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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
THIEVES 8
BOLD
With Forged orders Party Succeeds
in Getting Many Valuable
GObeIin Designs.

PARIS, Dec. 15-(special) )-According to
all accounts the theft Of Gobelin tapestries
from the chateau OF Comte Berthier de
Wagram, near Thionville. was more daring
than the theft recently committed at the
Rothschild chateau and the trick played
by the thieves savors greatly OF the meth
DDS Of the now far-famed German Kopenlo
captain who made the soldiers Of the Ger
man army aid him in hobbing the mayor.
The story is that two men whom nobody
had seen there before arrived at Thion-
Vile and hired three OF the best cabinet
makers I'm the town, saying that they had
been commissioned to take away some
valuable tapestries from the chateau, for
which they needed the most expert hands,
and showed letters purporting to be from
Comte de WRgram. They proceeded, ac-
companied by these skilled workmen, to
the Chateau de Ia Grange. owned by the
comte, and which contained some valuable
collections of furniture and tapestries.
They showed their letters to the servi;ors,
the chief caretakers being absent, and were
allowed to proceed. They ordered the work.
men 70 take from the walls several fine
panels OF Gobelln tapestry worth $4,000
II was done with great precaution and after
the tapestries were carefully packed they
had them taken to the station. When the
chief caretaker returned from a shooting
excursion in the evening he was surprised
at what had happened and Immediately
telegraphed to Comte de Wagram in Paris.
The latter answered that he had given no
such order Meanwhile the thieves had
found a suitable train and had left with
their valuable acquisition. The railway
employees say that they took the train for
ostend and it is believed that they are now
enroute to America.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
BAILEY TALKS ABOUT LOANS
Fifteen Hundred Dollars Borrowed
from H. G. Pierce Was Used to
Buy n Horse.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec. Ex-senator
Joseph w. Bailey said relative to the state
ment that he had borrowed money from
II. Clay Pierce, president of the Waters
Pierce Oil company, that in so doing he
had never considered that It was anything
that people could object to.
Why have borrowed hundreds of
thousands of dollars from Mr.. Pierce" he
said. 'and told the people time and again
that had many such transactions with
Mr.. Pierce.
Il once went to him to borrow $156,OOO I
knew OF some securities 1 could buy by
which could make few thousand dollars.
Mr.. Pierce told me then that he did not
have that amount of money at hand, but
went out TO a bank and went my security.
''I paid the money back to Mr.. Pierce
and 1 made several thousand dollars on
the deal
''The attorney generals Office did not
need to go to the records OF Mr.. Pierce's
ONCE to know that l had borrowed money
from him. could have told them that.
The voucher printed by the attorney gen.
eral showing that I received $500 from
II. c. Pierce was a record OF loan when
I wished to buy horse"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
ENGLISHMEN JOIN ISLAM
Three Residents of India Embrace
Faith OF MOhAmmed Rad Are
Received.

CALCUTTA, Dec. 15.-CspeciaL )-Charies
Norman, an Englishman, with his two
sons, John and Henry, who have embraced
the Islam faith. have been formally al
mlf I'd into hat creed at the Mahometan
tlosque al Debra Dun.
A large crowd Of natives accompanied
the converts, who were renamed Abdulla
Jan, Jan Mahomed and Almad Jan. re-
spectiVely. They wore Mahometan garb
on leaving the mosque and were followed
by a procession with music and torches
through the native portion OF the town.
Mr.. Norman came out to India with the
SUFFOLK regiment in 1851 and after serving
his time with the colors Joined the rail-
way service. He was carriage examiner
in the government state railway at Delhi
and is now receiving a pension Of about
S25 per month. IL Is said here that Nor
man viii have some difficulty I'm drawing
his next months pension under the name
OF Abdulla Jan. but It is not believed that
the authorities will give him any more in
convenience than 10 absolutely necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
REFUGEES LIVE RENT FREE
Relief hoard May Not Legally COIIect
Money for Houses in
Parks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 16-Pursuant 20
an ordinance passed yesterday by the
board Of supervisors making It unlawful
for the relief corporation to collect rentals
from refugees owning cottages In public
parks, the chief of police has detailed two
oficers TO each OF the relief camps to see
that the ordinance is not violated.
The officers are instructed not to take
any orders from camp commanders or
special police The relief corporation has
been collecting from 81 to SO a month from
the refugees occupying the cottages built
from the relief fund.
As the policing and sanitation camps has
been in charge OF the relief corporation
the enforcement OF the ordinance will prac-
tically amount to taking the management
OF the camps out OF the hands OF the re-
lief corporation. The cottages number
47a.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
BoURBoNS IN A LAWSUIT
King OF spain Interested in Case
20 Settle Estate of
Queen.

