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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
CUBAN LIBERALS RESTLESS
liberal Leaders Are Again CIamOrinE
that Moderates BE Ousted
from once.

HAVANA, Nov. l9.-Tn spite Of the fact
that Governor AIsgoon has received re-
ports from the military commanders in
twenty-one towns that absolute TRANQUILITY
reingns throughout the entire island. there
IL "a general spirit Of unrest abroad due 10
the uncertainty regarding the future course
of tho United States.
The liberals are becoming more FESTIVE
day by day under the indefinite continuance
Of abe government intervention The lib
erai leaders are clamoring that the mod
crates be ousted from ONCE and replaced by
liberals. and they are endeavoring to bring
pressure 20 bear to secure the promise that
elections viii be held at the earliest pos
sible moment General Loyuaz del Castillo.
the leader Of the anti-American sentiment.
addressed liberal meeting tonight and
made use OF the phrase. The Americans
weigh on the welfare of the republic like
a curse" lie predicted that If the gov
eminent Of Intervention continued for long
the patriots OF Cuba would again take up
arms In the defense OF their Independence
There is a junta with headquarters at
Cardenas which is said TO be working under
the direction of moderate leaders in New
York 70 rthe purpose of organizing re-
slstance to the liberal influence in the prov
inces Of Havana. AIatanEas anG Santa
Clara. Cardenas is the home city Of Senior
Mendez Capote, a moderate, who was vice
president under the Palma administration.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

g.--rs 4t...saf...Tr-.
he stands every man wants to know
where he stands with society. Far more
important than any question that may come
up in business, .po4tes or society is the
squesuQIt Am 4lb@Wlsfor heaven or hell?
y, Prdfsssisint xot Always seal
A"some' beopI6 profess TO be Christians
end are not, Last ..Right as l walked down
the aisle 1 talRed With a man whom I
knew before L reached him was not a
Christian WhysJ roNsd -smer the whisky
on his btsath whefi r had gotten within
ten fest of-hm. And vet he told me he
was'aftyearnest Christian as
Eseefuhing tonight a workers meeting, led
by. Mr. JacoBy win be held each evening
az O'clock IN 1lte assembly hall Of the
Young wprhen's Christian association, A
Business sr1en's rleetlg is held each day
from Il 4toI A. - Rsths Patterson building
at sevehfteHth shds TatuarIi streets, and
a prayed nieetug. at 1e5i5yeach day At the
First Presbyterian clprehy
In View OF the fact that many people
viii WISH to attend The assembly meetings
and the chSir service and batve not time to
go home for diEneT after their days
work. the Young womens Christian asso-
seletlon Will sserye. dinner. in Its dining
hall each evening from go on.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
TAXES FOR INDIAN LANDS
Ruling Of Supreme court on Status Of
Lands Held in severalty.
MUST BEAR PART or LOCAL BURDENS
Decision Holds that when Indians
become Citizens They Have All
Rights and Duties APPcr-
tanning Thereto.

WASHINGTON, Nov 1o.-Whether local
state authorities can tax the land Of an
Indian held in severalty in the absence OF
explicit legislation giving such authority,
was considered by the supreme court of the
United States in an opinion handed down
today In the case Of James Gowdy against
the county assessor Of Pierce county,
Washington.
Cloudy is a Puyallup Indian and holds
lands granted to him in severalty with a
provision in his patent from the govern
ment which exempted the property from
sale, levy or forfeiture" while Washing
ton should remain territory and after
ward unless the state legislature should
provide otherwise. After the admission
OF the state law authorizing in general
terms the alienation OF Indian held lands
was passed, but the Indians objected that
the anti-levy feature OF his patent had not
been removed by the enactment and the.
Cloudy suit was instituted. The state
courts held against him and their finding
was endorsed by todGy's decision.
The opinion was delivered by Justice
Brewer, who said that the fact that Goudy
had become a citizen OF the United States
as he had done by accepting land in sever
atty, had made him amenable 70 the tax
laws. He also said that the action OF the
state legislature covers tax levies as we'll
as sales
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
FAIL TO FILE EXPENSE BILLS
Renlissness OF Eight Candidates Lay
Them Open to Heavy Penalty
of Law.

