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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
personal PARAGRAPHS.

Y. E. Lawrence OF Iron Mountain. vyo..
In -he city.
Fred ". vaughan Of Fremont was in The
city yesterday
Fred Bragg n Casper W-n.. was al Omaha
visitor yesterday
J. A. Yates and wife Of Logan. Ia. were
IN The city YESTERDAY
Congressman Ealner Of aurora was among
he arrivals yesterday.
Charles E. Casey of Pavnee City was an
Omaha visitor yesterday.
Hugh Murphy left last evening FOR Denver
IN q shor- business trip.
l. 4 Eake % Grand Island vas among
he Omaha arrivals yesterday.
T. Francis Of he Burlington returned
-Asr night from q western --'p.
E. ElSsy and Frank Barrett Of Eot Springs.
: D. we're n the city yesterday.
C. Weaver left last evening Tor Chicago.
where he viii remain a few days
Joseph DeForest. .. D., ~ Baker City Ore
vas one Of he last evening arrivals.
j. Herd. Iolai agent cor a freight line
20 the east. LEI, yesterday Tor Chicago
z J. whetnore Of Lincoln. United States
nanE examiner. Ras n me city yesterday.
George a. Brooks Of Baz.Ie Mills was
among the arrivals n the hotels yesterday.
Z Il. Nicholson. professor Of chemistry a.
the state university. vas n The city yes
-erllr
Matt DauEher-y Of OEalalla. Who has been
N ne city for Few days Lef- FOR home
yesterday.
W H Murray Of the Union Pacific Ief,
yesterday for the east. 20 be gone FOR
short period.
George Y. Post Of York. chairman Of The
republican state committee, was among -he
arrivals yestsraay-
" E PEBBLES Of Fender came down yes
reriay ana vas receiving The congratulations
Of his friends u escaping from ne nEres-
sionaI dghr IN me Third district.
Sebraskaus az the hotels. " D. Runner
Alliance. George g. Eisenhart Culber-sun-
P. " Grant. Lincoln. j. Richards Chadran
7. r. Alter Grand Island, Thomas Raglins
Wakefield William A. Sackert. Fullerton.
y. a. Eausen. David City. = y. CARPENTER
Syracuse. C. \. Lewis. Wigner. William Cot
ION ana wife York G. 4 Walrata and
Thomas Fowler, North Bend A. Il Perkins.
Norfolk II 3. Eastman ana Ed McC1mas.
Broken Bow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
HUGE TELESCOPES.
Revelations Promised by Gigantic
Inrtrn mrnt.

