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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
NINE. CALVE MAY BE MARRIED
Mystery Surrounds Reported Union
Between Rich American and
Famous Opera Singer.

PARIS Nov. 19-The vague rumors
which have been circulating here for sew
eral days to the effect that Nine. Calve
was betrothed TO a rich American and
would never again appear on the operate
stage are apparently confirmed. Last
night having quietly left her apartment.
the singer left Paris for a long period,
after confding the news to few intimate
friends but demanding a pledge Of secrecy
regarding the name Of her future husband.
Nine. Calves servants said she went away
with. her affiAnced. but they were unable
to give either their destination or his name.
II is believed that the couple are now on
board yacht.
The whole affair is shrouded In mystery
and romance. The future husband OF Nine.
Calve Is described as a rich American and
artist, passionately fond Of music, who for
q long time has never missed perform
ancs OF Nine. Calve. but who until re-
Gently had not sought an introduction.
Just at the time when the American de-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20

cided 70. ask for Nine. Calves hand IN
marriage an accident 20 an electric APP
paratus rendered him blind, the last vision
before he lost sight being the face OF the
singer. Upon the return OF the couple to
France next spring. II Is said. Nine. Calvo
and her husband will install themselves 10
a chateau, where a theater similar 70
Adelaine PATHS theater at Craig-y-NoO.
Wales will be built for Nine caive and
her friends.
The news Of Nine. Calves marriage has
created a sensation in musical circles, al
though thera Is still considerable skepti-
cism on the question whether she has de-
cided to end her operatic career. The Cii
Bias calls attention TO the fact that 81
has signed a contract 70 create the ieadirl
role in MARY MagdaIena' at the CperG
Comiaue in March.
In response to a telegram addressed TO
Nine. Calve at her chateau, in the depart
ment OF Aveyron, her secretary wires that
the prima donna will sail tomorrow on a
prolonged cruise, and that she declines 80
make any communication 10 the press.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
DANISH ROYALTY AT BERLIN
King and Queen Make First visit Go
Germany Since AscensiOa
90 Throne.

BERLIN, Nov. ls.-FIng Frederick and
Queen Louise OF Denmark arrived today
from Copenhagen, paying their first ON
cial visit since their ascension to the
throne. Their majestes were welcomed at
the railway station by Emperor William
and Empress Auguste Victoria. The
streets through which the royal party
passed were guarded by the whole OF the
garrison Of Berlin. a special act of cour-
tesy on the part OF the emperor. The bur-
gomaster welcomed the visitors at the
Brandenburg gate. the king replying TO the
civic address with a speech. The third
carriage OF the royal procession contained
the Danish minister for foreign anaira.
Count Raben LevetEau. and Countess Ii.
vetzau formerly Miss Moulton OF Boston,,
who carried her right arm in a sling, the
bones Of her hand having been broken
when she was thrown from her horse az
Copenhagen Friday last. The countess was
specially included in the emperor's invita-.
tion. The Danish king and queen win
leave Berlin Tuesday night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
FlyE.CENT FARE AGITATION
People Of West End Of City Want to Ride
49,. to Omaha for Nickel.
laETMltRS ARE OPPOSED TO THE MOVE
public Meeting TO he Held wednes-
day, November rs, 90 Discuss the
= Questton--COmmeree Commits
sion May Ne Appealed To. &C.,