PARIS, Dec. B.-(specisl.) "A Bourbon
lawsuit IN which the names Of some Of the
most distinguished members Of that family,
Including King Alfonso XIII Of Spain,
appear. is now being ventilated before the
First Chamber OF the Civil Tribunal Of tho
Seine.
The suit dates back 20 1878 and refers
20 the estates Of Queen Christine Of
Spain, Princess de Bourbon, daughter Of
Francois /. king Of the Two Sicilies, born
In 1906 She died at Havre on August p,
1878, and was the grandmother of the king
Of Spain. She left considerable estates in
France which are claimed on the one hand
by Prince Don Filippe del Drago, Fer
dinand del Drago, princess OF Atuni;
Prince Francesca del Drago, count OF
Ascrea; Prince Luigi del Drago and Prince
Giovanni del DragO. and on the other
hand by King Alfonso XIII Of Spain, Prin-
clpe Carlos de Bourbon, Prince and Prin-
cess Louis Ferdinand OF Bavaria. Com
tesse de Paris. Due de Galliera and a dOzeI.
members beside the Bourbon family.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
LIFE IN The FAR NORTH
Captain Amundsen Tells of Plans
Adopted to Keep His Party
Cheerful.


CHRIsTIANIA. Dec. 15.-(special) )-Cap-
tain Amundsen, In an account OF his nota-
bic achievements in making the Northwest
passage says few Of the Esquimaux whom
the expedition met had ever seen white
people and that they naturally regarded
them as superior beings.
The monctOny Of the voyage was such
that even the singing cook who was taken
on board at Nome became a bore after
the first forty-eight hours. stili all festi-
walls, such as birthdays, Christmas. Easter
and Whitsun were kept, cakes being baked
and served up. Cigars ran short during
the expedition and members Of the party
were obliged to fall back upon the tobacco
purchased at Nome.
Nearly all had taken with them Christ
mas parcels marked with the respective
years, given by members OF family and
friends before departure, These were
opened upon the proper holidays and dis
cussed with as much interest as though
they were prize hampers just received from
home In this way and in many other Mt
tie ways did the captain try to alleviate
the monotony OF the voyage.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
All Of Them Miss, but he is Slightly
HURT BY Bomb.
SECOND BOMB FAILS TO EXPLODE
Beth the Tsrrsrists Are Arrested by the
Admiral and Police.
REVENGE SUPPOSED TO Be MOTIVE
Fourth of a Long Series of Con-
spiracies Against Governor Gem
eraI of Moscow for Suppress
Ing Revelation.

