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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

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GSpECIALN CE Ss/
rrrSERAL NOTICE.

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summary3sTw%S ry3sI, w%i,beim DeT 2. Time, ZOO S%trnek % ou uPrfenninger and Ryan;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
PREslDENT NEARING HOME
BatiIcship Lot ma is Reported $50
Miles on Cape Henry sunday
Morning.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.--A message re-
ceived at the wireless station at the Wash
ington navy yard and made public today,
from the battleship Louisiana, on which
President Roosevelt and party are return
ing from Panama by way Of Porto Rico.
announced that the battleship was $50 miles
on Cape Henry at 8 o'clock last night. At
the ra 20 at which the Louisiana is steaning
Il should reach the Virginia capes at about
. a. m. tomorrow. Secretary Loeb left
Washington today TO meet the president
when he transfers TO the naval yacht May
flower in the lower Chesapeake bay. It is
expected that the transfer win be made at
Wolf Trap light
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 25.-The Norfolk
navy yard tonight received a wireless COM
municatiou from the battleship Louisiana,
conveying President Roosevelt from
Panama. The message was for transmits
sion to the bureau of navigation. Navy
department. Washington.
Al o'clock the Louisiana was 40 miles
southeast Of Cape Henry. The message
requested that the converted yacht May
flower now anchored in Hampton Roads
meet the Louisiana at l o'clock Monday
afternoon of Piney Point in the Chesa-
peake bay. The Mayhower win leave
Hampton Roads early tomorrow morning
for tho rendezvous.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
GREELY MAY LOOK AFTER 1T
Northern Military Liyision Commander
Likely to Assume Niuts Wcrk,
PERMANENT SUCCESSOR FIRST OF YEAR
Now Regarded Certain Colonel God
frey's Arduous Duties VIII Not
Admit Of his FaISing the
Command.

No definite announcement has yet been
made as 60 whom win succeed Brgadicr
General j. Whit IN command OF the
Department of tho Missouri upon his de-
parturc early rcNt month to take command
OF the American troops now operating In
Cuba.
An impression prevails about department
headquarters that Major General A. w.
Greedy commanding the Northern Mill
tary Division, viii assume the command
in connection with his command OF the
division until a permanent commander is
announced hy the War department Il is
not thought that Colonel T. S. Godfrey
Will take even temporary command OF the
department on account of his arduous du-
ties as commander Of the brigade post at
Fort Riley and particularly In view OF the
opening OF the Cavalry School of Applica-
don at that post for tho winter ana fall
season, Of which Colonel Godfrey is also
IN charge.
Ii IS thought that Is a major portion OF
the work of the Northern Military Dlvis-
ion exists in the Department OF the Ms
souri,, which is one of the largest and
most important military departments In
the country. General Greely win be able
to exercise the command without particu-
lar detrlmeni 90 the other departments
Of the division.
After January l. a number OF changes
in military commands will be made. as
usually happens at the beginning Of the
new year and It IL therefore regarded as
more than likely no special commander
Of the Missouri department will be made
until after that date.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
KANSAS CITY FIRM ROBsED
warrants Issued for Arrest OF Twelve
Employees OF Montgomery
ward

KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. e5-The sys.
tematie looting OF the Kansas City branch
OF the Montgomery Ward company Of Chi
caEo has been discovered and AS result y
number OF employees have been arrested
II is said by an oficer OF the company
IN this city that warrants have been issued
for the arrest OF more than twelve former
employees, and that the list may be in
creased as the investigation progresses
Andrew Young. general manager OF the
compsny's local branch house declined to
place an estimate On tho value OF the
properly stolen.
More than month ago officers uf the
company suspected that "a systematic rob
berry was being carried on by certain em-
ployes. Secret service men were employed
who went 10 work with the regular em-
ployes, and during the last week a number
OF arrests have been made. In addition
to the arrests a large number Of former
employees have been discharged without be
ing given any definite cause FOR their sud
den dismissal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
PoLREls MURDER TRIAL TODAY
Wife of wealthy Brewer st sioux
rails to Answer Charge OF
killing servant Girl.

