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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-27
CROWDS VIEW THE SHIPS
Riverside Drive, Overlooking the
River, Crowded All Day.
NFLEXIBLE MOST OBSERVED
Crack Ship of British Navy Appears
the Acme of Speed and Power
Churches Observe the
Occasion.

NEW YORK, Sept 26.-The sailors of
eight nations-England, Germany, France.
Italy Holland, Mexico Argentina and the
United States-thronged the streets of New
york today, mingling with visitors from
north. south, east and west.
Beginning at noon, Riverside drive, which
affords magnificent view of the anchored
armada, began to fill up rapidly and at
o'clock was again uncomfortably crowded
The Half Moon and the Clermont Law
quietly at their anchOrages, where they will
remain until the naval parade of Friday.
October l, when both little pioneers. es-
corted by the light draft ships and followed
by the merchant fleet, again will sail up
stream to Newburgh, where they will be
turned over to the Albany upstate division
OF the celegration.
Circlng about the fleet of battleships
today there was an almost unbroken line
of deep-sea excursion steamers, iammed to
the rails with spectators and listing heavily.
At the same time a scurrying flotiIla of
motorboats was bobbing about on the
roughened waters of the river, carrying
visitors to and from those battleships
which were receiving for the day.
American officers spoke today of the
splendid appearance presented by the
nation last night was conspicuously bril-
liant Spick and span in it's new paint
and dressed from stem to stern in white
awnings, its graceful lines of speed and
power combined were more remarked today
than those OF any other ship on the river.
Services in Churches.
Special Hudson Fulton services were con-
Quoted at all the churches. form Of
prayer prescribed for the occasion by
Bishop Greer Of the Episcopal church and
Archbishop Farley Of the Roman Catholic
church, was read in every parish of the
dloceses. Many who could not get into
Old Trinity crowded the church yard TO
view the garlanded grave Of Robert Full
ton. Among them were officers of visiting
fleets. Rev. DR.. Macarthur Of the Cal
vary Baptist church said in anticipation
Of the aerial flights TO start perhaps to-
morrow from Governors island
''YoQ smiled yesterday when you saw
the Half Moon and the Clermont and COM
pared them with the great ships OF today
but the day is coming when our great
steamships now encircling the globe will
be as insignificant, with the airships soon
to navigate the skies, as are the ships OF
century ago, when compared with ours
At the Middle Collegiate church, espe-
cialIy invited members of the congregation
were the officers of the Dutch cruiser
Utrecht, General Leonard Wood, L. S. A.
commanding the Department Of the East
1Coptinued on Second PaPe)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-27
Strikers to Come Back, If at All, as
Individuals.
.AIsE OF PAY WITHIN A YEAR
One Cent Per Hour Increase in Wages
Promised.
HAVE UNTIL TUESDAY NOON
Notice TO Re PROMULGATED ny Posting
ON Bulletin boards ut Car
Barns This Morn
ing.
WHAT THE COMPANY
CONCrn1a

At least 30 per cent Of the old men
will be received back In its employ,
without loss of seniority, save as
affected by the rights Of the men
now employed in the oompany's
service.
in wages within a year, II the offer
is accepted Immediately and the men
return to work by Tuesday noon.
readjustment of schedules, as far
as possible.
The right of any employe to ask
the president, or the general man
ager, or the board of directors, to
review without prejudice any COM
plant on score of treatment received
from any under official of the COM
pany.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-27
WHAT THE MEN ARE ASKED
TO CONCEDE,

The right to belong to q union.
Any right of seniority that may
be adversely affected by the men
now in employ OF the company, who
may be retained in the service.
At least 10 per cent OF the sltua-
tions that existed on September IT,
and were then abandoned by striking,
TO the strikebreakers who have since
entered the employ Of the company.
ALI new men TO be employed az
nonunion men only.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-27
PREDICTS LIBERAL VICTORY
such il the View of james Keir
Hardie, Labor Member of
Parliament.

BRISTOL, Sept. 36.-James Keir Hardie,
member Of Parliament for Merthr-Tydvil,
outlining the policy OF the labor party in
the general election. said today that he te-
lieved the liberals would emerge from the
conflict with a working majority. The
labor leaders, he said, were confident of
Increased strength in the House OF Com
mons, from fifty-one members to between
siNty-five and seventy, although supporting
the budget
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-27
One mans meat
is another mans
poison. You may
wantwhat the other
man is glad to sell
for a song.

