The Omaha Sunday Bee.
EDITORIAL SHEET.
PAGES 13 TO 24.
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ESTABLISHED JTJXE 19, 1811.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MOHKTNG, OCTOBER 28, 1000.
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS
HAYDEN
Special Sales in Every Dept. of the Big Store HAYDENI
s
Mail orders filled, Pianos sold on easy payments, Agents for Reynier kid gloves, On Monday to close out 25 rolls Axminstcr Carpets, dropped pat
terns, worth $1,25, at 69c, Big stove sale all day Monday, Latest 50c sheet music on sale Monday at 19c, Wall Paper at half the rust prices this week,
Wine glasses, tumblers, sugar bowls, etc, etc, in polished crystal and gold, worth 35c, Monday at 10c Special sale on metal beds Monday,
Astonishing
V
A Remarkable Underwear
Sale Haydeii Bros, buy entire line of Underwear
and Hosiery of ten of the largest manufacturers
in America.
Secured nt otio-tliiid regular value, and Hayden'H will Bell
ihem t lio panic way These stocks include everything that is
made in hosiery and underwear for men, women and children.
Children's line jersey ribbed, fleece lined vests that were
made to sell at 25c, manufacturer's sale price.
8,000 garments in heavy merino underwear, for boys and girls,
all sizes up to .'M made to sell for 'i7n; go in this i
manufacturer's sale at ItJw
lA. large lot of children's tine aoo1 and fleeced lined vests, pants
nnd drawer.1, that were made to sell up to ?1, go in '"J
Unyden's manufacturer's sale at 50c and kJkJK
1,000 dozen ladies', men's and children's hosiery, in fine cotton
nnd cashmere, worth up to 75c, 'go in three lots 1 Ap
ni 0.-, ir.n niwl , i-Vtw
jOhildren's line jersey ribbed union suits, in this
sale at
COO dozen ladies' line heavy fleeced lined vests nnd pants, that
were made to sell up to L.50, will go in three lots Ept
in this manufacturer's sale at. 50c. Hoc and &xJ
Xadies' extra heavy all wool vests and pants, that were n Cp
mniln in sol 1 nt in irn in flllH Iflt Jit !)Sp Jlllll
150 dozen ladies' fine union suits,
worsted, that were made to sell
7,000 garments, men's 50c heavy
nn unln nt
1 lot of men's extra heavy wool and fleeced lined shirts
and drawers, that sold up tof 1, will go in this sale . .
MEN'S ?2 AJsD ?2.50 UNDERWEAR AT 98c.
1200 doz. men's fine all wool and silk, fleece lined shirts and draw
ers, also the red California flannel there is some of the best
underwear made in this lot, worth 2 and $2.50, in QOp
this sale all go in one lot at 3?
A chance to secure the best underwear at a saving of fully
two-thirds on the price.
Bed Blanket Prices
Two cases oxt,rn heavy lan and gray 'Cot
ton bod blankets, 49e a pair.
75 pairs 8Cxsl warranted all wool warp
nd filling red and black plaid bed blank
et, $3.75 a pair.
75 pairs 72xS4 5-pound all wool gray bed
blankets, red and blue border. $3.75 a pair.
Seven canes extra soft and downy white,
tan and gray cotton bed blankets.
Over 5,000 pairs to select from.
O'BRIEN IS NOW IRISH KING
'Bis Influence in Ireland as Great m Was
Ever Parnell's.
STATEMENT FROM THE NEW LEADER
Ills First Pronouncement OIott with
a Fine Hensr of Vlolorr "
Illicit Determination to
llnrusa the Knemy.
(Copyright. 1900, by rrcss Publishing Co.)
LONDON, Oct. 27. (New York World Ca
blcgrara Special Telegram.) William
O'Brien, member of Parliament for Cork
city, now wields a power In Ireland as
great as Parnoll wielded. He started the
United Irish League twelvo months ago,
and today eighty-one members of the league
havo been returned to Parliament. He has
given this statement embodying his Inter
pretation of tho moaning nnd effect of the
Victory he haB achieved
"Tho general election has realized the
wildest hopes of the most tangulnb men.
