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her marriage she had lived at 1918 Davenl
port street. Interment will be at Forest
Lawn cemetery. the date of the funeral
having not been decided upon as yet.
VI. A. sands. -
ATLANTIC, Ia, Sept E.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-M. A. Sands one of the pioneers
OF this county, a prominent citizen and
business man. ami one of the most highly
respected citizens of Atlantic, died at his
home on Maple street in this. city after
an illness OF about fifteen days duration.
Funeral services will be held Friday after
noon at 800 from the Christian church
under the auspices OF the Masonic order,
with Rev. George preaching, the. funeral
sermon.
Thomas Tooher.
SCHUYLER Neb.. Sept. H.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-while taking a nap this afternoon,
Thomas Tooher. was suddenly taken with
heart trouble and died Immediately. Ho
was an old resident 81 this county. lie was
~ years of age.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
Open Saturday Evenings.
Howard Street, Corner Sixteenth.

the prizes. Other owners having machines
in the parade are:
Vance Lane Nelson Updike. Mrs. Ella
Nash. Edward 1. Cudahy. d. c. Bradford.
Ruth Brandels, ]. Clark Colt, Mrs. w. o.
Gilbert, Mrs. f. s. westbrook, Mogy Bern
stein. P. II. Updike Charles d. Beaton,
Ruth Hitchcock, T.. 3. Hord, Central City,
Neb,; Louis Nash. Fred Hamilton, w. e.
Chambers Mrs. Leonora Nelson. Fred II.
Davis, Frank Parmalee, Mary Lee Nc
Shane. Rome Miller, II, f. Frederickson.
Airship stilI Nervous
The airship still chafes at it's noorings
and seems, as it sways to and fro, TO be
more than anxious to show the people of
Nebraska that 1t can make good use of
its wings and soar over. the fair city, the
capital of the king. Although the snip
was invented by Roy Knabenshuc. IL will
be operated by Charles X. Hamilton. who
rides astride a triangle frame built of
bamboo rods which surely, look fraii.
These are suspended about four feet below
the gas bag. When he desires TO have
the ship ascend he steps to the rear.
which throws the nose Of the balloon
up and the propeller pulls him up. When
he reaches the height he desires ne steps
forward, takes his position back of the
engine, putting the ship on an even keel
and II pulls straight ahead. Then to
descend. he simply steps forward, tits the
machine forward and the propeller pulls
him down.
The balloon Isl forty-seven feet long
and sixteen feet In diameter, having a
capacity of $500 cubic feet of gas. Sin
gle woven Japanese silk is used in its
construction. which Is then given three
coats Of linseed oil to make 1t hold the
gas. The propeller is placed in the front
and pulls the ship, the propeller beins
simply an ash frame covered with cam.
brio and oiled 1t is eight and one-halt
feet from tip to tip and makes $50 revo-
buttons per minute. The rudder Is placed
in the rear apd is SKIP feet in dimension
and weighs five pounds. A net built OF
No. 10 linen cord is thrown over the shiI
and weighs but nine pounds. The engine
which runs the propeller Is a two-cylindei
motor cycle engine which develops Ave
horse power and weighs seventy pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

