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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-12
DEATH RECORD.


HUMBOLDT, Neb, Nov. u.-(speoiaL)-
Mrs. Delphlne Norton, one OF the well
known residents OF this city for nearly
forty years past. died quite suddenly at
her home on First street, leaving hus-
hand. John T.. Norton, one Of the pioneer
business men Of this section, and three
grown children. Charles, the eldest RI
sides in this section: William G. Is Cyl
nected with the printing Arm OF Ja9ob
North at Lincoln. and the daughter MrA
Charles c. Campbell. is the wife of rail-
road man at Hastings. All tho family
was present at the deathbed. Mrs. Nor
ton had seemed in the best Of health until
Thursday morning when she sank into
stupor. from which Il was impossible
10 revive her, her death following in about
twenty-four hours, hut the cause is given
as cerebral hemorrhage. She was pre-
pairing to go with her husband TO Lincoln
to spend the winter with her son, Will
and family, and had even gone so far
as 70 pack her grip when the final sick
ness came upon her. Funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon from the house by
Rev. L. r. Smith Of the Presbyterian
church and interment made in the local
ceu,pterv
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-12
Mrs. Booth at Leavenvvorth.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Nov. u.-Mrs.
Maude Ballington' Booth. who Is the guest
Of Major and Mrs Nc Ciaughrey. adj
civil penitentiary this morning In the IT.
ernoon, at the invitation OF W. H. Has
kell, warden. she addressed the prisoners
at the Kansas penitentlary at Lansing
She spoke an hour at each prison 90 the
lines Of reform work and urged her au-
titcrs to start on 3 new and better life
While I'm prison
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-12

ALBION. Neb, Nov. 1L-tspeeial THE
Modern Woodmen OF Aherica took the
city OF Albion by storm Friday. The event
was for the purpose OF initiating a class
OF 500 candidates into Woodcraft and the
lodges OF 81. Edward, Genoa, Akron, lind
say, Petersburg, Newman Grove and Eigin
took part. Special trains on the Northwest
srn and the Union Pacific brought In Wood
men 70 the number OF about loo. and the
parade which took place az 4 p. m. was
one OF the best civic parades that was ever
held IN Albion, There were nearly i.80
Woodmen In line Tbs Genoa band the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE FIELDlNL
Averages Of Players Who Participated in
Fifteen or More Games
weAss MAKES a GREAT RECORD
new YOrk's First Bnseman Accepts
1,4s2 Chances In I3S Games and
wakes hut EiEht
Errors.

NEW YORK, Nov. l1.-FoIlowing are the
official fielding averages OF National league
Players who participated in fifteen or more
games in any one position during the sea-
son Of 1906. as compiled by Secretary II. c.
pttUfaun.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-12

Albion hand and the Genoa Drum corps
furnished mbsic for tie occasion. w. r..
Talbot head consul, OF lincoln was here
az speaker OF the occasion. The venerable
consul Of the Madison camp presided at
the meeting and several state deputies
who we're doing the held work OF this
grand class were present 20 see the sue
cess Of the undertaking.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-12

UTICA, Neb.. Nov 11.-(Specai Tele-
gram.) Mrs. o. d. Thygeson wife OF one
OF the most prominent merchants in this
city, died at 2:45 this afternoon after an
illness OF only a week, at the age OF ..
She leaves a large number of relatives
and three small children to mourn her loss
The funeral viii probably be held at the
PRESBYTERIAN church in this city next Tues.
day afternoon. She was respected by every
one who knew her.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-12
Pay of RuraI Carrier..

oneref the most probable outeonlss OF
the csming session OF congress is the In
crease OF the pay of the carriers OF mall
matter over the rural free delivery
routes. When this service was hrst in
augurated by John Wannamaker in the
HARRISON administration the few carriers
employed were paid at the rate OF 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-12
TEAM FIELDING.