It found us with tho country half organized
and with nn election fund ridiculously In
adequate. We had to make head against a
confederacy of tho most formidable and
unnatural kind, bent upon prepetratlng the
disorganization of thn country, bankrupt
ing the general election fund and taking
advantage of tho hurlyhurly and chaos of
p. general election to drlvo another wedge
bf dissension Into tho heart of the Irish
party. Tho United Irish League had
gainst It nn array of Influences, selfish,
untl-nntlonal, corrupt, that to all human
oemlng there was no resisting. Lol tho
tnornlng after the great encounter thn
league holds the Held by a majority more
overpowering than ever an Irish political
brganlzatlon commanded before, and the
Bcattered Items of the Healcylte cohorts In
their ruin and shamo nro crying to tho
hills to full upun them and hide their
heads. , A:1
Ilia Victory U ('iiniilctr.
"The electors showed a temper so unmls
takablo and Irresistible that ln only three
Instances out of eighteen did any open an
tagonist of the league take heart to chal
lenge their verdict. A national convention
has now been summoned by tho league to
direct tho future course of the new Irish
pn,rty, and to cheer, guide and stlmulato
Mr. Redmond nnd his colleagues in their
great work of forcing the Irish question to
the front ln the British Parliament by
every means that courage, combat and self
sacrifice can supply. The weaklings and
rogues who coolly proposo to undo the
whole work of the general election by tnk
lng Healy back Into thn bosom of tho party
he brought to death's door might as well
propose that the party should begin and
end Its career by swallowing a dpse of
Prussia acid. Tho virulent poison which
was fevering the blood of the country and
corrupting Irish public ltfo has been ex
polled from Its system. Mr, Redmond and
his faithful colleagues, old nnd new, will
be free to turn all their power and vigor
toward an assault all along the lino on
landlordism and Dublin castle,
"WILLIAM O'nRIEN "
It Is evident from Mr O'Brien's state
ment that th first business of ths new
party will bo to expsl Mealy, a cours to
10c
25c
in fine cotton ami
up to 75c, this sale. . .
35c
underwear,
45c
Ribbons
nSc NRW PL'XlD RIBBONS, 16o.
These r the very latest novelties. EOo
gold trimmed belts, 25c. The very latest
novelty In the market, suitable for any
color garment and a bargain.
$1.00 girdle belts, lino gold, COc.
75c ladles' new ties, 25c. This Is for
Monday only. Fine hemstitched ties, all
colors, only 25c.
which some objection Is being raised by
the few nationalists who argue that Healy
will now turn over a new leaf.
PUSHES THE BUFFALO FAIR
Wllllnm Caryl Ely In Pnrla fttndytnff
Sleana to Intereat Knropeans
In the Show.
'Copyright, 1900, by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS, Oct. 27. (New York World Ca
blegram Special Telegram.) William
Caryl Ely, head of the Buffalo enr system
and one of the main factors In the Pan
American exposition, Is spending two weeks
here studying means to advertise the Buf
falo exposition In Europe and Induce largo
crowds of Europeans to cross the sea and
get acquainted with the marvelB of United
States civilization. He says: "Tho time
has come when America offers even more
to Interest tho European traveler than
Europe to a citizen of the United States.
There Is no reason why the wealthy classes
here should not flock across tha ocean
every summer, as Is fashionable with us.
"American commerce, which has been In
vading Europe so rapidly ln the last two
years, would take' possession of European
fields even more Invincibly it the people
here were acquainted with our country."
Mr. Ely Intends to start the movement
by encouraging several large excursions,
each a full shipload of tourists, to go to
Buffalo next summer. The principal cards
put forward are New York City, Hudson
river, the shipping on the Qreat Lakes,
Niagara Falls, American railroading and
the Buffalo exposition, wherein thero will
be camps of all Indian races. The applica
tion of electricity and the water effect at
Buffalo will far exceed anything shown In
Parts ln the same lines.
DECLINE TO SPEAK GERMAN
Slav Itecrulta nnd Iteaerrlata In
Austrian Army Ansvrt-r In
Their .Native Tonsnea.
(Copyright, 1W0, by Press Publishing Co.)
