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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-09
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The Goose Girl--Harold McGrath.
The SIuaw Man-Edwin NJ. Royle
Mary James Pa-Norman Way.
The Climax-George c. jerks.
A WomaE's Way-Charles Somer-
vile.
A Fool There Was-Porter Emerson
Browne.
Cowardice Court-George B. Nc
Cutcheon.
Forsaken Inn-Anna Katherine Green.
Together-Robert Hernick
Firing Line-Robert w. Chambers
Riverman-Stswart Edward White
Jewels Story Book-Clara Louise
Burnhsm.
Jewel. A. Chapter in Her Life-Clara
Louise Burnham.
Loves OF Pelleas and EtaTre iona
Gale
Man in Lower Ten-Mary r. Rine-
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Post Girl-Edward c. Booth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-09
CHILDREN IN COLONIAL PLAY
aTiss ROsieEy's Glass Appears in Miss
RedfieId's "DecIaratiOn of Inde-
pendence" Saturday.

Famous colonial characters will be imper-
~sonatsd IN the presentation OF Miss Red
fields dramatic production, The Declare
ton OF Independence" by Miss Emma
Rosicky and her eighth grade in the
Young Mems Christian association audi
forum Saturday at $3.50 D. m. The char
acters and those who will impersonate
them are as follows:
Colonial Danes at Tea Party-Mury
Carrier, Jennie kalnla. NoIma Harms, ViO-
let MoGimsey, Bessie Pribyl, Eva Gold
slime Fannie Kolar, Mildred Longnec<er.
Florence McGimsey, Lillian Nanous. Fleu-
range Whitaker.
FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS.
President Randolph. Charles ShamelS
John Jay ..................S Stewart lindberG
Samuel Adams. .....................Jo John Flala
Robert Treat Paine, ......... Edward Erath
BENJAMIN Harri son. ......... Winfield Oviatt
SECOND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS-
President Hancock. ......... William CathrOe
John Adams. Howard Updegraff
Or. John Witherspoon. .....s. Ernest Carlson
Benjamin Frankiin.,............W William Coe
FRANCIS Lewis Alex FRANK
Eldridge Gerry. Harold WriEh
Oliver Wolcot.. Edward Sehek
John Doe...s...,.............., kolacny
isaac Low. .'s.''..'s .'s,...s. baron bltte
samuel Huntington. Sol AbramOVitz
Edward huuedge.. William Larson
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SplendidlY Made With NO0
Attractive Covers, now EOC

Man From ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Barrier-Rex Beach.
Uncle William-Jeanette Lee
$40 or FiBht-Emerson Hough.
Beloved agabond-William J. Locke.
Weaves-Gilbert Parker.
Little Brown jug at Kildare-Mere-
dith Nicholson.
Prisoners of Chance-Randall Par
rlsh
Bar 2O-Clarence e. milford.
et-Rich-Quick Wallingford-Ceorg
Randall Chester.
orphan, The-Clarence e. Milford.
Gordon Keith-Page.
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
Fox.
Red Rock-Thomas Nelson Page.
The Round Up-Miller.
Paid in F'ull-Harding.
BY Right OF Conquest-Hornblow
The Blonde Lady-Author of Arsens
Lupiu.
A Maker Of History-Oppenhei
Great Secret-Oppenheim.
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BOYS BOOKS an 48o

Motor Boat Series, Rover Boys
Series, Putnam Hall Series. Aeroplane
Boys Series, Frontier Boys Series
Comrade Series, Cattle Ranch to Col
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CATHOLIC PRAYER
BOOKS

Leather bound editions of Key Of
Heaven, Child's Prayer Book pEo
and Vest Pocket Manual. each. GJC
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BOYS BOOKS AT 25c
BOYS BOOKS AT 35c

Motor Boat Series, Submarine Boys
Series, Circus Boys Series, Pony
Rider Boys. High School Boys and
Boy Aviator Series.
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PADDED EDITIONS OF
POETS

