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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22

dTande. II It Is true, and many Mexicans
assert that It is, It means that the rcvolu-
uonists have at their head a man superior
In military training TO any other man In
Mexico, not even excepting President Diaz
himself
General Bernardo Reyes. once a business
friend Of President Diaz, IS now said to be
an exile from his country lie WIS sent
a year ago to Paris, France, on a mill
tary mission" Since then no word has
come him until today, when the cautious
words we're sent from Matamoras to Las
Yacas. II was reported among the Next
cans that no had already taken passage
for New York and would reach Eagle Pass
within ten days. Reyes was governor Of
the state Of Nuevo Leon the hotbed Of
revolution In Mexico. During the last
campaign for president OF Mexico. some OF
bis admirers proposed his name as vice
president
Subsequent events appeared to prove that
Reyes, while avOwing perfect amity and
friendship for Diaz. was plotting against
his downfall.
Then Il was that the stirring events in
May, 1909. occurred. Reyes was surrounded
BY troops and was, TO all intents and pur-
poses, prisoner. He repaired TO Mexico
city where he was sent on the foreign
mission. Adherents of General Reyes
openly assert that he is now footloose and
they claim he has a strong following in all
parts Of the republic.
Regiment Rushed TO Arizona.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2i.--A regiment Of
Infantry was rushed 10 Ortzaba. I'm the
state of Vera Cruz. early today In response
to an urgent appeal from the authorities
there fore protection from rebilIious work.
ingmen.
The message said that the city officials
since last Saturday had been in fear of an
attack by the worlnen, among whom revo-
lutionary agitators were busy. It was ru-
mored that rebels were gathered I'm force
IN the mountains.
War Minister Cosio declares positively
that there has been no trouble at Zaca-
tecas where it had been reported a. clash
occurred between reyoiutlonists and the
military Saturday night The minister ex-
hibited a telegram from the military com
mander Of the state Of zacatecas reporting
all quiet
Unofficial information concerning the sit
uation at Zacatecas Is meagre and comes
here by way OF Eagle Pass. Railroad men
and army officials are quoted as saying
that 100 persons were killed.
Luther 4. Ellsworth American consul AT
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, In Cuahuila, saws the
seriousness Of the uprising has been exag-
gerated.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
GRANGE CONDEMNS CRITICS
National Convention Cenaures Men
Who Fail 10 substantiate
Charges.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Nov. a.-The
charges affecting the integrity OF the ma
tional master. the executive committee and
certain members OF the National Grange
and Patrons Of Husbandry. now in conven-
ton here, alleged to have been made by
George p Hampton Of New York city and
J. W. Helme Of Adrian. Mich. came be-
fore the national body today. but Hamp-
ton and Helme failed personally 70 appear.
Hampton and Helme sent statements Civ
ing their reasons for their nonappearance.
After the reading of the statements a reso-
luton was introduced coademning Helme
and Hampton and It was adopted.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
m ll.I1. and W. ~ .oats. ThiEteen Of the

mink and two civet cats Thirteen of the
skunks we're taken from one den.
MASON CITY-Patricll Leonard was
probably fatally stabbed here late Satur-
day night by Virgil Grove, after a slight
quarrel in a billiard parlor. Leonard has
-four ugly wounds on the back. one wound
six inches long on the head. a four-inch
wound on the arm, and several smaller
gashes. The surgeons said that e would
take a blade fully six inches long TO in
flct the stomach wound such as Leonard
has. Leonard came from ireland some
two gears ago. He has a sister living
here. Virgil Grove came from Missouri
his parents living on farm near Kinks
vile.
MASON CITY-Engineer A. A. Major, Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road
was quite badly injured at Castalia. on
the east end of the Iowa and Dakota d.
vision last night. The freight had side
tracked for the passenger going west. The
passenger was going thirty miles an hour
and the switch was not discovered open
, until II was too late and the engines came
together. The engineers and firemen on
both engines jumped before the crash. In
Jumping. through his cab window Mr.
Major lit on a rail and both legs We're
broken and he was quite badly shaken
up.
MARSHALLTOWN-F Of unknown or
igin that broke out about 2 O'Clock this
morning totally destroyed the Iowa Cen
trail Railway companys station at Marietta
and the b. l.. Pyle elevator and coal sheds
across the tracks The loss is $1,000, with
insurance of $1,000.
AMES-Acting President Stanton OF Iowa
State college, at meeting Of the students
called last night, reinstated the eight stu
dents who were suspended for hazing.
Their reinstatement followed the presenta-
ton of a petition signed by practically all
Of the students in which they agreed not
TO haze or participate in class scraps.
FORT DODGE-After preliminary de-
bates at the high school Coach c. w
Boardman, who succeeded Ray Files this
year, has selected Granger Mitchell, John
Butler, Agnes Claypool, Elisabeth Fuller
ton, Robert Williams, Ruth Sperry, Keith
Spayde, Paul Gustafson and Adolph Thorn
to form the debating squad for the state
champion school.
FORT DODGE-Todsy the Arey school
in this city is being thoroughly fumigated
because there is being experienced i'm this
school district an alarming siege OF scarlet
fever. over twenty cases have been iso-
lated within the last two weeks. 1t is
feared some of the families did not report
illness and were not quarantined and thus
scattered the disease.
FORT DODGE-Moses Merritt aged S.
who has been working on the John King
farm near Calender for the last six years
was found dead in bed yesterday. The
coroner, who was hastily summoned said
heart failure was without doubt the
cause. As yet no relatives OF the de-
ceased have been located. although IL Is
known they live in Des Moines, Milford,
and in Illinois.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
LATE CITY BRIEFS

