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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
Lalse Citynns NIarrted.

LAKE CITY, Ia, April 22.-(special.)-
At Norfolk, Neb., yesterday occurred the
marriage of Miss Mona McRibbeh Of this
city to Deane Simpson, who has been en-
ployed here for several months. Miss Nc
<ibben has been bookkeeper and stem
ographer for the Lake City Electrical Ce-
ment Machinery company for some time.
After their wedding journey they will be
at home in Boise. Ida.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

how strained and hollow is the demand f-.
additional service az Thedford. There a 70
no settlements Of Importance betAAn
Seneca and Alliance except Whitman, IA
even granting this. n the aforesaid suau-e.
beautiful. unattended buxom female or
phantom were to go to Whitman, or All
ance or beyond. she would leave ut she
so deslred) Seneca on No. a at l.l9 a. m.
instead Of darting into and remaining In
somnolence until 9:3S a. m. the next morn
ing,
"The fact that the phantom beautiful
the creation OF Imagery, would remain
from sos p. m until 9:SS a. m the follow
ing morning ln dinEy little station-tra.n.
mems waiting room -effectually destroys
the effect Of the language OF the complaint
that Il is a dlngy station and Immediately
brings II into view as a place OF magnfl-
cent retreat.
Your honorable body viii hardly say
that II is the duty Of a railroad to provide
frequent and Improbable train service
through locality which would be Intended
as an asylum for unattended young
women"
Mr. Kelby says the complaint is not
against train service, but is aimed az the
fair city OF Seneca. among the hills and
he resents the charges against that ia.ry
city. He also expressed his regret luat
Seneca has no public parks, electl, lights.
sidewalks, hotels and places Of interest fo.
the benefit Of Thedford.
For his neglect to file the answer until
his attention had been called to it by the
commission. Mr.. Kelby makes this apology:
THE undersigned, ever remembering the
beautiful declaration, To err is human,
and to forgive is divine conscious OF his
own error, and OF the power Of forgive
ness, and the desire to forgive on the part
OF your honorable body, clothed in ancient
sack cloth, begrimed with ashes and
stained with dust, penitential mood, ant
with mlen and voice to match, respectfully
shows and represents unto your honorable
body that in reference to said complaint
unintentionally and inadvertently, he mis-
laid the same and neglected to make an
swer thereto as by law and courtesy he
was required so to do and hereby tenders
this his apology to your honorable body
and said thirty-two inhabitants OF Thed-
ford and vicinity for his said neglect and
Graves the pardon of ALL"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

ESTHERVILLE, Ia, April 22.-(Special)
Rev Edward Campbell. who has been
pastor of the Presbyterian church here
for the last four years, this week handed
his resignation to the officials Of the
church. Rev. Mr. Campbell on May q
leaves for Storm Lake, Ia. where he has
accepted the presidency of Buena Vista
college, which is located at that place.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

city Physician Tubbs says many children
in school ars backward with their studies
because Of unsuspectsd eye trouble. In
your child In this aituationr Find out. We
examine ayes frea Lsffsrt's
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

chiidren's pumps and oxfords in the lat
est styles and IN all feathers. Prices u.z'
TO e. We would like to show you these
Duncan Shoe Co. q 8. Main st.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
Council Bluffs

Of malicious injury to fixtures attached to
building. lie gave bond for his appear
ance before Justice Cooper tomorrow. The
complaint was filed by Plato Robb. one
OF Sears neishbors. deprived Of his water
supply
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
ATTENTION

LADIES. ATTENTION! Our specis
denomination OF chi-Namel is now lr
progress. the greatest Moor finish. A spe.
cial representative from the factory vii
demonstrats all week Be sure and come
and learn how 70 make old floors new
r. c. De Vol Hardware company.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

New Dean for Huron College.
HURON, s. D., April 2,-(Special PROF.
Edwin Dukes for several years superiu-
tendent Of schools at independence Ia,
has accepted the position Of dean Of Huron
college and will locate in this city some
time in June. Mr.. Dukes was formerly
superintendent of the public schools of this
city and has wide reputation as an edu-
Gator
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23

Strawberries will sell on the street today
and tomorrow in quart boxes for the first
time this spring. Two carloads came in
this morning and sold wholesale for s.. so
a case Of twenty-four quarts. The berries
come from the south and are of good quail
ity. The first shipment of California cher
ries reached the local market this week.
They were Of the purple Guigne variety
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-23
Sunday Dinner Menu.
Clear Vegetable Soup Salt Waters.
Beef Flank Steak. Cream and Meat Gravy
Mashed Potatoes. Spinach.
Combination Salad.
Rhubarb Pie. Coffee.


