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Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

Passengers east from Chicago 10 Fort
Wayne, I'indlay, FOstoria. Cleveland. Erie
Buffalo. New York City. Boston and an
points east. will consult their Interests
and ind advantage in selecting the Nickel
Plate road east from Chicago. Three
through trains are run daily, with through
day coaches 10 New York City. aud modern
Pullman sleeping cars TO destination.
Rates always the lowest, and no excess
fares are charged on any train, for any
part OF the journey. Modern dining car
service with, individual club meals. rang
ing In price from IS cents 90 81; also meals
la carte Ask for tickets via the Nickel
Plate road Chicago depot LasaHe and
Van Buren, streets, the only station In
Chicago on the Elevated Loop. Chicago
city ticket ONCE, III Adams street De-
tailed Information may be secured by ad-
dressing JOHN Y. Callahan, general agent.
No. rs Adams street. room %. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

Crosby. 41O9 North Twenty-fourth, boy; l.
o. Taylor. 20O6 North Twentieth, girl.
Dcaths-Mrs G. W. Hamilton 22i4 ST.
Mary's avenue. IS; Arthur Shuck Gretna.
Neb, hospital 20; Mary l.. Southland 1901
Park avenue ~; Mary f. Hamilton 220l
ST. Marys avenue. s.; Albert j. La Fol-
lette. 1724 South Sixth, s days.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

The irrepressible Hoffman, who alone has
raised himself above the common level of
his fellow candidates for the council in
the present campaign. promises to cut
'er LOOSE for a hnsl windup next Saturday
night Getting tired Of being buffeted
about and shut out of the meetings i'm the
interest of Broatch, his preferred candi-
date for mayor, Hoffman has hired hail
for himself and proposes to hold Hoff-
man meeting at which he, himself, will be
the principal orator, although Invitations
are extended to the three mayoralty cam
didates TO sit on the platform and add a
postscript If they want to.
Hoffman adveTtises himself as the Third
ward spouter,' and says he has rented
Myrtle hall for Saturday evening, March
-, for sI5. to which every voter is in
vited to- bring his 'lady, as they will re-
oeive souvenir which will be remembered
by them for all time" 1t is said the SOU
venir is a book preaching a moral which
Hoffman wrote and printed several years
ago Hoffman is getting very sensitive as
to being misquotcd in the red ink papers
and sends The Bee a lengthy communica-
/ ton trying to set himself right, from
which the following is an extract
/ Mr. Hoffman believes in Supreme Being
| and believes that each and every church in
/ the city of Omaha ought to take action
/ against politics within their sacred walls
/ and should not be talked about at such
places any more than the Lords supper
/ should be administered at such times Mr.
Hoffman wants the Christian people OF
Omaha TO understand that he is not
! gambler, not saloon man and does moi
/ drink or cater to those people any more
! than he does to the Christians of the city
/ Of Omaha, but that he does want Christian
votes and not church members votes il
! this coming primary election. Mr.. Hoff
man did make this statement, that SHOULD
/ he want to drink glass Of beer on Sun
/ day any time Of day or of night he would
not think that It was any ones business
should ne pay FOR II and be a gentleman
! He takes the same oad-minded views il
political affairs as Mackay also says tina
If Denson is back of Broatch or the so
called saloon and gambling candidate ant
Is also one of HOffman's followers, h
doesn't know IT,: that they are misled b,
the newspapers who print such dastardl
statements.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

a fire with kerosene a remnant of fire
was left i'm the stove. but the young woman
did not know it. The fire suddenly blazei
up and set fire to the kitchen. The loss
amounted to about $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

When your body is starving-robbed by
indigestion-Dr. Kings New Life Pills wiz
relieve and cure. % cents. For sale by
sherman & Mcconnell Drug co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

Both the Hennings and Benson -mana-
gers have been checking up the registra-
ton lists for the Third ward with a view
to eliminating fictitious names and pre-
venting fraudulent voting. As was to have
been expected, a great many names of
people who have moved away or have
never been heard OF at the localities given
az their residences have been uncovered.
Less than 1900 republican voters are reg
istered for the Third ward and out of this
number more than 200 already have been
found on which it will be dangerous for
any one to try to vote at the primary
election The lists of ineligible names will
be put in the hands of the challengers
and workers, and every precaution will
be taken TO prevent any crooked work
either I'm the voting or i'm the marking
of ballots and canvass of the votes. The
Benson people are figuring on publishing
| their lists to give public notice of the
4 fraudulent names. Both the Hennings and
/ Benson managers insist that they are
! going to have square deal in the Third
ward this time if there is any way to get
il, Notwithstanding the police club, which
Broatch people are brandishing.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
BROATCH BOOM ABOUT ALL IN
Noise DennisOu Candidate Spends His
Strength and Gang is Scared.
CHIEFS ADMIT DEFEAT ALMOST SURE
Death of Mayor MOOres Has Played
Havoc with support Counted
ON, but which - he
y6nd Control.

