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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-18
WANTED-TO BORROW

| WANT to borrow $4,000 on improved
residence property; worth $4,000; To-
Gated in one Of the best parts Of Omaha:
rate must be low, with privilege Of pay
ing part each year. Address b s., Bee
office VINE
WANTED-To borrow. SO to SlOO one year.
on good personal note; legal interest. Ad-
dress c 20, Bee. N-M469 lSX
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-18
HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE

PERSONAL ATTENTION-E. H Perrin.
scientific horse shoeing, A6 18th. Tel.
Douglas 1889. Horses called for and de-
lvered. PINTO Mis-
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HALLS safes. new. 2d-hand. 1918 Farnam
Q-l2o
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

sIIERW ILLIAMs CO. BEST MIXED
PAINT. sherman a. Mcdonnell Drug Co.,
Omaha. Q-l24
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UNDERTAKES

& Gentleman. 7Oa n. ls,h
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NORTH SIDE

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you can invest from $40 to s., 100 in the
L. s. Realty Co.'S immense real estate
holdings largely upon famous Pennsyl-
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White House and Capitol are located, by
paying 50 to $40 monthly, and your family
protected in case of death; send for free
booklet giving full Information. United
States Realty Co., Washington, d. c.
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PERSONAL

THE healing household remedy. satin skin
cream should always be handy. &c. u
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-18
MAN HUNTING

Us our busInOss
We are on the outlook continually for com
petent men for all kinds Of high-grade
positions in Omaha and the west
The following is a partial list Of vacancies:
Collector. $50.
Shipping clerk, city. good house, s65.
ONCE clerk. young man, real estate busi-
ness, $50 to start
Stock clerk. wholesale house young man,
good salary.
Bookkeeper and stenographer, lumber busi-
ness. SIS. Iowa.
Call or write for complete list Of vacancies
and booklet.
WESTERN REF. & BOND ASSN Gnc),
Dept b, S4O-41-42 n. Y. Life Bldg.
B-49l II
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-18

FARNAM STREET BARGAIN.
Southeast corner Farnam and sd street
10 feet frontage on Farnam for so per
foot Hicks Real Estate Co, 429 Board
of Trade Bldg RE-M5l0 10
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
BIG ORDERS FOR EQUIPMENT
Rock Island Buys Five Million Dol
lars worth of Passenger and
Freight Cars,

CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-The management of
the Rock Island railroad has issued orders
for new equipment to cost S5,o0J,0O0 This
is in addition to orders previously given
this year aggregating S3CoO.OOO Included in
the new equipment are 1000 forty-ton box
cars, 80 stock cars, 1000 ballast cars, $50
coal cars, coo fiat cars, $50 hopper cars and
nearly 100 passenger, postal and baggage
cars. All the new passenger equipment are
10 have steel under frame construction and
the new mail cars are to be all steel.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. L Six hundred
steel passenger cars are TO be built for the
Pennsylvania railroad in the next year.
Space for 500 cans has been reserved with
the American Car and Foundry company
and nifty cars will be constructed at the
Altoona shops OF the railroad company.
The total cost is estimated at S6.0Oo,oT.
The order 20 the American Car and Found y
con1pauy will be divided so as to include
coaches, baggage, express and mail cars
The company has also ordered twenty-five
new freight engines, These viii be built
at the companys shops at Altoona.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
PnEFEcT KILLS ASSAILANT
Head of Moscow Police Department
shoots Man who Throws
Bomb.

