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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-01-11

The great American family, subject Of
King Edward, nor n citizen Of the Phil
ippines. Literally, he is a man without
a country. and presumably must remain
so until final citizenship papers are is
sued to him in the states.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-01-11
Boodler's Freedom Not Happy.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Jan Sit was n
sad homecoming for Edmund Hersch,
the first of the ST. Louis boodlers TO re-
turn from the penitentiary at jefferson
City. Deserted by friends and family
alike, he alighted from his train to find
only one man to greet him. His wife
had obtained divorce while he was in
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-01-11
VARICOCELE.
Impairs Vitality

Iwant every man afflicted with Varis
cocele, Blood Poison, Nervo-Vital De.
bility, or allied troubles 70 come to my
Office, where ! will explain to him my
method of curing these diseases. in
vite in particular all men who have be.
come dissatisfied with treatment else.
where. will explain to you why you
have not been cured, and will demon
strate to your entire satisfaction why
can cure you safely, quickly, and per.
manently. MY COUNSEL WILL
COST YOU NOTHING, BUT NY
CHARGES FOR A PERFECT CURE
WILL BE REASONABLE AND NOT
MORE THAN YOU WILL BE WILL.
ING TO PAY lCR THE BENEFITS
CONFERRED. WILL DO BY YOU
AS I WOULD WANT YOU TO DC
BY ME IF OUR CASES WERE
REVERSED.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-01-11

prisons, 1t can BIO
set down as a fact
that Russia in deal
ing with her COM
mon, everyday pris-
oners Is not at all
inhuman as a rule.
But when it comes
to her political
prisoners she is al
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-01-11
LADIES

ANIES IF you are suffering from persistent
LNDiIS Headache, Painful Menstruation,
Uterine Displacements, Pains in Back, and feel
If it were impossible for you to endure your
troubles and still be obliged to attend to your
household and social obligations, give the
Doctor a call. He will cure you If you trust your
self to his care. great many have taken treat.
rent of this Specialist, end he refe- You to
those who haI5 been Led by him.
Thousands c red at home by CORES poldeIce
lte secrecy in all profess cnal dealings. address
d S.cent stamp for list of questions and pamphlet.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-01-11
HAVE LITTLE HOPE.
FATE OF RUSSlA'S POLITICAL
PRISONERS.
Political Exi1cs Worst Used of All,
and Death Seems Preferable to
Their Miserable Existence They
Frequently Try Suicide.

Stripped Of all the sensational fea-
lures which writer's in the past have
penned about Russian prisoners and
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-01-11

What has become of the old fash
Toned child who was taught Pretty
IS as pretty does"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
BUSY EVENING FOR BURGLARS
Three Houses Broken Into EARLY Last
Night and Money and Jeweiry
Taken.

The last hours OF the waning year were
prolific of reports of HOUSEKEEPING IN
Omaha, the burElariOus persons taking ad-
vantage of the absence. of families from
their homes, attending New Years eve
dinners with friends. So far as known
three houses were broken into and valua-
bles taken between the hours of I o'clock
and midnight.
The home of G.. w. Johnston, BOP Dodge
street was broken into some time between
and $50 O'Clock ana articles valued at
about $500 taken The family returned to
find that a window had been opened with
Jimmy, and esarch revealed the fact
that Swiss watch, diamond ring, two
brooches and other jewelry, including a
Shriners pin, also $3.50 in cash were miss
ing.
Mrs Kittie Sprague. 1910 Dodge street,
reported to the police that a burglar had
entered her house during the evening and
taken s2l15 in cash and some articles OF
tewelry.
The residence of q. w. Garlach, PA
South Thirtieth street, also visited
by a thief about S:45 o'clock and a lady s
gold watcn taken. The burglars succeeded
in getting away without detection in each
case and no clews held as to their
identity.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
TRIBUTE TO CALIFORNIANS
Alfred DarIow Praises the People for
Their Splendid Qualities as
Entertainers.

