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Bonhag Defeats Indian Runner.

BUFFALO. N. r. February 9.-George v.
Bonhag Of the Irish-American Athfetic Club
Of New York tonight defeated Tommy
Longboat. the Six Nation Indian of Hamil-
ton, Ontario. In a three-mile match race at
the 74th Regiment indoor meet Bonhag
lowered the indoor record for the distance,
held by himself, by five seconds. The time
was 14.4S IS.
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Lord Beresford in Texas.

Ell PASO. Tex. February 9.--Admlral
Lord Charles Beresford of the British navy
reached here tonight to settle up the estate
OF his brother. Lord Delavan Beresford. de-
ceased, who was killed in Dakota wreck.
He has not yet met the nesress who claims
to be the common-law wife of his dead
brother. but she Is In town The admiral
never saw the deceased brother but three
times In his life. He says the brother was
twenty-one years old when he saw him the
first ttrna. - 80 =,
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WALL FALLS; MEN KILLED.
Three Lives Lost Under Falling Ruins
in Iowa

ODEBOLT, Iowa, February 9.-Three
workmen were killed and several more were
injured in the collapse of the burned-out
framework Of the Madison-M Motto general
store this afternoon. The dead:
Charles Krusenstjerna
Harry johnson.
Charles J. Hanson.
Last Monday night the interior of the
store was burned out. The men who were
caught today were working on the inside
or an unsupported wall. Scaffolding had
been built to the top Of the wall and the
men were starting to straighten the wall
when 1t collapsed.
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Pennsylvania Defeats Rochester.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y, February 0.-The
University of Pennsylvania defeated the
University of Rochester at basket ball to-
night by q score of 33 to Is.
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OF serfdom and catch slaves FOR themselves.
Personally, however. l do not believe that
there is any very definite motive among the
large majority. They are simply eager to
follow some new thing to see what II may
lead to-
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Princeton the Hockey champion.
NEW FORK. February ~ Princeton won
the hockey series and the intercollegiate
championship by taking the deciding game
from Yale ct st. Nicholas rink tonight, 2
to !.
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Flint and Schmitz Confer.

Senator Flint of California had long
conference with Mayor Schmitz last
aight Neither he nor the mayor how
ever. would make any statement bearing
on the case. .--- ...,a
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
FATHER OF HEIRESS 7RELENTS
While Couple IL Sailing the Seas
Parents Are Searching for
Them.

NEW YORK, oct. b.-Every mile OF the
North Atlantic as far as wireless waves will
reach is being searched today for trace OF
Samuel Clarkson, a young Englishman and
his bride, who was Miss Helen Maloney
the daughter Of Martin Maloney the mil
lionaire oil man. The couple have not been
heard of since they came here on shop
ping tour from the summer home of the
brides pareI.ts at Spring Lake. N. j., two
days ago. Instead of returning home the
young woman sent a message informing her
parents that she had secretly married the
man she loved and that when the message
reached Spring Lake they would be on the
water. Instantly the search for the young
woman, who is said to be one of the richest
heiresses in the world. was begun. Wire
less messages have been sent to all the
outgoing steamers, cable messages have
gone to London and kilograms have been
dispatched to all points in America where
IL is thought the young couple may have
gone. The father and mother believe tho
elopers have sailed for Europe and they
intend 10 urge them TO return and spend
their honeymoon at the Spring Lake man
sion. The father Of the missing girl ar
rived today from St. Louis and Immediately
sent an agent to Europe 10 find the missing
couple and assure them that he had no
III will for either of them. Both she and
the young man knew how to fool us" he
said and. although / opposed the mar
riage at first, l am satisfied now. They
are well equipped for a European tour, and
l suppose planned to travel while awaiting
our action"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
WOMEN DEMAND ADMISSION
Daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stan.
ton Seeks to Break Hoffman
House Rule.

NEW YORK. Oct 5.-The New York
Equal Suffrage league at its regular meet
ing here put itself on record as opposing
the rule In hotels and restaurants to re-
fuse TO receive women guests after G
o'clock. The case OF Mrs. Stanton Blatch,
a daughter of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
stanton, was the occasion for the action.
The resolution adopted heartily endorses
the action Of Mrs. Blatch In bringing suit
against the Hoffman house in consequence
OF her being denied admission to the res
taurant Of the hotel because she was not
accompanied by a gentleman, II being after
o'clock p. m" The case OF Mrs. Blatch
against the Hoffman house will be tried
ON Wednesday next and there was an in
formal agreement among the women to
attend and give Mrs. Blatch the support of
their presence
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
FILIAL DEVOTION PERsONIFIED
Young Woman Gives object Lesson
An Public.

