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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
OUTDOOR IN sUNFLOwBR STATE
Democrats Claim Governor, but COn-
cede LeEialntnFe 60 Rennblicana.

Democrats Claim Governor, hut COn-
cede legislature TO Republicans.
TOPEKA, Kan. Nov, $40 man IL able
tonight to accurately forecast Tuesdays
result. as far as the election of governor
IL Concerned. Chairman s. G. drummer CT
the republican state central committee
today issued a statement. compiled from
the committees canvass. estimating Gov
ernor e. w. HOch's plurality at $4,000.
Chairman Ryan OF the democratic com
mittee claims the state for Colonel W. A.
Harris. the party nominee for governor
by about the same figure. Governor
Hochs plurality two years ago was Co..
600, while the normal republican majority
in the state Is estimated at $4,000.
Colonel Harris closed his campaign to-
night with a speech at hts home--Law-
renee, Kan. Governor Hoch will continue
his campaign up to the eve of election,
making his final speech at his homo town,
Marion, on Monday night.
The democrats practically concede the
election of every man on the republican
state ticket. with the exception of Colonel
Harris and David Overmyer, candidate for
attorney general, and the three nominees
for the state railroad commission. The
election of republican house Of repre-
sentaNves is also conceded.
There is every indication that the votes
will be exceptionally heavy for an "oH
year." the registration being unusually
heavy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Quiet CamUrIwD in CaIiSorUt.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3A--The political
campaign is closing quietly. Public in
terest, as compared with that exhibited in
former years, appears to have diminished.
particularly in this city.
Chairman George Stone of the republi.
can state central committee said today
he expects jim. Gillett, candidate for gov
ernor, TO carry the state by plurality of
1880 over Bell. On behalf of the demo-
cratic state central committee Secretary
Thomas ]. Walsh predicted the election
of Theodore A. Bell, democrat, by ma
jority of $3.50. At Independence league
headquarters Secretary George j. Cleary
said that reports indicate that William H.
Langdon, candidate, for governor, will
have a plurality of 5000 over GHlett and
1000 over Bell.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
women's Knit Underwear

Never before such a selling OF women's
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sortment OF reliable kinds Is the largest,
our qualities are the best, and our prices
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enables us to quote you lower prices than
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Women's fine ribbed wool union suits
high neck, long sleeves, ankle length
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Children's fine ribbed wool union suits,
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

Every piece OF dress goods and silks in
Thompson, Belden a Cos. departments
show the touch and finish Of newness and
quality. Nothing 10 suggest weakness; the
styles are of the best Sec dress goods dis
played in our Sixteenth street window
Nothing could be more exquisite than cur
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needle. The new London Smoke" Ohe new
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Both shades now displayed in our Sixteenth
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
WIRELESS TELEPHONE WORKS
Experiments o. Massachusetts Proves
UtiIity OF Invention IN
Work on Coast.

MARsHFIELD. Mass. Nov. s.-The wire
less telephone &c Is claimed. has success
fully entered into the deep sea fishing In
dustry. For the past week experiments
have been conducted by the wireless teie-
graph station at Brant Rock, which is
equipped with wireless telephone with
a small vessel stationed among the fleet
OF the south shore fishermen twelve miles
out in Massachusetts bay.
Recently il is asserted the fishermen
wished 10 learn the prices ruling I'm the
Boston market. The operator on the wire
iess-itted boat called up Brant Rock, asked
the price OF fsh In Boston and received The
Information asked for
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. S.-Various meet
ings throughout st. Paul and Minneapolis
tonight wound up the campaign for gov
ernor Of Minnesota. There will be a few
meetings on Monday night. but the heavy
artillery has all been fired and the efforts
of the committee will now be directed 70
getting out the vote. At political head
quarters in this city the chairmen of both
parties. express confidence in victory. OF
the Minnesota representation in congress,
which is now solidly republican, four con-
gressmen have no opposition In the other
districts brisk contests have been waved.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

f'F4urs' cltulllihB' that between five and
SIX million dollars has been stolen or
wasted Treasurer Berry has been the chief
accuser, but has as yet not furnished the
attorney general with what the latter
deems sufficient proof Of the alleged over
The. republican state committee claims
that Stuart Will have majority Of. over
10000 Chairman Niles OF the Lincoln
party IL sanguine OF the election Of Mr..
Emery and says that the fusion candidate
VIII be elected by at least 10000.
fhe congressional situation Is interesting.
IN THIS city the, republicans will almost
certainly elect al Of their candidates bp,
In the Interior OF the state the hIslonists
are likely 70 be victorious In half a dozen
Districts At present there is only one
democrat in congress from Pennsylvania.
out II would not be surprising to see az
least ave in the next delegation.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