ST PETERSBURG, Dec 1b.-Admiral
Doubasoff, formerly governor Of Moscow
was the object Of a desperate attempt at
assassination today, in which he received
severe injuries. Three men. believed to be
terrorists, participated in the attack which
took place while the admiral was walking
along a secluded path OF the Taurlde
gardens. A young man. dressed as a work.
man, approached and fired seven shots from
revolver, but missed. The terrorist turned
and ran, with the admiral I'm pursuit. See
ing that his capture was imminent, Doubas-
sons assailant turned, drew a bomb from
his pocket, and hurled IT at his pursuer.
Doubassoff was thrown to the ground by
the explosion. A watchman ran up and
seized the terrorist. AS the admiral was
rising a second terrorist appeared and
threw a bomb at him. which passed over
his head and did not explode. The second
terrorist then fred three shots from Il
revolver at the admiral and missed him.
Doubassoff threw himself upon the terrorist,
disarmed and held him until he was seized
by the police. The two terrorists were
taken to the nearest police station. A third
succeeded in escaping.
Revenge IL the Motive.
The attempt on Doubassof's life is con-
nected with the trials of revolutlonsts in
progress at Moscow. His assailants are
supposed to be workmen from that city.
who were seeking to avenge their comrades.
some of whom have already been con-
demned to death. The attempt was one Of
a long series OF plots against Doubassoff
due to the part which he played in sup
pressing the revolution in Moscow year
ago.
Three of these conspiracies, in which
young men and a woman of highly con-
nected family were concerned were frus-
trated by the Moscow police but another
plot in May resulted in the admiraIs right
leg being injured by a bomb, from which
injury he had only recently recovered. The
same leg was hurt again today.
Owing to the receipt of letters warning
him that an attempt would be made on
his life, Doubassoff permitted the police OF
81. Petersburg to take extraordinary pre-
! cautions during the marriage Of his
| daughter a week ago, when all the streets
between the admirars residence to the
church were closed during the passage Of
the bridal party. The admiral, however
persisted in going out for walks without
escorts.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
BRYAN OFFERS SOME ADVICE
NebEaskan Writes Letter to Oklahoma
Convention TeIIins Views on
state Constitution.

GUTHRIE. Okl., Dec. IA communica-
tion from w. J. Bryan, IN which he made
q number OF recommendations, was read to-
day before the constitutional convention.
One suggestion was the creation OF board
Of corporations. He also urged the con-
vention 10 adopt the initiative and re-
ferendum and the nomination OF all officers
by the primary system.
The committee on federal relat ons re.
ported favorabIy on the proposal Of two
amendments 10 the United States consti-
tuition, one for the election Of Unped States
senators by direct vote OF khe people and
one for an income tax.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
CRAZY PRINCE OF SERVIA
Crown Prince Abuses Soldier Who
VIII Not Bite a Live
Mouse.

BELGRADE. Dec. l5.-(special)-An sorts
OF stories continue to be circulated con-
cerninE the mental condition OF the Servian
crown prince. His latest escapade Is com
mon property here at the capital
A mouse was recently caught at the
palaos where the prince resides. This he
carried alive outside and ordered a SEN
tinel 10 bite OF its head. holding Il TO his
mouth and crying "Grisi!" (bite i) As
the soldier refused the prince beat him and
threatened him al the point OF a revolver
for disobeying his military superior. The
scene attracted crowd Of curious spec
tators and their loud denunciations brought
out the officeF on duty. Through the ef-
forts and the entreaties OF this onicer the
prince wa hnally induced 70 retire.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
PEASANTS ARE EXCITED
RsIiEiOus Fanatieism Follows a
Peculiar Form Of Fungus Growth
Near Antwerp.

ANTWERP. Dec. 1b.--Cspeeiai. )--Religious
fansticlsm and superstition are running
riot at BOrserhout, q suburb OF Antwerp
where a curious fungus grow th on rotten
planks has taken the form OF the familiar
statuettes Of the Virgin Mary and Child.
The Ignorant populace, of course. claim
that a miracle has been wrought. The local
priests nave denounced the superstition.
claiming that the Incidents are due en-
tiroly TO natural causes. but the incident
stan cungs in the minds OF the peasants
IN spite OF an that has been done in at
tempts 20 eradicate the superstition.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
THE BEE BULLETIN.
Forecast for Nebra aka - Fair ana
Warmer sunday.

