionally STATE MAY HELP GALVESTON He Made with Which 4 Keep Clean Clty Stree have been rele PARIS, Sept t OMAHA, THURSDAY MORNIN( TLE BOBS PRAISES THEM|J[\RES [IARD SLAP AT ALLIES was [U. S, TROOPS TO GO TO TIEN TSIN| There lv-.\ apy China Now r was de safety has no date showing 1 optembor relations held that ascertain own was to end there in advance the well meant and negotiations in which they ipate 'on equal terms with our with the purpose of ter minating the Chinese difficultios, then Mr. Conger's instructions may reauire recasting. | 1t might be regarded as useless for which probaubly minist | a flat fatlure which might be anticipated possible advancement whe that proceedings The State department been officlally informed of Prince Tuan's [ War With belleved that G has by reduction of his K y the movement here possible he has already acquainted the milftary | the projected withdrawal of the decmed possibility of the von Walderse change of the status of the en place before he appears on | into negatiation bina | Justifying the decision of th were sent into China ha The department has held from the first that | aid not ¢ everyone of the powe believe there changing drawn Change | military . [POSITION OF THE ROWERS ‘nn. GALVE TON, Tex., Sept n f lear moving de t pre today om February Ab $100,0 0 will be required ered by ornor Sayers he r punishment uraged the relief fund for this purpo liminari bem to be |negotiations are undertaken, ¢ —=t SEPTEMBER . 27, 1900 TWELVE PAGES, SINGI AILY BEE. E COPY FIVE CENTS. WMondell's Sale Approved by Land Ofce, entative Seheme the River gnal Mark of Honor Ooal Miners in WASHINGTON Te D Instru 1ing land « the state land in t border egram tlons b W hing res the [ state A tract of Sy ‘ ARBITRATION min \ f o Sal Wyo will be oved. Th other land t of the relinquishment lers to take up land The bill authorfzing th o | men introduced by R | Mondell and passed during the last session is No Ground t elect e e tract relinqu The nt v . | y the an o relinguisk resentative 1t wa fefinite eived is stated d off that Pr 1 president of stead of grand sept HAZLETON, . nes of ¢ Brennan s of Rapic Indian ting Col nission nt from signa ture n His con e " nel C1 | een f, The report ondition onal banks of Lincoln was oday. Individual deposits n $1.045,475 in June to $1.8 Mscounts from $1.814 verage 1 made have de 4148 & o $1.7 of the nd o | The against Mis ndian 1 10 be one to that o reserve 20.04 nt. Reel, slperintendent has gone to Wyoming the stump for McK western where is ar of N B cho: per ¢ at Tien Tain Is M itch from General Chat Pok the od 1s 1s again in a reduct of ar n or of states womer 1 in im the y i hay South 1ent t 31,000 1 delivery N Dakota City area th a population of Additional Ia., area to six square miles Frank Helsler will also be tnaug embracing th population ¢ Lovi appoint Ore., Ind formerly Rural free lished of perinte Dakota of th good has d s an school Y Pin ex \ yea n Rid perin of South Dakof be Neb in truct a2, when he sent ] with covering le an of our I M o to escort with the P rty The yond mer ask n carrier heldon thirty n of 1 lepart sorvice | agreed to th vere ot manr f t oy to Pekin | cmbracing with a populati Addition nr square J. Jerde Nebrash Wick tybrant Holt Also it county and th with ervice ra 2 1 respor R only it a 1ging s D with Tings mile carrier ) Sybrant depel ty 108 left t looks will The force opes 18 n v the time b hing in of w that it War department off it was sent from the | postmasters Rock county, vice Coral L. McElhaney vice . H. Parker 0. Huarstad at Revillo | appointed . Georg D. Dor but 1 follows Ady t N unty John 8D atract for Angor and from ¥ H. Whiting 40, Lenve (fternoon. WL be ab. feneral Wilson remains | Tain. Under- | have offored him | Malinda very qulet. Goad | . B, Durker CHAFFEB. | oy | to Uriah ne Withheld, Minister with Li up here. the more The Harvey was not sheriff however, the