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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31

Mr.. Golnpers is to speak in New
York and reply to the Presidents stric-
lures on him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31

A clean sweep" doesn't always got
rid of the rubbish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31

Laurier's majority was somewhat re
duced but still it was Liberal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31

{ Let not the facing or the fiery coun-
try pumpkin frighten you this night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31

An apiarist's honeyed words some
times have a sting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31

Not a single Iowa idea has shown
up during the whole campaign,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31

"A panicky condition OF mind Is al
ways a foolish condition of mind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31

BY their votes ye shall know them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31

great many political csnvasses
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
WooDMEN FOR KING CORN
Five Thousand NeOphytes VIII he
Told OF Great Exposition by
Omaha Degree Team.

Five thousand neophytes OF the woodmen
of the World will have their attention Wig
orously called to the National Corn ex-
position in the course OF the next two
weeks. For classes totaling this number
are TO be taken into the order at Oklahoma
city, Topeka, wichlta and Kansas city.
the work being done by the prize drIll and
degree team Of Omaha Seymour camp.
The members of the team will travel
south and west In a special car and will
not only have the outside OF the coach
extensively covered with Corn exposition
posters, but will distribute literature and
advertising matter by the wagonload.
Every candidate for admission to the order
will have IT impressed on him that really
to qualify as a good woodman It will he
necessary for him 10 attend the EXPOSE
tion.
The Oklahoma Initiation, which will be
the largest. will take place December g.
and Topeka Wichita and Kansas City will
be visited on the four following days in
the order named Accompanying the de-
gree team will be several OF the supreme
officers Of the order including Sovereign
Commander j. c. Root and Sovereign Ply
sician A. c. ClOyd OF Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
GOULD LINE BOOSTS CORN
Missouri Pacific Gets Out Good Folder
on the National ExPOSl-
tiOn,

In a sixteen-page booklet, just issued.
the Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain road
tells the story of the coming National
Corn exposition in a succinct style un-
der the heading: Something to See and
Something to Learn" The booklet con-
tains the proram of the show, which will
continue for ten days, beginning Decem-
Der 9, photographs OF the Officers of the
exposition and prominent men In the
aricultural world who will be present
pictures of the Auditorium where the ex-
position will be held and fields where
King Corn holds absolute sway. Con-
tained in the booklet are statistics as
to the agricultural resources Of the nine
states through which the Iron Mountain
road runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
ANOTHER BoMB IN CHICAGO
Man who Has Long PuEHled the
Police Blows Up Twenty
SIX Buildings.

CHICAGO. Nov e2-The mysterious
bomb-thrower. who for two years has
eluded and puzzled the Chicago police. to-
night threw bomb on the roof OF build
ing occupied by John ID. Gazzolos saloon
In west Madison street. Although no one
vas injured. part OF the roof was torn out
windows were broken and the report was
heard for blocks. People in adjoining build
inks, including fifty women in a charitable
institution, rushed frantically 10 the street.
This Is the twenty-sixth bomb which the
eulprit has hurled at alleged gambling re-
sorts. As has been his custom. the thrower
called up a newspaper office to make public
the fact Of the explosion.
Have YOU heard that Gazzolos place has
been blown up2 he said.
1t is a wreck and just saw ambulsnceS
going there"
The police endeavored without avail Ia
trace the man by calling out the owners
OF nearby telephones. The owner OF the
saloon asserted that no gambling had been
going on there and the police as in pre-
vious instances, reported the explosion tc
have been caused by giant firecraeker.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23

These decreases, IT will be noticed, have
gradually been getting less. until last month
the exports were only down 5477 9s lid.
Cotton-made goods have been largely re-
sponsible for these large decreases, though
other wares help to swell the volume.
That the decrease will be wiped out
within the next few months Is fully be-
leved by Major Church Howe. who told a
Daily Dispatch representative that already
since the result was known one American
firm in Manchester had purchased in the
Manchester district and shipped to America
some e15,000 worth of goods.
Merchants in the states, he explained,
have been waiting to see whether Mr..
Bryan or Mr.. Taft was returned. because
of the effect the result would have on the
tariff Mr. Bryans party practically stood
for free trade. as the tariffs they advocated
were so small, while Mr.. Taft's supporters
though advocating a revision of tariffs.
were still believers In protection.
Under these circumstances Il could easily
be seen that a merchant would rather de-
plete his stocks than run the risk OF a
contingency he knew not Of
The election fever. which had lnterfered
with business good deal was now over
| The firm was at the old stand" and the
| country was now settled for four years
The prospects were bright for British trade
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
DID CoBBLER LEAPE MONEY?
Question Arises over Remark Made
by Edward Spindler Before
Death.

