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be at the coroner's once in the evening and
take charge OF the body,
NEXT BIG TRACT TO SETTLE
UncOmpahEre valley an Colorado VIII
BE Thrown Open Under
Irrigation Act.

The next large tract Of land to be opened
for settlement, under the nationa2 irriga-
ton act, will be the Uncompahgre valley
in Colorado. Here the government has
been driving a tunnel six miles long to
connect the Gunnison and the Uncom-
pahgre rivers, and its completion is prom
Used by the fall of 1906 one hundred and
hfty thousand acres of land, now arid.
lying in the valley Of the UncOmpahgre
river will be made into productive farms
and orchards.
In the cover design Of a, folder issued to
give information to homeseekers about
this new land OF promise. Uncle Sam
appears in a new role, that OF the Goddess
OF Plenty, with the cornucOpia pouring
out riches, in the form OF a stream OF
water which flows down through and
makes fertile a vista Of farms and
orchards.
The folder, which is fully illustrated
describes at length the government works
the character and value Of the land to be
ton for intending settlers under the gov
ton for inaending settlers under the gov
eminent canals. II is issued for gratultous
distribution by the Denver g. Rio Grande
railroad. whose lines traverse the valley.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08
ELks Will ENTERTAIN STAGE
stag Social 10 Actors VIII he Com
Quoted on Elaborate Scale
Thursday Might.

Elaborate arrangements have been made
for a stag social which will be held by the
Elks m their lodge rooms Thursday even
ing. The social will be in honor OF the
members OF the theatrical profession play
ing at the theaters in Omaha and will be
presided over by Robert cowen. large
attendance and a most enjoyable evening
are anticipated.
The committee which has charge Of the
details for the entertainment OF the guests
IL composed Of Thomas Swift, W. /. kier'
stead and Carl Lang, while committed
consisting OF Carl Reiter. Frank Furay and
EXALTED Ruler William T Canada ha'
charge Of the stage arrangements.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08
CASIELLlNE CASE GOES ON
kaitrs Cruppi Tells of TribulatiOns o.
American Woman in France.
Gave MoNEY AND FORcED TO LIYE POORLY
Countess OHers Liberal settlement,
which is Rejected Because Count
wants All Debts Paid
by wife,

PARIS, Nov THE court room In the
palace OF Justice occupied by the tribunal
Of nrst instance OF the Seine, Judge Ditto
presiding WAS again crowded again today
when the hearing OF ne divorce suit
brought by the Count ss lie Castellane,
formerly Anna Could, against her husband,
Count Boni, was resumed. as., tav
Marti Cruppi Of counsel for the countess
reviewed the points he had covered last
week. referring to the reckless fashion In
which the court had spent millions OF the
countess money while allowing hor only
a niggardly few hundred francs monthly
for pin money on one occasion brutally
refusing TO Increase her allowance to 5000
a month. Counsel declared that the
proofs Of the counts inhdeHty and cruelty
contained IN the thirteen allegations
made last week wore sufficient to justify
a divorce without summoning witnesses
As evidence Of the countess generosity
counsel cited the agreement of 1898 BY
which Che counts father and mother
were guaranteed life income Of 5000
and $1,000 respectively and again laid
special stress on the countess intention
not to abandon the country of her adop-
ton, but to rear her boys as Frenchmen.
Maitre Cruppi then plunged directly into
the courts maneuvers since the divorce
proceedings were instituted, to reconquer
bic wifets affection.
B6ni Pleads with wife.
After the failure of the attempting at
arranging a Cancellation February /, when
the countess was granted the temporary
custody of her children, Count Boni began
Q Systematic campaign, writing to the
eountess letters filled with avowaIs Of
sincere repentance, SUPP locations for par
dom passionate words and professions OF
undying love. The counts letters de-
seribed his life as being wrecked and
said he was unable to live without her.
you have been my life he declared
in one OF his letters; your absence will
be my death. Take me back once more.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08

life. But Maitre Cruppi said he would
not pursue the matter unless compelled
to do so, and concluded with the claim that
his case had been made out and a glowing
appeal against calling witnesses, which, he
said would only bring disaster and ruin
upon others.
Maitre Cruppi made no, concealment Of
the fact that the countess aided her hus-
band in his electoral campaign last May.
Maitre Bonnet Of counsel for Count Boni
began his reply by describing the dreams
Of luxury Of a young American heiress
when she married French nobleman re-
suited in making the life of extravaganza
upon which she Cnteved quite natural to
her. Counsel then read an affectionate let
ter written by the countess to the count
excusing her inability to furnish funds be-
cause her brother George would not supply
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08
SLEEPY PORTER is CAUGHT
COIOred Man who SIumBers During
Theft Not So obIiviOus
After All.