InStru tTirn Mt.
The object lens 1f the PARIS exposition
telescope will be four feet three inches q
diameter. says the View YORK Herald. Fifty
one inches Think OF that. The largest
telescope now n existence IS the Lick whose
5ieet glass has a diameter Of tair-r-siI
inches The second largest IS Al Pu!kOwa.
Russia. with a glass Of thirty inches. The
-hi-i Is n the University Of Virginia. vita
. glass Of t-venty-six n hes Harvard has
he. fourth largest. with q -wenty-tuur- men
glass ana the d!.h IN size IN rae world
belongs 20 Princeton College =. he present
lime there Is making In Cambridge. Mass
2 glass which has been heraldel around the
world. Z is FOR the great FeTses telescope
and rs diameter Viii be forty inches.
thus Will he Paris exposition telescope
eclipse by eleven inches the diameter Of the
greatest teIescopic object glass Of the world.
7. will so u Is claimed. bring The noon
within one mile Of u.s.
The telescope IS 20 De $50 feet long. and
20 be r1Egei so nat 500 persons can stimuli
ane1rslv view -Ae heavens with il. The
mage IS 20 ne received IN q level mirror
sevenrv-fve inches IN diameter, ana from
nat reflected usar = screen.
TIE revelations o! The starr mysteries
mar This gigantic telescope is expected 20
make will thus be given not % 4 solitary
astronomer 10 be hv him sent forth 20 he
world 10 MS own good time and 20 me ben
mt u his fame alone. but directly 20 -ae
public and any OF Us may be fortunate
enough 20 be personally present a. stellar
discoveries Of rast importance.
The great forty yo-InCh lens FOR The Oh
servatorv u Chicago university al Lake
Geneva. VS. now lies completed. at-er tvo
ana a half years u labor IN ne CLARK work
zhop at Cambridge Mass. L has cost about
500 600 and gll shortly travel vest n the
middle OF ! pErlOr car, IN charge Of four
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
LEE CALLS On CLEVELAND
United States Consul General 70 Cuba Visits
the President.
ONLY A SHORT TINE At TIE WHITE HOUSE
Grover Asked with Great Interest
About the PROGRESS OF the War
Results Of the Inter-
view Not Discussed.
,sLY A SHORT TINE At The WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON Nov 5--yHIei states
Consul General Lee called az .le State Gee
par,meut shur-tr lt.er e o'clock 1a".
and. word of his ARRIVAL being conveyed 10
Secretary llucy al he yaile house. -ar .a.-
ter len the cabinet meeting aud came t7
his Office he received General Lee aud
a iunz interview followed. SO BE -11-.--
sion Of bis conference eith Secretary l.usT,
General Lee -e1t 20 luncheon Fith h6-
zistaut Secretary Ea.aa.l zs1 is llrz.tly
responsible E1r .l- e1ndur. u .1r e1rsala-
business. In sat afternoon ,He consul zsa-
e-al .var. over 90 che white house and 1a.d
his respects 20 .1- president a.s call
there WAS not long. 50 t s supposed be
Vii see the PRECEDENT a=-.u before 1e 7z-
turns 90 bis post 70 discuss Gaaan affairs
in detail. Genera. Lee .s absolutely lnl1m-
rurir1.ive li -1 El4t passed between .ls
pres dent and himself beyond the fact NAT
-hp-r was s-a= and .-.l -a.k regarding
affairs on the ISLAND. .u which he -t
executive. manifested n --a-. deal p. a-
'creSt General Lee expects 90 cave N.s4-
inE-uu for bis nome .n -ta1u-1- va. .p-
morrow l5p leaves no I.Hpt rs his l.---
ton 20 return 10 his post within e 7e-s-1-
able period % time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
SENATE WILL Be VERY CLOSE
Populis,s Seem Likely 70 Still Hold The
Balance Of Power
SOME STATES. HOWEVER, YET N DOUBT
Republicans VIII probnbIy Number
Furty-Four. with Thirty-rhrer
Democrats and Thirteen Pupu-
lists and Independents.