ne \VIAR VETERANS ELECTIONS 1\ sureviy request for wrant TRl have carrying mail was arl trom awarded to Tmperial this re the to Conger to and Prince It is begin purpose of the clearly the which are interested and within which avor to bring about nt. It it shall disposition on the able portion of them efforts a 1s sheAmer = loah The this e | marches of culation, but a 18 no truth in | WASHINGTON, Sept of Spanish War Veterans | business meeting here teday With 1 | item of interest in conmection with the | oy tha 1 | eloctton of officers was the welection of | gaid that ma Colouel James E. Tillman of South Carolina | on oither side | as senlor vice commander-in-chief. Major | Hareld Megrew of Indiana had been nom- | Cowan mines inated for this office, but withdrew and | yulley 1 | substituted the name of Gemeral Joe | working Wheeler, who recelved \our votes in the | strike be balloting The 26.—The convention continued The chiof | it wett is a n ates to bring about v Coal ¢ n } bk le bim meeting of the powers the former do not to entire different animating | blue, tinged with gray, as typical of the unfon of the north and south during the A Spanish war. The following officers were the United| gjocted: Commander-in-chief, Nelson A no disposition | yfjjes wenjor vice commander-in-chlef to humliliation by | colonel James E. Tillman Carol commander-in-chief, Colonel H. Hubbell, New York; insy Colonel Frank Harrington. United marine corps; judge advocate gen- Major Charles E. Mille sur geon general, Dr. 8. Clifiord Cox S. N ponsor, Miss Clara Barton; council of wdministration, Colouel M. Emmet Urell Columbia, Captain n nsylvania; Captain " New York: John H. Hopper, New Max Flelschmwan, Ohlo; Otto North Dakota; Mujor Harold ¢ Indiana Lattimer. Th in Aistrict s shown from the to | off of more th STRIKERS care pur- | reglon South | Junior Willlam gen States vice that the news rela of Prince Tuan he might influence | regarded worthy our it muy | long stand has not W ctor » Itlery Ne s 5 Dow 1 an eral Ohio 1 governm [ INANDO night of ited by the ( pleted the tie botough. Th about 140 worki hland in Hoenry Gree Bernard Reinold It Sues. him yesterday relative and A force in China. 1 h firm, infor g zecute e ovie: GROWTH OF AMERICAN CITIES o' s | 1er n. Me olliery kin t At least before toward Tien that with to misunderstanding rep 1 of i tiol g enetiontly 1580 to 1890 th tril brige Snme aw ' powers at Tien WASHINGTON en compiled the population been up to the which demongtrates that the | cities in the United 8t re in population actly as they did between 1820 crs did not nd 1880, These 155 increascd their [ the Bast to- | population 4,706,107 from 1880 to 1500 and | most 1 as | 4,627,003 from 1890 to 1900, or Just 78,154 | &t Locust of [ 1oss during latter than in the former |at Locust otal | period when the aggregate per- | There | a set- | centag rease of population of these | Muh 15 s during these (wo periocs | pared they that the fncrease \derably the population bureau Sept the of announced ened them wit ued Breakwood Amorican necossary be appearance of Field at Taku or Tien Tsin | desirable that the Amerlcan troops [ at consus large citie based which present | Plane larg ally 1900 anse have to Wit men this strikers vi men to return w It is ost tes nume from 1580 to inc almost sed cities colll of events which was refusal of the in China regarded the other contin entir 1t T on part he ¢ Of cours of ri neral Gobin he fully o suading the Is regarded here State depart nake of in the last show por r renso I in the for Ameri whi now was con low [ compar 1900 than h these troops|ten years hecause been accomplished fave 18 fact that numerically population of these ine with a was in The of the for ist with the Chine secured the assent of s to that proposition ' the t citien has com, | out just about the same during the last two Is sufficient | capguses is more interesiing