Frank Walker. the colored porter Of a
barber shop at Thirteenth and Douglas
streets. who slept soundly while a burglar
ransaclSed the premises last Sunday night
and who was arrested the next day on thu
charge OF stealing SO from the cash drawer
after tho burglar had been arrested. was
sentenced to thirty days in the coInty fail
by Judge Crawford Wednesday morning
II was charged that Walker rified the cash
drawer and then literally RECALLED himgelf
and friends with numberless bottles OF
champagne with the proceeds
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08

the practicability Of such an institution.
Canon Bells plan included house OF
four or five rooms equipped with laundry,
nursery and rest room, bath room and
emergency room for the use OF families
in need of temporary shelter. The house
is proposed, for the use by women with
dependent children. to AFFORD a sanitary
and comfortable place for them to WORK
and comfortable shelter for children
under school age who would otherwise he
left unprotected at home during tho
mothers absence. In the evening the bath
room might be used by men.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08

1 will live only for you. Let me embrace
you and once more feel you in my arms"
and so on
On February %, the countess sent
cold rejoinder informing the count that
she had suffered too much and had lost
/ all affection for him and all confidence
! in his honor and veracity, concluding with
the statement that she found him dis
gushing"
The counts tone changed. The next
day he sent to the countess a letter in
which he upbraided her for being mad
woman actuated by hate vengefplness"
and saying that their children would some
day reproach her for her 'spitefulness."
But the count soon resumed writing love
letters to the countess. begging to be
allowed to see her and predicting that
he would soon die.
Letters and Cards.
The letters continued until the middle OF
September, when the count wrote that he
would not long survive, pleading 10 see
the countess and asking her at least to
grant him a supreme favor. saying IF
I am In danger come DO not let me die
alone like an abandoned dog
II was then, said Maitre Cruppi, that the
countess worn out with her husbands in
riNttilAgf NfoNtr aiAili NAASt poStdl NdEhSt
one OF which read;
MY response Is the refusal Of a respec-
table woman to see such libertine."
The wording Of the other postal cards
was equally emphatic, one reading:
DO not think ! am 50 stupAd s Nine.
X. imaeiu ~
The hasa POSTAL card was signed with
my profound scorn."
Continuing Maitre Cruppi declared that
the counts paternal rights would be amply
protected. The children will remain In
France and their father would have oppor-
tunitles TO see them and share in the d.
rection Of their education.
Offers to settle.
Counsel described the countess generous
offer to settle $4,000 year on the count
for life. which the latter rejected because
It did not include a full settlement of his
outstanding debts. He was offered $4,000
and 100000 to pay his personal debts. but
wanted $4,000 and the settlement OF all his
debts. ~
In making the OFFER Msitre Cruppi said.
the countess gave way to an impulse to
assume fitting existence for the father of
her children. but she now stood on her
rights. There was a fiutter OF excitement
Just before counsel closed his summing up,
when he referred to a forgery in the pos
session. of the other side, designed Ito
blacken the character" OF prominent at
torney and man conspicuous in public
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08

Among the features calculated to appeal
strongly to the women at the midweek
popular price matinee at the Orpheum this
afternoon is Margaret wycherly, the dis
tinguished protean actress who shows a
most wonderful versatility in the produc-
ton OF the one-act play, I'm Self Defense. Z"
The remainder of the bill sets a good
standard OF excellence and among others
Includes Ben Welch, who, It is generally
opined, il better than his brother. Joe
Weleh.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08
RATHER BE BAD THAN GOOD
Girl who Prefers siufuI IAfe Is
Sent 30 the Geneva ,a
Home.