WASHINGTON. Nov. s-Tse next senate.
i is believed. Eill stand. Republicans. "a.
democrats 30. popuIls;s and independents.
10. This takes all states on; OF he doubtful
column 7l1g.nr Kentucky ana Nor-h Carolina
70 he republican column as senator Butler
said today that q free silver republican
probably would be returned by The fusion
sts. Delaware in the democratic column.
ana Kansas and south Dakota z the .uae-
pendent and p-puI.st column. This VIII
prevent the republicans from taking con-
troll 1f he senate unless some 1t those
who 5olted be Republican platform AZ s.
louis should return. -t s difficult 20 astl-
mate she exau; standing Of the next senate
on the money question. owing % She new
alignment Of parties IN The recent cam
ga.Eu Men who have been pronounced sill
YER men have been supporting the -epuh-
lcau platform and candidates. anu -r1-
nUuncei gold men have supported me demo-
cratic platform ana .-llllates. Perkins Ii
California. W1lCgtt %: Colorado Shuup ~
Idaho. Carter ~ Montana, Mitchell 1i
Oregon Wilson 1f Washington and Clarke
ana Warren ~ Wyoming have all voted FOR
and supported silver legislation. and what
course they VIII luw take lr the senate IS
altogether g-ulltLEtlCgl among ne demo
Gratis. German lt A-rFlll smith ~ We"
Jersey Murphy Of New YORK. Fau.saer 1t
West Virginia and Mitchell If Wisconsin all
have voted Ealusi silver aud yet supported
the democratic party n ms campaign. As
no free coinage bill pusslhiy could pass he
house this fact would influence voting u
he senate OF he silver question. especially
the shape % rider 20 -ar-E bill. The
probability is that on free c1in- Ee amend
nent 20 q tariff bill. all % he .1r'y-tour
republicans would vote against i and posi-
bly, some democrats such as CaGe-v u
Louisiana. Grey OF Delaware and Lindsay
u Kentucky 10 5gltel he Chicago plat
tor-n and perhaps. even some " hose ~no
supported Mr. BRYAN during he campaign.
IL also is no; unlikely -har some 1f the
republican senators VINO boiled the r-1uh-
Iczu platform nigh; take q position which
would permit q arm bill u which their
constituents are largely interested because
u WOOL lumber and cad ores. 20 become a
law Senator Faulkner democrat u West
virginia. said today me silver men by
standing solIIv with he democrats could
prevent tariff legislation. Senator Butler.
On the other hand. said that he ana Others
u the p1ru,s.s would suVl1r- he right
kind u a -arE bill but not q measure
ike The Mckinley bill. M Butler wants
adequate protection On raw materials.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
LATEST news ron THE ARMY.
Colonel Casey Of the Tvrrty-S"cond
RnIIeN..h pendinE Retirement.

Colonel Casey ~ the Tween ty-~"cund
Relieved Pending Retirement.
WASHINGTON. nov s.--SpeciEi Tale-
-ranl-Ca.ouel James 8. casey. Twenty
second infantry. has been relieved from
further iutr the Department Of the Platte
ana ordered 70 his aorne TO await retire
ment.
First L.eutar-r, john Z. stone assistant
surgeon has been transferred from Fort
L5ayrawo--l % Fort Riley Kan.
The following transfers have been made
AZ the request % the officers concerned
First Lieutenant Charles y. Clay rom
Eleventh Infantry 90 Seventeenth infantry
company c. First Lieutenant Charles p.
Russ from TNanrv-fairi Infantry go Elev-
euth Lfautr- company Is. First Lieutenant
Charles g H4Elfurl. from Seventeenth .U-
fgnrry 10 TWeutv-tHirI infantry. COM, ial" +
Lleuteuaurs Clay and Russ are ordered 20
Join he companies 90 which -aev are trans
'er-pi
First Lieutenant Arthur C.. Durat Tvs--
t---f0ur-h infantry has been relieved from
duty ~ Northern Illinois Normal school.
Dixon. Ill., and ordered 20 Join his company
The order detailing First Lieutenant
Lewis " K3nhtar NIutl cavalry. tor duty
az the New Hampshire College 1f AE-l-
culture al Durham. y. Il, has been re-
voEci.
The following assignments ~ 7nrer= re-
Gently promoted have been made. Ialuue.
Alexander C.. 4. Pennington. 20 Second az
t.llery. be VIII iuin ais regiment. -leu--l-
ant Colonel Henry e. HasurHuCk. 20 Fourth
ARTILLERY Major James "a. Lancaster 90
Fourth artillery he viii r-p1T- % the com
mauier Of The Department Ut the East .ur
assignment 20 a station. Captain Joseph u.
CalIG 20 Third aT'lller-. light battery q.
First Lieutenant Morris x. Bur-1Il 20
Third artillery. battery y. which lie IS 20
Join after one months .save.
The following ass Enu-nts Of additional
second lentenZnts 20 vacancies Of second
lieutenant are announced Second Lleuttu-
ant Edwin Lander % Second 4r-lllerv. bat
terry L, Second Lieutenant James s. Picker
ing 20 First infantry. company .: Second
Lieutenant William 8. Burnside, 20 Four
teeutl infantry. company / They are or
dered 20 proceed 20 their stations.
Leaves Of absence: Second L.cuterau;
Charles c. Smith. Twentieth infantry. forty
six days; Captain Charles Cooper. Tenth
cavalry six months
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07

