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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29
Nntes and PnrannnI.

the night OF October 81 Va
Nine. Calve is coming with a private
car retinue of servants, one dog and a
slNty-horse power automobile.
Last week St Saens celebrated his
SEVENTEEN birthday. Paris feted him as the
greatest living French composer.
The sixtieth birthday OF the eminent
Niolnlst, August Wlhelmy, was celebrated
IN London, September H His father. aeed
SO, Is still alive and active and plays the
violin every day.
The All Saints quartet Miss Barr. So
pranO; Miss POrterfield. contralto; Mr.
Guild, tenor, and Mr. Haverstock, basso.
will give a recital Thursday evening IN
Council Bluns at the meeting OF the iowa
Southwestern Teachers association
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29
Coming Events.

Tim Murphy is to be with us again the
first half of the week, beginning his en-
Ragement Sunday evening when he will be
seen in his new comedy, "a Corner in Cot-
fee" The same bill will be given on Mon
iay evening and the Wednesday matinee,
while on Tuesday and wednesday nights it
will be a presentation Of that famous
classic, David Garrick," preceded by
one-act playlet, entitled Uncle Ben" Mr.
Murphy's company includes Miss Dorothy
sherrod and other excellent players.
To Corea, where quaint customs, man
nerisms and fancies prevail, George AIDE
Travelled when in search of a new story
upon which to build a comic opera, and
when he allowed his imaginative faculties
to roam he provided Henry w Savage
with one of the prettiest, wittiest and most
consistent plays ever given a musical set
ting in the comic opera, The Sho Cum
To Gustav Luders, master of technique and
possessed of brain filled with musical Cd
dities, was given the task OF musically
treating THE Sho Gun" and his work has
been we'll done, so we'll done, in fact, that
THE Sho Cum has been one of the most
satisfying successes this country has ever
known, and for six consecutive months it
was the attraction at Wallack's theater,
Nav York, and with the identical produc-
ton and brilliant cast it will be shown at
the Boyn theater next Thursday, Friday
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29

The haokneyed phrase Of an evergreen"
success may with some justification be ap-
piled to the play, lyon Yonson," which
will be seen at the Krug theater for three
nights and Saturday matinee, starting
Thursday night. November 2. lyon Yon-
son" has, during the past fifteen years.
been seen from the Atlantic coast to the
Pacific, and has made a fortune for it's
management. An excellent company has
been engaged this season, with Earl X.
Mitchell in the title role
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29

Mr.. Kelly announces that the list OF his
mems chorus is closed to applications. In
the womens chorus he still needs contral-
tos Rehearsals will be called in about
three weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29
Talk About Plays, Players and PayhOuses

"Kilties" Roderick Balm Mackenzie. is a
host in himself He is over seven feet in
height and is a finely built man. The Kill
ties come to Omaha under the auspices
OF Clan Gordon No. SO OF this city, whose
officers and members are confident OF hav-
ing a packed house at each OF the three
concerts
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers
School Of Dancing Now Opsl

Adult beginners. Mondays and Thurs
days, s p. NJ.
Assembly dates furnished on applf
cation.
Children, Tuesdays and Saturdays
Misses and masters advanced satur.
days 4 p. M.
High School class opens Friday oS
tober goth. p. N.
Telephone FISH.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29

on November the Hagenow quartet Of
Lincoln, consisting OF Mr.. Charles Hage-
now viollnist; Mr.. William Quick, second
violin; Mrs Hagenow. viola, and Miss
Eiche, 'cellist, will give a recital of cham
Der music at Unity church. This quartet
is deservedly popular in Lincoln, and their
program here promises TO be very inter
esting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
FUNTRAL or MRS ELIZA
ti0NSACkER HELD MONDAY

