Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 2, 1900, Page 1

[ ¢ THE OMAHA DAy BEE. POSITION OF Alignmert o» Anglo-Gorman Agrecment Kow Oomplete THIRD CLAUSE PROVES UMBLING BLOCK United Btates, Bussia and Pravoe Befuse 0| <o e roce Oommit Themselver on That. ITALY, AUSTRIA AND JAPAN ARE SATISFIED All Acoept Proposition of Open Door and Integrity of Ohiza. REPLY OF THE CZAR REACHES LONDON Government at Washington Will Vot Take Initiative tn Any Atl- tempt 1o Acquire Territory WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 —The &iign Ush-Germus of ihe powers on (he b ment s now complete Aside from Italy and Austris, whose ad Berence 1o the mgreement was expecles oving to their political relations w many, Jupsn is tbe ouly power giving eonditiousl aisest 1o the agreem: the matter now stands fve of 1t wor are united in all (he terms of the agree ment, viz.. Great Britain, Germany, Italy Austrin and Jupss, three of the powers the United States, Russia and Prapce—s capt the clauses relsting he open do- and the territor ntegrity of China, bu withhold act © the th & ing to futu re in case an . Seizes territory Neither the State depariment vor the Russian embasey hus recelved inforn of Russia's answer, though the Associute Press, ip its London 8. anm that the reply has b received s British foreign office or October 30 a reservedly mccepled the first iw In regurd to the third clause, Russ ferred the two contracting parties Russian circulur of April %, saying th would modify its attitude wecording r cumstances e chief effe has been bringing five ment to respe integrity of China themselves s o the apd to” cons ourse to b 1f any other power sought 1o take The negotiations, as now shaped. inclnde the United States, France and R sia. As to the Un st ther is no posibility of an initiative king territory, wo that the terms of the thira clause wowld appeal to Prance and Russia and would bring about comcurrent mction ©: the five powers ir case efther of these sought to extend thelr domain v China APPOINTMENT FOR ROCKHILL el Secretsry May Names Fim ae Coune | efllor of Americam Lega- tion at Pekin. WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—Sucretary today cabled Commissioner Rockhill an & pointment & councillor of the American Jegation at Pekin. He has heen direcie 1o proceed at once from Shangha! to Pek s 1o sesist Minister Comger in that capacits in the pagotiations for a final settiemeut The purpose to apro Commissioner Rockhill and Geveral Wilsom fellow com missioners with Mr. Conger to conduct the Degotiations wus abandoned only becsuse it appeared that no other power was 1o up point comminsioners. (CEASES TO BE ‘Third Clause of Angto. ment Not Operative U Powers Accept It BERLIN, Nov. 1.—The Post of this city semi-officlally made the following announce- ment today: “As the third clause of the Anglo-German agreement is vow, it does Dol operate in the event of one power scting in opposi- tion to the principles laid down It ceases 10 be important until all the powers uc- eept it erman Amree. 