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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
DuIuth Grain Market.
EIEtn butter Market.

DULUTH Dec. 2.-WHEAT-NO.
northern, SLO2%; No. ? northern, 99Ac.
OATS-31Lc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Dates. 1910 19O9. 100. 1901 Ii9O6. 1890 IlsO4
Sunday

Receipts and disposition Of live stock s AZ
the Union stock yards, South Omaha ~
twentv-four hours ending at 3 p. m. yes
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Local securItIea.

Quotations furnished by Burns, Brinksf
| & Co, 449 New Omaha National bank build
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

ST. LOUIS. Dec. A-WHEAT-Futures,
May. s7asc; July, S2SsQe2ASc; cash, steady /.
track. No red, s60elc; No. hard 9Sds9c.
CORN-Highor; May, 47ia847asc; July,
GS4sc Cash. higher; track, No. 2 46c; No 2
white. 46c.
OATs-Higher; December. S2tsc; May.
Eshc. Cash, steady; track No. 2, &c; No. 2
white. acc.
RNE-Firm, Sc.
FLOUR-DuH: red winter patents. s. 4O9
AT5A extra fancy and straight 81 S0flA 50;
harC~winter clears. SS25d260
SEED-TimOthy S500Q9 co.
CORNMEALr-S2 40
PROVISIONS-Pork. unchangedI jobbinG,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
CInima Eatate of DE-. AtIEina

ELGIN. Dec. 2.-BUTTER-Firm at SOc
Output 6O3, 700 lbs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

BiggsE.. Better, Basketball Is what
advertising in The Bee will do for your
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26
Week Closes with Cattle Steady with
49, Last Week.
HOGS FIFTEEN CENTS HIGHER
sheep and Lambs Are Ten 20 Fit'ee"
nlrd In some Cases Twenty-Ftve
Cents Higher Than Last
Week.

OF cattle. hogs and sheep at South Oma,u,Ss
for the year to date. as compared M
last year: 1910 1903, Inc
Cattle .......1,2ll,5S6 l,lu,lz6 SS''V' ois SSO
Sheep ....... 2.9645g7 2.1Ss. 46l s2blSe $500
The following table shows the aver'ase :
prices of hogs at South Omaha for lhe le''
several days, with comparisons
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

State banks and trust companies of
Greater New York not reporting to the
clearing house:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

LONDON, Dec. 24-American securities
were nominally unchanged on the stock
exchange here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-26

The Key 70 the situstiOn-Bss Want AaA
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
FRAGETTE MOB
FINED FOR RIOTING
Attack on Cabinet Officers
INDICATED Amid Stormy
Scenes In Court.

LONDON. Nov. 24.AWhIIe 900 SUI
fragettes jeered and hooted outside
and battIed with the police. fifteen
were fined IN the Bow street police
court today
BoOs and 5eers met each decision OF
the magistrate. Sir Alfred de Reutzen,
and each woman declared she would
accept the alternative OF Imprisonment
rather than pay the fine.
Ten were fined SIS or a months i'm
Prisonment while a penalty Of SO or
fortuisht's imprisonment was i'm
posed on the other Ave They were
charged with breaking the windows OF
cabinet ministers houses. and al
pleaded guilty when arrai gned-
While their companions were flght-
ing with the police they We're attacked
by hOodlums from the the slums and
several women were badly hurt The
TOUEhs' attack was 50 fierce that the
police for a time had 70 turn their at
tentiOu TO them.
The condition OF Augustine BirrelL
chief secretary for Ireland, was re-
ported considerably improved this
morning. though ne was still suffering
from the blows inflicted upon him BY
a mob OF suffragettes-
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
KING Of NEHSBOYS
IS GOING TO MARRY
Announcements Reveals Real
Name of Jack Sullivan to
Be Jacob Rich.

NEW YORK Nov 2A-The announce
E1ent OF the wedding on Sunday evening
next Of Jacob A. Rich and Sarah SieeeI
las double Importance 1t reveals for
the nrst time the real name OF Jack Sui
tvang King Of the Newsboys," and
touncer Of the NewsbOys' Home. Natur-
ally the announcement IS OF deep interest
10 the thousands OF newsboys who have
been UPlifted BY Jack Sullivan, as well
a 70 his thousands Of friends al over
the city. Jack Sullivan is one Of the
best kOnwn characters on the East Side
and along Park Row.
Miss Sissel. the bride-to-be, Is a sales
woman She IS young, pretty, and
charming OF manner. Mr.. Rich met her
ar wedding at the Newsboys' Home
and fell in love at first sight The we'd
olnE VIII take place at the Syuz gOgue Of
the First Hungarian COugregatiOn
OhaD Iedek al $40 O'Clock There
VIII be a delegation Of neWsboys TO do
honor TO JACK and his bride, and q
score OF mora Of Miss Siegels friends
VIII attend
After the ceremony there viii be
banquet at the Cafe Boulevard. to which
au OF the friends Of the couple have
been invited M and Mrs Rich win
spend their honeymoon In lakewood
and viii afterWard take up their resi-
oence at SIS West 1s3d street
The Washington times., 1910-11-24