MOSCOW. Nov. IA bomb was thrown
at General Rheinbot, prefect of police OF
Moscow, on Tvcr street today. The gen
eral, according to the generally accepted
version of the affair, drew =, revolver and
killed the man who threw the bomb
According TO the reports Of the affair
obtainable, the general confident that the
power OF the terrorist organization, which
had long menaced his life, had been broken
by the recent arrests and executions, was
for the first time in months taking a walk
near the prefecture OF police. accompanied
by a police captain and two aides. Sud
denly young man on the opposite side OF
the street threw a bomb at the general
which fell short, though splinters OF the
missile pierced his overcoat. The official
account says that the bomb thrower was
shot by policeman, but. according To
popular report, the prefect OF police himself
rushed across the street and shot his as
sailant through the head
KRAsNOYARsK, Siberia. Nov. 12-The
soldiers Of the local garrison who struck
a sergeant and an officer yesterday were
Immediately tried by court-martial and
shot.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
FATAL WRECK IN MICHIGAN
Three Persons Killed ana Several
Injured when Engine strikes
station Wall.

DETROIT Nov. Zone man. was killed
and several injured, three of them badly,
today when a Michigan Central railroad
freight engine ran away and crashed INTO
the Third street depot tearing down q
large section Of the structure The dead:
GEORGE r. BOOTH Of Detroit, parcels
agent.
The severely injured;
Donald Thompson, assistant district su-
periLtendent Of the Pullman company.
Earl G. McEuen, cashier Pullman Office.
Bert Haner, Detroit, n Michigan Central
conductor.
The engine was switching in the yards
a mile from the station when, 1t is said,
the crew saw a passenger train approach
ing behind them, thought a collision was
about to occur and jumped from the engine
II was running at good speed and un-
checked, dashed into the station and hit
the west wall. tearing out section twenty
five feet wide. The second and third floors
over this section also collapsed Booth was
killed IN his parcel room near which the
enginee struck. Haner was on the third
floor and fell with the wreekage from
there.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
WLLAREAL TO BE .DGPoRTED
Alleged Mexican RevolutionIst IL
AIsO Wanted for Mnrder In
His. Native Ind.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-Antonio VII
lareal, who Is under arrest at EloPaso. Tex,
is to be deported 20 Mexico where he
will face charges, of treason brought against
him by the Mexican government After
conferences between officlaIs of the State
department. the Department of Justice and
the Department of Commerce and Labor
1t was decided that Villareal should be
sent back to his native country because of
crimes committed by him before his emil
grafton to the United States, which made
him an UNIT person to enter this country.
Ell PASO, Tex, Nov. 12-The cases OF
the alleged Mexican revolutionists under
arrest here upon complaint OF the Mexican
government charging them with melting a
revolution were taken up today by United
States Commissioner Howe on preIminar ry
trial. A surprise was sprung by the coun-
sci for the Mexican government when the
charge Of murder was made also.s The court
was notified that the application for ex-
tradition had been made upon the murder
charge. The accused are Antonio Villa
real. the alleged head of the. St Louis
(Mo) jmta, and Laero AguTirre ana Ramon
Cano supposed TO be associates of Villa
real All were remanded by the commits
soner without bail pending the application
by the government of Mexico for extra
dition. The United States Department OF
Commerce and Labor had just ordered the
deportation OF Villareal and he had sued
for "A writ of habeas corpus. Agurirre is
charged with robbery and murder in Mex
leo in 1896 ard Vilareal with murder In
Coahulla two years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
NoRWAY'S RULERS AT WINDSOR
King and aueeB Are Guests of British
Royal Family for
Week.

LONDON. Nov. liking Haakon. Queen
Maud and Crown Prince Olaf of Norway.
who arrived of Spithead late last night
= board the British royal yacht Victoria
Albert landed at Portsmouth this
moon on a state visit to King Edward
I'd Queen Alexandra. with whom they will
spend a week at Windsor castle A series
Of festivities has been arranged for the
entertainment OF the visitors, including a
state banquet and luncheon at the guild
hall. The prince OF Wales welcomed King
Haakon and Queen Maud I'm behalf of
King Edward after which the royal party
landed amid salutes from the fag-drcssed
warships and the land batteries and took
train for Windsor.
On arriving there the visitors were met
by King Edward, Queen Alexandra and
most OF the royal family including the duke
and duchess Of Connaught, who had spent
the week end as guests of William Wal
dorf AstOr at Cliveden. The route from
the depot to the castle was lined with
troops and the royal travellers received a
splendid welcome from the inhabitants OF
the borough, the baby crown prince coming
In for a full share of the popular plaudits
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
Cloudy and warmer Tuesday, rain
tonight or wednesday, colder
"wednesday In west portion.
LIFE TRAGEDY LAID BARE
Death of victim Brings out the story
of woman who was
WronEed.

