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OMAHA. SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1903-THIHTY-SIX PAGES.
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The Omaha Sunday Bee.
KING AIDS T1IE IRISH I
Take. Decisiva Step at Critic! Stage of
Land Bill Discussion.
ARTIST SKETCHES TSU HSI
Caught at the Hallrond Station While
Returning from Vi.lt to
Tombs.
! COUSIN MAKES CROWN
I 8art it li Ho Small Matter to Create Em
blematio Headpieoe for a King.
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LONDON. Jnlv II (New York World
SENDS MESSAGE TO LANDLORD PEERS cablegram-Special Teiegrem.)-The first REQUIRES DEEP STUDY OF HERALDRY
authentic portrait of Tsu Hat. the wily.
, . maiirriui aowager emprtw 01 v,iim, ., i m t t
informs Them He Considers Pauage of sketched by Frederick Mccormick at the Two Men Who Are Likely to Claim it at
Measure a Fatriotio Duty.
railroad station In Peking, last April, when
(the Chinese court returned from the western
tomba where the worship of the Imperial
ONLY DANGER NOW IS IN HOUSE OF LORDS ancestors waa resumed.
After the empress had stepped from the
train and waa about to enter the chair she
Anxioui to Hare it Finally Famed Before personally thanked the manager of the Other is Alleged Offspring of Former King
Viiit to Irelani T?"' a .7'".:. t?.
party over the railroad. Prince Chlng,
lOUBET'S VISIT ENHANCES POPULARITY kneeling, acted as the Imperial Inter-
meaiary, assisted oy an interpreter, x no
highest officers of the empire were present.
Bom Future Date.
ONEISTHESONOFSERVIA'S NEW RULER
Milan by Turkish Wife.
NEW AVENUE FOR SMUGGLERS
French Folic Considering How Bat
looalsts Mar Bo Headed
Off.
RIVAL
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PARIS. July ll.-New Tork World Cable
gramSpecial Telegram.) Santos-Dumont's
panama saved his life thla week. During
one of his frequent excursions In the air
the motor of his airship emitted spark
and a tiny flame crept up along the ap
paratus, threatening to Ignite the detlcate
fiber of the balloon. The spectators
watched horror-stricken.
Perceiving the danger Santos cooly
leaned out of the basket, smothered the
flame with hi panama and continued his
trip as if nothing had happened.
The possibilities foreshadowed by San toe'
dally balloon outings and the plans of the
Dnuroe uiv atrv n 4IM1NT I Lebaudy aeronauts to make similar trips
about Paris, fill with concern Police Pre
fect lupine and the so-called octroi or
Considered to Fressnge Era of Better Including General Chiang, the commander I Saltan Supposed to Favor the One municipal custom authorities, whose duty
Feeling Between the Two
Traditional National
Enemies.
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LONDON, July 11. (New York World
cablegram, special telegram.) "I regard
the passage of this bill In a shape accepta
ble to the Irish tenants' representatives as
an act of patriotic duty," was the message
Mw.ra seni to me caucus ui lrl"" seventieth year, she Is as keen Intellectually
wnainra peers mrougn me auao oi Aoer-
com at a critical time.
In-chief In Chi LI, Lien Fang, vice-presi
dent of the foreign bureau, and Yuan Shlh
Kal, the viceroy or governor of Chi LI
i province.
Tsu HsI, thought not of Imperial blood-
some even maintain that her mother waa
slave has ruled th vast empire of China
with Its 400,000,000 people with a rod of
Iron, for forty-two years, aometlmea In
guise of co-regent, sometimes regent and
of late years simply as the strenuous aunt
of the weak emperor. Today. In her
The king had been Informed that after
a prolonged session the caucus had de
cided to resist the proposals which the
Irish nationalists had Insisted upon as
essential and he dispatched the duke post
haate with his virtual command. The
ss she ever has been and wtth a great fund
of experience, coupled with extraordinary
motive capacity. Is often more than a match
for the, shrewdest western diplomats.
The superiority she assumes over the
la Whose Veins Coarses
the Blood of the
Turk.
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PARIS, July 11. (New York World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) A crown Is
about to be made In Paris which may yet
cause a war between the supporters of two
claimants who are now mere boys. It la a
crown for Servla, and the designer and
fashioner la Prince Bodlgad Karageorgo-
vltch, a cousin of King Peter, an artist who
has been In virtual exile here and who has
a studio at No. t Bols de Boulogne square.
It Is to collect a tax on produce and other
articles brought Into the city.
Prefect Lepine already has life-saving.
dog, bicycle and automobile corps of po
lice, but so far has no aeroneaut corps to
regulate the speed of balloons or keep
them on the right side of the atmospp
The octroi authorities, for their par
no way to prevent balloonlsts era
alcohol, tobacco or even more cos
dutiable goods.
M. Lepine has already summ v-
taln aeronauts before him, and tT
of requiring permlta for balloo'
is now under consideration.
The problem of novelties .
Ing seems to have been '
Duchesa D'Uxes, when on'
TO UNITE CHRISTIANS
EndeaToreri Ak Epworth League and Bap
tist Unions to Form Merger.
