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SLI 1 ME . UMAHA'' OUJNUAY DEE.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1904.
SINGLE COPT FIVE CENTS.
tffc ft art t e& Obnfant
16th and Harney Sta, Omaha, U. 8. A.
You'l find IT at Bcnnett'a.
Bennett aella IT for less.
The economy of apendlng TRADING
AT BENNETTS.
Bound aenso leada to aound ceoaomy.
Both lead to BENNETTS.
TO MAIL ORDER. BUYERS Want to
eare -money? Uae up Bonnett'a ad
vertised bargain they are deaigned for
mall order people aa well aa for nearby
dty aboppera, HERE'S OUR MAIL
ORDER PLAN: You write tha order
and mall It to ua Immediately the paper
reaches your territory If the good are
not aold, we'll FILL YOUR ORDER.
NOW, LOOK HERE! Thafa a can
cession to mall order people that no
mail order: house on .top of earth would
dream of attempting. The common
mail order house NEVER has any bar
rain Bale. NEVER haa any bargain
oar. WE HAVE TCM EVERY DAY,
and w CUT TUB LIFE OUT of any
axcluslTa mail order house between the
ocean s-Dd WHO GETS THE ADVAN
TAGE? YOU!
WANT BUTTER THAT'S IDEALLY
GOOD? Butter thafa aa fine and com
pact and uniform In the heat of sum
mer aa It la In the dead of 'winter?
That butter la BENNETTS CAPITOL
( CREAMERY, put up In one-pound
brlcka. When the butter cornea to your
home If a up to you to keep It In good
condition. What we mean la this: We
take- ft off Ice in our huge basement re
frigerator and wo put it on Ice In the
trig littta wagon refrigerator (every
Bennett wagon baa one), and it cornea to
your borne JtJST PERFECT. The rest
la up to yoo See?
DONT YOU NEED A REFRIGERA
TOR? No good housekeeper would
think of attempting to get along with
out one. They're not necessarily ex
pensive. Shape, ; style, ornament, fin
ish and size are only matters of taste.
They affect the price, of course, but
not the efficiency.
! The two leading features In a good
refrigerator are ICE PROTECTION and
AN INTERIOR ARRANGEMENT that
lnsurea A UNIFORM LOW TEMPERA
TURD AND DRY AIR, bo that the
food may be thoroughly preserved.
.' We recommend the GLACIER refrlg
. orator for It all around superiority
over any other refrigerator oa the mar
ket Glad to give you all particular.
flail mH TOwu"JativrrA T)AVMir4minfr Vta
VBU U . , w.- . V ...y . vwm.-
ment, or write for booklet , . . (
"The demonstrators are always Inter
esting. We've throe on hand for Mon
day. One In too baaement demonstrat
ing Wiggle-Stick the best laundry blue
Idea yet Invented. All yon do "la to
wiggle the stick of Wiggle-Stick In the
water, and Quit wiggling it when you
CBECraCIIPIM(MBTS
Bureau Tatisg Census of Foreign Born
in Pooihoiua and Jail,
DOSENT UKE TEN-DOLLAR IMMIGRANTS
Asserted that Cities of Old Worl Are
Rahced yr l(t' Bemklp
Oasapaales Atte Baa-
(Copyright, by New York Herald Co 1901)
WASHINGTON. June Jfc (Nw York
Herald Bei-vloa-Bpeclal to The Bee.)
Alarmed over the greet stimulation of Im
migration resulting from cheap steamship
rates, the Bureau ef Immigration Is pre
paring a tabulated atatement showing the
percentage of foreign Bora persons who
axe Inmates of the penal and charitable
Institutions of thla country, which the offi
cial of th bureau declare will be aston
ishing. "According to an th reporta wo have
at hand, the Vt ImmlsTanta mho are now
beta- landed at New Tort are the worst
riff-raff of forefa-a countries." said F. H.
Lamed, chief clerk of the Bureau of Im
migration, to your correspondent. "The
Potsdam arrtved the other day with l.K
' Immigrants of this claa. more than MO of
whom were rejected. In many cases these
people are families of men now living In
this country. We rejected one family, the
head of which waa a fairly prosperous
laborer here with money In the bank. The
family admitted that they bad been objects
of charity In London .for more than live
years. We could hardly consider such peo
ple desirable clUsens."
iimti Bollelt Baslaee.
The bureau haa reporta from abroad say.
Ing that arants are scouring the cities
for people to send to America under the
present cheap rates. - The consul general
at London says that a certain large char
itable organisation la shipping regularly
to the United States hundreds of people
whom they hav had to oar for for many
years.
