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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

on a court uniform. He crossed his front
when in full regalia. too, with a heavy
gold watch chain, with big diamonds stuck
between the links. Fitch was notorious
for his bad taste, 1t was told that he
crammed his town house full of junk
which he had bought at fabulous prices
for art treasures, and that finally a friend
who knew something about art values
cleared out the place, altered the wall
decorations. gave a harmonious whole, and
made the house hook -prssehtable, The
stable Of Ffteh's country home is full of
neaF-art objects picked up in Europe. The
playwright was an easy mark for the
picture men and the antique dealers. and,
oddly enough in this respect. he was i'm
posed upon in the same way as Richard
Mansfield,
The KSiseF's Travelling Wardrobe,
The kaiser when he travels takes with
him an extensive and we'll furnished ward
robe, Another formidable item in his bag
gage is his motor cars. He never travels
far without them.
During his recent sojourn at Corfu he
had no less than half a dozen sent 10 him;
five were OF German manufacture, the
sixth Italian; all the imperial cars are
painted ivory white, and all carry horns OF
a different sound. While the kaiser's
wardrobe occupies a dozen domesties and
about a score OF other people. the cooking
arrangements, which the empress super
vises. are modest.
The kaiser. en- voyage, is generally cheer
tul but ne takes the morning at all events
seriously, He rises at 6 o'clock. and at 7
O'Clock begins work with the heads Of his
eivil, military and naval household, Al 0
o'clock he does hts letter writing, The
royal epistles are written on specially
manufactured note paper, thick and heavy.
ivory white with a light lilac edging and
measuring rather less than fifteen inches
by a little more than eleven inches Com
pared with the ksiser's note paper, his
cards are enormous. They bear the In
Of Prussia.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
Stories That Are Being Pedd1ed Through the Public Prints

genious lieutenant one morning came down
before the captain, emptied the salt from
all the cruets, and filled them up with
sugar.
"A little later the captain appeared. He
opened two egg into a cup, sprinkled
plenty Of salt over them, and with a look
Of gloomy complacency lifted a white and
yellow spoonful to his mouth.
Immediately he made a terrible splutter-
ing.
" 'Sugared! he shouted. and rushed from
the room in an uncomfortable rage
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

one Of my business mems weekly services.
SEEING him in the congregation, and UNI
aware that he was not used to praying
extempore, I said, after the first hymn:
We will now be led in prayer by
Brother Carnegie
Mr.. Carnegie rose, very red and
flustered.
Let us engage. first of ALL he SIAM
mered, in a few minutes Of silent prayer
I'VE all obediently bowed our heads and
closed our eyes. and Mr.. Carnegie. tip
toeing out, escaped. "-New' York Tribune.
HOOSieF Professor PunsteF,
T, ], Moll, dean Of the Indianapolis Col
lege Of Law. is a puRster. as most Of his
students nave learned.
Recently his law class came TO a Latin
term-"causa mortis." The term is used
with reference TO gifts made before death.
III there was a grandfather said Prof.
Mol, explaining TO the class, and he,
wishing to present his grandson with a gift
as he was expecting to die, should give
him a COW, thai would be a gift made
'causa norris
However" added Prof, Moll, with a
twinkle in his eye. IF by chance the COW
should die before the grandfather, that
NNAlN DC Ahu WV > a AApANAo- -AhhAalaR~
oils Star.
He Wasn't Twins.
MY friend Woollen-Willtam Wesley
Woollen." said Speaker cannon, was start
ing on a trip TO Europe.
He needed a steamer rug In a hurry and
telephoned for one 10 be sent 90 his house,
The clerk took the order, but couldn't
understand the name.
Spell il out he said. and III write it
down
80 Woollen started
wv said he.
YES said the clerk.
w
YES
Wv
"Ye-eS'
Double o.
"'Yc-es.'
" Double l.
say interrupted the clerk. what do
you think you are-twins? "-Harper's
Weekly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