Under the head of "Offered
for Sale" is most everything
you can think of. Make it a
practice to read these ads.
You will find it will be more
than worth you time.
You will find real bargains
every day on the want ad.
pages, that will save you
money.
Have you read the want ads yet
todayi
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THE OMAHA BEE

goes to the homes-is read BY the
women--sells goods for advertisers.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
BUSINESS IS GOOD
so SAYS MANAGEMENT OF MA.
 JEsTIC THEATER AFTER FIRST TEN WEEKS.

Tonight the James F. Lee comedy players wiil conclude their tenth sue ccssive week in this city.
 For six days of the week, ending with last night, this company has done a bigger business than at any time since it's arrival here and with tonight's au- dience, there should be big margin above any other week.
 This is pretty conclusive evidence of the fact that business is increasing in Globe.
 It is a recognized fact that when money is scarce, one of the first things the public does is to curtail it's -amuse- ments and save money for necessities. That there is no scarcity of money here and no prospect of any scarcity is clear | ly shown by the way local amusement enterprises are patronized. Although only contracted for for ten weeks, Producer Lee will remain here Indefinitely, as Manager Tupper is pre- pairing to renew the contract for anoth- CT ten weeks. The company will re- main with the producer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
MANY MILES SAVED BY SAN CARLOS
 EXTENSION
WORK SOON TO BE RESUMED ON CONNECTING LINK ON NEW
 OVERLAND ROUTE.

X piece of railroad construction which is of great interest to the people of this city and upon which work will be commenced within a short time, ac cording to the latest reports, is the line between Winkelman and San Car los, connecting the Southern Pacific line running east from Phoenix with the Gila Valley line.
 The final survey of this line has been completed and it viii not be long until construction work is under way, it is understood.
 The importance of this line to this city is apparent at glance.
 Its construction means saving of over one hundred miles in travelling be- tween Globe and Los Angeles and an even greater saving, between Globe and Phoenix.
 The line whieh has been surveyed connects Winke,nan and San Carlos, running from the connecting point on the west through Box Canyon, past Christmas and following along the Gi'a river to the Gila Valley line. The grade on the new line will Dc much better than on the present line and will mean big saving of time as well as operating expense to the rail road companies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
MIAMI EXTENSION ID BE. FINISHED IN
 FAST TIME
OFFICIAL OF RANDOLPH LINES LOOKING OVER NEW ExTEN-
 SION TO BIG CAMP.

To look over the right of way of the Miami extension of the Gila Valley rail- road, J. c. Mcclure, engineer of main tenance of way of the Randolph system, is in this city. He made an inspection trip over part of the right of way yes terday and will be on the ground again today.
 According to Mir. Mcclure, it viii be a matter of about three months be- fore the rails are in place and cars can be run to Miami. He figures that, barring unforeseen delays, the work should be finished early in July, with a regular train schedule in operation soon after.
 Regarding other railroad work in this part of the country, MT. Mcclure is somewhat reticeIt,' although he did not deny that other work is in eontempla- ton.
 It is believed, and tho actions of the eompany's officials strengthen this be- lief, that work of much consequence to this city is in contemplation and that important announcements win be made within the next few weeks.
 MT. Mcclure will return to Tucson to- morrow morning.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
TOWnSiterS Busy Getting Title
 to Land

Active steps are now being taken to formally take up the new townsite west of the city, in which over 130 claimants have staked out let's within the past few weeks.
 At meeting of the property claim ants at the court house Monday night, and assessment of $3 per entry was made, to pay preliminary expenses of the work of town-siteing the land.
 The government will receive $2o0 for the land and there will be other ex- penses, including that of surveying, The survey work will commence within short time and as soon as this is com plcted, the matter of securing posses sion of the land will be taken ur throug the probate court, with Judge P. c. Robertson as trustee. The committee in charge of the work is made up of J. NJ. Cochran, Ed O'Don- nell and J, M. Curnett, to whom assess ments are to be paid by those who did not liquidate Monday night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
ADJUSTMENTS
FILL POSTPONED.

