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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Mangum & Co. LETTER SPECIALIST
NEWS FOR THE ARMY.

Pursuant TO instructions OF Major General
A. ". Greedy commanding the Department
OF the Missouri the following, general
vene: october ~ at Fort u. A. Russell
Wyo., detail for the court, Major s. Nj
Foot, Artillery corps; captain Il. E. 'MAr-
Tenth cavalry; FIRST Lieutenants F. r.
pefunick, Charming z. Deaplane. Eleventh
ZiMsKi. Eleventh infantry, 4. Mci5ar,snG
artillery corps and B. ii. l.. Williams
Aruilery corps, judge advocate.
october 10 at Fort IeavenWorth Kan
detail for the court, Captains NJ. McISar
land, Eighteenth infantry; J. p. Harris.
artillery corps; Raymand Sheldon. sieh
vert Ninth cavalry; George f.. Kumpe.
Signal corps j. G.. T. Taylor, Eighteentn
well, Win F. Kutz, .. A. Gilmore EIgh-
teenth infantry and First Lieutenant W p
Gunster Eighteenth infantry, judge adj
october 10 at Forty Riley, Kan, detail
for the court, Major George II. Morgan
Ninth cavalry; Captain f. s Armstrong,
Ninth cavalry, George f. Hamilton Mini
cavalry; First Lieutenants S. r.. Pearson
Ninth cavalry; Charles @. Harvey, Second
cavalry +: Nj Jones, Ninth cavalry; L. T.
tenants II. J. Reilly, Second cavalry.
Charles Roemer, Artillery crops and First
Lieutenant J: w Moore Second cavalry;
! October % at Fort Des Moines Ia de.
tail for the court, Lieutenant Colonel &. II
L -
Deshon, Medical department.; Captain ID
McLeary, Second Lieutenants r. q BIIrIs.
sen, f. T. Dickinson and First Lieutenant
| cavalry. judge advocate.
! October "a at Fort d. 4. Russell, wyo.
I detail for the court, Majors Charles H
Greene, Tenth cavalry; Stephen M. Foote
Artillery corps; Captains r. J. Fleming
L. Il. Kroner, Tenth cavalry, H. L. Tre1
keld, Thirtieth infantry; Firsts Lieu,
| tenants +. r. Stone, L. p Rucker. Tbir.
| tieth infantry r. w Fonda, w. A Cornell
I A. L. Phillips o. c. TroXel. Tenth cavalry
! L. s. Ryan, Artillery corps; Second Lieu.
| tenant 5. w. Cook, Tenth cavalry an(
| Captain T. +. Merrill, Artillery corps
| judge advocate. The officers OF The Tbir
| tieth infantry and Tenth cavalry are al
| rected 10 return TO their proper station,
| upon the completion Of their duties
| detachment of six men OF the sigma
| corps at Fort Omaha has just completed
| the installation OF new telephone system
\ at Fort Crook.
Leave OF absence for fifteen DAYS hai
| been granted Second Lieutenant w
| Alfonte Eighteenth infantry
| Captain II. w. Powell OF the Twenty
! fifth infantry from FL Paso, Tex, was al
/ army headquarters visitor Thursday eI
| route TO Niobrara reservation.
| Major j. ". Arrassmith, Fifteenth in
1 fantry, was visitor at army headquarter
/ Thursday en- route 10 the Philippines
i Second Lieutenant William a Alforth
4 Twelfth infantry, was an army had
quarters visitor Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
PROMOTIONS FOR CADETS
Advances Recommended by Com
mandant of High school
Battalion, Ignoring Frats.