1 An Heavy Loss of Life Reperted. PARIS, Nov. L—The ministry of the ovlonies bere has no confirmation of the story published in New York of s typhoon Fweepiug over Annas and causing serious Joms of life. But the colomial ministry did Tecelve on Ociober 34 & dispatch saying the telograpd line between Suigon, capiia of Frepch Oochin Chima, «nd Tonquin forming the morthernmost provimee of the kingdom of Annan, was interrupied owing AU 1o damage due to typhoone Nething Sceret | Agreement. ESTABLISHED JUNE P"“‘Eksl;;“mfl " IMPORTANT e -0 5 M( OMAHA, FRIDAY 19, October Over Lenve Sarp 1, . - the ot e Beventy-Four Chinese Heve Been Fayonet N it ures he sury ody sk te | KAISER'S TROOPS REFUSE TO GIVE QUARTER $11.626 067 enditur g raving & i for the 1 of More Thanm Three Score P for the monih were over Celentinle Fastened Together by $4.006 excess of those for October last Thelr @uenes and Then Shot ar. The e itures show abowt Lhe Dewn Like Dogs ame increase over October, 1898, The given as follows Cus 958, in oc sl revepue, $27,681.14 s ancous. $4.581 94 Increase, § vl and miscellancous. §11.754 840 War $15,169.228. increase, £2.700.00¢ NuvY, 84586 20, decrease 900 aus 86 uorcase v . 8 » W TREASURY REPORT [RRIBLE TALE OF (RUELTY $--- L e DUy JRNING, NOVEMBE - Ransom in His True Colors, Howard Bagar m Papilitor April 1, 1897 day of he Times picked Sen m and Howel he corperation contis body. The y evidemce of for, iu m recent would bave 4 id. Speaking of ¥ Howell, what » 4 ver fopees n Hand weme to aid back to bmck alnet the shamp shafre of while the first On part wa w thies n hand i cor riticien pushing Shame's Vills to passage n for shame is the f rs beat the ¢ act ese tralt name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U TALKS AT PITTSBURG S Mgetet seven They | (Minese Minister Pays Gompliment (0 [ | bué kiliea ove ¢ o Rilanthrophy of Carucgie ISLANDS IN THE WRONG PLACE !¢ ) by o and Others. Sclentific Observation Stows Chart. ' 4 o TTSBURG, Pa., Nov. 14With & g ing the Pacific s Very - e a cuthusiasm past all preosden:s (he oy VOLUNTEERS RETURN HOME ' * reted Sotar. il g e United | Aceident to Ship's Propeller Delavs o han L0 ToniIER e ey > . hip A . the Transport with Cana- Be el v e s Just # & fourtees ain » Bourd sovesiatish B b se in th b sess and —~ e day, Min g, the we and Alaskan waters be offcers < § " The overdue e : -~ seu islands wre mischaried anywhere anadia ugent w S e *ron N n wiles. muking » ring ~ n war n So A wh ' . " & , e e oot gorens. . The ex ok bere wda The 148b0 Te- jegyr 9 0x b g ot Pl group hat board were we exer x i n, A be Ta £ro v he 2 nE was caume . . a T for e o & th & b had bee r b . . v - E ng sea the © ° no 1 b e 2 D Eo ‘o Bac Sramiis |, IReGIstus Time tmte N oot = a8 SO ot M de 20 de appointment of « as | & 3 ot 1 s &t trom » W fathome, or show the indetted * con ST G Mbe nd bis wite e nbout ol e e 0Of th wa " e Disinfecting Leper Mail te with s e, s SRS Nov. 1 rine Hosplial | god 1 home s i o ber Of persons wh E ichuel, a1 Hovolulu, Hawail, Maulakoff 5702000 francs; mortg . S S - ol be hospita D the leper island Mo Ol BAYS | 4,100,455 frangs, and on art and bric-a-brac | PTOVI0US vear TePOTt Weaks in glow A reasonbly safe plan bas been adopted to | dealers. 9300.000 francs e e of the Success ofiihe art gallery. #v0ld the delay incident to sending mail to| M. Wertbeimer, who is one of the art|® 'h‘v‘ organ recitals br PRederick Archer . rantine station mall from the |dealers intereeed, claims goods were bought, | 474 0f tbe Pitisburg orchestra under the jement will be disinfected With|then taken back and ther resoid to the oD of Victer Herbert. Gloxide at the yottiement and thed | umovnt of §.000,000 francs and that in these | M7 FTew read a brief jebier from Andrew \ransterred directly 1o the sieamer aud re- | transactions tbere now remains dne him | CATBeEi In it he s . wag most ap- eived aboard in clean and disinfected | the sum of 2,000,000 france [Propriste to IniTie the Chinpss mivister to sacks furnisbed by the postoffioe authorities — sheak and added that the American people tu fhe mafl will be takes iu thess Dowicites on the Ocea do not appre Bitese as they iy 068 ‘v he postofice| LONDON. Nov. 1.