"This sort ( people ean do us no good."
said Mr. Lamed: "they elmply add to the
burdens w already carry In the ertmtnal
and pauper claasea"
The bureau la getting up its statement
regarding the various Institutions, espe
cially those In the east which catch the
Immigration crowds, In order to show the
nation the bad resulta of Indiscriminate
Immigration.
ESCAPES ICEBERG IN A FOG
lataltloa ( BrltUh klr Baves Hta
Craft troaa Havtag And
OollUlea.
(Copyright, by New Tork Herald Co.. lfKH)
NEW TORK. June . New Tork Herald
Scrvlce-epeci to The Be.) Had It not
ben that he stopped the rnginra of his
ehln during a dense fog, the captain of
tne British steamer South America, whloh
haa arrived hure (rum Shields, tUtvee
that h'a vessel and crew would neyar have
reached port. TU Teaeol narrow 1 Bulased
have got the Intensity or shade yon
wish. There are two demonstrators on
the main floor, one . demonstrating
JELL-O, the wholesomest of jelly
products, and capable of the most charm
ing manipulations In the whole realm of
Jelly making. Another demonstrator la
demonstrating BLOOD OF THE
GRAPE, a pure, unfermented and thor
oughly clarified grape Juice.
KNOW YE: GREEN TRADING
STAMPS ARE HERE TO STAY. WE
CANNOT MEET ALL THE UN
TRUTHS THAT ARB BEING CIR
LATEQ WITH 8UCH PERSISTENCY
ABOUT THE GIVING UP OF GREEN
TRADING STAMPS. BENNETTS
WILL NOT GIVE UP GREEN TRAD
ING STAMPS. WE ARE TELLING
YOU THIS ALL THE TIME. OUR
WORD IS GOOD. GREEN TRADING
STAMPS ARE YOTJRS IN ANY DE
PARTMENT EVERY TIME, ANY
TIME AND ALL THE TIME.
Prescrjjjfions
Our prescription business increase.
We have always enjoyed tb "confidence
of the leading dootora of laedlclne In
Omaha. Every drop or ingredient
we use la preecrlptlona la STRICTLY
GUARANTEED PURE. Expert care
dominate our prescription business.
Courteous attention, amounting to a sym
pathetic fellow feeling, greets you every
time yon bring your prescription to
BENNETTS. Drugs, main floor.
Grocery
Second to none in the grocery
business, , and every body
knows it.
Monday Bargains
(LOt worth Green Trading
Stamps with pound New
York Full Cream OCr
Cream Cheese
aOC worth "S. A H." Oreen
Trading Stamps with pound
Evaporated Muir Peaches
delicious tOrr
, fruit 3W
2.00 worth "S. A H." Green
Trading Stamps with half
pound Bennett's it An
Capitol Tea w
11.00 worth "a A H." Green
Trading Stamps with pound
package Bennett's 9fin
Capitol Coffee eOW
glOO worth "a A H." Green
Trading- Stamps with Jar
Pure strained
. Honey
14o
tl 00 worth "8. A H." Green
. Trading Stamps with three
packages Uneeda Ri
Biscuits r. ....... ajy
too worth "a A H." Green
Trading Stamps with each
wigrie-etick . . .. I fit
Candy Dept.
10c worth "a Ct H." Oreen
Trading- Stamps with each
glass Jar aasorted . lOc
Candles w
crashing ' into aa Iceberg of towering
height. -.'!
Boon after tearing Shi el da the vassal en
countered a dsns fog, which became more
dense every day. Finally it became so
thick that the captain, with a vague pre
monition of danger, brought hi ship to a
full stop.
The fog suddenly lifted, and there, dead
ahead, and not 269, yards away, wao a
mountainous mass of ice." Fully 1.000 feet
long. It rose almost MO feet above the
water.1 " ; 1 - '
VACANCIES IN WOMEN'S CLUBS
BVaoeat Order of Mre. 'Eddr Baa Cea.
iderable EsTeet la Jfew
. ; Totk. '
(Copyright by New York Herald Co., 1904.)
NEW TORK. Juno . (New Tork Her.
aid Service Special to The Bee.) When
women's clubs resume their meetings In
the fall there will bo many vacancies In
the membership, .
The recent "bylaw" of Mrs, Baker G.
Eddy, head of the Christian Soleno church,
advising her followers age Inst aUlanoe with
any organisation which does not admit
both sexes to membership on equal terms Is
belcg loyally obeyed by ChrtsUaa Solan
tlsta in New Tork. '
The edict, whloh waa published about the
middle of May la too Christian Scleno
Sentinel, reads:
"The members of the mother church shaO
not be mad members of oluba or organ
isations, the Free Masons excepted, which
exclude either sex or are not named In vthe
manual of the mother church. God sepa
ratee the tares and the wheat and garners
the Utter in his storehouses."
