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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-26
CALVE' BLIND
F|ANCE A N TIL
STORY OF DiVA'S ENGAGEMENT
TO MILLIONAIRE CREDITED
TO A PRESS AGENT.
HYDE AND BALLET GIRL
Are Being Talked About in Paris and
Report Says ExInsurance
Magnate Will Soon Be
Benedict.

/ Paris, Nov 25.-Mme Calve has
been playing joke. ii is strongly
sugge ted. Perhaps the joke has q
| purpose, for where is the p7ima don
ma who objects 10 being talked about :
And in Pa(is. all agog, Calves name
has been flying f!om mouth TO mouth
"Calye is going to marry blind
! American, who is immensely rich. an
/ millionaire He will build a
theatre for her very own, bur she will
sing in public no more"
The rumor spread; all the news
papers seized upon it. The concierge
of the fiat the diva occupied is be
sieged by persons of every rank and
profession, who as him: is it true?'
| To every one he tells the same
story, which plainly was prepared for
him TO learn by heart. Yes, madame
will marry. She has gone for a ya. bit.
ing rip with her fiance, She said to
me: ! love him dearly, but alas, He
makes me give up opera.
But, ! assure you. madam looked
happy" concierge adds. "She said:
Bur with his help I will have a
theatre of my own, which will di.
rect Then can cary out all my
whims and caprices and be queen of
the lyric wrold of aris. Never could
have accomplished all this with my
own poor resources
Nine. cave is Already Rich.
Calye Is as rich as Croesus, and
the concierge can appreciate the joke
telegram to the Texas chateau
asking about her betrothal brought
an answer from her secretary, which
omitted any mention of an
engagement or proposed marriage,
and which stated only; Madame has
just started on a long yachting trip
After leasing her nai for a long
time, Chve took suite at the Cont
mental Hotel There they know moth
ing Of a blind milionaire-an AmeIi
can nor of proposed marriage.
AN Italian gentleman? He visited
madame here" says the clelk. But
he is not blind"
Calves musical friends declare |
they know nothing about her engage
ment.
The rmor caused intense suspense |
at the opera comiqne. II Is asserted |
there, most positively that Calve will
keep her contract and appear there in
March.
The diva's masseuse, refined
woman, a sculptor's wife, who is in
Calves confidence. knows nothing
more of any betrothal than the far
.prcading report has told her
No American in all the Paris col
my knows a blind millionaire; none
,an even guess who has been paying
,ourt to Calves voice
4 close friend of the great song
trees said to the correspondent:
Some one has been having great
I'M in feeding a choice morsel to the
public gullibility."
The rumor started soon after
)taric announced that she will marry
nd SET the town talking.
A breath of spling time Is blow
ne over Paris too early. No one can
nset the offices OF the matchmakers |
! newspaper hints in veiled terms
hat James HaZan Hyde lately of New
'ork. Is engaged to marry Mile G..
+ the opera ballet Mr.. Hyde has not
bought OF marriage.
For the twentieth time il j. re- ,
orted that Eleanor Inse will marry
ce,abrated man dressmaker.
The newspapers are marrying off !
very celebrity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-26
HoRsEMAN's DAUGHTER SUES

Evansville, Ind, Nov. 25.-Miss
most prominent society girls. today
sued her father. ". p. Robb. in the
superior court asking for an allow
ance of 81 200 a year for three year
Robb is worth considerable monaS
and 8 a well known horseman. Miss
Robb says she needs this money to
complete her college course.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-26
POSTMASTER SHORT.

Toledo Ohio, Nov 25.-John VI.
Epler. postmaster al Whitehouse.
waived examination before United
Sta. es Commissioner Gaines this
morning on a charge of appropriating
1924 Of postoffice funds. He was re-
leased on $500 bond.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-26
GERMANY HAS ARMY SCANDAL.

Berlin. Nov 25--An inquiry has
been opefei into the frauds and ir-
reg1iarities alleged To have been com
mi.ted by an ofisial al be Cape who
had charge ~ tae arrangements for
provi= ouinE the German colonial
afmy I'D southwe Africa. The Lrka-
lanziezer alleges thar these frauds
10 10000 900 marks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-26
PROF YAmAsHITA MISSING.