A little lemon juice and a piece of butter
to the flavor of rhubarb whether prepared
for sauce or pie filling The butter is
especially desirable for the filling The
with just enough water to keep it from
sticking, and when its juice begins to
come out add the sugar Do not let It cook
long enough to take on the taste of pre-
serve.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
ARIZONA BANKERS TO
BE HELD DURING FAIR


Phoenix, Ariz. oct. 1.-THE annau-
al convention Of the Arizona Bankers
association viii be held in Phoeni~
November II and 2 OF fair week. II
is expected the convention VIII be me
best attended since the association
was formed Ihere are more anu
larser banks than veer before nha
more people interested In them Ihe
fair will also be bigger and better
than ever before nd Two larger hlfas
can be Killed with single stone toah
ON any previous similar occasion
Aside from these CONSIDERATIONS the
convention II ie believed VIII be more
interesting to the members than ever
before. The prosram has rot been
completed and cannot pc until the -
cal committee IN charge mas announce
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
IMPORT ANT FEAST
DAYS ARE BEGUN
Jewish People TO Celebrate and,
Observe Notable Festivals,
Which Commemorate History
Making Times

Like q bridge over time the Feast
Of tho Tabernacles which began yes
terday in the Jewish churches the
world over, connects the past with
the present. Called "Succoth." in the
Hebrew ana in their calendar faIl-
ing on the 18th of Tishri ii extends
over a period of eight days-the nnm
day called "Thc Day Of Solemn AS
sembly' in Exodus it Is spoken OF
as The Feast of the lngathering"
a name that almost explains itself
II is the time for thought of God as
the giver since the holiday occurs
in the Autumn of the year, at time
when the Palestine OF old had safety
garnered the produce OF his lands.
Down through the ages has come
that teaching OF gratitude for bless
ings received and OF responsibility for
the right use Of the munificient gift
Just as the agricultural character is
suggested by calling it the Feast Of
the lngatherine," so passage
from Levitlcus sets forth the histori-
cal Significance Of the feast
Ye shall dwell in booths seven
days-that your generations may
know that | made the children OF
Israel to dwell in booths. when
brought them out of the land Of
Egypt"
The lsraelite who in obedience to
the Divine command lcft his house
for the week Of the festival and took
up his abode in booth or taber-
nacle and lived through that import
ant epoch Of his peoples history has
thereby reprenished the springs of
Thanksgiving actuates the feast today
The orthodox jew remembers that just
Vtrac in Ghe wilderne,h WIS pro-
teetod by God SO he is being emrd-
ed in his earthly pilgrimage ana that
Gods love hovers over his children
like a protecting cloud.
Succoth is the third of the series
of importnnt occasions in the cali
endar OF the Jewish church to occur
in October ana its celebration win
end thes great holiday season. The
two preceding were Rosh Hashonna
and Yum l<ippur the day Of prayer
penance and fast
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
s. RECIPE FREE!
CURES ALL AILMENTS

81, Dr Kidd of Fort Wayne. Indiana.
'o Is probably America's most sue
Chronic Disease Specialist. has
n N's Years of practice compound
10 ,e'oesands OF formulas for the cure
~ iHleumatism, Catarrh. Piles. Con
" paiion' Female Troubles. Skin and
ei'"us Disease, Weak Lungs. Heart
.r"'aeh, ~ Liver Kidney and Bladder
d,''u'ies. In fact almost every chronic
"se under nearly every condition.
' authorizes us to publish the fol-
t,...u statement 1t is my amhi-
W." 10 continue doing good 10 the end
my days. and ] can think OF no
So, or surcr way than by pl. cling
the reach OF all sufferers the
t..S oi finding perfect health
~ ihat mank sick people cannot
c..,, 0" pay the usual fees of spe-
,''s's. and I viii therefore send
l. free of cost and expense
d..ns rs one writing me complete
e.'.''tlion IF their trouble. ID specially
ten recipe for their cure. They
Oily 2" address, me thus
it'. James w. Kidd. 652 Kidd Build
a, T. Wayne Indiana and tho re-
.Ir.. ih Doe sent free and without
tf i''h hF prepaid mail"
.5. hd}ise all sick people To take
'-e OF this generous offer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
FOR CONSTIPATION
\ Medicine That Does Not Cost ANY
hing Unless it Cures.