It was a lata In the season when thla
order waa Issued that few ef the Scien
tists In clubs thought It worth while to
hand In their resignations, They simply
will not return to their organisations In
the fall. .
The effect win-, bo severely felt, for In
almost every club 'In the city ar women
who acknowledge the supremacy of Mother
Eddy.
HIGH SPEED ELECTRIC LINES
Oa CaB7 Oaaraataa Oa Baav
iwt mm Aaatkor Oa Haaaraa sal
Twaatvrtvo Hllaa aa Baa.
BEHtLIN, Juns aV-(Spclsl Cablagram ta
Tha Ba. Two loading '.aotrtcal Arms tn
Germanjr Hasara Blemaoa Halak and
tha Osoaral - Electrical company hav
elaborated schames for tha construction of
a hlcb-speed alactrlo railway from Bar Un
to Hamburg, a dlatanoo of MO miles.
Meaara, Blemans aV Hadak offer to con
struct tha railway at a cost of 1.600,000
for a slna;l lino and 5.O,00O for a double
Una, roaraataeins; a apaad of 100 m&as aa
hour.
It 1 astlmated that with atl flrst-claa
fares aad la ahllllnca second, IX.OOO paa
aenjera annually would maka the Mlngla
Una and BSO.OOO the doubto Una proflUble.
Tha General Electrical company Is will
In to fuarantaa a speed of V miles an
hour for the same fares, but estimates that
the coat of construction would be blaher.
, Probably on of tbeso schemes will be
adopted, aa too emperor Is atablUuu that
it
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BBUlaeMst3iUaBl
The Fourth
The Fourth
It's coming fast Better start
right in on the making up of
your list. We will have our sup
plies the hugest that Omaha
has ever seen ready for the
few selling days required. Don't
buy a nickel's worth until you
have seen or heard of our
line. I
SPORTING GOODS
SECTION.-
Crockery
Warm Barjraln
Nloo decorated Austrian china 4 O
7-ploco berry sets, enoh ,.."OC
FOUR-GAIXON SUCCE88
WATER FILTERS AND
COOLERS, EACH .........
2.48
HAVILAND CO 'S WHITE
20c
KANnUN BREAKFAST
PLATHS. EACH ' .
Limit of tlx.
' Conditions: Above price on condl
dltlon that you make other purchases
in crockery d .-part ment Monday
No telephone, mall or C. O. D. orders
taken ea above item.
Rich cut glass punch bowls, g)e
60.00 value ,..7; 500
Attend our closing out sale of (In English
poroelaln cups and saucers, per enn
aet of elx. 7oc, 65c, 60c, 55o and.... OVfC
Sold regularly at from Tbo to $LB0.
Cut glass salt and peppers, star- . IDn
ling silver tops, each IfV
Five times . Green ft
i rauing Beam pa oa
all whit china for
decorating . except
dinner war. ' - -
Wednesday in Green
Trading Stamp Red Let
ter Day again. .
Bring your book to Premium Parlor,
Second Floor, and get
$1.00 worth S. & H."
Green Trading Stamps
for Nothing. '
, i 1 "The I thriftiest man Is the cheerfuest."-Carlyle. "K
Germany should be th ploaoer In klsbr
speed, electrio railway.
TROUBLE AHEAD IN THIBET
Holy . Wat BeiaaT Preached AaaoasT
tao Baddalat Tribes of
Moaaralla.
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ST. PETERSBURG, June 26. (Special
Cablefram to Tha Bee.) A oorrespondont
of the Novo Vrama at Kobdo, In aortb
western China, sends a startUn account
of Jdongollan hoatllltjr to tbo Thibet ax
pedltlsn. ; ., v . ; ' 1
It appear that tamaa from Lhasa ar
trarellna amonf the villa see demanding
the support of the groat Buddhist trlbea.
An organisation of considerable strenftn
haa been completed at Kobde, In tha Lake
Balkaah district, and aa far east as Lake
Baikal, Kalmuck and Burlat ar already
assembling.
Thee warriors are able to offer formid
able opposition. Their cavalry oomparea
farerably with th Cossacks and tha Novo
Vremya raaards a catastrophe aa Inevitable
If a ritlah foroe eatera th holy city of
Lhaasa.
Tha Rasslan admlalatratlon has had many
cel'istena with thea tribes, but, state tha
Nov . Vremya, . China is aew determined
oa oaposlns Great Britain aad th trouble
Is sproadmaT oast ward.