from the fact position and re- | pag the r ot the various war without such | oities have yaried that into increase eof greatly | | | a of Navy | ITON it ordered rtment The Navy irvey of the cr Milltary Plans. WASHI tment ha Baltin flec iral W It has b eral repair The ordered salled will The al plans Taid | L already i i remain unchanged ngaged RANTON tshed whi Ameri, an power bloe of winister ral 1 Chaffee's sl cranton he ohjog fon to At in pos th o valid 4 of the fr v hi et the Newport red lega guard " zations and " nun gunboat hich has been | iy in mbassies al ards, and principl fro e iry where hots were ton it and No. 1 1 0 im tely into dock f does not betore nboats Alvarado and h wher aptured h Mine the they the o bLoen od to | United will cade ercise sh e men who only Dy Ge York WASHINGTON months a to etary York i t of thi of the fo flght Long has v b Sinto a y the n a fact re 1o Ger hat the alm of the aults, bu Hol identica t | awanna oo | chauged today. ft ‘Was | working in the | lestation 11 the road 18 held on the pany helic to get one of by marsha work for that morning, in e Men Misning | | ng tzed iy | that ind or went the mid wis " hore. The sulling and guilty lead, s deemed it ers and that before pouce |V pp were drow f they ned. | Shert of Luzerne ¢ Shenando v terday at the today (he convention decied on a uniform of | ranks from both the mines at resort to viol employes Lo quit. FIGHT AMONG THEMSELVES (Continued He e g ences of Min imae Markle Slopes Accept Part of Firm's T NEW FOR DISPUTED POINTS iy Makes Are Rushi s tor r ra B { the several M excey known . n the fur o want to 1 thly pa wi rooft M T ted b it of morning Mark sh refuses to di each o pection w terd made by Governor officials at Harrisbur inder and thrown It o ar anding oldiers will be hort ar on ord fir would med no eported Ker far any of the geueral chigh Valley oy great gain today. Some Tomhicken returned today v any mtempl an be n A learned th to strike situ wer 1 who q Derrin The mor " Lohigh men the company than ports time e ath from the ot Ll with the Walker mattor publi tdent The matters had Later n fers ols im accessians 1o thely Eckley and daily iction of coal teadily decreasing. Th the shipments of coal from day h indicate a falling | an cent pre the He be telyon he prod miral | omeint made udience n and ident not wh 5 pe INSPIRE She a vith confer n FEAR pre wy u | the hi topning the A « took t the Pennsy boarded a Presidont and ing attended th Clark and Miss their old the home i AN Sept bri ¥ t for com eh th employ ipany vieinity of . smull and wi ern nen About ni D med rikers the N Mr o Hazleto of today [ had company the James, a member ' Marshal Mill intimidated decided 1o the told red afght harm if they he | wh mpanied hin M homes h the old-1imé I had Jame had loye lily i h b " i& presun ontin- | day 1 clal China had before the oon nething “h American " W orking of full Mahanoy force of or of A the The stril At Ashland today with al Potts colliery Spring colliery when nl rnf 1 the to the and home o indu as settlemen otter than ever ery resumed force. The Locust also in operation chin the Wl collieries and ihition W 1 Metents e to Kxeit n there are bt remaln said there na pared PERGL prohibition to ont. Tonight no indication \Ithough of Crookston to Fer held the ing rally | Wtter [ ne or | Mesers | lea 10 ing Gly top Woolle at Detrolt The meeting Volney B. ( wtack on the cante bu maj at the ile 1 and today Gilber the por Mot depot trikers AL poke ' At didates house = 100 perse A Talinn Min s Row— Ji80 A5 | pended and w thered h me in the be La nerning fr b Throe of s ut miles unded all 1 whi a The be twenty 5 1 bee Hen ke who b Worker re wi d othe had been or Withdrawnl of Bep or ermyn 1 the rondw Ira ICR badl ation through remaing the 1 it practically Kawanna compar heries mo the | L k White witheu coul present to big ificlen purpose flect, 18 1s golng