VIENNA. Oct. 27. (New York World Ca
blegram Special Telegram.) Tho refusal
of the recruits and reservists of Slavic na
tionalities to- employ the German language
Is causing serious unrest and disturbances.
Dr. Ergan, a Czech reservist, was arrested
for answering his name with "zde" Instead
of tho German "hler." A popular tumult
arose, compelling the police to liberate
him, and a large military force was drafted
Into the district.
At Lemberg nine Polish reservists an
swered the roll call with "Jestera" Instead
of "hler." Each was sentenced to eight
days' Imprisonment.
At Godlng a solitary Czech recruit Jo
seph Neswacz shouted "zde" with prov
ocative emphasis. He was promptly re
moved to prison for a month. High mili
tary authorities are seriously worried by
the continual recurrence of these signs of
disunion In the army.
HORRORS OF PARIS HOSPITAL
American Exposition tittard Telia
Terrible Tale of Xearlect and
Mistreatment.
(Copyright. 1. by Press Publishing Co,)
PARIS. Oct. 27 (New York World Cable
gram Special Telegram,) One of tha
American exposition guards, who was very
111 and spent souie Mm In Frsach hospital,
98c Cheviot 49c.
Strictly nil wool cheviot, 45 Inches wide
-thoroughly sponged, shrunk and finished,
every yard guaranteed. This particular
Drana is stneuy conunec; ty us ana can t us.
found In any other store In Omaha. We will
offer 5,000 yards In nil colors A
and black, on Monday, V
at
(4 r ha r
I.2e and 2M.5U Veite-
tmti Cloth. 98c.
Extra nne satin faced Venetians In pla.nl
and gray, extra fine spinning and richly1
HiRtrod. M inches wlde-the mill nrlcn wa .
i
$1.25 and $1.60 a yard but we
98c
will have to sell them on this
sale at .
Extraordinary Silk Bargains for Monday
in the Big Silk Department the very finest silks at prices down to a level
never before reached. We say that these silks are all right in every way
and these prices tell the tale.
FINE BLACK TAFFETA SILK
19 Inches wide, for
29c
27- INCH WIDE BLACK AND COLOItED
Taffeta A full assortment of fx
shades In a very flne grade of PJ
silk, on salo Monday w
A large picture of the celebrated WtnElow Taffeta Mills Is now on exhibition In our
Immensity of this plant. Area covered by buildings, 30 acres. Number of employos,
HAYDEN BROS.
relates awful things about the treatment to
which he was subjected, both at the hands
of the Amurlcon commission officials, who
seemed to have abandoned him completely,
nnd the French attendants, who, presum
ably because he was an unwelcome for
eigner, neglected most of his Imperative
wants. Ono night another sick American
In the next bed called to him that he was
thirsty and begged a drink. Although very
ill himself, tho guard crawled out of bed
to help his countryman. While trying to
give him some stale milk which he had ob
tained for himself tho night before ho saw
him dto ln his arms. No attendant was ln
tha room or within reach of his volco.
ROB LORD ALFRED DOUGLAS
Parla CrooUa no an Enay Tnra with
uu Knmllah Xohleman
Who Sporta.
(Copyright, 1300. by Press Publishing do.)
PARIS, Oct. 27. (Naw York World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) Lord Alfred
Douglas has just been victimized In a some
what mysterious way. Under the pretext
of having him meet a new Jockey, two men
led Lord Douglas to u second-rate hotel
and Induced him to drink drugged liquors
In tho bar attached to the establishment.
Several hours afterward Douglas woke
with a towel gagging him and his hands
tightly tied. He finally succeeded ln at
tracting the attention of the proprietor,
who freed him. Douglas' money, an ex
pensive chain and watch and soveral costly
rings had been removed. He complained
to the police, who first, either because they
discredited his story or for other reasons,
refused to touch the case. This afternoon,
however, tho two authors of the crime
wera arrested while trying to pass a check
Douglas had received from Cologns In pay
ment for the earnings of his string of
horses now racing thero.