Alva Adams their candidate for the gov
ernorship talking at Pueblo, his home
town While the campaign has been
spirited, the greatest interest was dis
played, judging from attendance at meet,
ings, in the candidacy OF Judge Ben B.
Lindsey and William d. Haywood, respect
lively independence and socialist candidates
for governor. Nevertheless, both republi-
can and democratic leaders profess the ut
most confidence in a sweeping victory for
their respective tickets Much scratching
,s,I11st2y.l for RaD,,hiica,,s
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Labor CAMPAIGN in Connecticut.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. S.-The cam
paign in Connecticut closed tonight with
much enthusiasm. Samuel Gompers. presi-
dent OF the American Federation Of Labor,
came to the state and Endorsed the can
didacy for congress OF Charles J. Dona-
hue. state superintendent of the fedora
ton, as against Representative George L.
Lilley. On the state ticket Thayer, the
democratic candidate fer governor and a
believer in municipal ownership, has dis
cussed state issues. Colonel Woodruff, HE
opponent, did not take the stump The
state Is strongly republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

n prosecuting the labor leaders accused
the assassination of former Governor
Gutenberg
The Mormon issue" raised by the demo-
ratio campaign managers has been avowed
50 far as possible by the republicans. and
IN the other hand the democrats have
avoided the law and ORDER issue
Throughout the Mormon counties Of south
ern Idaho much bitterness has been aroused
by the attacks of the democrats, led bv
Senator Dubois, upon the Norn,ons
Threats TO challenge all Mormons az the
polls on allegations of disqualification un-
der the state constitution are bitterly re-
sented. and II democratic challengers make
good these threats serious disturbances are
probable
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
RIVAL CLAIMS IN uI.INOI,
Chairman West Says Republicans
Will Garry State and Cook Counfx

Chairman West Says Republican,
VIII Garry state and Cook County.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3-The actual work Of
the state and county campaign was 6n-
tshed tonight with mass meetings in all
parts of the city and state. The apatbv
whieh characterized the campaign in the
early stage has vanished and there has
been during the last three weeks much
more fervor shown. Chairman West OF
the republican state central ,conmittee
said today that he expected sthe republican
party to carry the state by an, overwbeIm-
ing majority He also predicted a victory
for his party in Cook county and asserted
that the republicans would carry the great
majority of the congressional districts.
Chairman Boeschenstein of the demo-
cratic committee declared that the den,o-
Gratis win surely carry eight congressional
districts, probably ten. and possibly four
teen He also claimed that the democrats
viii make substantial gains In the newt
legislature, which is 10 elect a successor
to Senator Shelby Cullom.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 3.--Republieans
express hope OF electing II. Clay Evans
governor in the coming election, but demo-
cratic managers assert that Malcolm r. Fat
terson viii receive the usual democratic
majority. Democrats claim that the pres.
ent representation in congress, eight demo-
Gratis and two republicans, will be I'M
changed, while republicans say that they
have chance to gain the Fourth ana
Eighth districts. The legislature will be
democratic and viii elect as United states
senator Robert L. Taylor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
FAIRBANKS CLOSES oAMPAIos
Indiana Republicans Claim. Eleven of
the Thirteen ConRresamen


