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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Ministers and
Churchmen Meet
Tor Conference
Fortieth Annual Meeting of Omaha
Association of Congregational
Churches Opens Monday.

The fortieth annual meeting of the
Omaha Association OF Congregational
churches in Nebraska convened Monday
evening IN Plymouth Congregational
church, twentieth and Spencer streets. The
meeting will last two days.
: Monday afternoons session was devoted
to organization and the reception of dele
gates, with greetings by the retiring m ID
orator, w. s. Hampton. In the evening
a praise service was held. conducted by
K. w. Blew. Rev, Frederick T. Rouse of
the First Congregational church of Omaha
delivered a brief address as a Message
of the Emmanuel Movement" The asso-
citation sermon was preached by Rev. Milo
Wlldman. Plymouth church chorus choir
rendered a program Of special music during
the services.
The session was resumed at 9 O'Clock this
morning for the transaction of business.
At $50 Result Getting Methods in Sunday
School Work" was the general topic
Miss Louise Miller discussed the propo
sition, I'm the Primary Department. Mrs,
H. s. Culver. I'm the intermediate De-
partment;" P. P. Perrin in Organized
Class Work." following which was giver
a symposium of "Superintendent's Round
Table"
Devotional service under the direction OF
w. ]. Frost were held at 1850.
Out-of-town, delegates were the guests
of the Omaha churches at luncheon al
noon at the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation and we're shown through thu
Young Mems and Young Women's Chris.
tan association buildings
At 2 p. m. q praise service was held
at Plymouth church. followed by a report
of the committee on polity. Deacon Pol
lock will discuss the question of syste'
matte giving, and Rev. L. o. Baird oil
st. Mary's Avenue Congregational church
will talk upon the subject of Church Be
n~evolence." Addresses were delivered by
other delegates. including one on "Th'
Meanest Man In the World" by Johr
! Baptist, former photographer to the sultar
Of Turkey. N. L. Packard spoke upoI
| the subject OF Home Missionary Victories
and Opportunities"
The woman's hour is set for I p. m
Mrs. Beulah Logan futile of Chicago
for many years missionary in tn,
| Micronesian islands, will be the prin
cipal speaker. She will also speak in tn,
evening at 7:30.
Supper will be served at the church a
8 p. m. Tuesday, preceding the praise
service. other speakers at tile evening
meeting will be Mrs. Emma F. Byers, gen
eral secretary of the Young Women
Christian association. and Edward d. Gep
son, attendance officer of the Omahs
schools. A special program of music viii
be given during the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19

work Of the others I. the large compahy
Hope Latham's Myrtle Odell. Mary Mad''
sons "Hslleiujah Maggie, '-one hesitate
where to stop in naming the characters
that deserve Individual mention. And tn
realism Of an the surroundings Is such tina
needs no commentator. II is perfeeti'a
TO the last shocking detail. In this at least
the work Of Mir. and Mrs. Fiske has been
done With a fidelity that has been II any
thing too faithful. The drama Is impress
sive. Tut the impression is not pleasant.
The Burwood was filled last nisht by
such an audience as only assemblies there
when Mrs. Fiske is in town. II was a
thoroughly satisfied audience that paid to
the star and her company the merited
tribute Of continued applause, and yet such
expressions as were heard after the fail
of the last curtain were Of a single tone.
Folks would much rather have seen her In
something a trifle less somber.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
FRIENDS CALL new LEADER
O. vi. Frazer of Chicago Comes 10
Take Charge of New Church
Organization.

The movement which was started some
time ago for the organization of a Friends
church in Omaha has resulted in the call
OF O. M. Frazer, who is now in the city
n has charge OF the work.
The first public meeting for worship will
be held at the Bsright hall, Nineteenth and
FaTnam streets, Sunday morning at 1890.
The meeting is open for all who desire u
attend and a cordial invitation Is extended
TO all in the city who may wish TO become
acquainted with the Friends or who may
wish TO identity themselves with the hove
ment.
Mr.. Frazer Is a graduate Of the Friends
college at Richmond. Ind, and comes here
from Chicago. where he has bean studying
in the University Of Chicago and doing
pastoral work in the Friends church in
that city. He has been visiting the Friends
families here and says he feels encouraged
with the outlook.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19