GIANT CONVENTION FORMULATES PLAN
Petition is to Be Sent to Other Young
People's Sco eties.
FULLY o,000 DELEGATES IN DENVER
Keligious Gathering Draws 20,000 Visitors
to Colorado City.
BIBLE STUDENTS AR ALSO MEETING
Believers In Strange Doctrine Im
merse Fifty ( onvrrta Heady for
Mlllealam In Tea Years
from Rate.
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for Nebraska-Fair Sunday
Monday.
and
rage.
1 King Helps Irish Land Bill Oat.
t'on.ln of Kin 1V frown.
F.nileavnrera to I nlte C hristiana.
Pope's Condition Less Unngerons.
A Russians Scoff at Idea of War.
8 ews from ehraska Towns.
York County eed Harvest Hands.
Prrpurlnit for the State Fair.
4 Republicans ame Judicial Ticket.
Woman Is Blinded In a Fight.
Plea for a Nebraska Forest.
5 Affairs at Sooth Omaha.
Rain Breaks the Heat Wave.
Jnpanese and Mexicans Flaht.
A Past Week In Omnha Society.
Hnsslp of London Society.
! Conncll Bluffs and Iowa News.
Resnlls of the Rase Ball flames.
Americans Win Rifle Trophy.
10 Scrllmrr Wins at Tennis.
Postal Probe Mears the End.
Reproducing; Jerusalem at Fair.
It Summer Vacations Are Expensive,
Work on Buildings Proarcs.es.
Water Board Asks for Help.
12 Amnsements and Mnslc.
1H Weekly nerlew of Sports.
I t Editorial.
1R t.eoloay of Old Nebraska.
About the Earth and Heavens.
1H Patrons of the Sleeping; Tar.
10 Financial and t'ommerelal.
.on
rtaln
oy the
,.ls week
guests to
The two lads, who are pretty aura to clash
monarchs of the rest of the world Is re- when King Peter'a relgn ends, as it looka after breakfast she treats
fleeted In the name she gave the bureau or now, are each IB years old, oddly enough, a series of balloon ascension he guests
ministry Of fnrelen SfTafra the allleft 1 anA Viv a .trontr. Ni(ni.M.nM hnth ar I I .1,1. ...atlu all ini Am ojred
" " " 1 ' ' ' I powers forced upon China after the boxer I named George. man, who declined to go up,
and the bill was saved. I wnr Tht hnrtv Kn.. K,, ... I. I. r I. n.i... r, tr It-V, . ,
It la safe now unless the House of Lords. a with foreign governments, as officially who. aa the king's eldest son. Is the crown PETITION MAY BE RECEIVED
Influenced by the Irish landlord peers. Btyled china Is "the Foreign Office for prince, or heir apparent,
should whittle down the concessions ob- AjmnBterlng the Affairs of Subject The other is called Prli
talned by the Irish party from Chief 8oc
retary Wyndham in the Commons. The
opinion of the Irish leaders given to the
'World la that the act's utility will depend
mainly upon Its administration It Is elaa
tlo in Its provisions and If liberally ad
ministered will be a Anal settlement.
The Irish party Is anxious to get It
through the House of Lords before the
king visits Ireland, aa his Influence has
been exercised from the first in making
the landlord party agree to concessions
to the tenants.
King's Popularity Enhanced
President Loubet'a visit to London haa
greatly enhanced the prestige of King
Edward, to whose Initiative it waa due,
M. Loubet was completely carried away
with the cordial but not over done en
thusiasm of hla reception.
French Foreign Minister Delcasso aaid
to British Foreign Minister Lansdowne
"I regtrrd this visit aa the moat important
International event that has happened in
Europe since the car went to Paris."
President Loubet, who. la a little man,
displayed an energy equal to the Kaiser's
Prince George Obreno-
Countrtes. i vltch. and Is said to ba the natural son cf
the late Kino- Milan. Hla mother Is s Turk-
FRENCHMAN S VIEW OF AMERICA lBh woman, whose maiden name when, she
says, King Milan courted her, waa Arte
Hardest Working and Least Frugal
People to Be Found In
the World.
Strife la Russian Cabinet Over
Papers from Valted
States.
the
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PARIS. July 11. (New York World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) "There Is no
country In the world where people are less
who has been seeing Yankee land through
French eyes.
'In France," he writes, "one sees all over
the streets, the sign, 'Repairing done here.'
In the United States they do no repairs.
When clothes, shoes or furniture have
DENVER, July 11. A movement of signal
Importance in the religious world has been
launched by the Christian Endeavor con
ention, now In session here. It ia a tenta
tive proposal to work for the amalgamation
of the Christian Endeavor society, the .p
worth league and the Baptlxt union and It
will be presented In the torm of a petition
from the Endeavorera to the other national
bodies. In taking the initiative in the ad
vocacy of such union tne Chlrstlan En
deavor society points to lt priority of es
tablishment as Justification.
"To Evangelise the World," this IB the
keynote of the pleaa of the noted minis
terial orators of thia country and of Eng
land, who, by their seal and eloquence, are
stirring the large audiences which are
attending the sessions of the Inter
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MAGIC MESSAGES STATE AIDED
mlsia Johannid, but who now Is Mrs. (Copyright, 1903, by Press Publishing Co.)