Sunrise Praise nIsstinE-The Omaha
Christian Endeavor union will hold a sun
rise praise meeting at the Y. NJ. @. A.
Thanksgiving morning at O'Clock. The
union invites all who are interested TO
start the day right" by attending this
meeting.
Wire INJURIES Woman's zys-some-
ones carelessness in leaving a piece OF
wire on the sidewalk may cause Mrs. Ella
Tibbetts the loss Of sight IN one eye. Mrs.
Tibbetts fell Monday afternoon while walk
ing on Dodge street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth. The wire end pierced the eye
brow and eyelid and wounded the eyebaH.
She was taken to ST. Joseph's hospital.
The Key to the sltuation-Bee Want AdA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22

ESIHERVILLE-- ednesday, November
-, at the home Of the brides parents at
Early, Ia, will take place the marriage Of
Ella May Porter to Wallace G. Foote, for
merly Of Baskerville, but now a merchant
at Early.
ESTHERVILLE-Esd Command
airy, No, 52, last week elected the following
officers for the ensuing year; Fred Hen
dershot, e. CT John Ross Cen; Henry G.
Brees, Capt Gen; c. A. Nichols, S. W.;
A. r. Butler, J. w; NJ. X. Whelan Prel-
ate; e. u. Hartung, treasurer; A. NJ. JEFF
ferries, Recorder.
Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aitchison, Rob
Ellis and Frank Koe4rier, all from this
city, from a nine days trapping trip TO
Four-Mile lake east OF town, realized
$50. During that time they trapped 1872
mushrats, twenty-three skunks, seven
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
KAISER ADVISES ABSTINENCE
German Emperor Says Nation Com
suming Least Alcohol VIII
Head Procession.

FLEMSBURG, Prussia, Nov. 1.-In open
ing the new naval academy lat Muerwick'
Emperor William read an address laying
stress on the qualifications necessary to
naval officers. and later. speaking extern
poraneously, made a plea for temperance
on the part OF the cadets. The emperor
counseled total abstinence, suggesting that
the young men join the Good Templars,
and added that the nation which in the
future consumed the smallest amount Of
alcohol would march at the head of the
column on the fields of art and war.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
VIC 10. Wand Divorce.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. I.-(Special. -
A telegram from Chicago today announces
that wife No. Z Of Herman Boyer, now
serving time i'm the Fort Madison peni-
tentiary for bigamy, wants a divorce and
has applied for decree in the Chicago
courts. Wife No remains in Iowa City
and declares that she win stand by her
husband to the very last. Boyer has four
years to serve Of his time in the penl-
tenuary yet, but his Iowa City bride de-
clares she win wait for him until his re-
lease is granted.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
SHARP RISE in COTTON PRICES
New York Values Advance Two Dol
lars - bale because OF the
BulIish Reports.

