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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
BAKERS STRONG BOYCOTT
Effort TO suppIy Bread 10 M-aux
by Strategy Fails of
Object.

PARIS. Oct. 1s.-(special Cablegram to
The Bee el-The little town of Meaux has
been without its usual bread supply. owing
to strike of all the journeymen bakers
in the district. =
The strikers picketed the railway station
and forcibly prevented any of the inconl-
ing passengers bringing bread into the
town. In more than one case amusing dis
coveries have been made by the strikers
pickets
In one instance an old woman alighted
from a train carrying what appeared to
be twins. The pickets' suspicious were
AROUSED, however, and they discovered that
the old woman was in reality man, who
had succeeded in hiding thirty-eight small
loaves about his body. while the twins
were two OF the well-known long rolls
termed pain fendu.''
The military authorities are supplying
soldiers bread TO the townspeople but the
supply falls far short OF the demand. and
many families are living on pancakes.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
MANY RoBBERlES IN FRANCE
visitors ~ waterinS places Made
victims OF Alleged Prince
OF Montenegro.

PARIS. Get l3.--tSpcCial C"biesiam 70
The bee -rne season at several frthch
watering places mas been marKed by q re'
markablc series ut jewel rohhcries from
the person. the victims being mostly
French. English and American lao'es. Inc
Par.s police instituted special lnNesusa-
tion and discovered that practically al 'le
robberies were committed 10y AZ man call
Ing himself Prince TsChiliuoro OF Monte
negro His modus opcr1ndi was to put UP
al the best hotels. and, after ingrauaunR
himself with the best dressed iHdieS' To
offer chlorcformed bouquets. Tie Nctlhl
on smelling the flowers would become li
and nave to retire to her room where'
under the pretext Of rendering her as
sstance, the prince robbed her OF her
jewels and decamped
Finally the police captured the man IN
fla agrante delicto at the Grand hotel. Paris
His victim this time was an American
lady, who had accepted from aim a oou-
a,iet of exotics, and subsequently retired
to her room in fainting condition. The
prince" who assisted her there, had jus'
relieved her of valuable diamond brace
let when the police appeared on the scene
and arrested him. They afterward discoY-
cred that his real name was David Ram
skeIen, a Russian Jew, aged 36.
Drugs also played II prominent part IN
"A little luncheon which n business man OF
fored to a friend who had called at his
Office. The Insurance official was about IL
go round to his fnvorite restaurant wher
his friend stopped him, and both became ci
the opinion that the meal would be mort
comfcrtsb bly, enjoyed upstairs than outside
So a young man. who acted as a kind OF
secre tary was given some money, and ht
quickly returned with several appetzne
dishes. to which the two friends did ample
! justice. Then both sank into a profound
stupor. from which they wakened SOM
( hours later. Their lunch had beer
drugged. the safe was open and gone wa:
| the secretary with S.2OO and some titlt
deeds. lie succeeded in crossing the from
! tier without being caught, and yesterday
| the correctional tribunal of the Seine sen
! tenced him by default to five years i'm
| prisonment and ten years police super
vision.
woman has just been arrested carry
| ing I'm her arms a 4-year-old child which
had been trained to snatch watches ant
scarf pins as Its mother carried It through
the crowd. The infant was seen to secur'
/ two watches and seven pins in less thai
half an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
CROKER HAS FINE HORSES
Former Tammany Chieftsin Devotes
Much Time to Hooded Horses
In ireland.