China.-(Special Core
spondence OF The Bee.)-I want
TO tell you how Kwang Su, the
young emperor OF China, was
buried. His life was a pup
pet dance with the great en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 3.-Wii.
Ham A. Stein. who shot and killed
his broihcrin.iaw. I'D Livermore.
the property man OF the Princess
theatre. on the night OF September
3. IL dead at the home OF his
brother. a suicide.
Stein. who had been bruoding
continually over the death OF Liver.
more. yesterday afternoon hanged
himself IN closet while bis broth.
ers had gone 10 tho polls for the
purpose OF voting When they re-.
turned they found him hanging By
a strap lie apparently had been
dead for half an hour. An empty
thre"ounce bottle. marked lysoi.
was found on the floor, Indicating
that be had taken poison before
hanging himaelf
Tho Trouble that resulted In the
death OF Liyermore Was Of long
standing. and reached its cnimina
tion when he went To the Stein
home and attempted 20 remove
some OF the things there that had
belonged 10 his dead wife. Stein
had written LiyeFmore forbiddlng
him 10 enter the home.
When Stein found Livermore In
the house a fight ensued. and
during the fracaa Liyermoro was
shot IN the face. He died on the
way 20 the Emergency hospital.
stein was opt on bail Ia the sum
OF $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
END OF A RED NOSE
New Fiesh-Colored Product That
Heals and Hides Skin lmper-
fectfong.

A peculiar feature of poslam.
new skin discovery. is that Il Is
naturally flesh-colorod and contains
no grease. so that when used on
the face for the complexion, or for
plmples. red noses. or any other
inflammatlons. blemishes, or dis.
colorations, Its presence cannot be
detected. II can thus be applied IN
the daytime. the natural color OF
the skin being Immediately restored
and the actual healing and curing
process accomplished In a few days.
IL can be had OF any pharmacist
who sells pure drugs The Quaker
Drug Co.'S drug stores, 1913 list
av. and 400 Pike st., make spe.
clalty OF e. FIFTY cents worth viii
answer either for the troubles men
toned or In curing ordinary cases
OF eczema. Itching stops at once.
Any one who will write to the
Emergency Laboratories, No. 32
West Twenty-fifth Street. New
York, can secure. by mail free of
charge, supply sufficient to cure
q small eczema surface or clear a
complexion overnight and remove
pimples In twenty-four hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
Miner Found Crawling
After Lizard, Talking to
Himself and Laughing
Wildly.
On, United rre...i

LOS ANGELES, Nov. Sex.
hausied. his feet and hands torn
by cactus spines and sharp rocks.
and his mind stu showing the ter.
rlble strain Of four days on the
caiifornia.Nevada desert without
food or water Albert Bahia. a for.
mer Los Angeles resident. IL re-
cuperating today at Lee. Cal. near
the Nevada line
Bahia loft San Francisco where
he has wife and child several
weeks ago In company with hia
partner. Jack Lampslade. he left
Iceland. New. October 20. intend
ing 20 follow the Lee consolidated
train 20 the Echo Lee mining dis
trict
The small supply OF water the
men carried soon became exhaust.
ed. and within a week Bahia was
in a dcllrious condition. Lamp
slade then left his friend. and alone
managed make his way to Lee,
Cal. A searching party under the
Leadership OF Hughey Leonard,
noted desert scout. was dispatched
to take up Balha's trail.
Leonard today told the story Of
the rescue of the wanderer and
their return to this camp.
"WlMnSwe found Bahia, he said,
he vAsA crawling about on his
hands and knees, trying TO catch
a little green lizard no bigger than
a clgaret4 He was laughing to him
self and talking to the lizard.
AT last we were able to take
his attenfion away from the rep
tile. When he saw us he laughed.
II was the most awful sound ever
expect to hear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
TAKES HIS LIFE TO
ESCAPE GALLOWS

ton Of J. V. Hart for city attor.
noy. hut NJ n Beard. democratic
mayoralty candidate. won hands
down over his republican opponent,
J. 4, Sullivan. with a plurality OF
5tT Democratic Trustees Cara.
cher. Burke. Hoffman and Murphy
were elected BY substantial ma
iorsties.
A charter amendment providing
Tor election Of trustees by a vote
at large instead OF by ward vote.
"a Al present obtaina. carried By a
substantial majority. An ordinance
for regulation OF saloons. which
was bitterly fought by the Royal
Arch. was lost. although but 5000
votes we're cast on this Issue A
charter amendment providing for
raising salaries Of city trustees was
Lost by heavy margin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
EICHT-YEAR-OLD
BOY is TAKEN TO
THE COUNTY JAIL