The funeral 81 the late Mrs. Eliza
Catherine lfonslckei who diad satur-
Gay, Jaly g3tA al hor homo in 81.
Lotus. was conducted by Row =. n VA.
honey, pastor W The CALVARY BAPTIST
Church Of cairo. last Monday after
noon III me cld family cemetery,
known as the Bomguard cemetery, sit
nated about seventeen miles north
vest Of Cairo.
Mrs. HoHsacker was born in Octo'
bcr SIG. and was married 30 Henry
Hoasac&ar 1872 by Rev ] II. Ander-
son. pastor III tha Lake Milligan Bap
tat church. anu uncle IF the groom
Mrs H8asackcr united with the Pres
byterian church some twenty years
ago, and lived a very consistent life
comforting her family with the thought
that the future was bright ard suffer
ing would be to amy end The funeral
was d large one, d great many Coins
from Cairo she Had many relatives
lin Cairo Before marriage her name
she is survived by a family Of threei
two daughters and one son, Ethel
Alice and Walter and also a numbeI
Of relatives. many Of whom reside in
this city. The flowers were profust
and Of q great variety, many beinl
sent from st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05

I've about reached the conclusion that
I'm d natnralbon cheap man, or one
thing resembling the same Ii makes
me feel like all kinds of puif-toal
10 have them come hack at me with
TIL reply taat about the only way
Icy can fix me out with my family
and outfit at their nlant " i bc tol
turn out few members CT the Aston
hilt am otter families that have al
ready arranged to board along with
Them for a. spell. and when one Of
|Ihem informs me that the orange suit
at present occupied by the Jock Of
San1-Mad and party will just aloat
be vacant on the date named natar-
! ally swell mp like bull pup Oh a
lcnrnebread diet, ana ! keep right Il
feeling like an the money, until my
wife asks nie when I'm going % have
my lasg summers Oxford tics half
iaoiea
Yesterday wrote 70 one Of them,
WHO aujaetlg cTers to fhe me and
mine af ais Narfo f tefi sll-
nrnt ~ 1905 slil (.
what KIM M an u !sa ia ue g1t
Fin hls d.Aing- om. aud telling him
tflaA am exceedingly particular as to
ltha brand Of music furnished me while
| | eat I'm expecting him to wire me
back word that hes engaged Waite-
IDanirosch's orchestra Just for my els.
pacial benefit win cA]l give me an op
Iportunity to execute a renig by wrie
| ing him thar I'm an enthusiast cyei
.Itae Italian school uf opera.
4 III a few days, when my annua
| leave begina, Fll be hiking the wifC
over 70 some little quiet resort no
a thousand miles away where they'll
fix us out for about SIS or $50 a weel
fer tie pair Of us, and We'll have NOR
fun out of that than bafrclful G
simians, too; but this dreaming alon
with the booklets and the hotel PIX
prietora letters fills in the interval !
great shape. ! sure am a cheap mar
all righC. and the nearest Ill eve
get to ground-foor suite I've ha
already at no greater expenditure tha
the price Of twe-caat stamp Blu
what's the use ~ waking UP till til
gong rings?r
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05

" II sure am the original cheap man,
.said the fat frank individual, ais Ne
SAT On his porch uptown the other
night talking to his neighbor
\ His friend couldn't see It that way
50 the fat, frank one opened up
"I've develQned into a confirmed
summer resort Booklet maniac. II
there are not at least 795 propresors
VI $l2.a-minute summer hotels hourly
expecting me to romp along to their
establishments, accompanied by six
children. q gnt nurses, TWO Wallets, not
10 mention a wife and three Gallic
maids. then there isa't one; and that's
no pill phantasm.
MY $275e.permcnth home X clut-
tered from cellar Il. attic With sum
merI resort booklets, tied with plnk
ana ecrm rlbboIs. and with absequous,
groveling letters from hotel proprie-
tors who'ye becemc possessed OF the
belief that I'm the silent partner and
nal Of half the M llionaires who live
ana have their being In New York
~ began to send for their booklets
along toward the LIST 81 May. In re
auaating en- 10 send me along tnc'l
booklets. ! dr1ppod them a few line
10 the general effect that | though
y OF looking their establishments owe
along about the 18th Of June, In com
p9ny with my family ANA serventi
limiting around that thought col
Die Of ground.fioor suites ought \
about do for us, and suggesting thu
N III they couldn't come 10 any undel
standing on basis, say, Of $3.50
week for tho bunch Of us. there'd }
no use III their getiing into commun
cation with me at oil.
81 had q whole lot Of fun In wrltir
n these letters. and a plenty more
seadins their replies. which is WI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
Off FOR 4 WEEK
At CAMP LINCOLN
Company *" Leaves for Annual
Encampment at Springfield
SURE TO WIN HOHORS
ARE TIE CAIRO SOLDIER BOYS
gY THEIR EXCELLENT DRILL
ING AND APPEARANCE
CAPT. GREANEY. PRAISED