Annapolis. Nd, Nov. 25.-Prof Y.
Tamashita. who last year instituted
the instruction Of he midsbipmen in
the japanese form Of wrestling. has
disappeared. An inquiry is in pro
gress.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-26
BABY GIRLS FATE.

Mayaville, KY. Nov 25.-Jeretta
Ball aged : years was burned to a
crisp this afternoon by her clotha'
catching fire from a crate
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-26
WAS BLOWN TO ATOMS.

Coming. Ohio. Nov 25.-WiIiam
Morey, widely known among oil men.
was blown to atoms today by the ex-
plosion Of nitro glyeerln.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-26
PRETENDER DEFEATED.

Nelilla. Morocco. Nov. 25.-Bu Ha-
mara, pretender 10 the Moroccan
throne has been defeated ar Beni
sidel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-26

THE PEOPLES COLUMN In The
Bulletin this morning tells or things
Lost" and Found "For Sale" or
Wanted" II presents new picture
every morning with %ocal color" that
can not fail to interest the reader.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-26

THIS ls TIE TIME or YEAR
when the advertisements in the news
papers are really the most important
news they contain, for "the greatest
day Of all tho year. is near There's
bargain for somebody on nearly
every page Of this paper.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
AK, SAR AND BEN, THREE LIONS
Babies of Bessie, Queen of the AMI
NAL Family that Comes to
FansFestfvaI.

Bessie, one Of the lionesses of the animal
circus Of the New Parker Amusement com
pany, which will be on the Kings High
way this year, is the mother of three baby
lions. Press Agent Fred J. HOLMAN. who
has arrived In Omaha has had word of the
birth OF the cubs from General Manager
Harry r. Raver at Yankton, g. D., where
the show now IL.
Mr.. Raver says one Of the cubs is to be
named Ak. one Sar and the other Ben.
They will arrive IN Omaha next Monday.
Mr.. Holman says they will Be old enough
to leave their mothers cage for short in
tervals and allow themselves to be fondled
by the subjects, of Samson. tf
Gould Dietz, chairman of the parade
committee OF the Ak-Sar-Ben Board of
Governors, reports the responses to his
invitation to participate in the Industrial
parade as most liberal. The prizes offered
for this and the flower parade are prov
ing aH extra inducement to make the
exhibitors put forth considerable effort
for something nice In the hope of winning
one Of the prises.s---Decorators are al
ready at work on some Of the parades
and the present indications are these
parades will surpass anything ever pulled
of in Omaha in that line,
The committee having in charge the
Ak-Sar-Ben float parade has requested
that all the noatmen call at Lieben's
costuming establishment and be fitted out
for the parade. There will be 100 men
on the fioats and eighty horsemen
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
SULTz WANTS SUIT oUAsHED
Husband Declares His wife Was
Insane When she Asked for
Divorce.

Kasper Sultz, whose wife brought suit
against him for divorce after he lad filed
an insanity complaint against ner, has
nled formal objections to having her suit
heard He declares she was insane when
she filed the petition and consequently Il
should be dismissed. The Insanity board
after hearing the evidence decided Mrs.
Sultz was insane, but not to a degree 10
warrant her being placed in the asylum.
The commission recommended the ap-
pointment OF a guardian for her
Charles s. Logan, a Florence merchant,
has filed suit for divorce from Minnie s.
Logan. alleging she has a bad temper and
continually nags him and qusrrels with
him Both have been married before and
both have children by the former union.
He says she refuses to do anything for
him or his child. He declares her actions
cause him anguish OF mind and makes II
almost impossible for him to attend to
business. He offers to allow her the
custody of their infant child.
Frank Willie has secured a decree of
divorce from Florence Willie on the
grounds OF extreme cruelty
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
MUCH CHEAPER.
orsps-Nuts Aooompiishss What oosaI
Travail and Medicine Gould Not.