While newspaper men who made the re-
cent trip on the new Los Angeles Limited
are paying well applied tributes TO the
Union Pacific In general and Alfred OAR
low and e. l.. Lomax, their special hosts.
In particular Mr.. Darlow, on his return
from the Pacific coast, takes occasion to
express his opinion of the people of south
ern California.
Their entertainment of our party was
superb said Mr.. Darlow. II do believe
they are the most cordial and courteous
and hospitable people l ever came in con-
tact with. 1t seemed they couldn't do
enough for US and their kindness came SO
spontaneously that one could not but feel
the genuineness of the welcome they ex-
tended. Everywhere we went it was the
same thng-favors heaped upon us. At
Riverside the Chamber of Commerce had
prepared an elaborate banquet for our party
but a wreck on another railroad made II
necessary for us to forego this pleasure
At big, beautiful, busting Los Angeles, a
city to be proud of, our hosts spent them
selves In our behalf. In automobiles we
were whisked over the city and throughout
its various suburban places of attraction.
| at the seaside, at the ostrich farm. between
Los Angeles and Pasadena, at Venice, in
fact everywhere. Pasadena, than which
there is no prettier spot anywhere, seemed
to make its special object that Of trying 10
Guido what its big sister city had done. All
so cordial, all so kind, courteous and so
magnanimous-I am sure I speak for the
entire party when / say the people OF south
ern California are as hospitable as people
could be. San Pedro did its part and if we
had ever reached Avalon I guess we never
would have left. for they had a magnificent
! Semi-annual clearance sale begins Tues
day morning at O'Clock, See yesterday $
ad. Benson & Thorno's Lilliputian Bazaar
| banquet prepared. But you know the
winds kept us away from the Catalina
islands That cordlality to strangers and
spirit of intense loyalty for their state
and respective cities so dominant among
the people of that fair land is one thing
that is making 1t the great place 1t is"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
BRECKENRIDGE HAS NEW POINT
Ruling in Iowa Anti-COmpact Case Is
Regarded in Favor of National
Supervision.

Attorney Ralph w Breckenridge is in
Chicago attending the meeting of the
standing committee on insurance OF the
American Bar association. OF which he is
chairman. OF the meeting and its possible
results the Record Herald says:
Mr.. Breckenridge is one OF the leaders in
the movement for national supervision of
insurance, and claims that the recent de-
clsion OF the supreme court of the United
States in the Iowa anti-compact case
should be of great assistance to it,
The principal constitutional argument
against federal supervision has been that
the supreme court has declared that in
surance is not commerce. Mr. Brecken-
ridge has pointed out several instances
where the contrary was held although the
question was not directly raised In the
Iowa decision insurance was held TO be
a commodity, and the supreme court sus-
tains this, also declaring that insurance
companies are possible rivals i'm trade
Mr.. Breckenridge holds that II insurance
is a commodity in Iowa it is a commodity
everywhere, and II insurance companies
are possible rivals in trade" as the de-
cision declares. nothing binders congress
from exercising its power under the con-
stitution TO legisate upon the subject
Mr.. Breckenridge has been asked to ap.
pear before the house and senate com.
mittees on interstate commerce early next
year TO discuss the constitutional phases OF
insurance as commerce
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

p. Kjeca of Holdrege is at the Merchants.
Frank r. Miller Of Lincoln is at tho
Paxton.
Ben NJ. Stretch Of Eagle, Neb is a guest
at the Murray hotel.
Nebraskans at the Millard: Austin Hone
well. Tekamah William Kirby and wife
Sterling. "'
M l.. Munger of Lincoln, representing
the Harding Creamery company is spend :
ing his New Years among the tall build
ings
]. NJ. Rosenberg of Lincoln. e. H. Mason
OF Bloomfield and c. ID. Nesbit of Chadron
were state arrivals at the Her Grand yes
terday.
Mrs NJ. r. Douglas who has been in Il
very critical condition from the effect OF
an operation for appendicitis for the past
four days, is in fair way to recovery.
Mrs. Paul Grossman has returned from
Germany, and is making her home at the
Grossmann residence again. She is in fairly
good health and Is at home to her friends
J. II. Mithen of r. c. Peters & Co. has
returned from the east after an absence
of three weeks. While in Boston he
qualified as a real estate expert and gave
testimony for the plaintiffs in the case OF
Calm against Wallace, in which local peo-
pie are interested.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
Announcements of the Theaters.