That the Broatch campaign is fattening
out and that his own boosters are dis
couraged and in the dumps is plaiRly APP
parent everywhere in the lower end OF
town. Said one OF the principal Broatch
men talking in the saloon under the head
quarters Thursday:
81 don't see how Broatch stands any
chance. and I can't find any one who can
~hgure it out i'm his favor. Even Tom Den
nison, while he is keeping busy plugging
up the leaks, privately admits he has no
hope to win out with Broatch. The death
of Mayor Moores has played havoc with
the support we expected to get from his
friends. Dennison got Lee Grier and
Johnny Lynch to tell everybody that they
saw Moores a few days before his end
and that his last words to them begged
them to go through with Broatch and 70
do it for his sake but this story is not
having the effect it should have and
Moores' friends. who are disposed to re-
spect his wishes while he was alive, feel
now they must look out for themselves
and know that they have nothing TO eX-
pect from Broatch, who has always been
Moores' most bitter enemy and hooked up
with the other end. It's discouragng and
no question about it,"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30
Woman Has CIose can.

Miss Apha schund OF l6Ol Cas- stree
upstairs had a narrow escape from burn
ing Tbdrsday morning when she kindlel
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

Several politicians not especially inter-
ested in the success Of the Benson cam
paign followed that candidate from the
First Methodist church 10 the meeting OF
colored men I'm LinwOOd hall at Twenty
fourth and Burdette streets wednesday
night They noted the sOlemnity and at
mosphere OF austerity that enveloped the
meeting In the church and were rather IN
M ease there. But when Mr.. Benson re-
lated humorous story somewhat tinged
with profanity 10 the colored voters the
observers took courage. Afterward while
Mr. Benson was shaking hands one Of
them, remarked that the swear words used
by the mayOralty candidate contrasted
somewhat sharply with the Christian de-
meanor that prevailed al the church. Mr..
Benson blushed profusely when the matter
was called 10 his attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

All bids Opened a. Once.
Bids FOR the construction Of All saints
church were returned b. contractors
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

The suggestion OF the World-Herald that
Omaha follow Council BLUFFS in electing a
democratic mayor recalls the remark of
Noise when it was reported by mistake
that Sapp had been successful: That's
the end Of the game across the river"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

City CLERK Elbourn has been Informed
that at the direct primary elections last
fall some election boards issued ballots to
voters of a different party than the one
with which the voter affiliated. This he
says. is clearly illegal, and to obviate any
thing Of the kind Tuesday he win issue
special Instructions to the judges and
clerks forbidding them to permit ballots
TO 20 out to electors not registered with
the party tickets Another point that will
be insisted upon is that a voter of one
party cannot write in the name of a candi-
date OF another party on his ballot If he
does so the vote for the candidate will be
discarded
The preparation OF election supplies has
been about completed in the clerks office
with the aid OF few extra men. Tables.
chairs. stoves. etc. have been hauled to
the polling places all week and are nearly
all placed. As usual the election officers
will be required to get the ballot boxes,
ballots and smaller paTaphernalia.
An error occurred in the printing Of the
onicial ballots for the Second precinct of
the Eleventh ward owing 10 the late with.
drawal OF committee candidate, whose
name was not checked OF. The defective
ballots were burned in the city hall furnace
by the city clerk In the presence OF three
witnesses and new ones prepared.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-30

DIAM Us Hahoim. isth ana irarney.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
WOMEN BOLT CONVENTION.
Emulating Male Politicians, They
Start New Federation.