Two democratic candidatesifor the legis-
lature and half dozen candidates on the
socialist ticket have laid themselves liable
to a fine of 1000 each for failure to file
with the county clerk a statement of the
expense Incurred by them during the cam
paign The candidates who are remiss
are C. s. Montgomery, candidate for state
senator. and Dominic COsgrove, candidate
for representa- tive on the democratic ticket
T. c. Jefferis, L. l.. Morrow and william
Wemmer, candidates for the legislatures
Thomas II. Bowen, candidate. for county
attorney: Charles f. Harms, candidate for
county commissioner on the socialist ticket
A search OF the files in the colnty clerk .
office yesterday afternoon failed to reveal
statements from any of these candidates.
The law provides that candidates who fail
to Tile such statements within ten days fol-
lowing the election shall be subject TO a
penalty, the maximum amount OF which
is $1,000 The time limit was up last Fri
day The republican candidates ali filed
within that time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
LIKES OMAHA. BRAND OF LAW
william Z. Hyde C0mmends County
Attorney SIRbRuEh for work
In Good Case,

william 4. Hyde, complaining witness
against Fred Good, who was charged with
adultery with Mrs. HYDE is well satisfied
with the administration Of Justice in Doug
las county Good was found guilty and
sentenced TO pay a zine Of $500 County At
toney slabaugh has received letter from
Mr.. Hyde, who lives in Kansas City, and in
the missivo he has this to say
You have the most just laws Ia Nebraska
Of any state in the union and those kind of
people get what they need quick up there
in Omaha. We need just such law IN every
state and men of ability like YOU to enforce
il and in a short time adultery would be
unknown anywhere and people would live
happy and according to law OF nation and
OF God and this beautiful world would be
the happy home of lighthouse and virtucus
people I think Omaha Is the quick
est Mace on earth to { fuVfico Yours
with best wishes WIN. r. HYDE.
AZ r. Sixth St, Kansas city, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

The annual donation party OF the Old
Peoples home will be held Thursday, No
vember p AS is the annual custom. large
paper bags will be sent out, with the re-
quest that they he filled with provisions and
returned to the home. There are at present
twenty-nine inmates in the home, men and
women. An unusual amount Of sickness has
heavily taxed the finances of the institution
during the past year, and the Women 5
Christian association, which conducts it.
is depending upon this annual donation
party to materially replenish the larder and
give substantial assistance TO the treasury
as we'll A reception will be held at the
home. 22l4 Writ street, in the AFTERNOON
and all interested are invited to call and in
spect the institution.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
SUICIDE IN LOUISVILLE HOTEL
Claude r. KimbRI, Formerly Of
Topeka, Kan, Kills Himself In
Fails City Hosiery.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. &c. +. Kimbah,
who, since November l6, has been the guest
OF tie Setback hotel, killed himself In his
room this afternoon. The following note
WAS found:
ITO the Management: lguess there is
enough money TO pay my bill Please wire
my father, f. NJ. Kimhall. 1915 Polk street,
Topeka. Kan c. F. KIMBALL,"
other letters were addressed TO Carl w.
Kimball, "a Park Place, New York, and
Mrs c, r. Kimball Topeka.
TOPEKA, kan, Nov. l9-Claude f.. KIM
hall was well known here, His father is
f. NJ. Kimball, secretary Of the Aetna
Building and Loan company and prominent
in Kansas financial circles.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
.F0RFYslW O ARE DEAD