NEW YORK. Nov 2l.-There was re-
vival OF bullish excitement in the cotton
market this morning, OWNS to the census
reports showing less cotton ginned to No
vember a than expected, and first prices
were anywhere from % to a points above
the closing figures OF last week. with May
cotton selling at 1L95 cents. Realizing was
very heavy on this jump Of about g. per
bale and the market later ruled very uer-
yous. with prices easing off slightly from
the best The census figures evidently
came as a surprise to the trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22

will be in Laurel Hill cemetery. Mr..
DreXel was a member Of the Free Mason
and Platt-Deutscher Verein. He is sur
vived by q sister
James SAMSON.
The funeral services of James SAMSON,
who died Saturday. will be held from Jack
sons undertaking parlors Monday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. The body will be
taken to Princeton, ILL.,, for burial Mr..
SAMSON is survived by a sister, Mrs. r..
B. Quivey, Christian Science teacher.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
TWO MEN BURNED TO DEATH
Crowd Sees Men in Burning OIL House
Try to Crepe Their Way
"a Safety.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. p. - Fighting
their way through dense smoke and blind
ing flame in a burning oil house on the
Baltimore g. Ohio railroad today, Howard
Vinkendoff and Wilbert Elery were burned
to death. The men had worked all Of
Sunday and part of the night and had
gone to sleep in the oil house. Sparks from
a passing engine fired the little building
and they could be seen running around, en-
deavoring to find the door, before they
fell. F"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22

FORT DODGE, Ia, Nov. 2L-CSpecial
Telegram )-George Hirschy, alleged slayer
Of win Antham at Pinard, was given
preliminary hearing at Rockwell City this
morning and was bound over to await the
action of the grand jury which will sit I'm
January. Hirschy fatally wounded An
than, who was his brother-in-law. while
protecting Antham's wife and children
from assault by Antham who, it is al
legged, was intoxicated. Antham died in
Mercy hospital in this city Sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
M'MAHON CASE NEAR END
Arguments Concluded and Jury VIII
Decide whether Woman is
Guilty of Murder.

sTURGIs, S. D., Nov. a.@Cspecial Tele-
gram -Arguments were Completed today
in the Mcmahon murder, trial The state
called two witnesses in rebuttal Addresses
were made for the state. ~ Estates Attor-
ney Mick. For the defense Harry P. At
water and A. U. Gardiier talked this after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
Wholesale Misuse
of Mails is Charged
Burr Bros. of New York Accused OK
Defrsuding Investors Out Of
Large Sums.

NEW YORK. Nov nLFederal officers
this afternoon raided the offices occupied
by Burr Bros. a corporation dealing IN
stocks and other securities. The raid was
made on warrants charging the use OF
the mails to defraud Investors. Postofhce
officials say the concern has sold to in
vestors at par value between t4O.OOOOOO and
S5O,OOOOOO worth OF stock in various COM
panies, most OF which have gone out OF
existence or become bankrupt.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
Mr.. po1er,. Trla1 1,o.tponed.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 21.-The trial OF Mrs.
Dora DOxey on the charge OF bigamy,
Erder for whose death she was tried and
acquitted was continued until December
10 IN the St, Louis county court Mrs.
Doxey, according to her attorney, is IN
Alabama. She is under bond.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
Seine - FaIIinE siirhtIy.

PARIS, Nov. 2t.-The river Seine was
falling slightly again TO-DAY. The flood
has caused heavy losses to property
owners Hundreds OF tenants have been
obliged to abandon the houses bordsEinr
on the river because Of dampness.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22

Senator Young today received telegram
from Theodore Roosevelt, saying: Pray
accept my hearty congratulations I am
very much pleased that you were APP
pointed"
Although the Iowa supreme court in a
decision today decided that W. L. Weaver.
the son Of one Of the members Of the
court was properly indicted for uttering a
forged instrument, and the lower court
erred in dismissing the case, he cannot be
tried again, having been out on trial and
declared clear. The young man had Sc
cured money on what was said to be
forged paper and ran away to join the
navy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
FARMER PEDDLBRS MUST PAY
Effort to Remove License Fee in Des
Moines Fails.
ROOSEVELT SAYS HE'S PLEASED
Telegraphs Lafe Young About His
Entry Into Seuate-YounE
weaver Cannot he Tried
Amain.


DIES MONIES. Ia. Nov. A.-(Special Tel
egram An effort on the part Of the city
council to secure some relief for the people
who are complaining about the high cost
OF living bumped up against a local com
oine today. The council was considering a
proposal to remove the license fee for
vendors Of vegetables and fruit about the
city and permit farmers and others to sell
produce free on the streets. Representa-
lives of the local grocers' association APP
peared before the council and objected to
this move. They will have sufficient in
fuence to prevent removal OF the license
fee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO ouinins Tablets.
Druggists refund money IL II fails to cure. E
w. GROVES signature Is on each box, Csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
The Weather
For Nebreska-Fair.