The question of a straight scent motor
fare between this city and Omaha was dis
Gussed last night AZ a meeting OF the special
cqmmittee of the city council appointed
by Mayor Macrae and the committee from
the West End Improvement club in the
rooms OF the Commercial club. The COM
rn'ttee, consisting of .Couneilmen Wallace,
Hendrix and knifdseu was appointed yes
terday morning by the mayor at the re-
quest Of the West End Improvement club.
which was represented at the meeting by
o. w. Skinner and e. 9. Clifton, president
and secretary respectively, OF tho club,
and former Councilman W. G. Boyer.
Residents Of the western part OF the city
have been agitating a straight scent fare
between the two cities Cor some time, but
have never. succeeded IN getting the move
Taent into proper form. Now, with the as
slstance Of the city council they believe
a4move. In the right direction can be made,
provided It Is found that the public senti-
ment favors such a fare It is understood
that the retail merchants of the city.
especially the members of the Retail Gro
GERS and Butchers association, are op-
posed to the proposition, fearing that IL
wtuld result in more OF the trade going
across the river This was the position
taken by Councilman Knudsen at the meet
ing last night s-.- -s.. .-.
As things are at present any resident of
the Bluffs employed in Omaha or having
business which takes him. or her across
the river repeatedly during the month en-
joys the advantage Of a scent fare through
the COUPON tichet book system, which pro-
vides thirty rides for $50. This the re-
tail merchants of this city contend should
suhioe. They fear that II straight scent
fare was granted by the company. people,
and especially those living in the western
part OF the city, would do the bulk of
their trading in Omaha.
In order to ascertain as far as possible
the public sentiment on this proposition it
was decided last night to call a public
meeting for the evening of Wednesday,
November q at the city council chamber
and Councilman Wallace as chairman OF
the city council committee was directed to
issue the call. +'
In the event OF It appearing that the
citizens OF Council BluGs generally favor a
straight scent fare between the two cities
the Interstate Commerce commission viii
be appea;ed to- as II is believed that body
would have Jurisdiction In the matter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
WARSAW TERRORISTS BUSY
Government CollSctsr, Guarded by Fielder
Attacked and Robted in StrsstL
RoaoW BANDITS ARE UNDER ARREST
Leaders of Party, said to Have
Secured over Half Million
Dollars, Are Taken
In Poland.

WARSAW, Russian Poland. Nov. ia
daring terrorist attack was made in the
street this morning on a collector of the
government alcohol stores, who was es-
corted By two soldiers The terTortsts
killed one soldier, wounded the collector
and seized bag containing 1900. The
remaining soldier fired wildly, killed one
passerby and wounded another. whereupOn
the terrorists dropped their booty and es-
capped.
The two leaders Of the band OF revolu-
tonistG and twenty others implicated in
the train robbery at Rogow November 8, by
which the reyoluuonists secured a sum Of
money said to amount to $650,OOO, have been
arrested. They all belong to the Polish
sooie listic party.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20

and former resident of Council Bluffs,
now living In Topeka Kan, Is In the city
renewing .acquaintances and incidentally
looking after his property interests here
and in Mills county His son, Charles
Bradley, now. praeticing attorney at Le-
For Sale or Exchange--Ei ghty-five acres
twelve miles north of Council Bluffs. All
level land. Fair improvements. Nice, deep
black soil. Forty acres In cultivation:
twenty acres in pasture. Price $50 per
acre $500 incumbranceI, per cent will eX-
SPPS ngge s sd sT o,n SE S1s ~
c. E Kimball president of the kimbdll
company, yesterday filed an information
In the superior court against Lawrence
Curtis. and Dave McoTeary, engineer. az
the Ogden house, charging them with the
theft of seventy sheets Of tin, two auto
mobile lamps and three inside automoolie
tire tubes of the total value of sal, Curtis
and McCreary will have their preliminary
hearing this morning.
In the superior court yesterday morpins
City Solicitor RAmbaH moved Tor and Sc
cured a dismissal OF the case against Jacob
Stein, charged with violating the city Or
dinances, by moving a small frame snack
may be brought, however by the city au-
thorities to compel Stein to remove the
structure, as Mayor Macrae and several
OF the councilmen are opposed TO 1t beins
there. ~
John L. Price, who was found lying in
an alley Saturday night by the police Wa Wa
yesterday given thirty days at hard labor
by Police Judge Scott, In passing sentence
Judge Scott told PRICE that he believed
that at the end OF the thirty days he would
be able to appreciate the kindness Of the
police in picking him up and taking him
where he would not freeEe 70 -uedlh' az
might have been the case had he. been let'
where he was ~ s. t.-.
The case in which Miss Dagmar, Jensen
Is trying to prove that Marcellus Monkey
a well known young man of this city, is
the father of her baby, is on trial In the
district court before Judge Green and q
iury p A suit for damages in a large
amount brought by Miss Jensen against
MoxIey is also assigned for trial at this
term. At a former term OF court ctlml'
nal charge brought BY the young woman
against Monkey was ignored by the grand
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
INDICTMENTS
CASES
Grand Jury Follows I'D Action q
Food Commissioned.