At the extraordinary low price 50c
or .........,.. .'-..' ''s y,
These are regular sized books, with
gilt edges Each In a box. All the
great poets to choose from.
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A BOOK OF SWEET
HEARTS
Radiant with the loveliness Of beau
uful women. Each picture the work
OF an artist, whose girls" have
made him famous-Chrlsty. VIII
Crete, Harrison Fisher, +. Graham
Cootes, Clarence F. Underwood. etc
Lavishly decorated.
eNquisitely bound ~
in box ... W n ~ "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-09

BY AUGUSTA EVANS WILSON
This story has been for over forty
years one OF the greatest favOrities
with novel readers. Here's a splen-
did cloth bound edition, OEH
at Observation-Disclosures. .......... SUI
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ROOSEVELT TALKS
 IN SNOWST0RM Greeted By Thousands ill Iowa Notwithstanding the
 Raw Cold Weather. IOWA BRAND IS o. K. Says It's PrOgreSsiyeness Will Bring
 The Whole Country
IOWA BRAND IS o. K.

Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 4.-Colon- el Roosevelt rounded out day of campaigning for the Insurgents cause i'll Iowa With speech tonight to an audience of four thousand at the audi torium. The ex-President gave an
 endorsement of United States Sena- tor Cummins, Charley Grilk, nominee
 for Congress, and all the other Re
 publicans who are running on the
 State ticket. He pronounced the To-
 wa brand of Progressveness to be
 that of the whole Republican party
 and remarked that the whole country
 would have to come to it.
 Colonel Roosevelt reached Des
 Mones at 4:40 o'clock after day $
 run from Davenport, where he started
 in With a speech for Grilk. He spoke from the stand at Central park. in Davenport to five thousand men and women who shivered in the raw cold.
 On the way from Davenport the ex- President spoke to large throngs from the platform of the train. Every where along the route the ex-Pres:- dent was roundly cheered by the h. surgents.
 The Colonel's train passed through a snowstorm on the way here and it [ was still showing when he reached Des Mo:nes.
 Colonel Roosevelt left Des Moines at 1O:4O o'clock tonight for Chicago here he will be picked up by the Re-
 publican State committee of Ohio. He
 wll have 2 day of stumping through
 Ohio, winding up at Cleveland.
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ITALY WILL NOT
 PROTECT OPERA
Ii Deals With the Romance of Miss Elkins and Duke AbruZzi-Ameri. can Girl Pictured as the Heroine
 May Come to New York.

Rome, Nov 4.-The Italian govern next has refused to permit the pro tect.on in Italy of The Beautiful Miss an operetta founded on the TO- nance of Miss Katherine Elk.ns and the Duke of Abruzzi, and it will have its first presentation in New York So harshly has the authorof the b. retto dealt with the American girl, who IS his heroine as a tireless It. tie hunter that the Italian foreign Of flee placed it's ban on the operetta. Both the author and the composer, the latter a noted musician, have re- fused to allow their names to te made pubic fearing legal proceeding. The ope-etta is a prologue ia thres sel1.
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MAYOR CAYNOR
 TRIES HIS HAND But Fails to Bring About a Settlement of Express
 1nen's Strike.
SITUATION IS SERIOUS RUGS WERE STRUGGLED
Freight, F0Odstuffs and Trunks Filling Up at Terminals and Mer-
 chants Appeal.

New York, Nov. All efforts at settlement of the strike of the ex- 'pressmen failed today and late to- night the outlook for many conces- sions on the part of the men or the companies seem remote.
 Mayor Gaynor, realizing that tine conditions have warranted some &C., tion, tried repeatedly to bring about some agreement whereby the mass of freight, trunks and foodstuffs that are piling up at the railroad terminals can be moved Merchants are com- blaming repeatedly to him and many civil organizations came to the front with suggestions.
 The express companies, however. refuse to recognize the unions and the strikers remain firm in demand ing such recognition sought before resuming their old positions.
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Six Hundred Inmates of h. stitution Driven Into
 Blizzard.
HUDDLED IN BARNS
Some of the Unf0rtunates Burned, Buf Not Seriously y-Pursuaded
 To Leave.