Principal Waterhouse or the high school
has handed Superintendent Davidson list
of promotions made by Commandant Stogs-
dali of the high school battalions. In line
with the policy of the Board of Education,
as recently announced and later discussed,
promotions were not made in cases where
1t was known the pupil was member of
a Greek Letter society. The list of promo
tions follows:
Officers of the Battalion-First lieutenant
and quartermaster, Arthur Wakeley; first
lieutenant and commissary, Theron VOL
verton; sergeant major Harris Vance; band
lieutenant, Cecil Bergman; band lleuten-
ant John Brain3 hospital corps lieutenant,
Lee Johnson; signal corps lieutenant, Clyde
Simpson.
Company A-Captain, Harry Ryan; lieu
tenant, Harry Parsons lieutenant, Harry
White; first sergeant. Roy Brownell; SER
geants, Hiram Burns, Ralph Hewitt Will
Prentiss.
Company B--Captain. Edward Wotowa;
Lieutenant. Richard Murphy; first sergeant,
Merle Howard; sergeants, Guy Wood, John
Peterson; corporal, Robert Mackey
Company C-Captain, Lewis Sweet; lieu
tenant, Louis Halter; first sergeant, Harry
Cockrell: sergeants, Alvin Livingston.
Ralph Wood, Alfred Montgomery, Rail
Buddenburg: corporal. Frederick Mcconnell.
Company D-Captain, George II. Graham;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

to Box "a, Washington. d. C., and adds
Under no circumstances give any in
formation to anyone concerning my ad-
dress or my II ALL" Another dated Jam
uary 2, 1905, directed the postmaster to
deliver any kilograms addressed to her in
care OF the general delivery, to Rev r.
Lawrence Hunt. 129 Lexington avenue New
York City. In letter dated March 81.
1905. she asks the postmaster to continue
sending her mail to Box q, land ignore
any other directions or any inquiries from
Mr.. Bassett or any other" In June OF
the same year is an order to deliver her
mail to the bearer Rev. e. Lawrence
Hunt" There was number of other let
tiers relating to her mail, bearing requests
that her address be kept secret
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
SHERMAN CHANGES HANDS
Fashionable Flat Building is sold Ia
Capitalist from Central
Iowa.

The Sherman fats at tine corner OF Sher-
man and Madison avenues have been sold
by the Eastern Realty company to MI.
Hahne, a capitalist of central Iowa, for
$4,000. Mr.. Hahne has been looking around
for investment and has decided on Omaha
as a good place 10 put his money. The
Sherman was built in 1898 and has never
had a fiat vacant for a month since its
erection. The transaction was made
through the Payne Investment company.
The same company has sold for NeIs
Hollenborg three houses at the northeast
corner OF Twenty-sixth street and Patrick
avenue to Mrs Eugenia Earle. The con-
sideration was 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

lieutenant Stanley Letovsky; first sergeant,
barley Holbrook; sergeants, Louis Day,
Ernest Ramsdale, Oscar Ellison, Ralph
Sweeley Sam Carrier.
Company E-Lieutenants Bernard Pfeif-
fer Joseph FinlaySon; first sergeant, Ralph
Doud; sergeants. L. Hawthorne Daniel
Ralph Peters.
Company F-Captain, Carroll Burkhard ;
lieutenant, Albert Brogan; first sergeant
George Brown; sergeants, Allan McDon-
aid. Randall Curtis, Robert Schenck; cor
poral Vaughn Bacon, Fred Meyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
A Quick and Safe Ecmedy for Bowel
Complaints.

Twenty years ago Mr.. Geo. W. Brock dis
covered that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was a quick and
safe cure for bowel complaints. Dur ng
all Of these years" he says, Il have used
1t and recommended 1t many times and the
results have never yet disappointed me-"
Mr.. Brock is publisher Of the Aberdeen
(Md) Enterprise
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

continues good II can be under roof by
January I, which is two months earlier
than the date agreed on. Even with a con-
siderable amount of unfavorable weather
it Is expected to get the roof on by Feb
ruary ].
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Announcements of the Theaters.

Walker Whiteside viii close his engage
ment at the Boyd with matinee this
afternoon and a performance this evening
Of The Magic Melody" an interesting
drama that is being presented in faultless
style. 1t has the commentator OF all who
have seen 1t and is worth watching
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

The Capital City Brick and Pipe COM
pany which has the general contract for
the construction Of the II. Z. Smith build
ings on Ninth street, reports work Is pro-
crossing rapidly now aud the south build
ing probably will be finished long before
ia HEs set In the contract II the weather
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

proportions as to interfere with the pro-
gram. In fact the council voted by a ma
jorty ballot to allow another estimate of
1925 before a brick had been laid This
estimate was unwillingly presented by the
engineer and it was just as suddenly re-
considered as presented on that the con-
tractor. Hugh Murphy. ceased all work on
the street. and at that point the contract
lies unfulhlled.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
WOmdn'S
Health