SIOUX FALLs. 5. D., Nov. 25.-,peclal)-
Interest In the case of Mrs. Emma Ksuf-
mann. wife OF Moses Ksufmann, a wealthy
local brewer. who. Is charged with the
murder Of Miss Agnes Polreis, her lB-year-
old domestic. has again been aroused to
the highest pitch by the announcement.
which Is mnde ON good authority that Mrs.
Kaufman win be arraigned in the state
circuit court in this city at o'clock to-
morrow morninR. 20 plead TO the serious
charge against her
Rrrs. Kaufmann has Just returned to
iodx Falls after an abseDce extending
IRON last June, when herself, husband and
Charles, their son. departed for an uu-
known point IN the east. following the ac-
ton OF the state supreme court In admit
ting Mrs Ksufmam 20 bail in the sum OF
.G0o. a bond for this amount having
promptly becu furnished.
Mr.. KAUFMAN returned TO Sioux Falls
a few weeks after their departure and
has remained here throughout the summer
and fan. Charles Kaufman was con
stantly with his mother during her yoiun-
tary retirement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
FOOT BALL LESS DANGEROUS
Death List Reduced from Eighteen to
Eleven and Number OF Injured
Decreased.

CHICAGO. Nov. &.-Eleven dead and lOt
severely injured is the record of the foot
ball season OF 1906 according to the resume
Of the seasons accidents in the Tribune
today. These figures are compared with the
casualties OF 1895. when eighteen players
were killed and $50 severely injured, and.
according to the Tribune shows that de
brutaIzed" foot ball has accomplished in
a large degree the object aimed at in
rendering the game less dangerous to life
and limb
The decrease I'm casualties is especially
marked among high school players. In the
season of 1905 eleven high school players
were killed and forty-seven injured in the
season Just closed seven were killed and
twenty-five were badly hurt All the col
lege aud high school gsmes this year were
played under the new rules drawn, up after
.ti- 'flOse U' iasts seRson % satisfy the aglt
tation for less dangerous foot bah aroused
by the long list OF casualties IN the season
Of 1905. The value OF the new rules Is
shown in the record OF the big college
games This year not one fatality has oo-
CURED in the games played by the larger
American colleges.
The Tribune carries interviews with
number OF college presidents and coaches
east and west. in which the opinion is
generally expressed that the new rules
have achieved the elimination OF much Of
the brutality and danger to life and limb
that characterized the game in former years
and that above all IT has made the game
safer for high school boys.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26

ST. LOUIS Nov. 25.-Cornelius Harrison
was probably fatally injured and his wife
suffered serious wounds tonight when the
automobile In which they we're riding WIS
cut IN two by "a street car. Their daughter,
Miss Mary Harrison. and Thomas Rohan,
who was acting as chauffeur escaped With
minor bruises.
Mr.. Harrison was thrown from the ma
chine falling on his head and frscturing
his skull Mrs Harrison was thrown
against the curbstoue ana her face Was
severely iacerated and several scalp wounds
were inflicted on the back Of her head.
The automobile was crossing the Wander
venter avenue tracks al Washington boule-
ward when the MACHINE was struck in the
center by a VanGeventcr ear. The auto
mobile Was split In twain
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
MURDER IN KANSAS CITY, KAN.
KILLED ~ I'VE HoIdup
wen.

KANSAS CITY, Nfe.. Nov. 2l.-Iu ain at
tenant to 1cld ~ ana rDb j. Frank Emery.
prCrrictor of tho Kentucky house second
rate hotel at ae5 North sixth street. in
Kansas CITY kaa.. THE evening Emery
WAS shor and l.illed and Leo slmOns. a
negro porter was Shot in tho shoulder
and slightly woDnJed. Chnrles Rumble,
ased 81 an iron uolder from independence,
Mo. one OF tie wUpld-uc robbers. was shot
in tho cheek BY eiileers who pursued him
aud sam tiutton negro. down Afinne-
sofa uveuue, The principal street IN the
city Rumbes wound Is not serious. Both
Rumble and Hutton were arrested. Hut
toms home Is in Nansas CITY, Kan.
Rumble and h1ttun were intoxicated.
They entered tte kentucky house and
walking over to the desk told Emery to
hand over his nibne, no guests were q,
The lobby at the time Emery told them
to get out that he had no money The
men staggered /, r,en The desk. apparently
TO make their departure When they
reached thc door{ however Rumble brsced
himself against the negro and with a shalSy
hand fired two eliots at the hotel pro
ptietor, Guests rushed into the lobby and
found Emery doad. lying across the hotel
register which WAS spread open on the
clerks ueslr. Onc buffet from Rumble 8
revolver went wild. The second had pierced
Emcry's chest inst below the heart, caus-
ing almost insrantantaHeous death.
Rumble and Hutton fed down the rear
stairway. There the, encountered simons
the porter. who haa been attracted by the
shots and was lhst ascending the steps
Rumble tired Slot at slnons that struck
the porter in tho shoulder, aud the two
robbers pushed bys him and bolted for the
streer. Tho police station is situated i'm
medately across 5be street from tho hotel
and officers we're On the scene minute or
two after the firsq shot rang out Rumble
and Hutton were seen by the officers
on Minnesota stfsot block from the hotel
and gave chase, firing they rar. One
bullet struck Rumble a glanelng blow on
the check and caused the molder. because
of his drunken condition. to stagger and
Tall. Hutton stopped running when he re-
allied that Rumbls had been shot. and the
pair was soon landed in tail,
slmons also Was taken to the station and
his wound dressed. There It was stated
that the wounds OF buth Rumble and 81
mons were slight. The robbers secured no
booty.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
RIDDLE OF SPHYNx SOLVED
New York ERyptOIoeist Discovers
Purpose for which Historical
Figure Was Constructed.

