THE OMAHA DAILY HEE: SATURDAY, ALMUL (5, 101.
Eiroa EjrUfTittin Diigmcod Became He
Talked Too Much,
rOLES' DISSATISFACTION IN EVIDENCE
'1 tiitiiiii1 iif (.oplrx or II; iniitioiik
l.'otttn IiiIiimt Call to Arnix Arc
I'd u ml mid t'on-llrn-il.
ANOTHER KANSAS BLIZZARD OPPOSE UNITED STATES CORN
HHHM.V, April 5. Ilaron von Kgloffstcln,
hitherto Kmperor William's court marshal,
has resigned his position and will bo suc
ceeded by Ilaron Trolhn, tho court cham
berlain. The former has been granted n long leave
of absence, during which tho succession
will occur. He retires In .disgrace, becau.io
tho kulscr, rightly or wrongly, attributes
to him tho communication to the press of
sovcral recent versions of his majesty's
public utterance that aro said to havo been
distorted. Ilaron von Kgloffstcln, who Is a
wealthy man, will repair to his father's
estate and will ticcomo'n candidate for tho
Itcichstag.
Tho public schools of tho provlnco of
Haxony, I'russla, have been acquainted by
tho authorities of Magdeburg, capital of the
province, with a now codo of regulations,
undor which hurcaftcr it pupil must commit
to memory !Ml Ulbllcal verses and 105
vurses of hymns in addition to tho
catechisms. Tho Vosslscho Zcilung, com
menting on tho order, Rays: "Thla is tho
first Important step, presumably, In carry
ing out tho eniperor'rt recent warning re,
gardlng tho demoralization of tho youth of
tho country and lack of rollgtous training.
Wo tako It, however, to bo an Illegal pro
posal, because tho present public school
law minutely provides for the amount of
religious Instruction to be Imparted and
this decree widely exceeds thoso limits. Al
together tho new regulation constitutes u
serious danger."
CiuiiiI Hill ConijnilNury.
Tho Cologno VolkB Zeltung, tho principal
organ of tho clerical party, commenting
upon tho report that Kmperor William rn
contly declared that agrarians must "swat
low tho canal bill," says it believes tho lmt
prcsalon to bo authentic. It then proceeds
to point out that tho constitution awards
to tho emperor the right, to concludo com
mercial treaties, and says it deems It
doubtful whether he will, da so unlesB tho
agrarians forco hint by unreasonable) oppo
sition. .
A Polish hymnbook, In which tho re-cs-
tabllshmcnt of Poland and u call tor arms
for that purposo aro advocated, has Just
been condemned to confiscation by tho dls
trlct court at Dortmund. Thousands of
topics h.-wo bcrn found among tho Poles In
tho Industrial districts of West Prussia.
Trillin .Mulled mill Slitrli Suflrrltw
III ortlnr(iTM I'nrl of
M' DONALD, Kan., April 5. Another ter
rific blizzard has been experienced In the
northwestern comer of Kansas and has
Increased tho suffering In tho towns alonfi
the Orleans & St. l'rancla branch of the
Uurllngton & Missouri Illvcr railroad that
hao been snowed up since March 23. The
slorm Btartcd at 8 o'clock last night and
lasted ten hours. Ilurllngton train No 171,
with twelve days' mall, express and freight
for tho beleaguered towns of Hid City
and St. Krancis, was caught half a mile east
of McDonald and every effort of tho crew
to bring In tho ' train has so far proven
futile.
Ilurllngton officials ordered a snowplow
with a double header that had barely
reached St. I'rancls to turn back and re-
Fnnch Agrariani Waging War en the Great
American Maize.
ALARMED BY GROWING DEMAND FOR IT
tin I r llceoiiilim So i merit I Hint
.litiiK"iilni Arottaril IVunn!
n III 1 1 Incr.'iiNlim
Dill;.
