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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28

A. B.. A. NJ, LII. D.. Lift. D., QIarvard,
1850 There is gymnasium connected
with the institution. The motto is: Hit
first and frequent"
The senate chamber is the assembly
room of the finest club on earth The de-
liberations of the senate are public, eX-
cept when the doors are closed for eNecu-
tive session. Then they are published.
Postoffice Department-Passing rapidly
through Postmaster General Cortelyou' >
anteroom we come to the headquarters of
the republican national committee. 1t has
direct private telephone communication
with the White House.
There were many other like descrp-
tons In the menu which were enjoyed by
tho large company present which included
officials. diplomats, business men and lite
rary men of prominence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
SUIT FOR KANSAS SHORTAGE
Courts VIII Determine Amount Due
FROM Former state Treasurer
and Present Incumbent.

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. Ex-Governor f. w.
Hoch today. instructed Attorney General
Coleman 10 bring suit to determine what
portion OF the $4,000 shortage in the state
treasury ex-Treasurer Frank Z. Grimes
and 7. Kelley the present treasurer. must
pay back into the treasury. He announced
that no criminal prosecution would be
brought and that no custer suit In the case
OF Treasurer Kelley would be commenced
at least for the present. The positive dec
laration is made. however. that the escrow
resignation Of Treasurer Kelley. which was
placed In the hands of the governor some
time ago. viii not he accepted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
LAW STUDENT KILLS HIMSELF
Son of Rear Admiral Van Reypen
Commits Suicide mt Columbia
Vniyersity

NEW YORK Jan. 27.-willism Van Reg
pen. jr.. a law student at Columbia uni
versity and son OF Rear Admiral William
Knickerbocker van Reypen of Washing
ton, a surgeon general OF the navy. shot
and killed himself today The young mar
was Is years old and was formerly a stu
dent at Yale.
A member OF young van Reypen's family
Informed the Associated Press tonight that
the young man had been worrying over
the approaching mid-year examinations
and overstudy is thought to have affected
his mind temporarily.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28

Continued from First Page)
party belong to what is known as labor
representatives" They are pledged TO dis
regard the party whips of either side and to
vote in accordance with the wishes of their
constituents. So long as they follow in
structions they are paid $1,000 each per year
by the labor representatives. committee.
other labor members. who are unpledged
will probably stand by the liberal side
through thick and thin. and on labor ques-
lions will have the support OF some twenty
or thirty of the more radical liberals.
The new Parliament. opens a wide vista
for speculation on the possibility Of combs
nations The minority is homogeneous and
the majority Heterogeneous, and the con-
crete minority Is certain to endeavor to Sc
cure the support Of sections OF the majority
Chamberlain and BaIfOur.
1t is a fact that Chamberlain has already
outlined a plan for the unionist support OF
labor on all trades union propositions. Mr.
Chamberlain in a speech this week nailed
the coIors OF protection to the mast, and
this. with the fact that Mr.. Balfour has ac-
cepted seat for the city of London, an es-
sentially tariff reform seat, makes II al
most certain that Mr.. Balfour and Mr.
Chamberlain in the future will work hand
and glove for tariff reform on the Chamber
lain lines.
It may be pointed out that the tarif re-
form movement IN this election has not
been without its victories. The Chamber
lainites are drawing much consolation from
the fact that in several cases unionist free
traders were defeated by members OF the
chamberlalnite group. Mr.. Chamberlain
claims 100 unionists. forty laborites and
eighty-four nationaIists on the question OF
protection.
One thing II certain that the laborites will
take a leading part at tho coming sessions
OF Parliament. though II IL improbable that
any active opposition tactics will develop
during the first session.
The nationaJists, who expected to hold the
balance Of power are somewhat dissp-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
Specials in Our Mems Dept.

Underwear, night shirts and neckwear
marked at prices that will interest you.
We are closing out an entire line of linen
mesh underwear at sl.62is a garment, reg
ular price 1925 each. Those who have
kept frow buying linen mesh on account
OF its price should take advantage of this
exceptional opportunity.
Our line OF outing flannel night shirts
marked at clcoring prices.
$50 night shirts reduced to sl.o0 each
sl00 night shirts reduced to 69c each
zee night shirts reduced to SOC each
5oc night shirts reduced 10 acc esch
Special scllns Of fine four-in-hand ties
newest novelty patterns. regular SOC value
&c each.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
A Word About All Thomp-
son, Belden & Co.'s Sales.

