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on special train on next Saturday. Among
the guests are wives of prominent edu-
Gators. statesmen and distinguished men
UTICA-The st. Sosepn commercial
club, sixty strong, with the Fourth regi-
ment band, reached this city this morn
ing over the Burlington at 9:35, on time.
The members paraded through the streets,
after which they invaded the business
houses They were heartily welcomed
concert. The train was accompanied By
Burlington officials. 4 ra
BEATRICE-A .sneakthief visited the of
fee OF DIR. McCleerys dentist Of this city,
last evening during the doctors absertce
and stole considerable amount of gold
used for filling teeth. The janitor Of the
building found stranger in the office
pretext of buying some cigars while he was
waiting for DR.. McCleery to return. The
officers have been furnished a description
OF the man, but have not succeeded in To-
eating him.
YORK-The Commercial club and bust
ness men Of st. Joseph arrived here
this morning on special train The
schedule stop at York was about one hour.
The York Commercial club band met the
visitors with a delegation of York bust
ness men at the depot and escorted them
down in the city, where representatives
OF the different trade lines at once broke
ranks and at once commenced TO sing the
praises of st. Joseph jobbing houses and
manufacturers. They were jolly lot of
good business men and created uasse an
Impression.
TECUMsEH-Andrew l.. welsch, a re-
tired merchant and a man some 30 years
OF age, living in Crab Orchard, this county,
was this afternoon taken into the Justice
court in that town on the charge of wife
beating Mrs. Wesch, the complaining
witness, was present and was covered with
blood. Mr.. Welsch pleaded guilty to the
charge OF assault and was fined $50 and
costs by Justice c. w. Roberts. Friends
of the man claim he has much to provoke
him. Some time ago a petition for divorce
was filed in the district court. and the
same will now be pushed, It Is understood.
BURWELIs-Judge ]. N. Paul closed the
term of district court here today Among
ythe important cases tried was one wherein
w. i. Cram sued the Burlington railroad
for failure to deliver stock at the Omaha
market on time, as provided for in the
shipping bill passed by the last lestsla-
ture. The railroad practically admitted
the delays In shipment, but pleaded that
the statute was unconstitutional and
raised state and federal questions, and
Will undoubtedly lay a foundation 70 go
has reserved his decision until Saturday
when he win return and render decision.
I M'COOK-The pastors of the Congrega-
fiona churches at Cambridge. Indianola,
Danbury and Trenton were in conference
with Pastor Hawkes. OF the local church
this week with reference to special work
In the different churches OF that order dur
ing the fall and winter, Rev. Mr.. Simp-
son of Cambridge, Rev. Mr., Hawkins of
Indianola Rev. MIR. Hall of Danbury and
Rev Mr.. Noyce OF Trenton were present
and took part in the conference. which re-
suited in a decision TO hold special serV-
ices in each of the towns represented
some time this fall and winter. at date
TO be mentioned in the future and an
nounced.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

iliar with the ash pan method, and have no doubt.
gone through the process many times of spreading
a newspaper or cloth under your stove every time
the over-hlled pan is removed
The ash pan is not only dirty. but Is great evil
in stove construction. II adds q door and joints
which can be made only temporarily alright by
the use-of stove putty. These joints open after a
few weeks use. rendering ash pan stoves worthless
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than fusl-savers The ash pan and the shield for
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Our method Is the only clean way. The
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Man Burned I'm stable.

ABERDEEN. 8. D., Oct. 1l.-(special y
Sheriff Anderson has gone to James. a few
miles east OF here. to Investigate a mys-
terious fire, In which an unidentified man
lost his life. A stable on the Spratt farm
burned down last night. and this morning
the charred body of a man was found
in the ruins. The features and body are
so badly disfgured that identification will
be impossible II is believed the man
was a stranger who arrived at James last
night. A man Waited several farms try
ing to secure lodging. and, failing. II is
thought he sought shelter in the stable.
How the fire started is-not known. unless
the man dropped a lighted match among
the loose straw and was overcome by the
smoke. ~ 81
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Sergeant I'm Trouble.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. u.-(Special)-
James Rice, sergeant Of the Elevent in
fantry. Fort Russell, was today returned
from Omaha under a military guard and
must stand trial for desertion and forgery.
1t is alleged thai Rice, who was chief
clerk to Major p.s B@ Blatsford, command
ing the Second battalion, forged the ma
jor's signature TO an order on the Union
Pacific for .transpeetation from Cheyenne
to Reading, Pa. and left the post without
leave. Rice has been an exemplary SOL
der and the officers and men of the
Eleventh cannot understand his action.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