Grand Jury Follows Up Action of
Food Commissioned.
Among the indictments returned satur-
day by the district court grand jury were
three against f. II. Evers, proprietor OF
grocery store at 2S1s West Broadway; Tay-
Tor Woolsey, proprietor of a restaurant at
300 West Broadway. and ]. Simons of the
Central grocei y and meat market at Broad.
way and Sixth street, on charges Of
violating the state law regulating the sale
Of oleomargarine. The Indictment charges
that the defendants failed to have the
oleomargarine labeled. as required by the
new state law, substitute for butter"
Evers was required to give a bond In the
sum of $500, while Simons and Woolsey had
TO put up only a 5000 bond each.
Another indictment, brought to light yes
terday by the arrest of the defendant, was
against Mike Vencil, charged with the
theft OF one white SOW, the property OF
s. p. Robertson OF this city. The evidence
before the grand jury showed that the
SOW, which had strayed from Robertson's
premises, had been picked up by Vencil
and by him sold In South Omaha for S25
Robertson followed Vencll to South Omaha
and the latter turned over to him the SIS
which he had received for the porker.
When taken into custody yesterday vencil
appeared greatly surprised. "why, paid
Robertson for the sow-the s2S l got for 1t
and which was the amount Robertson
claimed It was WORTH" he said. He Sc
cured his release on a $500 bond,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20

WaterwOks Report in December.
Word has been received from William
Kiersted, the expert employed by the city
to make a computation Of the value OF the
waterworks plant and an estimate of the
cost Of construction of new one, that he
win be in Council Bluffs on Tuesday De-
, cember 4, prepared to submit his report
Three weeks ago Councilman Wallace,
chairman Of the special committee having
the waterworks matter in hand, received
letter from Mr.. Klersted stating he would
be here with his report in a few days.
The completion Of the report was delayed.
however, until Mr.. Kiersted could secure
certain data from the litigation pending
between the city and the waterworks COM
pany.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
INSULTS ARMY
AN
while Are Being Distributed
italian Throws Anti-MiIitaFy
Papers ut standard.

NAPLES. Nov. ban anarchist made a
demonstration against the army here today
while the duke Of Aosta was distributing
prizes to soldiers who distinguished them
selves in the relief work during the erup-
ton of Mount Vesuvius in April last.
The duke, who is commander Of this mill
tary district and cousin OF King Victor
Emmanuel, was standing, surrounded by
the local military authorities and the troops
of the garrison, at a short distance from
the massed standards OF the regiments,
when a man named Nicola Fiore, known
10 be a member OF an anarchist organize
ton, threw a package OF anti-miltary
newspapers at the regimentaI standards
and at the same time shouted insults
against the army in general He was ar
I rested
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
Buns wants an Inspector.

q
The. Council Bluffs Retail Groceys and
Butchers association will endeavor Sc pos
sible to have one OF the inspectors under
the state pure food law located in this
city and will urge the appointment of a
local man for the position. The state food
and dairy commissioner is charged with
the duty Of enforcing the provisions Of the
new law and he is empowered to appoint
inspectors. 1t has not yet been ascer-
tanned hero, however, whether these in
spcctors are TO be located in Des Moines
and work out from there, or are to be
stationed In the principal cities throughout
the state. If the latter be the case, the
members of the Retail Grocers and Butch
ers' association feel that Council Bluffs
is entitled to an inspector and will try to
have local man appointed. The associ-
alton through its officers is now In cor
respondence with the state food and dairy
commissioner in Des Moines.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20

These transfers were reported to The
Bee November 10 by the Pottawattamie
County ABSTRACT company OF Council
Bluffs:
Julius c. Hasler. trustee. TO Dora
Hesley. part SEA l5-T-n, W DIS L. 26
Ernest =. Hart, incorporated, to Peter
Lewis lot 49, block s, Jackson's Ad.,
Council BUNS, W d....,.............,. AOo0
Il. s, kirkpatrick and wife to Robert
Henderson, ST., lots II. Is 10, II. q
and p block /, Sunnyside Ad.,
Council Bluffs, " d................,... 2700
Leon Wood and wife 10 ]. J. Gil
lespie, lots l and 2, block 3, Huns
Ad., Oakland. Ia, " d..,........... I,O0l
Emma r. Brodbeck TO Margaret
Burke, lot Z. block IS, Central Sub
division, Council Bluffs, W d......... 80
Heirs OF William and Mary Sieden-
tOpf 20 Benjamin-Fehr Real Estate
company, lots "A and Is, block Is,
Ferry Add. Council Bluffs, q c d.. *
VIII +. Siedentopf and wife to BEN
Jamin-Fehr Real Estate company,
lot 8, block - and ,lOt %, block 90
Ferry Add, Council Bluffs. d.. q
Heirs Of Francis w. French to Henry
Luers, swia mex 3-17-40, q c d..
Susan NJ. Prentice 20 Warren Hough,
ma nela 2l-16-h q C d................
Susan NJ. Prentice, administrative, TO
warren HOugh, n5h neA 2l-l0-44,
admX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Jennie Murray TO Matt Rowe, lot Z,
Auditors Subdivision, SEX nwh 10
b-S, q d'............,....,,.,.....
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
ROCK ISLAND TRAIN IN DITCH
Engineer Mistakes Signal and Goes ON
20 DernilinE switch.