SYNDICATES BEARING DOWN
Bayewtt Plnaa Whtea Parehae Kaw
Matarlat atalo mt Thela
ltomaarahla.
BERUN, Jaa K. (Bpeclal Cablegram to
The Bee. ) Discussing th situation In Ger
many with ragard to imports of roanu
faoturea, th - Bulletin of tha American
Chamber ef Commero In thla city points
out that members of certain syndicates
refuse to buy materials from or sell goods
to firms which surchaa from abroad aup
pllea which are produoed or furnished by
membsrs ef their own syndicates, .,
Thla aoooua,ts, practically," says th
Bulletin, "to a boycott against flrma which
dertv any part of their supplies from out
side th syndicate and Is a powerful weapon
In combatting th ua of certain Imported
raw or haU-flalaaad' materials.'
PUTS TITLE AGAINST CASH
Hmagrarlam Vebleesaa Vaalt a Wife,
at Baa Mast Have a BJa
DtWM, .
VrENNA, June JB. (Special Cablegram to
Th Bee.) The Frankfurter Zeltung pub
lishes th following advertisement:
Marriage Offer Imperial count, n years
Old. Boman Catholic, wants to marry suit
able lady of any faith with 3,ouv dowry.
Wife could become lady-in-waiting at court.
Communications to be sent to E. Brrs
mann, Vienna I. Cdeongasse X. Advertlaor
himself pooeesaa at presant U.KM and la
aa only sua. ,
I hav Investigated th aouroa of th
advertisement and find that It Is genuine.
The advertiser la a aseraber ef the Hun.
garla upper house and ha haa belonged
t the diplomatic service.
If you have any thing to trade, ad vert Is
It In the This for That aiuiua of TU
lie 'Want Ad Pag.
Ice Cream
Freezers
A Qreat 5ala of lea Craarn Freozora
flonday.
The White Mountain Freeser has fea
tureo entirely Its own, chief of which la Its
PUPI.WX MALLEABLE IRON DASH EH.
The dasher Is made In two parts, entirely
distinct and Independent of each other in
operation. This clever Idea gives .threw
distinct motions a-goln' on at the same
time In the making of the ice cream.
1-miart White Mountain Ice 4 AX
Cream Freeeer for a-
t-qnart White Mountain Ice f flA
Cream Freezer for ...'-'
-quart Whit Mountain Ice 2 1ft
Cream JFreeser for
4-quart White Mountain Ice 2.fi4
Cream Freeser for..
a-quart White Mountain Ice 3.10
v. i 11 xicc. .
1 -quart Arctlo Ice Cream Freeser ' f OA
for
8-quart Arctic Ioe Cream Freeser j,54
for
I-quart Arctic Ice Cream Freeser J. 7 4
for '
4-qtiart Arctic Cream Freeser 2.10
for
HARDWARE DEPT. BASEMENT.
Kodak! Kodak!
Maybe you are going away from the
racket of the Fourth. Why not take a
Kodak with you? They cost very lit
tle and you have time enough to. learn
how to take good plcturea. See our
camera man, main floor.
Wall Paper
Wa are headquartera for artistic Wall
Paper no question about that. We have
the stocks actual and In reserve and the
price we make is proof of our leadership.
The latest novelties, aa well as the an
tlquest designs are youi-s at Bennett's.
. THIRD FLOOR.
Optical Goods
Yon need good glasses. We guaran
tee right fitting and complete aattafac
tlon. . ;
Monday we will aall
glasses, gold filled
rims or at- I flft
. tachaaenU 1UU
And we will give SS.OO In
little Green Sticker
with each pair we 1L
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Our optical work la aound and relia
ble. ...
MAIN FLOOR.
SOMETHHC OF CORTELYOD
ITew Chairman of Bepublioaa' Oommittoa
Man Hot Easily "Eattied."
KEEPS COOL WHEN OTHERS ARE EXCITED
OmA WTaa la Aeaalat4 with,
Speaks of HI Good Jaaajmoat
ad Ability to Do Kffoetlwo
V Worlc ' J
(Copyright by New Tork Herald Co IWiO
NEW TORK. Juno -New Tork Her
ald Bervloe Speciai to Th Be.) The
Washington corresdpndent of th Evening
Post sends his paper an exhauatlva story
on th relationahlp between the president
and tha man ho haa chosen for his cam
paign manager.
"It la still too early to prophesy posi
tively th Unas n which th republican
eampaalgn will be conducted, writes th
correspondent. In part, "but probably these
commentators wk hav mad seml-sar-denlo
ooaunants oa tha possibilities ef Mr.
