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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
Wind stenIa IN.
Jap COMMENT ON MESSAGE
Press of Islands Find Much to Praise
in Attitude Toward
Aaiatica.

TOXIC, Dec. 6t-Most of the papers here
highly eulogize President RooseveIt's atti-
tude toward the japanese as expressed in
his message. The Asahi is delighted that
the confidence reposed in the president has
been realized. 1t says:
"Ry his firm attitude. prompted by a
lofty sense of Justice. President Roosevelt
has added new luster to his already great
fame. 1t is to be hoped that true Amer
leans will unite in support of his righteous
policy
The Hochi praises President Roosevelts
attitude as just and impartial and is re-
joiced to find it in perfect accord with the
views OF the Japanese government. Pub
lie opinion here" 1t says, believes that
he must have been actuated by an exalted
| sense of patriotism to save his country from
dishonor by clearly defining the relative
power and authority Of the federal and
state governments
The jill is grateful that President Roose-
Welt has expressed exactly what the Japa-
nese would say. "They feel at ease" It de-
clares, "since the Japanese cause has been
placed In such a powerful hand"
The press is almost unanimous in con-
hdently expressing satisfactory solution
OF the San Francisco complications.
/ PARIS, Dec. 6.--AH the French newspa-
pers today publish editorials on President
Roosevelts message, unanimously select
| ing for comment his remarks upon the
Japanese situation as being most charac-
teristic Of the man" and praising the pres
idents courage. The general opinion can
be summed up in the words Of the Petite
! Republique, as follows:
His presentation Of the japanese ques-
ton was an eloquent feature Of the ad~
dress 1t constitutes a lesson in interna
| tional politics and shows that In order for
a nation to have the right to insist on the
proper treatment Of its own subjects
abroad 1t is necessary to begin according
similar treatment to foreigners at home.
| The president has spoken with courage,
regardless of popularity. He has per-
formed his duty as an American and as
| chief OF state"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
Stomach Suffers
Squander Millions
1n saarch of Rellef.

The world is fun of disordered stom-
achs and 80 per cent OF the money spent
upon phybicians and drugs goes in an
attempt 70 cure the stomach.
People are made TO believe that in order
20 gain health they must doctor their
stomaehs and use cathartics. SO the
doctor gets his fee for the stomach treat
ment and the druggist for the physic
until the savings Of A life time are eX-
hausted and yet 20 cure.
Let's be reasonable,
The sick stomach is in every case the
result of over-eating hurried mastication
and improper choice OF foods. The mucous
lining all the way down the food tract
loses It's sensitiveness, and when food is
forced down the muscles fail TO respond.
they DO not churn the food as they
ahould, The glands no longer give out
. gastric Juice TO dissolve the food and
render II capable Of assimilation. The
man has become a dyspeptic.
There Is one sure way and only one TO
bring positive relief. Put into that
stomach OF yours the very elements that
II lacks 70 set that food into liquid form
Il takes pepsin, dlastase, golden seal and
other fer1nents 20 accomplish this The
healthy stomach contains these elements
The dyspeptic stomach lacks part or ali
OF them. stuart's Dyspepsia tablet Il
made up Of just what the dyspepdc stom'
ach lacks--nature's digehtives.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are not I
medicine, not a drug, not catharuc
They do not cure anybody Of anything
, but sDyspepsia and Indigestion and such
ailments es arise from POORLY disestec
food. r
. while they digest the food the stomach
recuperates. The mucou. membrane II
I coming out OF It's stupor, no gastric juie'
h coming to the surface, iae muscles ar
3 reEaining heir power. Livery organ q
the body takes on new life, the skin gain
color, and .,he eyes are no longer tinge'
3 fRlth yellow You live.
" Why do3tbr ana why drug yourself
Stuart's DyspspEia Tablets viii take car
\ or your food while NataTe cares you
y Try a box at your dEnggists, 30 cents
sBUa56ds ION e8Il IoJ9Sd noA ~ &C
bnfore buylhg. send your name and al
dress toesys r. a, stuart Co, 60 stuai
Building, Marshall. Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
PRIVATE CONSISTORY of ROME
Pope Refers TO Condition of Church,
but Finds Pleasure in
Bishops.