WASHINGTON, April u. American corn
Is now the object of attack of tho French
agrarians. United States Cousul Thakara,
at Havre, makes this subject tho basU of
a considerable report to the State depart
ment. Ho says' In brief that tho agrarians
llevo tho train. The plow had gone but a and some other interests became alarmed
short distance when It became stalled nud some ttmo ago at the Increasing use of
500,000 Women
Havo boon restored to boalth
by Lydla Pinkham's Vege
table Compound Their let
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mtatemont to bo a foot, not a
mere boast. When a modi'
olno baa boon successful In
curing so many women, you
cannot well say without try
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will help mo."
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the train Is still in a drift 600 feet long
and from four to five feqt deep. Tho train
Just missed being caught In the Makeruaii
cut, which Is seventy foct deep, and If It
had been stalled thero tho cntlro train
would doubtless havo been completely
burled In snow.
Much suffering' exists nt half a dozen
small towns within a radius, of for.ty miles,
One Womiin'n , pcrlviioK ulth n (irlp
united)'.
Whllo Buffering with a sevcro attack of
tho grip and threatened with pneumonia,
Mrs. Annlo 11. Coolcy of Mlddloflold, Conn.,
began using Chamberlain's Cough Itcmcdy
and wns very much benefited by its use.
Tho pains In tho chest soon disappeared,
tho cough becamo loose, expectoration easy
and In a short tlmo sho was as well as
ever. Mrs. Coolcy says she cannot speak
too highly lu praise of this remedy. It Is
for salo by all druggists.
forelgu corn and havo succeeded In having
two bills reported for pasagc, tho first
regulating thu temporary admission of corn
and tho second fixing the duty on grain at
90 cents, Instead of 53 cents, per 100
'kilograms, nnd Increasing tho duty on flour
made frm corn from o francs to S francs
per 100 kilograms.
Tho committee which reported these bills
many of the- people having been short of mado a most searching investigation of the
extent or competition of foreign corns witn
n;ttlo grains and heard statements from
all the great Interests Involved on both
sides of the question, tho result being an
exceedingly Interesting report, ending with
tho committee's conclusions that tho con
ditions warrant tho Increased duties pro
posed.
During the course of tho hearings tho
probability of reprisals by foreign coun
tries wns considered und on this tho com-
mltteo reports:
"We havo nothing to fear from reprisals
from anyone, Inasmuch as the countries
which send us corn all have high protectlvo
tariffs, which we scarcely hope will bo low
ered In our favor. Whllo wo enjoy tha
treatment of tho most favored nations,
thorc is not much fear that these agree
ments will be broken for a question bo rela
tively unimportant."
fuel and provisions for twelve, days.
KANSAS . IS WET ENOUGH
Another llcnvj llnlu Vlnll Central
I'nrl n f Nlntr. lint Hoc
Onl. Ooort.
TOPIJKA. Ivan., April B. Kansas was
ncaln visited today by a 'rain .storm. Dls
patches received tonight Indicate that the
storm was most sovcro In' the' pentral part
of tho state. The west, too, was thoroughly
soaked. No reports 'of damngo aro re
eolved. ,Tho ground now Is In excellent
condition for the spring farming to com
mence and much moro rain right now would
cause serious damage to the prospects for
tho furmcrs.
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Iliillil Cntlinlln Piirlnli limine.
CHESTON, In., April B. (Special.)
Father llcdc, pastor of St. Malachy's church,
has given out tho Information that t':o
Catholic pcoplo this spring expect to begin
the work of erecting a parish houso to cost
from $7,000 to J 11', 000. It will bo n modern
building, consisting of a basement nnd two
Htorlcs. Tho material will bo of brick, and
tho trimmings of stone. It Is tho begin
ning of a monastery.
FIRE RECORD.
.Montiiiiil Tiiivii Destroyed.
HUTTK, Mont., April C Firo at Augusta,
fifty miles west of Great Falls, caused a
loss estimated at $75,000 und tho burned
district includes almost the cntlro business
portion ol tho town. Every building on
what Is known ns llio south sluo was
quickly burned, most of the contents being
destroyed. The' principal losers arc: J. C.
Adams & Co.. general store, $40,000; John
Smith, store, $4,000; Hafnard saloon, $2,500;
Weaver saloon, $2,500; Mannlx hotel, $2,500;
Commercial hotel, $2,500. Several dwellings
wero destroyed.