When X B Warner, creator OF the
role OF Alias Jimmy Valentine" comes
to the Belasco Theater next week,
Washington theatergOers VIII have a
chance TO see him in the widely talked
Of scene. the opening Of a bank safe
by the sense Of touch, in order 10 save
the life OF a little girl.
Jimmy Valentine" is not a crook IN
the play His bank lOoting days ar
supposed to have passed by the time
the audience first meets him in Sing
Sing prison He has fallen Tor the
decent girl game and his one ambi-
ton is TO keep clear of the police and
to live an honest life
This IS rot an easy thing for Jim
my" He manages 10 hide his Identity
and keep out Of their clutches Final
l., in one OF the most thrilling scenes
staged in recent years. Jimmy IS forced
TO reveal his Identity IN the presence
Of the girl he loves. and the detective
who has been on his track
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
SCHOLARS MEMORY
is HONORED

NEW YORK, Nov 2f.-Marking the
elimination Of a movement begun TWEEN
ty-five years ago by the Catholic Young
Mems National Union, a handsome
granite monument, in memory Of the
late Dr. Orestes Augustus BrownsOns
was unveiled today IN Riverside Park
DR.. BrOwnsOns who died in 1876, was
a famous Catholic scholar and writer,
and enjoyed the intimate friendship OF
Emerson, Hawthorne, Thoreau, and
other noted men Of MS time. The me-
mortal was erected by the Catholic or
gauiZa tionS of New York
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
CoSMOS-VaudeviIIe.

Among the acts announced for todays
nid-week change in the Cosmos bill Is
the NicOdemus and Summers number
Theirs is a musical production. though
an element Of fun pervades the entire
ACT
Sd and Nette Massey. another sair
Of ''old timers will be seen in their
11BSilng sketch Fun in q Dining
Room Brown and F'aIlaTdeau have a
novelty entitled Watch the Cfgarette-'
the Lansings. modern Hercules gym
uastss play a return engagement and
Rose Stanley q singing comedienne,
with original ideas completes the list
Of new arrivals
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
FAR WESTERN RATES
UPHELD BY COURTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 24--The ruI-
Ing Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission that freight rates on certain
cOmmoditie5 between Missouri river
shipping points and terminals in Wash
fngton, Oregon Nevada, and Arizona
should be reduced is upheld in the
opinion delivered yesterday BY the
nited States circuit court
The railway companies affected had
asked an injunction to restrain the
commission from enforcing the order,
but, IN denying the writ Of injunction,
the court held that while the reduced
rates, as fixed by the commission, might
be arbitrary, they had not been shown
70 be condscafory or discriminatory
Such rates. the court held, the com
mission had power 10 declare
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
ONE BREAD CRUST
FOR A WHOLE DAY
Prisoner Who Escaped Prom
Workhouse Charges In
human Treatment.

Asserting that he ran away 70 escape
the alleged cruelty Of guards and keep
ers, Dudley Moore, who left the new
District workhouse at Occoquan, Va.
August a. and was arrested yesterday
in Baltimore. where he had obtained
position as driver on one OF the city
anbUlances, stood IN cell at the First
precinct station this morning. and told
a stors Of inhumau treatment ar the
District taun" down the Potomac.
I had q get away. said 8Eo-cze. he
cause I couldn't stand Il any longer
Anybody could have escaped down there
at the tine I did II he had me nerve
We were all sleeping in tents. and il
was an easy matter 10 run away from
the guards. There are three roads n
that section. the railroad, the pOstrosd.
and the telegraph road. The rest IS
woods.
Hid IN the Woods.
sTf you keep OF the three roads
and stay in the woods there Is no vaT
IN the world for them TO find you.
The worst thing about the whole
place IS the way they punish prisoners,
conunUed Moore They shackIe a nan
to a pC-t. dump six OF seven wheeibar-
rows Of stone by him, and make him
break Il before going % bed This pun
fshment IS kept up for nine OF ten days,
and all the food the prisoner gets Is oRe
crust Of bread day
Dudley was serving q short sentence
for larceny, and in company with an
other prfs 1nsr ran away on the sfter-
noon Of A-tgust a
Fired on By Guard
The guard fired several shots at the
fleeing prisoners, and chased them some
distance IN the woods where they were
lost 10 view.
When q man has been at q place Ike
that for two OF three days. added
Moore, land gets the whisky out OF his
system he can't stand inhUman treat
ment- He can't be worked hard all DAY
long. but the guards down there don't
seem 10 have any feeling for the prison
ers.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
TUpe OF Electric Broughom Demand By Capital soceu Women