Saratoga Nov 10. Emulatlng the
example set by some politicians, the
faction defeated in the election for
officers at the twelfth annual conven-
tion of the New York State Federation
of Womcn's Clubs boltcd as soon as
Mrs. Stoddard Hamlton's election to
the presidency was announced and
started new federation.
Mrs. w. W. Armstrong, wife OF the
chairman Of the recent insurance in
vestigation. ran at the head of one
ticket. and she will be president of the
new federation. They already claim
100 clubs as Il nucleus.
The officers elected by the regular Or
ganizatlon were: President. Mrs. Stod-
dard Hammond Of Binghamton; first
vice president. Mrs Elmer Blair Of Al
bany: second vice president. Mrs. Fred
erck Lyon Charles of Cuba; recording
secretary. Mrs. :. Benedict Whitelock
Of Warsaw: corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Frederick l.. Grummond Of Bing-
hamton: treasurer. Mrs. Charles ID.
Thomas Of Herkimer: federation sec
retary. Miss Mary Garrett Hay Of New
York city: directors. Miss Eliza Mac
Donald Of Flushing. Mrs. Henry Ner-
timer Of Buffalo. Mrs. John Lewis
ChlIds OF Floral Park and Mrs. Frank
b. Church Of Wellsville.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
impoverished Soil

impoverished soil, like impOv-
erished blood, needs a proper
fertilizer. A chemist by analyz-
ing the soil can tell you what
fertilizer to use for different
products.
If your blood is impoverished
your doctor will tell You what
you need to fertilize it and give
It the rich, red corpuscles that
are lacking in it. 1t may be you
need tonic, but more likely you
need a concentrated fat food,
md fat is the element lacking
in your system.
There is no fat food that is
so easily digested and assimi-
lated as
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
LOHE BANDIT L0OTS TRAIN.
Holds Up Conductor and Goes Through
Rock Island sleeper.

f"'-'NfN'
Kansas city. Nuy lu \ lone rob
hrr heavily masked. boarded the rear
sleeper OF tie cl,ib,uud combln9tion
Ch.ra-o and Alton Rock Island Cali
forun limited train. known as No. H..
between slater AMI Glasgow. NJ
shortly after midnight. robbed the pas
scueers of sum placed between 500
and $500 and escaped In the darkness.
The robher. who is described as be
ns tall aud wearing a long black over
coat. got ON the platform of the rear
sleeper at Slater When the train had
got well under WAY he entered the
sleeper. mn observation car bound
through from california. He encoun-
tered the Pullman conductor and a
porter and at the point of "A revolver
commanded them 10 proceed ahead OF
him aud wake mp the passengers. The
sleeper was we'll filled. As his de-
mauds were carried ont the robber'
keeping the conductor and porter ahead
IF him. Systematically relieved the pas
seugers Of money. watches and jew
plry.
When he had made his vay through
10 the frons end OF the car h. started
for the second Pullman. Before the
robber could enter the second car the
porter slammed the door in his face.
The train then was AT point about
one mile east Of Glasgow. Realizing
that he could proceed no further with
his work. the robber pulled the air
brake rope. While the train was slack
cnlng It's speed he jumped off and dis
appeared in the darkness.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
STAFFORD
Mr. Frank Backbmn's Loss PTotacted Meetings
Personals and Other Notes.
Stafford C. II VA Noy. 9th. l9of.