The active medicinal ingredients OF
Rexau Orderlies. which are odor!ess.
tasteless and colorless. is an entirely
new discovery. Combined with other
extremely valuable ingredients. IL
forms "a perfect bowel regulrtor. in
testinal invigorator and strengthener.
Rcxan Ordcrlies are eaten like candy
and are notable for their agreeable
ness TO the palate and gentlencss of
action. They do not cause gripping or
any disagreeable effect or inconven-
icucc
Unlike other preparations for like
purpose. they do not create "a habit,
but instead they overcome the cause
of habit acquired through the use
of ordinary laxatives. cathartics and
harsh physic. and permanently remove
the cause of constipation or irregular
bowel action.
We Will refund your money without
argument If they do not DO as We say
they WAL Two sizes 25c and I0c
Sold ot our store-Thc Rexail Store j.
n. o'Rieliy Co,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
CLIMATE IN EGYPT
NOT IDEAL SAYS
TRAVELLER
EngIiShma1 Visiting in Santa
Fe Says Nile River Pirates are
Myth and That Egyptians
Like LumpS of Sugar.

| Especial Correspondence To Morning Jonrn1Il
Santa Fe. ~ NJ, oct. t9.-|hat
the Nile river pirates, So glowingly
described in magazine stories, now
are a myth; that the baggage Of uay-
elers today in Egypt rs ransackcd
only for sugar the Egyptians craving
the sweets almost as much as did
Dr. Cooks Esquimeaux those gum
drops" and that even in Egypt there
is no ideal climate. were interesting
statements made today by DR.. Fed
erick NJ. Bishop. tourist explorer
writer, and now student O. America
ana Americans, who is the guest of
Bronson Cutting at his home on Ger
rillos road
DR. Bishop ie an 1nglishman. but
he has been redising at Narenna,
Italy. health and fashionable re-
sort. visited by many foreigners. I'M
Guiding members of the English noe
bility. With party composed of
Mr. Cutting, Joseph Lindon smith, |
the noted Boston artist. Gordon
Gardner, the military expert and sev-
eral European celebrities Or. Bishop !
travelled extensively i'm Egypt. going
as far rs the second cciarct on the |
Nile. which. but fo. two great intcr- /
ruptions. is navlgable for its cntr
course of 1000 miles.
Asked if he did not have tho thrill- |
ing experience of seeing the lituc /
steamer he was held up by pirates and |
having 60 pass the gauntlet of these !
fierce fighters who viii do anythirr
under the glimmer oi gold. DE-
Bishop declared These stories are
tales "1'ho only thing
you are likely to hc robbed OF tIav-
cling in Egypt is SUGAR said the
traveller Certain it 3, that no gum
drop To- an Esquimt is more delicious
than SUGAR ump TO an Egyptian.
This may bee because alcohol is not
io be had and sugar takes Inc place
Of stimulant. So If sou go down
The Nile put your chocolate in your
inside pocket"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19

Ormshy cashier ofthe Arizona Ma
tional bank. president and council-
man Nose Drachman. secretary.
Interest In AgricultUvc.
Prof a. NJ McOmie, Il graduate of
the university of Utah, has assumed
his duties as assistant agriculturist
at the university OF Arizona expert
ment station
More interest is being shown ia the
agriculture course this year than in
previous years, Prof. Il. W Ciothier,
head of the agricultural department.
states ana many inquiries concerning
that branch OF the work are being
made. Miss Jessie Rosnt now en-
gagged rs stenographer in Califor-
MIA desires 70 take course IN prac-
teal farming ia order 90 fit herself
Tor a teacher Of agriculture l.
steward, who owns large acreage
ia California. has arrived here TO en-
ter the university Tor the complete
course in practical agriculture
Mexican Outlook Good
with new industries coming into
existence at Guaymas and Maaatlan
and with gold mining showing re-
newed activity Harry Lawton, gem
cfal freight ana passenger agent Tor
the southern Pacific of Mexico, says
the outlook for fan and winter busi-
ness in Mexico IS excellent
While in Tucson fol a conference
With col. Epes Randolph, Mr. Law
ton stated tina the vclurae of freight
between the Unitcd states ana the
west coast OF Mexico is constantly in-
creasing.
Placer Excitement Continues.
Placer excitement still continues in
the Quiiotoa district. near this city
whore q GUNNER machine is In oper-
alton, ana whore number of claims
have been located by Tucson and
Douglas men.
jeff Milton hes returned from the
district with two bottles fillod with
sample gold Fred Felker is also
showing samples which he took from
his claims and from those II Alex.
Rossi and capt Holl and which he
says show gold average of SO per
cubic yard
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
ANOTHER STCRM BRINGS
COLD WAVE FROM WEST.