The New Years attraction at the Boyd
is one of the best things Of the season so
far, "Strongheart," the DeMlle play In
which Robert Edcson has made such a hit.
II was a genuine sensation in New York
last season and has been the most talked
of play in recent years. AS the young
Indian college man, who is required TO
solve "A number of perpleXing questions
concerning himself Mr. Edeson has proven
himself even better actor than was
thought, and has achieved a character
creation above that of Clay, the engineer
in Soldiers Of Fortune" Miss Roland
who is his leading lady, has also won for
herself much glory in the play. The COM
pany is a good one, and the whole pro-
duction is well thought Of. The first per
Torrance will be given this afternoon and
the engagement will last till after Wednes
day night with a matinee on Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
DR.. HYDE EARLY IN FEBRUARY
Local Committee Desires to Get Noted
Irishman Here sunday Even
ing, February 4.

A meeting was held Sunday Of the COM
mittee of Omaha Irishmen which is ar
ranging for the coming of Or. Douglas
Hyde, president of the Gaelic Leage Of
Ireland The local committee has been
offered two dates on which DR.. Hyde can
be here, February . or 3, but would prefer
to have him appear n Omaha on the even
ing Of Sunday, February 4. There Is a
possibility that 1t can get him for the
preferred date and II possible the Boyd
is to be secured for the occasion.
The general committe will meet at 1880
this morning at the Office OF c. ]. Smyth
to name subcommittee on hall, tickets,
subscriptions and press and printing
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
FIRST ARREST OF THE YEAR
Robert william Brought in Mt 1890
by PatroIman Fnhey and slated
for IntoxicatiOn.

Robert William, a laborer holds the
doubtful honor of being the first man to
be arrested and locked up in the Omaha
city Jail for the year 1906. Exactly at 1873
o'clock this morning Williams was brought
into the station in charge of Officer Fahey
and was greeted by those present as No. l.
and wished happier new year than the
first few moments portended. He was
arrested at Thirteenth and Farnam streets
by Patrolman Mccarthy, who found him
lying in "A doorway asleep. He was locked
up on the charge of allowing his means
of celebrating the newborn year to get
the best of him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
Two victims OF HoIdup Man.

As John Goettsche 2452 South Nineteenth
street, was approaching the corner Of
Twenty-frst and CASTELAR, streets with his
wife and baby at 7:l5 O'Clock last night, he
saw a holduD man in the act Of going
through the pockets of a victim. The two
espied each other at the same moment, and
the robber abandoned his man and APP
preached Goettsche. placing his hand to his
hip pocket and demanding his money.
GOettsche compiled, the robber securing s.
and bunch of keys when he ran to Mar
tina street and disappeared, Goettsche then
notified the police. The first victim of the
holdup man proved 10 be a young man
named John Nightingale, who lost Is cents
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
GALE DELAYS OCEAN VESSEL
Curmnnia Unable TO Land at Queens
town on Account of Terrific
SeEs.

QUEENSTOWN, Ireland, Dec 3l.--A
fierce easterly gale has been blowing off
Queenstown since last night, accompanied
by a terrific sea. The Cunarder Carmania
arrived off the FORT at : o'clock this morn
ing, but it is obliged to ride out the gale
off Daunt Rock lightship, near the mouth
of Cork harbor, and must remain outside
until tomorrow morning. A heavy mail and
twenty passengers are awaiting the Car
mania, which sailed from Liverpool yester-
day for New York and was due TO leave
Queenstown today.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
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DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills always cure
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
"Around the Town" Mt the krug.

Whatever may have been the merits or
dement's of the people on the stage Mt the
Krug theater Sunday, their efforts did not
fail to meet the approval of the audience.
expressed in no uncertain manner The
production was the opening performance
Of around the Town" by Charles a Muir
ray and Ollie Mack and company. While
the billboards and announcements would
give the impression that Murray and Mack
are the whole thing" i'm the show. such
is proved 10 be by no means the case for
all through the comedy individual stars
are popping up, giving as much light and
entertainment as the two leaders This
can be pointed out as one of the commend
able features Of the production. New
things are sprung on the audience every
few moments by different members Of the
troupe and after it would seem that the
resources must be exhausted at last in
comes an excellent male quartet, which
the audience would not let go without re-
peated encores. The chorus work is not
only well executed, but there Is a change
in IL from the old worn-Out methods of the
last several years. A feature introduced /.
the swinging chorus" in which the mem
bers carry out q practical illustration OF
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
How to Cure n Cold.