DUBLIN. oct. 13.--CSpecial Cablegram t'
The Bee.1-It Is the ambition of many
own even one race horse. but to ~
more fortunate in this world, and 10
OF an extensive string Of horses. Z
AFFORD a great amount Of pleasure -
sstisfs ction TO have them trained under
own eye. even II the question Of personal
supervision or direction is never enterHd
upon. Mr. Richard Croker is man VINO
can afford TO satisfy these desires and
when all things are considered. II does not
seem so remarkable that he should NlSa
TO have his horses trained AZ his charming
place At Glencsrn. quite adjacent to Loop
ardstown race course.
With the exception Of the 2-year-o'o
orby. which is at Mr. Pcrsscs place. al
the horses tho property Of Mr.. Croker are
now located - GIencairn. An authority
to act for Mr. Croker has been registered
by Mr.. F. Rock. and The horses the prop
erty of the last named gentleman will be
disposed OF at an early date. James Allen.
who has for a heightened period filled with
conspicuous ability the position OF trainer
TO Messrs. H. J. Hall and r. Rock VIII
take over the control of the Glencalrn
horses. II must be admitted that Alleh
made the most OF the moderate materiai
hitherto placed at his disposal. as witness
his successes with Foxrock. Red Heart s
Pride, Rosaunfe. etc. II is the intention
OF Mr. Croker TO lay down tan. and have
ploughcd gallops 80 that with the right
material Allen may be relied upon to Keep
the "Yale-blue" Jacket well in front Allen
commences with a dozen horses all OF
which have carried silk. and i'm addition 10
which there are fifteen yearlngs. most OF
which are well grown and endowed with
capital bone However, 1t may be observed
that OF the younger generation the colts
by Americus and Hacker give exceptional
promise. whilst of the flles the pick Is
certainly the brown by ST. Frusquin -Rhoda
y. dam Of Rhodcdendron and Orby). There
are however. great possibilities about many
of the others
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
PORTUGAL RECLAIMS LANDS
MANY Idle Acres VIII ne Fnrmed
Under Easy Terms for
Time.

LISBON. Oct "a Especial Cablegrarn TO
The Bee.)-Portugal has started an ex-
tensive system Of land reclamation
Some energetic persons in the district OF
Serpa, in combination with the municipal
authorities. have set to work upon 100 ~
acres, dividing It up into sllotments of nf-
teen acres each and letting II at nominal
rent free of local rates and taxes, for ten
years. The settlers who have taken rp the
land include carpenters, masons. doctors.
chemists BARRIERS, seamstresses and tailors.
and even beggars figure in the list.
In the north OF Portugal project on
similar lines is being set on foot to bring
hack into cultivation something like 200. 0oO
seTeA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
KAISER LOSES ONE SUIT
Emperor of Germany Unable tn Eject
Tenant from Land Ina
Pru+sie.

BERLIN, Oct. 1s.-(Specisl Cablegram
to The Bee. THE district court at In
terburgh, East Prussia. has given judg-
ment against the German emperor in a
civil lawsuit.
A publican named Kallweit tenanted an
inn on the imperial estate under an agree
ment, and the kaiser gave him notice tn
quit before the agreement expired.
ISallweit refused 10 leave on he ground
that the terms Of the agreement had not
been complied with, whereupOn the em-
peror brought an action to compel him
to go.
The court gave verdict for the publi-
can. and ordered the emperor 20 pay costs.
The emperors lawyer gave notice Of sp-
peal.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
SEES LAVA REACH THE. SEA
Captain of Missionary Yacht Has
Novel Experience While
ON Long Trip.

SYDNEY n. s. W., Oct 13-(Special
Cablegram 10 The Bee. )-Captain Wyrill of
the London Missionary societys steam
yacht John Williams, which returned here
yesterday after a long cruise in the south
seas, reports having witnessed an extra
ordinary phenomenon at Matautu, in the
island o: Savaii.
The volcano on the island IL emitting
great streams of lava, which flow down
once fertile valley eight miles to the sea
As the red hot lava reaches the water
tremendous explosions take place, the lava
being blown up to an immense height.
Great columns Of steam arise. and vol
can!c dust is showered for a great distance
around The spectacle is one of marvel
GUS grandeur.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION MEETS
Session at Huntington. Ind, Discusses
Plan for Church Federation and
Appoints Delegates.

