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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29
An Incident of the Destructive Chicago Fire
Having Money in the Vaults of Financial Institution

monAyIender grabbed first With little
whisper: DO
how much l have in your bankT
81 said, Yes about $4,000
give you $4,000 you will give that balance in
cash right away
your money all right; you will
have a it, until in shape again
fairly gasped you decline a
deal money a city that has gone destruction!
answered no. 1 not plain English
him: enough take bride
unfair the other deposo and
fool do it because know discover the
paid you the
Get OF here right away
of money
the school
straightforward his bondsmn
saying
outoftown
saying withdraw money
he the who grown
mously wealthy
things him,
brusquely:
You things well Can't you
position nF oh he answered hastily
about the all the l
stand personally cash?
credit these days, anything
want hard cash 1 brought you little
with that open coat
pocket dragged bills
he Strengthened them divided piles retaining
himself and handing the other dreaduy
but told him thought could
that whatever had would
since continued one OF my best friends"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29
.Difhculty of Dealing with Moros

independence selfgovernment
Philippines been speaking of Luzon and the other
pointed
Mndanao the Suu archipelago differ
from those existing the northern islands that the two groups
be fair to deny indie
Christian Fpnos living in the north merely be-
shown desire adopt republican
feudal system, with
sultan the ruling lords)
But establishing a stable
will proceed slowly the
should it, The Moros furnished great
southern the influence of the ad
freebooter still felt Mooand Them too, they
killing Christians the theory that by
into heaven but the
celestial Occasionally Moro
killing Christians called uramentado),
fasting generally with shaver
eyebrows forth to slay until he himself slain Besides
deliberately life by retail by Wholesale
religious fanatics who under frenzy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29
Outline for the Reservations

converted centers for
influence American ideals
a world
religion philosophy entirely moral forces
than physical force
opportunity nations
Of individual measured by
opportunity advice
improved be eoerced by mill
tary power,
Our ought schools
institutions which the people
industries
the history
exploit the tropical countries according the meth
subsection military expenditures
attempt burden,
protest. make the Fipinos would
The FipinOs would resist policy employed
bitterly than If It employed by
peoples willing aborer country
labor Education,
colonial system,
the ruling power.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29
Tariff for the Filipinos

While the Philippine islands under American authority the
administered benefit the Fpino
with Secretary Ta promise they to be sub
tariff they other nations they ought
the Philippine islands
would be to allow the Philippine tariff to
made by the Philippine assembly to be established The
Fpinos their dealings be largely
with the countries of the ORIENT unless they position to
have their tariff conform their geographical position there
must necessarily be friction and injustice.
So geographical considerations that Americans
who take their residence such reservations
retain harbos coag stations naval base ought to be
tariff shipping
the creation oriental territory be
posed of such stations reservations have here
after the This territory should delegate
like other territories but should be free by constitutional
from tarin permitted egislate itself
this subject could thus establish free ports it chose and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29

AN of get
open that the pressing a homeless
population may be business is
strictly everything sells The
extraordinary
dollar advantage
than the mans credit buying supplies for his empty warehouse
obtain all the sight full of
picturesque features. On Monday, Octo
Chicago tudged downtown what left
city great
ncoheenty everybody seemed half
the white marble hall which his
the New York the following what
Although the door Of the vault had somewhat
by combination perfectly.
hunting
crowbars by wedgng them finally
The Enclosure smelt smoky but that
right books That made feel
short order. The thing
what
that collecting what
bank could everything owed and declare
besides If it every dollar Chicago
all 1 o
"On leaving the vault waiting in
had been the cashiers office They depoo
and knew well enough what they They
hrewd moneylender
books another outlying
who would have been ruined had
third outoftown banker with $4,000
institution bank; the
ChicagO capitalists WHO always proessed
his sincere friendship for 1t
lated 70 make visitors
As events proved. this did not take long.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29
No Pecuniary Advantage to America

army Philippine policy has been
increase in naval expenditures
accurately the annual
Philippine policy the United States safe
of all the merchandise that export
Philippine Americans in the
Americans from collected
Phppnesand the borne by all the people
received by handful No there
FORE Justify the Philippines the ground that
they a pecunary advantage.
that need the Philippine islands base for
the orient, that is
necessary the Fpnos independence in order to hold
harbos coang stations all the
Fpnos only anxious have
protection but they that protect
harbors naval base In return for the
them right ask they
gladly reservations might need These
could be fortified and would furnish coang
stations merchant marine. 1t
without saying that had with oriental
infinitely better have the Fipinos supporting
gratitude, than them
awaiting opportunity for instruction
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29
avng People of the United States in Men and Money