II Is charged that they. with the assistance
n a third young man. robbed a member
Of the japanese colony Sunday at $50 =. m
They made no attempt to conceal their
identity. hut held the Japanese boy up in
plain sight Of passers. They secured Sr.
The japanese boy knew one Of them we'll.
having worked with him at the Cudahy
plant. In fact, this man laughed at the
japanese boy and reminded him that they
worked together. The Japanese made his
report 10 the police and gave the names
Of the Broderiobs. When they were ar
rested he positively identified both as being
the men who had robbed him. The Brode-
ricks show no concern in tho matter, re
lying on the fact that there were three
Of them 70 swear to their innocence against
the japanese. who was alone.
Good Audience for Minstrels.
The biggest kind of an audience, con
sldering the rainy night attended the
minstrel Entertainment by the Mems club
Of 81. Martins chtRch. The entertainment
was given at the high school auditorium
and consisted OF fifteen or more musical
and literary numbers. These proved a
success In every way. The urchins' quartet,
an aggregation Of newsboys, consisting of
Anton and Karl Branstead, Hubert Mum
shaw and Ralph King, were among the
best received OF any. They were recalled
several times. The Floradora sextet. con-
sisting of three fat women and three lean
men, got many eneores, The farce, why
is a Freckle," kept the audience convulsed
for an hour. The funds raised by the
entertainment are to go TO the organ fund
Of the church. The fund will, have a sub
startial addition.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Many Lights to
Shine for Eagles
Council Committee of Whole Recon-
mends $1,000 Expenditure to
Light Streets.

during the week of the Eagles convention.
September ID to IS, for the council in COM
m.ttee OF the whole Monday afternoon
recommended fer passage a resolution ap-
pronriating $3.50 for street lighting for
that week.
The committee alsJ recommended for
passage the ordinance raising the salary
of the gas commissioner from $1,000 to
$3.50 a year. The Western Clean Streets
company asked for an extension of It's
franchise to maintain on the street corners
boxes ostensibly for waste paper, but used
largely for advertising purposes. The re-
quest was denied, TIL franchise was for
ten years and viii soon expire.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
MAY SALE

Great Event Mt store Be-
Eins saturday.
We announce the most remarkable sale
OF muslin underwear ever held in the west
This is our annual May sale, for which we
have been actively preparing for months
The great window displays are now attract
ing large crowds Of women at all hours OF
the day. Not only are the goods of finel
quality and in greater varieties. but the
bargains are. also greater than ever befoIe
The finest gowns, chemises, corset covers
and skirts will be. priced lower than sucf
excellent goods were ever offered before.
Watch for later announcements.
BRANDEIS STORES.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
The Mission

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This medicine u a combination OF
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process known only TO ourselves.
and II has for thirty years been con-
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No substitute, zone Just as good"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Boid DsyIiEht HoIdap.

EDWARD and Patrick Broderick, two young
men of South Omaha, were arrested yes
terday and booked as suspicious characters.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
rev. 1. w. wiIiIanSon,s Letter,

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19

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the most obstinate cough disappears. In"
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Honey and Tar. For sale by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
At the Theaters

"SalvatiOn Nell" ut the DurwOOd.
Mrs. Fiske and company in salvation
Nell" a modern drama in three acts, b,
Edward Sheldon; staged by Mr.. and Mrs
Fiske. The cast:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
REBELS DEFEATED
IN NICARAGUA
President ZeIaya Claims Two
Victories Over Foes of Gov
eminent Honduras to Help
Down InSurreCtiOn,

ibs hutuinb JohFbai Specisi tthecu Vhcf
Washington. Nov 1.-Two victories
we're claimed over the revolutionary
.roops by President Zelaya of Near
,Gua, in dispatches sent today to
ienor Rodriguez. charge d'ataires of
he N%icaraguan legation here.
The first cablegram said hat yester-
lay the revolutionary troops aban-
Toned Guapinol. on the Rama river.
On the approach of the regular forces
rhc second dispatch said the revolu-
,%ionary following had been defeated
II the mouth of che san Carlos river
and that the government troops had
started ON a march to san Juan del
Nortc. The first authentic Informal
lion that any of the Central Ameri
AN states had taken sides in the reV-
dictionary movement in Nicaragua
reached Washington today. 1t seems
10 indicate that Honduras has espous-
ed the cause of the Xclayt govern
mcnt
\ telegram received today stated
the representative of the Laguana de
Perlas Fruit company, an American
concern, had complained to the lega-
ion at Tcguciealpa, Honduras. that
he government of Honduras has de-
tanned "a gasoline launch, the property
II the company. which flew the Me
a%raguan flag-which left Blucfields
for Livingston. after the revolution
had started. for Puerto Cortez for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03

