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FLEET REACHES KIEL
jLacrioftn and German Eara! OXdti Epsd
Afternoon ExcLaxf-iiir; Calla.
PFINCE HENRY GREETS AD;P.AL COTTON
AAiseVi Eitd Kayi MlsaiiMM u United
Elate ELipi E;tni Up.
OLD GLORY FLOATS FROM FOREIGN KASTS
Tcvtipwpit Gather oa Pieri and Epsiaod
ioally Chew Peaceful Invade:.
SJCTEEN OFFICIAL VISITS EXCHANGED
Visits- Bsaw Orrr ta Be Haste, Tfci
Kettri ui Await BVeverm et
UtfTMtUul CBB-
pllsaaata.
KIEL. June 3 The fnited Btatea
European squadron. Bear Admiral Cotton
lc con. man d. reached Jta anchoraa oppoalt
the yacht cJub house at noon tooay.
The fleet commanded by Admiral Prtnce j
iiei.ry of pruaaia, conaietinx of aht
battieahipa and all cruiaera. aaluted the
American Teaaela and the band of the
Oertnan Cacahip play ad "America-" Soma
hundrnda of Urwnapeopi aratcrd on the
piera and alopea of the narrow bay and
gave detacbad. lrraauiar cbeera aa the
aquadron arrivad.
iTinca Henry aent hia nanatlnt' offlcera
and th captaio of the port ocnrn the bay
aarly la the morning to meet the Ameri
cana. They mot the latter at Orlateau aa
the aquadroa was Urbf Its first aaJute off
the fort cf medrlchsort
rtr tfe acara ul trlaa.
The Oiugahlp Kaaraarac swung- Into its
movtnt next to the berth reserved for
Hohensonera, followed by Ban Francisco,
Chicago and Machlaa. all the German ships
being Aressed In the Ttaltors' honor and
firing the Star and Btnpea.
Cytng the Btara and Stripea.
The commanders of th American ships
then called on Prince Henry, who immedi
ately returned their calls.
Th tars and Stripes wera also raised
ever the yacht dub ana over the hotels
in th rlclnit.
Rear Admiral Cotton and Captain Joerh
N. Hemphill, commander of Kaarsarge,
and all th other American commanders
also called on the eight German admirals
and ic admirals etationed In this, the
greatest stronghold of German sea power,
and afterwards received their return calla.
Most of th afternoon was spent in calling
and receiving calls.
Prince Henry complimented th American
effloers on the smart appearance of th
Qoadroa. which had been freshly painted
at Nyborg. Xemmark-
Admlral Cotton and the captains of the
American vaaaels will take lunch with
Prtno and Prinoeas Henry tomorrow.
WOMEN
SUSPICIOUSLY
HALIFAX. X. n June 3 rvmgan. who
la on trial la London for the "Moat house"
mm dei a. cam to Halifax several years
ago aa a Quartermaster's sergeant. He was
accompanied by a wife and two children
and two other children wer bora in Hali
fax. Mra rtoagan became suddenly 1H, died
and waa buried th next day. Three weeks
afterward Doug-all left for England, but I
returned fir weeks later with another
woman, whom he introduced as his wife.
F.hs waa young and good looking, and it
waa aald that ah had considerable money.
Eh seemed to be in excellent health, but
in fourteen days aha was a corpse. Boon
afterward Doogall departed for good.
LONDON, June 3 Samuel Herbert
twtugol was today found guilty of the
murder of Mis Camilla Holland, a wealthy
woman with whom ha lived at Moat house.
Saffron 'Waldoo, and waa aentenoed to
eeath-
CZAR STOPS FINNS SHOOTING
rrsklkHt Bal f Casta aad Rla -Isgt
ma Bc la DlMra.
fT. FETERBBT-RG. Jun 3. A new
edict, sanctioned by th oxar. prohibits th
sal of guns, ammunition or explosive la
Finland, xcept under th most sever
restricTions. Vlolaaons are punishable by
a heavy fin or imprisonment.
Rifle meeting ar also interdicted, except
by special sanction of the governor general
f Finland.
Th edict is regarded aa being a long
atep toward tb complete disarmament of
th Pinna
GRAIN TAX MEN DEFEATED
Deeialvw Majwrltr la tk Bmn
CeaMai tm leseal f
Sieasar.
LONDON. Jun 3 When th Hons of
Commons went Into committee yeeterday
en th budget bill. Henry Chaplin (con
servative, former prea.dect of th Board of
rrieulturel moved th rejection of th
clause providing for th repeal of the grain
tax. After a protracted diaeuBaion th mo
tion ws defeated. 41 to C
POTATOES FAIL IN IRELAND
CrB Is E a peeved
Mark Herdtklp mm
tm Eatall
tk
LONDON. Jun 3 Report, from th
west ef Ireland. Lancashire and other
points atat that thousands of acres of
lotatoe. hsv heea ruined by th present
frost and ram
It ia feared that th faCur of th Irish
potato erop will entail much hardship on
th peasant.
rwlwael Cwkkw Is Be fa,
LONDON. Jun 3 An Aden dispatch to
th Iaily Telegraph Bay. it ia reported
there that General Manning, commanding
the B.imaiiland expedition against th Mad
.Mullah, and Colonel Cobb, wh It was
! tared had been cut off naar Lamot Lav
succeeded In Joining their farces and kar
reached Bohottl la safety.
Btaraaa Delay faikl Wewlx.
MANILA. Jun 3 Th Pacific cable from
Giug to Midway was landed at tb Utter
Piaee today l tii et earner Coioua. Tbe
c-1 sfjp Anglia left Midway for Honolulu
to complete th ronnectloa. Storm, delayed
LL taaOing at tha oalu at Midway.