A railroad telegraph superintendent, IN
speaking Of telegraph poles. says:
In Arizona there IS a sort Of Foodpecker
hat picks the poles absolutely 10 pieces.
linking -aora may be some insects inside
u ne wood. They hear the hummIuE
and haven sense enough % know what
s1usas Il. Then near the hills The black
bears imagine each pole contains swarm
If bees and hey climb 20 ne Top and
rhew he glass !lsulztors 20 pieces But
he sand storms are the things that create
ne most havoc. When the winds blow
strongly The sand IS iriftel al a rapid rate.
and he grains cut away ne wood - q fear
sul rate. II vas > common thing 20 have
an oak pole worn 20 . shaving u 4 4Ay s
me while I have seen poles just ground 70
ne surface Of ne earth during = single
storm.
Things got so bad out there that The
slmpzny decided 70 substitute steel pole.
or he oak ana cedar. but that didn't rem
=dy the evil Al all. The sand Just wore
away the metal on each side Of the pole
until the center was as sharp as a razor.
aud all the Indians used 70 shave hem
selves on the edge. We lEG.ly managed
* things, Just painted he poles with
oft pitch. The pitch caught The sand
.1d now every pole IS about Two feet thick
ma solid as q rock"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
LOCAL uHEyITIEs.

Julia Seppld. charged with ns-.t larceny.
was yesterday dned SO ana agsys IN Judge
Gordon court.
Joe Asr .ef1ri has been arrested On a
charge Of assault and battery. The com
plaluEat S : 2egabor.
The charge u adultery against F-aas
Davis and M-s. sherman was withdrawn ia
police a8ur- yesterday morning DAYS prom
lsiuE 70 return 70 his Eiie
The distrig. rou-- Judges VII SIT ar lH
clock -o1ay n court room No 20 receive
resolutions from The Doug as e-lnry bar
on ne death Of Judge :. S 8uudv.
.. Tucker formerly win lie water works
company d This cry. aiel a. River SlglE.
Ia, Oh ne 5ta .ns-. u e1nsumpr IN. Funeral
services VIII he held today u D. H.
from he Methodist Episcopal eaural Forty
lTst and Seward streets
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
Made "A witty Answer.

L seeus thar plain living and nigh think
ing ara not always insepEraoie companions.
a great composer being once tainted win
lis liking for Injuries N the way Of food.
IS said 10 have replied. DO you think iain-
ties ara 70 be reserTed for fools 80 Il is
said Of Haydn that he vas enamored Of high
living, ana Rossiui and Goethe we're by no
means anChorites n diet Wagner on The
other hand is said 20 have presented ne re-
verse side Of tie medal. and 20 have been
u a hlEaly 4DSi sniOus temperament Sclu-
Der. tasted occasionally, but On fast days he
did lot work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07