BINGHAMToN, ~ y, Nov. 25.-Dr. j.
W. PhillipDs of this city believes he has
solved tho riddle Of the sphynx Dr.
Phillips IS one of tho best students Of
Egyptoiogy in The country.
From his extensive reading on this sub
iect he arrived at p conclusion of the pur-
p Sc OF the Egyptian figure that has puzzled
men tor many centuries. Some time ago
he submitted his ideas to the Ainercaco-
logical society. who in turn submitted them
to somo of the leading Egyptoiogists OF
Europe. from whose opinions the Arohaeo-
logical society reaches the conclusion that
this theory is ingenious and probable"
Yesterday DR. Phillips received an invi-
tation TO explain his theory moro fully in
a paper 10 be read before the Archaco-
logical society in the spring. Until he reads
that paper DR., Phillips VIII not explain
his solution Of The riddle"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
FRENCH SCHOOL SHIP BURNED
an But Three OF rive Hundred Men
Aboard succeed In
EseaDIng.

TOluON, France. Nov. 25.-The torpedo
school ship Algeciras. stationed In this
barbor. was totally destroyed BY fire al q
late hour this evening. There were 600 men
on board when the fire broke out but II is
believed that all but three Of them were
sa-ed.
The Algeziras was a ship OF the line ana
Tor a number OF years past had been DONG
duty as a harbor vessel and employed as
a torpedo training ship II was OF S'V4'
tons displacement, and was built IN lA'9
There was terrible anxiety concerning the
fsfe of the 20 men on board Tho suthori-
ties announced that everybody had been
taken OF IN beats and saved with The eN-
eeption OF three. Those men did not answer
the roll call and 81 is presumed they were
burned 10 death.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
TRIAL OF ALLEGED LYNCHER
J. Hin GOOch, Charged with Leading
Mob Rt Springfield, Mo-. 10 he
ArraIGned To-day.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. NOV. 25.-The trial
Of j. Fiji. Gooch. one of the alleged lead
ers OF the mob which hanged and burned
three negroes on the public square last
Easter will begin Ia the criminal court
here tomorrow.
Prosecuting Attorney Patterson has re-
celved letter from Attorney General Had
ley, saying that he will be unable to be
here and aid the state in this trial, having
been called to New York to take testimony.
In the STANDARD oil custer case.
Daniel d. Galbraith, another OF the al
legged mob leaders. viii DE tried a second
time. on December "A. A jury failed TO
agree in lis case an the last term of
court
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
snou NoudaYs colder ia
tion. Tuesday Fnir.
"a kast ror-
CRAPSEY WILL NOT RECANT
Minister Convicted of Heresy Refuses
TO Make Retrnctfon and Leaves
Church.

ROCHESTER,. n y. Nov 25.--Bowinr to
the will Of the church but refusing to make
a 'cowardly retra ction" OF the belief which
induced the church To terminate his miuis-
try Rev, Algcrnon s. Cfapsey, rector OF
St. Andrews church or this city, today
renowned his ministry in the Protestant
Episcopal church I'm a letter 10 Bishop
Wsliiem David Walker of the western
diocese OF New York In this letter Rev
Mr.. Crapsey reainrmed his belief that the
notion OF the origin Of Jesus, that = son
Of man was born without a human father,
Is without foundation in history
He also asserted that when 7 say OF
Jesus that He ascended into heaven ! do
not mean and cannot mean that with His
physical body OF flcsh, blood and bones. He
iloated into space and. has for 2C0O years
been existing somewhere in the sky. in
that very physical body OF flesh. blood and
bones. Such an existence would seem to
me not glorious, but horrible"
Declaring that he Is about 10 carry the
case 10 the free intell!gence and enlightened
conscience Of tho world, he counsels the
hundreds OF clcrgymeu and thousands or
laymen Ia the Protestant Episcopal church
who have reached the same conclusions as
he has not to he dismsyed and 10 stay
where they are"
Il appeal" he says. from those in places
Of authority in the church itself to the
great body of people" He asserted that
hc does not blame his Judges and though
he bows to their will and feels that Il is
final for him, and SAYS: IT am equally
certain that it is not final for the church.
When the great tribunal OF thought has
decided this contention the men who ad-
minister the church on earth viii conform
10 this decision"
Having let go Of tho temporary and
unstable interpretations of the creed" he
declares that he holds more firmly to the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
KING GEORGE AND The POPE
Failure Of Greciau Monarch 10 Can at
vatican Hurts Feelings Of
POntH.