Sammy Stewart. the elght-year.
old youth who shot and Killed his
five-year.old playmate Freddie
bestman, Monday evening. while
playing Buffalo Bin, was arrested
yesterday by a deputy sheriff upon
orders issued by Coroner Snyder.
The lad was brought TO the county
jail with his parents and later re
leased on an order from Juvenile
Judge a. w. Frater
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LOST ON DESERT;
RESCUED INSANE
DIARIES ORDERED To
CLEAN On CLOSE UP

The independent Dairy company
Of 1901 Howell St, aud NJ. Young,
1907 Ninth ay. have been ordered
by Dairy Inspector Gus Henderson
10 either clean up or close up. The
Young dairy has been ordered to
vacate the premises II now occu-
pies before 80 days. The other
will have to make a thorough
cleaning up before resuming bust
ness
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FickERT's SIDE.
By United Prs-s.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. B.
Charles M. F1ckert. district attor-
ney elect. who was charged by
Francis J. Heney with being the
candidate Of Patrick Calhoun, was
asked today whether he will dis
charge Detective William J. Burns,
the famous graft slcuth. what he
will do with the case OF Patrick
Calhoun. now pending, and which
one Of the graft cases he will take
up first when he assumes office
on January /. He replied:
These are questions that ] can
not answer at this time, | shall
have to go into the affairs Of my
office thoroughly before stating my
course definitely"
In q signed statement 10 the pub
lie, Fickert attacked the 'un-Amcri.
can system" and methods Of
Heney, saying:
II realize that my election IL the
condemnation by the people OF San
Francisco OF the un.American spy
system and the un.American meth.
DDS which my opponent has been
party in mitigating and in carry.
Ing out
"The people, not only Of San
Francisco. but, I'm my judgment,
throughout the United States, be-
lieve in q fair trial for every man
accused OF crime. am satisfied
that the controlling fact which led
10 Mr.. Heneys defeat was the
knowledge that he received money
from Mr.. Rudolph Spreckels while
a public officer. and that his part.
ners had also been recipients Of
large fees from the same man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

ALBANY, n. ". Nov. 3.--The
next state assembly viii be com.
posed Of 100 republicans and IS
democrats. making a gain OF two
for the republicans.
The most sensational feature OF
the election in this connection was
the defeat Of State Senator John
Ralnes. OF Canandaigua. president
pro tenn. OF the senate. and for
years the republican leader In that
body
Haines has been prominent In
state politics since he was first
elected 10 the assembly in 1881.
His defeat was brought about on
charge made by Herbert Parsons.
chairman Of the republican commit.
tee Of New York county. that
Raines aided Tammany in return
for Tammany's aid given 20 Speak.
er Cannon IN the fight on the rules
In the last congressional session.
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|DxAZ LIBERATES
MISS NgkZEREAL
Mistaken for Her Sister,
Andrea, and Released
When Mexican Officials
Discover Their Error.

FL pAso. Tex. Nov 3.-Seno
rita Andrea Nillcreal today receiy.
ed word that her sister, Senorita
Teresa Nillereal. was liberated
from the Mexican prison at Tor.
reon four days after her arrest
II IL explained that Teresa was
mistaken for Andrea and that as
soon as her Identity was learned
she was set free.
senorita Andrea has been one
OF the leaders IN the revolutionary
movement against the Diaa ad.
miniatratlon aud II has been known
for a long time that the govern.
ment agents Of Mexico were seek
ing 10 arrest her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
Ma.sachuass,s.

BOSTON. Mass. Nov. a.--Ebcn
S. Draper has been reelected gov
eFuor Of Massachusetts by u ma
iorlty Of less than 5000. This IL
the smallest majority that re-
publican nominee for governor mas
received IN quarter OF century
and republicans declare today that
Governor Diapers small majority
vas due 70 anger over the tariff
and because he vetoed the eight
hour law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

hearsal OF this scene last week
True noardman. the cofnpanys
villain. calmly announced that IL
the company SO desired II could
drink to the health OF real baby.
one which had Just arrived az his
home The burnt sugar in the
glasses was quickly discarded for
real suds. and the baby. which
Hoardman says distinctly is not 10
become an actor. was started on
hts way rejoicing.
The baby has been named I.aer.
tes Macbeth noardman. after I'D
ward L.aertea Drew and William
Macbeth Russell. managers OF the
theatre.
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BETTER SERVICE
TO SOUTH PARK