Jtooeovelt'a running his own campaign,
earn nearer ta th truth of th
situation than even th president
himself now suspects. - No man la lea
conscious than he of a fact which 1 oh
vlau to an who have watohed his career
that he haa aevar gan late any enterprise.
poUUoaJ, fflclal, literary, military or other
wise, which ha did not dominate. Thla
ovma about from th keemiee of Wa In
terest in whatever he unaortaiae wttlher
at bo a publlo or private matter, and re
gardless of whoa his partners may bo In
tt-tagether with th exhaustles vitality
which makes It fan possible tar aim to keep
ulec
"A Candida ta . ef that sort would drtv
th ordinary manager mad. He win not
disturb . Ur, Corfcelyou'S equanimity for
Ave minute in th ' who la four man the
they do buslaoa together.
ataay Mtatalioai ta CTaaliraiaa.
Half th country la mistaken In Cor
talyou. It pots a wrong Interpretation
upon hi smoothly brushed hair, his llneiesa
tao, hi unemotional manner, hi reserved
speech, his spotless linen, his un wrinkled
clothing, his crystal-clear syeglaaaea, hla
outward makeup generally. Thea d not
betoken a alow-wittad man. Mathodloal he
la; calculating, where many men jump th
fence without a second thought. But any
ene who fancies that he haa net a mind of
hla own and a will behind It doe not know
th secretary.
"He simply believes that a frlctlonless
machine will run further and longer than
on whose conaUtueat parts ar always tn
a jangle. Bene what often appeara la him
aa self-effacement at times wbea etbsrs
ar excited Is really ealy a silent way of
saying: Go on and have It ouC Vfhea you
cool off, I will put tn my word, and you
will be more ready to listen te me than
now, while you ar at a white beat' Oa
who knows bina caa Imagine him' taking an
unwisa order today from a superior oxnoer
with entire gravity of manner and eveu a
half approving Inclination of tha head and
tomorrow receiving the thacha of th lun
mas for nut obeying It.
QUR DRY GOODS BUYER HEARING OP A GOOD THING, made a flying trip east and
rounded up some snappy purchases and had them scudding over the continent by express
without the loss of a minute. The goods are here. They go on sale Monday morning. Some of
the snappiest lines in Dress Goods, Silks. Wash Goods, Prints Lawns and Novelty Suitings, all
go on sale Monday morning at prices that are but a fraction of values.
Great Remnant Sale
of Black Dress Goods
Just received from one of the largest Importing houses
In the country, their entire line of short lengtha In the
latest products of European looms. Ail strictly first-class
and up-to-date. Each and every one ar legitimate rem
nant and not manufactured for the occasion. Lengths
from 2 to 8 yanis.
LOT 1 In thla lot will be found voiles, canvas, gran
ites, mlstrels, nuns veilings, crepe, pa nam as, prunellas,
armures, melroscs. Freuch cords, henrlettas and fine sprees
not a piece In thla lot worth less than
yard H go Monday, at, yard, only
LOT 2 In thla lot will le found the finest and latest
productions of the looms of France, Germany and England.
Lengtha, 2 to 8 yards. The finest crisp, high finished voiles,
etamlnes, crepe de l'aria, mlcitrals, seeded voiles, tamlse,
drape de Nood, Eollennes, imperial twills, whip cords, Pan
amas, pecans, Rox anas, canvas, twilled Sicilians, shark
akin, granites, fancy mohairs, brilllantlnes, basket weaves,
melrose, crepe de Vglols, armures, veilings, beiges, pop
lins, serges, cheviots, prunella and Canadensis cloth.
Goods In this lot are worth from 81.75 to $2.50 yd. 7 r
all go Monday at, yard, only.... t DC
Silks
SILKS WOHTH $1, SILKS WORTII $23, SILKS
WORTH $1.50 ALL AT ONE-PRICE
A big purchase of fine imported shirt waist silks from
one of the largest Importers in the world. Monday w of
fer the above values Just as stated,' for leas than the raw
silk la worth, Thla big purchase of ours
values aa never In fore.
These silks art of the choicest styles and colors of any
ailks thla season affords. The two tones, changeable ef
fects in fine designs In the leading1 shades, consisting of
browns, blues, grays, greens, reds, etc.,
black taffeta guaranteed to wear all for
Then In this great purchase we will place on aalo a
line of fancy foulards, in email patterns, also in the lead
ing shades silks that are worth 50c to 75c per yd. 1Q
Monday price at Bennett's, yard, only....