MITCHELL. S. D. Nov. l2.-(Specal
Telegram Miss Blanche Whitten'ore'
formerly OF Onawa, Ia. died in this city
laot night as the result cf being injured by
the explosion Of kerosene which she had
thrown In a stove. The accident happened
ten days ago. with the death of the young
woman was revealed a mystery surround
ing her presence in her household where
she was known by the neighbors as Mrs II.
H. Morris. 1t developed that she accom-
panied Morris here last fall with the eX-
poctation OF marrying him when he had
secured a divorce from his wife, who lives
at Cherokee Ia. She confessed TO her
mother, Mrs Thomas Whittemorc who
came here a day or two after the acci-
dent the fact that she was not married.
When Morris learned Friday that the
young woman was going to die he de-
serted and attempted TO leave the city.
He was arrested just as the train was
pulling out Of the station and held on
the charge of adultery. Norris was a
brakeman on the Milwaukee road running
west to Chamberlain. He will be prosecuted
and Mr. Whittemore win return II needed
to assist in Furnishing the betrayer Of his
daughter. The remains of the girl were
taken Is Onawa this morning for inter
n.ent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
CONTEST BEGINS in NEW YORK
Republicans Take steps tO Have PrO-
tested Ballots Examined
by Court.

NETWORK, Nov. l2-Formal application
on behalf Of candidates on the republican
stats ticket at the recent election for q
judicial examination OF all void and pro-
tested ballots in New York county was
made today by A. 8. Gilbert in the Jsu-
preme court Mr.. Gilbert. who Is law
partner Of Attorney General Mayer Is
chairman of the law committee Of the re-
publican state committee.
The application is in the form Of a writ
II mandamus 10 have the board Of can
vasscrs Of the county Of New York show
cause on next Wednesday why the court
should not 5udicially examine all ballots
rejected as void and protested as marked
Tor Identification
Justice Mclean signed an order for the
hoard OF canvassers TO show cause why
The court should not examine the void and
protested ballots. but declined to sign an
other order for which application was made
to prevent the board OF canvassers from
completing the canvass. The justice said
the latter application was based on informa-
tion too vague 20 warrant an order,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
ALeEClRAS CONFERENCE RULES
In Morocco France VIII observe
Terms Agreed Upon by In
ternntionnI Delegates