g1 Ccont4iaqssd i from from ] i7 '9I PaFo.r
been at Sea Since a,boy. The Dix sank in
105 fathonfs Of water. T3se-Jeanie, the gov
efnent laancR' Scout and several tugs have
>sgofe to Che Nscene or the wreck to seacb
for bodies!i'. h.f'4e
~-F Many ON, Lower Deck. .s-.ar
of the Seventy or eighty persons
aboard the Dix more than half were on the
lover deck when the Collision occurred.
They WERE penned in there and had abso-
futeIy no chance for their lives. one 10
year-old girl of all the survivors, is known
TO have made her way from the lower deck
and to have escaped with her life All the
members OF the crew, save Captain Lennon
who happened to be above in his fare-col-
iecting round. and a deck hand. went down
With theiT hsteamer SO faf' az is known
every nrafowtrf mana god TO get free Of the
wreck Was saved. .,7-
immediately after the Jeanne brought the
story of the collision to Seattle the tug Tye,
tile passenger steamer Florence X. and the
Jeanne were ordered out to cruise about the
sound for floating bodies One by one the
boats have put back this morning without
having found one Tho tide was ebbing
when the collision occurred and il there
#Ffara4y bedies at die surface they have
probably been swept far down the sound.
THE others are likely buried with the Dix
100 fatppps bslowt The. surface.
one, Re1marIspbie Escape.
Alice Simpson, one of the wumen passen-
gers. who was. rescued, never swan a stroke
in her life. She was thrown of the deck Of
the Dix when the boat settled into the
water and was kept ahoat. by her clothing.
Today she is at Prevalent hospital under
the Influence of ,oliates to quiet her nerves.
Captain William Tohin, master of the In
vincible. loading at Port Blakeloy with ium-
her Is said 70 have saved two lives besides
his own q. KY. '. N-"
Fortunately contributed almost the en-
tire roll Of the dead, Port Bakely is a
toWu<Snppnrted entirely by the lumber plant
Of the Blakeley Mill company and the town
today is almost helpless In its GRIEF. Not a
wheel is burning and the entire population
Is trylng3to i'm some way aid the efforts to
recover bodies Memorial services for the
dead probably will be held i'm day or two.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
ANTl.SALOON LEAGUE MEETS
Convention Begins It's Sessions In
First Presbyterian Church In
81, Louis.

81. LOUIS Mo- Nov. l9-The first ses-
sion OF the annual convention of the Anti
Saloon league Of America was held tonight
at the First Presbyterian church. The de-
votional exercises we're conducted by Rev.
w ] MoKittrick, the pastor. and the dele
gates were welcomed to St. Louis by Rev.
DR.. w. b. Palnlore. The response was
made by. Rev G. w. Young Of louisville.
Ky. In the absence of the president Of the
league, Bishop Luther b. Wilson, the an
ual address was read by Rev. DR.. G. AZ,
Matthews OF Chicago. The oonventiC n,
which is the first ever held west Of the Mis-
sissippi river, will be IN session until Thurs
day night
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

BBESLAu. Prussia. Nov. lg.-Oue hun
dred and sixty prosecutions resulting from
the Polish schools strike are pending ia
the courts OF Posen, Lisa, osterowo
Bromberg and Gnesen. The controversy
has been more embittered by the authori-
ties dismissing all Poles from the school
boards. Semi-ohicial figures now give the
number OF recalcitrants at 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
Pope's LIE Threatened.

ROME. Nov. ls.-The pope has received
personal letters containing threats that he
viii be assassinated In the apostolic palace
as protest against the present organiza-
ZION OF society. The anarchists. il, Is
added, are ready 20 employ every means
TO destroy an institutions supported by re-
ligion or by military FORCES
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
Judae GuIIty I'D As.auIt.

MARION, o.. Nov l9.-Circuit Judge
Caleb II. Morris appeared before Judge
Young today and pleaded guilty to the
charge OF assaulting Harry Burckhardt OF
Cincinnati. nephew Of Judge Morris firsi
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

RAIN
Tennessee. Mississippi, Alabama and
Arkansas Affected by storm.