Indiana Republicans Claim Eleven of
the Thirteen CORHreHsmen
INDIANAPOLIS Nov. S.-The Indiana
campaign closed tonight with meetings in
each congressional district. Vice President
Charles w. Fairbanks ended four days
speaking tour of the. state at Evansville,
where he and John L. Grifiths, consul to
Liverpool, spoke to a great crowd. Senator
Hemenway addressed q meeting in his dis
trict and Senator Beverage closed the
campaign IN this city. Each congressman
closed the campaign in his district John
w. Kern closed the campaign for the demo-
Gratis.
At republican state headquarters 1t Is
claimed that the state will give a plurality
of 5000 for the republican state ticket and
that eleven congressman will be elected out
of thirteen. ~
The election of Representative Lincoln
Dixon in the Fourth district and w. f.
Cox in the Third district, both democrats,
is conceded. The legislature, it is claimed.
will be republican by fifty or more No
specific claims are made at democra tic
state headGuarte
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
rival Claims in w1scop.,n.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. S.-Tbe state
and congressional campaign tbrouybort
Wisconsin practically closed tonight
Chairman William D. Conner Of the 70.
publican state central committee predicts
the reelection of his state ticket by 60 Ooo
plurality and the election of ten of tbe
eleven congressman. Chairman Fl. II. Man
son Of the democratic state central COM
mittee claims his party ticket win win
with lS'O0 plurality and democrats viii
elect four congressman.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Women's Gloves
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Sixteen button black Trefousse gloves in
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they. last. 50 per pair.
One clasp Mannish gloves in English
tans, good for street or shopping, $50.
Walters or Trefousse Gloves: aalarge and
well assorted stock of short gloves of two
of the very best makes. in all the new suit
shades ana black and white. 81, s125, t.50
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

DETROIT, Mich. Nov S.-Repubteap
victory In the election In this state next
Tuesday is generally conceded. the onIv
question being apparently the size OF the
majorlties and the number OF members
OF the state legislature the democratic
party will elect. Control Of the legislature
which will elect a successor TO Tinted
states Senator r. A, Alger, Is conceded n
the republicans. Republican success IN an
twelve congressional districts is generally
Conceded also.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
DEATH RECORD.
Emil Rnrth-

% GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Nov S.-(spe.
aL)-The remains of Emil Barth, edi-
tor. OF the Anzeiger-Hetald, were laid 10
rest yesterday afternoon, services Being
conducted at the house and at the Eng
lish Lutheran church, Rev. w. r.
kahse oIficiated in German. The de-
ceased had been In the printing ana news
paper business for the past, twenty years.
About a year ago he became part owner
and editor Of the paper upon which he had
worked so long lie was a bright German
printer and was held in high esteem 10y
his colleagues Of the press or the city
The Ancient Order OF United workmen
OF which he was a member. also attended
In a hnAV !. Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

Boys camels hair shirts high neck. Ions
sleeves, drawers TO match, ankle length,
hne winter weight. extra fine quality, 9)c
to $40 each, according to size.
Main floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
DemoeFats concede North Dako,.,

FARGO n. D., Nov. S.-The republican
state central committee claims the state
viii give Its usual republican majority N,
an candidates. with the exception OF Johr
knaun Cor supreme Judge, who viii run
behind his ticket,
The democrats admit the election Of the
republican ticket. but claim they Will elee,
Judge Fisk 10 the supreme bench. ~,
Indications are that the vote win be uaht
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
: PoTH PARTIES CLAIM MISSOURI
Each Chairman Predicts that His
Party VIII Have safe PIuraIitv


Each Chairman Predicts that His
Party Will Have safe Plurality,
. 81. LOUIS, Nov. ,3.-The state cam paign
ended tonight with both democratic ana re-
publican parties putting forth such strong
claims that the result Of the election can
not be foreeasted with any considerable
degree OF accuracy.
Inc ticket 70 be elected comprises two
judges OF the supreme court, a railroad
and warehouse commissioner, state super
intendent Of public schools, sixteen con-
gressmen and fun state legislature, with
the exception Of seventeen hold-over sena-
tors
AT the democratic state central COM
mittee headquarters II Is claimed the state
viii be carried by democratic majority
OF between 5000 and 1000 votes. A re-
publican majority Of ffom 1900 TO sO0o
votes In the state is the claim made AZ the
republican, state central committee head
quarters. 4 -.
Election results in st. Louis. Kansas civ
ana st. Joseph are doubtful. but indlcs-
lions are that the democrats will carry
kansas City and 81. Joseph and that ST
Louis win 50 republican
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Women's Hosiery

The stockings as we'll as the shoe Of today
play an important part In the fashionable
attire. We have an endless variety Of
styles. Prices ranging from soc to IS pet, pr.
Black silk hose. very fine quality. light
weight or medium weight, $3.50 per pr.
Black silk hose with cotton soles, 81. 80 pea
pair.
Main floor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Rest Room, Manioming, Third
Floor.