PARIS, Nov. 12.-Foreign Minister PIN
chon in an Interview today regarding the
Moroccan situation, declared that the
understanding between France and Spain
concerning the measures to be taken in
Morocco was now complete. He added:
"The terms of the Algeciras convention
will be strictly followed. Nothing has oc-
Cured warranting a suspicion that the
Berlin government is not indisposed to in
terpOse difficulties. The organization Of
the bank is proceeding as rapidly as possi-
bic
TANGIER. Nov 12-News OF the official
nomination of Raisuli, the bandit chief,
20 be governor Of the town of Arzllla and
neighboring provinces has been received
here.
This nomination is made .by the sultan.
The territory under Ralsulis authority eX-
tends from Tangier TO El-Araish.
It is reported here that Mr.. Gummcre,
the American minister, paid what is be-
lieved to be his final visit to the sultan
four days ago at Fez. Mohammedans at
Fee are beginning to display dissatsfac-
tion with the prolonged sojourn in Fee
Of the mission Of which Mr.. Gummere is
the head.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
LEUPP OPPOSES SUGGESTION
Thinks it Bad Policy 80 settle the
Utes on tIe Powder
Rivar.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12-Cspecial Tele-
gram.) Of Indian Affairs
Leupp was shown a special 10 The Bee from
Sheridan. wyo.. that a solution Of the dim
Guilty which has arisen between the White
River Utes and the government could R"s'
bo solved by the purchase Of lands in the
Powder river valley and give It TO them
IN lieu OF lands which were allotted 20 them
In the Uintah Indian reservation in Utah.
u is represented the Powder river valley
Is sparsely settled and those who have ac-
quired homesteads there could be induced
10 sell their holdings at a nominal figure.
1t s said the Utes covet this Powder river
valley because over IL roams considerable
game, and they are not an agricultural
tribe. but hunters. and will not he content
20 return 70 the peaceful pursuits Of agri-
culture on lands allotted to them in the
IIintah reserve. They appeur 10 desire to
get as far away from the abode of tho white
man as possible ami sain their livelihood
by roaming about. hunting and fishing.
This proposition" said Commissioner
Ieupp does not appeal TO me. The policy
Of the government in administering to the
welfare OF the Indian Is to turn his mind
away from the pursuit of game for a living
and induce him TO settle down TO the culti-
walton OF the soil and attempt TO make him
Il self-supporting farmer. rather than a
trapper OF hunter or course, the PROPOSE
! ton TO purchase lands IN the Powder river
valley and CRATE there a reservation for
/ the discontented White River ties has not
been brought to my attention officially, In
/ fact. heard of It first hand through the
! clipping from The Bee, 1 DO not know how
the president may take to the suggestion
which 1t is said the chiefs win make TO be
/ permitted TO exchange their present allott-
ments for a reservation In the Powder river
valley l may not be consulted about the
matter, but If ] am from such light as I
have at present regarding the situation.
would be inclined to oppose. If every time
a discontented band of Indians were given
/ new locations we would be I'm hot water
continuously. Those of the Utes who have
/ accepted their allottments on the Uintah
reservation and buclled down to tilling the
soil are prospering. but those who refuse
TO give up the chase are very apt TO find
there will be very little i'm the tepee stew
kettle"
/ Mr.. Luther Drake, president of the Mer-
chants National bank of Omaha and a
member of the American Bankers associa-
tion is at the Now Willard TO attend the
meeting OF the currency commission. which
began its sessions al that hotel today.
Rural carriers appointed: Nebraska
Newman Grove route 3. Christopher Johan-
sen carrier. Andrew 0. Larsen substitute
Iowa-Oto, route l. William p I.angstou
carrier, Ephriam zerfing substitute.
/ w S. Hughes has been appointed post.
master at Otis. Custer county. South Da-
kota, vice Charles Norman. resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13

Push FOR BRYAN's BOOM
ConfSi erciaii Trave8srs orEanise to
Promote NsBraslNpn's Candidaey
for the Presidency.

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-At meeting Of
the Commercial Travellers Antitrust
league today william Hoge. president OF the
league, in an address advocated William
Jennings Bryan for the next democratic
presidential candidate, and urged the mem
bers of the organization to assist in es-
tablishing clubs to work in behalf Of Mr..
Bryan. Harry w. Walker chairman Of the
executive committee. spoke along the same
lines as Mr.. Hodge.
IL was voted that a committee be ap-
pointed. to consist OF 5000 democratic COM
mercial travellers, to be known as the
travelling Committee" 1t was pointed
out that the members on their journeys
over the United States will distribute liter
ature and organize Bryan clubs. 1t was
also voted to establish record bureau, y
in which articles alta cklng the trusts will
be kept to be reprinted in pamphlet form
for distribution.
At the meeting It was decided to give a
dinner at least once month, 20 which
Democrats of prominence viii be invited. II
was announced that Mr.. Bryan would be
invited to be the guest at the first OF
these dinners.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
CALL MONEY TWENTY PER CENT
Demand for Funds by Spectators
aaiekIy sends the Rate
Upward.