HUNTINGTON Ind. Oct. l3.--At today's
session Of the American Christian conven-
tion the chief interest centered on the plan
for a national federation of churches. The
convention voted unanimously to approve
part OF the preamble with the express
understanding that nothing shall he con-
strued to exclude from Christian fellowship
or service any person or church. whose
Christian character testiies To love for and
faith I'm Jesus Christ. Six delegates will be
named TO the federation. This afternoon
and tonight wefe devoted TO missionary
topics.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14

NEWS SECTION-TweIVe PAGES.
Troubles of spain aud vatican.
Brittsh Prodding Jp the Chiaesc.
Fairbanks Opens Iowa CRmpaign.
white SoN ono Game to the Good.
New Clue to Murderer of Woman.
NaHoou Now Governor os cuba.
News from All Parts yOf Nebraska.
News from All Parts of Nebraska.
sheldon shows IN Fusion PrctcnSe.
Women's Club Meeting ut I<cnrncy.
= Appeal for the y. W. &. \.
q Fast Week In Omaha society.
Woman In club aud Charity.
sporting EVeats of the Day.
Creighton Defeats Cornell COLLEGE.
COrnhuskcrS victor over Drake.
Foot hall ON Eastern Gridirons.
y Affairs at south Omaha.
10 Central Africa for the white Man.
II Council Bluns and Iowa News.
IL How Coal Prices Arc Boosted JP.
EDITORIAL SECTIoN-ren Pages.
z Editorial.
. Timely Topics on Real Estate.
Result OF saving the Pennies.
Turning of Dross Into Gold.
Mayor signs Phone Ordinance.
4 happenings Ia Omaha suburbs.
Echoes OF the Ante-ROOm.
Omaha High school Notes.
, want Ads.
q want Ads.
want Ads.
y what % Takes 10 Feed New York.
Condition OF Omaha's Trade.
Financial and Commercial.
10 Democrats are at war Again.
HALF-IONE SECTlON-Ten Pages.
1 bryan In Old English Homes.
\. VI. {. 4. work In Europe.
In the Field OF Electricity.
Little stories for Little People.
Gossip of Plays and Players.
Music and Musical Matters.
George J.. ShcIdon's Home Life.
Nort-. Platte Experimental station.
ShOnts Talks of Canal Work.
Womani Her Ways aud Her World.
weekly GrIst OF sporting Gossip.
some Queer Capers of Cupid.
Joke supply for the Stage.
Tales OF Noted People.
COLOR SECTION-FOur Pages
I Brer Rabbit as - sport Promoter.
Yankee DesperRdocs in Argentina
q Bnnauet for the Babies.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
PETER TALKs OF HIs POWER
king of servin says Ne hoIar once
Only at Peoples
win.

BELGRADE. Oct. ls.--tSpeeial Cable
xram to The Bee.)-Interviewed by re
porter King Peter OF Servia declared that.
AZ he had been invited 10 the throne by
the Servian people, his rule must be i'm
accordance with their Will. as expressed
nv freely elected Parliament,
sour geographical position and the his
,o,Io mast OF our people. who have wrought
o,,t their own Independence single-handed
v,,thout the aid OF Europe, imposes upon
,,s an historic mission in tho Balkans. .
said his majesty
.srhe people understand that sacrifices
- nacessary in order TO free the country
,,om economical bondage due TO our ne
,ullar geogrsphloal position. Mys sOvern-
,,,snt a endescvoring 10 secure the opening
AZ n.v trade rovtes and markets."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
LEPRosY IN SWITZERLAND
VaIais Canton said to Have Disease
for Long Time without
Treatment.