howeve Th o be a eparing Informatic that th- big on Fitth I i~ to Rear Admiral Walk Nicaragua canal com for fore [ SETTLERS MAY NOW COME INNARE NOT SO FAR APART HANNA TO SETTLE STRIK [CALL ON THE PRESIDENT| " Ident's nature Philadelphin men came the Iy tr M Irive e N dn il welcomed the can Wil hing nothin of the United Stat |DRAWS ONLY SMALL CROWDS | lepot WHITE GETS FANCHER'S PLACE No oh € FIRST OF PARADES Thons Manamer | " Differe Three bers of Fratemal Line, STREETS THRONGED WITH SPECTATORS Labor Unions Send Representatives to Swell Marching Column BUSINESS HOUSES CLOSE THEIR DOORS Staid Men and Matrons Pelt One Aaother With Vari-Colored Confetti, BOISTEROUS GOOD NATURE EVERYWHERE Conservative N [ Eatin 16 ntes Place of Onlookers nt ponsand and & Five Thonsn court yesterday helr substa rphans of the with 3,000 tsplayed he and ne, bune nded 1n Wi be uid 1s, o of the working yal astre oger fixed ¥ i ma wiled wa ing 1rains were or oot Wobstor o Tenth rank. from o nill was nd hlood ity hall in th councilmen of h hundred h an hour by flesh the high Th A city officials he everal A geninl 1, o and Knightly \ bru nd the on when I he wl hand royal he il Vever o e bred passed n aplite of mani the na Oth » - om the m on Gaiety Ban Hieh Fox the he populace nd high ran beauty met made the on publ ant of cont galety when youth Flying wedges of exuberant youths inserted themselves into the ma nd grown men and women hecame a children Waw i botsierots but red throng, ferking at each other's nd thrusting fingers nto shapely The governor's ediet, however, was fulfilied in one parti fur scarcely mask during afternoon Whether atmosphere for of president Philadelphia and | | hewie Ina I forenoon i ) Secratary Cor of nearly the " nee n hieh v ; ur 4 the nent, to K the ueh profe unvene whether into each fatled that ted with the R tian Hvert od ma with throng face The bt taken look foature request | and the the pre to 10 h city be wccount found n for Wiy os of N o was butcher Mr A children n 1 1o greatest daylight crowd in y began to it pointed monnted through. At Chief Donahus i ? like patrolmen Behind came Proside A of govers and Treasurer n assemble 0 promy the ay hour the h ard i o policemen | the front Capialns P auad rode and Tler now whi 1A Fry retary A fold Following | Cook It Mr toed he i he on it i [ manufa 1 AL Pen caparisoned red and board of g ot M Mty The costime. KNy rtlal reoat two companie with Commundant the he pace for W tattered f) victory in drill field 1o The one completed by school cadets in chbrge Ihts Mareh in Full Dress, stylishly dressed group 150 knights in full dre unlimited attention. Th of red, vello of cornstal birth, “Th in line, d idential chair margin, Bryan It on 1o and Hanna pounding eloquent pl & i second divisio Mel Unt Pocahont in ernors hand be with aha Gunrd et My il il nd blue the front | of Migh | Pear Kening FEsbti{ins wore rough effectod [3 The pro tr I most in 1 m ‘ W mlkotn reen hirled of Politic the wore and 2 medley LU twirled o p 4 of their . worth he hims i made of the i the tea exerting | il wildly Woolley re | for [0 y Kinle b afe on A a n th ke Parl nd BB ounding th the fore Wilcox and Daughters of brinette Haugan merit merry ron rode introducing P of garh. The with how held 8 at the onrt wtriking Musky and Indian | Aare of irning the n Amazons s A headed n arn Bpo chief In war column [ and A w s and hi the Tted under the sages of th 1 e of me he nin o hugg A #1rong for Union e a huge g which 1) e ek outh Hine with | Haohe | fifty “ Make pr n Candin " rowd | Hot 1 hand a wed themael 1 18 they The mounted in & muls Free e The ' 0 of ruler It Hot i of Ak in Hor candidate en mysteries the unhappy through a harl b through a rol 1 purified in the Knights and Lad presented several 1 wud black wage wnother a representa the order, the group entitled The ih in ole th A Intn detuil, the the well fourth and section of the parade was