For Nebraska-Fair.
For IowaEFair.
Shippers Bulletin-Prepare forty eight
hour shipments north, east and west, for
freezing temperatures
Teunerature NJ Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
DEATH RECORD.

DIR. q. III. OuItOm.
WEEPING WATER, Neb, Nov 21.-(Spe-
eiai)-Rev. G. H. NioultOn died last night
90 about II O'Clock He was born in Can
ada seventy-two years ago and came to
Nebraska in 1885. Mr.. Moulton had been
engaged in ministerial work for thirty-four
years and was pastor OF the Methodist
church here for three years and later re-
tired and came here TO reside. Besides a
widow he leaves three children. Mrs. Halle
Bailey OF Valley Junction, la: Mrs. Alma
scown OF Marion, Ia. and Miss Maude
Mouiton, living with her parents He was
an old soldier serving in the Second Ohio
volunteer infantry The funeral will be
held at the home on Wednesday, Novem-
Der q, az 2:8 p. m.
Mrs. IA. Il. Adams.
LOGAN, Ia, Nov. d.-(speclaIO -l'he
funeral services OF Mrs r. Il. Adams AT
Latter Day Saints church OF Logan yester-
day afternoon was exceptional for the floral
offerings and attendance. not only from
Logan and its vicinity. but also from
Magnolia, Woodbine. Missouri Valley.
Council Bluffs and Omaha. Elder w. w.
Baker was in charge and Elder Charles
Derry Of WOodblne preached the sermon.
The members Of the Rebakah lodge OF
the ceremonies at the grave.
ChFistian u. uFexeI
Christian r. Drexel, IS years old, died
Sunday afternoon after a prolonged III
meas at the family home. 1620 Elm street
Mr. prexel had lived IN Omaha about
twenty-five years.
The funeral viii be held from the resi-.
dence at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Rev. Mr.. shsafer Is to officlate Burial
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-29
Many Things to Be Done
Christian Science Monitor.

All the
planted built foot of
waterway laid encouragement
development construction The political
largely destructive 1t is serious question whether there anything
really profitable November things
of the public forgo things
politician useful
result of it ordinary provided
wholesome reaction People gladly things
spbnder demand the
years thereabOus, attention public business.
The country growing tremendous The figures show it.
With this growth there corresponding governmental
biy history
honest administration of public affairs than exists today Never there
taking the
country passing period
political The agia has had the floor On
experience Recently there have
sides striking evidences disposition substitute practise for
reclamation,
uon building but with the possibilities which present
themselves little nothing has actually been done This why throughout
undeveloped the Southwest and North
gumbn The has when the
this grumbling should be removed
their their but they have had
way; sometimes said
opportunities this country that
occupied day pioneer fronersma the
settler past not
United tn its infancy and eAen
country hundred win smile the eonet of these days
which holds that everything is finished, nearly So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-29
WHEN PEACE IS PAU.

trust that the dove of shall hover
America But if the squab wdg
welearned vacation Hawaii will certainly
respondent Suppose for instance that Teddy
Kaiser Wilhelm
picture of teeth curd
other would
the Pacific
With their knives which would the columns
would be cabe if the cable should intact attitude
the firm of Swalzy, Davies Davies Rodik without
while
spangd Banner they quickly
probably with
like Russians, only suffers camps.
conflicts
lY NJ c.
will careful
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-29
Small Talks

SANTA orAusI my arranged to take in o Honolulu
Maihini Christmas Tree W - WV NO"O'u"
TOMMY DUNN u B. Mite mighty good thing there are mn v...,
to be eoaed with me lying up o repairs.
F. e. THoAfPsoN-Land will be the greatest island In b or. p
Ocean when we have developed all nprisest there
HENRY osULLIvAN-ow cats are away the mice bsv. 90,
to clean house The Governor won't he
P W. RDERwo had largest Thanksgiving celebration down e
kakaako Thursday that varieties were
there-94O Of them. ~
BLANoARDAnotBer inspection stores commences
in month Last arrests hope
it will be workn
ATToRNEYGENBRAL wasn't hot until the Governor
and MotSmith left more San Fran
cisco embezement and myself
F. very good all during the year with the
exception possibly of September. gone into
the Christmas spirit this by getting ready good
already.
DIRECTOR A. F. WALThe plans moving ahead
satisfactorily and members the committees
others entering into big parade
this time.
DONALD NIacTAVIsH-Dy tn gaen
ia dof Hae gle tn
lkei HOot mOn Gle tn skn pipes o. th
skirts 1t think o it.
MANAGER BA1oHour wireless telephone
building Garden lane tomorrow
future instead of Fort
duion after night phone service
between Kahuku and town will be
DEsKYwOOdlawn, the upper end of Manoa
valley, where opening miles installing reservoirs
VIII have building restriction
VIII have to be pretty good shacks
other thing is that stores will permitted subdivision
And next if not before hope the
figured out to give Manoa tenminute service
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-29