GENEVA. Oct. 1S-(Special Cablegram TO
The Bee.)-Great excitement has been
caused throughout Switzerland by the dis
covery OF several alleged cases of leprosy
in the Valas Canton.
The newspapers blame the cantonal au-
thorities. and state that the disease is
known in the Canton Of Yalais. and has
been spread by intermsTrisgS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
"BLACK BOOK OF LIMERICK
History of Munster from NOrmnns to
Cromwell IL TO he
Published

DUBLIN, Oct 13-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-The BLACK Book Of Limerick -
which throws so great light on the his
tory. social, religious and civil, Of the people
OF Munster during the period between the
coming Of the Normans and the so-called
reformation, is about 10 be published II
is being prepared with introduction and
notes. by the Rev. James MacCanrey s. r.
l.. Father MscCanrey is professor Of &C.
clesiastical history in Maynooth college.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
STEEL ELEVATOR CoLLAPSES
ThIrty-FiVe Thousand Bushels Of
wheat spilled ON Ground at
Alton, Ill.

ALTON, H.. Oct. IA huge circular
steel elevator OF the Sparks Milling COM
pany suddenly collapsed today and 5000
bushels Of wheat was scattered over the
ground II Is stated the loss will be
about $1,000 or the elevator and s5,OOO ON
the wheat, uGless II can b, collected he
fore damage by the weather. No one was
IN the elevator A. the unis OF Ehe collapse
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
CHINESE LEAVING THE RAND
YEARLY Two thousand Have Enough
of work ia sOuth
Afrie..

JOHANNESBURG, Oct. lS-Cspecial Ca.
blegram to The Beel--rhe steamer Cranley
sailed from Durham for China early in
October. taking l5ol repatriated coolies
OF these lss are being sent home on ac-
count OF physical innrmity OF disease and
4s7 undesirables will be Tepatriated at tho
expense of The mines
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
Oscar Reuter-.

DENVER. Oct. 13.-Oscar Reuter- for
many years prominent I'm politics aud busi-
ness in this city, died today in Paris.
France. aged IS yearA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-14
THE BEE BULLETIN.

Forecast for Nebraska - showers
Sunday aud Probably Monday. Fair
Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
Friday Special

Ladies eow-Made generously good cambrc surpce front
 woke comnod of embroidery cuffs finished H. s. ucks Regular price Fri price 59c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03

Philadelphia.
 -Heap Wanted. Male-"Destruc- tiou of San Francisco DOCK. Large profits. Act quick. Sample tree' Globe company, 723 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
 -Hslp Wanted-Male-'Destruc- tion of San Francisco'-Best Book. Large Profits. Act quick. Sample Free. Globe Company, 723 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
 -Wanted-Gentleman or lady with good reference to travel for firm of sc50,0o0 capital Salary. .$1,O12 per year and expenses; salary paid week lv and expenses advanced. Address, with stamp, J-..4 A. Alexander, Pine Bluff. Ark.
 Agents sell San Francisco Dis. aster Big book. 500 page iillstra- tions, highest commissions, fl right paid. Credit. Send 10c postage for outfit, slso beautiful househo' j prem iums gwen. American Publishing House, Chicago.
 Manager Wanted-Reliable com. pany wants responsible man to take charge branch house in Arkansas. Staple line, salary s125.oo per mouth and commissions. References and
 1yy si,OOe cash required. Ad1ress LOCK Box 5S5. Chicago. < s3 ;.
 -Wanted---Men % learn barber trade. Splendid time to begin. Busy season soon. Few weeks completes. Top wages paid graduates. Positions waiting. Best trade in the world for TOO rman. Little expense. Write nearest branch Moler Barber college St. Lous, Mo-, Ft. Worth or Dallas, Texas.
 -Wanted-Men to learn barber trade. Splendid time to begin. Busy season soon. Few weeks completes. Top wages paid graduates. Positions waiting. Best trade in the world for noor man. Little expense. Write nearest branch. Moler Barber college St. Louis, Mo, Ft Worth or Dallas l Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
of the present session.