' DIE
aaUha ktwrf f a Mmm
Trial taw laraer I
Lsaiaa,
CLERICAL FIGHT EXTENDING
a ferr
Tar Tear.
PART B. Jure 3 Tbe dehst In the Cham
ber of Ieputte on the 'irrnmfrl bill
preventing i alatlsed memlier of any
congregant or i hlng fir three yean In
a commune jT re he has taught a a
nrm!r cf - iat cgntlor.. promise to be
exciting, j rier prcpnau.1. simply for
blddir.it fo members of congregation
to teach. " .fe-red todey to the educa
tional corr e by 4C to 122.
M Lerc .dioal republican) moved a
counter r a'., merely requiring school
master vhoolmistnesse to bold oer-
ti flea tea
rjietenry, not mentioning the
cor.grea-e . question. Tne Cnamoer re- , cj c. P. Mattbea son. at preaer.t Indian
fm-d bj 25 to refer this to the edu- gnt at the Omtha and Wlnnetitog-o res
cttinr.al coTrrmittee. threl y lr.rj--tlrg a j ervation. to be made bonded supcrlr.T--nd-partlal
cbe' k on the government. i ant of Indian school on and after July 1
Premier Cotrhen, though pr wrt in the j Cor.geea failed to provide an eppropria
bouse. left the defense of the measure to ' tlon to pay an Indian agfr.t on the Cmaha
M Valla, t!- miniate of Justice, who and Wir;rieba-o reeervatlon and unless Mr.
Instated on the necrty of armlr.g the i Jiatthea son can secure an a;polntmrit aa j second crime.
roremment aivh a ew weapon against the bonded superintendent ha will find himself About I this afternoon a bro'ber of Mis
cor.gregiuora. be- .jie th law was being ! without a position after July 1 Hi frier.da Flora Bruno, a-d 17. returned home and
evaded Two-ii rs f the unauthorised ar industriously at work to Induce the : foucd hi slsiw l-ing or. her bed m an
school, be said, continued rn oieration. secrstsry to appoint him. but It ha re- I unconscious condition. Her skull vu frac
but when the police apwared they were , oently develotd that there 1 also a strong I tured both ami wer broken and she was
told that th members cf the cemgrega-
tiors wer secularised anl a letter from I
the bishop certlfyli.g to the fact was shown. I
In reality the only difference waa that the I
tearher wore ordinary clothes instead of
ths religious gaxh.
A noisy and disorderly debate follo-wed.
lasting until 11 .20. tb majority finally suc
ceeding in drowning all who attempted to
speak against the measure, whereupon the
enure body of the right left the halL
but returned in time to take part In the
rote, which resulted In th adoption of the
bill by 23 to sE.
The Chamber also passed, by f to 14. a
resolution authorising the dissolution cf
such congregations as evaded the law by
reopening their closed establishments with
a new set of teachers, substituted for the
original members of the congregations.
LOOKS BAD FOR KING'PETER
British, rreara, Dwrk aa Tarklak
Representative Uivt
Belarrsbd.
BELGRATiE. Jun 3. Th British m ro
ister te Bervia left here this morning for
London.
It Is understood the first bill to he sub
mitted to King Peter will be on pre
pared by th minister of Justice, granting
amnesty for all political offensea
In accordance with instructions from their
governments, th ministers of Franca, Hol
land and Turkey left Belgrade this after
noon. King Peter's train, which left Geneva
yesterday evening, passed through Inns
bruck. Austria, this afternoon. The king
was enthusiastically welcomed there by
the Berrian and Croatian students.
Th king win arrive here at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. The foreign ministers
who remain her Intend going to tb rail
road station informally in track coata in
stead of uniforms.
AIRSHIP WORKS PERFECTLY
BsuBtwa-Dwsaasit ftalla Over tk City at
raurla, CewtrIUa Marhlaa
wrltk Ew.
PA KIR, June 3 Bantoe-Turt.-nt mad
his first appearance today in airship No I
ever the center of Pari. Hi started from
Long Champa, going In the direction of the
Place de 1 St oil a.
H executed a number of skillful
j manetrver over the Flae de TEtoIle, made
a tour of the Arc de Trlomphe and turning
down th Champs Ely see, brought his
airship down at th door of his bouse.
I Later he returned to Long Champs.
There was little wind. The ship main
tained an altitude of about 10b feet and
answered its helm perfectly. "No. t" is
the smallest airship Santos-Dumont has
yet cunstructed. It measures about Lsho
cubic feet, has a three-horse power engine
and resemble an elongated egg.
CHINA AND RUSSIA AGREE
Murkirlaa Fvaklesa la ta Be Settled
th Sata faerie f
LONDON. Jun 3. According to th
Peking correspondent of th Times. Prince
Chlcg. president of th Foreign board, ad-
mits having submitted to M. Lamar, lately
Russian charg d'affaires at Peking, a memo
randum of an agreement between Russia
and China regarding Manchuria and New
Cbwang which is now being discussed at
St. Petersburg.
He dec'ines to intimate what the eharac
ter of the Rueso-Chlna agreement is to stand the department is pretty well satis
the minister, of the other power, but ther I fied the complaints are not well founded.
seem small doubt that the agreement is
satisfactory to both China and Russia.
RAIN TABLET SAVES CROPS
Ckle Give Praia ta Tallssaaa
Wkea Oaada Break aad
Delag Esu-ra.
FETCTNG, Jun 3 Thre days' rain has
helped to dispel fears of a crop failure
occasioned by th prolonged drouth, and
has convinced th Chinese of th miracu
lous power of th iron rain tablet, which
was recently brought to this province.
I risk Laad Bill Ssrea.