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and red lips are her nature
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OF animation, low spirits and
weak nerves may be avoided by
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confidence OF every woman.
Again and again they have
proved to be invaluable at those
recurring times when so many
women feel debilitated and suf-
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and depression. 1t is wonderful
the way these pills assist Nature
and relieve the suffering.
Every woman who values
health and good looks should
become a user of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

News: Bedonini, the comedian and mis-
dog; Ferry in his stunt called Ferry in
Fairyland'; Hates brothers, eccentric ac-
robats, and the new kinodrome pictures.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

The last two performances OF the fine
bill on at the Orpheum this week will be
given matinee and night today The cur
tain will rise at s:l5 sharp tonight.
Next week, starting Sunday matinee. a
very remarkable bill is promised. Mile.
rherese REM. the world-famed equestri-
enne, and her two beautiful white stations
-Conversano. from the royal stables.
Vienna, and Wineton. the Arabian-top the
roster. May Boley aud THE Polly Girls. "
a bevy Of pretty and saucy cutups. in a
lively musical comedy idea by Richard
Garlic; Edith Helena. the marvellous So
prano possessing the greatest range OF any
living singer, will be heard. Others are:
o. T. Fisks and Nellie MeDonough In GOOD
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

The coming of Dorothy Gale and her
heifer to the Boyd is an event that al
ways interests people. The Wizard of
Oz' has been the most popular Of all mu-
steal extravaganzas-at the Boyd on Sun
day evening and stays over until after
Tuesday, with a matinee Tuesday after
noon. Seats are now on sale at the box
office.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Not n Brick Is Laid.

About half OF the material of the paving
is lying along the street, but not brick
has been laid. The contention Of the
promoters OF the indictment is the council
acted Illegally in allowing the estimates in
advance. provided such can be shown to
be the case. 1t is also said that evidence
will be made Of the fact that in the esti-
mates allowed there was no reservation of
the per cent stipulated in the contract be-
tween the city and Mr.. Murphy The
mayor and council are not lacking in many
friends who have confidence in their good
intentions in trying TO settle the wretched
problem of the Missouri avenue paving.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Winter Visitors Week End Excur-

On Saturdays and Sundays during the
winter the Chicago Great Western railway
VIII sell tickets to points in Iowa at half
tariff rates. The rates also apply in oppo-
site direction, enabling your friends to re-
turn your visit. Ask ]. A. Ellis, General
Agent, 1872 Farnam St. for information.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
work on NJ. e. smith Building.

Omega OIL II Good for Any Pain
that can be reached externally. Trial lOc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

The closing performances OF Held by
the Enemy will be seen at the Burwood
this afternoon ana evening. On Sunday
afternoon the first performance OF Mr..
Smooth" the bill for the new week, will
go on.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
TINE FOR OMAHA TO ACT
Business Man Sounds Alarm on Matter o
Army Headquarters Removal
CALLS ATTENTION OF NEED FOR WoRF
Presidents determination to Change
other Department Lines Arouses
Concern of Men I'm This
Section.