sons death the physician had asked
the officer not to SAY anything
about my Wifc's character Mrs.
Cicminson was expecting the advent
NJ o third child, said the prosecutor.
"a baby's wardrobe had been pur-
chased ana the event was less than
"a month awav. Her husband sought
to persuade her 10 submit to an
operation. but she refused and was
in perfect physical condition when
her death occurred Chloroform was
found IN her stomach, lungs ana
brain"
Mr.. Rittenhouse declared the state
would show by a mass of eireumstan-
tlnl evidence which ne would not de-
tail in his address that the drug was
administered by Or. Cleminson
Attorney Joseph r. Burfess, for the
defense, ridlculed the states evidence
az utterly inconelusiye as showing
anything but suicide.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
WATCHFUL
A Little Care VIII Save Many AIbU-
Uucrauc Headers Future Trouble.

watch the kidney secretions
See that they have the amber hue
Of health;
The discharges not excessive or in
frequent;
Contain no "%briek-dust Ike" sedi-
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them when they're sick.
j, j.. curd, Of Albuquerque. n, NJ F.
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Doan's Kidney Pills were first
brought To our attention and the
contents of several boxes gave com
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who had suffered from kidney com
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such a great extent that she gladly
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Doan's Kidney pills in a public state
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Doan's Kidney Pills and have found
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our high opinion of It."
For sale by All dealers. Price SO
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Remember the name-poan's-and
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
Youngest Brother of Outlaw
Tribe Charged With bastard
" Crime by Young Girl of
Gallup,
FUGITIVE DRAGGED
FROM HUT OF AN INDIAN
After Preliminary Hearing Val
Dalton Is Remanded to Nc
, KinIey County Jail in Default
+, Of $500 Bail,


Especial Dispatch To the Morning Journal
Gallup. N. M, Nov. L. Charged
with a criminal assault upon 4 girl
named Catherine corctto. Val Dalton,
the youngest of the brothers known
"a the Dalton gang, which terrorized
Northern New Mexico, Kansas, okla-
hona and the Indian territory years
ago. Is In Jail here awaiting the action
of the grand jury in default Of $500
hail. Dalton came here q few days
ago from the mining country of
southern Utah me has been camping
with n %frcighting outfit q few miles
from Gallup
At 10 o'clock saturday night
Deputy Marshal Tom Ransom heard
cries for help coming from the north
side of town. lie followed the cries
and on reaching Il deep arroyo he
suddenly found himself looking into
the barrel OF 4 six-shooter held by q
man who VAS dimly seen In the dark
ness. Ransom. being unarmed.
turned and ran for aid. Returning Mt
"a double.quick with Sheriff T. T..
Tale and the city marshal they found
the girl In . semi-eonsclous condition
In the bottom of the arroyo. When
she was able TO talk She told the Off
GERS she had been dragged there by
some unknown man, whom she dc
scribed pretty accurately The de-
sorlptIon Tailed with that of Dalton,
I'd q search was at once begun
securing an automobile, the officers
went at once to the freight camp, TO
find Dalton missing Several men
were left on watch and early Sunday
morning he was found Ia h hut of
an Indian near where the crime was
committed Aftor a preliminary hear
ing the man was held tor the grand
Jury. as stated. on the charge of
criminal assault, The girl is In q
%precariour condition but viii recover.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
POLICE CHIEF SLAIN
BY CAPTIVE
BURGLAR
Killing Quickly Follows Arrest
of HousebreakerS; Man Who
Fired Fatal Shot Seriously
Wounded,