LONDON. Jun 3 A compromise was
readied today between the nationalist land
lords and th rcvemment whereby serious
opposition to th IriBh land bUU Is with
drawn. Tn measure, which comes up
again !n th Hous f Commons tomorrrw.
is likely to 1 speedily passed. Th com
promise consist ia th landlords accepting
aa amendment enlarging th tenant.' pur
chasing rights.
Taasey la Bum f Cvsasaaaa.
IjONDON. June 3-tr Joseph Pease.
member of Parliament for th Barnard
city
division of Durham, died today of heart
failure. He waa born In IK and cre
ated a baronet la VIA. H was elected
te Parliament In 1 aa a liueral by 1.91
majority.
Eartkaaak la mrmmm
GCATAQUTL, Ecuador, Jun 3 A Blight
earthquake waa felt here Sunday night,
Th volcano Baangay bar been Bending out
aahe. for th. laa, few d.ya Six French
der. who arrived bar a fortnight ago. hive
been cxpelied.
.Brtd K1U rtva.
R"ME. Jun 3 Th araffoiding of a
brldg ia course of rnnsnrurtloB at PaJest
nna gav way today with tb result that
te snen wer killed ax4 t aniy war
Injurs,
SATHEWS05 CASE UP TODAY
Settlement Ext'scted toon u to 11 fceteu
tioa is edits Berrioe.
FRIENDS INDUSTRIOUSLY PUSHING HU ;
Ckarges Have Ala Been Filed Aaralaat
His Belatta t Hia Acta
Wkls Acat a tk
rtrrtulaa.
(From a Ptaff Corrwponflfmt.)
WASHINGTON. Jane 3 Special Tele- ""orea aroman. tea a-u ciut.oea atout , ;.k i
rum -6-cretary Hitchcock a lii tomorrotr the bead, her atonll frarrured and left arm ; ui-cu
take up a-l-.h the preaident the application
opposftion to his retention m the service:
In fact, charges have been fiiK3 both with
the president and the ce-etary of the In-
terior. The case, however, will be taken
up tomorrow with the president and a de-
cision of some sort probably reached thi i
week
Ta I a vesrlsrate I a 4 lea Affairs.
The president has ordered a thorough
lnvestigatlcn cf the affairs of the Kiowa
and Corr.anrhe Indian reservation In Okla
homa and has appointed FTtnrt E. Leunp
of thi dry to mnke the investigation, which
is based on charges made by certain KJrwa
Indians, Including Ik K Lonewolf, a
Kiowa, living at Hobart, that of the 1,751
allotments made to persons purjiorting to
belong to the Kiowa, Comanche and Apache
tribe, under the act approved June 6. l!"l.
a cumber of the allotments were illegal
and more allotments were made than there
war Indians,
Sew Aarrlewltaral Balldiag.
At the cabinet meeting today Secretary
Wilson submitted an elaborate stt of plans
for the new building for the tepsjrtment
of Agriculture. Considerable modification
of th plans submitted will lie necessary in
order to bring them within the cost pro
posed by congress.
Secretary Hay referred briefy to the
pending treaty looking to the acquisition
of naval stations In Cuba and the settle
ment of a title to the Isle of Pine a. As to
the naval stations It appears that the
treaty will b so framed as to permit of
the acquisition of the land in advance of
payment therefor, the question of price
to be settled hereafter. This is necessitated
by th fact that the Cuban government
proposes to acquire title from lndlviducj
holders and transfer the land to the fnited
Btates, and It is unable at thla time to
oorrertry estimate th value f th property
requlred.
BWwtiae af Peemastata.
These Iowa rural carrier wer appointed
today: Irakerlll Regular. Lawrence C
Heady; substitute. Ed Thompson. Grinneil
Regular, William B, Malcolm, substitute.
Earl O. Malcolm. Manning Reg-alar,
Charles P.ocksien; substitute. Ida Rock
aien. Eolon Regulars, Ed Bchanaenbcrg.
Jerome Fackler; substitutes, C. W. "Wolf.
Edgar C Fackler.
Nancy Pringie was today appointed post
master at Woolstock. Wright county, la-,
vice Ida Lee. resigned.
Tbe Cedar Rapid National bank of Cedar
Rapids waa today approved as reserve
a-ent for th First National Dank of Brook-
lyn. i
The postofflce at Weber. Wayne county.
Neb., has been discontinued.
Charles Grith of Davenport and William
Orr of Clarlnca, la., were today admitted
to practice netore tne lnteri.R- oepartmenu
A rural free delivery route will be es-
tabllshed July 15 at Clio, Wayne county,
la. Tb route embraces an area of twen-
ty-onc square miles, containing a popula
tion of ala.
The president has appointed Thomas B.
Walker postmaster at Atkinson. Neb.
kt a ky (aasl Mills.
Th Btate department has received by
telegram tbe American petition asking th
removal of the consul at Cbir.uahu. Mex.
The resolutions ar not at all specific in
their allegations and did not afford the
i iT1-. . . a una tor action.
department any proper ground for action. !
1 "-" lu
! la" ""'"-1- " ' " l""LI'er OI wn"
that tb consul, who is a brother of Gen
eral Anson Mills, after six years' residence
in Chihuahua, had become obnoxioua to
tli American colony, or at least to a com
Biderable portion of it. Following tbe usual
1 custom the department sect a copy of ths
I rrttiTlryi to t lie consul wi'Vi n T, tr .-it rl.-.
to erplaln. which he did. and as matters
WILL GET 0NLY PRISON FAKE
Jert aad Wh.lt Will Kat B lUeweJ
Aay More Meals fresa
Besta aim ta.
LEXINGTON, It, June 3 B. J. Ewen
left her today for Lcuirviije, from which
I point h will hide away until the tnais of
Jett and Whit at Cynthiane or the meet
ing t f a grand Jury in Breathitt county
July 30.