Georgetown and South Park citi-
gems are TO have a better car
service. Beginning tomorrow morn
ing cars of the big single end class
viii be run south on First av. and
out over the new trestlo just com
pleted TO Georgetown. The new
route will reduce the running time
to South Park 10 minutes and
to Georgetown proportionato
amount.
During the rush hours a t0-min-
ute Roadway will be maintained
and at other times of the day cars
viii be run on a 15-minute
schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. a.
Following bis defeat for the fifth
term as mayor OF Cleveland by Her
man Baehr republican. Mayor Tom
T. johnson announced today that
be would again be candidate for
the office two years hence.
The defeat OF Johnson. II Ia
claimed. was brought about by the
peoples loss 81 confidence In the
low fare" mayor
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ELECTION
(coneluesd.)


NEW YORK. Nov. 3-~When the
reporters gathered at the homo OF
Mayor.clcct Gaynor today. he hand.
ed cut typewriter statement
which failed TO outline his future
policy and failed TO state whether
he would acrve as mayor or not,
lie stated previously that he would
not serve n a fusion board Of eati.
mate was elected. but hts failure
20 mention this In hts statement
leads to the belief that he undoubt'
eddy wlil serve. Tho statement was
as follows.
Il have nothing for the news.
papers today except that ! desire
10 thank the reporters who have
been calling upon me daily. You
have never broken confidence"
The revised returns Of ycs,sr'
days election this afternoon show
the following for mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The
people of Philadelphia yesterday
voiced their approval OF the admin
istration Of Samuel r. RotAn when
they again elected him district at
torney on the republican ticket
Ills majority over b. Clarence Glib
honey. candidate OF the reform ele-
ment. was s5.0ss.
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STILL THEY BREAK
ALL AIR RECORDS

WASHINGTON, Nov 3.-Lleu-
tenants Humphrey and Foulers to.
day flew hour aud y of minute
I'm the government aeroplane,
breaking all the records for sus-
tanned flights made at College park
since the beginning of the trials
which are being held under the
supervision OF Wilbur Wright.
The young men showed a strong
inclination TO keep mp longer, but
Wright signaled them to descend.
on account of the wind, which was
rising. rapidly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
Rockefeller Loses.

NEW YORK. Nov John d.
ROckefeiler's advent into the DO.
litioai arena of Greonsburg and
Mount Pleasant townships has re.
suited In singing defeat for the
millionaire.
Despite the fact that the oil mag.
nate identified himself with the
"drys" IN yesterdays election. both
communities voted wet" by a
comfortable majority
Rockefeller connected himself
with the dry campaign after the
liquor interests met al Tarrytown.
and denounced him for giving.
through his daughter, Mrs. Nc.
Cormlck, s335.00O to the Anti.
Saloon league.
Rockefeller refuses TO discuss
the outcome Of yesterdays
election.
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NEW SPOKANE PAPER.

SPOKANE. Nov. 3.-The Spo-
kane News, new paper to enter
the morning field here, was incor-
porated at Olympia yesterday for
$1,000 The incorporators are
Daniel G. Murphy, X, u, Cummius,
G. G.. Brown. G. G. Dempsey, John
Gray and M. O. Fitz-Maurlce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

s4anN New York comes the
news Of q serious rumpus IN
the domestic relations 81
p rlayers who are very well
hsn here. Carter D. Haven and
| rra Parker, bis wife, AZ the
prszi writing Siss Parker Is des-
rntsly III In bed, with the idea
4 nssitRiing divorce proceedings
nj fixed Ia her mind De
&Fsn has been arrested and II
Ne out on bail. With one or two
xsoas charges hanging over him.
Ektecslves In the employ of Miss
h1sr, with whom De Haven has
/ u seen living for several months.
~ into Ne Hsven's hotel room
|xsA N. and Il Is said secured
~ ssAsncp which viii be later
~ : ihe divorce proceedings
y Ezsa xas naturally both ex
81 ni ugry. and before day.
~ h - yanked an attorney
nj Il NJ nd proceeded with him
4 ~ Aossl where Miss Parker
b. sAgsrx In the conference
hkh f1llexed De Haven knocked
ArTsf down and dislOcated his
eml1sr Fur this hc was arrested
= raeazsa on $4,000 bail. The
~ . nifscfed Miss Parker that
4 y Ruw or a sick bed. threaten
vt complete breakdown.
4 haven and Miss Parker were
q Il the Moore season before
) the leading roles in George
zlngton. ir.~ About eight
~ ago Miss Parker waz feat.
\ ID The Telephone Girl
y L played at the old Third
Hze. and she was Nat Good
NJ l1gsnue when he played THE
zzss II the Grand De Haven
rsatsd the De Haven sextette.
" kzssn In 0rpheum vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