Engineer mistakes signal and Goes on
to DerniIinE switch.
NICOLA, Ia, Nov. 1s.-(Specisl Telegram)
a mistake in a signal by the engineer OF
Rock Island fast train No, a, westbound'
was the cause Of a wreck here this morn
ing. Rounding the curve near town. at
good speed the signal for the Milwaukee
crossing was set against the Rock Island,
a Milwaukee freight train being on the
crossing at the time. The tower operator,
seeing the passenger train made no effort
10 stop until it was too late to do 80, ran
the train onto the derailing switch. The
big engine and its tender left the rails and
completely blocked the Rock Island tracks
all day, and 1t will be morning before the
wrecklng crew will get the engine back on
the rails and the track cleared.
The fireman jumped and was slightly
bruised, but the engineer stuck 70 his post
and was uninjured. No passengers were
injured. Passengers, both east and west
bound, have been transferred to the NIL
waukee and sent to their destinations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
CATO SELLS MAY WITHDRAW

Bryan's Candidate for Iowa Commit
teeman OHers solution 10 Problem.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Nov. 1.-THE con-
test for the vacant position from Iowa on
the democratic national committee became
more interesting today, when Cato Sells,
who apparently has been in the lead for APP
polntment, and who has the support OF
Bryan, offered TO withdraw II the state
committee would recommend the appoint.
ment Of Claude r. Porter, late democratic
candidate for governor, or IL the question
were submitted TO the next democratic state
convention, which selects delegates to the
national convention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
Great Weatern OmciaIa in City.

GFent western 1uhtcAttAA-i N my
President Stickney OF the Great Western
aud party Of officials OF the road arrived
in. the. city last night in a special train
OF nine coaches. The party reached Coun-
ell Bluffs shortly after II o'clock and this
morning Will go to Omaha 70 inspect the
terminals there, returning to this city In
the afternoon for like purpose. Presi-
dent stEeIsney Ia on his annual tour OF I'M
spectlon OF the systqm.
In the party are; President stlckney,
First vice President Robert Benson, Sec
opd Vice President and General Manager
8. G. stiekney. Third Vice President L. 8,
cass. Chief Engineer W. H. Chadbourn,
General superintendent q. 4. GOodeli, Cen
sral storelgesper H. c. Chandler. Purchas-
ing Agent. ". F. Devinney. Division su-
psrintendents c. q. Daloo. c. S. Weston,
tC, p. ste1nbel, c.L, Nichols and o.tConeli-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
View Iowa NewEpnHer.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. l9-(special Tele-
gram.(--F r. Crawford editorial manager
Of the Glover Lear newspapers, an
nounces that Oliver p, Newman OF the Des
Moines News will be managing editor and
Frank r. Wilson OF the Sioux City Journal
will he city editor of the new Sioux City
News. and that publication will begin De-
cember ]
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
Revere May BE chicago Crook.

T. Burbank special agent Of the North
western railroad, yesterday Identified
Charles Revere the man arrested satur-
day ON the charge OF stealing a quantity
81 valuable brass engine nxings ~
"Frenchy," said IN be a well-knoWn thief
with record In Chicago and other large
cities. Revere, however. when confronted
with Special Ofhcer Burbank. denied ever
having seen him before and claimed he
VAS h0m Flagstaff. Aria. The brass, or
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
rotal. eIeven transfers - l2s09 !
Won NInnI Lnnk

At our superb stock OF wall and ceiling
decorative papers II you have the slight
est notion OF keeping In touch with the
latest and best interior decorations. THIS
is a model store In that line and you miss
much II you keep away from here Jen.
sen & Nicholson 2Ss West Broadway.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
''Eirst Aid" to the
@ Bowels