Cm the same train Governor Beckham
and Btat Inspector Hlnes. who had a eon
sultatlon here ltst night with Judge Red
wine and ComroonweaJth s Attorney Lyrd.
left for Frankfort. Governor Beckham said
the men behind the assassination of
Lrealhltl county would be punished.
After a conference lietween Jailer Wal
lace and Deputies Ahearn and Thornton,
, " - , ..... - uu j nuruxdu.
lt WM deeded not to allow any more meals
sent to Jett and White from restaurants.
LUTHERANS ELECT BOERG
BlT-nea Maa aad Taaaer mt Caader
e"1 rreuiisg
Elder,
rTL.rTH. Minn.. June 3 At today!
session of the Vnlted Church conference, '
Lutheran, the following presiding elders :
wer chuaen : Atlantic dMialon. Rev. Jacoh i
Tanner. Gunder. Ia ; Canton division iiev
B. I. N um medal. Jasper. Minn . Eau Ciair
j clstrtct. Rev. J Oranskon. Kagiey. Wis .;
' Kansas district. Rev. H Boerg, Rlverton
j : Mrehead district. Rev N Lund.
E. Hammer. Roaalyn, N. D.
Bala Btep ( a
a &r.dla.
HAVANA Jun 3 Th shtpilng traffic'
at Clenfuego. is tied up by a stnae of
lighter men ft rugber aag-s Heavy rains ;
hav caused everOow la n, sections if i
tn country The oesaauon of cut axuwJ-
tnj at averj whar irrj ieua
(assaults couple, may hang-cut
Segr ParraH T Pam Likely t
Figar ia Iiarklag Be
If raattt.
FT LOVIR June 35 Tiro om?t. one
white and the other ciiirea. were assaulted i
i arid left for dead about three and a half
milrt east of F.st Bi. Louis this aftcr
noon. and a in In out locking for a
negro, described by c-ie cf hia victims If
be 1 captured it 1 tie'ieved tbere alii b
lynching, for the double crime h caused
greut indignation anions the farmer of
the American bottom, a here It oorurreS,
j Ctie of the vlctlma. M- Annie Qreen. a
broken. Juat before rvlfc.ne.lra into uneon-
aoumeji ane tola or the aasauit ana ae
acrlbed a llaht renew riarri, aired aiout
2S. aa her aaaailant. S;ie a-aa evidently the
Cret rlrtlra of the 8-id. a ho later pro
ceeded to tv.e home of John Bruno, a wli-to-do
farmer, llrlr.r ttween Eat St.
Louie and Bellerlli. and oommitted the
suffering from other injuria. The yourg
woman had been at home alone du'ii.g the
afternoon, lendfr.g to the family washing j
Bhe wa her father's housekeeper. I
The posse late tonight surrounded a man
supposed to be the fleeing negro on an ,
lsianc fo-med by the backwater from the ;
Mississippi flood !
PDL CE OUTWITS PfcOR IA MOB
alrlt earr avrar While Plre Brta-ade
Diverts Atteatle. and Twa
Is Dark.
PEORIA Til- June 3 -Detertlve E. Var-
phy was killed by "Billy" McP.ay. a negro J
desperado, who he was attempting to arrest
at Water and Eaton streets tonirht.
Murphy, armed with a warrant for
McRay on a charge srf burriarr. approached
the negro and informed him that he was ! supplementary list of appointments was j piptx. the millionaire wail paper manu- of com In the central valleys 1 Indicated,
under arrest. MrRay Instantly drew a received from the Board of Public Work facturer. died today from the effot of i es;ecially over tbe western portions. In th
revolver and shot th offlcer in the breast. I Ior confirmctlon. Attorney Wright, by re- j the burns she received last night in the lake region. New England and middle At
He then attempted to make his escape, but quest, stated hi objection to the procedure j fire which destroyed her parents' home j lantic stales little or no improvement ' ia
was caught bv rtertiv Chadwick. Mur- ' In regard to the first Ast, Incidentally say- ( Her mother and the latter sister. Miss i this crop I noted In ail northern and cen
phy was ttken to the hospital, where he ! ing It wa not fair to the mayor, who must i Hugh, w ho were burned in their attempt tral diFtrirta corn continue very late., but
died In twenty minutea. ' ' also confirm the appointments, to confirm . to save the child, will recox-er j 1 In a good tate of cultivation, except in
McKay wa taken to th city jail but in ' them in bulk. A concurrent resolution. Tbe firemen say thetr effort to subdue the middle Atlantic stste. In the southern
less than tn hour a mob numbering Et : prepared by Attorney Wright, confirming ( the flames were greatly hampered by the states early com is largely laid by and is
lert LOW' demanded the prisoner The j all names on the list sent In June 11. except , fact that the two towers of the residence , neartng maturity in Texas,
chief of police refused to surrender him the four name rejected by the mayor, was contained about l.(W rounds of cartridges j Winter w heat harvest has made favorabi
and In the hor of diatractlns the srtertlon
of th mob the fir department was called
out and made a run past the Jail. The ruse
partially succeeded, numbers of th crowd
following the engines.
In the meantime th chief had ordered
all the electric lights In th city turned
out and In the darkness turned McRay
to the county JaiL In a short time the
mob dlsoovered that it had been tricked
and formed In front of the county JaiL The
entire polio force of the city was called
out and at midnight th Jail is surrounded
and, there are rumors from The lower end
of th erty. where the dead officer resided.
intention f tt-. ' - m -r ;
BOODLER REPENTS MISDEEDS
Fwrasee Misaawri feeaatwr Tslssleen
Erilese t at. Laais Grand
Jarr.