Intellectual political the
American ideas Already
establishment schools and
Findley interesting
changes methods
free labor believe
that them work be advanced by assuring them
ultimate independence be granted government
capable of maintaining order and enforcing law By
using them official position
the sincerity friendship these
will increasing influence for good In the
should establish experimental stations and by the
make the best of the
believe General Wood is already planning for
experimental 5amboanga
While the fierce people and accustomed to blood
qualities show the possibility of
provement abstaning entirely
intoxicating while they poygamy add
cubinage plurality of wives they carefully the chastity of
their of with the
the imposing
existing sulu archipelago while amenably below
penal code
that American already being
While believe that number of Americans
permanently Mndanao Mndanao
be the inviting place. there will be time
this question while being established
1t is likely that the waste lands will be settled
by emigrants from the northern islands and that in time the Chris
an Fpnos will be sufficiently control the islands,
and they then be annexed to the northern
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29

INGAPoRE, jan a. 1Os6-speca Correspondence The
Bee)-In speaking Philippine independence 1
sened Of the given Ftpnos for desiring
~ it. but there arguments which ought appeal
cially to Americans. maintain a
onial policy could
imperative conflict
pinos independence capable Of
Justify the of the
theirs then
satisfied that interests will be advanced
the beginning the there be-
eved that the Philippine would of
the United States confidently predicted that multitude of
would the islands the
development
Mindanao, which shall there is
evidence colonization by Americans
There business Manila and
other Insignificant in number the
nothing with the of
coonam the United States We maintaining about 1000
islands 5000 native ocered
by Americans paid for by the United States
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29
Choice Must Soon Be Made

choose therefore policies
the choice made the better adopt
policy ultimately
from form home virtually
adopt distinctly American which advice example
hepunes employed reaching
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29

land develop with Chinese labor
plan be develop the natives themselves by showing them
better methods opening before them wider horizon At
reservation there would be religious freedom freedom Of speech
freedom the public Instruction for all
uplifting believe
right makes might within propaga
ing not doubt the spread of American civilization
from these American centers 3
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29
Wisdom of Doing Right

After ALL the test question is Have faith in the wisdom
rght?" willing the conscience the
of those whom desire to aid?
Individuals Christianity to the test
themselves that benevolence unarmed mgher than
hshness with mall but nations
seldom ventued embody the spirit Of the Nazarene their
egn policy Is opportune time for nation to the
president recently hailed peacemaker
because he took the initiative in terminating but this
upon part greater
disinteresed for the welfare
by but
language and by color?
Carlyle concluding his history the French revolution
caed that thought than artillery that back
thought This lofty platform,
too lofty for the United States Of America
Copyright 19O6) WI BRYAN
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29
American Ideas Are Spreading

of ideas already spreading At
Mand who has adopted the American dress
his buildings school for girls
manesng increasing interest in the American Dau
the native referred
the desire his school
would military expenditures in that Of the island The
visit
good than years AS convince these
that unselfsh they will willing
pupils and in the of time they will find the home
genial than the the than
the warpah.
While should be unselhh they would probably
profitable in the for friends better than
mics trade to develop proportion teach the
natives live do When Solomon to the throne
stead choosing riches fe asked for wisdom that
might his people Alright he received wisdom
the riches the length which he had
important May similar choose the
welfare natives
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29

Plan Whereby Independent
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-29
Experience of Banker with People Having

IVA WHENEVER great devastates large CITY, the first eno
NV with the work Of restoration is to
open that the pressing needs OF homele
population may be business
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion Thenter.

Robert Mantells performance of King Lear" next Friday night in the Hyperion theater will be the first per- formance in this city of that noble tragedy in many years. Indeed, the play had virtually been dropped from consideration in the American theater until Mir. Mantell, urged by his man. ager, William A. Brady, took up the rCie of the grief -crazed monarch of an- cient Britain. The results have justi- fled MT. Brady's urging, 1cc the trag- edy has become the most popular, in many respects, in MT. Mantell's reper- toire
 MT. Mantell, in reviving King Lear" had the advantage of Mr. Bradys early experience in the tragedy in the supp port of the late William B. Sheridan, himself great Lear. It is to be doubt ed if there be to-day another actor on the American or English stage who could bring to the role so many of the essential attributes as are possessed by MT. Mantell. He has the robust phy- sique, the superb voice, the keen intel- lect, the innate histrionic talent and the fine training which go to make up the perfect actor-and Lear is surely a role for the perfect actor.
 Macbeth" on Saturday afternoon and King Richard H." on Saturday night also will be given in the brief engage ment of MT. Mantell in the Hyperion He is the best Macbeth the world has seen and his Richard III. was the role wherein last season he returned to New York and under most discouraging cir cumstances, won the critical fraternity back to that place at his feet where it had flung itself when, years before, he had acted Loris to Fanny Davenports Fedora.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02
RInsY IzzY,s VACATION.