BY MRS. STANFORD'S CHARITY
lloapltnl for Aiiirrltmna Will
Ureoted nnd Maintained In
l'arla Suburb,
Ue
(Copyright, 1300, by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS, Oct. 27. (New York World Cable
gramSpecial Telegram.) Mrs. Loland
Stanford's agents are negotiating to secure
certain exposition buildings which could
be taken apart and erected upon ground
i already purchased in a pleasant suburb of
Paris to serve as an American hospital.
Such on Institution Is more and more
I needed with the growing nurabor of Ameri
cans of both sexes employed by United
States Arms opening branches in France.
Die English colony maintains a splendidly
"fappolnttd hospital, but though American
Iputlcnts aro occasionally admitted, lack of
room often precludes it. Mrs, Stanford
will not only give the land and buildings,
j but a sufficient endowment to maintain
elxty beds aud the staff needed.
MILLION FOR EVANS MANSION
French Company Makei Masnincent
Offer for the Dead Uentlat'a
Property.
(Copyright, WO, by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS, Oct. 27. (New York World Cable,
grcm Special Telegram.) The historical
Evans mansion Is for sale. There Is a
standing offer to pay for It $1,000,000, which
the owner, who Is In Philadelphia, so far
baa aot accepted. Ths company ofXsrtog
The leading dress goods house
of the west Until we unload our surplus stock we will
sell dress goods at less than cost of production.
While the above assertion may look sensational, nevertheless it is
absolutely true. We will sell over the counter nnd on our new
bargain squares, desirable new dress goods at less than the cost
to the manufacturer. Owing to some large purchases of the
reserve stock of the Rotony Worsted Mills, Passaic, N. J., (we
were made such big inducements) that our buyer loaded our dress
goods department from counter to ceilings. While these goods
were bought nt a very low figure we find that to unload we have
to put the knife to the prices so that they will go fast.
These productions are from one of the largest mills in Amer
ica and Greta, Germany.
75c Homespuns for 38c
60 pieces of elegant Scotch Homespuns,
uu mcnes wiuo, in quo, im-uiuia gray,.
ugm gray, orown, etc., smcuy an wool,
good, heavy cloth, made to sell for 75c per
yftrdin order t0 moye them -v
fal)l WB w), eell them Mon. . "JP'
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Golf for Capes & Skirts
1
f"' J0"" T,''
4S-'nch flne heavy Blf' ln rU ,ho new
"hades, nice bright plaid hacks, manufactur-
I ei 10 sen ni i.un jaru.
will go on this sate at,
per yard
It
79c
FINE BLACK TAFFETA SILK
27 Inches wide, for
50c
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE ELEOANT
Pcngec Silks all colors and f g
black, for Monday's sale AOC
they go at only
g"
that sum Intends to demolish the building
and erect In Its stead several modern man
sions. Tho grounds aro rather extenslvo
and are situated In the most favorable part
of the Avenue Bols do Boulougno. Tha
government rented tho mansion for $10,000
for royal visitors to the exposition. Only
two, howevtr, lived there.
Tho king of Sweden, with others, pre
ferred the freer way of living at a hotel,
going about town Incognito, as King Leo
pold and King Oeorgo are now doing.
RIVIERA SEASON OPENS EARLY
Ilotela Already Sirnrnitng and Sen
aide Vlllua Ilentcd by Amer
ican Tonriats,
(Copyright, 1X0, by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS, Oct. 27. (New York World Cable
gramSpecial Telegram.) The Rlvlora
season has opened unusually early. Hotels
thero are doing a large business, while It
Is already difficult to find unrented villas
along the southern shore, from Cannes to
San Rcmo.
At Rordlghera, ln expectation of tho
queen's visit, all the accommodations were
runted ahead.
Paris agencies agree ln estimating tho
wenlthy Americans already Installed at the
Riviera for the season at between 3,000 and
1.000, many being newcomers who re
mained over after taking In the exposition.
BRACKETT THE POPULAR MAN
lieault of a Teat Vote Anions; Amer
icana at the I'nrls Ex
poult lou.
(Copyright, 1900, by Presa Publishing Co.)