That Edward Spindler, the old German
cobbler who was found dead in bed In his
room at 1923 North Twenty-fourth street
Saturday afternoon, has a small fortune
hid in his room or shoe shop is thought by
heighbors and other persons who knew him
to be possibility.
This morning after the coroner's inquest
which will be held at 10 o'clock. 1t is pro-
posed that the coroner's jury visit Spind-
ler's piaees4ef residence and business and
try to find any money or valuables that
may be hid away.
A recent remark by the old man to the
effect that he would like to go to a hos
pital for treatment and had money to pay
for It, is the foundation of the idea that
he may have left some money. His ac-
quaintances say that he used to be most
saving in his purchases of food and tell
of how he would buy only cents worth
of sauer kraut. or a nickels worth Of
bologna at a time. Other persons who live
near where Spindler roomed, say that he
had expressed strong distrust OF banks,
so it is thought that he must have some
money hid among his possessions, as he
earned more than a living at his trade OF
shoe repairing
| Saxonia lodge. an organization OF Ger
mans, will have charge of the funeral
! which will take place at the Heafey under
taking rooms, 21S South Fourteenth street
Monday afternoon at o'clock. Intermen
| will be in Laurel Hill cemetery at Soutf
| Omaha It is said that Spindler had rel
atives in this country, but their names are
not known by his local friends or fellow
lodgemen Even II It is found that h'
left any money. the expenses OF his funera
will be borne by the saxonia lodge, in &C
cordance with its constitution.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
HOME FIRMS OR oUT-oF-ToWN
Question of Awarding school Con-
tracts VIII Bet settled by
board Tonight.

At tonights meeting of the Board OF
Education II will be decided whether to
award contracts TO outside firms or
whether to give them TO the lowest
Omaha bidders and thereby keep the
money expended on the work In this
city. and, also, to give employment to
Omaha labor. The question arose at an
adjourned meeting of the board last
Wednesday, when objection was raised
TO awarding the contract for heating and
ventilating apparatus in the new Omaha
View school to a st. Louis firm. Local
contractors and debates from the plumb
ers' union appeared before the board and
protested against the letting Of the con-
tract outside the city and after consider
able discussion the matter was deferred
until tonight
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
KNIGHTS ARE COMING IN
Pythians to the Number of six Thou
sand Are Expected 20 Attend
Celebration,

The hotels of Omaha began to fill up
Sunday afternoon with knights of Pythias
and their women. arriving for the celebra-
ton in commemoration OF the fortieth an
niversary of the foundation of the order in
the west. The local committee on arrange
ments is expecting fully 5000 visitors to
reach Omaha.
State headquarters have been organized
at the Rome, the Loyal and at the Millard,
and receptions for the visiting women will
be held at the Rome and Loyal this after
noon. Hotel Loyal is the headquarters for
the out-of-town guests, and the grand chan
cellors of several western don ms will
maintains state headquarters at the Loyal.
The lola team. from Dayton, o.. will ar
rive this morning on special train, via
Chicago. over the Burlington. George A.
Magney is in charge of the general regis.
/ tration of the visiting members of the
order.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
BISHOP STARTS FOR ROME
viii Join Archbishop Ireland In New
York and Sail on Thanks
giving Day.

Right Rev. Richard Scannell, bishop Of
Omaha, left the city last night for New
York, where. in company with Archbishop
Ireland OF st. Paul. he will sail Thursday
for Rome to visit the pope. All the bishop
would say OF his mission to Rome was:
Il am going to pay my fluctuations to
the pope upon the fiftieth anniversary of
his adoption to the priesthood which was
commemorated some days ago, and, so far
al l know. that is the only mission Of the
archbishop"
The bishop yesterday referred to his going
as an Official errand." He said he didn
know exactly how long he would be gone.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
GRAND JURY FOREMAN WEEDS
Marriage TO Woman He Helped
Indict is Announced