Record OF those who pitched in fifteen or
more games, arranged according to per-
centage OF victories;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-12

Now il the time 70 make your wants
known through the Bee Want Ad page.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Journey From Jaffa to Jerusalem

blood and from which, after work. up
associations with these places exceedingly
pressve valley olvet the
about Mount Ovet the Lord His
disciples could all Jerusalem
maria
all Judea Samara When entered the
place where it is supposed His place. Mr. Bryan
clear distinct the first eight of the first chap
of Acts and led in
We next made trip to Bethlehem On the way we passed the
spring, Rachel birthplace King
Bethlehem but itself is unatactve with
Nativity,
Helena mother Constantine, under
site of the inn and the where Jesus born also the study
where He translated the Bible and the tomb which
buried.
also trip Jericho. the
where Joshua people Israel
rough hy through wilderness
wonder that fell thieves in the days of Christ
they doubtless do On the from Jerusalem
through Bethany where
posed site Of the home of Mary and Martha and the tomb
of Lazarus.
appearance Bethany expected it to be-
The prospect about It is good, Bethany
Further passed the spring of Behshemsh the
Samaritan inn and the very secluded place down the deep
Of fed
by the when the whole
water We went to the site OF old Jericho and the spring which
Elisha sweeened We at Jericho
the Jordan
Most of the visitors for bathing
Jordan The brny to
sink while the swift you keep
close to the shore This trip all the exceedingly
While in Jerusalem addressed meeting Young.
Christian association in its spending
ha with the attended the board OF directors meeting
short me attended also the German Lutheran
morning made the Missions church
Sunday afternoon the evening with
most devoted band of Christians
Mr. and Mrs H. Chicago founders
OF the colony delighted with
and about Jerusalem and regretted
We returned to jana and took
place at the foot of Mount Carmel the
of Acre This However prosper
GUS German colony located there In another
started trip through Galee
through which altogether
an Judea or the part OF Judea had
the under Carmel crossed the Brook
We in
sight OF the plain OF Esdraeon at which
tu view They were more fertile and beautiful than
supposed them be- On
which We could see the mountains Carmel Gaee, semara
(continued
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Religious Censorship Severe

Religious publications subjected censorship.
Sunday school
the Old killing kings
Christian often added before
exclude Mohammedans Sunday
king objected authorities
proper
they given rise jokes
that allowed Turkey
sounds like dynamite and that chems
cuded because the formula for CD
meaning, "Hamid H. is a cypher."
1 have had little with a myself. At
Berout of the Turkish the a copy
of the life of Abbas Enendi
had objection his holding them country
but when he informed that
stannople demured with aid representative
Consul General Bergho
not in the future be interfered with that port
conclusion desire that
sador instead of minister According the
footing with ambassadors
there American interests eighteen
awaiting adjustment appointment an
ambassador depends
to send ambassador This
should depend what other nations
matte needs and ambassador Consannope
Turkey needs Washington question
already being considered
satisfied that the time
dignity of embassy that American
citizens have protection Turkey
there need for the introduction
w. J. BRYAN
Copyright 19O6.l
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26


told
asonshment of the Mohammedan
appeared they,
the yelled their land asked: do
that way? When wine brought
drink wine?" when
dancing they asked do the dance with
husbands ony? these inquiries
o astonish them
There several Mohammedan Drvishes
Dervhes bowling Dervishes
Of their weekly The members recite
God their rising
weird melody about their their
surprising watched
double going through this motion from thirty times
the
walked the bodies of children them!
While Mohammedanism. established by founder still
holds the allegiance millions influencing
evil
followers of the prophet knee
toward Mecca all Of them who hoping
pilgrimage them-whle
letter of the Koran, there reform which
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Abbas Effendi's Work