An American Girrs Narrow Escape
in urftfmnv

in urffrnmr
-a.ta- inst received ty friends ~ rrA1
-o, &c., L. r-.sF-,., ...rr. asa
70 Ai- Aa"-l''t' .Ait'"
from .san..lu /. Brittany France On Al-
rlEt q relates .le Naw YORK sun me
luz HHv ami az ACQUAINTANCE W 1ers
we're a-rrlltrt enough 20 forget about .ae
dangerous .ls. 10 that vicinity ana 'oia
were ls.Ipt o an be beach ay he -tsinE
sl. Hler Miss Foley companion scale
.4a fa l-i brought assistance. TIE
F1..rs H-ar.l Gus 20 -a=I- t-g abroad. lived
- .s..s. -saHs y. a.. where hey nave many
Last wear Mrs.. Foley. with aer
$50 -.uea.s ana son. sent a1roAt %
order .H save her daughters tEe benefit 6
.lr French a.-u1is u -smulel-nE i1tlT
ea-...1l. .le .4-ul.H stayed 70 PARIS -li.l
.an early la.' 90, ast INNER The schools
closed "a. hat -.le. al4 hey went 20 spend
.-a summer q Brittany. The place AZ
T-..a -.pr stopped Is on t1e coast near
2--7.U-gr small town thirty miles from
Nantes. This Uar- T! Brittany .s very pgpl-
JAZZ WIN De -ar. .sI. au. Che lutel al which
.Ep family stopped is generally 1Iie4 sum-
lH~ FH.l ..-.lsl-sl .LE.l- people
The e.-s- u very rocky with liEa cliffs
Beneath Pre- cliffs Is sandy beach. part
Tt when E expose. e, los ..le. alt 20
other times is covered E.ta water. The
..s rises very tlst. ON t1e afternoon .
AUGUST Miss Elizabeth Foley .l-
younger &. .as t-1 daughters went 1ut walk
rE wait. -t-l trend whose acquaintance
s1n han made vLLe al the luteL VI s.
FOLEY is about 80 years ola. Her com
uZlIol Eas eplles hat older. In .Le course
~ -ze.r walk .l- -rru wandered along the
Ifs when 4. hat point were something
over 'HH fa-. l-Ll. 40 some distance from
sle hotel path .gzaslls 20 The beach and
be 1ll- ladies followed 10. Few If The
guests 81 -Ae lu-g. were cut that day and
10 ur observed -ae direction when lie
roHlg s.mol took
I4ay sake. along The beach f1r some
distance forgetting AL about he tide 10
-le elr1estltss q their conversation until
one ~ them observed -la- her feet were
setting Hst. This 'ayt lei them 20 note tie
arH--s- The tide had been making, and
hey were greatly alarmed TO discover hat
hey were hen confined % strip u sand
scarcely i've feet n width. A glance showed
them hat all chance 81 escaping by he path
by which tley had descended 70 he beach
that par % The beach. ana the long cgnueE
ne bottom Of the path. Ahead the beach
again grew narrower. and -ley soon saw
hat t vas 5es; 20 stay where -1ev were
Above them lowered 100 feet 81 precgpl-
-gus rocks. Before hem stretched the
broad -N1sus= ~ The ocean. which was
threatening 20 overvhelm them. Miss
Foley vas IN IGueu-arv danger % COLI
.aysluE altogether but her companion
1-avsIv I1akei about her FOR means II -s-
cape. she perceived that the cliff vas
. broken AZ frequent intervals by feiCeS VI
rock ana she determined 20 attempt 20
. make -. H..-frafr1s ascent Tn call for B.-I u
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
Arrested Tor ApproprintinE Curtains.

L-urY winning A re0meT N he I'TriIDv
Flats" located IN the east end Of the city.
gas arrested last night On suspicion OF
having converted - her oan uses some
lace curtains belonging 70 Mrs Slobodin-
sky. The Williams woman rented apart
ments ron Mrs. Slnbndinsky ana among
other talnEs furnished ~ the Iaudlady
were tnu curtains. When the tenant had
occasion 20 move A few days ago she +
said 20 have taken the curtains along Wiz
her other household GOODS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
Cabinet Discusses IN. M..sauc

WASHINGTON, Nov all he mem
bers OF the cabinet. except Secretary Fran
els, who has not yet returned 20 Washing
ton. were present al todays cabinet meeting.
and II IS believed The subjects 70 De
treated in the presidents message we're
touched upon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-Today's state
nent OF the condition Of the treasury shows
available cash balance. So. 1854. gold re-
serve sl1- -gl.sIG.
The treasury today lost s2s6 -H1 IN GOLD
coin and si1.-o1 in bars, when leaves me
true amount Of the reserve Sis Gl4.5l4 The
net gain IN gold today vas $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
TaIs strn. bal sunnIy Cnrrrncy