Company TX" Fourth Regiment Hin
ois National Guard lefs the city al
ALDO yesterday afternoon on the Him
o.s Central for weeks ancampment
s1 Springfield with the other com
panies OF inc came regiment
There it will put in seven days Of
la rather strenuous existence in the
way oil battalion and regimental driil
guard mount rife practice. dress
parade, etc.
These annual consultations of the
various companies Of the service I'M
to regiment organizations and Civ
ing each regiment a weeks service in
actual camp life are productive Of
much good. both to officers and men.
! The company officers are thrown in
contact with the field and STAFF ,
mutual acquaintance Is formed and
confidence "a engendeFed; the men in
4 the ranks grow 70 know each other.
and should occasion ever arise when
/ il became necessary to mobilize any
one regiment each officer. each man
ana each company would know their
duty as parts Of the great niacaine
ana would be ready to perform any
duty assigned them
4 Company "K'' presented a fine sol
dicrly appearance as 1t novel from
the armory out r ghtm street and
down Commercial avenue to the STA
ton under tho command of Captain
w. p Greaaey. The soldier boys
marched with the precision and care
less swing Of veterans. arms at tht
right shoulder, baqonets fixed and Tx
whole outfit giving evidence Of th'
careful training and intelligent drill
had during the past year, They wol
admiration from the crowds on thu
+. dewalks aud THAR hosts of friend
who gathered AT The depot to see then
on.
Last year when Company X went "
20 canipathc organization was only
fcw weeks uli but IT made d mos
favorable impression ana won prals
from the state Officer, t.ie citizens an
press Of Springfield. This year IN
/, company is thoroughly well organize
ana equipped ana every mcmbar fror
Captain Greeney down % the private
:, are determined to carry OF al leas
4 their share of tRei honors.
. Capt Greancy was thc sltbiscf {
Z many praises and compliments yesta
: day as the cItizeas Of Cairo jwatcha
Z thte boys off 10 the 'front.' as II
: well known fact that much Of the
! success is due to his untirng an
!. determined efforts to make H. ii
\ crack company Of the Fourth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
AROUND The TOWN
p~S4%4..*......*...%.....
Believer In Publicity.

~ believe in all publicity in the case
of yellow fever the fevar-carrying
mosquitoes ana ether things about the
disease said 4 prominent physician
last night This ii an age Of educa-
tion and enlightenment and too much
cannot be given out, printed and cir
ellated about The mosquitoes and the
fever. The south ms list much here
tafore BY physicians and Others trying
III keep things quiet In case of fever
ON other disease / 40 not think q
community loses anything by masking
pla Il statements, telling exactly how
The disease Is transmitted and what
should be done. The physicians u
New Orleans are taking the proper
course III making q clean statement
daily Of deaths and what IL bciag done
to captnra The worrisome mesquite
ANY community that tries 70 keen
anything back from its own people
Or the outside world makes q great
mistake and does itself harm. am Q
conservative man in all things, but
conservatism is hest preserved by the
physicians and officials telling every,
thing The publication abour the feY
olsearryins mosquitoes Is right IN llnf
With ali educational move let tiI
people knew All about il. some PEG
pie may Taught about the mosquito
idea. but the men whose profession
makes them study the propagation 9
disease have been investigating Ii
thing for years and they come yer
near knowing. The people may b
slseptical, but the medical professio
has watched and made experiment
until they are sure beyond doubt ho'
the disease lis transmitted The trut
will prevail and the people havlh
confidence that everything Is going I
be told them, holds down alarm I
uneasIness.'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
PERFECT SYSTEM
OF QUARANTINE
viii be in Force Here Today by
Combined forces
BOATS ARE INSPECTED