Oi. l.'l 13, June ii (.irruil Jinirnrj
Folk today received a letter from a former
state senator, whose term exptred in Janu-
ary. saying he would be here tomorrow aad
confess his misdeeds, while a member of
the legislature. He says his conscience has
been hurting him and he does not care to
stand the strain any longer.
i Mr. Folk refuses to give out the man's
I name. To dc so, he said, would be to
FutJnct him to every sort of pressure from j
; hl 1orcD confederate in boodling, if he )
, ca anv. j
j According to th assertion, of one insur. '
ance man who 1 familiar with the opera
tions in the legislature affecting his inter-
est, ti various insurance companies have
sj-ent KBlt.ta in twenty years to defeat and
pass bills in jerferson c.ty. The oienniaj ;
assessment xrew with each wcumnr ses- I
Bion and became such a drain on the
-
companies that four years ago tney re-
telied a hen a demand for 14(t.0iH waa made
to defeat the valued policy law and no
money was paid, tiince toes no money nas
, t(ee0 bv tne ineUrance companies
. Ao(j!j,h Rosenthal, a member of the lobhy
j four years ago, was before the grand Ju-y
today and has been summoned to appear
again on Thursday. Loul C. Neison.
brother-in-law of former Governor Lon V.
j f tevens. was aiso a witness, but it is said
nothing of importance was learned from
him.
NEW SONG FOR ROOSEVELT
Oyster Bar Cklldrea W IU Greet Cklef
wrltk Gd aT tk Pres
ide t."
OTBTER BAT, L. I., Jun 3 Mra.
Rooawvelt arrived at S 0. accompanied by
a maid. Superintendent Noah Seaman of
Bagamore Hill met her at the station with
a carriage.
Final arrangement, for the reoeptlon to
President Roosevelt on Saturday have been
completed. Tbe m st important featur of j
the aeleome will be the ucveill-ig of tbe i
civil war trophy gun by the president and !
a parade of school children. Each child i
will be provided with a email American
I nag arid Just before the gun is unveiled
i they will sing a new national tymn en-
titled "God Save the President "
NEBRASKAN AIDS LIBRARIANS
Llaewla Secret ary Beparts Bapid
Crwlk at Back (.aarliaat'
Assaelatlaa.
NIAGARA FALLS N
twenty -fifth convention
T . June 3 Th
of the Aitrli n
j xj;,riry sociaiiin i-pened today. The
j secretarv. J J. Wyer. of Lincoln Net .
i reported that the present membership of
rer
tbe association is lj larger than
tfore while, .wording to the treasurer
retx.rt. the s-ts of tb association tre
more thar tits- ui
1
! 1
M Herliert ttitnam. linranan or con
ress prnhai'ly wi'! le elected president.
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Weeks
Tear
West.
af tk
VI W TORK. Jun 3 Tb delea-arJoe of
Germaa aglcuttunsts. whom th kaiser
sect tn sruu'y f.m.lr g r.-uon,. r
froai a six weeks tour of the aest tor.ignt.
ei,ey 1 obtained reach information and
will make an cxhausuv rsurt u
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Mayor'. L it of Appomtiiierta i at Lart
Confrasi
COUNCIL VOTES UNANIMOUSLY ON THEK
lealek Drakea at C-nterere aad
Bewail Made Kawa la Ore a
Meetlas; ul ike atratrl
la Eaiel.
Ga 2n;e-tnr JOHN C. LTNt-H
e Court U.E C. 'jWLn ,
W e:rr.i. and Mea.u-e . i
1 f. aAtlAjaKii j
Custodian Cm Hali ALF i I GH
Markt Inej-11'T....WILJJAM F. GEKKh."
Log Pounama-ter and pouriamaster .
J'hN iA I j ri lA i
Uee-se tnrrt..r fliirLL W . eVOTT '
Assistart lA-.-ense insp-'i t . ,
. . J-'HN vl'fp n I
T'f'niar f Hv Jaii.. L P. rAKr.A.n
Janitor City Jail OLE JACKBoN ;
Bv unanimous vote in every ease the '
atK ve appointment, sent in by Mayor
Mr-o-e we-e c"t t rmed hr the dry pour.r-1 ,
made yesterday at
r.Hvm cor.fe'ence. '
And so en3ei3 the fight which ha been on
jrrr several week between a majority of the
cltv council and th mayor It wa a coro-
j,)ete ,-irtory for the latter, the nam being
those originally s-nt In by him.
Be--EUe the rtte of i-ed. twelve mile
tr.T hr. allowed by the automobile or-1i
.B j ot,;rion too great, ard
for other reason, tht mayor ser.t In a ;
veto of it. The m
ei ii" tint for the 1
rreser.t he considered eirht mile an hour
the maxirrumu speed whi'ih should t
al
lowed ar ywhere in tb" cit. Fustained ry
a vote of 6 to i Bark rylaU. Evans. Hoy.
Huntington. Nirho.son ; O Brten, Zim
man. Bchroeder S.
""' ' '
Then, with tbe assistance of City At-
torney Wright, the council proceeded ti
tmtanple the snarl In which the employ
ment of street and sewer foremen and
laborer ha been for the last month. A
passed. A similar course wiU be pursued
regarding the last list. Thi mean that
the men at work under the Board of Public
Work since the city election will receive
their pay without further question.
EsTeet f a Sew Law.