—It is anpe «bat c¢ing only the class that migrates disinfection purposes and Aisin- lacemakers hired by of prizes it the internation with formaldehyde before removal wie, the Zionist, of Chi- then follov «d. President Prew from the sacks 'n whichk Tecelved om the = Southampton October %1 em SSORee 5t The’ Moor B Al Sepur The United Siates consular Dauchez, Parie the medal of the ters are perfors r the corners clipped th 0 s (gold), earrring wiih it an award &1 the settlement before disimfection. Neo pr his pleture e . The Kelp #se of leproky, the surgeon reports, bas Jiscovered among the postofloe | Pasked between tb New Yor ¢ medal of the al'hough non-disintected mafl from | Bam ates and ass (silver), carrviog with the leper settle has been handied by CAURE the matter direct to Washingion of $1.600 for ple « them for ¥ vears bt N hem for many year London Boi ection oint ‘\t_“ — s "ree Delivery Service Ordered LONDON, Nov Sheutions fur the o= | 0 T ig o (. car £ wit WaS TON, Nov. 1L—(Special Tele- | PeTs of the pew borough councils. which of $500 for his p entitle Smith has been appointed *UPersede the old vestries, are proceeding Evd of Day.” ¥ 4 rural free delivery carrier st Weby o Ty~ Yhe metropoli | Robert W. Allan, Londen, Eng., box and Osear hapman at Muscatine beteafter ocomsist of twenty-eigh far his picture entitled ~A Rural free delivery will be estab micipalities. each having hve o k st Siockbam, Hamilton countr, Neb are vearly 3.000 capdidates " T the 1362 us Olseon. Londor. Ene, b November 15. Service will embrace &n area | c0uncillorships and aldermanehips. The con on for his picture entitled *W of forty-five square miles, with population |'€5i6 are being fought largely on po of 600. T. Sheich, r. is sppointed car- | liDes e Queen Approves Appointments The comtract for making chamges 1n| ; CTER 1—Quees Vics be first floor and basement of the Omaha | ;oo appointment of Lord public builéing hae boes awarded Chariss | Lury oe premier and Jord privy see H. Gindele of Chicago, at $4,500 el i e COMING HOME FROM THE WAR = . . Twenty Americans Who Fought for T. Richie &s secretary TRAITOR me 8 fairs Oom Paul Are Now at Trieste. News Fave 53 | MADRID, Nov Copyright. 190, by Press Publishing Co.) | Carlist movement is more TRIESTE, Austria, Nov New Yerk | government. It is asserted World Cablegram—Special Telegram. )— of a Berga h fered to s Twebty Americuns who fought for e it be is pardoned, b = s Boers in South Africa arrived here today | government has decided to a 4 left for Hamburg, where ther will and pardon Do ome. The Basque e . America remain quiet h Boers Capt for re = Train Crew of British Ve el Mutiny CAPETOWN KINNE American Seldier Who Deserted ESCAPES to 4 Was Caught Ereaks Out of Prison desertion and ught 2. 