At the Wash Goods Counters
Tou will find 25c wash goods on
at, yard
Thousands of yards of pretty sheer
light, dark and whit grounds, all pretty -
worth 85c yard at, only, yard '.
You will find 35c organdies on sale
at yard. .. ...
BO pieces beautiful French organdies,
pretty, in all the dainty, pretty tints
and worth 85c yard at
You will find 50c and 75c cotton sul
at, yard
100 pieces very handsome suitings
colorings, wide widths, very stylish design 1.
worth 50c and 75c yard at, only.
Printed Lawns at 4c yard. A big
sheer printed la wna worth 10c and 15c
Monday at a. m. only, yard
Clothing Department iwpnce?
LONG DISTANCE SWIMMER PRIZE
Trophy aad All Expenses Paid tow
Haa Wka Will Bwins th
English CbaaaeL
IiONTON, 7un 2- Special Cablegram
t Th BeeO The much neglected sport of
swimming Is to hav Its trophy the blue
ribbon of th see.
In order to arouse greater Interest In
long-dlatano swimming th proprietors f
th Weekly Dispatch have decided to offer
a trophy for tha man who succeeds In
swimming across th channel. Though It
haa been attempted, and well known open
sea swimmer have declared their Intention
ef trying tha feat, no one had achieved
It alnce th day of Captain Webb,
Th offer of th Weekly Dispatch 1 that
If a man la found who on examination is
physically At to accomplish th task, If
he has th necessary experlonce, stamina,
pluck and energy, thoy will pay tha whale
f hla expenses while ho goes tare ugh the
necessary training, which would probably
socupy net lea than tweV week. They
will also pay th trainer salary and other
Incidental expenses, and th candidate's
wife and children will b supported. The
attempt must be mad en or before Sep
tember IS next Expert will make aa ex
haustive study of tide, wlnda and tem
perature ef th see, special Judge and
referees will be appointed, and the neces
sary tugs and pilots supplied, all at the
expense of the Weekly Dispatch.
KT7W OULBnrBT
a rooarniGO
Qeaaral Mes-alee Basse Mea Who Will
Coadwet Affairs Republic
BAN DOMINGO, Repabllo of Ban Do
mingo, Wednesday, June at CDelayed In
Transmission.) General Carle F. Morales,
who waa elected president of Ban Doming
Jane U, ha appelated th following cab
Inet: Reman Caoeres (who was elected, vice
president), minister of the Interior; General
Juan Francisco Benchea, minister for for
eign affairs; Saner Pedgrln Castillo, minis
ter of justice and publlo Instructions; Saner
Manuel Lammarch Garcia, minister at ag
riculture; Benor JTeerlo Velasaues Her
nandes. minister ef nnanoe; Saner Eplrta
nao Bodrlguea, minister of war and ma
rine; Benor Bernardo Plcharde, minister ef
posts and t olographs.
Cable centmunloatien between Ban Dw
intngo and New Tork la Interrupted aa this
dispatch la filed.
Dlsturbancea are reported to hav oc
curred at Asau d Cempestflla, Barahona
and La Vera. Cable mas sagas are subject
to government censorship. Th Dominican
rovers ment haa Issued a decree admitting
the right of foreign legations to giro asy
lum to political refugee. Th blockade of
Monte Crlatl ha been raised.
Klaar Oraeat of Kesrleldea.
BSHORADB. June P-Klag Pter haa
accepted an Invitation to be the guest ef
boner at tonight's regimental dinner of th
Seventh Infantry, whose entoors ' oarrted
out the murder ef King Alexaader, Quaes
Draga and! other tn Juno last. i
Ha Cesuseura few Mia is ten.
OTTAWA Oat, June 36- The bouse to
day divided en a Bastion to oeasure Sidney
Flsber, mini a! or at agrlcnltnrs, far the t re
fusion ef politics ttrti mltUary affairs on
diassiasal ef Lord andanJd. lte vo;
waa 41 tor and M aliist twisur.
Monday in
New Wash Skirts, extra value Monday, .
at $L23, 95c ard .
$1.50 the
50c
material, values
Cklldran'a White Pique Hata, one dollar
quality
Special Sale Infanta and Children's Whit
Lawn Bonnets, for Monday at 48o, 19c and
59c
MONDAY..
enables ua to give
WOMEN'a COTTON UNION SUITS, all sixes,
always aold at 40c, Monday .
FansJ Fans
' PALM LEAF FANS thousands of thorn t
per dozen
etc. also
".'59c
yard.