Washington sOci-
ETY. women are be-
ginning 20 recog-
uise the suitability
Of the electric
br oug n a N and
and coupe for So
cial uses, and this
type OF vehicle -
z aining great
vogue.
A bro U gh a m
marked by unusual
beauty Of design
and noiseless run
ming gear has been
designed BY the
Anderson Carriage
Company, OF De-
tTOit-
Several Of them
have just been de-
livered TO prorni-
nent Washington
society women. in
cluding Mrs. Her
bert Wadsworth,
Mrs. julius c.
Burrows. and ATrS-
Truman Newberry.
7 b e s G DeIrult
eleCtrics are finish
IN h g Wy blue
brOadclOth, with
s q Z 4 n trimmings,
and their appoint
ments leave moth
ing 10 be desired
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
CHAsE's-Polite Vaudeville

Chase's next week viii offer Miss
Marion Carson and company, the Ellis
NowIin company, Hedges brothers and
Jacobson, James Derlin and Mae FL
wood, Phil Stats, Crouch and WEIGH
Maxine. and The Cowboys MOtheT-in-
law pictorial farce.
Miss Carson IS a comedienne formerly
with the sam Bernard and Florenz
ZsIgfeld revUes- With her Own musical
comedy company she viii sing The
Belle Of Seville" A hit IS expected from
Hedges brothers and Jacobson, Frisco
favcTites, formerly in KoIb & DiiI's re-
vival OF the Weber & Fields successes
MCDevlin and Miss EIwood VIII offer
tunefUl treat The Girl from YOnk-
ers"
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
DEEPER WATERWAY
MEETING TOMORROW

ST LOUIS. Mo, Nov. 24.-The an
nUaI convention of the Lakes-to-the-
GulL Deep Waterway Association.
which opens here tomorrow. promises
to be a large influential, and highly
interesting gathering
Delegates appointed by the boards
Of trade, cham bers of commerce.. and
similar organizations throuRhout q
large section Of the country. as well
as BY the governors of a number Of
states, are arriving on every train
President w K Kavanaugh and the
members OF the executive committee
met today and arranged the final de-
tails Of the two days program.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
COLUMBIA-@He c Fell In Love With
His Wife"

To transform the che ~ -ters from the
pages OF E--P ROe's book. He Fell IN
Love With His Wife" 10 the stage. was
no easy task, and II was only after re-
peated conferences with numerous play
WTights and dramatists tEst Il was de
cided 10 Intrust the work - Miss Edith
Ellis, author Of Mary James Pa The
result VIII be presented at the Columbia
Theater next week
Miss Ellis CopiCts HOlCrOft a much
misunderstood man; Aida, he sweet
tender, but unfortunate woman VINO be-
comes Ms. HOIcrOft in name only, and
Tom Watterly. as the jovial keeper Of
the pOor-faTm-
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
Arcadians."

Charles Frofmsn viii present the
thrse-act fantasticaI. musical comedy,
The Arcadians.'' at the National next
weke-
The ArCandians'' comes direct from
It's long run IN New York, and with
original cast and scenery. This musical
play has won praise for its 0aintineSS,
its charm. its exquisite music and its
IN the company Of loo 70 be seen at
ripping fan
the National viii be Julia SandersOn
and PerciVal knight. who were last seen
here in KITTY Grey" Ethel Cadman,
Mary MacKfd. Connie Ediss, Frank
ACulan, Alan Nude, and other local IA
vorItes-
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
MUST SERVE
FOURTEEN YEARS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 24.-Accord-
ing to a decree OF the district court Of
appeals Abraham Ruef. who, with
Mayor SChmtJz. was indicted on many
charges OF bribery, VIII have to serve
fourteen years IN the San Quentin
prison
Ruef may petition the district court
OF appeals for a reopening Of the case
or the supreme court for a rehearing.
He has forty DAYS time
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
DELEGATES NAMED
FOR RIVER CONGRESS