Several men and women fastening to the
castle OF the King Of Ak-Sar Ben Friday
night to pay homage to their majesties
were delayed by the crowded condition OF
cars at Twentieth and Dodge streets. At
that corner there was considerable con-
gestion until after the cars began TO move
from the Harvey street line to the den.
During the time of the greatest crush a
young woman and her mother were trying
TO get on one of the cars. The car was
crowded until the conductor refused 20 per-
NIT any other person to hang TO the back
platform, and this young woman and her
the street. The young woman turned 10
her mother and remarked In tones audible
10 all:
1T was all your fault; you never Will
learn how TO handle yourself in a crowd
Now we are left and We never will get a
seat Come down to Nineteenth street
right away and maybe then we can get on
a car"
The mother demurred in an inaudible tone
and the daughter continued:
Are you coming? Well. I'll make you
come" With that she grabbed her mother
by the arm and hustled her east on Dodge
street
One elderly woman commented; I'm
glad all Of my children are sons and that
have no daughter like that"
Those who watched the Incident were
pleased TO note that a car came from the
Harvey street line In time TO prevent tA@
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
MUCH INTEREST IN TRIAL
Murder Case NJ Denison, Ia, Involves
Acts OF Two syrian
Peddlers.

DENISON Ia, oct. 5.-(Special.)-T
trial of the Hasson brothers for the muir
der of their cousin Nawh reached climax
of interest today, when the defendants
were put on the stand in their own de-
fense The murder occurred on the night
of January s.. last. The defendants state
that they and Nawf. who was their cousin
were at Omaha buying goods between
Christmas and New Years days, and that
on the Tuesday previous to the murder
they came to Panama TO the house of
friends, where each put goods in their
respective wagons and started northward
peddling goods. There was an arrange
ment that all should meet in Denison on
the following Saturday Joseph. who was
the leader OF tho groups, says he made
but one stop between Panama, which is
in Shelby county on the Milwaukee until
he reached Denlson and then went on
north some twelve miles, reaching the home
Of man named johnson, where he eX-
pected to put up. lie put up his two-horse
peddler outfit and in the afternoon bor-
rowed a light two-horse wagon from John
son and drove to Denison to meet Nawh
and his brother. Joe and Nawh were
about town together from 4 O'Clock on and
about the younger brother Solomon came
uOWn from flllS Dy ran a STnHli station
on the Illinois Central ten miles north of
here. Joe claims that he and Nawh were
with a woman OF III repute until 1O:3O
while the younger brother Soloman re-
mained about the depot looking after the
horses. Joe claims that he and his brother
then got in the buggy and drove back to
Johnson's, arriving there at about 1870 in
the morning, leaving Nawh still in Deni-
son. They went to bed with their clothes
on. The next morning they rearranged
their goods and went on peddling until
arrested. 1t was finding blood on the light
wagon which first made people think the
Hasson brothers were guilty OF the murder
Joe had blood on his coat when arrested,
blood which the expert from the state uni
versty said was human blood. He ac-
| counted for that by saying he had the nose
bleed, but could not tell the time or place
when he had il. He had accounts of the
dead man in his possession. accounting
| for this on the ground that Nawf gave
| them to him, although he said he never
collected for him. The fact OF the blood
on the buggy. on the seat and on a club
said to have been in the possession of the
defendants, and their contradictory state
ments at the time OF their arrest, will go
| far to disprove their claims OF innocence.
The case will not close this week
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
PRESIDENT IN FAR SOUTH
Reaches Lake Providence and starts
on Trip TO Camp in
Woods.