Stafford G.. II VA. Nov. 9th. looG.
MIR aud Mr-. Frank Blackburn. OF tar
ri-onylllr have the sympathy OF the cn.
tire community in thr loss hy fire oi ih'ir
comfortable home. aud almost all 10 con
talnrd. il 10 blow that viii take years
to recover from.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. ". Shachhiprl and
Mr.. and Mrs j + Shacklrlori pald the
courthou-. u visit today uu business
Chns Bcndheim. Clerk of Alexandria
Corporation Court, witha - Mr. SANFORD
paid the courthouse "a visit yesterday on
legal business
Mr. George + Ilavcll. au attorney oi
Washington, paid u- a visit tudny.
Mr. Henry ". Moucun. son of L. \
Moncurr. II quite sick at William aud
Mary Colhgc. Williamsburg Ills uncle.
Henry Moncurr. lcit today for his hri-
side.
Mr.. T.. :. Moore has purchased "a gaso-
line engine. aud with the SAW thereto
attached proposes To saw mp ~on'-
thing.
Mr. X. L. Fritt"r is engaged in deliver
ing the wood to the county inr u~r 100 the
courthouse aud clerk X office.
Master Richard Baker, colOnd. son of
Tho~. Baker. has song be- has been try
ing to teach the pickaulnirS around here.
II goes somewhat in this way. "l;uiu-
Ra~tus Johnson Brown. took seat at
the table. when the meat passed around.
Mr. Barahba- Surllng- having dropped
his quandam friend Mr Powerful Ghlln-
han. ON account of the distance that
separates them. has taken mp with Mr..
Bennic English. with whom be- holds
seances nightly.
The protracted meeting at REGISTER
Chapel. which has b,r.n carried onior the
last ten days by Rev. &. VI. Sarvrr. ph--
tor. clI~cd la-1 night. with fair Succrss.
\ protrartrd meeting hu- commenced
AT Andrew Chapel VI T. church todd -itcl
under the direction of k"y. j. llnlPnny,
pastor.
Mr. Chas callahan. ni Toluca paid the
Clerk = Oil.'r a visit today un bu-in' '-s.
Great complaint Dr. hriug made 10y
farmers oi rotten corn. The percent
age i about ONE hith
Mr. ThoS Patton l. expected a. li~
Stafford homrnt Smm~ Point from New
J ORR. til- week
DR.. Chambcrin. of the Washington
Club. has be,n spending the week at the
Clubhouse on AquiA Crrek. but expects to
return home tomorrow
Mr.. II. e. Moore. oi Brrwyn, Pa. ac-
companied by his brother. viii arrive
here Sunday. enroutc to the hospiiable
residence oi " r Green, Esq near Ruby.
where they will engage Boo hunting This
il the second year of Mr Noore'- trips To-
Stafford. and be- will he warmly wei
coined
Mr.. II. q. Chrsley. County Treasurer, is
reported sick ~ his home
II i reported that One of our proml-
nent countymcu realized $N5OonaWager
on Hughes in the recent contest iu the
Excelsior Stat.
Srrihh,rr.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
The Brldgewater Milling Corporation Of Fredericksburg
POPE WOULD ABOLISH WAR
He Exhorts All Nations TO Try to Pre-
vent Boodshed.

b Milan. Nov. 10.-The president OF the
international Peace association in this
city. having sent letter 10 the pope
I'm the name of the delegates 10 the
last peace conference. i'm which he beg
ged his holiness TO exert his influence
in favor Of peace. has received a reply
The pontiN reminds his correspond
ent that popcs are always apostles ol
peace and how he. too. was pleased "a
accept am invitation 10 negotiate I'm q
concillatory manner when three Amer
lean republics were agreed 10 accept
arbitration in order to avoid war His
holiness expressed feelings Of fun al
hesion to the ideas Of peace. beside
exhorting all nations 10 think OF NJ
measures with a view TO prevent wal
breaking out. instead Of merely being
satisfied To moderate its horrors.
The pope has decided TO hold a con
sistory Dee. q.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
uo,., E.us. Twenty MAY Be Dead.

Long Branch Cal. Nov. l0.-Ihe new
Bixby hotel being erected on the beach
here caved IN. supposedly from weak
construction. and possibly score OF
men are buried IN the ruins. The build
ing Is OF re-cnforced concrete. The
whole structure cayed in without warn
ing from the basement to the fourth
floor. leaving but one wing standing
Great confusion reigns. Estimates OF
the number dead range from ten 10
twenty-five
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1905.
AN APPEAL TO THE LADIES
They are Urged to Send Exhibits OF Their Handi-
work 10 Jamestown Exposition