WASHINGTON. Nov 6.-Aszisraut Secrs-
airy Curtis went 20 View York today 10 con
suit Assistant Treasurer Jordan On ne sub
lect Of accepting the large amount Of gold
now being offered n exchange for currency
Z Is probable every effort viii be made 10
accommodate persons desiring currency in
exchange Tor gold and 20 that end stocks Of
currency were shipped from the subtrgzs-
aries having a large surplus 20 others where
he demand 8 general
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07

WASHINGTlN- Vow 6--Taa PRESIDENT
las appointed Charles a. Keys postmaster a.
Springfield. H.. vice Re1lek f. R!g!ey re-
moved
R!dEoIv was removed for ra-uieicus aet.r-
.ty IN politics E4e VAS an 4uunlute= Of sen
Itor Palmer shortly after the Chicago con-
yeni!on he took a pronounced st--d for sill
Fer he took he stump u behalf u The reg
IlGr democratic party and instead Of contiu-
nE his speeches 20 his own Gown. went 70
other points 20 anJaguuIEe the gold demo
rats. Bis speeches are claimed 20 have
been radical and ieauncl-.urv Of he gold
democrats
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6--The Mexican
minister has informed the secretary Of state
thar American eat;.eInen viii De permitted
20 cross into Mexico n rounding up their
herds under the same conditions are ap-
piled 70 Mexican cztt!emen BY the United
States customs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
FORT HARrsUFF PRESERVATION.
Government VIII sell the Land and
HniIdinl.s NJ AurTinn.

WASHINGTON Nov. Especial TsIe-
Eram.l-Tae l.2sl acres 1i land embraced
In the Fort EartsuI abandoned military res-
zrvatiun n Nebraska vii be- sold II auction
BY land officers Al O'Nelu m February 9.
1897. An order directing -le commits. une-
II the general land office 70 sell -hese lands
A. not less than their appraised value was
issued BY Secretary Of the Interior Francis
Today. The UuIgn Pacific Railroad company
declined 70 purchase -he buildings Oh he
reservation now occupied By u FOR storage
purposes ana hey VII be- sold with the
and a. their appraised value.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
FOLLOWS uhYoa ENsoR.> EXAMPLE,.
DuIcEal Assaults an InuHrrSiNe south
uununu Citizen.


F'..'".aE .2e example sell by Mayor -as7r.
VINO -ea entity made .-I.a. -.4.s upon 4
Bee reporter --arE ua.pEaE vino runs a
....-. .. -. ...-..- ..... .- ....- ....
Ai7+-s a. .''t''.. i''---'+ 10. a"s-
Ea-roAs ATTACKS % me EAilattFs Ip'N .li--
-"as VINO supported inr F"Ilniil-a ...htt.
ana assaulted Joseph -"Hrlk. -Hr latter
mas q bad car on li5 nose ana lis face .s
much bruised from me attack ma.t fpHn
"a complaint against DaltEa. ana -le case
VIII be- uusnpE..
m1.,.a. is .rp rs .ap South 8w-rg Eaas
Shat mas s..-r-.. d. nothing % .-a .rn~~- 10
...t me auua.~-. ..,aer.. s couple t DAYS
r.sare election . republican urgu-- u south
Omaha sa- broken sp gy She sang aal
r--. Vas ar ~ ..t -s-.t.r F. ~, us
- -- - - ....... s.- ,'-... .a--,.
md .sye--.5 a.rns.Ff 10 -5e .s.-n5.g1 10
bring al9a, -ae success 1t -he n19o.-a-s.
.-~ IS . saloon keeper ana runs d z-moii1s
.a.Ai on .Nrlil -I'-i 70. t-.N"tl N ana U
.E--ls
---i --t -..'..'-.l 7l-li..s --..i lo-A :,
t Ath-A .-.' ne --'A ware STORE e. .-hN
2 '.....i- ..lL5
--- w. '@1s .--4. -4-.- .--.-. '-'.- ~ y :
-...,.'s-- '~s .g.h..E --'
- 70. -- r-- = ' 80. ~,
chance TO -e, =qua7a with a, leas, one re-
publican. So 7e a-..e- hin AL manner q
A@t- -@-h,e anu .'i- nm -t vas q .3alt-r
tL- .s ..lt ~. 4- 80. 81 -'-''- '' I-' .'is
No., ~ -,,,- ,--...,I--.r,. ,.-.-,,s -,
ak. 5- -tis .g1a--ar g,,.r1 .rs r--,6ie- and
avoided -a,ur-ing any Of .ha .u.-1erg nat
l1Iez4s applied 10 him.. Seeing mat DoleEal
would make trouble q bee possibly could
-".iAh .a'Arl 20 go '"i ny .-r sore. ne
.- '-s %. W go va. - =, LiI
80. % a.. - -. -.-- ,.--i
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
Retnrn ta Ma.hLngtan NO. Kntlng