1900-TWELVE PAGES SINGLE COPY FIV VOTERS T0O BE PROTECTED Re war Campaign Managens Will Not Allow Democratic B ne CROKER'S MEN MUST NOT INTERFERE Any Attempt at Intimidation by the Bryanite (ohorts Wil Be Met By the Sirong Arm of e taw THEY PROVE IT ONCE MORE Democrats Are Very (ertaln 7 Army is to Be Uscd to in- timidate Laber e Connectiza “lature her thinge: “Them among hat of are ie - was he mercha RicEgD 10 Five & 1Tact of Jard f nel government. which fer: now calles Fort Snerida havy @istirbanors in Chicagn. We hepe t we know the best way not 1o have thewn < 10 be prepared hem. &0 shall necd & large arm. o ¢ o No gov BETTING PURE AND SIMPLE Chicagn Judge Thus Designates the Transactions of the Chicage Board of Trade dge Vail today a declar on the Chicag bers of the ized as “‘bucket . be same He bat same thing was called the bucket sbops, and tion” on the board of trade, but ha were “betting pure and sim The for these remarks was b closing of the case brought by tock & Grain Exchange the Board of Trade for an injume vent the board from stopping T receiving quotations. postponed & formal decision ission of briefs snd au the contending attorners —_— GENERAL BOOTH IN COMMAND HMead of the Salvation Army to United Take Charge RK, Nev. 1.—G Coming 10 wies NEW ¥ e | \BOR HE. CONDITION OF THE WEATH ARS TRUTH Temperatare at Omaha Yeste v Mour Deg Mo vex. | Dinver Bucket Brirade Linee Up at Ita Own S5 m . Particolar Rally, Tem — “rom = “: ! g WORK CHEER FOR W'KINLEY 8z T pom s ¥ e = R -y N1 Policy That Gives Empleyment o i Wagem REED DIES OF HIS WOUND Wernly Bodemd e Vapires a1 theiouney " | WHAT PROSPERTY WEANS TO THEM ttal There — DENVER io., Ne s Te rpenter Ooy Contrasts Conditions of 1896 with Those of Today . be county hosp E ROSEWATER ON LABOR'S DIGNITY The sbooting ook 5 Man Whe Has Risen from Raske : 003 . %o po Employes ‘o Position of Employer 4 . ¢ . s the Omaha a . He . a £ g Workers Sccrest, eptere ed knew Se gy [ we r. & . n r v . iheir aaicg ne & sied & LR " The » A T CEEE Az hat b . & -y . o & 2 b . : . 2 Eive filled their g p publican meeting ame . e € s bere 1 present who had 3 .' ® -- - n . down t earpent ¥ metive enginsers 3 Christie. Jake e g rt Christie, Pay weris, Hal Betebepe, Aperswald, Ed My Heary Reed was born in Omada tweaty-| ur Years Ag: Bine yeers ago and bad resided here all his | FOUT years ago a meeting of this ki life. Uzntll several weeks ago. wher he sold ("8!d Chairman Shrum in ealiing the gath out his inierest, be was & pariver in the *TIOK 10 order, “would have been aitendmi | grocers $rm of Resd Bros., 1817 Leaven- |bY WARy wnh empty scommebs, threadiar worh street. He Lad been in Denver just |CJUIBINE and lacking the knowiedge . a month whet he was shot. His parents |¥BeTe tBe next morning's breakfast ws wo asd a sister r i Omabha 0 €Ome from. This year the laboring ms brother is Angeles ProspeTeus and contemted with his | Reed nected with 2 wil ave it ued . are be Omaba Mercharts Exp Tramstes lose an exsiting es at 2417 Plerce stre every laboring mam sho be brotght to this ciiy zs at He ON TR AIL OF THE ROBBERS ' 2ot much of a Sheriff of Polk (ounty is in Purssit ’ eloguent addres of M ers Who Leoted the tiez of Sheiby t se of four years ¥ ag . Tete- | 1he 'w aty Das | SRder t ca while k for pobody trade as a ca o't bave any er pa i4n't need any. My wife peckaze roon molasses along In a cured a ve to o the butcher was arrested at wvid City but was afterw roed | ! Tih of liver leose, as Do stoles property found | €23 €9 12 zow and ask u bis person and bef Tossts and, best of all, wis received from the Polk Ay for these things f There is Do doudt in the min & luxuries four years ago . at the person arrested be one PP of God and the repsllican wk the work at Shelby ™2z pecple are mot going T wing is a description of molastes any more Prosperity in Reallged Concers Burs American iron . Nov. 1—The Westphaliun Zeit the North German Lioyd Steawm y has ordered more than & | fell tons of structursl iren v the for its workshop and fousdry, lian competition t. but we do say without reser ve that his tode has ither bas Count Tolstol Injured ST. PETERSBURG led the great bulk of » metallists in Nebraska to belleve that be has e been bought or 2 poultice applied by 1he closed his editorial eyes. Nov. 1.