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schmidt-Demme.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair and Warmer In Nebraska aRd
Iowa Today-Rain in Iowa
Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON. Sept. N.-Forecast OF the
weather for Friday and Saturday;
For Nebraska and Kansas-Fair and
warmer Friday; Saturday fair, cooler in
west portion.
For Iowa-Fair and somewhat warmer
Friday; Saturday rain. ~ .,.. is-s 80.
For Missourf-Rain Friday except sfafs in
northwest portion; sanlTday rt(i1; - ~
i For South Dakota-Far Friday. warmer
in east portion; Saturday fair and cooler
For Montana-Fair and cooler Friday
Saturday fair.
For Colorado ana Wyoming-Fair Friday
warmer in east portion Saturday fair and
cooler.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Kings Highway have been cleared away
and. everything is now lin full blast.
except the exhibit of the Douglas County
Agricultural association. Some of the ex-
hihitors are a little slow Ia getting their.
produnts'-in place and the cold storage
stun is not''expected to be in place until
Monday. 20 + iAiiF
The agricultural exhibit Is shown by pre-
cincts. IN addition to individual exhibits.
and ono precinct Of the county contests
with another for the seven prizes of 800.
$50! $40, SEQ. $50. $40 and SOS for the best pre-
einet exhibit.S These prizes are given In ex-
cess " the individual prizes. Miss Nc
cartney has been appainted, spperintend-
.nt Of the Omaha prefinct,, the city OF
Omaha having been made q precinct 10
compete withlthe county precincts, and she
has created considerable interest among
the teachers and school children in their
contests for the prizes. All city exhibits
are parked Omaha improvement league,
and thus. the. city children are in .compe-
titiens With their country cousins. The eE-
hibitors are, a little slow in getting their
exhibits in place, but they figure the fruit
and, garden products win look fresher next
week ~ they are delayed a day or so.
Task Preps ting for Parade.
The arduous labors OF preparing for the
three parades has proven tremendous task
Tor Gould Dietz chairman OF the parade
eonmittee of the Knights and he has ap-
pointed three. lieutenants Charles Kar-
BACH p. c. IIeafey and Beecher Taylor
and any one unable to md Mr.. Dietz. who
Is about the busiest man IN Omaha, can
communicate with either OF his assistants
for any Information concerning any of the
parades. AZ sh IA.
Preparations for the ioral parade are
progressing most favorably and Mrs G. ".
whelan With her corps Of twenty-five as
sistants Is doing a wonderful work in pre-
pairing air the autos for the parade. The
tent at Twepty-hfth and Farnam street is
busy spot and is crowded at all times
with auto owners who are anxious that
their machines, may have the prettiest
flowers and be the most gorgeousiy
decorated, that they might get the prizes
offered, Mrs Estella Fead OF 2220 Farnam
street, isssalso decorating machines and
manufacturing flowers and indications are
some OF her, machines will be in the prizes
Hawsiian hand LEADS Parade.
The flower parade will be led by the
Hawaiian band, after which will come the
three, large AUTOS bearing the board of
governors Of the knights OF Ak-sar-Ben
in their white Uniforms The first machine
win be that OF g. w. wattles decorated
red, the next will be Emil Brandeis'
decorated yellow and the third will be
Gould Dietz's. machine decorated green.
These viii not be allowed to contest for
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
New Buttons.

NOTION DEPARTMENT, MAIN FLOOR.
Such a handsome showing of now but
tons have never before been equaed. No
matter what kind of button you wish you
are almost sure to find it in our vast new
showing.
Fancy enamel buttons In all the popular
shades of blue. gray, red and brown.
Cut steel buttons in large. medium or
small sizes.
Fancy plaid buttons in pretty brown, blue,
green and red effects; medium or small
sizes.
Fancy brass. also the new gun metal
buttons suitable for coats and suits.
Black and white corset buttons In small,
medium or large sizes.
Small velvet buttons in either black or
colors.
Also complete new assortment OF bone
buttons suitable for trimming coats and
cravenettes.
In massng this display of buttons we
have not lost sight OF the price end of
the matter. You will find our prices al
ways the lowest
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
Redfern Whalebone
.s Corsets.

Worthy TO be- called pretty models,
as they are as exquisite in material and
trimming as the daintiest lingerie.
A good hgure"lis the only logical re-
suit Of wearing a. Redfern model, as tue
shapes are exactly suited TO the pre-
vailing fashions and..the models graded
in every line and curve 20 Comfortably
At and mold the fashionable type Ct
FORM
In attendance is Miss Adelaide Nc
Cauley, special corsetiere, trained by the
designer of Redfern models, who will
see that you are properly corseted in the
new fashion.
Your choice can be made from a
large assortment OF shapes, ranging IN
price from
$3.50 TO SIS PER PAIR
Second floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
News of Art Department.

This popular second-noor department is
the center Of great interest these days. All
day long the women are busy looking at
the pretty things which are arriving on
most every express. ~ you are planning
on some fancy work for the holidays come
IN and tank II over with our embroidery
teacher. wha - an artist in this line OF
work, and will be pleased to give you any
helpful hints
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
Special Mention.

! Burnt Leather. Tinted stand Covers and
pieces used for den decorations made to
order in any design; prices $500 and 5000
each. Two Of these pretty pieces now on
display at Art Department. Come and see
them.
Pretty novelties for the holidays-Neck-
tie and Towel Racks, Pin Cushion Covers
in many different styles.
Beautiful imported fancy Work Baskets
and Baby Hampers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
TAFT READY TO ACT