Abbas political prisoner Palestine
the head of the reform He born Persia
their lives He dscads force propagang truth and
while he command has the
having preached
sasion his followers charged with revolutionary designs
family exiled remaining Constantinope
under the surveillance sultan
moved to Akka, Haifa
a followers with
the of the church his doctrines having
but little root the Turks and Arabs 1t believed in Aka
that he receives financial aid from number of wealthy Americans
who have become interested in his work
called Abbas Efend Palestine
found him an earnest old man with but kindly face His
hair with animation
favoe topic under discussion His doctrines something like
those of Toto but he does the doctrine of nonreance
the Russian philosopher much
to do in the of eliminating the features Moham
say a hopeful
the followers of Mohamet
plane of discussion from brute force intelligence
The of the sultan is the
rupon desposm The convoked
of China commissioners
establishing constitution and the khedve of Egypt has
council but the sultan still rules by his arbitrary WILL taking
granting fayors according his He
his happiness well justice the the
government shall upon the will governed.
While in the ulans realm learned something
his omas-let without knowledge
while he responsible for the conduct of his
not know all the evil done his Not long
student was ana because paper was found In
his house which contained Gladsone statement that the
assassin 1t only of and had been him
because the oer SIDE contained an advertisement Tor hair
and he taking the his house. did
onensVe quotation Another young until
his
of the sultan under which unknown
written the dog third arrested because
ing he telegram containing the
revolutions In his original order neglected number
Of revolutions, and sent the telegram inquiry
about burglary the authorities mistakng the word burglary
the word bulgaria. where authorities
ing These insances-and
that the citizen
imprisonment however innocent he be
violate the law.
But 1t is the realm of the that the
have occurred The officials
Turkey Of
Recently the wife of justice of the
by the confscaon of books
to avoid all possible danger by burning
her hope va for her husband
character the that he library
holding judicial position
a sufficient
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

the world. and by Mediterranean
81 for Jana, seaport of Jerusalem.
III Jana is beautifully located the sea, but has
Historically it is closely connected with Hiram king
Solomon Jonah the prophet and Peter the Apostle The
Simon,
the tomb of Tabha the other side of the
the of the land above all
God lived taught
for God the establishment of the kingdom
above ALL because this land Christ
the lived accomplished His all sufficient for
the salvation of the world Accordingly determined to get spr
all the might visit particularly places
prophets, Christ
arranged with w. take a trip would
include Palestine Syria Constannople and Athens Mr. Bryans
him Jerusalem before
accordingly terminated the previous
with Mr. and his family,
considerable his family
e While differ radically much of what understand be
political notions that
his family life the things noticed
strictly temperate habits
His family kind
travelling than Mr. Bryan his wife
his daughter His daughter
would generally manifest demanding spirit but they did not
way Jerusalem by passed a number Of
history Remleh
Valley of Ajaon Akron Mzpeh and reached Jerusalem station
which, carriage the city
Mount Zon the David
from April "a to May g. 1906. During this time with
visited things
of hotel Mount Zion from the
church and from the Olives bdseye
views the Holy sepuche
built by St Helena the mother Constantine
posed site of savOurs tomb the
including Beautiful
in the sacrifice
which doubtless Morah
TO make an onerng OF Isaac also went through the mosque Ell
Aksa formerly church.
the double triple the in
called the stables OF Solomon went the Jews wang place
where there part of the old
shall forget of Bethesda
the house of Plate the house of capha
Lord the house OF Dives the rich
o
took trip around the walls the
other interesting places down the Valley of
Jehosophat the Valley Kedron
James and zechoah the spring
As
With Mr. Bryans folks visited Mount
oVes where our Lord in sweat
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Coming of the Sultan

backrobed appeared the
minaet echoke call foated down to the street
which the had waited all
which double line
followed by the
sutans guard and the sultan himself carriage with his
minister auted soldiers cheered
visitors raised their hats and the sultan bowed and smiled
mild in and his black beard is but
slightly with He look and his
diminuve
imperial styled remained in the
phaeton
taking
behind the handomest The horses
dark black dapped chestnut sorre with silver
and They perfectly
pounds and their shining evidence of
We obtained permission visit the suan stables
few not ALL of his than thousand horses The finest Of
the Arabian stations OF which he has quite number
the of the breed
and brded of them richly the collection
saddles presented by Minister repre-
sented government in Constantinople.
Before passing from the selam the called
be of remind the
interrupted less than by the explosion bomb
close to the line of march Near the large which
procession passes stationed but
carriages allowed to line back of the that
occasion carriage made its
the permitted This carriage been
pressly
drivers The in charge the
sultan instructed him
time He did number of those the sultan
caution taken than before but the head of the church still
makes his weekly pilgrimage
broken a record covering nearly three decades.
hope shall be pardoned giving much
military and spectacular performance but that be
witnessed nowhere else pomp
show that formerly characterized all the empires
little ncongruouS
religious function but
the sword as
q legitimate agency In the spread of its creed.
have been tempted refer
before for began the followers
enter ASIA but seemed
subject parsonage
authority Of temporal ruler with the dignity of Caiph
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26