-—Count Toiste! Oclober sud severely imjured one | of bis hands. Cousequently his intended re- | ¢ moval from bis estates to Moscew for the | wister bas bren gives up. BERLIN, Nov. 1L+The Reichsanzeiger (o Nov. 1.—It tranepired to-| BERLIN, Nov. 1.—The crew of the British man day oficially and definitely denfes that there | %8 (hal & Boer commando caplured & | bark Iredale. eleven o oumbor are any secret adjuncis to the lutes: Anglo- Brilish outpost of n men 1o the vicinity | rested st Cuxhaven toduy at the practically the control of the Salvat Germas compart of Geneva October 2%, and o ur‘nr:dl mh.: of the captain, who accused them of muti in the United States for & v : The paper says: “There is Do agreement UP & Cipetown mail train, looted 1he Lagt week redale 1o sea fro be. This ement was 4 ‘whatever beyond the note, the full text of | CATTiages and pussengers, destroyed the Hamburg t0 & storm, bound for Melbourne 1 by Commander Booth-Tucker, who SENATOR DAVIS |MPROV|NG réare which was published October 20 mails, set fire 10 the train and decamped | The crew mutinied ip the North ses Kizne was taken were several | arrived here trom England on the steamer wo weeks at a atre: 1247 1 pever struek e — on the approach of an armored train Not b |2 prisoners. Kinde claimed to be Teutonic. He went there early in O ober | Has Been Suflering frem o Case of a lick of work and whea I did work | was wishing o be bamperod, the Boers later American Warships Will 3selt & priconer of the Pilipinas, but the [to invite the geDeral to come o B Peisoning in o 31 4 day. 1 am working zow fo ERNBERG merienn Wareh [ over and « T 40 cents released the prisoners they bad capiured. LONDON, Nov. 1.—The Ux *# who were with the party de- |assist 1o the problem which the Salvation | His Feot. hour and zot Mle a day. The fasve of 1 —_— government, sccording 1o a © be a falsehood. and denounced | army & eavort: " 30 of the =n Fameus Case Recalied by Sensational | Pellucid Rhine Drain fer Sewage. 'Sydney. N. & W., to the Dat or and & re The others f,“,-‘ ;‘.:n:—.v Lf;‘:o‘ k." .:“ : UL, N 1 e ter and it we :‘» A poihy Charge of Attempred Police BERLIN, Nov s, Worms anl | intimated that f would be 3 b R o it i irad g B g B B - X o ast our pres- ion he hance L b of N s, serving five vears ShE Shanes BERLIN, Nov. 1.—A sensational incident | Buelow urging him to appois il occurred here today In the wecond trial of ) (he QUERLIOR Gf the Pollu- | oot e et et e st erte ettt eesiotmetesesttotetrossosoneon. v the rick banker, Sternherg, who was sen- ine tBrough sewage y o ogether tenced last April to two vears' imprinon. g g Ed H d c l t () e P - cas » Riduss e Focs ot B and Rave fo ars more Ifke B and s hree T o 1 bt A e P ot dren gar loward’s Compliments to Hitchcock. 1s four rears more citisenship for & erime agniust morality - pad AMRaricen - SemetNttes thg A Years are only a foretaste of § er testifie " e DS . v trom pliga b g g Sulive Bstmeibus Siowinatier tovcifod thee | J Lnr SNT_ETEN0 OURReS the H . S pain from his 82 870 10 come under the adis his superier officer. Thiel. offered him 3wi.- | Sw''0F TO8 mabus o et ] 1 1. 