revolutonists without the loss of blood.
and that It never was intended that he
should remain in Cuba in a semi-military
capacity.
VIEWPOINT NEWS. Va. Oct. 1.-THE last
troops OF the first Cuban expedition en-
barked today on the transport zelandia.
The command consisted Of the headquar-
ters, band and Second and Third squadrons
of the Eleventh cavalry. under command
Of Colonel Thomas.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
RUMoR STRIKES UNION PACIFIC
of Prosecution by the
Government.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE price OF
Union Pacific stock dropped from 1919 to
1881 suddenly today on rumors circulated
in the financial district that the govern
ment was about to proceed against the
company, charging frauds in its dealingE
in public lands. Later the loss was practi-
cally regained on official advices from
Washington denying the story.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Sterling silver-rrenzrI. 18Th 9 Dodge sits
PhIIndeIphia onicinI ResIen..

PHILADELPHIA, Oct u.-At the re-
quest OF Mayor Weaver Thomas l., Hicks
director OF the department. of public works,
resigned today. The mayor accused Mr..
Hicks of being too friendly to certain
political faction.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Rock Island Meeting.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1l.--At the annual meet
ing of the Rock Island road here today
FIVE directors whose terms had expired
were reelected for a term of three years
No other business was transacted.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

ST LOUIS, Oct IA number Of uddi-
tional witnesses were subpoenaed for the
hearing OF the governments custer case
against the Terminal Railroad association.
which was resumed today.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

''Ths Perfume Of Eros" by Edgar Saltus.
Is the story OF a Fifth avenue incident, In
which the author wildly pictures New York
society, The novel appeared serislly under
the title, THE Yellow Fay" The authors
style is epigrammatic and brilliant. his plot
carefully constructed, his characters al
ways logical. In this his latest work he
enters a new field. The A. Vessels Com
pany Is the publisher.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

I'm Bohemia" by James Clarence Har-
vey. Is a small volume containing a varied
collection Of short bright poems and prose
articles. mostly in praise OF the lighter.
brighter side OF life "In Bohemia" II is a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE general man
ayers OF the railroads I'm Chicago who re
Gently received demands from the union
switchmen on their lines that an eight
hour day and other concessions be granted
have decided 20 refuse the demand of the
men.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

small volume, with characteristic illustra-
lions by A. Much. lily Myer. Outcault and
others. The ii. NJ. Caldwell Company is
the publisher.
THE Art of Portrait Painting" by the
Hon John Collier. vice president of the
Society Of Portrait Painters and author
Of "A Primer of Art" and "A Manual CT
OIL Painting is a treatise on portrait
painting. as it's title would Indicate, which
win prove Of much value to the student
and be interesting to lovers of the art
There are forty-one illustrations in color
and half-tones. Cassell & Company are the
publishers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

There is an element of novelty often
amounting to surprise, in the contents Of
the October Century. The article on THE
Human Side OF the Gar" is perhaps OF
most general interest This is a personal
narrative by Mrs. Amalia Kussner Cou-
dert Of her experiences in the palace while
painting the portrait Of the Russian en-
peror-the political character of the world
now most in the public eye. Reproductions
of her miniatures of the imperial family
add to the attractiveness OF the sketch.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Former Rebels want -omce


Confidential agents OF the late gov
eminent today reported to Governor
Taft that the meeting of rebel lead
ers at the home of General Castillo last
night was not for the sole purpose of bid
ding each other farewell. as the partici-
pants alleged Castillo addressed his sasso-
ciates. urging them that Governor Taft
be called on to declare his attitude toward
the men who were responsible for over
turning the Palma government and de-
clared that the provisional government
would have made slow progress but for the
assistance of the rebels. Therefore. ne ar
gued Mr.. Taft should show his gratitude
by oustlng the moderates from office and
substituting for them men who had fought
for good government. In spite of the fact
that he was the host, Castillo did not OBJ
tain support for his demand. Generals
Ferrara and Asbert made patriotic
speeches. saying that they fought for their
country and not for spells. This sentl-
ment was generally endorsed and Castillo
was voted down. Several speeches were
then made applauding Governor Taft,
President Roosevelt and the United States
for their generous course toward Cuba.
The provisional government Is unable to
make an accurate estimate of the conflict
ing reports regarding last nights meeting
at the residence OF General Castillo.
The Associated Press learned today on
the highest authority that the vacancy of
the office OF vice governor of the Philip
pine islands cannot await the conclusion
of the duties here of Governor Magoon, who
is to succeed Mr.. Taft as provisional gov
ernor Of Cuba. This is a great disappoint-
ment to Mr.. Taft. who desired that Mr.
Magoon take up his work soon in the
Philippines. 1t is believed that an appoint
ment as vice governor OF the Philippines
will be made Immediately on Mr.. Taft's
return to Washington.
Diplomat aa Well as soldier.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. 1.-THE de-
tail OF General Franklin ], Bell to com
mand the American military forces in
Cuba was made directly by the president,
and the reason for that order, as stated
by competent authority mere. was that by
his administration military governor Of
the province Of Batangas one of the most
turbulent OF the Philippine subdivisions,
Just after the crisis had been reached in
the Aguinaldo rebellion, General Bell
showed such combination of the best
qualities of the soldier and the diplomatist
that his selection was deemed expedient
10 undertake similar duties in Cuba
II Is further stated that General Funs-
ton has fulfilled his entire mission 10 the
satisfaction OF the War department in Sc
curing the surrender OF the arms of the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Letters and Addresses OF Thomas JEFF
ferson," edited by William B. Parker. lee
turer in English. Columbia university, and
Jonas Viles, assistant professor Of history
OF the University OF Missouri. is largely
based upon the complete works OF Thomas
Jefferson, published under the auspices Of
the Jefferson Memorial society. II Is an
other of the Unit book series and is pub
lished by The Unit Book Publishing conf
pany.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Marriage and Divorce" by Felix Adler,
Is the title OF a very small volume con
tanning the two Lectures delivered by Prof.
Adler before the Society for Ethical Gull
ture Of New York City. From the press OF
Mcclure, Phillips & Company
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
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FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair In Nebraska Today, Warmer In
East Portions Fair Tomorrow,
Cooler Iu west Portion.