It's not what you eat, but what you d.
gest that gives strength.
Many a man drags around year after
year half dead because his food Is not
digested. and he takes hrst one kind of
medicine and then another without re-
lief-because medicines cannot take the
place of well digested food. ami never
will.
Give nature a fair chance. as a promi-
nent German-AmericAn of Chicago did.
and II you're in bad FIX from stomach
trouble read what he says and try it on.
about a year ago." he writes, Il was
afiicted with stomach trouble, which so
enfeebled me 1 had to quit work. ! grew
SO lean was merely skin and bones.
81 had the advice Of six different doe
tors and two college professors. One
thought had cancer OF the stomach ant
other advised change OF climate and
recommended ocean travel. I decided 10
follow this last and went abroad for
three months.
'But my health became worse and worse.
The least amount of food caused me
awful pain and / obtained relief only ny
having my stomach pumped out.
Nothing did me any good. Soon l could
take no food at all except strained oat-
meal; then time came when / could not
even take that loet courage and pre-
pared myself TO die. At that time my
wife brought me a package OF Grape
Nuts. but had no confidence in anything
any longer.
'she finally persuaded me TO taste Few
spoonfuls of the new food and to my sur
prise l retained Il and had no distress
That made me feel nne and encouraged to
make another trial for life. For several
months l ate nothing else-every day a
bowl of Grape-Nuts with cream. and Vus
l regained my health. my old-time weight
and am now as we'll as ever. ! could not
live without Grape-Nuts." Name given by
Postum Co, Battle Creek. Mich.
There's reason" Read the little book.
The Road 10 Wellville." in pkEs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
FRICTION m JAP CABINET
Diplomatssand- Warriors Have Serious
Dtferenees in Regard to
~ Fate OF Manchuria.

VICTpRIA, b. c., Sept. 1s.-The steamer
Empress Of India. which arrived yester-
day ftcrhI the orient brought news of
serious .differtncessft the Japanese cabinet
regarding Japan's action In Manchuria.
viseount ,Hayashi. formerly minister to
Great BrftafH, Resigned the post of for
eign minister in Premiet saionijPs cab
met because OF the action taken regard
ing the South Manchurianl railway system
which Japan took over az a. government
concern. Japanese vernacular, papers
pointed out that the quarrel is really, a
fight between diplomacy, head by viscount
Hayashi, and militarisrn. headed by Mar
quis Yamagata The military section op-
poses the opening of Manchura and
rmorever. wishes, ia control the Manchurian
railroad az strategy fine, while the dip
'Iornatic section has declared for the OPEN
ing OF Manchuria and seeks to subor-
dinate mfiitarism while lighting for the
commercial development by Japan of
southern. Manchuria. The military sec
ton which sought to appoint the late
Field Marshal Kodama in charge of the
Manchurian railway system. seeks TO APP
point a military adviser who would in eff
feet control the line. 1t was in protest
10 this arrangement that viscount Hay
ashi resigned.
One Toxic paper points out the efforts
Of the military sections has more than
once accustomed relations, OF more or less
unsatisfactory character with America
and England regarding Manchuria.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
HAWAIfANs ATTRACT CROWD
Second Night of Band Concert More
Literally PatrOnised Than
the First.

A larger crowd greeted the Royal Hs-
waiian band at its performance Tuesday
night. Owing to the fact that some Of
the stage accessories did not arrive To-
bani's masterpiece. Tone Pictures Of tho
Civil war" was not> given, but the audi
enee was favored with a very entertaining
program. which included number Of
Hawaiian songs by Miss Lei Lehua and
the glee club and the young woman was
forced to respond with an encore.
Popular dance music was played after
the regular program and the audience
danced. Miss Lehua was among those on
the floor.
Tobani's, composition will be rendered to-
night. Friday night II will be given with
special accessories and the veterans OF
the civil and Spanish wars and members
of the Thurston Rifles and the Omaha
Guards will take part.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19