1993 Y ormed an operation, sub- | { 000 marks if be would testify iu such & way outar & teduction 1 te prte crael 1 B ok S S| e beizg Becessary You were to the itver and a5 to wecure the soquittal of the s e e ’ "1 T . ! from a slight Bryan and we'll go back add then leave the coustry ! s b THE TI ¥ » election duy that paper's edit eemed with a ¢ ch was lafected , I be & darned sigh ve i -~ . SiIk bese. Now 4 Preducts of German Colonies Lonae Ceming Penipencd L4y MES. 1 f argument i favor of state comtrol of corporations. Since the § b We want sound me LONDON ov. 1 A dispatcd to the A —~——~ - 3 pidly bealing or t BERLIN, Nov. 1.—The German Coloniza- | p =0 908 SV 2 s . VA Ay bour when it became known that the populists and democrats had ! & i i g Mg - tion saclety is peuitioning for the frec on aaniare saje thak fand St § OFFICLAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY. bé demecsts hod. you' ¢ o sdigpcg oo A L I * oreanized R o i . = s | WBo was sche leave South Africs H - Pt ~| the fight and that the day for fulfilllng our promises had come, Do man ¢ place om Tuesday in order | All we want is a | them. But 10 the German e e o TR N bmerire § § e oy Pride; of Pupilios oboadn, | has scen one line of argument in the World-Heraid In favor of redeew. § fons 5= 10bovy ' of £ else, we want work at A umber of professors. politicians wnd | [IPUE 1 e3¢ of his daughiers betng s e R Lo S e ety Bedeat 18 rornad b o regulation of corporati <l | congress 1a December, | hoe? Taker WAr 3 mas wid to me to @ manutucturers bave issued a call for . s rh St et ! party € he regulatio rporations, Why - December ay: ‘Four it 2 ol erganization of the German section in the Election Results in Vietoria. | We don't know. ' t they charge international union for the protection of MELBOUKNE. Nov 1-eThe resut of the 1.50 Per Year, 1o adveme. Mr. Hitcheock has been appealed to time and again % bring the eress » 4 ey labor, which wus founded in Paris last July. | clections be legisiative assemd . R R i bet I o —- Vietorla is ibe return of “five n . EDGAR HOWARD. Bahgy, | ‘nf0ence of his paper 1o bear upon the corporation lobby at Lincoln e axroRE T o Nax Matter. p ers of the o | § ——t—— | but be turns a desf ear to all entreaties editor-in-chie the § A ), B o be funeral to- | h Gay of Prof Mux Muller, who died on H Tus vtate bouse boudlers tgve| World-Hereld, Richard Metcalfe. has a troe heart which beats for and o plenty of mosey . October 2. was largely aitended, those | : t the W, - : i In the interest of the masses. but it canbot best hard epongh to 1 3 | Payoments of Seann Yomvels Nor. 3 T . present including representatives of Queen| ST PETERSBU dough -WemLo-Hrwao - - £ St s cl 65 1 Beaak 0 (LAt B st ¥ every 2 e 8ed 8 YVictaria and Briperor Wiliam of Germans. |of sgriculture estimates the Russian erops | § right. The ommderstion was pot| 19 Darrier which Mrl Hitcheook bas ralsed sgainet the or sm of § to vote for amy The latter FO0L & wreath imscribed, “To my |for iW0 as being cousiderably below the | ¢ maoney, but awisl of w th ag: | corporations in the World-Herald. * * * * Bupjr 4o idle to hope for : b, triend verage. These estimates are based on the| * . \ et hoock. We do not say that the ¢ A . n Army of W ; | reports of 7,100 correspondents | Rosewster: The Worio- 8 * orporations bave § . ’ . ‘ . 2 wealthy corporations I Liverpool . e ¥ < he'bmr% alled -Kaiserine Maria from Bremen and Ssutnampion. | York. Liverpool—Salied—lberias, a furnishing Bave gone into a trust 24 the trusts. | recogmize them as an 2o ¥ VOV lovil thab wmst b0 sumsrereed oo o