WASHINGTON, Oct n.-Forecast OF the
weather for Friday and Saturday:
For Nebraska, Kansas and South Dakota
Fair Friday. warmer in east portion; Sat
urday fair. with cooler in west portion.
For Iowa-Fair and warmer Friday and
Saturday.
For Wyoming and Colorado-Fair In east,
showers and cooler in extreme west por-
ton Friday; Saturday, showers and cooler.
For Missouri-Fair and warmer Friday
and Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

The October st. Nicholas brings the first
of a series of fairy tales by that most pop
ular OF writers for young people, Mrs
Frances Hodgson Burnett, and a charming
conceit. indeed, is the tale Of THE Trou-
bles OF Queen Silver Bell" with number
of pretty illustrations by Harrison Cady
pleasant feature of the illustrations of
the number is set of pictures by Reginald
B. Birch, who, on account of long absence
abroad, has contributed nothing to St.
Nicholas for several years.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Reception at Palace.

Mrs Taft and Mrs. Bacon held a recep-
ton this afternoon in the main salon OF
the palace. 1t was attended by several
hundred Cubans and others. including most
all Of the army and navy officers here. The
municipal band played in the park oppo-
site the palace during the reception, which
was informal and enjoyable.
Governor Taft gave a dinner in the PAL
ace to the naval officers tonight.
The Louisiana will leave here Saturday
afternoon for Norfolk via Key West with
Governor Taft and his party on board. The
Louisiana will be accompanied by the bat
tleship Virginia. with General Funston on
board. The battleship New Jersey and
the cruiser Minneapolis will sail for the
north tomorrow, followed shortly by the
cruiser Newark. The cruiser Brooklyn and
the battleship Texas will remain here.
with the arrival In Cuba Of additional
army forces the marines now here will be
gradually withdrawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Literature OF the Louisiana Territory"
by Alexander Nicholas McMenil. A. NJ, Phi
D., LII. D., is a history OF the literature
of the territory and the state and terri
tories that have been carved out OF Jeffer-
sons great and wise purchase. No claim
is made by the author of complete and
conclusive record, but he has aimed to pre-
serve only what he considered most i'm
portant or most typical of that great sec
ton of the country. As II is the only
work Of the kind, it will prove interesting.
as well as valuable. to all students Pub.
lished by the st. Louis News company
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

The "Keramic Studio-The Magazine for
the Potter and Decorator" for October,
is chiefly edited by Miss Mabel Dibble OF
Chicago. 1t Is the second of the series
OF Personally Conducted Tours" of the
most prominent decorators other con-
tributors are Sarah Reid Mclaughlin
Hattie V. Young Palmer, Blanche Van
Court Schneider and Mabel luke Priest
mas. Mrs. Schneider is well known locally
as very able artist. A very pretty pea
COCK design In color for a bowl on a
separate sheet accompanies the magazine
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Jack Henderson on Matrimony," by
Benjamin f. Cobb. is a series of letters to
Billy" in which Jack relates his observa-
tons. views and experiences on the SUBJ
ject as gained at the fair, in Boston, on
shipboard and in several other places II
is all told in breezy, amusing fashion
and VIII furnish half hours light reading.
Hurst Co. of New York are the pub
fishers. ...-ss ---
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Tuxedo Avenue to Water Street: the
Story OF a Transplanted Church." by Amos
r. Wells. author OF THAT They All NAV
Be One" The author terms the book a
parable 1t shows a church transferred
to the highways and the hedges, a church
going forth, as all churches will some day
go forth, to the place where the need ia
where the work and the blessedness are
Published by Funk & wagnalls
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