Washington, oct. 1S.-Two remark
able storm conditions exist on the
weather map of the United States to-
night and the situation is serious ac-
cording to experts of tho weather
bureau.
with the gulf storm sweeping north
eastward from Florida at velocity
Of forty-two miles an hour threaten
ing great damage to shipping and
property along the eastern coast and
with a low barometer Of 29.12 in
Florida rare condition-another
storm is approaching from the west
bringing with it the coldest weather Of
the season
In the middle states an excessive
drop in temperature probably will
come in twenty four hours.
Behind the western storm, which
extends from Western Lake Superior
to Texas. is an extensive area of high
barometer that has developed the eX-
treme cold. TIL cold win be felt in
the Atlantic sections by Thursday
night.
Should the gulf storm ana the
western storm meet along the eastern
coast the situation would be doubly
serious. but in the opinion of the
forecaster the southern hur-
ricane will have passed out TO sea
before the western storm can meet il.
So dangerous is Ihe southern situa-
tion regarded that hurricane warnings
are displayed on the coast from Flor-
ida to the New Jercey coast. In the
lake region storm warnings have
been ordered displayed.
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NUT a. ~ t,,,,,yr ,,.or1- f..n,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
TUCSON HAS ORGANIZED
TO PROTECT PROPERTY
FROM THE LAWLESS

Tucson. Ariz.. ocL 1-.-Oreauiz-
ing a good government league Tor the
purpose 81 protectins the property
OF the Southern Pacific company aud
other interests in Tucson. thc busi-
ness mon of this city have adopted
,solntipns deploring fnd condemn
inR che efforts na dc on the lue of
Superintendent ~. 10. Whalen more
than year ago md the aliegcd in-
coudiarism of thr shops ,lres.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
CALIFORNIA CBSERN NTCRY
REPORTS GREAT DISTURBANCE

Santa Clara, Cal. oct. lS.-The
santa Clara observatory tonight issued
the following notice:
THE trouble in the Caribbean sea
is more than mere atmospheric dis
mrbance The seismographs here have
been running Wild october 15. Il, IS.
reporting gigantic disturbance q
long distance to the cas-. Today the
record has been continuous from the
east and the south and OF about the
same dimension. The seismic reports
from this place have 50 far been con-
firmed from Washington. Buffalo.
Cleveland, St Louis and Manitoba,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19

Rev. MIR Williams Is an eloquent and
powerful preacher, broad minded IN his
Views aud his sermons are well worth
hearing Last night his sermon was
taken from THE Box of Ointment, :"
Mark 1853.
The music for the exercises Is being
furnished by Mrs $ B. Miller. the
wen known soloist, ana Mrs. herman.
the talented accompanist Last night
Mrs. Miller sang, Not Ashamed Of
Jesus, accompanied 10y Mrs. Herman.
The exercises will continue each
night for two weeks and an church
people regardless of denomination, are
cordially invited to attend.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
OFFICIAL. NOTES Of
THE CAPITAL
School Census Indicates Loss
in Population in Certain
Countess Water Flow Abnor- |
maIIy Low

| Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journail
! Santa Fe, n. NJ, oct. 1S.-Two
more Democratic counties have lost
IN population accordins to school
| census returns Just received, Luna
,ounty whose school population has
declined from 1878 last year to 1907
this year and Sierra county whose
school population is 1868 against
1850 last year San Juan county
shows an increase but only Of %.
Tor its school population this year
Is 1877 against 1925 last year.
Measured Streams
Hydrogrnphcr j. B. Stewart has
rtcurncd from stream measure
mcnt trip during which he visited pll
,hc stations i'm san Juan and Taos
counties. Everywhere he found the
low adnormally low.
incorporation.
Incorporation papers were filed to-
day n the office of Territorial Sccre-
tay Nathan Jaffa by The Nermcjn
coal and Coke company of Alamos-
gurdo. Otero county which will opc-
rate ia the Colfax county The capi- !
taiization is $4,000 divided into
$50 shares and the paid up capital
$4,000 The incorporators and dir /
ectors are. r. G. Scarle. ! share, John |
Franklin. / share. Vance stewart ! F,
share AN of El Paso; W A. Hawkins !
a shares of Three Rivers and &. NJ i
Hanson, 1G shares, of Dawson.
Who Pays the Taxes.
IN Eddy county tho railroads pay :
only tou per cent of the taxes. OfI
thc 1910 assessment. 3405 per cent +
is on agricultural lands and improve +
mcnts. 1871 cattle. 1861 per cent
on city lots and improvements. 1871 :
cntflc. 913 railroads 7fS grazing
lands Improvement. $50 mcr-etioin
rh8udise. 32S horses and mules. 3.12.
banks 203 sheep and goets. 143
household goods etc. wagons. Inn
plenmcnts and horness.S2, an other
CLASSES 3.64.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
WEST INDIAN HURRICANE is
NOW RAPIDLY MOVING
NORTHWARD OVER
SOUTHERN
STATES
CONTINUED from Page y

force mere ana at sand Key safe.
Considerable damage i'm city. Awful
experience"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH

New Pastor. Rev. II. T.. Williams. En-
Enthusiastically Begins Work IN New
Field.
Appealing deyoiional exercises were
held in the Christian church last night
being the second 81 the series which
were started Monday night EcV H.
+. Williams. the nsas pastor has en-
Enthusiastically taken hold of his work
in Albuquerque and the indications
are that h. VIII b. vtfy succcssfui
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19

The ladies Will attend the Gem
matinee this week 10 sec the dance OF
the seven veils-a dollar leatuie for
10 cents.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19

hatpIn, and for an amazingly smon
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
NO MAN ARRESTED
ON MURDER
Proprietor of San Francisco
Roon0iHg House Held in Con-
nection With Times Disaster.


by Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
sun Francisco, oct lS,-Mrs Belle
LAWN, proprietor of a rooming house
.at 2l10 Mission street was arrested
on o "Jano Doe" warrant charging
murder aud was booked at the police
station as a fugitive from Justice in
connection with the Investigation in-
To the Los Angeles Times explosion
case this afternoon. The warrant was
obtined by District Attorney Louis
A Duni Of Los Angeles before Magis-
trate j W. Summerflold of that city
The woman left for Los Angeles at
O'Clock tonight with detectives
Attorney Earl Rogers, who repre-
sents the Los Angeles authorities and
the police here refuse to discuss the
arrest OF the woman and Mrs LAWN
claims to be in ignorance as 70 the
meaning Of the action. She says the
police viii find out soon that they
heNe made Il bad blunder
Mrs. LAWN figured in the invostiga- |
tion Few days ago when 1t was learn |
ed that the man known as Perry |
or "smithy' enc of the trio sought in
the case had lived at her house for
several weeks
Six Warrants Issued
Les Angeles. Cal. October 1S,-
The warrant under which Mrs.
Belle LAWN was arrested today is one
II six issued here, All charging muir
Ter in connection with the Times dis
Ister
An the warrants are against John
-
II nine Times employees who met
leath in tho explosion Neither the
,olicc nor officials Of the county
would gay tonight whether any more
rrests were in immediate prospect
IN the warrants were sent to San
Francisco for service.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19
STRYCHNlNE SUICIDE
TELLS WIFE HE CAN
"FEEL IT TICKLING"

Mesa. Ariz.. oct t7.-Evorett \.
Hadlaek, a young married man Of
Mesa, committed suicide nero Friday
night at ia o'clock by taking lzo
grains of strychnne Dr. J. b. NeI-
son Nes Quilted immediately after II
was known that the young man had
taken the strpehniue and the physi-
cmu succeeded in keeping him aiiNe
foi tNo hours grd a half, bat the
deadly poison had taken such a firm
held OH THE name constitution boz
for the doctor arrived that the case
was a hopeless one and the patient
died shortly after midnight
Tho canac of the RASH act on the
part or The young man Is not known
lie had been drinking some in the
afternoon ana II Is known that he
hrd some words with his father in
the evening when thc. met on the
street and pt the time fladlack told
his father that "you viii have somc
place to go tomorrow"
Immediately after this occurred lac
went Go his home, taking the poison
with him and mixed II in two um-
blers of water one of which he
drank He then asked his wife for
some clean clothes telling her that
he pre- posed 10 end his life and re-
"that voun have no bother
dressing me after death" He then
went to the bedroom ana kissed his
children goodbye and returning
drank the other glass Of etrychnine
II feel the stuff tickling mo al
.eady." said no to his wife, whc, be-
coming alarmed and realizing for the
first time that her husband meant
Nhgt 10 was saying, rushed out of
he home To one of the neighhors.
Mrs. *. l. Munrord, and Immediately
cnt for the physician.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19

The SuivaGon Army is very much
in need of your cast-off clothing,
bod clothes and odd dishes. Phone
26S
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19

salome fit for the boosting crowds
at Gem every day and night
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-19

First run pictures al Gem.