There are about I6.00fi.00 of delinquent
municipal taxes In Omaha end South
Omaha, and county and state taxes In
Iwiugias county. According to City Treas
urer Hennings, there is danger that these
msy Ve settled and wiped completely off
the books for a very small fraction of what
might otherwise be collected unless steps
are taken to evade or render void, at least j Charles M. Schwab as president of th i states, however, the crop, as a rule. Is do
so far as Douglas county Is concerned, a j T'nited Btates Bteel corporation would prob- ing well, and tn Minnesota. Wl5or.:n and
law passed by the last legislature, and 'ably be announced tomorrow or bef or, the 1 Mas conf-Uuie an prctniaiac ewnditioa. In
which may become operative Beptember 1. j end of the week. J Washington th crop has Improved, where
His communication, which was referred to i The story was credited in some ouarters, moisture has heen sufficient, but will be ma
th e city attoTBey, read: where excenent Information Is sometime j tr!aJy ahortened In centra oountie and
To tbe Honorable, the City Council: I ! .btained. but th rumor could not 1 con- also in eastern Oregon unless rain comes
deem it my duty to direct your attention fmed I soon.
reVo'the A statement wa. given out tonight a. The outlook for oat. 1. lea. promising in
of in city . dnlinquent and unpaid taxes. , coming from Mr. Schwab denying any in- ! the Dakotaa. Nebraska, northern Mlnne-
j ne list R-gisiature passeu. m iiouee
"' " irn.r in -. j - ,
hVSf
j visums in the .ld law. To facilitate fur- i
; ther the collection of taxes upon property
! delinquent for more than five rws t
my insupation. and honse roll 4M1.
The Intent of the former 1 to give to
the city the most of the needed revenue
after court adjudication, clear the record
of all old taxes and make such property
attain tax-rroducine TMs measure we
rpiw'Ciailv desired for Ctmaba Throurrh I
failure to ac t on the part of the county
commissioners it is not operative, however.
this vear. Tne other bill, which wiU 1 in
effect Sept-mber 1. wa drawn. I 1-
heved. with similar intent, but on cioser
examination I find that in tbe execution
i,1 it nroi-isiona. which se?m to be man-
j natory. i-mazia s .'iVv of h.
disa.strousl v bv depriving the 'ity of the
I greater amount of its delinquent taxes.
(Iffer Prasterty ler sale.
! Section 1 provides: 'In all cases where ,
i the taxes Slid assessment upon ajiy reai ;
JV "H;.pearit.g upon the tax list f any i
county suaii have continued delinquent for j
a period of live iS years or more for
. - ,-,' ,.., ,. ,L, mrni.tit t,... nd
assea.-roeni utxin ar.y real estate snail ex-
ceed the value of said property as reiurnea
bv tbe assessor assessing such property i
. for county and stale nurixjse. it sliaj be I
! outy of trie county treasurer of the I
i county in which such p'rojrty m.ay tie lo- !
cat d " commeticma on the first Monday of !
i November of the ear in whicn tne louu
delinyunt taxe and assesHnieiit upon
iu.Ln tT'DtieriV fchfcli eXCeed the assessed
valuation for tnat year, and cotninun.g
ri- Anv in r.ffer sniri nroiiertv fur
sale to the highest bidder for cash and to !
iwue to said purchaser a certificate set- j
Vol oXrrolZXX'J.
sola, and a saatement showli mat sarn J
purchaaer ehaii be entitled to a deed for ,
the property purchased at the expiration of ;
two o years from the dale vt saie pro- !
vioed said property ha not sooner been I
redeemed bv the owner thereof or a lien i
holder. Ary such purchaser of real estaiel
Lnaer the pro-lsu.r. of this act Shall t.ae (
the property purchased, upon the payment .
of his tud. discharged of all liens against
tbe same for ti.xe and assessment aelin- I
ouent up to the date of such sai and the :
cwut.lv treasurer snau. uinm inw w.w i
such prmierty. cancel all taxes and assess- J
deiuiquet-i tiierejn at the date of such
saie."
Section I prortdes: A period for redemp
tion kin' interest at 31 ier cent.
Section 1 provide- 1 list tne purcnaser
fisurer" ""v tn'm COUCI3r
Section i That amount received by treas-
urer distr-huted j ro rata among all
taxing subdivision.
faaeels All Taxea.
Aa seen from section 1. whenever the de-
liuquent taxe fur five years or more ot
taie. county and city, exceed toe aftejd
cuur.tv vajuatnm. lili h is to be taken it.r
la Iamis ana which 1 generally Cfiisidered
'one-sixth of the actual valuation, n i.
eotr.ee me dutv of the coun.y treasurer to
t sen su h protierry at tax sale to in r.ign
: est tudaer fjr cast. The payment p.t
i sria'u tie a full dwrtarge i f ail lien against
Hi property for oeunnuer.t taxe and a
' sewn.ni and they .hali Hereupon le can
celed ieed 1 lo lasje after a oertiin
t-e-t d
r.ft.r ti,e lrteroretiiti'-iri l-v ttie i.ichrsl
rt of the state ot p'ovis t: afTe-t:ng
i Ul saie of protierties with i-eu,i taxes
a ! a1!. .1 otr
. tt.ai a tax deed n.av not ror.vev titi
' Taan g irns i:.tf c :.SiderktiiFTi we -an
! ra.oi.) see wly --ti.:et.ti,ii. in l,ii.r'g at
tax sa.e ui. i.T iioue i 41- 'iui! t-e
i el.mtnated Tne oauer of tnew p-ert.ie"-
I wouic I the uniy person tt. hii ttereon
! L :h u
C,M.
itti htianeial salety. ai a M .'.ii.. throt.gn
iii-ecurt wijte oui a l-ree lax ,j -
T-n rnrie a fw d ..ari
Tbiusaaus of collars will be lom to the
1 Cl'l UI.re . e nv t.-uwi. i-.ii a i -r
' below wr.lft. tne property ua.i not l s.nd
i at fjrt. tax sale
Id n.y judn.ent. a remedv ought tn t
i ff,ri fr,r tma pdnnitum aria a :;-rter.?H
I j- wl estate u at 'rxer tr. n'..,-!ai
their ern-e tax ii.oei.teir ee wltr a sn.f 11
TV matter It is p. -.' 'he-' a en...