NEW YORK. Nov. l2-The money mar
ket was excited today and soon after the
opening touched % per cent Tor call loans
some large amounts were put out between
is and % per cent The demand was gem
eral among Wall street houses and resulted
largely srom the rather heavy calling Of
loans soon after the market opened. The
irst loans were made around 3 and 10 per
cent. but tho readjustnent that followed
the calling by large banks soon put the
rate up 20 ~ per cent The rate huctuated
between y and Is per cent until about an
hour before the closing, when. the demand
having been supplied for the day, il went
on to per cent at the close.
rhe payment today Of some $1,000 900 on
account Of new 81. Paul stock was an ex-
PLANTATION for the early furry IN money.
A considerable part of this money was not
reloaned BY the banks and borrowers were
sonsidsrably inconvenienced as a result
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
POPE ACOUIESCES IN VISIT
King of Greece May VISIT QuirInaI
and Then Call at
Vatican.

ROME, Nov. l9.-The Vatican authorities
through the archbishop Of Athens, have
oficially acqulesced to the king Of Greece,
visiting King Victor Emmanuel, November
3 and remaining here four days.
II King George desires to see the pope
the latter will willingly accede to his wish
and will follow with the same ceremonial
as observed at the time Of the visit of
King Edward, but as Greece has no
diplomatic representative to the Vatican
King George will go from the Quirnal
palace to the Hellenic legation accredited
to the Quirinal, starting from there in a
private carriage. His majesty will be re-
ceived with royal honors at the Vatican.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
SNUFF WAREHOUSES WRECKED
Kentucky Property of American SnuR
Company Destroyed by Hand
from Country.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov l2-'rhe ware
houses of the American Snuff company at
Eddyviile, Princeton and Fredonis, Ky,
have been wrecked by dynamite. The
EddyviIle warehouse was blown up early
today and the others last night. Citizens
Of Eddyville were awakened by the shock
OF the explosion, which shattered windows
for a wide radius. Bloodhounds were Sc
cured and followed the treil Of the wreckers
for ten miles into Caldwell county.
Several months ago trust warehouses in
the southern part Of Kentucky were dyna-
mited and growers who sold tobacco TO the
trust received warning messages from the
Might Riders"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
PRESIDENTS TRIP PLEAsANT
wireless Message from the BattIeshIp
Tells of Progress Toward
Canal Zone.

CHARLESTON. s. c., Nov. 12.-Wireless
kilograms received here from the baltic
ship Louisiana. with the president and
party aboard. onroute to Colon. show that
at o'clock this morning the ship with
its conveys, the Washington and Tennessee.
was at a point about coo miles southeast
of Jupiter inlet, Florida The squadron was
heading for Crooked island passage be-
tween Crooked island and Waiting, San
Salvador island where Columbus frs;
landed in this hemisphere. and was making
about fifteen knots an hour.
Captain COwen expected to reach Cape
Msysi. at the eastern extremity of the
Island OF Cuba, by nightfall today II the
pleasant weather continues. The president
and party were all well and much inter-
ested in the regular Sunday inspection OF
the warship.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
MRS. SAGE TO GIVE FORTUNE
Bulk of Eighty Millions VIII he Dis-
tributed Among the De-
serving Poor,

NEW YORK. Nov 12.-Mrs. Russell Sage
viii give away the bulk of the fortune OF
about SsOOOo.Oo0 bequeathed to her by her
late husband. 10 individuals whom she con-
siders worthy, who, through no fault OF
their own, are so unfortunate as to need
assistance and too proud 70 ask Il will
not be given to endow churches. nor to
assist those who write begging letters.
Mrs. Sage says she will do all she can.
however, for struggling churches and in
stitutons devoted 70 the care Of the needy
and sick.
Il shall keep only sufhcient OF the fortune
left 20 me by my husband to live quietly
and comfortably Mrs. Sage said today
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
AeropIane ON Trial.