Make Thompson. Belden & Co.'S, rest
room your meeting place; large easy chairs.
magazines, telephone and writing materials
all for your convenience. Manicuring In
connection Miss Logan expert manicurist
Is In charge. HER METHODS ARE
STRICTLY SANITARY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
HYMENEAL.
Ford-carendI.h-Rsn,inoL

LONDON, Nov. 3.-By permission OF King
Edward the marriage occurred at the
Chapel ROYAL. st. james palace. this after
noon Of May, daughter Of Mrs. william.
George Cavendish-B entinck. formerly Miss
Livingston Of New York. to John Ford. sec
rotary Of the British embassy at Constan-
unople and formerly attached to the Brit
tsh embassy at Washington, D. c. The
church was filled with prominent people
and very large crowd OF members of So
cioty attended the reception subsequently
held By the brides mother The king pre-
aented the bride With an amethyst ana ,aia-
mond pendant and Ambassador and Mrs.
Reid and all tho leaders Of the American
colony as well as many friends In the
United States, figured on the extended list
OF donors Of Jewels and other costly pres
ents. -'r -r.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

BOISE Ida, Nov. S-secretary Tafts
trip through Idaho has materially in
creased the enthusiasm of the republicans
In the closing Of their campaign. seere-
tary Taft has strongly indorsed the re-
publican law and order" argument that
Governor Frank r. Gooding should be re-
elected as an Endorsement Of his course
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Investigate This

Visit the Customers Deposit Account De-
partment on the balcony. Deposit as little
as you please. Have your purchase in this
store charged against your money on de-
posit. -Four per cent interest paid On your
monthly balance. compounded every three
months. We do no banking business
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

HELENA. Mont, Nov. s.-Ths campaign
IN Montana this year has been waged on
congressman and the control OF the Isrisla-
lure which VIII elect senator TO succeed
w A. Clark, The republicans have waeed
their campaign on naiiolal issues ami the
democrats have put state Issues 10 the
Ifout. ihe republican candidates fof tn,
federal senate, Congressman Dixon ana
FORMER senator Lee Mantle. have taLer an
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

CltEf ENNk. Wyo., Nov. S-in Wyoraing
me campaign has been short. but the demo,
Gratis have made an aggressive hRht on ~.
form lines. attacking the republican or.
ganization. on economic propositions s,,ch
as under valuation Of railroad propsrtv
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
STRENUOUS CAMPAIGN IN OH,
Big Guns from Both Parties Take Par.
In Elnhf

Nuha AAoAu BOln faFtle8 Ia Ike Par.
In Fight.
OLUMBUS, o., Nov. 3'-For an "oft
r the short campaign just closing IN
o was particularly strenuous Promi-
t speakers from other states were heard
local orators were at work early anu
Carmi Thompson. republican, and
uel A HoslSins, democrat, lead their
'ective tickets as candidates for secre-
of state. and as both have frankly APP
ed temperance legislation less attention
been paid to the issue which decided
Fovernorship one year ago.
real contest, however, has been on
essmen. Secretary Shaw and secre-
TAN, sVice President Fairbanks, Sen-
Beveridge, Foraker and others urged
lection of republican congressman to
IT President Roosevelts policies. Wi.
Bryan, on the other side, maintained
resident Roosevelt had adopted dem
principles and that a democratic
would most property sustain him.
neral, however the deuocrats dweIt
and local issues, while the repub-
discussed national questions.
nan Dick of the state committee to-
sued statement in which he said
dgment, based on the latest reports
from county chairmen, is that all
dates on the republican state ticket
elected. We shall retain every g NJ
al district which is normally repub-
I'D confidently believe that der,o-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

cratic districts which elected republican,
candidates two years ago will re-elect those
candidates next Tuesday.
An interesting and popular feature of the
campaign was the attendance of Mrs. Alice
Roosevelt Bongworth at the various meet
ings where her husband. CONGRESSMAN
Longworth, was among the speakers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
o.ias d. RuhI-Etsin.