VI WHEN Heartburn. Sour
MA Y stomach. Headache. Bad
WAN Breath, coated Tongue.
w Belehlng Of Stomach, Gas,
or any OF these forerunnsrs Of Indigestion
appear, Old Dr.. Casoarst wants to be right
on he spot IN your pocket.
Dr., oasoaTsf guarantees 10 cure the
most obstinate cases Of Constipation and
indigestion. without discomfort or ineon-
vsnienes.
His medicine does not gripe nor purge.
but exercises naturally the muscles that
line the walls Of the lntestinss and Bowels.
Want Of Exercise weakens and relaxos
he Bowel Muscles. Just as It weaksns
Arm and Leg muscles.
Old Dr.. Cssearet goes directly after
these Bowel-Musolss. He wakes them up
Just as cold bath would wake up lazy
person.
Then he works them Through the
nerves. Tin they &c, 50 strong from tina,
Exercise that they don't need any more
help to DO their duty.
Heavy dinners, late suppers, whisksy.
wine or beer drinking. nervous excitement,
sudden exposure to eold or heat and dozen
other everyday hkehhoods tire the Bowel
Muscles.
In s5ch cases a little Casoaret In time
is worth fifty dollars worth OF Treatment
later on, to say nothing Of the suffering
discomfort. loss Of Business Energy, and
= less OF Social Sunshine 1t saves.
Little thin casoarst Box. shaped so yoV
don't notice its presence In purse or vest
: pocket.
Contains six Candy tsblets--Phee Ter
Cents Boa a. any Druggists.
Be sure you GET the genuine. made emily
By the Sterling Remedy Company an'
never sold in bulk. Eyery tablet stsmPs'
. SCcc." a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
VAN BRUNTs
supervisors Likely to Cut on Allow
ances in the Future.

Supervisors Likely to Cut on Allow
Rnces in the Future.
From the remarks dropped by Member
setz at the meeting yesterday Of the Board
OF Supervisors, Il is inferred there will be
something doing" when the question OF
allowances for extra clerk hire comes up at
tho regular meeting of the board in Janu-
ary Yesterday County Recorder Baird had
before the board a bill for S225 for extra
clerk hire for the quarter ending October /.
The bill was made Up Of one item OF $50
for 'one clerk" and S75 for an extra clerk.
These items are In addition to the salary OF
500 allowed by statute for one deputy. AS
Il appeared that the board had entered into
an arrangement with Recorder Baird to
allow him 5000 year for extra clerical
help in addition to the 5000 year for one
extra clerk, not TO mention the deputy al
lowed by law, at the time some objection
was made by certain members OF the board
to allowing pay for Mr.. Baird's two sons,
who were attending the public schools the
bill presented yesterday was allowed after
some discussion. Supervisor Setz however,
made the significant remark that ''he
guessed the recorder would submit vouch-
ers next year for any extra clerical help he
might have" ,
A claim of $50 for extra clerk hire pre-
sented by II. V. Battey, clerk OF the district
court, was referred to the county attorney,
after Supervisor setz had endeavored to
have It rejected.
1t has been an open secret around the
county court house for some time that the
supervisors were planning to cut down, II
not cut off entirely. the perquisites some
county officers are inclined to. believe is
their prerogative, especially that of extra
clerk hire"
The supervisors met in the morning as a
drainage board and allowed a few minor
bills in connection with the Pigeon Creek
ditch. for which E A. Wlekham has the
contract The supervisors will meet TODAY
in Joint session with the supervisors OF
Harrison county TO take up matters in con.
nection with the Harrison-P ottawattamie
county drainage bitches.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20

fcer Burbank said, had been stolen from
the Northwesterns shops In Missouri VAL
ley. The sacks In which the brass we're
found were identified as belonging to +.
c. Heath, a grain dealer Of Missouri Val
! ley In police court yesterday Revere's
! preliminary hearing was continued until
| today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-20
CRAZY MAN IN DEATH CHAMBER

Announces He Has Come to Raise
the Dead
FORT DODGE, Ia. Nov. l9.-(Special
Telegram -Announcing he had set forth to
follow in the footsteps Of the Saviour and
had been sent TO raise the dead, an uni
Identified man walked into the room I'm the
farm house where Mrs. Ellen Mcdonald lay
dead, pushed his way through the group Of
mourners TO the CONN and took the corpse
by the hand.
Bystanders, realizing they were dealing
with a mar mpted to seize him, but
he 0sCa' house and fed.