are not oficislly labeled are allowed in
Interstate and foreign commerce without
inspection and without certihcates. subject
10 the provisions and requirements OF the
pure food law and the regulations made
Hereunder -
The regulations further hold that prod
ucte such as meat juice. meat extract etc,
which are intended and used only for medi-
cal purposes and which are advertised only
90 the medical profession are not meat
food products.
The regulations are 10 become effective
on and after october next. but shall not
apply to the continuous carriage OF meat
or of meat food products which are In
transit on october next.
Then follow the various regulations. re-
curing that no person. firm or corporation
shall receive for transportation or trans
port from one state or territory or the
District OF Columbia any carcass. meat
food product etc, until a certificate IL
made and furnished according to the sew
eraI forms which the regulations prescribe.
These call for the most exact statements
Of the name Of the railroad 10 which the
shipment .is~offered. the shipper. the con-
sgnee. point OF shipment. point Of destina-
ton car number and initial and whether
the establishment is exempted, and. IL 81,
ite exempted number. whether the meats
are inspected or uninspected. The regula-
tions also provide for the forwarding to
the chief Of the bureau Of animal industry
Of duplicate certificates in cases where the
meats have been inspected and the ship
ment placed in a railroad car. sealed by an
employee of the bureau. In these cases Il
is not required that the meats shall be
marked inspected and passed" Duplicate
certificates also are required in the case
Of exempted meats and products and shall
be separste and apart from any waybill.
bill OF lading or other form ordinarily used
In the shipment Of meat. AS to these latter
products the certificate must show that
''the said meat or meat food products are
sound, healthful. wholesome and At for
human food
Farmers shipping meats must give SINH
lar certificate Of purity and wholesomeness,
duplicates to be sent to the department at
once.
One Of the principal regulations Is that
requiring that 'ali original certificates de-
livered to the common carrier as required
in these regulations shall be retained and
fled by the initial carrier in order that
they may be readily checked by this de-
partment in such manner as the secretary
of agriculture may from fine to time pre-
scribe" ~'' i---
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
RULES FOR SHIPMENT OF MEAT
Wilson Announces Regulations for
Enforcing Inspection Law.

Wilson Announces Regulations for
Enforcing Inspection Law.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-Secretary Will
son- today prbmnixnted the regulations
Under .the new meat inspection law. gov
erning the Transportation of meat in inter-
state and foreign commerce. There are
eight amendments 70 the regulations al
ready in force and these have to do with
interstate transportation, inspected meats
and products, exempted meats. meats Of
fered for transportation by farmers and
the restrictions upon common in certain
cases.
The new regulations are embraced in a
six-page circular which describes the
products coming within their scope as car
cases parts OF carcasses and meat food
products OF cattle. sheep, swine and goats
A meat food product" is held to be any
article intended for human consumption
which is derived or prepared from any por-
ton Of the carcass OF cattle, sheep, swine
or goats, and which. when eaten. IL capa-
BILE of supplying nourishment or energy
to the human body. or OF repairing bodily
waste. II Is expressly declared however.
that a mixture OF which meat Is an in
gredient will not be considered a food
product unless the meat contained therein
Is a definite and considerable portion Of
the said mixture.
But" It is stated. when such a mixture
is prepared in an establishment where In
spection Is maintained, the sanitation OF
that portion of the establishment in which
the said mixture is prepared will be super
vised by the department. and the meat or
food product which enters the mixture will
be inspected before It enters the mixture.
The mixture will not be officially labeled.
Mixtures such as mince- meats. soups etc,
which come under this. ruling and which
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
FRANCIS READY TO COME HOME
head OF st. Louis Worlds Fair Pre-
SCENTS Last of Medals to
- FLfuRa.

PARIS. Sept ls-Dayid r. Francis of
the Louisiana Purchase exposition. arrived
Z here today from Brussels. where he pre-
scented the St. Louis exposition medal and
diploma to King Leopold.
= The mission abroad OF Mr.. Francis is
thus completed and he IS exceedingly graft
ned at the receptions accorded him by the
various crowned heads whom he visited
Mr. Francis win leave Cherbourg tomorrow
on board the Kron Prinz william.
= Mr.. Francis Is watching the political
developments In the United States with
keen, interest. He told the Associated Press
today mat In his opinion the party advocat-
ing government ownership OF railroads
, would be. defeated In 1905. He was glad.
therefore, to see tina, William j. Bryan
IN his Louisville speech had disclaimed the
Intention of trying to commit the demo-
eraey 10 that doctrine.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
MEDICAL ALUMNI BANQUET
seventy-Fivs Graduates of state Uni-
versity Attend Meeting at
CommereiaI Club.