NEWS sECTTON-Twelve Pages.
I Irish Dislike the pIunkeU Pinn.
Trouble In store for the vatican
Bomb aud Hullets Fail 60 XIII
Howe Sure 60 Get the POstOmce,
? Railroads Reply on Car Shortage.
3 News from All Parts of Nebraska.
Mexico Buys Up Central Railroad.
Troops neinE sent TO Hawaii.
Glasgow shipbuilders Alarmed.
@ Taft Reports on Philippines.
: BiE Crowd at TOrrey Mission.
Results Of TOrrey Mission Good.
Affairs ht south Omaha.
8 MOdiHett Brothers Tried Next.
Elliott Refuses 60 Enter Plea.
Sporting Events of the nay.
Root and FOlHer Win Bicycle Race
American League batting Averages
Trade with south American Lands.
10 Council Bluffs and Iowa News.
EDITORIAL sECTION-Twelve Pages
Last Week In Omaha society.
Woman In Club and Charity.
4 Y. w. c. A. National Convention.
New YOrk's Great improvements.
FiVe-Miie Ride with Death.
8 Editorial and Comment.
& How Railroad Men Climb.
8 sports at the Big schools.
Fatal BIunders Made by Hunters.
10 In the Field of Electricity,
IL suburb Richest Town in world.
WANT AID SECTION-Twelve Pages.
? Gossip of Plays and Players.
Music and Musical Matters.
3 Memorial to Robert Fulton.
No Japanese Exclusion Likely.
water Ready for the Arid Land.
Preserving bohemian Language.
@ Timely Real Estate Topics.
Live stock Men Appeal for Rates.
KeeEan Exposes SIuEEer Young.
Omaha Second as Oats Market.
Want Ads,
Want Ads.
o Want Ads.
10 Condition of Omaha's Trade.
Happenings In Omaha Suburbs.
Omaha High school Notes,
CHRISTMAS sECTION-Eight Pages.
The Nativity of Jesus.
Christmas I'm History and Tradition
What n Man May Give Woman.
Christmas on board ship.
Some Historic ChrtHtmaH Days.
The First Christmas Tree.
story of the Bishops Ring.
o A Small BOy's Calendar.
Mrs. Testers Christmas Eve.
Christmas in other Lands.
Legends OF the True Santa Claus,
Christmas a ChiIdren's Feast.
Gifts that Men Appreciate.
The FIR Tree.
HALF-TONE sECTION-EIght Pages.
L Life work of EIenzar WRkeIey.
Trip Through Sweden and Norway,
2 Little Stories for Little People.
WOmnni Her Ways and Her World
4 Where Christmas Never Comes.
8 story of the HOmeEtGke Mine.
Fairbanks on the Country.
q Toy Makers of the World.
2 Weekly GriHt of Sporting Gossip.
8 short stories of Several Sorts.
Queer CnpeFs Cut by Cupid.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
OCCUPATION TAX is INVALID
Georgia supreme Court Sets Aside
Law Taxing Receipts of
Common Carriers.

ATLANTA, Ca. Dec. l5.-The occupation
tax act was declared unconstitutional by
the state supreme court today The deci-
sion was rendered in the case against the
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
company The decision, it is estimated
will cause a loss of $4,000 annually TO the
state The law required all express, rail
road, telephone or telegraph companies
doing business in the state to pay into the
state treasury a sum each year, which
added to its regular property and franchise
taxes, should make the entire amount
equal TO 2k per cent OF its gross income.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
WRECK ON TEXAS PACIFIC
Freight in Louisiana and Kills
FouF Men

DONALDsONVII.LE, la, Dec, 15.-Four
persons were killed and two seriously in
jured today IN a hesd-on collision between
the Cannon Ball express and a freight
train az q long curve here on the Texas &
Pacihc railroad. The dead;
g. ID. ALLEN sail clerk.
- WOODWORTH, Marshall Tex. eK-
press messenger
NEGRO MAIL MESSENGER
NEGRO TRAMP.
The engineers and fremen Of both trains
saw the approaching collision In time %
escape by jumping. The boiler OF the
freight blew up, scattering boiling water
and bits Of iron ana adding TO the terror
OF the passengers. Many OF the passengers
were painfully bruised.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
First Assistant Postmaster General ssyI
Name Gees to Senate Monday,
SOUTH OMAHA MATTER SETTLED
Congressman Kennedy Gets Definite Assur-
anoe from department.
PADDocHs NOMINATION IS WITHDRAWN
New Papers Are Prepared and Are Signed
by the President,
IMMEDIATE CONVERSATION POSSIBLE

Senator MiIIard VIII Supplement
kenBedy'A Activity by Request
for Prompt ActiOn-Lee
Etter for Assistant.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
BOMBS AND BULLETS
TsrrOriStS Make Desperate Attempts to
Assassinats Admiral Doubassof.