Crlstlch, the wife of a man who waa bt. PETERSBURG, July 11. (New' York
Bervla's minister In St. Petersburg for some World Cablegram Special Telegram.) The
years. American Klshlneff petition Is causing grave
Her father waa the sultan's chief archl- discussion between the czar's two all-
tect. The mother left Constantinople lm- powerful ministers, De Wltte and Flehwes,
mediately after King Alexander was killed and the rivalry between them may result
and started for the Servian frontier with In the petition being received.
her son, expecting the sultan to back her De Wltte Is extremely friendly to the
economical and work harder than In the up In claiming the throne for the boy. But I United States and regards any weakening
United States." Thia Is the proposition laid the sultan did not find It prudent to meddle t of the good relations as a grave error In
down by Julea Huret, the Paris journalist. Just then, when the caar and the emperor international policy. The cur knows notn
of Austria were watching, but there Is no lng of such matters, unless they are
doubt that he would Jump at a a-ood chance brdught under his notice by his ministers,
to once more get Servla Into his clutches by and Plehwes, with the oo-operatlon or
making a half Turk the ruler, under the Lamsdorff, is using every mean to up
sultan's suaeralnty. Very carefully haa the press the petition,
young "Obrenovltch" been guarded because De Wltte regards the growing power of
served their time they are thrown awav. of the fear he may be asaaasinated. Before Plehwes with misgivings and they already
Machines ten years old are aold for old the coup d'etat in Servla his mother was have had several encounters over adminls-
Iron and houses are torn down to make warned that an attack upon the life of her trative questions. The World correspond-
room for mora modern ones." aon was planned because tt was the purpose nt now hears from a source very close to
He notes the wide use of silk In America of Kin Alexander's enemies to kill everv- De Wltte that he la using all his endeavors
i. .. Aithnnirh I imoni all classes, and remark h nrivi. 1 one In whose veins ran blood of the Dhrenn. I to have the petition handed to the oiar.
h. navar mat to bed before 1 o'clock In the lrg granted by the United States to the etches. bellevelng that it will compel Plehwes' res-
morning ha waa up working with his see- "Ilk manufacturers, their exemption from Cousin M akea the Crown. Ignatlon,
IZ Tmr unUl rmTdnTghTner Tad Fran'oV. wouM do'w.U to emu- " rr t.rv,.w,d TRY NEW PLAN WITH THE POOR
a minute's rest Yet he was always bright, late this example and not permit itself to f""" "' "
never showed the slightest trace of fatigue I be distanced, even In Its silks, by this
and hla good humor waa perennial, k He I marveloua young country.
... . i. I. . h.K.m. crr.it chums snrl the I -
ft- ni.-MIIIM. M IK I lllKB I h K 1 " " i -v.--..,
the numerous auxiliary meetings. That
definite plan for carrying on the work will
be adopted before the convention adjourns
Is probable.
Twenty Thousand Visitors.
The complete registered returns of ac
credited delegates haa not yet been com-
Bnbsldy to Wireless Telegraph
Company.
HONOLULU, July ll.-The system 6f
wireless telegraphy which has been In ser
vice for some time between several Islands
of the Hawaiian group haa not given eat-
the new crown.
"It la quite true," he said, In response to
the correspondent's Inquiries, "that I have
klng'a bon homle quite captured the presi
dent's suite,
What might have been an awkward In
eldent was obviated by the king's ready
tact. The original plan waa that the presl
dent should leave London from Waterloo
station for the Aldershot review. Only
two hours before train time It occured to
the king that the prealdent of France
might feel sensitive about Waterloo, so
the arrangements were suddenly changed
nd M. Loubet went from Victoria station,
French Society to Find Work
Them Instead of Giving
Charity.
(or
membered la the Latest List
Given Oat.
Justin McCarthy One of Those Re- " a lmPte matter, but really it is a most (Copyright. 190S, by Press Publishing Co.)
aimcuii one. xne previous oervian King, PARIS July 11. (New York World Cable
Alexander, wore a crown which was a gram Special Telegram.)-A charity has
duplicate of one which waa worn in the ju,t been started in this city which alms
fifteenth century. Profound study of ot onlv ot the rescue of the very poor but
(Copyright, 1903, by Press Publishing Co.) heraldic designs will be necessary to con- the rehabilitation of their self-respect.
LONDON, July 11. (New York World f"0' a new crown, lor every mark and Th. oblect is to help the worthy Indigents
Cablegram Special Telegram.) Among the aevice means someining, as n ooes in a not professional beggars, but persons re-
pensions recently granted on the civil Hat crest. aa hv circumstances or sickness, to
for distinguished servlcee In literature Is "Theophlle, Ouatire'B daughter, a greit absolute destitution.