 Senator Adams was before the jury only a short time Wednesday,, but he is still in Little Rock and it is under stood that he will go before the in- ouisitors again. The nature of the testimony given by Senator Adams was not disclosed.
 Senator Adams was called before the grand jury several months ago and it was upon his testimony that Senator F. o. But was indEted on a charge of bribery It was charged that Senator Butt gave Senator Adams $1oO to influence his vote on the state capitol bill. Senator Butt was tried in Perry county and the trial resulted in a hung jury.
 Senator Butt has been before f grand jury since his trial and answer ed the questions put to him by Pros ecuting Attorney Rhoton after he ha' been confined in jail in Little Rock for two weeks for contempt of court Senator Butt, in his testimony at Perryville, stated that he had b' told by Senator Adams
 ter was authorized to offer him $100 to influence his vote on the Argenta remuneration bill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
<. <. l. T. | 4 ]. + + .3 + 'f | | | ] 1. LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. < <%++ ++%++ ++ .

[. w. Boyce devotes his Ame to rpts
 The Eagles meet tonight. The Daughters of the King meet tonight
 Nice front room for rent, POP West Fifth.
 pr. w. P. Grandy, 220 1-2 Main street, upstairs.
 Day boarders wanted; $3.50 a week. POP West Fifth.
 For sale-Horse, buggy and har- ness. See w. L. Toney.
 Furnished room; all modern con. yeniences. Call at Y. M. c. A.
 Pine City lodge of Odd Fellows hold their regular session tonight
 Furnished room for rent. Old phone SIP. or call at SIS West Fifth,
 The Shriners did not meet We'd nesday night, on account of the rain.
 A very hard rain fell aain We'd nesday night, and soaked the ground thoroughly.
 -Wanted-Boy to learn the print ers trade. Apply F. G. Kempe", fore s@an Graphic
 The Florence Crittenden circle met at the First Methodist church Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
 The Eagles will meet Thursday night, at their hall on West Barraque street, at which time eight candi- 1 .lates will be initiated.
 The joint committee of the va rious Odd Fellow lodges meet tonight to complete plans for the 87th ami yersary.
 For Rent-Cottage at southwest corner Elm and Third Possession given about May 10. R. H. M. Mills l and sons.
 Wanted, two or three good men a.; agents and collectors. Apply e> enings at Merchants and Planters bank w. w. Boliner.
 MT. John B. King. we'll known and deserving Confederate veteran, k i candidate for sergeant at arms o the house of representatives.
 Everything is kept fresh and ul to date at my new store, corner Nail and Seventeenth. Fresh groceries an, meats of all kinds at the cheapes prices. Emmet Simmons. :, Help wanted, male-"Destructiol os San Francisco. Best book. Largt profits. Act quick. Sample free Globe company, 723 Chestnut street .------
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
FOUND SIGN UP
SANlTARlAN cURRIE DISCOVER ED BANNER IN PLACE WHEN
 VISITING SMALLPOX.
City Authorities and Members Q Health Board Said Still to Be at
 tosserheads Over Situation.

Jennie Payne, the colored woman who was discovered to have small BOX at the house on Cherry street, between Second and Third avenues, was taken to the pest house Thursday morning.
 When Sanitary Officer Currie went to the residence to have the woman removed he found the smallpox sign which he had placed on the house, and which he says was subsequently taken down by Dr. H. F. Williams nresident of the board of health, agaln in nlace. and upon inquiry says he learned that Dr. Williams had re. placed it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
FATAL BLOW WITH BOTTLE
Bartender Huris Deadly Missile at Ne
 uro in Texarkana.

Texarkana, May 2.-Andrew War ren, negro, was struck in the head with bottle of whisky and fatally hurt in the Paris Liquor company's saloon on West Broadway this even : ing. The bartender, Ed Jones, was arrested and placed under bond to await the result of the negro's in' 'jurtes-rarA piece of glass from the bottle penetrated Warren's brain. and he is said to be dying.
 IL is said that Warren was drinking and called the bartender vile name
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
Ladies knit Underwear

The stock in this section is complete
 in a large showing of Swiss ribbed and Lisle Underwear.
 Large purchases of these goods gave us inside prices and we are giving some surprisingly good values. Vests and pants for ladies. misses and boys, both in long and snort sleeve vests; long and knee length nants. Handsomely trimmed vests are speciality with us and we sao' many qualities of them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
SENATOR ADAMS BEFORE JURY leads to Belief That Doodle 'nVess''
 eation Has Been Res"meo'