RUSH IN THE LAST HOURS
MnnnKenient of Kxiioftlllmi Look for
(iron! HiiNlnefln nt (lie Close
of Cnntt'ntn.
If there aro not many pcoplo disap
pointed beforo the Auditorium exposition
Is over, tho management has a guess or
two coming. Tho closing hours are almost
certain to witness a great rush in tho at
tendance, and most of those who have been
putting off their visit until tho last mo
ment arc going to get shut out entirely by
the Jam or find themselves wedged Into a
crowd and unable to Inspect tho really in
teresting and valuablo exhibits. Tickets
arc being sold In blocks by ngents of tho
exposition In largo numbers, which Indi
cates that thero aro a great many people
Intending to come sooner or later, but tho
crowds do not nppcar to grow proportion
ately. There wero but 300 pcoplo present
last night, and thero was a corresponding
lack of snap and vivacity. Possibly the
weather deterred many from coming out
nnd that a bit of good weather would have
brought out, tho usual recent good attend
ance.
No charge was Imposed for scats in the
thcatorlum last night, although somo good
music was put on. C. A. Jacobson, one of
the best known vocalists of tho city, sang
Tho correct number of "THE DOTS" and
list of prlzo winners will bo published In all
editions of Tho Deo Saturday, April 13.
Mm. Fouler irl Three Yen.
MASON CITY, la., April 5. Mrs. Foster,
convicted of complicity In tho attempted
murder of her husband at Algona, was sen
tenced today by Judge Ualllo to three years
In the penitentiary ut hard labor. Tho wlfo
mado a confession whllo her husband was
not expected to live, but when ho recoverod
sho was Induced to plead not guilty and
stood trial, her husband defending her.
t'erey (Seronlil AiIJiiiIkciI liinnuc.
HASTINGS, Neb., April D. (Special.)
Porcy Ocrould .was adjudged insane
Wednesday night and' was taken to- the
asylum at Lincoln yesterday by Sheriff
Simmering. Mr. Ocrould has been manager
ut tho Hastings' (las'. Light and Heat Com
pany for four years.
Vetrrnn I'mnnnneril luxntic.
HEATIUCK, Neb., April 5. (Special Tele
gram.) J. It. Holllday, an old soldier, was
taken beforo tho insanity board hero today
and adjudged Insane. lib was taken to
tho asylum at Lincoln this afternoon by
Sheriff Wuddlngton. Ho draws $30 per
month pension.
Tho correct number of "TUB DOTS" nnd
list of prlzo winners will bo published In all
editions of Tho Deo Saturday, April 13.
Observe Mniuuly .Sunday,
HASTINOS, Neb., April 5. (Spcclali)
Maitnrly Thursday was observed by Con
stnns chapter No. 3, ltoso Croix Ancient
and Accepted Scottish ltlto at Masonic
temple last night. Ono hundred guests
wero present.
Wheels! Wheels! Wheels! How they go!
Hide a Dec wheel and bo In tho swim.
Detroit Itndlnlor I'lnnt.
DETROIT, April 5. Fire of unknown orl
gin burned the warehouse, pattern shop and
machine shop of ono of tho two largo plants
of thn American Itadlator comnanv. outsldn
of tho city limits, at the Junction of tho- several soloctlons, receiving unmistakable
licit Lino railway, tonlcbt. Frederick W. evidences of appreciation from his hearers,
Hodges,. manager of the company, o ilmatoi
tho loss at $150,000 and says It Is fully cov
ered by Insurances
Thoro wero between 500 and COO men em
ployed by tho concorn, who will be tempo
rarily thrown out of employment.
IVnreliouitc nnd SiiKnr.
wsw uhlbans, April &. Tho ware
house on the Southstdo plantation, con
taining n largo quantity of sugar, was de
stroyed by fire tonight. The loss Is $200,
000, fully covered by insurance. Tho plan
tation Is on tho bank of tho river, a few
miles above this city.
Swoejm .Montnnn Town.
HELENA, Mont., April 5. Fire, which
started In the Odd Fellows' hall at Augusta,
swept through the. business portion of tho
town, tocsumtng every building oh 'the main
street, too loss is estimated at $60,000,
with $30,000 insurance.