Try Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Des MONIES, Noy after search
ing alone all night FOR we burglar
who entered a house at Carroll and
arresting them. pat" Hatton, city
marshal of Carroll, la, was today
shot and killed by II Of the robbers
ueut Gllddcn. Ia seven mites east Of
Carroll. Fttton had followed the
men from carroll and, after arresting
them and while covering them with a
revolver. turned toward his team. In
stNntly II of the men shot him In.
the hack A posse captured the rob
beers In q corn field later.
Ernest Lindquist and oscar Olsen.
two Swedes, are the names given by
the men under arrest They say they
have been in America six months.
Lindquist admitted huving fired the
shot that Killed IIatton.
Lindquist was hit tu the back ny
a bullet fired by a mombor of the
posse. The bullet lodged in his
bowels ana the wound is considered
dangerous. The officials have the
situation well in hand and. although
threats of lynching have been made.
Il Is believed the officers can avert
any unlawful action.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
MURDER CASE
SENT 10 JURY At ~. PAUL

ST Paul. Mimi. Nov THE de-
trns' Iva the trial of Mrs. Nina Arho-
CAST. charged with the murder of her
husband last MAY. rested today on
the showing Of the state. without tn
Producing testimony
dict oi %ngguittad VAS made on the
grounds that Mr., A%rhoEast had not
bvru connected with the murder by
the states evidence \ lengthy argu-
mont on th. motion .nsucd.
Judge prr this afternoon denied
the motion cot 90, defense Go order a
directed verdict of NOT guilty.
TN" ease win go to the Jury toe
morrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
MINE PROMOTER IN
JAIL FOR EMBEZZLEMEN1

los Angeles. Nov t-I nave been
used cts q c"at'spsW was th, statement
mndc hN captain ANGUS \ Graham.
mining promoter. who reached here
tonight In custody OF OFFICERS. having
been brought back o Seatti, Ia
answer an rmheKzlemvut charge The
accusation against him is that hc or-
Eanizet company Of ten 90 invcsti-
ratr Mexican mining property. col-
i'eted $3.50 fro m,.t,h w.mh,r and
disappeared.
After tho police had hultetincd him
Tor five months in al the larger cities
OF D. United states as "a fugitive from
iuftie, De- was arrested Boo Seattle o.
tohtr -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03

the order of the cour to desist from
placing the Buck stove and Range
company of st. Louis on the unfair
list Neither labor leaders or coun-
sci We're present when the decision
was rendered this morning. 1t was
known, however, thar an attempt will
be made To appear the case to the
supreme court of the United States.
and no action viii be taken towards
the arrest of the men until this point
has been settled,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
NOTED TENOR AND FAMOUS
FlNANClER RETURN HOME

N,U York. No, Thomas D.
R,Hu. the fuaneier. amt Eurico
iItNru. the tenor. De- H-Us-tur.r US
arriving on the krnrprinzcssia rHils
~ the North German Lloyd urr ;o-
aaN An accident az th' voyage was
"a NEht tn the smoking room whom
iitui Granville Fortrsrut. r. $ a
trttiredl- a cousin uf former PRIEST
dent Roosevelt detected e sharper
cheating AZ di,. and CAV him a.
hrashluF according to an ccount by
Passengers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
Contest and Plenty Of
Candidates for Position
Which viii Not Be Affected
by Coming of Statehood,
BURKE AND TOM HUBBELL
APPARENTLY IN THE LEAD
Sec, Romero of Las Vegas
Likewise formidable Factor
in the Running; Other Claim
ants PersistentIy Hopeful