LAKE PROVIDENCE, La. Oct. 5.-In
spite of steady rain. all northern Louis
lana was out to welcome President Roose-
welt when his special train rolled in on
schedule time today. Several thousand peo-
pie were in the crowd and the president was
rendered an ovation which lasted several
minutes. In acknowledgment of the ova-
tion, the president delivered brief speech.
President Roosevelt intended speaking
from the rear platform of the train, but a
large platform had been erected by the To-
cal committees and the president was asked
to address the assemblage from this stand,
which was decorated with cotton and rice.
President Roosevelt remarked II must
speak to the good people of Lake Provi-
dence from the stand which they have been
kind enough to build for me-" and. taking
the arm of Representative Ransdell, he as
cended the steps to the platform.
President Roosevelts hunting camp in East
Carroll parish is all in readiness for the
arrival OF the president and his party to-
day. Every preparation has been made TO
add to the comfort of the party and all
day yesterday and early this morning men
were at work building drains and arrang-
ing tents. Eleven tents have been pitched
within stones throw of the Tensas river
and the location is a good one. Five OF the
tents will be occupied by the white mem
bers of the party, while two will be turned
over to the negro guides and servants. the
remaining tents being a kitchen. a dining
tent and alvas spread for the horses
Squirrels are numerous about the camp and
plenty of trout can be caught in the Ten
| sas. The servants left at the camp will
hunt for small game during the day and
will aid in providing for the larder of the
presidents party.
The party will not be disturbed by Wis
itors, as the camp is situated ten miles
from a railroad and in section of the
country that has never heard a woodman's
| axe hefore man hapan mnrIr ON thu INN
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
ROSENBERG GETS DISCHARGE
One of Men Indicted at Denver IL
Freed by United States Conn
missioner.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Oct. 81. ]. Rosen-
burg. indicted at Denver for conspiracy
TO defraud the government in connection
with the operation OF the Federal Coal
and Iron company, was today discharged
by United States commissioner Bloodgood.
the government having failed to show his
connection with the alleged conspiracy. The
arguments In the case of c. L. Jones were
then taken up, the attorneys for Jones
arguing that the conspiracy. IL any had
been shown, was laid In Milwaukee and not
in Colorado, and therefore that the case
is triable in this juridiction. Adjournment
was taken until Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
SHELDON IN THE CAMPAIGN
Governor Is Ready TO Enter whenever
the state Committee Asks
Him.
CFrom a Stan Correspondent !

LINCOLN. Oct. 5.-(special TelegTam,)-
Private Secretary Dimery Is in receipt OF
a telegram from Governor Sheldon In which
he says he says he will return to Nebraska
at any time the state committee may want
him to take part in the campaign. This
information has been given to Chairman
Hayward of the state committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
EMPERoR'S MOTHER is DEAD
Confirmation Received of Report that
She Passed Away I'm the
Palace.

TOXIC, Oct. 5-The report OF the death
yesterday morning OF the real mother
Of the emperor OF Japan was confirmed
today. The court will not make any for
NAL announcement Of her death and will
not go into mourning ofneially. but II is
considered likely that the nation will OF
its own initiative go into mourning
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
RUSSIANS MAY WEAR BADGES
Czar Decides 90 Permit Use Ot
Insignia of True Russian
People.

ST. PETERSBURG. oct. 5.-The Znamya,
organ OF the union of the true Russian
people. In a jubilant article today an
nounoed that the emperor had decided TO
permit the badges OF the union TO be openly
worn. The union has entrusted fanatic
priest. Father Vostorgoff. with the task OF
organising a deputation to wait on the
emperor October 30 and petition him 20
withdraw his manifesto of october &c. l9o5.
granting a constitution TO Russia
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
MAKES WAY FOR W. ]. BRYAN
Governor johnson of Minnesota Says
He WIZ Not InterpOse an
Obstacle.

ST. PAUL. MINI, oct 5.-Governor John
son is out with formal statement 10 the
press OF the twin cities that he is not and
has not been a candidate for the nomina-
tion for president. He also states that he
knows that w. J. Bryan is and has been
a candidate for the last three months
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
REPUBLICANS NAME TICKLE
Governor Guild and other OmciaIs
Renominated by AeeIamAtion.

BOSTON. Oct 5.-when the delegates
gathered today for the republican state
convention they found the state ticket
already selected, with matters such as
the preparation OF q platform and the sp-
pointment OF a chairman already mapped
out and awaiting only their ratification.
II had been arranged that Senator Lodge
should succeed Colonel George p. Doty
chairman OF the state committee. as chair
man of the convention. The platform
was already drawn up by Congressman
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
successfaI in Enort 20 Die.