N SHOTS ARE FlREO At HIN
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16

CONTINUED on Fourth Page.J
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-16
PLUNKETT IDEA LAME

lIiuh Take Exceptions to the Industrial
Plan Of the Omaha Landlord.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24

celos he ohdo espanAds mil tsmores de rne cen s
mil teroreS de 10 muere Yo que he devor&Go I'm mobiles
aenmientos yo qe he verdo agrms he poddo
deisrme arrarar aufrir loAr por que Dor NADIA!
he orado n2da durante ocho da hs gozsdo con mia
ormentos es6pidos sin solo momenio de pisosd
sS cruedsd Ell stsms de enamorar una ters do
pasi6n receta senmentsl odos Gmentosy tcdAx
mis- sgrimas ha contstdo esta msxma sLs mujerts "a
doIors La nures de cIss tai yez sss
Que tsnen fade aeco que solo puede desnee
a9oIpes... Pero 20 !.
Solo entoncea comprebd6 Lsontna toio Ell is1o tod
Ia sequedsd habia aqu refoamento de eefs Un
hombre que Ia habla sDtregado de aquel hoyr
bes tuposcones evr e dA grads e. un hom
bre pretelia mobundo IN cis rdicu
POGO eductor hombre gsdo porque Que tno
que muer sncersmene apasonad no p9fa esqrsr mas
deHenRi dolores de tan pCbre.
Le1rtnA regrea6 Paris bo pelo de eas ss iplpre
aones cda dab cdA que Ve Is recotdbsp
obeto de vae qre hab AndAdo les prop6os que IA
habian arrsstrAdo enoncss pAreca mas txraor 1p. a.
conducts Ia que habA hecho obrsr de .uue
mAners, lie plrecf miserable desIaaionsdora
Ah como Sc hAba corado rspidamenie corsz6n Como
hba despodo de 50 presgo seducscr Como e parecAn
enOncs odos ardldeE ano fOsy 10 que spn e. nq
grave, desprosistos de iDgeaio
Al bsisr la cAiie de Lso3rsE, pensabs Lao1t tins:
Nohace sun mucho ii passr por GQu temblAba Dor Gl
le creia en- pahgrO mcrbonda''.' C08n tonta soyl
CosBdo hub3 llegtdo sucsss, habsr con 7bd cor6
gsUlse osot6e e msas qa, cc1u6
Il Vispefa, petso;
-AQl 1urds talso b. lorado psas.9ao a. re re
b,, doIes seni cl t1fmsnt2 Js csus Ab
NJ eyoquenCs C. sos ecasrdss
En ITeseuos EQaeio uga5es DE- squej1s otjeos o1
tgcs .d daoE, gFt9 dc dlgQ4c0n. Des
puEe tou6 nus Ievlucl0 tfaLqua t0cU scan6.
al o. DO de hur4 lam6 dOnCelA. Esa blens me-.
CHI cha cas senpre gerA apoxm6 ntsmsnte
aYe triste, Tenia les oios enclrnadOs lloraba
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
B1BLIorECA DE sLA DEMOCRACtA, SO