Ths French newspaper men who came ' .280 to Justin McCarthy, the fa- atudent of such matters, is assisting me x refuge will be erected and efforts will
.. i iwir,. mous historian, novelist and Dolltlclan. He nd 1 have sent to Moscow ana to Bt. k. made to secure for them work. An in
uw ii n on. ajuuutjvi iibv v """. s - i i
it . .a ..Hivataiv sini-essed has been almost blind for the laat five years Petersburg for material. tellle-ence office is attached,
ih- nnvtctlon that this visit will go a long " now "ving with his devoted daugh- "The coronation may not take place for president Loubet, Jules Lemalrte, Clovla
..w - I n k TS . I U . . . I .Kn,,t o vmr PrtMlrilV It Will ho. ul Tn I.. . a . I. - nnl. man V.v. AAtl.
v toward removing the insensate race c",-'n" esigaie-on- -- ' Hugnea ana umc. .
- .... ' I Sab rtiialltf .nff...! In 111....,,
Rabbi Stricken Down with Illness
Makes Impassioned Attack
piled, but at the lowest estimate there are igfactory results.
now fully 8,000 In the city and the total The system has lately been placed In the
number of visitors is not less than 20,000. I hands of a trust company with a view to
Two pleasing impromptu features of the the financial and operating Improvement,
convention have been the presentation by xo give further encouragement the govern-
Chaplaln Robert F. Steels of the United ment will grant the new owners a subsidy
States navy, to President Francis E. Clark of j100o a month, beginning on August .1.
of a small American flag, said to be tne nrst
raised by American troops over Cavlte, and FXJ$ DENOUNCING RUSSIA
tne expression given Dy ev. x. j. uuupwu
of London, to the sentiment of unity grow.
lng between Great Britain and the United
States.
The sunrise quiet hour services tn five
city churches at 6 o'clock thia morning
were attended by thousands of delegates,
although they had been occupied until late
last night with convention business. From
8:10 to 9:30 sessions of the Christian En
deavor School of Methods were held In
eight churches. .
O Ulcer s Hold Conference.
Jit 10 o'clock a conference of state, dis
trict and local union officers began at Cen
tral Presbyterian church, Preaident Clark
presiding. Well considered addressee, con-
"rr
prejudice on both aides.
TURKS SURROUND BULGARIANS
Bandit Leader Dies la Battle On Day,
Porte Gaining Second Victory
a Nest.
Sea, busily engaged In literary work. the hundredth anniversary of Servian in- trlbuted. The present quarters are tern-
Mr. McCarthy, haa made a considerable dependence, which was aohleved under my but the patrona expect to build.
amount of money In his .day, but he has grandfather. Karageorge. a mori as money enough ts raised. The
not the faculty of keeping It, being exceed- "My brother, Alexis, the real heir In the institution Is known as "The' House of
lr.gly open-handed. Premier Balfour, an direct line to the Servian crown, la In .he Poor." and the director Is George
old political opponent, granted the pension Austria, we win return to Belgrade after Harriots,
Immediately It waa suggested to him and the king has naa ume to straighten things
wrote a charming private letter to Mr. Mc-I out. ' (REJECT
canny iniormmg nim or tne ract, i rTince smn, n. moi nromir, nas i -
Another recipient of a pension from the Kon to Russia to take the king s children I Russian Law Does Not Permit Them
civil list la Rhoda Broughton, whose aeries to Belgrade. I Oversee Work of
JEWISH ENGINEERS
NAT.ONICA. July 11. Twelve hundred
T.rrui.h . trnrms have surrounded 200 Bui
nrians nur Amatovo. The two leaders of novels beginning with "Cometh Up As a "There Is no truth In the regency story,
of the Bulgarians were killed while at- Flower," were exceedingly popular thirty Peter la a strong man and can give Servla
Christiana.
tempting to escape. years ago ror tneir prigntness, originality
In an encounter between Turkish troop ana aeiigntrut love-making.
and revolutionists near Petrtch. about fifty .
miles from Salonlca. yesterday, the noto- LAST LETTER OF QUEEN DRAGA
rloua brio-ana. Alexis, ana several mciu-
the strong guiding hand the country needs.
Even If his son were tl years old, his youth (Copyright. 1903, by Press Publishing Co.)
Appears to Have Had a Preae
of Her Impending
Doom.
would still unfit him for such a task.
"As for Alexander, the autopsy, which
revealed hla phenomenal thickness of skull.
showed htm to be little better than an idiot.
He would not have been accepted for
ST. PETERSBURG, July 11. (New York
World Cablegram special telegram.) A
German society opening up a mine at
Balnaony, in the province of Tomsk, in
western Siberia, appointed as manager of
mimnrv service In France. Uv nniv rm I .k. m,nrirm minlnr enaineer. who Is a Jew.