Senator R. R. Adams of Grant county was witness before the grand jury Wednesday, and this has lad to the belief that the Legislative .ood,e investigation which was oe' gun by the grand jury of Pulaski county a year ago has been resumed hv inc nresent grand jury and will De nrosacuted vigorously before the eno
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
BRIEF MENTION.
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HI, Masse of Little Rock is in the city.
 T. R. Smallwood of Little Rock is visitor to Pine Bluff.
 H. l.. Hutchinson and wife of Hot Springs are guests at the Arlington
 MT. Sam Nixon went to Sheridan yesterday to visit his parents, Mir. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
Friday Special

Shoes NEWS oxFoRDs 1850 to $5 Butcher bal. lace. button. LADIES' oxFoRDs. ,.$2 to $5 Lace or button; all heels and lasts. BOYS oxFoRos $2.5O to $3.5O Butcher or bal; fine makes. cHILDREN's SHOES 5Ot to $2 In black and fancy colors. SHOE SUNDRIES OF ALL DE-
 ScRIPTIONS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03

A horse belonging to Harold Bluthenthal broke away from in front of the residence, 707 West Second, Thursday, and ran several blocks, damaging the vehicle to which it was hitched. No one was in the vehicle at the time of the runaway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
Progress, ~4otsles

Our clot!.es ere worthy of al! the ..setntion they're getting. You'll see sa such Clothes elseW.3ers. Even the ;fx,es are ariatocrctc, and handsome -sfis 1t perfect. s... -
 Our Clothes are the n, odels that set vu>athara
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
On Hi. Di~nity.

On H10 D1Gn1ty. MT. Q. Ponze-No, sir; my daughter would starve If she married you. Mr. Nocoyne-Oh. we'll, if you're the sort of man that would let your own daugh' ter starve I've no desire to become 6 relative of yours. withdraw my re- quest, sir.-Cleveland Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
Why can we give extra values ?
Black Sill ks

The large variety of Black Silks we
 show give an extensive selection as to quality and price.
 Black Taffeta; our price .49c Black Taffeta, 27-inch; worth soc; OUT pllce .... z DC Black Taffeta, 3G-inch, pure silk; our pi iCc OC Black Taffeta; our special value. 9Sc price a..... ....... ...... SLID B,acke Taffeta; $1.50 quality; our price ........,. ...... ...$1.25 Black Peau de Soie, 36-inch; our price ..... ...... .....$1.25 Black Satin Drchessa; extra quality; our price .......... ........$1.25
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
Childrens Wear

ChildreflS Wear chiIds presses-ade French and Hubbard style One line has yoke embroidery full front composed Of pretty broidery in Prices $1 and $1 .25 assortment of styles at prices Infants capMad roidered Swiss with triple f embroidery Swiss str price S1
 Mems Wear If you want clothing quality clothing want clothing quality want clothing at the ny at the close of the son clothing prices fixed at the lowest notch January February They were The spring and stock
 PRICES STAY.
 Friday Special Bath Toes-ge sell regular
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03

Mrs. W. J. Nixon. Mrs. w. c. Dunaway of Little Rock is a guest at the Antlers.
 Mrs. F. N. Henderson and boy hay returned from St. Louis.
 Fred c. Powell, who has been at tending Tulane university at New Or leans, is at home for visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-03
Wash Goods

Comprehensive lines and extra val ues are the points of interest m our Wash Goods section.
 French Organdies; our price ..25f Figured Cimities; our price .... .l5C Fancy Embroidering Gingham; our nf1Ce 0O< Wash Brilliantine special; our
 price ........ ...... .25f Wash Grenadine; our price ....15f Vicerine Silk; our price .25f Chiffon Lisse; our price .... 25f St. Gall Mousseline; our price. 15C Pineapple Batiste; our price. 12R C
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QUOTATIONS. Corrected daily by c. C. Taylo, and company.