re- ~ H-S Co. "' Cunning $"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

'Metamorphose," by X Fitzsimmons
treats OF the subject involving regeneration
Of individual and race. and also the solu
ton OF the great problem OF poverty The
book Is published by the Progress Publish
ing company, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Oct. 1l-Official record OF temper
allure and precipitation. compared with the
1noe 1ans iooI 1aOa
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Where the Green Cicada Sings" the
initial poem in the Rhymes of Robert
Rcxdale,' appeared originally in Munsey' $
Magazine under the title From Out Boz
hemia." The second poem, "Unattained,'
was first printed in Deslie's Magazine. This
little volume OF tuneful verse is published
by Fleming II. Revell company.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
BIG CROWD HEARS SHELDON
workers. Two of the fingers may have
he amD,itated. .tr.

Continued from Third Page)
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The Divine Philosophy" by c. J.
Fercken' Phi. D., is manual Intended to
assist In the study OF the philosophy OF
Emmanuel swedenborg The Nunc Licet
Press is the publisher
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

and forms 1t is very dainty little vol
ume, being printed on a very good quality
OF paper. with marginal illustrations and
decorations for each page, In addition to
a few FULL page illustrations Published by
the John C. Winston company.
"Romances of Old France" by Richard
De Gallienne, author of "Old Love Stories
Retold," How TO Get the Best Out of
Books" etc, Is very handsome little
gift book. 1t contains six stories. or ro-
mances. four of which formerly appeared
in the Cosmopolitan magazine. There are
full-page Illustrations and marginal dec
oratons and designs. which contribute
much to it's beauty. Published by the Ba-
ker & Taylor company.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
Repocts from stations Mt 7 p. NJ.

T Indicates trace OF precipitation.
l. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
ISLE or PINES TO The FRONT
American Residents Preparing to Press
Their Oampaign for Annexation.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT WILL NOT ACT
Temporary Governor May BE APP
pointed. but Entire Matter Will
he Referred TO the state
Department. eN

HAVANA, Oct. 1.-THE PROVISIONAL
government will have nothing to do with
the question Of the sovereignty OF the
Isle of Pines or with the separation OF
the government Of the island from the
rest of Cuba The authorities already
have declared that the island of Pines
belongs to Cuba and has embodied that
affirming in the treaty conceding the
sovereignty of the island to Cuba, and
this treaty is now pending ratification irt
the American senate. The entire matter
being one for the adjudication Of the state
department, the provisional government,
which is wholly under the War depart
ment, will not mix therein.
The mode of government of the Isle OF
Pines as part of Cuba may be altered
or amended, but the desire of Amerl-
cans in the Isle of Pines for territorial or
municipal government part of the
United States cannot be conceded by any
act on the part of the provisional gov
eminent of Cuba, or the War depart
ment
Mny Get Temporary Governor.
The president of the American asso-
citation of the I,kr of Pines has not yet
interviewed Gov,Ensr Taft on this matter,
but the most that is likely to be gained
will be the placing of an American mill
tary officer as temporary governor of the
island in lieu Of the present Cuban mayor,
with whom the relations Of the American
residents has not been pleasant
The American residents of the isle have
adopted unanimously resolution exonerat-
ing Secretary of State Root and General
Wood of all blame in connection with the
turning over of the island of Cuba, and they
feel that this step ought to open the way
to negotiations for making the island Ameri-
can property.
They consider the present conditions Of
affairs opportune for securing a settlement
of the matter, which they believe may
hang fire indefinitely in the United States
senate. Governor Taft has decided that
the pay Of the Cuban senators and con-
gressmen be stopped with october l, when
the Palma government ceased. He will
decree the congress to be In recess until
the question of its status is settled.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

only Grain of Sand by Charles Maus
Taylor Is the alleged story of a grain OF
and. in which 1t relates It's experiences
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Snow Bound" by John Greenieaf Whit
tier is one OF the most popular poems
written In this country, and for this reason
has been selected by Houghton. Mifiin a
Co. for special treatment in holiday form
The new edition is printed from new plates
each page having a head and tail piece in
TINT designed by. Adrain ]. lori There il
frontispiece in color by ]. ]. Enneking
and other illustrations. including drawings
In tint by Howard Pyle. f. H. Garrett and
Others and photos selected by Herbert w.
Gleason This edition will be one of the
attractive gift books OF the holiday season.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March 1,
and comparison with the last two years:
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