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, Nov 22-(Spe-
claL)-Arrested for grand larceny, In
ulcted by a grand jury. the foreman of
which was her husband -to-be, sentenced
10 term In the penitentiary, paroled and
Saturday pardoned by Governor Cum
minis are the facts in the peculiar expe-
rience of Mrs r. w. Hughes of this
county who was formerly Rose Daw-
son. The facts of the marriage, which
had been kept secret for several years,
was made public today when the pardon
was received here
In 1903 Rose Dawson, who was hen a
domestic In the employ of Mrs Fred
Hopkins stole rings and jewels from the
Hopkins home of a value OF S4OO. She
was arrested in Peoria and returned to
TINS city X W. Hughes of near Luray
was the foreman of the grand jury that
lholcted her. After her indictment, when
the grand jury was making its annual
inspection or the jail, Hughes met the
Dawson girl who was but ls. while ne
was past 40. The girl was tried and
convicted and sentenced to three years
in the Anamosa penitentiary. Later sh Z
was parolcd by Governor Cummins. The
impression she had made on Hughes
when the grand jury visited the iaiI. was
lasting, The acquaintance under the Pc
culiar circumstances developed into an
Intimacy Then Hughes sold his farm
/ and left the state. Less than three
months after the girl was paroled, II
/ developed today. she and Hughes were
married. They kept their marriage q
secret until today, when they We're happy
to announce II now that the girl mas
I been pardoned. The couple Is now livinE
near Luray.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
NINE BURIED in MINE
This is Death List In Coal Mines
Near Red LOdRe-BOdies
Burned.

HEI ENA. Mont, Nov. 2i.--A special TO
the Record from Red Lodge says that nine
men lost their lives the result of a
fire In the coal mines OF the Northwestern
ImI,rc veIient company, These bodies have
besn recovered. hut the others are believed
10 be irretrisvably buried beneath thou.
sands nf tons Of earth and burned to a
crisp. All the victims, with one exception
Nere Finus.
The ala men reported missing last might
attempted TO escape through tunnel No. ?
lnsts al OF going by way OF the air shaft
Tley were oVertaksn by the flames ant
suffC Gated
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
NEW DECISION ON LABELS
None Will he Registered which Con-
tain National COat-Of-Arms or
Other Public Device.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-Another sweep
ing decision bearing on the registration of
labels, has been rendered by the commits
sloner OF patents, in which he holds that
the protection OF the law will not be given
to any manufacturer who includes in his
trademark the arms Of the United States
or those of the various states or cities of
the country,
Not even parts OF the coats OF arms or
other public devices will be registered.
The decision was reached in the case of
firm using the eagle and ~. g." on its
goods
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
GRAIN FOR THE CORN SHOW
Exhibits from Local shows at Nearby
Towns VIII BE Sent 10 the
ENUOaitiOn.

Local grain shows were held at Papil-
lion, Springfield and Gretna Friday and
Saturday under the auspices OF the Sarpy
County Farmers Institute. The grain was
judged by Mr.. Kisselbaugh OF the State
Agricultural college. who gave interesting
talks on the selection OF grains at each
show About 100 entries OF the best OF
these cereals will be brought TO Omaha and
entered at the National Corn exposition as
a county exhibit.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23

YANKTON, S. D.. Nov. 22-(speeial.)-A
stock company is being organized here with
sos. 900 capital TO publish a new German
paper TO be called the "Neue Freie Presse.' -
A number OF well to do Yankton Germans
are back OF the movement. 1t is proposed
TO issue the initial number about January
l.. F. w. sallett, who purchased the old
Freie Presse has announced his intention
OF moving to Aberdeen and the news that
new paper will take its place here Is
being received with great pleasure. The
new paper Will be republican In politics.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
PLUMS FOR THREE OMAHANS
Dave Rowden Commandant of Sol
diers' Home at Milford.
TWO OTHERS ARE ON THE STAFF
A. ID. Fetterman and Charley Fam
ming Are COIoneIs 10 ShaIlen-
Observation-Disclosures is
Resting Fairly Well.