-Qu6 tenes le pregunt6 LeontinA bondsd. Hab6s
recbdo alguna mala noticia2
-Ahora que poaible Ocultare nada Ia ssaora'
Que sucede2
lace dfas que sehorito BAatan eS muy grsve.
-Hectorl exclam6 Leontna.
Tiene febre cerebral Quere que le sangren E
medco dice que hay ninguna esperanza
Antes de que hubsse acbade de estas papr
Leontna estaba "a lado de ca concu6ada
"a se6ora Alberto amaba entra6Ablemente hermano
Ia idea de perderele deltrozaba 81 corsz6n.
-Pobre Hector deca Qle serk de mi sin tu Compafia!
Tan joven los ventdo a6os ymorir Eato horrible
-Pero de que muerel excam6 eonna entrando.
depus ene que guardsr sscre
contest6:
-Muere de trsteza. No 10 sabei.l
Hector -. Desgriciadol.. por quel
One mporta Annals otro w..
-Yo otrot inerrumpl6 LeontnA los ojos rysc
tGdos de c6era. No creNs eac; 20 smo nadie
-Ah Vend, pues decrselo Vend nlvarle Os
quere tanto
Yla sehora Alberto arrA6 Leonna 81 depArtamento %
Hector.
E pobre enfermo esaba muy eios de tsperAr aquea agra
dsbe visits porque e hAban dcho para aizarle
nora Carlos de Vremont eba susen cadA exmab
No Quiero que me yea morir
Su decaimiento profundo febre que e exalab
cuquie hubese credo stsba nsensbls Su psdez
extraordinarily hubese ado fac reconoCere de ID
contraction de 50 fsononfs.
Leontna al vere attic que 81 alma 80 escapAbs de6voe
apoy6 sObre e mar mol de ConIo porQuee aaban lac
fuerzis.
La seAorl Albert &c acerc6 8 hermano le hahl6
vVacidad Al OR squeAs paabrs Hector reanm6 dlrgo
muertO 10 do tod, e hizo COmprender nstAne
aque sublime que h enonces hba hdo hacerse inco
penabe fuerxa de abDegci6n meor Gun scAusA de u mis-
ma grandsza y de 40 sxcsso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-24
mo ACATARRRASE!. !.

El catRrro ca una entsrmad I'D que
tisns mucha mas importancia do 10 que
gsneralmente So 10 atribuye. Invade
sodoa los 6rganos del cusrpo, cuyas
tansionsa y tuerzss depilita protunda
Dsnte. Escans irecuentedela Ia sorders,
atecss Ia vista, Ia nariz y la garg anita
y 90 gensr almsnte por donds empisza
10 tuberculosis q tiais.
La MAMA facilidad la trscuen-
ii 10 con que 30 pesea M cstarro, haee
las personals ind1fereusss para Gu
arl0 y 10 gran msyorfa no 80 preoeu
% do las eonsscusneias.
Los haGos trlos por 10 mafsna
lnMseiatansnse dsspues de deiar sl
seho, dormir con las ventenas abiss;
as y evisar los corrtsntea do airs, son
lrecaucionss muy huenaa que no cuea
Eshalo ell ooSsrvsrlss. Fere e
rsysnMyo mas posisivo, m$R adcaa.
aas tscii J mas poeativo J tAmoiea 81
l t1s Sconselan los mAo ic0A, 40 Ii GIo@i'
slon liz ssosk oe Aeeisa do higsd d-
l&ealso.
Gs sUrprsndGnsa 10 fusrga, vitaliaad,
snergiA J podsr de rsatssencia que re-
>iea el cuerpo humsno ac ias pequa
no cHSls 10 Emulst0u dc Ss05t gus se
sunALisszsn con suDassncls. &ssS
,mulalon reaunrs tutsrlornensa todSs
~ pnr,es deoijss J vulaersolsa del
uerpu IL gQne al a0glgo DE- as In
aeslVu eate5 tlbt.
Le su&1NC on cusldo apareeer
noubGrlaiSs POGO eSsruEoACgoB anun
aaau smul8lones, Vires ptepat n
! .Us d lus qp- AErlo&ys4. ptopieo soss
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! 4ItsQ9 Sc Jae s,4 saS ~ ka u4lSaS ga
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iouluLa, puuIl@ eaAat, terO "A" az aA4
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] zAs. do earEs y as fsnkre, w @eonse-
lara Que soIaeis 10 EraUlsioa 0s sSots
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