w periences the devoted 1t to Con-
stanonope leaving to this the discussion OF the
sultan his religion and his government
Abdul Hamd Khan H. is the sultan Of Turkey He Is
nearly thirty
family Oonstannople for twenttour
geneaonseve the taking of the city by the Mohammedans
He monarch throughout the domain OF
head Of the Mosem church His
religious position than to his
doing for the spread of educa-
his hardly be called enthusas
tic learning He endeavors to maintain cordial relations
with especially good terms with Emperor
William himself friendly nation he
the
department public service high salary and
foreigners desires to honor
Friday about midday he mosque near the palace
interest those who
obtain admission the grounds his journey
to the church brilliant pageant Tickets OF
representatives
obligations the American legation for
AS early IL o'clock bands companies OF
police could be march
the right hill, the
scarlet
marched the custodans
the sacred of black silk with texts from the Koran
embroidered silver then others and still others
the sultan several thousand soldiers had
several lines deep they
guarded entrance to the sacred precincts.
spectacle, for the Turk is fine looking
which sultan
handled sufficient variety in the
uniforms lend pctuesqueness the The invited guests
adjoining garden from which
they had clear view the broad street. freshly spnkled with
block When all things
the ladies the court
closely ed accompanied by the children proceeded to the
countries the members the household
attended by black eunuchs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

Jacob and the tribes and that which
and that which delivered
their Lord make distinction between
any o. and to God resigned"
his ministry his revelations friendly
attempted concate but when they
which treated the
great severity. and
formed the nucleus his
his revelations
committed Almighty relentless
the language which he mputes
against the unbelever and the
their dwelling shall be hell
unhappy journey hher" another he told
whether
months and Instructed them The
dolatry geviou than TO kill in the sacred
months" r.
questions through
could justice dealing between
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Koran Implicitly Accepted

The Koran is the book of the law the Moslem
mitted to doubt its penary inspiration After Mohame
that he had selected
stoned to preach he began giving
tions They read commands
His idea the unity
OF idolatry
He emphasized the resurrection Of the body
full of promises to the faithful
innde In the Koran God promising;
devout prepared with their which
rivers flow; therein shall they
wives free from mpuy and the
which includes all who do the
punishment threatened Verify
will surely broed their
shall be well burned win give them
that they the sharper punishment
wise!'
Through the credited
and with for all the wants of
God deceived and md while he guided
revelation he makes God They
fasehood deaf and dumb walking darkness;
into error whom he peaseth and whom he peaeth will
the right way"
He accepted the Old Testament Christ
prophets In Of the revelations
manded to I'VE believe
down unto and that which
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

widow toward the He condemned the Of
intoxicating liquor and gambling saying They will ask thee
both there and also
things their nfulness than
their alms-gvng, the be- what
hav spare"
wives alowedand Mohamet exercised
limit furnishing revelation when
sary justify a marrage-the virtue of the
Moslem The
allowed mngle with this of the weaknesses
Mohammedanm Mohammedan society the influence of
intellectual pursuits In the Philippines the form
populaon they awakening
behind
and still further behind the Parsee Egypt they bring the
where
with Christian civilization they simu
discussion schools questions
admitted. however that of the customs
America prejudice the followers
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

IENNA June ESPECIAL Correspondence of The Bee)-
unable article all Of our
w the the Turk devoted 1t to Con-
santonope leaving this the discussion Of the
sultan, his religion his government
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

Egypt April 22 1906 by rail for said said
place in the world and by Mediterranean
81 for Jana seaport of Jerusalem.
beautifully located the but has poor
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-04-21
Importance of European Canals.