The inimitable and unique George Sidney, that conical caturist and fun
 purvcyor with his big musical compa- ny, with begin an engagement at the
 New Haven Theatre on Thursday night, April 5, for three nights and Sat urday matinee, presenting Busy Izzy's Vacation" which has won immediate success and favor. Without consider ing the big clever company that sur rounds him, George Sidney himself holds magnetic relation to the public unlike that of any other fun-maker,
 He has a droll laughter-compelling per sonality, modest yet suggestive make up, and a quality of pure, unaffected humor that seems a law unto itself The apparent personal enjoyment of the topsy-turvey situation of which he is usually the victim, in the character of the busy one, provokes merrlment in itself. In the new comedy full recogni- ton of this natural humor possessed by
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02
LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES.

New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad stock has varied but little in price during the week, selling from 199 1-2 to 200 The quarterly dividend checks were sent out on Saturday, as were the semi-annual dividend cheeks of the Boston and New York Air Line railroad preferred and the Old Colony railroad
 Stockholders of the Diamond Match company hold a special meeting on May 1 to authorize an increase of cap ttal stock of one million dollars. Hold CTS of May can subscribe at par flor one new share for each fifteen shares held on that date.
 Southern New England Telephone company sent out on Friday night mo- tice of increase of capital. According ito the circular holders of April 1 can subscribe until May i for one new share for each multiple of ten shares held at former date. The new stock will be payable in two installments of SlXty uOllafS each June l and August l, The latter will increase the capital from $5,00O,OO0 to $5,5OO,0OO. Cheeks for the April quarterly dividend will he sent out on the 14th. It is estimated that the rights for the new sock will be worth $2.00 or fraction more.
 The first installment of 25 per cent on the new stock of the Scoville. Manu- featuring company was due on Satur. day. The next installment at the same rate is payable September 30.
 Holders to-day Monday, of Chicago and Northwestern railroad can sub. scribe at par for one new share fol each five shares held. These rights ex. pire May l. The new stock is payable in full on or before June i,
 Holders of the certificates of deposit of the American Bank Note company can now exchange them at the Bank CTS Trust company for the. new certifi- cates of the preferred and common stocks of the United Bank Note corpo- ration. Dividend checks were mailed on Saturday. IN
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02
BRETzFBLDER- -MARGoL1s

At the residence of the groom, S5 Lafayette street, at o'clock yester- day afternoon Miss Elizabeth Margolis and Benoit Bretzfelder of this city were united inmarriage by Rabbi David Levy of the Temple Mislpkan Israel The ceremony was very simple one being performed in the presence of members of the families only. The house was tastefully decorated with potted palms, calIa lilies and carnations form ing very beautiful background to the marriage group.
 The brides travelling gown was of blue Panama cloth attraetively simple in design The young people left last evening for trip to Washington and Old Point Comfort.
 MT. Bretzfelder is manager for the J. Linde & Son pharmacy of Congress avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02
pnIl,n Neu Tnsnter.

''The Peace Congress of American Girls" with Frank Bryan at their head, will be at Polls this week. There are thirteen of these ladies, all show girls" who can dance, sing, and look their way into favor. The chorus ar ranges itself into a series of ensembles, the girls forming the flags of the vari- ous nations, including the Russian and Japanese. For the finish "Old Glory energes amid a hurrah finish
 These human flags make a splen- did spectacle, and have made the act one of the sensational successes of the season.
 Frank Bryan appears as G, A. R.. veteran singing patriotic songs and giving clever Representations, especial ly one of President Roosevelt and his Rough Riders. One of his songs threatens to become historical. In it he makes a stirring appeal to save Old Ironsides," the famous frigate Consti- tuition. which the secretary of the navy has recommended to be used as tar- get ship.
 Jewellig Manikins, a stake within a stage, are on this bill also. Dean Ed sail and Arthur Forbes in the pretty sketch Dads Boy" also the Golden Gate quintet with their colored songs and dances, John Geiger and Nellie Walters, formerly of Harris and Wal ters, with a musical novelty styled Tn the Streets of Italy" Milton c. Wood, the challenge champion hard shoe dancer, and the electrograph with The Wolf. Tramp and Robber of Children will be feature.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02
COREY COURT BANQUET.

Major John Q. Tilson Acts as Toast
 master at Festive Event.
 The Corbey Court society of the Yale Law school held It's annual banquet at Heublein's Saturday night. The toast list follows:
 Toastmaster-John Q. Tilson. 'The Bench''-Judge Edwin B. Gager. Criminal Practice"-Frank' A. Lord. "Corbey Court''-George S. Arnold. "The Lawyer as a Citizen''-Dean Hen
 ry Wade Rogers. "The Bar"-Thomas Thatcher.
 About one hundred attended. The committee in charge was Carrol L. Beedy, Thomas D. Thatcher and Rich ard c. Hunt.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02
New Haven rheater.
THE OID CLOTHES MAN.