When reading the above news of this
great sale, bear in mind the fact that
we make every possible effort to have
all our sales worthy of your patron
age In advertising them we tell the
truth about them. Any other course
would lead to disappointment and
lower our house standard
Our advertisements are store news
and our interest is to give out all such
, news free from exaggeration or color
ing Of any kind.
ia truthful tale, truthfully told wins
your confidence and We figure that
your patronage goes with your con-
fidence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28

pointed, but political prophets do not hest
tate TO say that home rule TOR Ireland In
modified form is actually in sight. assert
ing that II is logical 20 conclude after
Campbell Bannermans pledge relative to
the management OF Irish domestic Affairs
for Ireland, that the experiment of an Irish
parliament subsidiary 10 the imperial Par
Lament will be tried within the next two
years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
A Visit to Our Cloak
Department.

VIII really be q great education to ladies
in regard to what fashionable attire is.
Omaha has long needed just such place
as ours, a place where cloaks and suits
can be purchased with the satisfaction of
knowing they are buying the right styles
at the right prices. We do not use any
unfair means to sell goods Everything is
done in the open. We have absolutely one
price to everybody, and everything we sell
is the best obtainable.
See the pretty new suits, which we are
the first to 81 ow in Omaha. Prices from
$500 to 5000.
See the swell new spring coats, which
we are the first to show in Omaha. Prices
for really swagger coats. so inches long
$3.50 to 5000.
See the handsome new spring separate
skirts which We are tho nrst to show in
Omaha. Prices from sl2.5O to $4,000.
New, Veilings.
Our new spring line of veilings just
received.
Black and colored staples and novelties
at 25e. soc. soc, 60c. 75c. $780, sl.25 a yard
Chiffon yelling at SOC and 60c a yard.
Sewing silk yelling at 25c "A yard.
Maline net, in all desirable shades CSC
yard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
Dress Innings.

PRES DE SOIE-There are numerous
fabrics on the l. arket of more or less
goodness but none can more rightfully
boast of it's superior qualities as sub
astitutq for silk than Pres de Sole, made
in 3s inch width, black and colors, at S5c
per yard.
- LANES WOOL INTERLINING FOR
JACKETS. CAPES AND CHILDREN s
CoATS-It makes them warm and docs
not add greatly to the weight. % inches
wide, at 45c a yard. Light and dark colors.
All sold at Lining counter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
Muslins, Sheetings, Ready
Made Sheets, Pillow Cases.

People that need or will need the goods
the coming year would he throwing away
money IL they did not take advantage Of
this great January sale. Prices go up
February l.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
TAXATION IS A PROBLEM
en- reres at Algeciras Would Increase
Revenues of Sultan of orocco
PECULIAR INCIDENT orr MOROCCAN coAs7
Spanish Vessel Mistaken for One Ol
France is Given Message from
Rebel Chfeftain oner-
ing support

ALGECIRAS, Spain, Jan. 27.-The pleni-
potentiaries of the powers resumed their
sessions today and spent couple of hours
gothg over the work of the committee on
Mroccan revenues. The powers nave sew
eral important objects iii examining the
Moorish system of taxes, or rather lack of
system and trying to regularize it. The
sultan is always in need of money and
Will be in better humor to cooperate
with the powers in the work of reform if
he is supplied with more cash for foreign
luxuries, OF which he is fond and which
are scandal to his pious subjects.
The Moroccan conference seems disposed
also to reduce the number of so-called
protected persons who escape taxation
| because they are foreigners or in the serv-
ice of or in partnership with foreigners.
You have only left me the poor to tax
| said the sultan to the foreign ministers at
| Fez when the subject was discussed there
some time ago. ''You have taken all the
! rich men under your protection and out Of
my reach"
| Part of the plan under considera ton
today is to limit foreign protection and TO
Introduce land taxes. 1t was proposed in
committee 10 tax landlords.
No. said Sid Mohammed ell Mokhni.
1
the conference Tax the tenants. We
can never find the landlords The oecu-
pants of houses always say they are
| tenants"
NJ. Revolt. chief of the French mission
who was formerly governor OF Algiers and
VINO therefore is familiar with North Afri-
can conditions remarked
Tax them both. then you win catch one
OF them"
One Man Causes Trouble.
one perplexity is the status OF the shereef
or Wazzan who is revered throughout
| the Barbary states as the descend
ant OF the Indreesi family and st.
zharon family, and is very rich and is also
a large land owner In Algeria His infiu-
ence Is religious rather than political The
! failure of the ministers at Fec to agree on
a new taxation scheme was due to the OBJ
lection of the French minister to tax the
| shereei or Wazzan. The other ministers
said That II the richest family was to be
protected by one power they would not give
up protecting those who are less rich
The sultan. In addition to other reason.
for reforming the Moroccan system of tax.
alton, must have more money with which
TO pay the semi-military police establish.
| ment which the powers wish TO form
An odd experience OF the Spanish cruiser
lnfants Isabel. which is patrolIing the
Moroccan coast TO prevent the smuggiiue
of arms was reported 70 the conferences nv
its commander, who returned here Tuesday
While the cruiser was close TO the shore
the flag of Roghi. the sultan's formidab,,
rebel subject was observed flying from 4
STAN with the French nag under IT, A boa
manned .hS the Meors and displaying ,hs
French nag put on from the snore. pul,ee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
Murderer Sentenced 20 De.th