With the increased number Of refu-
gees fleeing northward 10 escape the
rayages of tic yellow fever in the
south. tie efforts Of the state fedei~
III ana municipal authorities here have
been increased and today more In
spectors will be put TO work and IL
VIII be impossible for any person from
the fever infected regions to enter
the southern portion of Illinois
Every precaut on possible Is being
taken and Dr. E1gan, secretary of the
state Beard of Health, Dr.. w. g.
CLARKE, surgeon fin charge at the
United States Marine Hospital and
the ely authorities. are confident that
their precautions will be successful
The Federal and State authorities
have chartered the gasoline yacht Des
PLANES and win use It for the inspec.
ltian Of trains ana boats
\ AT Ia O'Clock last night DR.. Griffith,
assistant United States surgeon and
DR.. Palmer, assistant to Or. Egan, left
on the Desplaines for the lower river
where they win meet and board the
4 tow heat Finley, which Is reported e
have a case Of yellow fever aboard.
The Williams. which Is also under
suspicion Will be examined. Early last
evening The doctors examined the toy
Float Sprague and found all Of its crew
t to be i'll perfect health and She was
allowed to continue ON her way III
the river.
IL any cases Of fever or even sus
picious cases are found on any Of th'
boats they viii be put in quarantine
BY the Federal authorities and no on
allowed to land.
Or. Egan said Last night that HI
would have full force OF Inspector
at work today Several of the pny
sicians arrived last night and earl
this morning the work will start i
earnest. II Is thought that II vii
not be necessary TO establish dt
, tention camp at any place but al PEI
! sons WHO are not fortified With perfec
\ health certificates will not be allow
1 e.l 10 cross ID this side Of the riyel
J The inspection Of all trains from tn
{, south viii be made at East Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
WARNING.

Officials of the Central Trades and
Labor Union are informed that per
sons soliciting advertisements for La
Dor Day publications. This Is to mott
Ivy an merchants and others inter
cstrd, and nobody IL authorized Z
solicit advertising for Labor Day
publication, except Mr.. u, NJ Morris
who has got the credentials Is author
tied to take advertisements for tht
official program. The secretary, MI
j. r. Moreland, will make The collec
tions for these udverIisements
II b. ~ MAYUORN, Pres
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
WaohInoton Bulletin.

Washington, Aug. 4--Thc following
d the Official forecast for Illinois;
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
Forecast For To-day.
Partly cloudy with local showers.
Weather ConditIons.

The slight disturbance central IN
the Gulf during the last two days, ar
pears 20 becentral this morning IN OK
IRENE southern mississippi Other dis
turbancea Of slight intensity are notol
in Inc northwest and in the extreme
southwest. High pressure areas center
in the middle Atlantic states. and on
the south Pacific coast Areas Of rcla'
lively high pressure. Of small extent
center III Colorado and south western
Montana.
There has been no material change
in temperature since yesterday morn
ling. except in northern Utah, wher'
1t is much warmer. and In northern
Washington, where 1t IS coo.er.
within the last "a hours, scattere'
showers have occurred In the Obi
A vailey. in middle Tennessee, southcr
| Alabnma, southeastern Texas. Arkar
Gas, Illinois. eastern Missouri. easter
| Iowa, and eastern South Dakota.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
River FORECASTS.

The Ohio From Evansville to Pa
aucan, will continue falling during the
next two or three days. AT Cairo,
VIII fall during the next several days
The fall AT Cairo during the next "a
hours will be slight.
The Tennessee From Florence to
the mouth, very little change during
the next &c hours.
The Mississippi-From below Sc
Louis TO Chester, will fall tonight ant
Saturday From below Chester t
slightly above Cairo, VIII rise slight
" during the next "a 70 AS hours.
r. n. SMYIEI,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
STRUCK ON THE READ


Timothy Donivan, of GIG Division
street, was injured yesterday morning
while at work al Tho Chicago MIL
and Lumber company III q peculiar
manner Donlvan was AZ work IN enc
of the departments when stick "a
wood fell out Of the refuse carrier
md struck him ON the head A cash
was cut in the scalp and he was
Knocked unconscious for a few mo.
ments, He was removed to his home
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05

Never judge a mans income BY
his clothes" said the philosopher Of
folly "'rhe wise Ban rrserycs hiF
opinion on this roIat until he has
seen his wife's clothes. ~. Cleveland
Leader
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
Prince Is Y. IA. G. a. Officer.