TACOMA. Nov. Sc. s. "Tige"
Reynolds. widely known cartoonist
OF the Tacoma Ledger. has re.
signed TO accept the position Of
head OF the art department OF the
Vancouver. u. c., Province.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov
B.. The American, or antl-church
party. was returned victor IN
yesterdays election.
Major j. +. Bransford. the
American nominee, was elected
mayor by q substantial majority.
The American party also elected
eight out OF ten councilmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
Buffalo.

BUFFALO. n. Y. Nov. 3.-~Louls
Fuhrrnan. democrat. was elected
mayor Of Buffalo by a plurality OF
! 800.
The republicans carried the re
maindeE OF the city ticket By about
the same plurality
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Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. Nov a.
Complete returns today show that
the republicans won q sweeping
victory Ia Rhode Island whom
Pothier was elected governor b. a
majority Of $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

EVERETT. Nov. s.--Roland ~
Hartley. republican. was elected
mayor Of Everett by a small ma.
ioritY over Gillespie. the democrat.
ic candidate. -Four republican. two
democratic and one independent
councilmsn were elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
Albany

ALBANY. ~ ". Nov. 3.--Jamea
McEwan. the republican nominee.
has been elected mayor OF Albany.
The republicans also carried the
enure city and county tickets BY a
plurality Of 5.TUu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

ROCHESTER,. n. ". Nov. a.
The entire republican city ticket
was elected yesterday by a plural.
ity OF $500 Hiram Edgerton was
the republican candidate for mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov. s,--com.
pletc returns today show that
Brand Whitlock independently has
been reelected mayor OF Toledo for
the third time, with a plurality OF
b.766 over David r. Davies, ropub-
lican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
Vancouver, Wn.

VANCOUVER. wn.. Nov s.
The vets won al the polls ycs,cr-
day. following bitter fight of
three mouths. ON the license quss.
ton. All the ncighboring towns
went dry"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

Nl7 Raynore and his wife.
Va kesae. who we're popular
~ IlzYeFs In Seattle for several
- snd me a program fudlcat.
= - hey have just completed
- With their vaudeville
Nov Flxer Fixed It. IN
xA N Y. In a letter from
W zass Biliy says
fags after we struck New
y vas attacked b. rheuma
~ 81 az On a bed OF torture
y weeks, but am o. X. again
haess lost Mrs. Raynore
To- 40 myself an engagement
- TIE squawman. We have
= 80 n vaudeville four weeks
Y aes Is a biz hit We are
- iof fifteen weeks on United
aastIng IN December. We
Hll Morris. Ailleen May. I'd
and Roy Applegate in New
NY England Il vaudeville
Z "a he Combinations are all
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sacramento.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Nov. g.
Republican Sacramento went dem
ocratic in yesterdays election. In
contested offices the republicans
won just one victory in the cleo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

Il want to get copies Of The
Weekly wRg' for week back.
Don't you think you'd better use
a porous plaster Comic Cuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

The Raven prescription service
means that the doctors skill In pre-
serlbIng ls most efficiently supple
mented by the drugplst's skill In
eompoundIno. RAVEN DRUG TO-
t4f6 Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

Gaynor's plurality. 7g.0l6.
MeClellan'A plurality Ia 1905 was
7.sS5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03

The most suitable name for a
new play often gives the produc-
Ing manager more concern than
any other detail Of the production.
Plays are subjected TO numerous
titles before one can be found
which suits all parties concerned.
An example is found In the case Of
"sprifp time" Mabel Taliaferros
new vehicle.
AS turned out by the author, u
vas called THE Return Of Soul"
Then u was renamed THE White
Butterfly" Three more names
were attached 10 It. namely, THE
Lights Of Valette.' Young Love"
and Love Comes 10 AL" before
Mas Tailaferro herself thought Of
"springtime."