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. s1-Chafles l..
Tucker convicted of the murder OF Alice
Page Of Weston, on March 81. 1904, today
Was sentenced 90 death by electricity during
had anything to say Tucker addressed the
court as follows: Your honor, all nave
70 say is that am absolutely Innocent OF
tails crime" Il -, : =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
Wide Choosing of Patterns,
Staple and Novel, in Black
Dress Goods for Monday.

Dress lengths. skirt lengths. odd pieces
left from the great January sale. Not
enough of any kind to mention particu-
larly, but for Monday they will be placed
on one long counter and you will surely
find material for a gown, and at prices
that will surely tempt you to buy several,
Come early.
800 and s125 handsome dress silks Mon
day. e9c a yard.
That Omaha ladies appreciate the beau
tiful MORE velour dress silk now being
sold at &C is evident by the long string
of customers asking for the silk counter.
This is about the last call on these beauti-
full silks. We will be able to give you a
good line Monday. but they are fast going
out
NOTE-We have just received two more
lots of black taffeta, which will be ready
for Monday. Regular &c quality, Mon
day, 49c yard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
Speeches.. with wonder

are the friends OF those cured OF Stomach.
Liver and Kidney Trouble by Electric Bit.
tiers. Soc. Guaranteed. For sale by Sherman
4 Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
GRIDIR0s CLUB DINNER
Washington Correspondents Take Guests on
Trip to Isthmus OF Panama.
MANY HITS AT CANAL DIGGING
President ROOSEVELT, Secretaries Root
and Taft. Mark Twain and
Ambassadors Jusscrand
Make Speeches.
MANY HITS At CANAL DIGGING

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2I.-F'rom Washing
ton TO Panama the Gridiron club took it's
guests tonight and showed them how 10
construct the isthmian canal. From the
reception room OF the New willard hotel,
preceded by the Marine band and led by
President Richard Lee Fearn OF the Grid
iron club and President Roosevelt OF the
United States, members and guests wended
their way through maze or labyrinth of
palms and tropical plants to the dining
room which was transformed to resemble
the plaza in front of Governor Magoon's
residence in Panama. From that time for
ward the dinner was conducted as II the
correspondents and their guests were be-
side the big ditch. A pass was issued to
each guest over THE Gridronway" THE
Only Air Line Beyond Federal Control"
and was good ''on the washington-Pa Panama
Personally Conducted Tour"
The initiation OF two new members
afforded an opportunity to play upon the
Santo Domingo situation. Both General
Morales and General Caceres" were
brought in, the former as the fellow who
Jumped hot job in Santo Domingo and
was looking for soft snap on the ditch !"
Both were rejected however, In favor OF
the members previously elected who were
presented as Bona Eide Suppress Agents
Real Ten Thousand Dollar Beauties
A new "statuary hall'' was created on the
plaza" and many prominent guests, with
appropriate auips were given prominent
places there.
Hits Upon Canal Meetings.
There were scores OF hits upon canal
building. One member was rushing hastily
across the plaza and when asked what he
was doing shouted, Don't stop me, have
only got ten minutes TO stay"
Another member with telescope said he
was looking at the canal system on Mars.
which was successful because on that
planet there were no "transcontinental
/ railroads"
, After a long discussion of canal digging
! In which many of the alleged methods
past and present were ridiculed without
! limit. all the participants we're hustled
away with the song Dig Ie Terriers,
Dig" which was written especially with
! reference to the presidents presence at
I the dinner.
There were a number OF other songs
which We're utilized for the introduction OF
! speakers. Those who made interesting
speeches were the president. Secretaries
Root and Taft. Mark Twain" and the
/ French ambassador.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
Guide 20 washington.