ROME, Dec, 6.-At the consistory. which
was held today in place of the one pre-
viously planned, the pope recognized
eighty-four bishops, including the Most
Rev. James H. Blenk as archbishop OF New
Orleans: MOnslgnOr John b. Morris as
ooadjutor bishop Of Little Rock, Ark, and
Monslgnor Giuseppe Aversa, papal delegate
in Cuba as archbishop OF Sardi.
The most Significant appointments were
those OF ten new French bishops, which
were made without opposition on the part
OF the French government.
In his allocution the pope said that every
day the Increasingly sad storm Of vicissl-
tudes Is beating down on the church. in
volving great misery.
More than ever, now" the pontiff said,
'the church can be compared with a ship
buReted by the waves In the midst OF the
ocean. But our faith does not vacillate
IN the least Indeed, we are more than
ever sustained by our belief IN the efica-
cious assistance OF Christ. who, when the
time to succor us comes. will rise and com
mand the wind and sea to go down. 80
that the perfect tranquility 20 much de-
sired viii beam on us"
The greatest comfort OF Catholicism a.
the pope added. was the singrisr concord
which prevails throughout m epi,COpacy.
20 fully united 70 as. May Gsd make AL
/ Catholics conform TO these 1lost brilliant
examples OF their pastors.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
GET AN OVERCOAT
OF FLESH.
Protect Yourself Now From
the RaVaees of Winter.
Battle Creek Comes TO the
Rescue Against Winter
Diseases.
Every Man or Woman Who IL Under
weight Should Read This Article.

In fall months wise Nature provides our
animal friends with a coat Of protecting
flesh to Withstand the ravages Of disease
and to supply heat and energy in the
emergencies OF the cold winter months.
Take a leaf from Natures book Store
surplus Of heat and energy in the form
of additional flesh.
The food experts OF Battle Creek have
discovered a natural food-remedy called
PEPTOL. which so greatly contributes to
Improvement in nutrition that nearly any
person can put on several pounds OF adj
ditional weight. at will
Thin people have coughs, colds, bronchial
disorders and wasting diseases common
during the winter months. Avoid these
distressing maladies this year Build up
the tissues by the use OF PEPTOI. the
fesh-and-b blood Building food Get a bank
account OF flesh to your credit.
! PEPTOL is not drug. but Is composed
Of predigested starches and vegetable fats.
pleasant to the taste. It is a sort OF short
quick fuel which almost instantly revives
| the vital fires when burning low. The
| preparation has been used for years BY
leading physicians and sanitariums as 4
hesh-bpilder, but has only within the last
few months been offered to the general
public.
A weak. emaeiated stenographer gained
y pounds OF nesh in % days.
| A well-knOWn. merchant suffering with
chronic indigestion gained 5A pounds n
We have records OF hundreds OF simila,
cases where PEPTOL has improved nutri
| ton and added weight.
/ PEPr)L u not yet On sale with YOU
| druggist. but Will Be soon. Send us one
dollar for the hrst lot %, be delivered Il
| you without additional expense. BEGIN
| 10 put on fesh, the 0utWard sign 81 M.
National Bank Building, Chicago, III
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
Jan Tor Wifebeater.

b. F. johnson, railroad switchman. will
spend twenty days in the city Jail for beat
Ing his wife Wednesday night. The young
son appeared in court against his father
and told how his father, before going to
work Wednesday evening. had some words
with his mother which he followed up by
Kicking and knocking her down. The boy
ran to a neighbOTs house and telephOned
for the police. AS he was returning his
father met him and threatened him for
calling the police. Mrs. JohnsOn's face
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
GROVE CASE GOES OVER THE TERM
He and Levi TO He Tried in Januarl
for street Car HoIdup.

He and Levi to He Tried in january
for street Car HOIduP.
Pat Grove, indicted Jointly with Arthur
Levi on the charge OF holding UP and rob
hing the crews Of two motor cars near the
east end Of the bridge on the night Of
Sunday July @ 1906, will not be tried ut
this term of court County Attorney Hess
yesterday agreed to a continuance of the
case until the January term. Grove was
Indicted at the January term Of this year
and his trial has been continued from term
to term. He Is out on big bail bond fur
nished by local friends.
The death Of a man, whom County At
torney Hess considered the most important
witness against s. A. Whitaker. indicted
on the charge of attempting to criminally
assault 11-year-old Anna saltzman last
summer. rs responsible for the case against
Whitaker being dismissed yesterday.
Whitaker had few days ago secured his
release on a $500 bond, his bail having been
reduced from $1,000.
The following state cases were also con-
tinued yesterday to the next term; w. H.
Whitmore, William Rolph. @. Henry, 8.
Smith and Nicholas Spencer.
In the case Of Ed. Higgins, charged with
assaulting o. c. Brown on train between
home from a ball game at Nicola, with in
| tent to commit great bodily Injury, the jury
! yesterday afternoon brought in a verdict
Of guilty of plain assault and battery.
| While Mr. Hess was addressing the jury
he was interrupted by a friend OF the de-
PENDANT who was sitting outside the rail
ing Judge Green happened TO be in his
chamber and Mr. Hess sent the bailih fol
him. The man who objected to the county
attorneys statement to the jury was hauled
before the court and given severe lee
| ture-
John and James Pendergast indicted 70
assaulting their brother-in-law during
family quarrel, entered pleas of guilty u
assault and battery and were fined SIS ant
costs each.
Christina Maria Gatten filed suit for di
vorce from Addison L. Gatten, to whom sh
was married In this city October Is 19Oe
and whom, she alleges, deserted her tw
months later.
Mrs. Annie c. Peterson asks for a divorc
from Lewis H. Peterson, whose wife sh
became on November q, 1901. She charge
her husband with treating her IN a erus
and inhumRn manner and asks for tn
custody Of their two minor children an
division OF their property.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
FATAL MINE EXPLOSION
One Person il KILLED and Three In
Iured in Accident In
MIchIRAn.