In his case is that, Instead of being killed. His passport and diploma have been, ac
he was not exiled, so that he and his wife cording to the law. presented by the society
bars of his band were Kllleti. I Appears to Have Had" a Presentiment
SOFIA. Bulgaria. July 11. in a aemi-
ofllclal statement Issued today the govern
ment says It haa gladly taken cognisance
of the declaration by some powero that
Turkey has no aggressive plans and that I (Copyright. 1903, by Press Publishing Co) could have come to Parts to reside or gone for examination. The department of mines
they are ready to Intervene with a view I VIENNA, July 11. (New York World I to om other great capital, where their sent back all the decuments, with the state
of removing the reinforcements from the Cablegram Special Telegram.) Queen ,lves would soon have aroused the derision ment that the fundamental lawa of Russia
frontier and la especially gratified by the praga'e last letter, written to a woman nd contempt or the civilized world, do not permit a Jew to be a manager oi
Turkish promise of better treatment of the friend, waa published here. It rune: I whereas now there la natural pity for A works, since the Jews In Russia can have
Bulgarians In Macedonia. The government I "I love Saaha (King Alexander) infinitely I woman, however bad, who haa been made I no grade, nor direct any work whatever,
JAMESTOWN, Ky., July 11. While lec
turing at Chautauqua thia afternoon Rabbi
J. B. Glres of Cleveland fell to the plat
form In an unconscious condition. He was
In the midst of an Impassioned appeal on
behalf of the Jews and was denouncing
Russia for the persecution when the at
tack came.
The rabbi was. removed tq a pbyslclon'a
office, where he soon rallied and It Is be
lleved his Illness will be only temporary.
talnlng many valuable suggestions to Chris
tlan Endeavor workers, were delivered by UMWA MINE ST LL BURNING
rtenry tx. juarcruasun oi lyuiwiu, n. j.
Lathrop of Boston, John A. Rockwood of
Portland, Ore., Fred W. Chamberlain of
Detroit, Rev. C. M. Hubbell of Columbus,
O., Rev. Joseph S. Rodey of Harrlsburg,
Pa,, 'John R. Clement of Btnghamton,
N. Y., and others. I
Simultaneously the convention was in
session at the large tent Endeavor. Rev,
James Hill of Salem, Mass., presided. "Our
Resources and How to Develop Them" waa
All Hope of Recovering Vlotls
Bodies ts Abandoned for
the Present.
RAWLINS, Wyo July 11.-A11 hope of
reaching the bodies of the dead miners In
the Hanna mine has been given up at
leaat for the time, as today when the res
cuers tapped the brattice built to smother
the topic of tne day and addresses were the fire the gas and flames drove them
made by nev. utepnen a. iNortnrup, u. i., back.
Kansas City; Prof. A. R. Wells, Boston
Hon. Marshall Black, Palto Alto. Cal.;
Harry 8. Myers, Hinsdale, Mich.; J. 1. Mc
Clelland, St. Louis; George W. Wright,
Chicago; Mlsa Anna G. Fraser, Santa
Monica, Cal.; Rev. George W. Pollock,
Buckhannon. W. Va.; George B. Graff,
Boston, and Rev. A. K. De Blots, Chicago.
A session devoted to the Juniors was held
In Tent Endeavor this afternoon, "Father"
Clark presiding. The features were an il
lustrated address, "Cut Loose," by Rev. C.
H. Tyndall. D. D.. of Mount Vernon, N. T
and "The Story of Old Granny," by Rev.
W. F. Wilson. D. D., of Hamilton, Ont.
Bible Students' Convention.
A bible students' convention, conducted
by the Watch Tower and Bible Tract so
ciety of Allegheny, Pa., Is in seaalon at the
Gettysburg building In this city, and In
connection with it is a convention of Be
lievers In the Atonement Sacrifice of Christ.
President A. E. Williamson of Alleahenv
Is in charge and C. T. Russell, author of DOCTORS
the book on the mlllenlum, the "Plan ot
the Ages." Is one of the chief speakers.
Today fifty converts were baptized by Im
mersion. The followers of this sect believe
that Christ returned to earth tn spirit form
In UT78 and that the mlllenlum will come In
ten years more.
Beginning at 4:80 this afternoon an out
door patriotic meeting was held at City
None but the most experienced are per
mltted to go into any! part of the mine,
as the danger of another explosion has be
come too great.
IOWA TOWN IS FLOOD SWEPT
Green Island Houses Washed Away
When Maquoketa Dam
Bursts.
DUBUQUE, la., July 11. Green Island, a
town thirty miles down the river, waa
nearly wiped out laat night by the break
ing of Maquoketa dam.
The roar of the approaching flood was
heard and the residents ran for the hills.
No lives were lost, but several houses
were washed away and all were flooded.
The crops were all washed away as was
much live stock.
Immediately countermapded orders concern- For his sake I would not hesitate to make 1 the victim of a midnight murder."
lng the reserves, jt is tnougnt nere that 1 the crowning sacrifice and separate myself
the danger of a conflict has passed. I from htm.
"I know that I am hated and h v,.
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE ABROAD "nce of a chlld-an heir-Increases the
dangers whlcn menace us. If the king
RESTORING AN ANCIENT TOWER
New
Locomotive Company Seeks to Get Ore should reconcile himself with the extreme
and sell Finished Product radicals it would be posalhle that the sec-
ond queen of 8ervla would follow the flrst
la Rusala. mt elU(
(Copyright. 1903. by Press Publishing Co.) "I am haunted by sombre nreaentlrn.r,.
ST. PETERSBURG, July u.-(New York and often during the hlght I recall the
Structure at St. Clond to
Work ot Art la Force,
lain.