PARIS, Oct. S7. (New York World Cable
gram Special Telegram.) An employe of
the American Exposition commission hal
the curious notion to ascertain which of
our officials wan the most popular and dili
gent. An Inquiry was conducted during
threo weeks among the commission per
sonnel, the American exhibitors, the Amer
ican guards and the newspaper correspond
ents, This, It Is now announced, gave an
overwhelming majority to Major Frederick
Brackett, secretary and disbursing agent,
commonly called here "the watchdog of the
exposition appropriation." The major Is
permanently attached to the United States
Treasury department at Washington.
WOMEN DO NOT CARE TO VOTE
EnRllah Mntruna Apathetic en the
Mutter of Uierclalnsr the Fran
chine In I, oral Klectlona.
(Copyright, 1300, by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, Oct. 27. (New York World Ca
blegram Special Telegram.) London votes
for Its twenty-eight new municipalities on
Thursday next. The battle is bolng fought
mainly on political lines. The conserva
tives have chosen this ground because they
hopo to capture the bulk of the new bodies
by khaki popularity. Women entttlod to
vote could excrclss a deciding Influence,
but the canvassers find them, with rare ex
ceptions, entirely apathetic. This has been
the unvarying experience with women's
franchise In this country. Only 22 per cent
of the qualified women voters exercise tho
franchise at county council elections.
The duke of Norfolk will bo the first
mayor of the borough of Westminster,
whose annual ratable value Is $25,000,000,
$2,500,004 mora than tia city ef London.
10 pieces of light gray golf, strictly all
wool, 58 Inches wide. Very fine weight, all
sell at $1.98 and $2.25 per
yard. They will so on
1.10
this sale at
I!ero aro tno Uiree grfategt lines of golf
lever seen In Omaha. Omaha ladles all
i know these goods, they are our famous
$3.25, $3.50 and $4.50 superfine Scotch and
1l'i.l nf I'nMnnJ Onlf find, (h. .nllr.
' T I .1. w . A . 1 1 U1 V . . . vr . . V I . Ull J. ... 1
lot will go on Monday
nt-, " ard-
oni-
2.50
' Wartho 7"" n lT
Fronch Flannels and French Challls. at all
. the most popular prices.
I Our superior lines of Tailor Suitings will
be on salo at figures that any lady may own
I a flne tailor suit for less than the mill cost.
"SZZZ $1.00
MORE NEW WAIST SILKS
the prettiest styles go
on eale at 8So'
69c and
the prettiest styles go P V
16th street window.
3,600.
It will show you the
Wcstmlrstenwlll compete with the London
corporation In civic entertainments and ex
tending hospitality to distinguished Strang-
LIMIT ON ' PROBLEM PLAYS
Sirs. Cnmnbell Una One thnt la I.lkcly
to Slake All Othcra Look
I.lkn Ileirluuera.
(Copyright. 100O, by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, Oct. 27. (New York World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) "Mr. and
Mrs. Daventry," the new problem play
produced by Mrs. Patrick Cnmpbell, has
provoked furious criticism on account of
Its crudo impropriety. Frank Harris,
former editor of the Fortnightly Saturday
Review, Is given as the author, but tho
play strongly suggests Oscar Wilde's hand
iwork. Such epigrams as "Nothing In life
Is certain but change" and "One touch of
passion mrkes tho whole world sin," are
In Wlldo's most characteristic style.
It Is the story of a wife, who, having di
rect proof of her husband's faithlessness,
abandons him ln disgust and lives with a
man hitherto Innocent, but her devoted ad
mirer. Her husband prays for forgiveness,
sho refuses, the husband commits suicide
and sho marries her lover. It Is a story
of squalid Intrigue with nothing left to the
Imagination concerning the dotatls except
presumably what the censor would not
oasB.
The second act Just misses a really great
dramatic hit by an affectedly unconven
tional delayed curtain. Mrs. Daventry
(Mrs. Campbell), lying on a couch ln her
boudoir, is an unseen witness to her hus
band's amatory overtures to his mlstross,
Mrs. Langham. The letter's husband
storms at the door. Discovery of tha
guilty couple, whose osculations Langham
has heard, Is seemingly Inevitable, when
Mrs. Daventry switches on tho light, re
veals herself to the dismayed pair and
opens the door. With a few words of ex
planation she dissipates Langham's suspi
cions, but the act Is allowed to fizzle out,
lnstaad of blazing out.