NAsHINUIDN, NOV 8.-seeretarv Her
bert has returned 10 Washington from Ala
bzma.
Mr.. Eekels. comptroller u the currency.
returned from his home in Indiana where
he took part N the campaign.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
View Iowa Postmnstrr..

WASHINGTON, Nov. Especial Tele-
grant,. AcEYoy has been appointed post
master At FairDart MuEeatine county. and
z. q. Dunn Il Ernie. FLOYD county Ia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
FORECAST OF r0oAY's WEATHER,
Generally Fair Throughout Nebraska
aud Narmer in the W.

Generally Fair ThrunEhout Nebraska
aud Warmer in the West
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Tae forecast
FOR saturday -ss
For NeHrlSzl and south Cakota.-lrn-
s-a-ly Lair. slightly warmer IN western
P1r,- 7Hs. north wins. becoming variable
For h-lzas and C1IuT4lo-Falr; north
winds booming variable
Mariner. south winds
cor saur--t'lIrt cooler north winds
9T Iowa threatening weather. possibly
lE1t rain Or snow cooler; 1rlsk north
winds
Local Record.
OFFICE Of TIE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA Nov E.-'nala record OF TEN
prrature and rainfall, compared wiki the
corresponding day Of me past three years.
-ssS lN5 81 1883
Maximum temperature. > = 2 =
Minimum -sup=rl t-Ire-... - - =
Aver - temprr4-lre.---. = g = =
condition u -lnu=ra-ura and prec-pIta-
ion : omaha Tor me day and since March
Normal temperature for the iay.-........ So
-r-.H-H--"F FOR r-e day.
Normal pr ss-l-a-1n -1r me day % inches
Total pre-ultaElgn since Men l. q 81 inches
Excess since March l----.-..-.-. - inches
Deficiency for a1r. period. -sz5..lg.- a inches
Reports from stations AT D. m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07
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z indicates trace q precipitation.
l. A. WELSH. Local Forecast Dme.aL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07

Selling neckties now-al kinds IF ties
hut the lie We are making a special
sale on is our ~ cent ueckrie-we've got
tie window full of them and YOU have
never seen such an assortment Of neck
ties in your lie before-for 80 cents
there are all kinds Of ties in the win
dow-yuu cant help bur select one-ihe
best selection ean be had before the as
sortmenJ Is broken.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07

In Mizzoura' attracted an 'nr-= ased al
tendance 10 Boyd's last llEht Cor ne second
performance The entire company work
with spirit constantly and -sua. ally % the
scene where Colonel PoliuEer announces me
murder 20 he Vernon household. The en-
EaEpment closes this evening with q matinee
n he afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-07

Harmony Is great thing-you get ii
ana satisfaction in tie Eimbuu piano
ynu Get rone-tinish and beuuty in the
klmball-that's what you don't in al
piauus-price is one of the great feat
uras II the Kimball-ir's not as hight as
you might rhiuk-rfle terms-fno-arp
easy-s1 easy you viii never miss the
monry-Aarmuuy -rone-rnish- beauty
price and terms-that's the kimball