The menu was Guide 10 Washington,
profuseIy illustrated and humorousiy de-
scriptive OF different points OF interest
in the national capital Following are
some % the specimens;
The White HOuse-This IL school for
the education OF senators ana representa-
lives an 20 their duty 10 their country
The head master Is Prof. I. Roosevelt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
Mussed and Soiled Muslin I'm
derwear, Half Price.

During our great January sale many Sc
lect pieces of undermuslins have become
soiled in the handling and window display,
making them unsaleable at regular price,
but in no way injuring the garment. We
will close out on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday the following lots at just half
price:
Toe mussed and soled gowns at 3S1zc.
sl.00 mussed and soiled gowns at soc.
sl.25 mussed and soiled gowns at 621ac.
$3.50 mussed and soied gowns at 75c
sl.75 mussed and soiled gowns at S71zc.
500 mussed and soiled gowns at 500.
s2.s5 mussed and soiled gowns at s1121s
$50 mussed and soiled gowns at s1.25.
s2.75 mussed and soiled gowns at $1.37iR.
$3.50 mussed and soiled gowns at Si.75.
$500 mussed and soiled gowns at 800
$500 mussed and soied gowns at $3.50.
MUSSED AND SOILED SKIRTS HALF
PRICE.
$50 skirts 1915.
s3.75 skirts sl.s71A.
500 skirts $50.
$50 skirts sl.25.
81. rs skirts $1.12lz.
500 skirts s1.CO
s1.75 skirts size.
$3.50 skirts 75c.
500 skirts SOC.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
In Our Economy Basement
Cloak Department.

WIN be found choice. ready-made goods
at bargain prices. II you need a waist, a
skirt. a petticoat or separate Jacket you
will find them here, at prices less than
any store IN Omaha. Just received our
new spring line of calico wrappers, Come
In and see them Monday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28

S2lT,ssS was collected last year; Wyoming
has 1,07Q, 800 of which $195,05 resulted from
the sale of public lands last year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28

MUSSED AND sOILED CORSET COVERS
HALF PRICE.
N.00 corset covers SOC.
75c corset covers s7ltc.
SOC corset covers &c.
&c corset covers 12ite.
ONE LOT OF CHILDRENs SKIRTS,
GOWNS AND DRAWERS
HALF PRICE.
1t is a fact that although raw, cotton
was never so high since the war, and con-
stantly advancing, we will sell these en-
tire lots al much less than the cost Of the
raw materials. They are muslin and main
sock fabrics. lace and embroidery trimmed.
Come early Monday morning
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
Oppose Delay In Opening,

Citizens of Lander and Shoshone, Wyo
have sent protests to the Wyoming senators
and representative against any postpone
ment of the opening of the Shoshone reser-
walton, believing any delay will send pros
peetive settlers to the opening of the Grow
and Blackfeet reservations in Montana.
Senator Warren said today that although
the railroads now building towards the sho-
shone reservation had requested the post
ponement of the opening to enable them to
get there with their lines. as far as he
knew the congressional delegation had no
Intention of urging any other date than
June IS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
Bee. Jan. 2s, 1906.
Telephone es4.
A Final Three Days Clearing Sale.

.---->.-\y The End Final Three Days Cearins Sale
| m an h thousands ~
@ro
mthnyM@m sp Mmdv tuesday and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28

copley calls for contfiFy CLOCKS. Tel
Be6Se.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Watch daily papers for date of clearing
sale of all remnants and broken lines of
dress goods left from the great January
sale-at lowest prices ever in Omaha or
the west
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
Department Notes.

Il. r. Juckctt of Hot Springs, s. d. has
been admitted to practice before the In
terror department.
Herman Tombrink has been appointed let
ter carrier at South Omaha.
Mrs. Keefer of lincoln, Neb was today
granted a pension OF IS per month.
Nebraska postmasters appointed: Adelia,
Sioux county. Frank Alton, vice II. Young,
resigned Fargo. Richardson county Carrie
M. Buckminster. vice G.. A. Schmidt, re-
signed.
George w. Horton has been. appointed
regular and Warren Parish substitute rural
carriers for Route 3. at Nashua, la.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28