The question of how to cure cold with
out unnecessary loss of time is one In
which we are all more or less interested,
for the quicker cold Is gotten rid of thu
less the danger of pneumonia and other
serious diseases. Mr. B. w. L. Hall OF
waveIly, Va, has used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for years and says: II
firmly believe Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy to be absolutely the best preparatio
on the market for colds. I have recon-
mended 1t to my friends and they all agree
with me-"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
"Tbe Marriage of Kitty at the Boyd.


Jules Murry's comedy company, of which
1.-The Marriage of Kitty" twice at the Boyd
yesterday and evidently greatly amused
both audiences. The piece has many humor-
Gus situations, even though absurd, and
affords ample opportunity for good, health
full laughter. The principal feature is
! levity, of course, but it's levity without
! any evident intention of concealment, so
| nobodys the loser. Harrison J. Wolfe is
| the next in magnitude to Miss Johnson, and
| it must be said he is decidedly funny in
| his grotesque imitation of an English
heir. Kitty-that is Miss Johnson-takes
the part of missi link In the chain of
| a commercial matrimonial transaction, be-
comes married to Sh Reginald Belslze-
! that's Mr. Wolfe-without becoming his
wife. This paradoXical sphere she essays
| to fill a means of enabling Sir Reggie
! to tie up to another, Nine. De Semiano,
| which character is represented by Elsie
Baird, that thereby the madame may con-
meet up with the major portion of Reggies
| pile Reggie, in the meantime gets dragged
| fierce and unusually robust person from
Peru Now it happens that the woman
Reggie really marres, but for year does
not live with, is decidedly too much in
| looks for one of Reggies sort to withstand,
! so when Reginald gets tangled up in the
| snares of her beauty the gong sounds and
| the madame is out of the running. Frank
| lin Hall takes the part of John Travers, a
lawyer who tries to negotiate this money
marriage deal.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
ECHO OF THAT FAMOUS TRIP
st. Paul Newspaper Nan Pays Tribute to
Union Pacific,
ALSO HANDS ONE TO LoMAx AND DARLow
Asks what Can Poor Man DO when
He IL Guest of such Magnani-
nous Host RS Great
Railroad.

]. NJ. Hawks OF the St. Paul Dispatch.
men that recently enjoyed the hospitality
Of a special car to the coast and back as
guests of the Union Pacific, is printing a
series of articles in the Minnesota parec
relative to the experiences of the trip. OF
Messrs Darlow and Lomax Mr.. Hawke
writes as follows in his first article
On the train with us were our two
indefatigabe cicerones, Alfred Darlow, all
passenger agent, Union Pacific Railroad
company. mot railway company. while
other railway men came and shone with Y
luster more or less intense, and disap-
peared.
Darlow and Lomax-Lomax and Darlow
both possess that inexhaustible patience
that would distinguish them in the min
istry, had they chosen that trying pro-
brethren of the Union Pacific railroad
answered questions, all day long busted
themselves in the duties incident to tho
initial trip of the Los Angeles Limited
equal to any duty and solicitous that each
man in the party should be happy
Their duties were, indeed heavy, heavier
than one might have supposed 1t had been
petition of more than 400 miles, to as
semble newspaper men from the various
cities of the country, and then to set In
At Pasadena we stood Darlow and IO-
max side by side in the roadway leading
up to the Raymond hotel told them to
look pleasant and had Stinson OF Cheyenne
turn his camera on them while we yelled
certain slogans which had come into use,
Everybody Works but Lomax' and The
time Is easy Good fellows, faithful
friends, capable Ciccrones, always loyal
to the great Union Pacific Railroad com
pany their employer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
Vaudeville at the Creighton-orpheum.

This weeks bill at the Orpheum pre-
sents the greatest bunch of single handed
entertainers offered at one time this sea-
son, no less than three who work alone"
appearing on the program. And each one
of the three makes good. j. II. Cullen,
the man from The west" has a brand
new outfit of little ditties which he sings
to we'll known airs, and each of which is
his own arrangement of words to drive
home some good idea All are funny, and
Mr.. Cullen was warmly welcomed and
much applauded for his efforts yesterday.
Edwin Latell is a survivor from a bygone
day of negro minstrelsy, but it mustn't be
inferred from this that he has not kept
up to the minute in his work He has
twenty-five minutes for his act, and is
doing something all the time to please the
people out in front. His music is good
his qups are comical, and his whole act
is a hit. His exposition of the musical
possibilities of the banjo is a revelation
Mirzl Won Wendl is the third of the
single acts. She is a strikingly hand
some woman, who sings Tyrolean songs in
a sweet voice and yodels like a bird Dixon
and Anger are a pair of cross-iire con-
versationalists whose work is greeted by
roars of laughter. Les Elconas, a pair Of
comedy acrobats, do some funny stunts.
and some that are very difficult, and in a
way that marks them finished aero
bats. The Okabe troupe of japanese per-
formers shows a great improvement over
what We thought was excellent work when
they wYe here last Some new feats of
hand balancing are shown, one or two
reaching very near to the limit OF muscular
possibility i'm the way Of agility and
strength. Matthews and Manning are
quite natural in their act, which they call
1.-The transformers" The knodrome pic-
lures are unusually good specimens of the
art A special matinee will be given today
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
Harry B. Davis. undertaken. Tel 1224.
Cut G1ass-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
symphony Concerts,