Arkansns Affected by storm.
MEMPHIS Tenn. Nov 19.-With the ex-
ception OF the eight deaths reported last
night as a result OF the storm Saturday
night and Sunday which swept portions OF
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and Ar
kansas there has been no further loss Of
life.
Telegraphic communication is gradually
being restored, but railroad trafic Is
greatly impaired and in many Instances
demoralized.
The rain continues TO fall but the vol
ume is greatly diminished. Reports from
the western section OF Tennessee show
that the railroads have suffered greater
damage than ever before. The Nashville
Chattanooga & St. Louis, the Mobile &
Ohio, the Southern and the Illinois Central
are unable to operate trains at all through
Jackson. Tenn, Tracks are washed out for
long stretches, bridges are down, and in
some places the water Is standing over the
tracks for miles, making It. impossible 20
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

Ezra Kendall who has long been ia
vorite comedian. Is coming 10 the Boyd
on Thursday evening for three nights and
a matinee IN Swell Elegant Jones. a
new comedy by Herbert Hall Winslow
II IS said that In many regards this il
the best piece Mr.. Kendall has had I'm
many years. II tells the story OF an old
miner who comes into great wealth and is
engaged in making himself and others
around him happy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
Announcements of the Thesters.

The best evidence of the success of
THE Vanderbilt Cup at the Boyd theater
is the fact that large audiences have at
tended both performances and have been
very liberal with applause. The piece is
a novelty In every way and lie presented
IN a snappy. catchy manner, 80 that IL is
bound 10 please. The engagement ends
this evening. with promise Of another
large audience.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 1s-New Orleans
is today sweltering from an abnormaly
high tetnpera ture and the atmosphere is
laden with humidity The warm wave
struck the city Saturday night. The Their
mometer at noon today registered IS de-
grees. Cold weather IS predicted for to-
night
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

The executive. cotpmittee and board OF
directors of the Nkbraska Federation Of
Women's Clubs ard holding a meeting at
Lincoln today. Tho, appointment OF stand'
ing COMMITTEES chairmen and OF a vice
president for the second district to sue
coed Mrs. D. L. johnson of Dundee re-
signed, will be among the matters consid-
cred. Mrs Edward Johnson of Omaha,
who declined the nomination at KeaTney,
will probably take the office, She is famil-
lar with the work Of the district and esDe-
clally well equipped through experience and
acquaintance, and has been strongly urged
to take the office, rs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
-Austraiian Ve..eI Ashor.-

SYDNEY, n. 8. Nov. 19.-The Western
Australian Steamship company's steamer
Australia is- ashore on Vashon head and
probably win be q total loss. ass GREY ana
passengers have been landed
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

NORFOLK, Va, Nov, 19.--The Norfolk &
Western railway, beginning December I,
will grant an increase of 10 per cent in
wages 20 all employees now receiving less
than 500 per month.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov 19.-Men Of
national reputation IA civic affairs assem-
bled here today for the annual conv0 ntiCn
of the National Civil Service Reform assoc
citation.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

Captain swift" Is going very we'll al the
BurwOod this week. Mr.. Morrison Is more
than making good IN the leading role,
and Miss Elliott 10 showing new powers in
her great emotional scenes. The regular
professional matinee will be given this
afternoon and all visiting actors will be
selceme.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

QUEBEC, Nov. Eth steamer Canada
has been wrecked on Isle Verte and crew
OF four drowned Captain Couilard has
been LOST with his schooner az Rivierc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

Blanche. The Norwegian ship Dybvag is
a total loss at Escoumains' and the schooner
Marie Louse is wreck on Trois Pistoles
reef Their crews were saved.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
STORM COVERS SOUTHWEST
Snow Fails at Ell PasO and Traffic
..s sf1'~e is crippled. 1870 a..
HIGH WIND PREVAILING " KANSAS
From the Rocky Mountains to the
Missouri River Lower TemperR-
lures with Precipitation and
Wind Are RepOrted. 90.

Ell PAsO, Tex, Nov. 10 Snow has been
.aulng steadily since last night. 1t is
very cod anu, as the storm Is general in
ms vicinity, heavy damage to i've sock
ana sheep In west Texas and New Mexico
as feared 1t is one Of the most severe
storms ever known in El Paso and tele-
phone and telegraph service is badly Grip
ped. Street cars are running with dirh-
cuiIy and trains are late The snow is
drifting badly. People suner severely going
even a few blocks in the blizzard, which
IS almost binding. There Is great suffer
ing among poor Mexican families in the
lower portion of the city, who were un-
prepared for cold weather. With the eX-
ception of two frosts the weather has
been warm in Ell 'Paso up to the present
time.
FORT WORTH. TEX. Nov .lg-Heavy
snow, with the lowest Temperature Of the
year. is reported from the Panhandle Sec
ton of Texas today. Wires are down in
many places ana snow plows are being
used on the line OF the Fort Worth & Dem
yer railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
bryan Goes Wednesday.