4. The Alumni Medical society Of the Uni
versity of Nebraska held its fourth an
nual banquet and biennial gathering at
the Commercial club rooms Tuesday even
ing. beginning at $50 o'clock There
were about seventy-fve persons present,
most OF them from Nebraska
DR.. A. N. FINLEY acted as toastmaster
after the dinner had been served, and
the following toasts were delivered: "ono
More Year" J. F. Allen OF Omaha, class
of 1907 Medical Education OF the
Future" K. J. c.. sward OF Oakland. Neb.,
class OF 1896; "The PRICE of Success" II.
NJ. McClanahan OF Omaha: The Uni
versity and the Medical school," Dean
Henry B. Ward OF the State university.
and 1.-The Modern Medical School," Palmer
Findlay OF Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Sept. 1s.-
The elements evidently are planning to
do their part in making the Pixies Peak
centennial celebration which opens in this
city next Monday a success. Last night
there was fall of from one to four feet
OF, snow, the heaviest snow ever known
on pixies Peak during September. Snow
plows were used today TO open up the
Cog railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
That all may not share.
The Opening of Our Millinery
. Department.

In spite Of the disagreesble weather the
opening has been a great success. The trip
Is worth your while, as the new autumn
styles are certainly beautiful Our show
ing of the newest styles first, and at Eco
nomical prices, has won for US the repu-
tation OF leaders in this line. This fret
fashion show is notable event. You are
most heartily invited to be our guest dur
ing this opening week.
Second floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19

tween the ages OF and IL years 1t Is an
absolutely practical garment for hard wear
in school or at play. Comes In white, navy
and cardinal, with brass buttons. Price.
$3.50 each.
Plain-knitted sweaters, either for boys or
girls. colors red, navy and white. Price,
$3.50 each. ..A .-,..--
Main floor. "A. - r
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
Free Lessons, Art Embroidery

Miss steenstrup. our expert needle sttIst,
gives free instructions in fancy work every
day from to p. m. All The newest and
latest stitches are taught. Materials must
be purchased here.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19

In the watey, was one coach with just the
top a foot,pr twof above the surface l
could see four persons on top of the car.
was helpless to. assist. Suddenly a large
piece OF driftwood brushed them Off the
coach and. the, next instant they had gone
down" - HtA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
minneapolis Goes to Cuba.
I.,hmian canal Meetas delayed.

WASHINGTON. Sept. is.-The next meet
ing Of the Isthmian Canal commission Is
scheduled for October on the isthmus OF
Panama. but the meeting may be deferred
until November. at the time the president
makes his visit. Chairman shonts intends
10 20 10 the isthmus with the president or
win be there at the time. and II the meet
ing is deferred he will not be obliged 10
make two trips.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
New Sweaters at Children's
Department.

Pretty. new styles for fall-are here, now
awaiting your seeing and choosing. =
Peter Pan blouse No. l51 IL a handsome,
all-around garment for boys and girls be-
tween the ages of,2 and y; knitted in hand
some stitch and is made for service; col
ors, white, navy, cardinal, maroon and OK
ford pretty brass buttons are used. Price,
$500. go --'F
Pastime blouse No. 1s1 is one OF the most
popular numbers for boys and girls be-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
Investigate This.

Form the habit of making your money
work for you; visit the deposit account he-
partment on the balcony; deposit as much
or as little as you please. You buy TOR
cash here and the money that. you have
works for you and earns interest. This is
the secret OF success, recommended by
Thompson, Belden g Co..
Investigate.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-19
EDDY Transferred 10 Berlin

WASHINGTON. Sept 1s.-speneer F.
Eddy OF Illinois. hrst secretary Of the
American embassy at ST. Petersburg mas
been transferred to a similar position In
the American embassy al Berlin. sue
ceeding IL Perciyal Dodge Of Massa-