Continued from First Page) t.
by the japanese soldiers on diet of rico
and dried fish. 1t was suggested that
American soldiers when performing service
in tropical countries. ought to be given a
larger amount OF rice in their rations. This
question was considered. by the army au-
thorltles and decided adversely to the. rice
diet.
A strong. sustaining American ration Will
be given the soldiers il they go to Cuba
Just as good ration as now is served to
them at their stations In this country, No
chances will be taken on creating discon-
tent among the troops by giving to them
improper things to eat.
Preparations for meeting any emergency
which may arise in Cuba have not been
abated in the least.
The military information division of the
general stan has been drawn on constantly
for several weeks by General Bell and
other officers in conference with him and
their ofiice floors are covered with maps
Of Cuba, which are being studied with
great care. Many officers who have an
intimate knowledge of the Interior of Cuba
and Of the various ports at which landing
might be made have been called into con-
ference with general stan officers who are
preparing plans OF campaign Captain r..
f. l.. Niche. secretary TO the general
stan. returned to Washington from his
leave OF absence today and many other
officers who are out of the city have been
summoned to Washington.
Cienfuegos Calls for Help.
An appeal for more men to assist In pro-
tecting American property at Cienfuegos,
Cuba, was received by Acting Secretary
Berry from Commander Smith OF the
cruiser Cleveland. which is now stationed at
Cienfuegos. together with the gunboat Ma
rietta. In addition to the regular compile
ment of marines and blue jackets on the
two warships 25 other marines were sent
TO Cienfuegos to assist in looking after
foreign interests there and at present the
Navy department has no more available
men who can be sent to that place. Prac-
tically all the marines who can be spared
from barracks in the United States and
from warships are preparing to go TO Ha-
vana. As Secretary Taft asked to have
these sent TO Havana, II is not believed by
the Navy department that any OF the
men at Havana OF on their way there
can be spared to assist at Cienfuegos.
Lines of men have been thrown out from
the two warships at Cienfuegos TO protect
PiahtalAOns VI AOfeibheEs aBolhSt ulhfduu-
ers. These men have been worn out BY
constant duty and Commander Smith said
in his request to the Navy department that
relief IL needed at once. The Navy depart
ment is greatly in need OF more ofioers
and men and will have much trouble in
providing crews for a number OF warships
which have been stripped to man ships
now In Cuban water or about TO go there.
The Tennessee, Washington, Georgia and
Connecticut have been stripped OF officers
and crews to man the Prairie Brooklyn
and Texas. which are already under orders
10 take marines 70 Cuba. The marine corps
is about COO men beneath its fun quota.
but IL is believed that with the prospect
of immediate service outside OF the United
states the marine corps will have no dim
Guilty in illing It's numbers up 10 the fun
quota.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
DEATH RECORD.
MRS. Charlie. stewart.

Mrs. Charles Stewart aged 30. wife Of
Charles Stewart formerly stage manager
OF the orpheum theater. died Wednesday
night at the Central hospital after an IN
ness OF eight months. She had suffered
from lung and heart trouble and was taken
to the hospital a week ago. but the fatal
termination OF her illness was unexpected
She had no children. Mrs.-stewsrts home
was formerly at wausau, Wis. but since
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

aiSa TOWEL SALE.
ons csve l5e fIgck Towels, sale price nc
onesesis ssc'Fack Towels, sale price 1sc
each. 80 gs/4 ~
FFH n. s scARFs.
s5s teErn 45cH Heustitehcd scarfs. sale
rs dozen SOC Hemstitched scarfs sale
Is dozen Soc Ifemstitched scarfs, sale
price SC each! io.~
~ H, s. LUNCH CLOTHS
% dqzep IIemstitched Lunch Cloths. sale
price pc eecha
Is dozen Hemstitched Lunch Cloths. sale
price 2Sc each,
% dozen 800 Hemstitehed Lunch Cloths.
sale price SIC each. -.
~,Ae ~. s. SQUARES.
Is dozen. i21sc Hefnstitched Squares. sale
price &c each. s.4 sa'5s
rTENERIFFS Do1LIEs.
100 dozen CSC Tenerine DOflies, sale price
Sc each ar-'
FRUIT NAPKINS.
20 dozen &C Fruit Napkins, sale price lie
each. ~
IS dozen Fruit Napkins, sale price &c each.
- Most Beautiful
are, the finished Sofa Pillows; the latest
designs only. are shown here. We also
carry the same designs in stamped covers,
with all the necessary ma terials for work
ing same.
THE LATEST in embroidery is the Bed
ermair work, which we are now showing
In Center Pieces, staud Covers and Pic
ture Frames.
Imported d. NJ. C. Cottons in all numbers
and colors. also Meetings. for the new Get
tertyll work. WHICH 10 TAUGHT IN
OUR SEEMING CLASS.
Braids S'!of all descriptions, including
Cluny, Duchess. Point Lace, Battenberg
and silkgSF ..shrA.
Come and see the pretty things, II only
for ab6ok. 1t isa plessoreIfor us to show
goods sftatN AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
ACTRESS ACCUSED OF CRIME
~ = - IN sp7s- ~ ~ A. - $780,
CLARA Adams ALLEGED to Have Robbed =
-rs Psnnvlysnia Ha,
S UNDER ARRLsI N SAN LAKE CIIY
Butcher started Ont to ,"sse the
wOEId" ana c6sfsssicR of
-.., negro saved Hius from
Death.