Ol@J O11O Hn4AANe James Kyrle MacCurdy will appear in his latest successful play "The Old Clothes Man" at the New Haven The atre tonight, and Tuesday and
 Wednesday nights and at the Wednes- day matinee. Every one who has seen the performance of this clever charac-
 ter actor in this play speaks in glowing
 terms of its many interesting features and novel surprises. The plot is said to contain more than the ordinary stage story consistent to a fault, clean cut and a wealth of deep-hearted interest, pathos and rich quality of keen humor that bubbles and bursts all through the play. Clever specialties are introduced and scenery tasteful in design Is car ried.
 An exchange says In make up, ae- tion, gesture and speech MacCurdy is a typical citizen of the Ghetto, and his Solomon Levi is of itself sufficient en- tertainment without the excellent set ting in which the play is cast. As the title indicates, Solomon Is an old
 clothes dealer carrying on shop with the assistance of Terry, "The Kid who conceives the notion tfSt he Is some on fighting and gets on a match
 with Godfrey Ward, the villain of the
 play, and the man who has tempted Rachel, Lewis daughter, from home.
 Levi has backed his friend Terry and when the latter is doped at the ring side, he steps in and administers the aforesaid Yiddish twist, which not only puts the villain to sleep but also brings down the f1nla curtain amidst the tu- multuous applause of the gallery gods and fanciers of the roped arena. It is in the byplay of everyday life of the shop that MT. MacCurdy makes his real hit however, and he invests the char acter of the disreputable looking old clothes dealer with 8 certain dignity and charm which pertains to the un-
 derlying strain of noble character that is in the man.
 Supporting Mir. MacCurdy is Miss Kate Woods F'iske and a capable com pany, among which are some of the
 most popular and able stars in the the
 atrical profession. The whole cast
 have been especially picked for their
 respective parts, and it Is said 1t Is the
 best organization on the road this sea son.
 During the action of the play high
 class speciatles will De Introduced by
 the De Vaux sisters and the Broad
 way Comedy Four" In the last act
 which shows the interior and ringside
 of the Columbia Athletic club, New
 York, Danny Dougherty will box three rounds with Kid Sharkey of New York,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02
New Haven Staanlhnat line

STEAMER CHESTER w. CHAPIN. . .4r nrom New. Haven Steamer leaves Sai, S:1o a, m. daily except Mondays. Pas- finass ffirmseas may board the steamer at any .do Hrom New York-Steamer Ieayes ''Hv T. p m. daily except Sunday. lime between New York ana Nevv Haven, about five hours Steamer arrives af ana aerort, .-o,,. Belle Dock, New Haven, ana Pier SA SO IT, k. foot of Peck Slip, New York. for tickets and staterooms apniv af on 9ne Q ofiiee on Belle Dock, also at Bish- gp Tl, ~ 70, lS5 Orange street, and at Furser's office on steamer.
 The New England Navigation Co..
 GEO. Q. BLACK, Agent.
 Belle Dock. New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02

Mir. Sidney is given, and the entire pro- auction has been constructed so that others of the cast have every opportu- nity There are many new musical features in Busy Izzy's Vacation, :" many of which were written especially for the comedy, and the following may be mentioned: ''Cholly Boy, Ca sey," When Boys,' Get a Ticket, :" Cherry Hill Jerry" I'm Going Away to California" "A Good Time, What the Wild Waves are Saying" II Want Someone to Love Me- Come and Take a Walk With Me" and the many bright, sparkling musical interpolations which have always characterized the Busy Izzy' productions. Free list suspended during the engagement.
 Seal sale now open.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02
a,,ou Thentex.

Commencing with a matinee to-day the stock company will present the great heart interest play Hazel Kirlxe." Miss Gertrude Shipman will be seen in the role of Hazel, the mill lers daughter, and Lawrence B. Me- Gill will assume the role of the miller, Dunstan Kirke. The management promises a sumptuous production of the play. This is the first time the play has been presented at popular prices, and the first time in stock in our city Matinee will be given daily with sou venirs on Friday matinee.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-02
TO GO TO BROOKLYN.

Nathan Solomon Held for Horse Steal
 ing to be Taken Back
 Officers from the Brooklyn police de- partment are expected here this morn ing with papers for Nathan Solomon, the young man who was arrested Sat urday evening by Detectives Dunlap and Dorman for horse stealing Solo, mon is alleged to have stolen the horse in Brooklyn last Thursday evening. He was arrested here Saturday and the stolen property also recovered.