The following delegates to the Ma
donaI Rivers and Harbors Congress,
which meets IN Washington next month,
have been appointed by President Guide,
Of the Chamber OF Commerce
William Z Shannon, G. NJ. Hunt, N
NJ. Merritt, C J. Bell, A l. Sinclair,
D J. Callahan. D. s Porter. George
StIart Edward EynOn, George Y WOr-
thington, Chapin Brown. E H DroOp,
Albert SchuIteis. James T. Oyster. and
William F. Guide
He also appointed the following mem
bers as delegates TO the American Civic
Association, II B T. MacfaTland, s c
Bone. T. ". NOyes, Ira E Bennett, and
o. p. Newman
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
CUPID VICTORIOUS
AFTER LONG WAIT

lola, Kan, Nov 2A-In the marriage
Of Harvey T Short, Of Bozeman. Mont,
and Mrs Mary r MOrey, OF this place.
who left here today on their honey
moon. a love affair. which had its be-
ginning siLtT-five years ago, WaE cul-
minated
EWeethearts, but drifted apart. married.
and when each Of their spouses died
they found each other after two-thirds
OF a century The man Is eighty-one
years old
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
COLUMBIA-aThe Passion Play.'

Burton Holmes viii present at the
Columbia Theater, Sunday night and
Monday afternoon, what those who have
witnessed II this season regard as the
most delightfully."- instructive travelOgue
Yet offered by this lecturer II IS en-
titled ''The Passion Play o. Oberam-
ETergau n I910.'' and presents the de-
us OF the ceremony with q detail and
ciezTEess said never 10 be have been
ezssaled-
The views are finely cOIored and VIII
show the village and its people in the
midst Of the busy scenes OF last sum
ner.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
CASINO-YaudeviIle.

The vaudeville bill at the Casino
Theatcr next week contains another
novelty Cor popular priced vaudeville
houses This feature VIII Be the head
line act under the title Of Kyropo and
his Mystics, whose demonstration OF
Egyptian telepathists and thurnataurg-
lists IS said 20 be amazing
Others in the bill will be Silver I'd
Burke, IN a sketch called Father r-d
SON. Nelson Waring, in an artistic and
refined piano act; Cummings and Dew
cry, singing and talking comedians.
and MI and Mrs La Verne in a comedy
sketch entitled 'Huhby's Blur
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
GAYETY-"HaTTy Hastings Big
Show"

A carnival or beauty and a cnntinU-
Gus chain of merriment is the advance
mans description Of Harry Hastings
Big Show. The extravaganza viii
appear at the Gayety next week
The costUmfng is said % be the ere
ztion Of q noted Partisan theatrical
cOstumer- The buTlettaS offer novel
ties. and are picturesque and gay in
surroundings
a number Of clever vaudeville fea-
lures are interpOsed IN the medley Of
mirth and music,
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
FIRST AEROPLANIST,
-CHANUTE, IS DEAD

CHICAGO, Nov. 24--Octave Chanute,
the father of the aerODIane,' lies
dead here today after a lingering sick
ness.
Mr- Chanute was an e0Eineer of
many accomplishment, but his gen
eral fame rested on his exDeriuents
with heavier -th2n-air kites and other
flying machines. II was he that first
invented the glider, which, equipped
with an engine. gave the WrIghts the
g6ez for their machines
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
MELODRAMA AND MUSIC
PROMISED AT THEATERS
Alias Jimmy Valentine" Story of Reformed Thief
'The Arcadians" Comes TO Capital After Successful
Gotham Run-Roe Story at Columbia.

company. with Matt Kennedy. ''Ev-
erybodys Favorite,' viii inauSurate
their annual engagement at this house
Tha performance IS said 70 bubble
with fun and frivolity, where maids,
mirth. and melody run rampant, led
by Matt Kennedy. a prime fsvcrite. In
the closing burletta viii be seen as an
added attraction ZaIlah, The Dancing
Venus" 2OTtraying the character Of a
fairy princess.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
AULD LANG SYNE
CLUB HAS MEETING

The Aud Lang SyDe Club, connected
with St. Aloysius Church, held its last
meeting at the residence Of Miss May
Austin, A n street northwest The pro
gram consisted of songs and reHiuis-
cent stories. Refreshments were served,
the dining room being decorated with
yellow chrySantheTuuuIS, roses and au-
tUnn foliage Miss Margaret Becker,
Hattie Rrady, Helen Dillon, Mary Dore,
Katherine FenneIls and Agnes Wade
EeCe present .-.--..-
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
SWEDES PLAN FESTIVAL.