Il e. -.
A. d. Fetternan. reporter for the World
Herald; Charley Tanning. paving contrac-
tor and democratic fsctotom. and Uncle
Dave Ruwden, beli cose custodian OF the
city hall, are three Omaha democrats who
have landed plums from the new admins
tratlon. Uncle Dave, however. is the only
one to whose plum a stipend is attached
He gets the job Of commaudant of the Sol
ders Home at Milford. Fetterman is made
inspector general on the governors staff,
wit hthe title of colonel and the same title
is conferred upon Bre'r Tanning.
Fetterman has been soldier but so far
as known Fannings warfare has been con-
fined to the political and paving arenas of
Omaha and Douglas county. which, be II
said. have at times been fierce and furious.
Fetterman did service in the Philippines.
ALMA, Neb, Nov 22.-(Special Tele-
gram .)-Governor-e Shallenberger has
spnt a quiet day at his home, with his
family. and is very patient and cheerful
notwithstanding that his crippled foot
rests the greater portion of the time on a
| footstool. The fracture is not causing him
a great deal of pain, and he Is looking
| forward to the time when he can again
busy himself with the preliminaries pre-
| paratory to assuming the affairs of state.
The governor-eect has given out the fol-
! lowing additional appointments: DR.. ID. S.
| Woodard Aurora superintendent Of the
| Hospital for the Insane at Lincoln; Jesse
! Gidley, Wahoo steward of the Hospital for
| the Insane at Lincoln; Eli Barnes, present
commander of the Grand Army OF the Re
public OF Nebraska, commandant of the
Soldiers Home at Grand Island; David
| Rowden. Omaha, commandant of the Sol
diers Home at Milford; c. B. Manual, 81
! Paul. superintendent of the Industrial
school at Kearney; j. l. Bennett, Kearney
physician at the Industrial school at Kear-
ney; DR.. Lowery. Lincoln. physician OF the
state penitentiary at Lincoln; Louis
Werner Beatrice, steward of the hospita
at Beatrice; S. l.. Mains, Crete, chief
deputy food commissioner; w. NJ Schwind
Lincoln, deputy oil inspector First district
Frank Golfer, deputy oil inspector Fifth
district. Military staff: A. d. Fetterman
Omaha, inspector general; Judge Mitchell
Alliance. judge advocate general; DR.. A.
F1tzsimmons, Tecumseh, surgeon general
Colonies: d, j. Gates, Albion; Z.
westerfelt, Lincoln; Charles Tanning
Omaha James Bell Franklin. Deput!
game wardens John Donovan, Madison
president Of the State Democratic Pres
: association: Joseph Boehler, ORLEANS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
Boy shoots HIs si.ter.

BEATRICE, Neb,, Nov. sl,-(special Tel
eg-am. l-SalOma Stevens, the l1-yesr-old
da lghter Of r. Stevens. received a serious
wound in the foot today by the accidental
discharge Of a 22-caliber rifle in the hands
Of her brother. The boy didn't know II
was loaded" and twice leveled the rifle
at his sister and pulled the trigger before
the weapon Was discharged
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
Mrs. Harbour -entenced.

RAPID CITY. s. D., Nov. 92-Judge G.
W. Rice today sentenced Mrs. Mary Har-
bour. convicted of killing her foster daush-
ter, Rose Adams. to three years and eleven
moLths in the penitentiary. the limit Of
the law for msnslaughteT in the second
degree. Her attorney gave notice OF a mo-
ton for a new trial. but that will not come
up for thirty TO sixty days. and Mrs. IIar-
bonr will at once be taken TO Sioux Falls
10 begin her sentence.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
DEATH RECORD.
Francis p. Rossiter.

Francis p. Rossiter 81 years OF ags.
who lived with his father and two sis
ters at 1906 North Twentieth street died
Sunday afternoon at o'clock Of con-
sumption. The funeral will be held at
O'Clock Tuesday morning al the Church
OF the Holy Family and burial will be at
the Holy Sepulchre. Rossiter was not
married. lie was a member OF the bar
bers' union. which Is makinuT arrange
ments for the funeral
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
/, oAYS TRADE is BETTER
UnIted states Consul Mt Manchester
Prepares Statistics 10
show IL.

That trade between Manchester. England
and the United States is better each sue
cessive month. is shown by figures prepared
bv Major Church Howe. American consul
In that manufacturing city.
How bad Manchesterrs trade with the
states has been can be seen by an exami-
nation OF the monthly declared export re-
turns, compiled by Major Church Howe,
the American consul in this city says the
Manchester Dispatch.
In the months of July. August, September
and October, the shipment of goods from
the consular district of Manchester to the
states and the Philippine islands has been
less by s4OS,957 than during the correspond
ing four months last year, as shown by the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
reception for Governor sheldon.

AURORA Neb.. Nov. 22.-(specisl TEL
egram)-Hon. and Mrs. w. I. Farley
gave a reception at their home last even
ing I'm honor Of their guests. Governor
and Mrs, Sheldon. Senator and Mrs. Nor
ris Brown and Mr. and Mrs w. IL Fer
guson OF Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
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Expenditures ItemiEed.

Distribution of disbursements by vouchers
shown by departments of the democratic
national committee, 1908:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND
Report of National Committee Shows
that it Collected $620, ,644.77.
SMALL BALANCE ON HAND
Largest Item Is for Documents ana
Second for Organization of states
Labor bureau Cost
s37 7,4O1.86.