PARIS, Nov. I'm. Santos -Dumont made
another series OF experiments with his per
fected aeroplane in the Bois de BouIogne
today. AT one time he skinned along at a
rate OF ffteen and thirty miles an hour
for thirty-one metres, when fears that his
whirling propeller would strike the cheering
people forced him 10 descend. The right
wing OF his machine was slightly damaged
Some aeronauts present declared the aero
plane would soon fiy for miles. The next
trial viii take place at Longchamps race
course, from which the crowd can be ex,
cluded
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
MARK TWAIN HAS BRONCHITIS
Author says Attack Is Part of Regular
siege with No Serious
Phase.

NEW YORK, Nov. l2s-Mark Twains al
tack Of bronchitis, which prevented him
being present at the dinner Saturday night
20 Henry NJ. Alden, continued yesterday TO
hold Mr.. Clemens prisoner in his room at
his home, No. p Fifth avenue. The author
sent this message TO a reporter who called
TO ask after his health:
This is only my regular siege OF bron-
chitis. was attacked by II ten days ago
and retired TO the privacy OF my apart
ments to wait until Il let go Yesterday /
took little more cold, but my illness has
nothing serious about IT,"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
LOCOMOTIVE BOILER EXPLoDES
sunset Limited 10 Wrecked Near
San Jose, Cal, and Three
Men Killed.

SAN JOSE. Cal, Nov. l2.-Three men
were killed by the explosion OF the en-
gine on the southbound Sunset limited on
the Southern Pacific at sargents station
last night The dead:
joe. GOODFELLOW. superintendent of
the Southern Pacihc block system.
SAMUEL @. GILLESPIE. engineer OF
train.
JAMES BLADON. fireman.
The bodies OF GOodfellow and Gillespie
we're blown almost 10 fragments. Fireman
BIadon was hurled a distance Of sixty feet
and expired a few hours after being
found.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
murder in oregon.

PORTLAND. ore, Nov l2.-Orlando Muir.
tay. aged q years. son OF a loca. physlc an,
odsv shot and killed lincoln c. whitney
Of Hubbard ore, at the home OF the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Potter. on the East side
He surrendered later % the sieriff 20 who ii
he said he had killed whitney because the
latter refused 10 right a wrong done Muir
rays sister.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
Won BUELOW HOLDS PLACE
Emperor william says He VIII Make
No Change I'm ChanceI-
IOFship.

BERLIN, Nov. 12.-Emperor william.
while dining with Chancellor Won Buelow
Saturday, said TO him in the course Of their
conversation that the reports of a coming
change in the chancellorship were nonsense.
Prince Won Buelow, his majesty added, con-
tinued TO retain his full confidence
The emperor yesterday accepted the
resignation Of Minister OF Agriculture Won
Podbielski The provisional successor is
Or. Won Bothmann-Hellwcg the minister
OF the interior
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
CaptaIn CoIe to Re Triea.

MANILA, Nov. l2-The oourt-martiaI ap-
pointed 10 try Captain F. w, Cole Of the
United States quartermaster's department
on a charge of padding the pay rolls OF the
Quartermasters shops 20 the extent OF
about $1,000. viii be begin Proceedings on
November -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
Police Chasins Raider.

CAPETOWN, Nov. 1.-THE colonial police
force. which is pursuing the insurgent
party under the Transvaal Roer, Ferreira.
was within five miles OF the raiders last
night, but the scarcity Of water and the
sandy country renders the chase didicult.
The fugitves have gained several recruits
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-13
Murder snanect Fnnnd Dad.

OWOssO. Mich. Nov i2.-Bert seely, who
was under suspicion IN connection with the
murder Of Edwin Edgar In West Haven
township last Wednesday, was found dead
IA bed today and lying beside him was his
young wife. also dead. They we're found ~
6eelFs bEetheE.