TOLEDO, o., Oct. b.-Gaza Polka the
young Hungarian who killed HIS sweetheart
rather than have her marry another man,
and who then severely wounded himself
died in a hospital this morning from his
wounds and trOm exposure the result
OF an attempt made b. him 70 escape last
night
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
NEXT MEETING is AT CHICAGO
Waterways Convention at Memphia
Decides This il PIace-New
Orleans An Contest.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 5.-The next meet
ing OF the Lakes to the Gulf Waterways
association viii be held in Chicago in 1905.
New Orleans made a vigorous canvass for
the convention. but Withdrew In favor OF
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
Over Hundred and Forty Thousand on
Kings Highway.
SAMSON HAS A SNUG BALANCE
Throngn OF Visitors Return 10 Four
Quarters of QuiverR Delighted
in Their Entertainment
by King.

Merely to show something Of the perIpa-
nent character of Ak-Sar- Ben and the un-
dying enthusiasm which the best and
most substantial business men manifest
in the institution. Samson announced last
night that the first application for member
ship for 1908 had been received. 1t comes
from w. S. Wright Of the firm of Wright
g. Wilhelmy.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
TAFT ARRIVES AT NAGAsAKI
Secretary of War Reaches This JApa-
nese Port on the Steamer
Minnesota.

TOXIC. Oct. 5.-secretary Taft arrived at
Nasasaki aboard the Minnesota early this
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
Sunday, October Q, 1907.
rKE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR OMAHA. COUNCIL
BLUFFS AND VICINITY-Fair and
slightly warmer Sunday.
FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA Fair Sun
day; warmer
FORECAST FOR IowA-Fair and
warmer Sunday.
Temperatures at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06

When the gates of the Kings High
way closed last night as the clock struck
~ and then stopped like the gathering OF
thirteenth stroke within the bell, an ag-
gregate of 14i,Oc0 people had passed the
turnstiles of the grounds. exceeding the
attendance of last year by nearly 2l.0oo
Now, what is the matter with the peace
conference at The Hague that it did not
recognize Ak-Sar-Ben as one of the inn
perial powers of the earth?
That's what the people were asking
when they saw the big show for the
last time and witnessed the coronation Fri-
day evening, when a new king took the
scepter in his hand and declared that hO
was monarch of a region set away in .
kingdom of corn, the first in agriculture,
| first in commerce. first in industry and the
end of everything in the great west.
But King Ak-Sar-Ben is great despite
| the slight in not summoning him TO the
| peace conference. His subjects are loyal
and he could secure more revenue to the
square inch than any other king on earth.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
Thus Endeth IL All.

Thus did end the festivities on the car
nival grounds. after the earth had been
tracked full of confetti and the cobble
stones made soft with the remains OF
feather busters.
On the theory that the king is dead,
long live the king" all talk will now turn
to the festivities of next year. A little
better each time, has been the slogan OF
the kings of Ak-Sar-Ben. and the progress
of mechanics and fine arts have made this
possible up TO the thirteenth year OF the
reign of AkSar-Ben, the good. There is
no talk of a change In the cabinet which
would rob Samson. lord high chamberlain,
of his position. His position IL held by
civil service examination. and he s not
appointed as result of log-rolling cam
paigns nor through the influence of pot
house politicians. Samson will sign the
official prOclamations again.
Country people who have attended the
festivities have gone away satisfied the
three big parades were shows of thena-
selves and the fact that Omaha gives q
| dollars worth for every dollar, or gives
every dollar back, has been proclaimed over
| four states.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06

Republicans in Massachusetts hold a
convention and re-elect oil
the old officers. The democratic conven-
tion ends in a row, supporters of Whit
ney and Bartlett splitting and holding
separate conventions in the same hall
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
.Father Time. Coeitatcs.