J
sale
10c
wash goods.
in
patterns A
1UC
1421
very sheer and
32 in. wide. "Jl
I4C2C
lngs
25c
in all weights and
ZmOKt
table full of pretty
yard fk
TV
We Certainly are, Reducing Stock
SPECIALS FOR THE FOURTH
Men's and young men's suits, values to $19.50
eo at.
All odd lots of men's and young
to 12.50, at...........
CHILDREN'S
75c yalues at.
n.00 values at.......
$1.50 values at..,
Wash knee pants, value 25c, at.
BRYAN'S IGNOBLE SURRENDER
Dr. George I Miller Contrlbates ta
CTbauraotarlatlo Tela to the
Aseemttle of the Campaign.
OMAHA, June JA-To the Editor of Th
Boa: The whilom statesman of "the senlth
city of th unsalted aeaa," now of Tam
maay Hall, associate proprietor of flat
finance, Joint author with th rhetorical
organiser of democratic defeat and disas
ter, of revolutionary proclamation against
"government by Injunction," and all th
rest of th odious stuff, openly saya that
Mr. Bryan will net insist upon th Kansas
City platform at th "coming St. Lui
convention. X am disposed to agree with
Mr. Town, and all th more readily be
cause, tn hia late Irruption In Now York
City In that cheat and courteous 'dia
tribe against Judge Parker, he aald aa
much himself. The "money euostlen" Is
not an Issue In th campaign, said the
rattled Mr. - Bryan, nor did he utter a
word against th great writ ef Injunction
for which th United States constitution
so wisely provides to safeguard tha right
and aecur the' welfare of all tha people.
Not even a much as a mention ef any
thing of th heage-pedge ef populism and
socialism that Is contained la th Kansas
City platform. Oniy one Issue, say thla
great statesman.: "Demecraoy egalnat
Plutocracy" a vagus and empty phrase;
staaoped a every side, aad all over, with
the trade mark ef th peUOoai charlatan
aad demagogue. . v t
This surrender Is to the last degree lgne
bl and disgraceful After giving auppert
to the at an Hearst, mere or lass epenly fer
months, was so Inherited money, a Mr.
Bryan well knew, wa beleg used to cor
rupt by actual purchase th young men
ef the demecratto party la every state ef
the union fer hi own base uses, la hla
wa state and everywhere he demanded,
with endre Iteration and insolent au
dacity, that the Kansas City platfsrm
should be, would be, and must be, re
affirmed at th oemlng national conven
tion. At th recent primaries he cam
Into Omaha with Hearst's money, or hi
own, turned ward heeler and boatveut and
bought out the brave young men,' hi
termer dupe and supporters, en th sole
Issue that th Kansas Olty p tat fares must
b endorsed la thla state and at the national
convention. He permltaed hi printed
same t go n th ballet re Omaha cer
tifying that the aasaes ea them oeuea be
depended upon to support "demeoratlo
principles" which ho aew Igaearaaleuaty
surrenders befer a shot la Bred even on
the skirmish Uae of actual battle.
Th truth about our brilliant friend, Mr.
Bryan, la that as a leader ef partla. and
ef large affairs, he waa always weak and
never strong. He la slmpty a rbatotlonl
platltudlaariaa and a rank populist. He
knows nothing about sound nnanoe. Ho
never did. Borrowing mueh from John P.
Jones, Richard P. Bland and Eugene Y.
Debs In UM, tke spectacle be made of
bhrawilf aa a preacher ef discontent and aa
a prophet ef evil tn that seaaaa of nakaaillj.
shewed his ignorance aad eaallwwnees.
Invents long slnoe mad htm rlelouleias
whenever be ventured upon any aerleus
Question of government. Aad even at thla
late day Mr. Sryaa and Mr. Tewue, and
the rent of the dlrd aeers and ayoe-Maa
f pepaliaia, d food their afcsurd imnMwrrjo ,
Our Cloak and Suit Dept.
Blac ffeta Silk Walking Skirts, f ne quality QT
silk, vertical tucks, full flare, Monday at...... J,J3
Silk Fettlcoata, two splendid lots, back and all A QP
color, very llttlo over V value, $5.95 ard T.if7
75c
Women'a Wrappers, worth $1.00 a tow AO
of them Monday . Jf J
Dressing Sacguea, ladle sire, pre'ty pattern "I r
ef lawn, regular value 60c, Monday at... JD
Women'a Tailored Suits, mostly llgl.f weight Jl CI C
up to $10, Monday at TS
69c
10c
Bargain Table (on 2nd Floor) Of Women'a Colored nnd
White Wash Waist the best values ever put be- Q
fore the Omaha buyer 1.44, $1.19 and U7C
New Rain Ooate, finest Cravenetto Cloth, pleated bnrk.
full belt, ahoolder epauleta, satin yoke lining CI Qf
worth $15 at..... J If S3
Bathing Suit for ladles, miasea and children the very
newest models price to suit your purse.