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-The arrest today
Morgan at salt Lake city will solve the
mystery Connected with the. alleged thief.
Of nearly $4,000 from Anton Fritz.
butcher at Portland Ore. and OF an al
legged plot 70, murder Morgan in a hotel In
Chicago, according 10 local police ofhcials
who were iiotihed ,of 1.-THE arrest, =. e,- 4.
Fritz was a native of wetsern Pennsylva-
MIA and before hes started out to see the
world owned a butcher shop He sold the
shop for 10000 fnds II is claimed, placed
the money, all IN bills d. large denomina-
lions. in a wallet and started for the west
He had been in Portland several days and
was sightseeing when he met Miss Adams.
She fold him she was a stranger In the city
and was In need OF money, Fritz claims
he befriehded the wofnah and secured her
a place at a hotel. He says he also stayed
at the. same hotels AThe, following morning
he reported to the police that he had been
robbed of over 5000 I'm the meantime the
woman had disappeared. The description
of the woman as given by Fritz was recoR~
nized by the police as that of one who
was known under the name Of Candy
Kid" Harry Morgan an intimate friend
of the woman. had also disappeared. The
had gone to Tacoma. From there the
couple were traced to Spokane. thence to
St Paul and finally TO Chicago. AZ each
place It was learned that Morgan and the
woman had been living in great luxury.
The conspiracy to kill Morgan probably
would have been successful. according to
the police, but for the weakening OF one
OF the ,plotters, a negro, who went TO Nor
gan and rpade full confession
story ofSthe Robbery.
S PORTLAND Ore, Sept 27.-The facts Of
the. Anton Fiitz robbery here az known 10
the police OF Portland are at Variancs With
the story received FROM Chicago An.)n
FRITZ arrived In this city with more Than
10000 in cash, which he was not SLOW In
displaying around ms brothers.. saloon IN
this city. Harry Morgan anu Clara Adams,
who were ffedueaters of the place ire said
10 have coRcocted scheme for obtaining
Fritzs wealth, in pursuit of which one
day about a month ago. the women lay in
wait for him on the steps Of the First
Baptist church,. She appeared in great lis
tress and her crying attracted Fritz to
whom she told pitiful tale of M treat
ment Fritz gave her few dollars to
console her and In pretended gratitude the
woman threw her arms around his NECK.
When Fritz arrived at his home $500 In
bills was missing Fritz reported the
robbery tS"the police, but later ne tried
to hsve''t the case dropped because OF the
peculiar situation 1t had placed him in
and because he feared the Consequences OF
the crime might become known In the east.
PRISONERS GO to Portland.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Sept. 21.-Clara
Adahs, an actress. and Harry Morgan.
both colored. who were arrested here to-
day for the, alleged theft of $4,000 from
Portland butcher.. will, according to the
local police, be takenste. Portland, Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
f: HYMENEAL.
0'HanIon-Herum.

Edward OHanlon and Miss, Helen Iierum
were married wednesday noon at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
,Herum, 3s02 lake street, by Rev., Herbert
l., Mills The parlors were decorated In
palms and cut flowers. The scene was
pretty and witnessed by several friends
and relatives. The bride was attended by
Miss Emma Herum. the groom by Fred g.
Richard, Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Clark .O'Iiarion of
Blair, Mira Nora Dehn Of Burlington, la. ;
Mr.. and Mrs Fan Hansen OF Atlantic, la. :
Mrs, Fena Christianson land daughters
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peterson OF Cal
-fIoun. A dinner Immediately followed the
ceremony and twenty-five covers were laid
"A reception was held from to 10 p. m.
Graham-CIark.
81 HASTINGS, Neb,, Sept. 2T.-tSpecial)--
Miss Myrl Archer Clark of this city and
MIR. Howard Brownlee Graham OF Omaha
we're married at $3.50 yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert w
Scott in this city The ceremony was
performed by Rev. F. Nau Dyke Wright
president of Hastings college. Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham left ION an evening .5trNip
soon after the ceremony, to spend their
honeymoon in the west. They will make
their home in Omaha after November, Is,
at 1876 South Thirtyshfth street. The
bride has lived in Hastings several years.
She taught in the city schools for the
last three seasons Only relatives and
intimate friends of the couple attended
the wedding.
schmidt-Demme. sris
LONDON. Sept. H.-Mrs. whitney
pemme. daughter OF the late David whit.
ney. and Edward j. Schmidt, both of De
troit Mich, were married today in the
Presbyterian church on Belgrave square.
The ceremony was followed by wedding
breakfast at Claridge's, given by Mrs. Hon
OF Paris. sister OF the bride.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
Bee. september 81. 1909.
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Every day from TO 5 p. m Miss steen
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Second floor. s
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LITTLE PRICED
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

Bee Want Ads. Prodacs results.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
AbiIIty Should Be RewaFded.

The vast variety OF service under mn
nicipal management calls for scientific. or
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28

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