Three Days Special Sale on
Fine Comforters and Blankets
Commencing Monday, Janu-
airy 29th.
SEE HOWARD STREET WINDOW.
To wind UP our great January Clearing
sale C.omforters and Blankets will be sold
at the following great reductions;
All of our $50 Comforters at 95c each
All of our sl.75 Comforters at s1.1S each.
3 All of our 500 Comforters at S.29 each.
b All of our so25 Comforters at sl.3s each.
:. All of our $50 Comforters at s1.59 each.
4 All Of our s275 Comforters at sl6I each.
= All of our $500 Conforters at s1.@ each.
; All Of our $3.50 Comfortcrs at s2.2S each.
one Down comforter covered with fig
iIred, ak, regular $500, reduced to se9S
a q the 500, 81 %. $3.50 and $500 Bath
~ Blankets will go at CSC each.
Blankets that are slightly soiled will sell
at tho following reduced prices;
pairs $500 white Blankets at sl.os pair.
pair 1925 white Blankets at s1.59 pair.
pair $3.50 white Blankets at Sis pair.
pair $3.50 white Blankets at s2.7S pair.
nair $500 pink with white border at
s7.29 a nair.
pair 1915 fancy plaid Blankets at S2a
a pair.
pair $3.50 blue and white plaid Blankets
at SEAS a pair.
/ pair Sc 70 blue ard white plaid Blankets
at 1923 a pair
pair $3.50 pink and white plaid Blankets
ct s2Ss pair.
l pair $500 all wool red Blankets at s2.4S
n pair.
pair $50 all wool red Blankets at s2.sS
a pair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28
NEW POLITICAL MAP

Continued from First Page
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-28

varied if don't fancy the article advertised tere
choosing among a Store full of bargains like these
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
THE FALL MEETING
OF ANTIQUARIANS
Reports Heard-Special Commit
tee to Meet Pocahontas Me
mortal Association.

The central committee OF the Associa-
ton for the Preservation Of Virsinta An
Equities met at 40 10 East Franklin
Sue"t yesterday at noon. with Mrs. j..
Taylor Ellyson i'm tho chair
The minutes Of the last regular meet
ing and OK the called meeting ON june
18Th. We're heard and approved The re-
po-, OF the treasurer the corresponding,
secretary and of the membership and
landmark committees having been made.
AIRS. John b. Iishtfoot. acting chairman
OF lne Jamestown committee. Interested
all the ladies' present by what She had TO
say IN regard % jamestown
She cited as Tie most important mat
Ten az itD.t-t .p.f-lHfI.- t.-l...t-
ton for q. Preservation OF Virginia An
Equities the responsibility they must
teel as Possesses Of the many tourists
that would come to jamestown iu ian1.
She explained that much had been done
at jamestown and that much anon, re-
MANNED 90 Pee done. that but little could
be effected ODD fle Nuy OF brautfAIug the
COINS on at tine island We're completed.
rir Announced tnnt a representation from
the Pocahontas Memorial Association
would visit Jamestown island on October
ltl for the purpose 81 selecting site
f'I 81" pocfhoutns memorial to u, street.
od there
Letters were read by 1irs Euyson
from Aiiss Gooch. OF Clifton Forge Nn..
from 70 Van Ne-s. az Mississippi and
fr'n the iortho.tas Memorial Associa-
tl.n.
Airs. Euy-on told of the successful orr
sanitation of new A. J.. y. A. branch
at charlottesville. Na.
a worry excellent report 90 the work
und plan OF TIE A. T. ". A. Year Book
,el. submitted Dos Afr- q Enl.r. i..
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MECAANlCSVlLLE NEWS.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
DENTAL SCHOOL OPENS.
DR.. McGehee Delivers Address
and Tel. Of improvements

iNe t"nfI partmont 81 the Inivcr-
1i'F ''N'-' Medicine opened vc-tor-
'..N 100 u e. under very propitious
circumstance ma with "a large attend
aimee.
.-e D.I met by DR. W.. IT, o.
Ac'''.'r. " Ieivered short address.
i'u- fudcnts ANA outlining the
thich have been made in
'i-@ ncit- this session. The entire
A'.iH H' .nt has been overhaulcd.
l'" put iu and the teach
ii- i'i ' r' 20.
i'. Mc'i' las given up his practice
'NI NI moss vote his entire time and
.''rNii'n 2" dying the needs ana for
M-f..n- tNo erests Of his department.
iic att. .ce in the dcntol depart
iu'nt SIS H. lily encouraging and the
ODD tlrralatlo .ui continue for ten days
rI..e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-03
Has Cane to Sd. Louis.

Fostnaef.r .oyau =. Cabel left Mon
N0} eftnlr. f.r ST Louis. where hc has
-'nr t' aft the annual convention or
.' masters. There VIII bc
.ut ," beers present MI. Caben
Wa To- auae.t a week.