that King George OF Greece had abandoned
the idea OF visiting the pope during his
present sojourn in Rome although he may
still decide so 10 do tomorrow. The feelings
of the Vatican authorities win be hurt n
the Grecian king does not call upon the
pontiff, and they are chagrined that he did
not announce in the beginning whether or
not he intended TO DO so. II the visit tskes
place on Monday tle Vatican viii not be-
entirely appeased AS Il VIII be decision
Of the last moment. In any event the Vat
lean authorities feel that the pope Ina >
been treated with "a certain lack OF cour-
tssy, but Should King George decfde on
Monday 70 pay this Visit. the pope win
receive him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
QUIET IN HAMILTON, ONTARIO
Few Street Cars Are Run and
Presence OF Troops Holds Dis
orderly Element In Cheek.

HAMILTON. Ont. Nov 25-Today was
marked with unusual quiet on the streets
contrnsted with the ri0tous scenes Of the
last two days which have marked the strike
OF street railway employees here Some cars
ran during the day and evening. In the
outlying districts some stones were thrown
and blank cartridges were exploded under
the wheels, but there were no hostile
demonstrations. The soldiers eamped in tho
aimofg under arms awaiting a riot call
and the police reserves at the city hall
probably contributed towards the peaceful
day The officials OF the railway company
do not believe the trouble is at an end
however. The persons who were injured
~ The riots Of Friday and Saturday are
recovering
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
FUTURE OF INDIAN LANDS
senate Committee Finishes Taking
Testimony aud kdjOurns 10
Meet fn Washington.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 25.-Several mem
bers of the senate committee on Indian
affairs. which has been Investigating con-
ditons in the INDIAN Torritory arrived
here today en- rout4 to their homes or to
Wsshi1ston. SenstSrs Clark Of Montana
aud Brandeeee OF c,nnecticut departed for
Washington tonigiH via Chicago. Senator
Clark Of Wyoming kft for Omaha on a late
train and Sena 81 q ,5ng Qf I1aneas wilt
depart IN the morning for washington.
Senator Teller left tho committee at
Bartlesville, going direct to ST. Louis on
his way cast.
The transcript taken in tho committees
Investigation just completed contains l.l0O
pages Of typewritteu matter. II comprises
testimony secured from dozens OF territory
business and professional men. Indians and
others. covering hearings at eight Of the
principal cities in Indian Territory.
None of the senator's while here would
express an opinion as TO what should be
done toward removing the restrictions on
the sale OF the Indian lands OF the leasing
of the coal lands. Senator Clark OF Wy
oming, said the committee had not com
sidered the report which IL will make to
the senate Further hearings will be held
in Washington.
we received much Information which
will prove useful" said Senator Clark
"The principal questions considered were
the removal NJ the restrictions 10 the sale
CT lands by No Indians and what shall be
done with the more than 10000 acres of
segregated coal lands in the Choctaw and
Chickssaw nations
The members of the committee were inn
pressed by tho prosperity Of The Indians.
Senator Clark said that the followers OF
CHIEF Chittharjo or Crazy Snake" Of the
Creeks, We're practically the only full
bloods who refused to accept the land al
lotnsents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN Toledo
Mr.. and Mrs. James scott Mitchell OF
salem, Mass. Commit suicide
in Hotel

TOLEDO o.. Nov 6.-Mr aud Airs
james Scott Mitchell u Salem, Mass were
found dead in bed I'm a rOomihg house at
Bellevue. east OF here, this morning. When
their room was entered a strong 0dor OF
formaldehyde gas was noticed. Coroner
Nemilya rendered verdict OF double
suicide. Later investigation. however. re-
veaied facts which q g sad tended tO
show that Mitchell dulgged his wife and
caused her death and then committed sui
eide by the same means
The two had been travelling together FOR
several years. the woman being palmist.
known az ollie Courtland
No csuse Cor The murder or suicide Is
known
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
uurder Near iaoIa. Kan.