The Virginia lmmi~-iOn To the james
town Exposition j. anxious To secure a
contribution OF all domestic products,
such "a illustrate the good housekeeping
for Whlrh the lallc- ut Virginia have al
ways been celebrated 70 this end they
earnestly invite the WON u of the Com
m1nwcAith Ia every nrlghhOrhOOd and
county To- select from their stores Of
canned. dried and preserved fruits aud
vegetables. one or more specimens of
their hand work tu aid 100 ~ NplOiting the
product aud Illustrating tlr good house
Keeping of our fair daughters Were il
possible - secure one jar from each
hou-chold. the Aggregate would result in
a display such ~ has never before been
brought together and would require ad-
ditiuunl space 10 that already allotted
tp Virginia Ly the Exposition Company.
To approximate thi~ result, tn. Virginia
Commission appeals To the women OF the
Stat iu every locality tOcu-operate aud
by their iflurncr and effort make pOssi-
b.r this attractive feature Of the eXpOsi-
ton.
The plan suggested il that public
spirited women in every community
should secure the cooperation Oi their
friends and neghhDrs. assemble their
contributions AT the most convenient
point. have them carefully labeled
packed aud forwarded To this office
Nhrnr cooperation is difficult, indiyid-
ull- can send their contribution direct,
name and address will be- catalOgued
Personal Identification with this great
work is am opportunity, aud should be
source Of pride Ladies' from iierent
sections have already ch,eriully and
librraly responded TO this invitation.
aud the collection grows daily. This
preservation Ot the small fruits adds
largely to the horticultural feature Of the
collection. Care. installation. inight and
express charges Arr assumed by the
Commission. Notice of shipment and
articles should 10, addressed To Capt.
Julian Pratt Supt of Exhibits. Nrginia
Comm--ipn. 80. : South lOth st.
Richmond Va. aud upon arrival will
h,. prnmutlN nrkn0W lodged
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
In Time Of Peace.

lu the first months Of the iu~Sia-Japan
war We had striking example of the
necessity for preparation aud the early
Adyautag, of Those who. SO to speak,
"havr -hingled their roofs in dry
weather. The virtue OF preparation
has made history and given 10 Ms our
greatest men. The iudividualas we'll "a
the nation should be- prepared for amy
emergency. Areyou prepared 10 success
fully combat the first cold you take \
cold cau be- cured much more quickly
when treated - soon ~ il has been con
lrlcted and before it has become settled
in the system Chambcrlaiu's Cough
Remedy il famous for it, cures OF colds
and 10 should be- kept ~ hand ready Tor
instant use For sale by NJ. NJ. Lewis
Drug store
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
SPOTSYLVANIA
Teachers Association Formed Officers Elected -
instructive Papers Read on Practical Subjects
Delegates to State Association.

summit, Va, Nov. y. 1906
The t,ncher~ Of Spotsyyania county
met at the Courthouse on November ..
aud organized "a "'reachers Association
The meeting was we'll ATTENDED aud all
/ lrft IN the afternoon feeling that IT had
been day we'll spent and much profit
had been gained from the Interchange
of ideAs We regretted That single
teacher should have been absent. Supt
Dew opened the meeting and stated the
object and purpose of the organization
in "A few we'll selected remarks. Among
other things. hc said that the education
| of the youth of the rural districts must tf
/ done los the lady teachers since lew male
| teachers arr 10 be- had Therefore. II was
necessary for them To avail themselves
Of every opportunity which would better
prepare them for the task, aud he knew
of nothing within their reach that would
do them So much good ~ the teachers
60 operative meeting.
The following officers were elected.
Mrs r. B Gayle, president; Miss Jose
phine Browne. vice president, Mise Alice
Dew, secretary, Miss Nrttie Jcrrcll,
/ treasurer.
The following instructive papers We're
read. Commentator. 10y Miss Nellie
/ Morris: The Benefits Of Such an Orgaui-
zation. Miss Josephine Browne, How to
Induce the Young to Read Moreaud Bet
ter Literature. Miss Alice Dew; school
Government. Mr. T ; Boore; Best Means
To Hold Interest oi Pupils During Class
Recitation. Mrs r. b. Gayle \ most
instructive talk WAS given by Mrs. ;. v.
Wilson District associations werr then
organized To- meet monthly
Misses Louise Sugg and Alice Dew Were
chosen a. delegates To the state
Teachers A~~ocintinn which meets In
Richmond Nov. nth, after which the
meeting adjourned
Teacher
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
co.eds muat Be In Bed at Eleven.

Syracuse. y. Y. Nov. l0.-"Any stu
dent who escorts young woman to
college function and keeps her ont unit
an unsecmly hour IN the morning is q
miscreaui and should be dealt with rs
lefits n college man who dares defy
the we'll known rules Of the universl
ty." said Chancellor James II. Day II
the student body. The chancellor relt
Grated in no uncertain terms the col
lege rules requiring co-eds TO be IN bee
BIZ II O'clock.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
For Over Sixty Years.

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has been used for over sixty years by
millions Of mothers for their children
while teethine, with perfect success.
Ii soothes the child. softeus the gums,
allays all pains, cures wind collie. and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
IL will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Sold by Druggists in
every part OF the world. Twenty
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for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup.n and take no other.