LINCOLN Neb,, Nov 19-Wnliam j.
Bryan will be At lis home rear this city
until Wednesday, when ne vii. 20 TO
kansas City to attend the sessions &C. ;he
Iransmississippi Commercial congress. He
viii head the Nebraka delegation and viii
speak for this states INTERESTS, h. the
other members of the Lincoln delegation
will go before Wednesday
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
Brazilian Talks.

Sylvino Gurgel do Amarel of the Brazilian
eu7oassy at Washington who is here to at
tend the Commercial club banquet and the
Transmississippl Commercial congress. said
today:
At the banquet tonight I shall say few
words about the enthusiastic sreception
which Secretary Root received IN Brazil
His visit was most fortunate Being an en-
lightened man, he could see and understand
the progress Of the South American coun-
tries. 1t is pity that the American people
do not understand the conditions IN our
country"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

Piles Lareu IN 90 "a Days.
PaEo Ointment IL guaranteed 10 cure any
case OF Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud'
ing Piles In 10 IL days or money refunded
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

II you have anything to trade advertise
It H. the For Exchange column Of The
Zee Want AZ PAGE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
Hon nt New OrIenns

operate trains. Farmers have suffered
great losses both in crops and live stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
In Colorado,

COLORADO SPRINGS Colo, Nov 10
Several inches of snow has fallen here
since Saturday and the Thermometer in
Colorado Springs this morning registered
2 above zero. Bitter cold weather Is also
reported in the Cripple Creek district
KANSAS CITY, Nov. l9-Western Mis-
souri, and Kansas Is covered with several
inches of snow. In Kansas high wind
is blowing and the snowfall continues
The temperature has fallen fifteen degrees
since last night.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo- Nov. ia violent
storm has been raging here since early
morning, which bids fair to paralyze
railroad and street railway traffic.
+ NORFOLK Neb.. Nov. ia cold wave
struck north Nebraska last night. The
thermometer stands AT Il degrees above
zero
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20
ROOT FOR NORLDNIDEPE
lContinued from First Page.)

Governor-elect George L. Sheldon and two
carloads OF delegates from that state, and
Governor Mcdonald and Governor-elect
Buchtel of Colorado. heading a delegation
OF westerners numbering over fifty. were
the first big delegations TO arrive.
Elihu Root, secretary Of state who is ex-
pected to define the governments stand on
the Monroe doctrine and South American
relations, arrived on an early train from
Chicago, while David r. Francis. heading a
large delegation Of Missourians. and escort
Ing Minister Calderon of Bolivia; Minister
Pardo of Peru and Minister Cortes of Co
lombia, with minister to Colombia, John
Barrett, with whom the foreigners left
Washington, arrived from St. Louis.
south America Represented.
Representatives Of Brazil ana Chile had
come in yesterday about the same time that
e. H. Hartman, with party OF railway
officials, arrived on a special train from
Chicago. Mr.. Hartman was booked TO ar
rive at noon today, but came in ten hours
ahead Of time after making the run from
New York In the fast time of thirty-one
hours and nineteen minutes.
Others who came in were DR.. William ].
Schienelin and Daniel c. French, the sculp-
tor of New York. Senators and representa-
tives on their way to Washington to attend
the opening Of the national congress began
putting in an appearance These latter
came principally TO attend the Commercial
congress, which is to discuss questions of
national Importance that they will have to
deal with later.
Secretary Root, the foreign diplomats and
the other specially invited guests OF the
Kansas City Commercial club were rendered
a reception during the forenoon, followed
by a luncheon. Then there was an ANTONIO
bile ride about the city. which was marred
slightly by the fact that two inches of snow
lay on the ground
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-20

TS Cure . Cola N Oae Day
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Druggists refund mOnsy n 4 falls 10 cure
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