Since the war with Germany in 1870.
Il the canal system of France has been
improved and enlarged at the cost of
about S500,O000OO. That country has
over JOuO miles of canals and nearly
HOO Elies Of rivers so improved for pur-
poses of navigation that they are in
large measure artificial waterways. The
great network of French canals is ali
government property, and tolls are not
charged
In Germany the cost of improvements
III internal waterways, mainly rivers, in
the decade from 1890 to 1890. both
years inclusive, was nearly $75.0O0.OO
In recent years the development of Ger
man rivers md canals has gone forward
at great pace, and many important
projects remain to be carried out. The
Rhine and the Weser are to be connect
ed by Il canal. Berlin is to be mad,.
much more truly seaport than it is
now, the upper Danube is to be joined
with the Rhine, and other vast improve
mentS are TO be undertaken
Less advanced countries have made
notable progress i'll this development of
internal waterways. Austria Hungary
has approved a project for the connec-
ton of the Danube with the Oder. and
ultimately through the Oder to the Elbe
and eastward to the Nistula, at the ex-
pense of $50,000,000. Russia is serious
ly considering the opening of ship ca
nal between the Black sea and the Bal
tic, The Don and other rivers would be
utilized for a large part of the distance.
and the undertaking would involve com
paratively few engineering problems 1t
is large enterprise, demanding much
money, and it may be delayed because of
Russias financial burdens, but there is
no doubt of its feasibility and it will yet
become Il fact.
All through Europe the canal aud the
canailzed river are more valued than
such waterways We're Il few years ago
The railroad is no longer looked upon as
the destroyer of inland waterways. 1t is
perceived that both the railways and the
canals ana rivers will Ice needed to meet
the needs of trade and industry.
/ land Leader.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-04-21
Taken at His Word.

When Rossetti was a student of art lie
one day happened to go with some fellow
students to the East End of London.
There, at wharfside inn he saw an i'm
mensc canvas on the barroom wall.
After laughing at it for some time. and
thus provoking the innkeepers wrath,
the following conversation took place:
Where did you get that pictureE' "Oh.
never mind, young man, where | got il"
What price do YOU set on it, More
than you can Afford Indeed said
Rossetti Now. how much?" Three
thousand pounds" replied the innkeeper.
At this there was Il loud burst of
laughter from the young artists.
DO you know how much ! would give
YOU for your observation-disclosures
picture;"
How muchE :" asked the innkeeper.
Three pounds said Rossetti.
Done" said the innkeeper, promptly
and To his amazemeut and amusement
Mr.. Rossetti found himself the owner OF
the colossal daub.-Tit- Bits.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-04-21
Professors Endorsement.

Before President Angel of the Univer-
sity of Michigan has attained to his pres
ent high position young hopeful enter
ing college was recommended to his con-
sideratiOn.
Try the boy out. professor: criticisc
him and tell us both what you think, .
the parents said.
To facilitate acquaintance the profess
sor took the boy for walk. After ten
minutes silence the youth ventured,
Fine day, professor
Yes with PARKWAY look.
Ten minutes more and the young man,
squirming all the time ventured, This
is Il pleasant walk, professor"
Yes"
For another ten minutes the matricu-
late boiled to his bones and then blurted
out that he thought they might have rain.
Yes" And this time the professor
went on: Young man, we have been
walking together for half an hour. and
you have SAID nothing which was not
commonplace and stupid
True" answered the hoy his wrath
passing his modesty, and YOU Endorsed
every word ! said"
Then they laughingly shook hands, and
word went home from the professor that
the boy was all right and that they
were great friends.-Detroit Free Press.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-04-21

large or small: indeed, it may be fairly
observed that in many works good coal
Is being burned to consume the wood,
nractice not at all uncommon, and en-
ffrely due to the ignorance of the steam
ilser, who too often is quite satisfied ii
IL can generate such steam as he re-
auires under any circumstances.
In many saw mills, ETC., sufficient
wood waste is available to provide the
whole of the steam power required if
such fuel is burned under the best con-
ditions, and in this industry needless to
add it would be very beneficial if coal
accounts could be entirely closed. Such
4 dcsideratum, however. will be reached
only by burning wood waste under those
scientific conditions which will insure
the maximum value being secured, and
fully utilized. The nature of the mate
rial is such that it can he best burned
outside Of the boiler in an external cell
or furnace.-Engineerin Magazine.