osias II. Rubenstein "a widely known
lunch peddler. died suddenly at his homo.
1907 Webster street Saturday Telling his
wife he was III Shd afraid about 10 die he
lay down, and in less than an hour his
fear was realized. Rubensten owned the
lunch wagon at Sixteenth and Davenport,
streets, and it Is said he made fortune
in the business in Omaha, becoming the
possessor OF considerable property
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Special Ribbon Sale Monday
F4 al six fe More Printed Warp and Gsgan Ribbons
placed on special Sale Monday ydy Basement Bargain Square

With high neck and long sleeves. with
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Of meet stripes OF plain white. PRICES.
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Second floor
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

active part in the campaign, as have u
democratic candidates, Governor Toolc, l.
l. Frank and w. G. Conrad Senator Clar.
mas announced that he will not be a candi
date.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
con-titutIonaI FITht an OEIsbo,

constitutional FiEht fn Oklahoma.
GUTHRIE, Okl, Nov. s.-Next TUESDAY
eiie people Of Oklahoma will elect delegates
70 me constitutional convention Chairman
jacob L. Hamon OF the republican state
committee ssys that the republicans will
nave seventy delegates IA the convention
Du' oi .the us,t be elected, while Jesse r.
majority. 'Fhe issues ara clear cut ana tbs
CAMPAIGN. which has been condu,,ed a,onv
purely partisan lines, has been remarkably
Iree OF suhterfuges, There are candidates
IRON practically every district in the two
territories
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Free Instructions in Fancy
Needle Work s

Every day from 2 to 8 p. m. Miss steen-
strip, the expert artist, gives free instruc-
lions IN art embroidery; all the newest
stitches are taught. Materials must be
purchased here. Glass meets on second
floor near art department.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Mccall Bazaar Patterns

We are agents for Mccall Bazaar Pat
terms. the best in the world Prices 1Oc and
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patterns.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

giving away Of valuable water rights sid
dominance OF corporations. Accusations or
graft in the state administration have also
been made. The state has been overwhebn-
inEly republican for ten years. but the
democrats hope 20 reduce the customar,r
republican majority or the state ticket this
year The choice Of United States. senator
IL involved in the election. Senator war
rem is the republican candidate and tho
democrats have named no candidate for
the position.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

DENVER, Nov $50 fir'ss the repubu-
sans are concerned. the Colorado campaign
closed tonight Candidates. and other
lrators spoke IN a score OF towns and cities.
tho head of the state ticket. Chanoellor
Henry A. BuchteL addressing an audience
a. Canon city The democrats will hold
her final rallies on Monday night. With
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04

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SpnIa-Purdx.

AZ o'clock Saturday evening at the horns
Oh Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Purdy, sSs North
IWenty-hfth street, their daughter. Miss
l%td Furdy' was!maITted TO Walter Gayle
spain. in the presence OF about seventy-five
invited guests. Rev. .F'rank,L Isoveland or
the First Methodist Episcopal church OF
heiating. w. A Waugh and Miss Anna
houston attended the bride and groom.
TeaEue-McGeOrEe 49,
OrviHe n. league Of Omaha and Miss
Ethellne r. McGeorge Of Council Bluffs
were married by Rev: Frank l. Ioveisnd
OF the First Methods. Episcopal church
at $3.50 O'Clock Saturday evening in tie
parlors OF the church parsonage.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-04
Republicans wan carry south Dakota.

1NNEAHHNAne VIII larry S0NAn nAAnNus
SIOUX FALLS s. D.. Nov. sit is
generally conceded tonight that republ
can congressional and state tickets ga
South Dakota Will have a plurality Of be-
tween 10000 and 10000. The closing
days of the campaign have been lively. d.