Owing to the fact that special scenery is required for the production of "'fhe Old Dairy Tarm,'' which was to have beeen put on fy the James P. Lee com cdy players tonorrow night, coupled with the fact that Norman D. Phillips, new member of the company, will not arrive until Thursday, that piece has been postponed for week.
 Thursday night, "Paid Back" will be the bin. It is clever comedy piece and shorld prove popular with the audi encc.
 "Tht, Old Dairy Fam" should be q decided success when presented. Not only will the piece be more on the or der of drama tan anything as yet presented by the company, but special scenery will be painted, especially for this production.
 Several good scenic effects are to be introduced, which will add attractive ness to the piece.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
CATHOLIC CONCERT . WILL DRAW WELL
 TONIGHT
IEEEARsALS FOR HIGH GLASS AMATEUR PERFORMANCE IN
 DIcATE HIGH GLASS

After several weeks of arduous work, thhe principals and chorus in the con cert for the benefit of the Catholic church building fund have this musical production ready for it's presentation to the public, an event which will take place tonight at the Miners hall. All indications point to the fact that the concert will be one of the best anna teur musical affairs to be presented here in long time A number of the best known local musicians, both vocal and instrumental, win take part and some new musical talent will be displayed as well.
 The chorus has been very well train ed and will undoubtedly prove one of the features of the concert:
 The program is as follows:
 PART ONE "'Come With the Gypsy Bride" Bohemian Girl) ..........-......-.....-.B Balfc Solo Mrs. D. K. Williamson and Chorus. Gal "Romanee .-,...,--......-...-....-..- Spohr (b) "Adagio" (Sonata PaShet- ioue) .....................,......... Beethoven
 Mir. Percy Vincent. Five Little Japanese Songs.......--,...r
 ......Amy Woodforde Finden
 (a) "Yo San.'
 (b) "When the Almond Blossoms
 Fall"
 Co "Little Dove"
 (d) ''I Sometimes Wonder.
 (e) "There Are Maidens in Ja-
 pan.'
 Mrs. Paul Lee Butz. "For All Eternity .Mascheronl MT. Edward R. Keieth.
 Violin Obligata, Prof. Schroeder. ] Cal "Spring Sorg' Lyon | (b) "The Last Rose of Summer'
 Fiotow
 Mrs. D. k. Williamson. Violin Obligato, Mrs. George J. Stone man.
 PART TWO "Indammatus (Stabat Mater) ...--- ............................... RossInl Solo Mrs. Robert R. Hegardt and Chorus "Cavatina haii Prof. Schroeder. (a) "The Years at the Spring '..--
 Mrs. II. H. A. Beach (b) "His Lullaby -,.-,.,-.-.......--.---. ...........-.Ca Carrie Jacobs Bond | l(c) '.Aye Marie''. ''............ Maseheroni
 Mrs. Paul Lee Butz. Violin Obligato, Mir. Percy Vincent "Nita Gitana" Newton John Buchanan. | l(a) Summerv ..........-... Chaminade ! fbl .sLa Paloma'' ............... Yradier Mrs. Robert B. Hegardt. "Ouis Est Homo'' (Stabat Mater) ......................... Rossini Mrs. Robert B. Hegardt and Mrs. Paul Lee Butz.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14

Let the Guarantee Paint company do your work. Best material, best work @wost prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
NEW BANK BUILDING WILL HAVE FINE
 VAULT
 
LATEST TIME LOCK APPLIANCES WILL PROTECT WEALTH OF
 DEPoSIToRS

If any burglar is enterprising enough to break into the money vault of the. Gila Valley Bank & Trust company, when it is completed, in the new build ing now under construction at Broad and Mesquite streets, he will have to devise some new means for so doing.
 The new vault, according to the plans, will be as near burglar proof as it is possible to make any storage receptacle of its kind.
 Although not of large size, the vault is particularly constructed.
 The floor is of concrete, reenforced with a network of ffty-peund steel rails. The walls are of about the same thickness and are reinforced with hun dreds of feet of wire cable, imbeded in the artificial stone. Aside from this protection. the inside of the vault is lined with sheets of three-pIy chrome steel.
 The vault door and the frame work weighs approximately five tons. Even at this weight it is so perfectly bal anced that it can be moved with one finger.
 h addition to the regulation combina- ton lock, there is triple time lock attachment. When the three clocks which control theh locking mechanism are set, the safe cannot be opened until the proper time arrives, even by the bank officials themselves. When the vault is open during the day, steel gate, provided with a burglar alarm will protect the contents.
 A similar vault, of the same construc- tion, will be used for safety boxes. The door to this vault is the same as that on the money vault, with the exception that it has no time lock.
 The outer doors to the cage, inside of which the bank officials will transact business, will be provided with eleetri- cal appliances. A button must be press ed from the inside of one of the teller s windows before these doors can be open ed.
 Every method in ordinary usage, for the protection of valuables within the bank will be applied by the bank off cials.
 It is expected that the bank will be completed and ready for occupancy by the first of June. The work of plaster ing the interior is now in progress and will be completed in about three weeks. With this work done and the mosaic floor in place, the work of installing the fixtures, already nearly completed by the Bunswiek-Baike Collender com pany, will begin.
 The interior of the bank will be fin ished in oak. With the walls hand sonely finished in stueco, the new in stitution should present very hand some appearance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
LAPS GOING HOME