CHIC AGO Nov 22-The~ democratic ma
tional committee received in all $62O,6i4H
and spent S6ig, 0o6 during the recent presi-
Dental campaign, leaving balance on
hand OF 81 2341 So reads a statement
nade public tonight by the officers of the
committee, and the itemized statement VIII
be filed for record in the office OF the
secretary of state OF New York in COM
piiance with the resolution adopted by the
rational committee at Lincoln, Neb.. last
July.
= he statement made public by the com
mittee tonight includes certificate OF
audit by Myron d. King, auditor OF the
natlonal committee. The statement follows
CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-To the Democrats
National Committee: Gentlemen-FOllow-
ing Is a statement of all the receipts ana
expenditures: Total amount of money re-
ceived by the democrat6S nstiona n aGa &c commit
smount disbursed, $6ls,4lOOo; balance on
I hand, 81 ,234.1.
| the state of New York have filed In the
office of the secretary of state at Albany
| a complete list of all receipts and expendi-
/ lures of the headquarters at New York.
| And in compliance with a resolution Of the
national committee passed at Lincoln, Neb.,
| last July, we have filed In the office ot
! over 5000 names, representing over 10000
| contributors, who contributed through
| newspapers, clubs, solicitors ana otnef
| organizations, whose names are on file In
| the office of the chairman of the demo-
| cratic national committee at Buffalo, y. Y
The auditors report confirming the above
| is attached hereto. Yours respectfully,
| NORMAN c. MACK, Chairman.
| UREY WOODSON, Secretary
| HERMAN BIDDER, Treasurer.
Certificate of Auditor.
| CHICAGO, Ncv B.-Auditor's Office
| Democratic National Committee, - Hon
| Norman r. Mack, Chairman, and Hermai
| Ridder, Treasurer, Democratic Nationa
| Committee, Buffalo: Dear Sirs-I herewith
of the auditors office, showing vouchers
drawn on requsitions of the heads of de
partments and duly authorized bills.
The classification of all of said dsburse
ments by vouchers Is shown by depart
ments as nearly as possible. / addition
to departmental exhibit / have included n
the itemized statement the cost Of tele
grams, postage and express charges sepa
rately.
l respectfully suggest that the natIona
committee give attention TO the great i'm
portance OF a well directed business system
for the government of future department
of the committee In the work Of a nations
campaign. The proper selection of a per
son to fully prepare such system as / deer
necessary to urge. would prove a savin
of large amount OF money. Respectfully
submitted, MYRCN ID. KING.
Auditor Democratic National Committee.
Total amount OF money received by tn
national democratic committee for the yea
1908 $500. .544.
Total amount disbursed. ....,........ 619, ,4lOt
Balance on hand. 1,234i
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
5 FORECAST FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IHlt. rernnernlrre at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-23

pTesIutHI OF IIIe oIdIV DNIII0NI"VIV 'V7-
association; Joseph Boehler, ORLEANS.
The Ordway new era., 1908-04-17
Contest Notice
Department Of the INTERIOR
United States Land once, fneo'o' .''o
February q. 1908

DEPARTMENT Of the Interior,
upit,d States Land Office. Pueblo ooio
February "a. 1905
.,,,,i,pt contest affidavit having been h'eu
a., ,ris ,,,,, by Joseph II. Led~ith, contest
ant. against Homestead entry NO io''", m""'
Arril ID. 1907. Tor sW y NV y, " q ." -
srr,inn 4: NV y NV Section v
Township - south, Range 50 "eS.' W
Gr,der Larson, contested, In which 1t Is A'
I.,,t that aid Guuder Larson has "hoiy
abandoned -aid land for more than h'e years
,.., ,,,s,. that b, has not resided upon, culti-
xat.d. improved OF occupied 50 d land IN any
manner tor more thap hSc years last past "".
that said defaults exist at date hefeoi' an"
that said alleged absence from said lahu ""S
ror din, 10 his employment In the Arm'' Navy
ar Marine Corps OF the United states "s
priy.,r soldier officer, seaman OF mArlne' duf'
ing the war with Spain, or during any o'h'r
~, In ~ htch the Uuited Sthtss may be engage Il
Now. Therefore. said parties are hereby nop'
ned to appear respond and orer evidence
touching said allegation a. IL o'clock a m on
Nav II. lp,r. before the Register and Receiver
Al the United Slates Land once In Pueblo
Colorado.
The ..ii contestant having In proper al
fidAvit, tIrd Feb u lgus. set forth facts when
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice can not he made, II is hereby
ordered aud directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
sA. ABBEY h gi-tcr
First publication ApTIl Itth.