NY Morning journal Special Leased WlreI
Santa Fe, n. NJ, Nov. 1.-THE posi-
ton of United states marshal for New
Mexico II attracting more attention in
political circles Just now than the
question of who Is going to succeed
Governor Curry when the latter steps
out Of office next March. In the first
place, whoever succeeds Governor
Curry Will in all probability be gov
ernor hut for n short time, since with
the coming of statehood the people
viii have something to say as to who
viii sit in the executive chair. The
Job of being United States marshal
for this glorious land of sunshine is
n nice job and it Is not affected by
statehood or anything else, except
occasionally the wishes Of the presi
dent Of the United States and the
orders of the department of justice.
when the appointment Is made, bar
ring accidents, It IL good FOR -four
long, lucrative years. 1t Is a pretty
fair job. Mr.. Creighton NJ. Foraker
who has held II for quite a spell, IL
in a position TO testify as 10 this. The
Job Is not strenuous. New Mexico Is
not a border country any more, and
In" chief troubles of the marshal are
conferred around selecting his deputies
50 as To please all his political friend'
nj the same time. Mr.. Foraker has
not even been troubled about this, foI
10 him politics have not amounted to
much. There were always influences
behind him which made il unneces-
sary for him ia remain awake 81
nights. Even get. it Is said, Mr.
Foraker has influential friends. and
his personaI acquaintance with the
president of the United states has lent
color to the rumor that ne might
land the lob once again But there is
Ia story going around up here 10 The
effect that Mr.. Foraker has given II
nm, that he has gently hintcd to somt
Of his deputies that they would de
wen TO look about Tor SOFT places t'
alight and, IN a word mat II rs an OH
But there ar" plenty 81 candidates
even without MI. FORAKER. There Is
Mr.. Burke of santa Fe n the secre'
tarN's office, Who has a mighty strong
pull and who's" brother, the PennsNl'
yania congressman insists shaU have
the job. II Is SAID that men ever
higher in affairs at Washington thar
Congressman Burke want to appoint
the Santa re man, and il he Just had
the support Of the territorial organ
ilation he would have the ioh posi-
lively grabbed. But he has not Ma
tional Committeeman Luna has re
fused to endorse him, SO has Terri
torial Chairman Bursum. and SO like
wise has Governor Curry The ma
tional committeeman and The terri
torihl chairman are out to secure the
appointment Of Tom $. Hubhcll of
Albuquerque to the job, and Mr.
Hubbelis chances right at this datt
seem to be about as good as anyone's
II is even said hat he has a cinch or
II that is better than Mr.. Burke's
cinch.
Tbere is ,pothor cnndidate I'm the
norson of non Secundino Romero
c,ort ~ ,bo Tos Vegas court In add.
No. "a hotr, ,.o sor ~ his father
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
GOMPERS SENTENCE
CONFIRMED
States Supreme Court
Alone Car Save Labor FEEDER
alton Leaders From Prison
Penalty for Contempt

NY NarRing Journal special Leased Nirel
Washington. Nov THE district
court Of appeals today affirmed the
decree of n supreme court Of the
District of Columbia adjudeing Presi-
dent samuel Gompers. Secretary
Frank Morrison and Vice President
John Mitchell of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor guilty Of contempt OF
court In the Bucks Stove and Range
case chief Justice sheppard dis
from the opinion an constitu-
tional grounds
The sentence If the supreme court.
now affirmed. was that Gompvrs.
Morrison and Mitchell serve twelve.
nine and six months Imprisonment in
lalL respectively, log refusing TO ob.y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
Auction

Wednesday afternoon. 1870 sharp.
November 3. at the home of Mr.. w. L.
Hawkins COZ the firm of Trotter &
Hawkins), 224 w. New York avenue.
| viii sell the elegant furniture of
MIR. Hawkins home, consisting il part
OF Majestic range, refrigerator, kitch-
en- furnishings, dishes, glassware,
dining table and dining chairs. side
board, ~ehifonier, bookcase. leather
couch. Morris chair, sewing machine.
rockers. chairs. dressers. w~ashstands
lace curtains, beautiful rugs. pictures.
center tables, brass beds. porch swing.
handsome S4o0 piano, etc. Mr.. Haw-
kins goes to oregon to make his home
therefore this sale. Everything goes.
inspect Tuesday.
SCOTT KNIGHT, AUCTIONEER.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-03
WORLD TO RECEIVE
PEARY'S ROOFS
THIS MORNING
National Geographic Society
Ready TO Report on Data of
North Pole Trip Submitted
hv DiScOverer,
by UlSCOVeref,
Thy Morning journal Special Leasrd wireI

NDN tFhtb wv 49,
Washington, Nov. 2-Concluding in
every detail an examination of Com
mander Robert f.. Peray's proofs of
his discovery of the North pole, the
subcommittee of scientists appointed
to Investigate his records will submit
It's report tomorrow to the board of
managers of the National Geographic
society.
Commander Pcary has been invited,
It was learned today. to lecture to the
National Geographic society, on his
rip on November -, and has accept
This probably viii be the first ad-
lrcss since his return.
The failure of cont lander Peary to
All 1T tho navy d3 lrtment during
Ms presence in the q, V yesterday ere
ltcd some ~comment'at the depart
ment. While the commander is on
leave it is known that he vas expected
o appear at the department.