Prince Oscar Bernadotte OF Swe,
den and Norway, who recently made
the opening address az ehe worlds
conference Of the Young Mems Christ
an Association at Paris. and was
.fterward elected vice president, is
he second son of King Oscar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05

Partly cloudy Saturday. showers in
the afternoon or evening III north.
warmer in northeast. Sunday fair and
cooler in northeast. light to fresh
southwest winds, shifting to north
west.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05

NEWS or THE RIVERS
s.sssssssss.ssssssssssssssssis

The gauge is 2i.25, showing a fall
of 0A in the last "a hours
The snag boat Wright departed a.
Al a m yesterday foe the lower river.
Tha TIT. Catherine arrived AZ ~ 90
a. m. from st. Louis.
The Dick Fowler arrived al t:20 p,
m. from Padncah and departed at 3
Il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
Enollshmsn,a Harsh Criticism.

An Engllshman says that the people
Of The United States arc ncrvcrucked,
bad headed, gray-hcaded, catarrhal
people, who do not know how TO live.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-05
THE WEATHER
! . sss sss;sssssIssssssss
Temperature Yesterday.

Maximum temperature 20 degrees.
Minimum temperature ~ degrees.
Temperature at o'clock IS degrees
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-01

The Salt Lake Photo Supply COM
pany has just received a large ship
ment of goods in its line, everything
pertaining to photo and kodak supplies.
The company does retail and whole
sale business and is the only first-class
establishment of its kind in the west.
Picture framing is one of its special
ties. 1t also has very large and
fine assortment of picture mouldings,
all the latest designs.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-01

WANTED-Capable men and women
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ences required. Address, Sprague
Wholesale Co., 270 Wabash avenue,
Chicago, III.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-10-06

NJ POBEDONOSTZEFF is dying dH eniuAe
tered old man. Yet with the threads
Of life swapping he still protests with
all the fire Of his remarkable mental
ity.
NJ. Pobedonostzeff has been denom-
mated a fanatic by the west. Inc Sc
cret of his wonderful sway over the
minds Of two emperors has been MS
mistaken belief in and devotion to the
principles Of autocracy and orthodoxy
as the twin corner stones Of Russian
future greatness. Holy Russia, he be-
lieved with all the intensity of his soul,
was destined to dominate the globe,
and he was ever fond of asserting, as
he did to Senator Beveridge of lnd1-
ana:
Russia! Russia is not state. Rus
STA is a worldw
Figuratively, NJ. Pobedonostzef spat
upon the civilization of the west. De-
mocracy to him was irresponsible des-
potism, and liberty a license, and he
was especially hostile to free press.
For irresponsible editors sitting IN
Judgment on any and everything, and
| lightly fomenting trouble and interna-
tional strife for which a monarch
would be dethroned and responsible
officials disgraced, was to him an
abomination.
In the council of the empire for a
quarter Of century none Of the EN-
peror's ministers could hold his own
against NJ. Pobedonostzeff,, and his vic
tories were legion. With all his might
and main he struggled, in spite of fail
ing health, against the new reform
movement, and in recent months when
he was unable to win outright he man.
aged at least to secure the appearance
of a draw by inspiring the imperial
master to balance the reform rescript
with the reactionary manifesto.
To intimates who are admitted to
his bedroom M. PobedonostZeff talks
bitterly. He says he has lost hope and
washes his hands Of everything He
sees only ruin ahead for church and
state. The government, he declares,
| has gone mad, and to allow the people
to play with questions Of state as they
would with new toys is deplorable
The crisis he attributes to the lack Of
| strong and commanding statesman.
and he severely blames the Emperor
for his weakness in yielding to the i'm
| portunities Of the Liberals.