Bo a
should there be even one Christian work-
man under them.
MENUS OF STATE BANQUETS
Game of Diplomacy Played la the
Naming of the Dishes
Served.
World Cablegram Special Telegram.)
(Copyright. 1903, by Presa Publishing Co.)
PARIS, July 1L (New York World Ca-
hlecram Snecial Telearam.) There rn.
"lrlu, in.no.-i aying. extend- above St. Cload before the war of 1870
. . . . . , r -.. iu- a txve oi. ioua ueioro ino war ot 1870 a
The vice president of an American locomo- ,n, hl. bloody hands toward hla aasaaalna. Mrt of square tower of brick and porcelain,
tlve company. Robert Groas. arrived here supplicating them: 'Stop, my brothers, it called the "Tower of Diogenes." The state
g few days ago to study the practicability u enough.' , a.,.. . "1! !
of exporting the mineral ore of southern
Russia to America. The correspondent for
the World la informed that the Russian
authorities are doing everything In their
power to help realise Mr. Groas' plans.
Mr. Groas Is not only seeking to stimulate
the Russian demand for American locomo
tives, but Is carefully looking Into Indus
trial and economic condition as repre
sentative of a syndicate of American rap.
Itallata with money to Invest In develop
ing Russia's natural resources and manu
Jacturing possibilities. i
"Sasha ta In good spirits.
PRINCESS MATHILDA IS ILL
Daughter of Jerome Bonaparte Falls
oa Wax Floor and Breake
Her Thigh.
(Copyright. 1901. by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS. July 11 (New York World Cable.
aram Special Telegram.) Prtncesa Ma
r tlilMs, the only daughter of Prince Jerome
1 Uonaperte. Is In a critical condition In
r .nsequence of Injuries caused by her
tlltplng on the waxed floor of her biudolr.
One of her thigh bones was broken, and. aa
aae t mora thai M ) ears old, a taUl result
te taexed.
Obrenovltches.'
CRANE IS TO HAVE A NEW PLAY
rim hallAuasi I . . . - ja .a i -
- - "reirofca i v n l inwpr-iiPHi rnvpii in nna fir Trim nun
wnu ... u..-.,u-.oU. ...M . me star or the paigns-by a porcelain one.
The design of this original tower has Just
been handed In for the Inspection of the di
rector of fine arts. It will be composed of
white, blue, turquoise, rose, coral and
emerald, greet) china. 30,000 pieces In all be
ing required for its composition. The deco
rations will be both from the floral and
animal klngaom. ana win portray the
legends of the forest of St. Cloud. From Its
great height It will overlook Paris.
(Copyright, 1903, by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS. July 11 (New York World Cable
gramSpecial Telegram.) Mr. Rambout.
an attache to the Ely see palace, the official
residence of the president of France, haa
lasnufactorv of Servres is about tr. ..ni... been collecting menus of state and other
. .
The Spenders" Is the Title of
Latest Candidate for Pah.
He Favor.
His
dinners for twenty years and now has 8,000.
. The names of the dishes of state banquets
Indicate the relations or alliances sought
for with other nations. For Instance. "A
L Russe" figured prominently at the time
a Ruaslan alliance waa desired. The most
recent menus show dishes "A L'Anglalse."
IndtccUng the desire of the republic for
more friendly relatione with England.
(Copyright. 19ng. by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON. July li (New York World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) W. H
Crane will open his American season under
the menegament of Charles Frohman. with
a aramausaiion oy r.. e. nose of "The
Spenders in tne savoy theater. In New
York next eeptemner. following Mrs. Lang-
try. ne win appear in a new comedy
I . b. kalna ,.h ...
w. ...... - m vy ineries
Hawtrey. Mr. Crane left yesterday for
Carsbad intenaing to return to New York
tn two weeks.
C. E. Hamilton, a manager for Mr. Froh.
FORMER PREMJIER WRITES BOOK
Waldeek-Roasaeaa Wrltea of Domes-
tie and Foreign
Politico.
END TO THE BLOODLESS DUEL
Hew System of Praetlclagr Which May
( haage the Present Re.
salts.
(Copyright. 1908. bir Press Publishing .Co.)
PARIS. July ll. (New ror World Cable
gram Special Telegram. A new Invention
l J V . 11 a I a t.-m r at s-v I a. J m
(Copyright IK by Pres. Publishing Co ) To c"
front and fire at each other instead of at
ordinary targets. It Is thought that this
will Insure greater precision, and the
French press hopefully comment that If the
idea ts followed up it may niable duellists
PARIS, July 11 (New York World Ca.
blegram Special Telegram.) A new book
by Waldeck-Rotisseeu. entitled "French
man. has Just returned from a brief honey. I and Foreign Polltlca." haa Juat appeared,
moop. I-at Saturday n married Miss I Critics deem It a remarkable study. All the
Chrlatlne McOIII. daughter of the late political questions that came up during hv soma uosalblllty to hit each other and
royal acanemicisn. v . jnuraoca ofliHifil. I waiaeca-xwuseeau pu.tiitj career of three I thua nut an end to the bloodless duels
Mr. and Mr. Hamilton will make tfcelr I years are treated tn the book, la a clear end I whLrh now hold Frenchman ud to the
I hems B i-onaon. J instvaraanau n anion. lxsdlaul of th world.