HOUGHTON. Mich, Dec. 6.-As a result
of the explosion of fourteen boxes OF blast
ing powder on the twenty-hrst level Of the
Quincy mine last night william Goggin, a
miner, is dead and Dennis Shea was ia
tally injured; Jack Handy and John sulli-
van are seriously injured.
OF the forty men who were I'm that part
OF the mine many were found nearly over
come by gas and smoke when taken out
The explosion did much damage to the mins
workings. ., .l...,- o..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
Real Entnte Transferr.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
December by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company OF Council Bluffs:
Mary E. Halliday and husband to l.
Mucci part Of lot 81, in original
plat OF Council Bluffs Ia, W. d....S 2.i5O
j. w. Squire and wife to j. G. Jen-
sen, part of lot Z, In Auditors sub
division OF SEA nwh and part OF
lot g. in Auditors subdivision OF
mex sWl4 30-76-43, ", d. ,........,..., LOO
Savings, Loan and Building assocj'
tion to Anna Cramer, west 2oh
feet OF east 70 feet lot s, in
block g. in Jacksons addition to
Council BLUFFS, Ia. W. d. ..,...,..,,. loo
Thomas F. Hun and wife to Sarah A.
Holder south 37h feet OF lot /, in
block T. In Grimes addition to
- Council Bluffs, Ia, W. d. &c. ,...... 5Ol
]. ]. Stewart executor, to &. w.
Skinner, lots !, and g. In block
81 In Central subdivision In COun-
Gil Bluffs, Ia. executors deed. ..... 30
Margaret 8. Crawford and husband
to Bertha Kempkes, lot l6, In block
il, In McClelland, Ia, W. d. ......... 22S
Matilda A. Pierce 10 Will A. Corson
blocks n and 80, in Railroad ad
ditiOh to Council Bluffs. Ia, W. d..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

J. ]. Klein was elected worthy president
q Council Bluns aerie No. 1O4. FrateTnal
order OF Eagles. Wednesday night. Other
Officers elected were: Worthy vice presi-
dent Lee Evans chaplain. George Walker;
worthy secretary, J., IA. Bryant; financial
secretary, +. c. Hendricks; members Of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
prnctIrInr rconomv.

In providing for the future you must
practice economy and one way Of prac-
ticinE economy is by burning coal that
saves your money We have that coal
it is called Economy Washed Bgg or lump.
It's lasting qualities are good and compare
well with other soft coal in cleanliness
makes plenty Of heat. Co. BLUFFS Coal 4
Ice Co. Phone ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

bore evidence Of the beating she had re-
ceived and the only excuse the husband
had to offer for the assault was that his
wife had started the row. as he termed
II, and had struck him first Mrs Johnson
signifed her intention Of applying for a
divorce
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

by the report Of the secretary OF the
United States treasury and accepted 1t as
proof that something viii be done 10 re-
neve the financial situation and prevent
excessive monetary stringenoy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
al No. Imnn Prenent,

Do you want to give your wife some
thing new for Christmas? Well. just have
that, front room or dining room paperet
and decorated You will find there is moth
ing will please her better. We are making
special prices for this time OF the yea,
and want you to take advantage Of them
Jensen & Nicholson 2S8 w. Bway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

New Location Of Wholesale Bakery.
5ls MINISTER Street, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Homemade Bread a Speciality.
Visitors Welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

To Make the Heart Grow Ponder.
Our high grade Xmas home made cam
dies will do that. II you don't believe II
take a box to your wife or somebody else
who may become your wife II you hustle
hard enough. l. Mucci. Phones 3s4
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
N. Y. Plumbing Co Tel $50. Night, COS