1 nr.ay I'rnid is ne-.inr y. rf tw nner..
I L " l,er c'lt,rT r"i li u '
(Cot-t't mm Se ot Hi fl Pag a)
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
Foreraet for Nc hrki-S( Wednes
day, Thursdaj I air and V armer.
Traaeratare at Ossaka leeterdayt
Roar. Ivrs:. Hear. P-.
6 a. as r. 1 p. as
a. aa B7 a a. a, "3
Ta. am . 14 3 p. sa
a. aa l 4 a. aa
a. aa I . a rs
i lo a. aa 71 p. sb '
11 a. IB TS 7 a. a
IS aa 74 a . ia 72
p. aa 7
PLAYS WILD WEST IN INDIANA
L(aierl Tewak Terrrlss
CoasTlea with satlag
skvwtlaa Ireat.
LOG ANPOF.T Ind
Handle dete-tlvr. the
Jin
shenTF
S Pan
cf two
rouctiea. poltcern"t) from three due and
farmee th.s sftemoon started lr,
pursuit of WHlard Herrell. an em-corvtrt.
who ha terro-is Caw and Mtstnt coun-
" for twetity-four hour. Herrell. fullr
armed, ha rworn that he will not be taken
fcl've. The poeee i cloelr.r In on a cluirp
5 cr woon e.na mnii utiwn turn u tnr fn
'tn.n rar.re.
On Monday Ferrel) amused himself br
shotting at traveling men In the Luke Erie
depot at Burner HIX Then he visited a
saloon and hot out th mlTora. Cm th
way home be t-hot at everyhoy In slrht.
broke the windows of a paeeengcr train
and narrowly missed eeveraj passengers.
Then he met John Eh'veiy and told him to
prepare io "ir- rnnrij i inT ..,u !
wfl. xierren senaing a sncwer oi ouuri .
arter r.im hhively wa a witn"s iicamei
Kerrell when he wa Jaiied for the murder
of William Cond-m.
BULLETS HAMPER FIREMEN
Cartridsre la Privet He Eislele
aad Delay Work at Qaearh
lag Flasaea.
GREENWICH. Conn . Juie TX Grevii e
yiptx. the i-year-oH daughter of Alfred
i nere was a continuous series oi r- ;
plosions and the firemen say they fre- j portions of th winter wheat belt, with dla
cuently heard bullet whirling about their appointing yieids. esjciaUy in the southern
bead. portions of Missouri. Illinois and Indiana.
"" " In the middle Atlantic states a general lm
SAYS SCHWAB MAY RESIGN iwm is indicated. Harvest j, general
r York Bvealags Past Declares
ateel Magraate Likely tm Be.
tire Thla Week.
NEW TflP.K. June 3 The Evening
Post says: It was reported In Wall street
this afternoon that th resignation of
tentlon of resigning the presidc-icy of the
.- . a.. Ct.l rnrnnrilnri
! 1 corporation
BOGUS HOME BUILDER HELD
Prwaalsed Cash aad A
HXB City Mam.
PT-RLINGTON. Ia.. June 3. William H.
; , of tbe "Twin Clrv
... . .
: Co operative company, with alleged offices
i in Kansas City, was arrested today on i
, rh&rre cf embexxlement. He refused to
i
make a statement.
Complaining witnesses allege that a con-
fact was signed by them after payment
of IC.Sf each, the company agreeing to
furr.ih them enough cash to build a house.
When the money wa not forthcoming they
had Norton arrested
VAN BENTHUYSEN IS BURIED
Fasaans lwa lesipam Man Bregkl
Basse
t Best Tader
Kattve Bad.
ELOOMFTET.D. Ia.. June 3 A sreeial '
i car carrying tne ismiiy ana remains or
I t-TT1 T CiVmuir c fr.rimri. V v I
I , . . . ,.n
! John iorwin or tne
Lieutenant O'Connor of the Chicago police,
jn-jva today over the Burlington.
tumni took Place from tf home of
Judge William Van B-ntbuysen. father cf
th lmufl jt conducted bv Rev.
w-n- .v, v-.v1t-n
J- C. Wilson, pastor of tbe Presbyterian
church.
..
KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN GROW
, .
Mske BlB"st arrlae Dinn Past Tear
ta
Blstorr
Arder.
tke
COLTTfBrB. O.. June 3 TYi Knights
of Bt. John spent th day listening to of-
e ' Tufwirri and arioolntit. rommlfTee
j According to tbe secretary, report the
j gain In membership during last year wa
tllf irpest of anv year sine th order wa
) .
president Henry Fries of Erie. Pa..
recommended the establishment of a d-
jitrtment of paid organisers
t
rfifaVICTS AMASS EXPLOSIVES
lWltlvlO rtaasiOO LArtUOIItJ
r Pealieatiary Eaaaagered
reaiieatiary E.aaaaaerea ay
raster aad Dyaasslte atwred
ky Prlaaaers.
1 CANC'N. Colo. Jun 3 Enough giant
p"W0er ana utrrg:; renn wa iouna m ;
. tv.e penttertiary' today to blow up the
fnaon. Tl.e exp.oeive were conned in
tl.e wall of one of the shops. It Is believed
that the n)tro-glycer:ne was manufactured
bv KuvkendaM tlie poml'1 who wa killed
yesierday .
Mavesseats af Oeeaa t esse Is Jane XB.
., ...-ie.rei vie wc'rr, rt,
r,rtr. friwa New Tork. via Plymouth an!
. ( j.r t rg
. At Ljvcrwexi Aertvstf Peruvian f-
Hali'x at d ft. Jot. tie
.,,r i Ti.ra via Oi
Siuied Carpatt.it,
nstown.
i .. . ..a . a i.-..a . .
v,.,i.. t . .,.