PAoLA. kan. nov. z5.-Eugene Nohs.
a wealth. farmer, 20 years old Who lived
near I.ouisburg was sho, 10 death within
a short distancs Of his home as he was
returning from LoulsburE last night His
wife heard the shot ana found the body
Of her husband lying in the bottom of
his wagon. There was a bullet hole behind
his ear. Cnr7tl Baker ~ wears old. was
arrested TODAY ana hcll on suspicion No
-lalsags - as hlurder 10 kssVa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
Careso van Fue Appeal roday >

NEM HOHk, Nov l5,--If was stated az
the mnnagers Office Of the Metropolitan
Opera house tonight that Enrlco Caruso's
voice, which has been effected had Inn
proved 10 such an extent that the tenor
would positively appear "Wednesday even
ing unless an unforeseen illness prevented.
CaFaso's appeal win be brought before the
court ~ general sessions tomorrow and
liz ssaiirtzaf aFrisaat A Eiii ias suf .sfs iuad
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26

A Toreiefi v.as Instantly killed and Brake
man ". t' Roach seriously Injured BY the
erploaion 81 The boiler ~ freight engine
on fhe Feac0 rallrQ4d today The truin
Nas la motion and tie running gear wes
rot danaEdd. the train prpoeeoing several
hundrod yaF1s pafpte coming % 8 Eteno-
Esn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26

KANSAS CITY, Nov 8.-Judse William
n. Bernard died herr today at the home
OF his son-iIi-law. Frank Henderson. eyed
s. yssrs ln the early days be was
frelghisr On tha aante Fs tsl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26
CURB FOR MOROCCAN SULTAN
France and spain rake Concerted
Aetioe 60 stop Spread OF
Anarchy.


PARIS, Nov. 25-The measures which
France aud Spain have agreed to take to-
gcther, in view of The increase OF anatchy
in Morocco, have been made pIblic ana
fully confirm the announcement made in
these dispatches ten days ago They arc
strictly precautionary and arc designed
solely 10 meet TIC requirements Of an
emergency and TO safeguard the lives and
property OF forei9nors at Taneier Pend
Ing he formal policing Of the ports Of
Morocco TO De undertaken on the duul
ratification OF the international agreement
reached at Aigeciras. each power VIII main
tain warships al raugier and be prepared
60 land total OF 3eo0 men. France has
decided 90 send the hattleships suffien st.
Louis and Chsrensgne, in command of
Admiral Touchard, to replace the cruisers
Galilee. Jeanee dArc and Forbin. which
ate now i'm Moroccan winters The Laiuve
VII! accompany the French vessels for
the purpose OF Transporting troops from
AlglIs should landing become necessary.
* is distinctly understood that this Joint
movement VIII not assume the nature Of
an occupation and thai r.either the French
nor the Spanish Hags are 10 be raised over
Moroccan territory. The mission of the
troops IS limited ITO safeguarding and re-
teldb btsltAh the huLnoIiA OF Inc pdSn0 at
.Tangier, against Raisuli."
Several sgnatOries OF the .Algeciras COM
have given their approval in advance
tcrms OF this agreement. while others
#n0tifyme France and Spain that no
secuoe TO them is anticipated
Prompt Action Needed.
LONDON, Nov. % accommodating un tie
situation in MoVccc, the Tangier corrc-
spondent OF the Times says that although
there is no imminent danger of native
uprising, the ume has arrived when an end
must be rut to the outreEes and insults to
which European residents have too long
been exposed and II armed intervention is
forced upon the powers by Railsull's hos
tllity or the hopeless lncdciency OF the
governing board they must be prepared to
take IL seriously. Should the powers
neglect the correspondent continues, to en-
fore due respect for their representatives
and subjects now they viii find their task
eventually 20 be much greater and more
dangerous.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-26

WASHINGTON. Nov. SILL a. Burch,
proprietor OF the EbbItt house in this city
AMI for many years one OF the best known
hotel men in the oountry. died here today.
aged q years. lie had On acute attack Of
indigestion last Monday ana had been
IN a critical condition ever since. For more
than thirty years Mr.. Bureh had been ar
lively identified with the hotel business
here and his guests included many notable
public men, including air Mckinley during
the lstter's congressional career and ON ths
eve of his Inauguration as presidenr of the
Ulittd States.