Judge Sutton Wednesday morning go
Frances Williams to the Industrial school
for girls at Geneva, She has shown signs
Of waywardness and frankly admits she
would rather lead a sinful life than be
good. She told a story last Saturday In
juvenile court duplicating a young man
whom she identified, but her story was
doubted then. ir.r.u,.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08
LOCATION OF BOTTOMS HOUSE
Canon BELL and Others WnI Look
over District 90 select
site.

Inspired by the suggestion or Rev
Robert z. Fl. Bell Of Good shepherd :
Episcopal church before the social science
dspartment Of the Women's club Monday
afternoon that an Industrial settlement
he established somewhere IN the bottoms
district in the north end Of Omaha, repre-
sentatives OF the department and others
Nfl accompany Canon Bell Thurs
day afternoon on trip over that
district 70 ascertain the conditions and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08
Announcement. of the rheaters.

The jolliest of all musical plays that
have been seen in Omaha this season,
Coming Thro' the Rye" will return to-
night to Boyds for single performance
The company has been west as far as Den
yer, and on its way back east found an
open night that could be spared TO give
Omahans another chance to see the play.
There is no change In the company. 1t
includes the 1ame beauty chorus Of sixty
girls, the same comedians, headed by Frank
Labor and Stella AIayhew, who were here on
the previous visit. Ch
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08
nirths and Deaths.

The following births and deaths were re-
ported to the Board OF Health during the
Births-R Sleepy, 250e South Twenty
frst boy; Ellery II. Westerheld, 81 North
Fiftieth, boy; A. s. Pinto, SIC South Thir-
tieth, boy.
Deaths-Hattie e. Redheld. 1924 South
Seventeenth, ST. Ella e. scham, 4S23 Capitol
avenue, ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08

II is reported that MT, Haggerty for
merly had charge OF a parish In Wyoming.
but his excessive fonduess for drink was
the cause OF his removal. lie proved a
most traotable patient at St. Demands
hospital beyond the one attempt TO end
his life and was allowed all possible liberty.
All those who Identified the body were
reticent in dlyulgipg any information re-
garding the case and all refused 10 give the
real name Of the priest Il lie regarded
as certain be was not native OF Penn
syivana, Is was presumed by reason OF
the fact that be registered at the Bruins
wick hotel as coming from Scranton.
After his Identification had been made
positive by the testimony OF Or. OKeefe OF
ST. Bernard's hospital immediate prepare.
lions were made for an pnostenta tlouI
/ burial Someone az the hospitai telephonec
/ 10 Coroner Bradley and said a priest would
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08
published;


WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.--President Roose-
Welt arrived IN washington from Oyster
Bav this evening az 6:f6 O'Clock, lie was
ACCOMPANIED from New York by Secretary
Root. and as far as West Philadelphia by
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. the presidents sis
ter. Secretary Loeb also returned with the
president The trip from Oyster Bay wa
without Incident
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08
FOR THE OMAHA SCHOOL BOARD
Five Republican Members Returnea
by MaJOritieS OF 1890
and over.

Complete returns from the city elsrk'o
once show these totals for the members Of
the School board. the republican ticket be-
ing elected without a break a. originally
r,,bltshea.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08

This afternoon the first Of the souvenir
matlnees win be given at the Burwood.
The play.is the successful comedy, White
Horse Tavern" Every person attending 1t
who holds a lower floor seat will be pre-
scented with a photograph OF Grant simp-
son. Commencing Sunday afternoon the
bill will be by Right of sword" M
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-08
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Strobe biz 5lr Sreoerid.R oaO eta6li.
rem miro, ruO pertpeiien mir oae SSSt.
tereIientcn onf oie an5eige an an6erer
Stcae ocS 9latteS.
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IittJt Ourd) an5eige i'm ,Geutiden
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Die &ieierung BON $40 @intcr6elmen.
Niles NGberc beIogt sic g(nhonce an
an0ercr SteQe oeS glatteS.
Or. g om6 vel lit nit %ieiter "a.
mile bon ieinem Sommeraufent6olt
oni lilG6man'S SSInno 8uriidsefebrt.
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Wie 0oS WGrdler, oas Dem &inoe
Wor Dem Aug noriiberjiebt.
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gl8 OoS Serj 10 poa bon Slid.
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id ibr neutrality-suspicious., oos Tie Iit
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YBerten beoeiitet Sbrdncn" bat es
olio bod nod feline &idtisfeit!"
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