Tell
DUB KNAPP SANE
Court They Ksaailaed Mnrder
aspect and Found Him
Responsible.
HAMILTON. O.. July ll.-Drs. P. M.
Barden and C. M. Huston were called at
the Knapp trial today. They said they
park, presided over by Bishop Samuel Fal- had visited Knapp and examined him and
lows of Chicago. Addresses were delivered
by Bishop B. W. Arnett of Wllberforce.
O.. and others.
State rallies and receptions were held
tonight at the different state headquarters.
Baptist Young People.
ATLANTA, Oa., July 11. The forenoon
session of the International Convention of
the Baptist Young People's union w
largely taken up by the Interesting exercise
of the salutation of the flags, conducted by
Rev. Walter Calluly of Chicago
made some tests for Insanity. They found
nothing to Indicate that the prisoner was
Irresponsible
SURROUND BANDITS IN HILLS
Ofllcera Hem la Oklahoma Outlaws
Who Slew Mly Marshal.
GUTHRIE. Okl, July 11. The outlaws
mjtin i.n.ntlv killed Cltv Marshal (Vm. nt
This ceremony consisted of a long pro- Geary naVe been surrounded In Devil s
canyon, In the Wichita mountains, by a
posse of federal and territorial officer. A
flght Is expected before they are captured.
cession of banners, borne by young women
delegates, representing all sections of the
country. Following this. there waa a call
of the .'oil, with responses by delegates
from the various states, territories and
provinces, detailing the progress of the
work In their districts.
Movemente of Ocean Vessels July 11.
At New York Arrived Liguria, from
Clenna: Ktrurla. from I.lveriKxil: Ijl Tou-
The afternoon session was devoted to the I mine, from Havre. Balled Pennnylvanlan,
tunlnr branch of the society, the exercises from Hamburg, via Plymouth and (.'her
. . .ki, ,.w txjurg; Minm-haha. for London; zeiand, for
being upon the general subject. The Antw.p; Kaiser Wilheim d.r Orosse, for
Light of the World." I Bremen, via Plymouth and Cherbourg; As-
The convention adopted a resolution en- i torla, for t.lasgow; l.uranla, for Liverpool.
. , .. . ,,i , I At Liverpool Arrived Armenian, from
doming all efforU for the promotion of mis- New york: Halled-Campanla, for New
alonary Intelligence and condemning In em- I York: Cevlc. for New York.
nh.tln terma the liquor traffic. One of At Cherbourg Halled-Ht. Paul, from
the features of the day waa a speech of
Samuel D. McKenny of Alton. III., respond
ing for his state.
"We have had enough of 'Uncle Tom's
Cabin.' he declared, "and the people of
the south should not give It to their chil
dren to read, engendering feeling and bit
terness. We should unite In praising the
names of Lincoln and Lee, of Grant and
Jackson."
Baptists Kleet OAeera.
AKRON, O., July 11. The national con
vention of the Baptist Young People's
Christian union today elected the following
officers: President, Iuls Annin Ames of
New York, re-elected; secretary. Harry
Adams Horsey of Boston; treasurer, George
P. Bears of. Chicago.
Southampton, for New York
At Copenhagen 8a lied -Hekla. for New
York. .
At Bremen Balled Frledrlch der Grosse,
for New York, via Cherbourg.
At (Jenoa Arrived Lomberdla, from
New York, via Naples.
At Queenstown Arrived t mnna, rrom
New York, for IJverpool. and proceeded.
Sailed Celtic, from Liverpool, for New
York.
At Antwerp Balled Vaaderland, for New
York.
At Plymouth Arrived Barbsrossa, from
New York, for Cherbourg and Bremen, and
proceeded.
At Havre Balled La Gascogne. for Ion
don. At Movllle Sailed Columbia, from Glas
gow, for New York.
At San Kranc-lsco Arrived -- Roderick
Dhu. from HI Ix; Ixch Csrron. from New
castle; Johnston, from Honolulu; Albert
K. from Honolulu. Balled .Neptune, fur
Jeiult; Japan, for Panama.
LEO AGAIN IMPROVES
Doctors See Hope that Pops May Lire
Fifteen Days Longer.
HEART FAILURE IS MOST FEARED NOW
Best.'nl Sleep, Better Breathing and Low
Temperature Aid Patient
PONTIFF RECEIVES THREE CARDINALS
Remains in Bed on Madicel Adrioe, bnt
Sees Several Visitors.
MARKS OF WEAKNESS SAID TO BE PLAIN
After Audience One Eccleslastle De
scribes Emaciated Look, Saying
Holy Father Speake and Raises
Arms with Difficulty.
(Copyright, 1903, by Press Publishing Co.)
ROME, July 12.-(New York World Cable
gramSpecial Telegram.) Pope Leo'a won
derful vitality haa again asserted ltaelf and.
although hla doctors decline to Issue op
timistic prophecies, they now say hla life
may be prolonged for fifteen days.