The carnival ended at that moment be-
tween Saturday night and Sunday morning
when Father Time sits down by the way
side to rest and allows mortals to live on
with put growing older--fof few seconds
which have always been in dispute
The board of governors. like weary con-
gressmen- at the capital of the nation
went 70 their homes to sleep in baby blue
pyjamas, tired of the social whirl.
Upon the brow of the king the crown will
rest lightly for a whole year. The diadem
Of the queen will give her distinction for
a twelve month at least.
Faithful special policemen will clamor for
their salary; concession men will pull down
tents; hamburger sandwiches will sell at
bargain price; pink pop will be barred
from the throats of thousands; Mile. La
Blonche leaves at $3.50 O'Clock Saturday
evening for Chicago, where she will slide
! from the highest point she can find over
looking Lake Michigan; the airship Sam"
will nike away to st. Louis; the wild wo-
man will lay m a supply of roots and herbs
for the winter; Bagdad will continue to
train the bunch of Omaha girls until they
can dance the Holland Clog with the fin
/ is of old members; and Desk Sergeant
Buck Taylor will got on an extensive
hunting trip in the mud scow La
! Rlonohe"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06

In the MagaEine Section Of this number
will be found a brief biography Of Hon.
Monoah b. Reese; King Ak-sar-Ben Mn
and His Royal Consort; Vigils in Light
houses that Drive Men Insane; Ak-sar-
Ben Parades and the Part Women Had
In Them: Gossip About Plays and Play
ers; Musical Note and Comment; Clean
inRs From the Story Tellers Pack
Sin PAGES
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
ROME SECTION.

In the Home Section OF this number
win be found Buster Brown: The nusy
Bees Own Page; Carpenter on the Goa
sular Service in Egypt; outdoor Cure for
consumptives; First North. Nebraska
Methodist Episcopal Conference; Grand
ola Men in Iowa's Service; The Battle
OF the Sleeves; What Women Are Doing;
Furtv Ruftes six PagSa
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN sTEAnsKIPS.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06

tcOntinusd on Second PassJ
Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06

Time limit for pastors restored.
Proposition for colored bishops defeated.
Election by districts of presiding elders
instead OF appointment by bishops.
Ministerial delegates TO Baltimore gem
eral conference go uninstructed and free to
vote as they please.
These were the chief results of the North
Nebraska conference Saturday in its ses-
sion at Hanscom Park Methodist church.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-05-30
OFAPERSONAL NATURE

Paul Moeller, of Wausau, was a
visitor in this city Thursday.
Miss Nellie Ward was a visitor in
this city last week.
Mrs. Arthur Ramsey is visiting
Mrs. Carson Roger in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. f. Kreiger ar
rived Friday night from Chicago.
Carl Bandeline returned home from
Marinette Monday evening.
Fred Turbin was Green Bay
visitor Sunday.
S. A. Spafford went TO City Point
on business Tuesday.
Senator Brazeau returned to Madi-
son Tuesday.
Miss Grace Nowatney is the quest
of Pittsville friends this week.
0. 81. Amunson, of WauSau. was a
business visitor in this city Monday,
Atty. II. 9. Wipperman, re-
turned from a two weeks business
trip to Chicago, Monday.
r. O.. Wipperman reports a very
successful sale of lois in the Gardner
Addition Monday. Few remain.
Atty. Nelson, of Stevens Point,
accompanied by Robert Morse, spent
Sunday fishing trout near Amherst.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-05-30
NEKOOsA, Wis.

Dear Sir: Our agent ought to sell
nine-tenthS of the paint of his town
and region: no use to try for the other
tenth. The proportion of men, who
won't take good advice, and use the
least gallon paint, is about one in ten
among even owners of houses and
stores and shops and barns and fences.
One man in ten will buy gold brick
or green goods, if he has the money
and gets good chance. Devoe at
81. IS gallon is better than gold; ad-
liberated and short measure paints
are green goods and gold bricks.
DevOe saves half, more or less, of the
labor and wages of painting; it is all
paint; full strength and full measure.
There is no other such paint with ten
per cent. Ten per cent of labor and
paint is worth saving; and ten is the
least; There are scores of paints that
throw away half of both gallons and
labor on whiting, china-clay, ground
stone, barytes, benzine, water all they
are good for is to make gallons of
nothing and look like paint in the can;
more gallons to buy and more gallons
green goods. Here's how they work
Judge l. d. Fairchild owns two
houses exactly alike in Lufkin, Texas
j. H. Terrence painted both houses;
one Devoe, 15f gallons: the other with
another paint sold at same price; %
gallons. That 25 gallon paint is weak
and Is per cent whiting; that's why it
took 90 gallons more.
Yours truly
f. W. DEvOE & Co.
New York and Chicago.
A. II. Kleberg sells our paint.