The audience Is violently hostile and the
critics unanimously condemnatory. Harris
repudiates the allegation of Wilde's au
thorship, but Is in the dilemma of acting
as godfather to Wilde's work or being bis
slavish imitator.
MORE HYPNOTISM AND CRIME
l'arla Authorltlea Axaln Inveatls;ate
the Phenomena of SnsiKea
tlon and Action.
(Copyright, I300, by Press Publishing C3.)
PARIS, Oct. 27. (New yrk World Ca
blegramSpecial Telegram.) A curious
case will shortly como before the courts.
Two men, each endowed with peculiarly
powerful hypnotic Influence, are charged
with a number of offenses, principally
thefts and crimes against morals. Some
women who find themselves Implicated will
testify that the criminals took advantage
of their disposition to fall under tha In
fluence of mesmeric suggestion. The au
thorities may conduct the hearing partly
behind closed doors. Nevertheless, quite a
series of strange misdeeds will be venti
lated publicly. Thus, four servant girls
arrested at various times for thefts nro
now believed to have acted Irresponsibly,
having carried the property out to the two
men ln tho dead of night according to or
ders given while the servants were In an
hypnotic tUte, and which they obeyed lr-
Linen Dept. Prices
5 cases Wamsutta Cambric, an article that
sells the world over for 15c, Monday 10c yd.
6 cases Wamsutta mills muslin, shirt
makers' finish, nothing finer made, Mon
Jay, 9ic yard.
3 cases nno Cambric Muslin that can not
bo bought for less than 10c, Monday 6Uo yd
1 case hemstitched Pillow Cases, slio Sx
30. The goods by tho yard would cost 15c
Monday, 10Hc.
Remnants.
Remnants of Muslins at prices less than
cost of their manufacture,
Remnants of Sheetings at prices less than
cost of their manufacture.
Remnants of Toweling at prices less than
cost of their manufacture.
Remnants of Damasks at prices less than
cost of thul manufacture.
68-Inch pure Irish Linen Damask, at 69c
yard.
72-Inch pure Irish L
ltien Cream Damask,
at 6:Vic yard.
81x90-lnch fringed ned Spreads, at $1.15
each.
Slx90-lnch hemmed Bed Spreads, at 92Hc
each.
Flannel Depf
Two cases extra heavy blue and red twill
wool flannel, 25c per yard.
All our Wiltons, dark and light, txst mado
outing flannel, SHc per yard.
Two cases extra heavy and fancy bed tick
ing, 12&c per yaid,
Ono case 32 iuch wide Amoskeag extra
heavy shirting, S&c per yard.
,Two cases extra heavy fancy pattern skirt
ing flannel, 10c per yard.
Two cases 30 inch wldo remnants of cot
ton flannel, 4Hc per yard.
Five cases 3fi Inch wide fancy patterns
outing flannel, 10c per yard.
48 dozen extra heavy and fancy California
embroidered skirt patterns, deep ruffles, ex
tra good bargain, each EOc, worth $1.00.
Double faced eiderdown, 45c per yard.
Meats
No. 1 sugar cured small hams, 12c.
No. 1 California hams, 7c.
20-pound palls best lard, $1.75.
10-pound palls best lard, 90c.
Oood salt pork, 7Hc
Prlmo roast beef, 14c.
Fresh pork sausage, 7io.
Picketed trlpo, 4c.
. GUARANTEE.
Stamped W. L. & Co., that retail at 25
cents and 60 cents, wo guarantee three
years constant use. Band rings stamped
W. U & Co.end.MlUng for $1.00, w guar
antee five years constant use. All storn
rings stamped W. L. & Co. warranted five
years constant use. Those that fall to glvo
satisfaction will be replaced In any storo
In the United States where the W. L. & Co.
rings are sold. Wra. Loeb & Co., Provl
denco, R. I., makers of rings nnd collar but
tons. FOR SALE AT HAYDEN BROS.
reslstably at the appointed hour severnl
days afterward. It Is rumored that these
four servants were taken from the peniten
tiary and placed ln the bands of the physi
cian specialists, who conducted conclusive
experiments, showing that all four could
be made Irresponsibly criminal.