"The determination of the president TO
change the divisional lines OF the Military
Division of the North. with headquarters
at Chicago instead OF at ST. Louis. and
like change in the lines of the Military
Division OF the Southwest and transferring
the headquarters from Oklahoma City to
St Louis. will have an important enect on
the Department Of the Missouri, as now
constituted" said business man Friday
morning, who is familiar with the condi-
lions in the military departments of the
west. THE result will be that the state
of Kansas, with its magnificent posts of
Forts Leavenworth and Riley, will be
transferred TO the ST. Louis division and
would not be in the least surprised to see
the Headquarters of the Department of the
Missouri transferred to Des Moines. The
danger of such a thing is extremely i'm
minent for two reasons. one being that
Kansas City has long fought for the head
quarters of this department. but has been
unable ever to land the prize. With the
enlargement of Fort Des Moines TO q
brigade post, which is going to be done,
/ CONGRESSMAN Hull, who is chairman of the
! committee on military affairs in congress
and one of the most influential men in
! congress will leave no stone unturned to
| secure department headquarters for Des
Moines.
Apathy of Omaha.
The second danger lies in the apathy
! of Omaha people in thinking that as de-
partment headquarters have been main
! tanned here so long there is no possibility
! OF their removal. They will awake some
morning and ind they have been sleeping
on their rights and opportunities. The inn
/ portance of a department headquarters to
Omaha is incalculable and the army
through the headquarters officials here has
heen the very heaviest buyer Of all kinds
| of Omaha products. The question is one
of serious Importance to the city and the
business interests OF the city through the
Commercial club. OF which 1 am a member,
should get busy Immediately. / simply Of
fer the suggestion that now Is the time TO
get busy
General Greedy, who is now in the city,
is and always has been warm friend OF
Omaha. He is in command of the North
en Division and will soon transfer his
headquarters TO Chicago. l do not know
what authority he could have in the
premises, n any, but do know that Omaha
has a loyal friend in General Greedy"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

With greatly increased facilities to handle our
enormously growing business we have prepared an
exceptionally large and extensive showing in all
styles and fabrics of Mems Fall Underwear. You
will find only the better kinds, such merno, wool,
cashmere, worsteds mercerzed, silk plated, cotton
ribbed, feece-lined Every garment has the merit
of being this seasons product. There Is no shop
worn nor carried over merchandise In this depart
ment, nor in any other. That's big advantage
in buying at this store.
Mems Cotton Ribbed Form-Fitting Fall Weight
Cnderwear-fnished in the best possible ar
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

nos-ao~4z You want lots Of room in your
N0IIICU6nS -@Raincoat-want EN- long, too.
are guaranteed thoroughly
water proof and slightly for dress as
they're practical for rain. Lots of styles at
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-16
Mr.. Bryan's WILLINGNESS

lie would be a rude man who would
ask what are the growing things
which the peerless orator and always
receptive candidate has been fighting
Tor. As a matter of fact. have not
u" things lie has fought for been al
ways the things that looked as though
ihey might land him in office and has
ne NOT always been satisfied that they
We're growing? He was thoroughly
satisfied with free silver in 1906 aud
was only little less satisfied with
II III 1900 Doubtless the abandonment
OF hc Philippines To their own fate
or some other issue looks as saiisfnc-
tory To him now. If il isn't one thing
that he is fighting for It's another.
He was radical Barkis six aud len
Years ago Some kin,l Of Democrats
thinks that he is a conservative Bar.
kis now. He is and always was n will!
ing Baikis, however, New York Even
ing Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-16
LACK OF MONEY DELAYS
WORK ON CONNECTICUT
Last Penny Of Appropriation for
New BatlIehip Has Al
ready Been Used.
GIVES LOCAL YARD ADVANTAGE
Louisiana Will be Delivered Saturday,
While Government Yard Must Wait
Another Month at Least Before
Completing Its vessel-Negroes Re.
place Jap Servants.

AdviccS haze been received from
/ New York IN the effect that the navy
department has allotted Tho lasi penny
available FOR work On the hull of The
lbaitleship Connecticut, The SiStershir
To the Louisiana now nearing compile
| non ut the New York navy yard II
is now practically certain that work
on the vessels; hull will have 10 10 dis
| continued until after the naval bill,
Ipendin@ before the Senate has been
passed ANA signed By President Ruosc
welt. which will not BE- done until The
first Of ,Inne.
Only about $l0.G00 remained of The
original appropriation When Conslr,ir-
tor Baxter. experimenting the build
inS Of the Connecticut made out hi.;
acquisitions for the month of April. II
was recently stated that The balance
would hardly last longer thnn May IL.
instructions lave been sent 10 the
New York yard Ia taper off the force
on tho Connections TO conform 10 the
shrinking appropriation.
The lack Of available funds for com
plotting the Connecticut will cause a
delay ot from fifteen 10 thirty days in
her construction ana means hat the
Louisiana. building at the local ship
yard, will be completed ut least "a
month in advance of her. The l.oGisi.
ana was 80 per cent. completed on
May | and She will be- delivered 10
II" navy department AT the Norfolk
navy yard Saturday The vessel will
lie commissioned about two weeks
after she reaches the Norfolk navy
yard. Tho Connection, has already
cost something like $i00.O0O more
! han HE Louisiana, so The local ship.
yard will win the race against the
government yard in cost OF construc-
ton aud time of completing work
Both the Louisiana ami Connecticut
will join the Atlantic fleet the latter
part OF June and Tie government built
ship will be made the flagship of he
ilect No aliens will be employed on
the two ships as stewards aud ward
room servants. THESE jobs have heen
held by Japanese heretofore, Int III
The future they will be filled by ne
grOcs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-16