NEW YORK, April l3.-Aceording to an official report of the department of foreign affairs of Japan, 3o7 more Japanese returned to their native coun- try from the United States and Hawaii during March than entered the states and Hawaii
 The figures show that 259 Japanese came to America and that 566 sailed from the United States and Hawaii for Japan, most of them being steerage passengers.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
For Constipation.

Mir. l. II. Farnhan, prominent drng gist of Spirit I,ahe, Iowa, says: "Cham beflain $ Stomach and Liver Tablets are certainly the best thing on the mar ket for constipation. Give these tab let's trial. You are certain to find them agreeable and pleasant in effect. Price, 25 cents. Samples free. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
rRosr DAMAGES APPLES.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, April l3.--Rc- ports received at the general offices Of the St. Louis X San Francisco railroad tell of freezing weather throughout the Ozark fruit belt last night. Great dam age was done to early varieties of ap- ples.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
M of Poznd 8 Week

At least, is wha. young baby ought to gain in weight. Does yourss If not there's something wrong with it's digestion. Give it McGee s Baby Elixir and it will begin gaining at once. Cures stomach and bowel troubles, aids diges- ton, stops fretfulness, good for teeth ing babies. Price 25c and soc. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
Begin Road Work Today

The second grading outfit, which will work on the roadbed of the Miami ex- tension of the Gila Valley railroad will begin work today, near the mouth of the Bloody Tanks wash, according to re- ports More time than was expected would be necessary has boen occupied in getting ready for work and ground has not yet been broken.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14

Children especially like Kenncdy's Laxative Cough Syrup, as it tastes near y as good as maple sugar. It not only heals irritation and allays inflammation, thereby stopping the cough, but it also moves the bowels gently and in that way drives the cold from the system. It contains ID opiates. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
MANY TUBERcULAR CHILDREN.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, April l3.--An investigation conducted by the Des Moines Tubercular association resulted in the discovery that six out of every ten children examined were infected with tuberculosis.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
Marriage solea.uized--

Arthur s. Clifford and zilpah Corn were recently married in this city, the ceremony having been performed by the Rev. E. G. Decker. Only few immediate friends witnessed the cere- mony.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-14
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

Realty Transfer
 A deed filed with the county record CT yesterday shows that C. c. Carico has sold an undivided one-half interest in lot 40 by 100 feet in size, at the corner of High and Oak streets. The consideration named is $l00.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-06

MACHINE WORKS
GEORGE MeQUiLKis. Proprietor
ew Malay upIum Cure
Icing Distributed Free cy a New
Ior. Society,",