l/%EI
There is in the language of the United States word which
handled Declaration Independence When hear
will people
it until the dust
laden, refrigerated brth shaken of its anaemic
The "ppvncA that is the apologetc little
chunk of the bordored the north by Boston the
Philadelphia the east by
Sandy it to everything west of the Ohio River Such large
Indianapolis
swrng misty
day picked up magazine gazed upon
entitled the Awakening of the West Art cried with joy
standard the big healthy bOyh West going
to get some Of the credit for the splendid ideals in ethics and art material
began gong the
artistic Ptsburg
ethical uvaon the subject for of heartfelt Thanksgiving
the tmdly back afraid
And the writer profe the elaborate cture of the East great big
paonzing of secretary national federation
talk ''highlghts" until the crack
measured by the length of the swaowtad
suffering West considered cultured until
couple continents human from the Arab New
Yorker backwards the streets cutting the Great White Way
is fairly well saucrit literature
gumly carpets
you going civilized
enough for them out there without getting their toes wet
am among the many who can not become enthusiastic about helping seat
John Lane in the mayors chair by the protest route 1t doesn't look like
being sport to kick the referees decision and know there are plenty
declared
the fellows voted in the precinct the
primaries
declared in other instance they had
o an
voting many
precinct consequently, the
closing string fifty sixty waiting
line of them had been waiting hour and certainly
they
them little local
lations in the booth after hours7
McCandless Wise there
the Both parties Both
parties declared: Let em vo' and they
all voted Naturally voting booth built for four work in
crowded when fifty odd mmd but no kicked at the time and
every a chance a ballot
the poll showed that Lane beaten of the
hold his majority Consequently the who had pfed by the igu
arie to howl the irregularities of the
election. This time they hurt.
majority way you your
that there would have been the Irregularities
protesting would the
the voting all right because
majority of people pOtes
business The protesting helped create the situation they
Of looks like the 'hole of cheap
supervisor
is and consequently him only the responsibility Of maxim
his him responsibility maxim
good behalf of that of millions whom he tn
fathers side The Chinese made lines b
heretofore of had
legislative
pioneer Throughout
States, he the only Chinese elected
many pled for represents
goan branch of the human him. therefore, that
O. parliament is
opportunity; him the 0
practically
voter of Honolulu that words denote discovery
prepared by setarys showing
different
thing that the Hawaiian decrease being
by partIawaians given
time being years
a thousand than there n
In distinction this is rather amazing
nearly hundred fewer Americans listed
in 1909
The Portuguese the growing hayag from Gig
years TO 1880 today That the increase that brings the percentage
on up foyiour
d itself since 1903 and e Jarsn"e has remained aeohseeut
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-29

he man. very sensible hope too he win
further
Last when Honolulu, lovely saw that
[her spelling of the 'AIarhn' GRAMMAR
Christmas
and believe the celebration year youngsters
not be permitted to attend They
do not deserve dolls, candy popcorn Afecionately
"REBECoA"
And have just written "we
husband well grounded for he declares proJapancse
sription and conJapanee Christianity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-29

you Ras brother the mining bust
"Yeh right" what kind Of mining
mining silver mining copper minngi "No sah none O. O kasO-
mining '-Eyerybody's Magazine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-29

why your boy eogel Gle eoudp pass the
on' po they pass ezamnatni thoaght all college boy
nseie vas funny sohl "-Deiloit fFee Press
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-29

Excluding Portuguese dropped
hundred thiytwo tourist Captain Cook
British Discovery Resolution
to
incidents which led to the Keakea Hawaii
they had had made
series observations
Maui the time the ships the Kaopuu who had
landed Maui battle with the found time Captain
supposedly Koolau afward
invitation aboard ships aud his chiefs
entertained.
Captain reception thrtywo years
friendly people
Immediately equally friendly although regarded with
god But in less than
the north the Paradise Of the
Pacific a victim o
Captain gobetoer the Hawaiian Islands
To-day thousands following footsteps did believe that
he Islands the fairmt they
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-29

Portuguese the white vote has dropped l4o in