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-16
Work Begins Friday.

The work of rebuilding The old
church at jamestown Island will be
started Friday. The Society for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
has arranged 10 have the church
restored. The Religious Herald, the
leading BAPTIST publication of tie
state opposes the building of the
church because II is to be consecrat-
ed by Bishop.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-16
WORK OF lNcENDlARY.
Lighted Gas in Closed Of Vacant
Store Room.

Some miscrcan turned on ana
lighted the gas where a meter had
been removed in a closet underneath
q stairway in an unoccupicd frame
building on Warwick avenue near
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last night. The burning gas made a
brilliant light, attracting the hitcn-
ton of people ON the street in lime
To proven Il serious blaze.
The East End engine company re-.
spondcd TO an alarm and an rxtin-
gnisher was used to subdne The
flame until the gas could be turned
of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-16
Address to Electrical Workers

Mr. Dial" Smith, of The district
o"'ncii of electrical workers IL At
lantn, Ga, will delier IN address, to
electrical workers at a pnbuic meet.
Ing TO b" he'd at the Central Labor
Union hall tomorrow evening. Mr..
Smith is here in connection with the
strike of the telephone lincman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-16

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Democratic Primary Today Attracts
No Especial Interest.
COMMENT UPON CHANGE IN PLAN
Some Think City Committee Exceeded
Its Authority and Appeal to Head
quarters May be Made-List Of Pros.
pectlve Aldermen and counciImen.

The Democratic primary for the
election Of four candidates Tor III"
beard of aldermen ANA eight Tor thc
common council hc%ins This morning
II O'Clock. II Is expected that there
will be less than 500 votes cast, so
there viii be no danger nf crowdinG
at the polls. The polls viii close nj s
O'Clock tonirh; ana returns from all of
the wards should BE- in when The com
mittcc meets At 10 O'Clock al the city
hall.
There was grca, deal Of comment
yesterday upon The action of the city
committee Monday night in amending
section 10 OF the primary plan 50 as To
compel all persons participating in the
Urinary 10 vote for Two candidates Tor
The council Some say that tile com
mitt"r exceeded it's authority in adopt
ing such an amendments and il certain
candidates lose today il is probable
that the State committee will he
called upon 10 settle an appeal
Following is Il list Of Tie candidates
whose names appear on the ticket.
First ward.
Board Of aldermen i. w Robin.
son; common c0uiicil-.I r. I1allcli.
tine, T. l. Ford. Il. w Huffman. NJ. ".
Gayle and j. J. Ch"a,lln.
Second Ward
BOARD of aldermen II wolknr
nr. Il. Lee robinson. common connect
-E. Morgan, NJ s, Ll.wullvn ernest
G. Cox and j II. lIalcs
Third Ward.
Board of aldermen a. T.. l'urcher;
common council-W ~ W,shhiun
G. Wallace ana G. n NJ nrynu
Fourth Ward.
Board Of aldprmcn--I Winston
Read; common conncil-R I.rr Davis
w. Il. I.iyezcy. G. + lIundlny md
t. !. Boiling.
Judges and Clerks.
nc lnnses ana clerks Tor the pri'
,sj,st m,r, \ uro, ~
b Colonnn iudpcs cbnrln, Sih,nv
clerk.
second wafh John ll"pass and w.
XII, '"''f''H' ~ ~ i'"' rs
Third wnrd--A v Nihh,tt ami
j. Roberts, judges; ". l. Rayf;eld
clerk
.s, ~ wu ;i'',, y ri"nlmer ana -
clerk,