Combination gas and electric chandeliers
and the celebrated welsbaoh incandescent
gas burners. Why not see us before you
buy. We can certainly please you on price
and quality OF goods stephan Bros, SO
West Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

board Of trustees, Jacob Rink, I'd Can
ming; physicians. Drs. Bower and Chris
Jensen. The new officers viii be installed
at the regular meeting in January.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

TO the elimination Of the microscopic ex-
amination Of American pork under the
new meat inspection regulations, shipments
Of pork now on their way 10 France
under the new regulations will be admitted
without microscopic examination.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

Chsiee early Ohio potatoes at 56c de-
livered in five-bushel lots or more. Both
phones 1s2. Bridenstins g. Smith. 14Ol 8.
6th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

Nowadays a business education is the hrst
principle 70 success The place TO set a
good business education is the Western
Iowa College. Their students when turned
out are the best in southwestern Iowa.
Make a start hight.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

Look out for our great toy opening;
greatest ever in Co. BUNS. Don't forget
children's day Petersen Schoening
Co., Harvard and Furniture
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

See Stephan Bros. for the latest and best
inverted burners. 52s West Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

IOWA CITY. Ia, Dec. 6-CSpecial Tele-
gram )-Fourteen-year-old Adelaide Well
and has brought habeas corpus proceed
ings in an attempt to leave her aunt Ella
Refs, with whom she has lived for I'VE
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

reoelvad a line OF mis-

Just received a line Of mission oak
frames with gold FURNISHED tips. Also
ovals Of an styles and colors. order your
frames made now for Xmas. A large stock
OF pictures TO select from. W. s. Hewet-
son, Broadway, Council BLUFFS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
BUSSE IS LIKELY To HANG
Last Effort to Gave Life Of Condemned Nan
Fears Little Promise,
GOVERNOR HAS NO POWER TO PARDON
Des Moines Girl, I'm Attempting 20
Break Her Sweetheart Of Drink
ing, Dangerously Poisons
Him.



DIES MONIES, Dec. 6-(Special. l-Busse's
chances of living after December H. the
date set for his execution. are counted to
be slim by those who have been following
his case. A petition has been filed with
Governor Cummins asking the governor
for a pardon. The governor has no au-
thority to pardon a man sentenced to death
and the form Of petition presented to the
governor by his attorney cannot be pre-
sented 70 the legislature, for it is not ad-
dressed TO the legislature and, furthermore,
was not filed in time to allow Of the num-
Der Of publications in the newspapers Of the
state as required by law before the con-
vening OF the legislature.
In addition TO all this, the thirty-frst
general assembly was given a chance 10
! consider the Busse case on a petition to
commute the sentence TO life Imprisonment
The legislature by a very decisive vote then
went on record as believing that under the
law it had no legal Jurisdiction to consider
the case Of a citizen sentenced to death.
! Attempted Cure Nearly Kills.
Frank Miller Is very III at the Mint hotel,
on the East Side as a result of ammonia
| poisoning The ammonia was placed in
his whisky flask by his sweetheart in an
attempt to cure him of drinking. Miller
| CAneO upon MS sweetheart last night and
was upbraided by her for carrying whisky
flask and for being addicted to the use of
| the contents Of the flask as a beverage.
| This morning Miller took his accustomed
EYE opener" and discovered afterward
| that the whisky had been removed and
ammonia placed in the bottle His mouth
and stomach were burned and he is suffer
ing from ammonia poisoning.
Implement Men Elect.
The Iowa Implement Dealers association
today elected ]. J. CASTOR OF winterset
president of the association, w. d. Hoy
of Manchester, vice president. and Homer
Pitcher of Spencer, a member of the Boart
lof Directors to take the place of J. j
CASTOR. An interesting feature Of the SEES
sions today was the securing OF a conces
sion from the International Harvester com
pany. whereby the company agrees to keel
canvassers from all territory where thu
local dealer objects to a canvasser. d
NJ. Groves, for eight years secretary, ha
declined reelection in order to devote hi
time entirely to the mutual insurance de
partment Of the association.
Wind Steals $40.
As Mrs. t. F. Willis of Clarinda, la.
on her way to South Dakota for a visit
was crossing the Locust street bridge
this city today, she opened her purse t
get a covering for her baby's face. Tn
wind whisked $50 in bills from the pocket
, book and before she could recover theI
r they were of the bridge and into tn
water The assistance of the police wa
! secured, but the bills could not be found.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

We mako a speciality Of childrens shoes
and also fitting childrens feet. Largest
stock in the state. sargents Family Shoe
Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

Go for you holiday wines, liquors and
cordials to l.. Rosenfeldt, 519 s. Main.
Phone 223.