DTott Lodge, No 16S. Order Of Vasa. a
Swedish organization, is planning for 2
christmas festival for members and
friends. TO be held at FIynn's Hall, on
December 2S. The lodge gave q dance
at Carroll Institute last night the afair
being a decided success In every way,
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
GOLDENBERG BUYS
MORE PROPERTY

Moses GoldenberE has purchased the
properly al 81 and S3 street north
west The deal was made through the
office of Joseph L Weller and the pa-
pers show that $500 was paid Mr..
GOldenberg recently has taken title to
q number of pieees of real estate in the
neighborhoOd o. his store
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
CLERKS
ARE GIVEN TURKEYS

Their annual custom Of giving their
married employees turkeys for Thanks
giving dinners was maintained today
by Woodward & IsOthrOp, who have
celebrated Thanksgiving in that way
for all OF the thirty years they have
been in business in Washington To
make the presentation to all the en-
ployes who are married. 80 turkeys
were required
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
ALEXANDRIA! SPENDS
QUIET THANKSGIVING
Little Business Is Transact
ed-Union Services
Are Held.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU:
ALEXANDRIA. VA, nov. "A.

Thanksgiving Day was observed IN
Alexandria today In a fitting manner.
The banks and city offices were closed
all day. and the pOstoffc ce kept sun
day hours The schools were closed
and this afternoon rcost Of the stores
IN King street closed their 5oors. and
gave their employees half a day holiday
This morning union THANKSGIVING
services were held at the Methodist
Protestant Church. The Rev. w F.
Watson, Of the First Baptist Church,
delivered the sermon. During the ser
vices a collection was taken up for the
Alexandria Hospital
The day was spent by many on hunt
ing trip around Alexandra and a num-
Der Of family reunions were held
The Sunday school Workers Associa-
tIon Of Alexandra VIII hold a public
meeting in this city on Sunday Decem-
Der f. The Rev. J. NJ Holmes. Of the
Methodist Protestant Church, Will de-
liver the sermon The church, In which
the meeting viii be held has not yet
been decided upon
The Cardinal Athletic Club eleven.
and the Northeast stars OF Washing
tgA4 AAAG-N ArtAeAg Nll lAaE new EAgA4AA7 Al
North Alfred street
The iron for the new cells IN the jaii
arrived this morning and the work OF
tearing, out the interior. Of the building
preparatory 60 putting IN the new cells
probably Will begin tomorrow
Samuel DevaUEhau, residing az AZ
South Washington street. reports 70 the
police that some one entered his hen
house last night and stole six chickens
The police are investigadng-
The Third Cardinals, Of this city. de-
feated the Virginia stars IN a game Of
football yesterday b. the score OF L 70
10. The lineup OF the teams was as
follows Third Cardinals -Downharn,
left guard: H Poss, center: Oliver
Williams left halfback- Schvrab- right
half5ack. Goods fUlIback- Virginia
Stars-Leadbeaters left guard; BIaden,
center. A. Bryan TfEht guard. Barley.
quarterback. r Bryan. left halfback-
MCGUIRE. right halfback: Reardon, full
back
A meeting OF the board Of police con-
missioners was held last evening, Act
walker Campbell was elected a police
man 20 III the vacancy caused BY the
death OF Capt James T. Webster. Po-
liceman Campbell WEs sworn in today
and VIII 20 on duty this evening
At the Second Presbyterian Church
last evening the Rev James L Taylor. (
Of Washington, delivered an interesting
and Instructive lecture on Labrador.
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
MELANCHOLIA CAUSE
OF ARTISTS SUICIDE

NEW YORK Nov A-NIelanchoIia.
resultant from nervous collapse. is said
u have been the cause Of the suicide of
Charles Crunwald, IT., a well-knOwn Il
illustrator. who died from aSphyXiatiOn
with Illuminating gas Mr. Grunwald
was native OF Louisville KY and
forty-three years old
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
HowARD-"Anita, the Singing Girl,

Coming to the Howard Theater next
week IS Cara Turner and her players,
who open their engagement on Monday.
November Is, In Anita. the Singing
Girl from the pen Of Owen Davis. The
production is complete IN every detail
and the play viii be given with the orf-
ginal Philadelphia cast
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
CHURCH MUSICAL HELD.

A musical, followed by an Informal re-
.Ception and supper, was held last night
BY the Epwosth League of the Calvary
IL E Church in the church parIors.
Frank Dudley president OF the league,
The Washington times., 1910-11-24
ACADEMY-"The Montana Limited. .

The Montana Limited" q play Of
the West, viii be presented by the
Nlimt and GazzOlo Amusement Com
Dany at the Academy next week
The Montana Limited" is a strong
story involving twin brothers who
resemble each other so strongly that
one OF them Is arrested for a train
robbery the other has committed.
This resem blance is the keynote Of
the plot A young woman figures
therein, and q heart interest story is
told.