The first of series of two symphony
concerts by the Omaha Philharmonic
orchestra will take place Monday. January
20, at Boyds theater. The orchestra, COM
posed Of over fifty musicians has been I'M
der weekly rehearsal for over three months
and should be an attraction of interest to
all music lovers. Mr.. Joseph Calm will be
sOloist. Mr.. Alfred Muller, who has Henry
Kieser's old location on FarnRm street, Is
business manager, and any information as
TO tickets may be had there.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
At THE PLAY HOUSES
care You Manson" ut the Burwood.

"Are You n Manson" ut the BurwoOd.
Are You a Mason is not exactly the
funniest farce ever written or adapted. yet
the stock company at the Burwood pro-
duced many laughs at the opening perform
auce Sunday. This piece which owes its
motive power to "Prevaricuton,' the first
step removed from Mistaken Identity.
or The Favorite Theme of the Farce Com
edy Playwright" is many degrees different
from THE Christian given with signal
success last week. From ddactic melo-
drama of the higher class and efforts to
bring emotional effects and tears, the
actors are transferred TO an atmosphere
which is very light, airy and inconsequen-
tial indeed But 1t is an excellent oppor-
tunity to display versatility and no MEM
Der of the cast is found wanting
Mr. Morrison is stlll suffering from the
severe cold and loss of voice that required
him to surrender the role of John Storm
to Mr.. Simpson the latter part of the
week Mr.. Simpson did eXcclently consid-
ering the time he had FOR learning the
long and trying part. This week Mr., Todd
steps into the breach and as Frank Perry.
the good fellow who tries the Masonic
dodge on his wife to account for late hours,
shows ability as a comedian of no mean
order. It is entirely different from work
he has done before yet he proves growing
powers OF adaptability.
Mr.. owen Is screamingly funny in a fe-
male impersonation that lasts the most
of two acts His lady is not one Of SUI
perior grace or beauty, but extremely
mrth-provolSing, having some trivial items
of attire and adornment, too, that top off
the business.
A hit is made by Mr. Fulton in the hui
morous character role of Travers-the kind
of effort for which he has been called
upon too seldom recently. Mr.. Schoneld
displays his skill very clcverIy in the Old
man characterization of Amos Bloodgood.
Mr.. Davies is very funny as John Halton
and Mr.. Simpson handles the part of
Ernest Morrison with grace.
with the women the most and best lines
fall to Mrs. Bloodgood, and Miss Ward
gives an altogether new ana able imper-
sonation to Omaha audiences. It is up TO
her to make a great deal of the fun and
she does. OF Miss Lang is demanded prln-
cipally ornamentation and feminine sweet
ness and OF course she more than meets
these requirements. Miss Davis is seen In
a character bit so well done that her own
relatives would not recognize her. Miss
Hill, Miss Hudson and Miss Snowden do
small but necessary parts satisfactorily.
A special matinee will be given today.
For the remainder of the week the bill
will run the same as usual with perform
ances every night and Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday afternoons.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01

the song by gliding out over the audience
on beflowered swings lit UP with electric
lights. The piece will remain at the krug
until Wednesday evening, with special
matinee today and the regular matinee on
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01
LOCAL BREVlTlES

Tuesday morning the last jury panel for
the present term of court will report to
Judge Day to serve three weeks
Gaylord Wiltshire, a noted socialist orator,
Will deliver an address at Washington hall
on the evening of Tuesday. January 2.
The county commissioners are at present
busy making up the jury lists from which
court during 1906. The lists of the five
commissioners will aggregate about 1900
names.