Tho details of these experiments were
refused, but It Is learned that to ono girl,
aged 22, It was suggested that she stab
herself when twonty hours had elapsed.
Then sho was awakened. At the appointed
time she suddenly dropped her occupation,
seized a knife placed purposely near and
stabbed herself vigorously ln the direction
of her heart. Had not tho weapon been a
perfect-working stag knife, the blade run
ning Into the handle, the maid would cer
tainly have committed self-murder ln obe
dience to another person's will.
CURZON'S CURB IS ON STRONG
Viceroy Dlaplenaea Indian Princes by
Ilia Illnntnesa In Holdliia
Them In Check.
(Copyright. 1900, by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDO"N. Oct. 27. (New York World Ca
blegram Speclul Telegram.) Viceroy Cur
zon's autocratic attitude toward tho quasi
Independent natlvo Indian princes Is
severely condemned for Its perilous Im
policy. Curzon fears the princes Intend to
visit the Paris exposition and spend, as la
their wont, Immense sums of money on
Jewels and dancers. Instead of privately
advising them that owing to famlno It was
Improper to squander their wealth abroad,
bo published orders ln the Gazotte pro
hibiting them from leaving India without
his permission. The prlices were Indig
nant and appealed to tha queen against
this gross affront, but Curzon, Instead of
making amende, read them a public lecture
on their unpractical methods of distribut
ing charity,
Tha results of their performances aro
awaited with alarm; as these princes never
forgive or forgot any public lasult. Curzon
has acted equally autocratically toward
Angle-Indian officialdom and has generally
shown decided, though perhaps Injudicious,
strength.
PRINCESS IS THERE ALONE
Walea Would ot Visit the Rzpoal
tlon, So Ilia Wife Coca
liy Herself.
(Copyright-, 1900, by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS, Oct. 27. (New York World Cable
gramSpecial Telegram.) Several papers
publish a story that the princess of Wales,
having failed to Induce tha prince to Join
her in Paris and visit tho exposition, has
arrived here from Denmark and Is now
doing the exposition incognito.
While several diplomats credit the asser
tion, I found it impossible to verify the
presence of the princess ln Paris.
PARIS PROMISES A WARM ONE
rrevnat'a Play Will He Tried Here
If II Can Decide on a
11 imager.
(Copyright, 1300. by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS, Oct. 27. (New York World Csblo
gram Special Telegram.) Though Charles
Frohroan told mo when he was last here
that no Amcrlcnn manager would bo daring
enough to produco tho "Demi Vlenges,"
which Jane Hading has Just revived with
great success, Marcel Trevest, tha author,
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today writes that ho has received three
solid offers and asks advice as to tho rela
tive Btnndlng in the American theatrical
world of these bidders. Prevost announcrs
his Intention to visit the United States
when tho American version Is tried upon
tho public.
AST0R BIDS FOR DISLIKE
Seeka to Close n Vnth that Una Been
In Uae from Time Im
memorial. (Copyright, 1900, by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, Oct. 27. (Now York World Ca
blegram Special Tolegram.) William
Waldorf Astor is rushing into fresh unpop
ularity. Ho has formally made application
to tho Bucks county magistrates for per
mission to close tho footpath ovor which
thu public from tlmo Immemorial have had
the right-of-way through a portion of the
grounds of his Cliveden estate to the banks
of tho Thames. It is a most picturesque
direct and greatly used path, and he offers
In exchange another path which has noth
ing to recommend It except that It excludes
tha public from proximity to his houso and
grounds. All tho surrounding districts are
up In arms nnd an Indignation meeting Is
mooted to protest against this lotcst re
striction of tho public right attempted by
tho exclusive owner of Cliveden. It Is ex
pected, however, that the magistrates will
not grant his demand, but the mere prefer
ring of it has immensely increased his un
popularity, and especially as ho had al
ready earned tha dlslllto of the boating
public by withdrawing the privilege of
landlcg a: certain parts of Cliveden woods,
which the preceding owners, tha dukes of
Sutherland and' of Westminster, had al
ways accorded.
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