JudKe Annul Ilnck Axurminicnt.
ATLANTIC, la., April D. (Special.)
Juilgo O. D. Wheeler has rendered a de
cision In tho, tax ferret cases tried bofpro
him last term, issuing a decree against tho
county and annulling iho assessment of
back taxes' mado by tho auditor. Imme
diately following tho assessment mado by
tho auditor another ono was mado by tho
treasurer. Tho validity of this assessment
will como up nt the next term of court,
witn Jtmgo Macy on the bench.
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on win do round in Prickly Ash Dittcrs. It
heals and strengthens.
The correct number of "THE DOTS" nnd
list of prlzo winners will bo published In all
editions of Tho Deo Saturday, April 13.
HYMENEAL.
- HntilvtlnK-llnrat,
THENTON, N.ob.. April C (Special!)
John ,H. Haldwlns and Miss Lena Hurst
wero married at the- homo of tho bride's
mother by Dev. Gcorg& Lincoln.
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When the gifts wore distributed the fol
lowing nnmca showed up In tho list: H.
Dabbltt, Mrs. Harriet MacMurphy, Uoy
Webster, Klttlo McKenna, Morris Milder,
Miss M. Wilson, C. E. Illack, Arthur I).
Hulburd and Mrs. J. A. Schall.
Tho lull that marked the various voting
contests wns due, not so much to tho at
tendance ns to tho fact that most of the
friends of tho candidates named are waiting
to effect a coup at tho final day's balloting.
This Is known to be the case In tho type
writer and policeman's contest. Tho former
has already been qulto successful In point
flf profit, tho $100 machine has already
brought lu nearly twlco Its valuo, but
thoro aro several candidates who con
fidently expect to sco their friends rally
on tbo last day with a bundlo of money
and boost their names to the top. Miss
Relchardt Increased her, lead slightly last
ovcnlng, scoring a record of 4,015, to 4.442
for Miss l'ardun and 3,372 for Miss Hcecher.
Thero aro several others with fewer votes
who nre known to havo covetous eyes on
tho machine
It Is also known .that some of tho mem
bers of the pollco force who have standing
in tho list of popular candidates for tho
meerschaum pipe are expecting to make a
grand rush Just beforo the polls close. Of
ficer Osburn holds tho lead with 930 votes
to SC5 for Officer Shoup, who is second in
tho parade.
Interest is Just being awakened In the
balloting for the most popular mall car
rier. This contest was only started a few
daVs ago. Tho successful carrier will be
given the prlvllogo of going to ono of the
popular tailoring establishments nnd hnv
Ing a suit of clothing mado nt tho oxpenso
of tho exposition. C. A. Newton seems to
havo bis neck bowed for that trousseau,
but the gamo Is young.
Somo uncertainty is expressed about the
contest for the $400 phaeton, which has
lagged, with J. Frank Carpenter and II. J.
Pcnfold alternately leading a field of
twenty-five or moro strong candidates. It
will be surprising If thero Is not a shower of
greenbacks precipitated into the contest nt
the last moment
Children's day today will bo observed with
the usual reduced rnto for Juveniles and
prcoentB for evory ono of them. It will
also bo the ocrnslon of n great cake and
bread show by thoso who aro competing
for the pru.es offered for the best pro
ductions In that line. Up to last night
twenty cakes and fifty loaves of bread had
been brought In and many moro are ex
pected today. Tho prizes will be awarded
by an auditorium committee, the Identity
of tho contestants being hidden, and at
tho close the bread and cakes will bo sold
for tho benefit of tho Auditorium.
There will bo a musical program lu tho
afternoon nnd another at night. In tho
former tho participants will bo C. F.
Steckclborg, S. l.andsberg, Miss Fannlo
Arnold, Francis Pnttor, Mrs. Jesslo Ilrown
Dorward, S. Eddy Kemp, William Man
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Howard Home, John Wilson Stevenson nnd
tho Young Men's Christian Association
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Monday evening will como tho colored
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tho competition between tho Guards nnd
Rifles, Tho women's committee has de
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instead of Wednesday, as originally planned,
thus allowing them two days' moro time
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