cooperating with missions in MALAY
'hG ~ ana Nrng' - Sci>e,l anu possessed thereof
departed this life. interstate leaving surviving
him has widow. Martha J. Hanna and the follow
nR his only children aud hcirs at law: Chester Is.
Hanna a son. Jeanette \. Hanna. a daughter
who y since inicfmarrici with Eiwood George.
Matte VI. Hanna. a daughter who is since inter
married with Edward l.. Kitchens: Lila g. Han
ma. a daughter, the plaintiff sherman u. Hanna.
a son, and Rcha II. Hanna daughter.
? That Eta ". Siiccr. Of Cecil county aforc-
said, IT, the holder aud assignee OF a mortgage oi
said real estate, bearing date on the 10Th day OF
juno, is"'. and recorded among said land record
books ia I.ihcT J. +. e. No. g Folio AZ sc. which
is n lieu thereon, said mortgage being from the
said Daniel NJ Hanna aud wife to Saliic x. Gif-
ford aud las her assigned TO IL. Emily Mahoney
and hy her assigned 10 the said Rita NJ. Sliccr
aud that the whole Of the principal Of said mort
gage, 20 Wit 500. together with the interest
thereon from March 18th lPs, IL unpaid.
That the said Elwood George. Jeanette \.
George, his wife, Matte ~ Kitchens. Edward l..
Kitchens, her husband, sherman u. Hanna. Rcba
II. llanua and Martha J. Hanna all live In the
state Of Delaware and that II j. unknown whcth.
Ct the said Chester II. Hanna Is II ing OF dead
but that u living he resides IN the State Of Ais
suiri OF elsewhere beyond the iurisdi ;tion Of
this Court
That all Of the pariic. 20 this cause are over
twenty one years ot age,
$ That the said real estate cannot he divided
without loss or injury To The parties interested
therein.
The bill pfays that the PARTIES defendants may
answer the matters and things set forth aiore-
said and that the said real estate may be sold.
under the decree Of said Court, for partition.
free clear and discharged OF all Of the interests
Of said parties To said cat.e aud the proceeds OF
sale bc distributed amongst The parties in pro-
portion To their respective interests, after the
payment OF the said mortgage debt an interest
and for general relief.
II is theTcupon. this tcnth day Of February,
100, ordered that the plaintiff by causing copy
of this order to liz inserted ia some newspaper
published in Cecil county aforesaid once IN each
oi four -uCUvrsivC weeks 5vfuie tile 18th ,iay ~
March next, give notice to the said aii.eut de-
PENDANTS al the object aud substance OF this bill
and warn them 10 apprar 10 this Court IN person
or by solicitor. ON or before the nth day of
March next, to shox cause, II any they have why
a decree ought not to pass rs prayed
MANLY DRESSES,
Tine Copy test Clerk,
i5icbSw MANLY DRENNES, CLERK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-06
Public Sale Of Personal Property
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1903

Intending to discontinue farming will sell at
public auction ON the farm where now reside
on Nottingham road. leading from Nowland's
Corner to Mechanics valley Cecil county, Md.
the following property.
Horses and Coltt-No ]. Betsy. dark hay
mare. in iual to Attraction, No, ?, Mollic. bay
mare, good worker Ne, ,. Harry, has horse,
good worker. No. I. Flora has mare. coming .
years tinc driver. safe ioT a lady to drive No.
$. Spike, bay horse coming years, has been
driven few times. good size horse. No q.
Emma. black colt. coming 1! years. a promising
colt. 80. :. Walter !. ha> colt, coming year.
Head Of Cattle mich cows. Guernsey
hciicrs. ONE fresh ia May registered Guernsey
bull.
Farming Implements Acme farm wagon broad
tread Mccormick binder. nearly new, new Me
CormiCk mower. Missouri wheat drill 9-tooth;
horse rake. log roller horse cart, wheel and
hand cultiyHtors, ? No. az o. &. plows, spring
tooth Acme and spike harrows Pet has skids.
has bed. corn shelter. Van Winkle grain fan. l.
horse power aud thrc~hcr, cutting box hay fork
~ feet rope and 3 blocks. Hrindsonc. single
aud double trees. cross-c,t saw, shovciS. hoes
rakcs. forks, post machine and augcrs.
Harneu-l sets stage. set single. lines. collars
brides. SD-cgR incubator.
TERMS--Ali sums Of $40 and under cash over
that amount credit Of - months interest from
for Uasl. sale nj u M, sharp.
RANDALL W. ROSE
llindinan auct, Cameron. clerk feb 3
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-06
nay colt. years old this spring.
l GOOD COW
4 WAGONS, BUG Y, ETC.

Two-horsc covered wagon. will carry ton. /.
horse dearborn. covered, IN complete order /
JaRcr wagon in good order. open buggy, ) sets
OF harness single set heavy dearborn harness,
handmade, new last spring, sets brecch har-
ncss, hand made new last spring. This harness
!. all good. haying been used but little.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-06
GEORGE A. BLAKE, Solicitor for
Plaintiff.
Order Of Publication
Lottie A. settle. Plaintiff.

Melinda ". brown. Thomas brown her hus.
haaud. X. Dcibefi Akin, Elanorc q. Akin his
wife, J. Lewis Akin Walter ". Akin. Agnes
Akin. his wife Walter Akin. Dr. Edwin, Clay,
ton. Henry Clayton, Morris CLAYTON. Aida T..
clayton, aud Elizabeth a. Akin. aud Eliza.
beth A. Akin, ESccurix Of the last will and
testament ot Richard u. Akin. deceased. lie.
PENDANTS.