Friday's operation relieved his holiness
considerably and all . day yesterday his
condition Improved. Early this morning he
was no worse. If no better, but aa he haa
been oieeplng since 11 last night no careful
examination Is possible. The chief anxiety
now Is that his heart may give out, al
though the derangement ot his kidneys Is
also discouraging.
During yesterday he received three car
dinals representing the cardinal bishops,
the cardinal priests and the cardinal
deacons. '
Bulletin la Reassuring.
Only one bulletin waa Issued yesterday,.
the following being given to the publlo at
m. It Is understood, however, that
this correctly describes his condition up
to midnight:
During the night his holiness rested at
Intervals. His pulse Is 90 and haa shown
no diversity since last night In strength
and resistance. His respiration Is 80 and ,
his temperature 36 centigrade. Functions
of the kidneys are still deficient. Hl
general condition, however, la fairly easy.
MAZZONI.
Contrary to his usual custom the pope
did not get up In the morning, aa his doc
tors considered absolute rest best for him.
About 1 he lunched lightly on sweetbreads,
chicken, Jelly and a glass of wine and soon
after slept peacefully for nearly four hours.
Plo Centra, the pope's valet, got a few
hours sleep last night, the first In a long ,
time. Subsequently he told the World cor
respondent that the pope's life waa gently,
but surely ebbing away, although his Intel-'
lect remained untouched. It waa pitiful,
he said, to watch his master In his efforts'
to attend to his daily occupations, while
struggling against the mortal weakness.
The pope talks little of religion since he
received the last communion. He appears
serenely - secure, often repeating Marcus ' '
Aurellus' farewell to the soul. j
Views of Attendant.
Camariere Btelvtnl, one of the private at
tendants In the pope's bedroom, who has
been employed at the Vatican all his life,
and la in minor orders gave an Impressive
account this morning of the scenes In the
papal sick room.
"It Is not a death bed," he said; "It Is a
gradual ascension Into heaven of a man of
supreme spiritual Idea. The soul and the
intellect remain, but the body has ceased
its functions. It haa perished, but the
mind burns still like a bright light
"For the first few days It waa a sight
awful in Its solemnity, not pathetlo or sor
rowful, but almost supernatural to see the
frail, ethereal figure of Christ's vicar, aa
the will occasionally asserted Itself over
the feeble body, moving around the room
clothed In white, walking, as it were, hand
in hand with death."
The reas. uring medical bulletins are gen
erally understood to be mere medical Jug
glery, for while the secretaries report hts
holiness as Improving none of his dootors
even pretend to anticipate any hope of final
recovery. Still, though science may be un
able to save Pope Leo, -It hi at leaat
afforded him practically a painless decay.
The tremendous superiority of the pon
tiff's mind over his frail frame oan be
Judged from his actions yesterday regard
ing Monsignor Volpini. Tired of the ex.
cuses made by those trying to conceal the
fact of Monsignor Volplnl's death, Pope
Io exclaimed: "Then we must appoint a
coadjutor," and thereupon solemnly de-'
clared that Monsignor Marlnl should act
as assistant to the man who was buried on
Friday.
The grim oddity of the situation waa .
heightened by the coincidence that Mon
signor Marlnl was coadjutor to the secre.
tary of the ronslstorial congregation when
Pope Plus IX died. He la now a substi
tute at the congregation of briefs. This in
dication of the pope's wish I likely to se
cure for Monsignor Marlnl the place made
vacant by the sudden death of Monsignor
Volplnl.
Sick for a Week.
Yesterday brought to a close a full week
since Pope Leo waa stricken with Illness
and It found him still battling against
death.
Friday night he enjoyed considerable
periods of repose. Dr. Laponnl remained
near the sick room throughout the night,
but there waa little occasslon for his
service. When Dr. Mazzonl Joined him In
th j sick chamber at 8:S0 yesterday morn
ing iney rouna tneir patient had not
Buffeted any serious Indisposition during
the night, although the same terrible weak
ness was still manifest.
The usual bulletin wss Issued at o'clock
and It showed that the conditions In the
sick room were practically unchanged,
pulse, respiration and temperature being
almost Identical with those maintained
Friday. The most cheering feature of
the bulletin waa the lilt nee concerning any
Immediate aggravation of pleuritic conditions.
Anslous Crowds Gather.
Within the colonade fronting St. Peter's
there continued the same gathering of
anxioui crowda, with ateady lines of
cardinals and distinguished members of the
diplomatic corps proceeding to the Inner
court cf the Vatican to learn the result
of the "doctors" conference.
Even before daylight groups gathered at
the entrace seeking the latest Information
The weather conditions here are Ideal and
contribute greatly to th comfort of the
patient. Usually, Rome reeks In midsummer
with the fierce heat of the sun and ex
halation from the surrounding marshes,
but now the elements are lending every
encouragement to the recovery of the
lilustrous patient. The sun shires frem a
cloudless sky end the heat ia tempered
by 1 almy west breeiea. The temperature
seldom rlaea over tt degreees FarcnAatt dur
r