Hosiery and Underweari
WOMEN'S SAMPLE 8TOCKTNQS BOO doeen opened
Saturday, including plain lisle, laoa efforts and fancy col
orsworth up to 75c pair on bargain table 1Q
Monday at 29c and KJ
19c
10c
Corset Department
OOR8ETS New purchaso. Girdle-jwhite, pink and
blue; Short and Long Hip whlto and drab; Low Afl
Bust drab, white, pink and blue worth 75e at. . . fOt
50 DOZEN LADIES' FINE COTTON KNIT DRAW
ERS, lisle flnlah, lace trimmed, sizes 4 to 6, valuea J
up to 50c, on aale Monday morning at pair....... aJl
Parasols
PARASOLS The Largest Stock In the Went
Children's, up from 15o
Misses', up from ...50o
Ladles', up from........!.. :..95o
UMBRELLAS for rain or shine, $3J50, $3.25, $2.9,
$2.26. $1.98, $1.48, $1.19, $1.00, TBo, 'IQa
50c and V
5onthe work
men's suits, worth
5
WASH SUITS
-
..-.. 4..... 68o
I !': '
"
9c
w I
on the money question on the ground that
Increased .'production of gold has brought
relief that they sought tn 1896 end 1900 by
forcing the silver standard on th basis
of a 60-oent dollar. Neither Mr. Bryan
nor Mr. Towno, nor Mr. Deba, haa ever
known, and they will probably never learn,
that if these financial philosophers and
frauds had succeeded In tholr plots to
destroy the publlo credit end rob tho sons
ef toll of half their possessions, more than
00,00,000 of gold would have been driven
from circulation In the very hour of such
a result by the power of tho unwritten ,
Gresham law which no human statute caa
control. ' Aa General Benjamin Harrison,
one ef th greatest men this country ever
aaw said afterwards, all the mints of the
country, running night and day for many
years, oould not have coined silver dollar.) , .
enough to bave made good thatft to tha
circulating medium.
Mr. Bryan' premature aurrendeT ndl
the deviltry ef deadly fusion In thla state,
although Senator Allen still Insist thai. ,
Mr. Bryan la aa good a populist aa he la. '
I Quit agree with th senator, but U
Bryan haa really backed dawn before reach,
lag the fighting Ha, no more fusion and .
therefor no mere Bryan, In tho mate nor
In thla oeuntry.
Events have made plain to men of sens
and Judgment the fact that Mr. Bryan
aa a political leader haa neither foresight
nor hindsight. He learns aetbfng from ex- .
perlenoe. Infatuated with a wild sense ea
hi own Inherent greatness, 'Intoxicated by
th exuberance of hia own Yerboaity." aa
Disraeli aald of Gladstone, and dassled by a
notoriety whloh be mistake for fame; rich
tn money by irruaeraltty an politics, he is as
blind aa a bat te tha consequences of his
own oenduot. But Mr. Bryan hoars well.
He haa a pretty pair of ear. On his late ;
visit te New Tork be evidently put both
ef them to tho ground, and he caught a
great sound. It wa a thunderous sort of
rumble ef the locomotive that 1 bearing
Sewn upon th St, Louis convention with
resistless power, and whloh' Is certain to
grind (o powder any man Or combination
ef men that shall dare to stand in the
way of the Immediate and unconditional
restoration of tha national democracy of ,
Seymour, Tllden. Hendricks and Thurman
to It own. OBOBGB Ll MXULEB.
BEAVERS CASE- IS HEARD
hew Terse J ad re Bmstvm TOeolatoai
aad WIU tea Brie Next
NEW TOBB". Juno aV After hearing
argusaeata ef oeanset for George W. Bea
rers, rrnr superlntandent ef the salary
aad aliens eon division of th postofnc do
parti sat, oa a motloa te Quash an in
dictment charging him wKh accepting a
bribe. Judge Thomas la th United State
court today reserved hia decision and
allowed oouiuna until next Wednesday ta
file briefs.
The bMrkag 'before TJalted State Coin
sniulovar Benedict u th queation oi
Beavers reaneraj to Washington to gna
wer ta no . Indictment found against him
ta the District ef Culuaobia. waa postponed
to Built Tuesday.
Btefsa fiwald Oevrs t kSarep.
NTTW YORK. June w Georite J. Gould
saUed today fa lxixi ou t. nrn irj
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