: At" oroaa-i.e) lasts f-trra Hamburg
u,Mf(1a
NAW T"r, " " at.nnet.au.. rr .m
t a iwerr A"-nv-d tesland. frosn New
. . . . . .
. . - . . Ti. J T, . , . I
iA ' I 'T . i IS' . u AUfUU. I
trosa Ptuaoeiptaa. ler Axtwara, j
SOME CROPS IMPROVE
Com in Cectr.! Villfj-t 0ScI!t I everted
ai is Ksre Tit oral le Condition.
BY LAKES AND IN EAST IS STILL IAD
la Tar Forth Crop Backa-ard and is Sotta
Largely La d Pj.
DAKOTAS AND DISTRICT NOW NEED RAIN
Trvm Lain to 5w En'and Vet Veather
Eai Bees Too Etarj.
RUST AFFECTS NEBRASKA WINTER WHEAT
Held Will Irsamili Be eefrae.ry
la lews, Misaemfa as i Wless
sia, Areardlag ta Weather
B area a It e porta.
"WASHINGTON, Jun The Weather
bureau weekjy summary cf crop condi
tions t as follow:
While UU too cooi in the districts east
of the F.ocky mour.'.aina. tbe temperature
rcndltioti of the week enJlr.g June S wer
s. mewhat more farorabie in the central
valley and southern state, but ever por-
tion cf the Uk rrgion and middle At-
,.ik r..K uu in x.rg;iiB n
coiaer tnan in tne prcceair.g fH.
Heavy rain in the two last named dis
trict lnterruptad farm work, but in the
Ohio and upper MislSFippI vatley and gulf
states the conditions were very favorabi
for cultivation. Rain is now needed in th
Ikkota, northern Minnesota and in por
tion cf the central and east gulf states.
The condition on the Pacific coast were
I generally favorable, but in th roust sec
tions of Oregon work was de'ayt d by rain.
while rain are needed in the eastern por
tions of both Oregon and Washington.
A general improvement in the condition
progress and is now general in the central
In California, with nearly average yield
in most sections. In Oregon and Washing
ton some improvement la noted, tut tike
crop is in need of rain in the eastern por
tions of thee state.
Spring wheat is Buffering for rain In
North rakota and portions of South Da-
kota ard is affected by rust quite generally
m Nebraska. In these two last named
sota, Missouri and southern Illinois. In
Wisconsin. Kansas, on uplands In Iowa and
in northern Illinois a good erop is promised.
An Improvement is reported from Michigan,
the Ohio valley and middle Atlantic state.
Cotton continues small, but Its general
condition 1 somewhat improved. Cultiva
tion has made good progress and fields ar
clean, except in portions of eastern dis
tricts In Texas plants are healthy and
have made rapid growth, but the crop con
tinues twc. or three week late
Boll weevil are spreading in Texaa. but
J so far have done little injury. Lie ar
causing damage in the C-olmas. Arkansas
and Missouri
In Missouri. Arkansas. Illinois. Indiana
and Pennsylvania eppie. are unpromising.
bm tBe oxjUook continues favorable in Iowa
Wisconsin. Michigan and Kentucky. In th
Virginias and Ohio an improvement la re
ported. NEBRASKA CROP CONDITIONS
Week Mere FsvsrsUe aad Rapid
Prwsrress Made ky Wkeat
as 4 Cora.
Weekly croyi bulletin cf the Nebraska
section of tbe climate and crop service of
the Weather bureau for the week ending
June 3. 1B:
I M past weex nas ren cooi. wtxn moa-
erate showers. Tbe daily mean tempera
ture has averaged 4 degrees le)ow normal
In eastern counties and I degrees belcrw In
western.
Fhower. occurred quite generally during
the last half of the week: the amount cf
rsii-full in roost of tbe eastern portion of
tbe state ranged from or.e-half an inch ti
an inch, but m some cafes it exceeded two
inches Some of the showers were accom
panied by hill, seriout'y lrjuriig crop, lo
limited area.
Winter wheat continue, to do well, al
though most wt.set field are affected more
or less by rust- Oats are iginnlng to bead,
and in some instance with rather short
straw The condition of com ha Improved
and cultivation has made rapid progress,
wh-le some cirrn has been planted during
tbe week: all corn large enough ha been
cultivated the first time and the second cul
tivation ha. commenced. Alfalfa cutting
h progressed rapidly and much of the
first crop 1 now in the stack: the crop la
rather a light one. Grass in meadow, and
! pasture continues lo grow well and th
bay crop promises to be large. Potatoes
are doing well. B'rawberrie. ar a larf
crop
Its Crap raaditlaas.
Following 1. th report of the Iowa sec
tion of the climst nd crop servic of the
Weather bureau for week ending June n.
lle:
Tb dafy mean temjierature for the past
week ranged from 4 to ( degrees tie low the
normal. The first half was generally clear
and d-y; the last half was partly cioudy.
wt'h showers which brought timely mois
ture to all section., and excessive down
pours lt pome localities Tl.e rams wer
generally belief. -lal. B''fter.lr the clods and
r i encrus'sd s urfac of field that
1 previously saturated or ficKrfied Cm
tb
whole the geer.ral crop conditions hav
been Improved rieia worg r.as neen vngor-
ous'y rushed in al aection. with relative! v
littl hlndranc from wet weather The
I area of the com crop ha lrj crsiderably
lrgA by continued planting wall, in
,r,f iMtra field, g -od pr.-greas ha. been
made m sutKiulng tn aeeas and putting
! tl. aoC In better oondlUou far growth ef
th xaaci. which as anpwa a haajthy