Brandon, Manitoba, Nov. 4.-In piercing cold and chilly November
 night six hundred patients of the asylum for the insane are tonight huddling together in sheds and barns as result of a fire which destroyed
 the asylum this afternoon. The asy- lum was a mile and half northeast of town and despite that the fact that
 an carly alarm was given, it was an
 hour before the fire department reach
 ed the scene and by that time the building was almost total loss, and
 burned to the ground before the ef- forts of the fire department were of any avail.
 Immediately it was seen that the fire had got beyond control. The asylum, staff released the patients and by persuasion headed them out of the building in squads. Men, women and children were huddled together in every available building, but many of lHcHl IedllIeu tHe dWlul IdJe they 0au escaped and assisted in quieting those who were raving dangerously. A few seemed to recover their senses through the shock, but it is feared they will again lose their minds when the excitement is over.
 To add to the horrors of the situa- ton blizzard was blowing at the time but in spite of this several thou-3 sand people went out to the scene and rendered what ever assistance they could. Practically every in- mate was in safety within ten min utes of the outbreak and the superin- tendent stated that all had been ac- counted for, Although number were burned in escaping from the building it is believed that none of the injuries will result fatally.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
Train, Telegraph and Tele- phone Service Badly {. Crippled. WASHINGTON CUT OFF 
 From New YOrk-Sn0w Three Feet
 Deep in Some Places
 Steamships Helpless.

New York. Nov. 4.-With train. telegraph and telephone service bad ly crippled and a part of the city cut off from all communications, New York was today in the clutches of the worst trouble making storm experi- eenced since last Christmas.
 The Western Union Telegraph Company reported that heavy storm with sleet and snow caused much wire trouble between Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Scranton and Harrisburg.
 Washington was almost entirely cut off from New York during a great ger part of today.
 fifty mile gale sweeping the Mine ola aviation field brought damage to six aeroplanes and wrecked six of the mine tents erected for the air men.
 Terrific gales, driving sleet and snow across the Hudson and turning the Palisades into tropical winter land scape, marked the progress of the storm for many miles north of New burg. While down today and out side Sandy Hook the storm was so severe as to cause ocean liners to be delayed and serious damage to the Steamship Honduras of the Compag- mia Generale Trans-Atlantique Line. The Steamship Congress is reported as lying helpless outside of Sandy Hook while seas pile high all about her, the wind driving rain and sleet before it at a terrific rate. Snow in Eastern Pennsylvania was reported at from eighteen inches to three feet deep.
 The snowstorm extended to Harris burg on the west but did not come further east, damaging proportions in New Brunswick, N. J.
 At Baltimore there was a heavy snow wstorm with the wind blowing at a forty mile rate. The snowfall was general throughout Maryland.
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WOMEN WORK AT
 OKLAHOMA POLLS
Urge Husbands, Sons and Brothers to Vote Against Whiskey Interests Mrs. Threadgill Opposes Her
 Husband.

Muskogee, Ok, Nov. 4.-Appealing to their husbands, sons and brothers to go to the polls on November 8 and vote against the whiskey interests, the Oklahoma Federation of Woman's Clubs today adopted strong resolu- tions against the local option amend ments to the constitution which were abolished by statewide prohibition. Mrs John Threndgill, for two years presi- dent of the WOmen's Clubs. is the wife of Dr. John Threadgill, of Ok lamoa City, who inaugurated the movement for local option and is at present at the head of the Sons of Washington, the ant.-Prohib.tion or ganization.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
ALL LOOK ALIKE
 SAYS MR. LOEB Will Handle Big Smugglers Just the Same as Others,
 Said Mir. Loeb.
Millions Due the Government From Big Importers in New York
 To Report Them.

New York, Nov. 4.-'All smugglers and other customs swindlers look alike to me- declared Collector Will liam Loeb today a reporter. MT, Loeb's declaration was inspired by reports to the effect that he had re- ceived concessions from many of the large importers in New York; that for years they have been bringing goods in at false values and that they owed the government several million dollars, that he had agreed to accept from them the amounts of duties out of which they have swindled the gov- ,ernment and advised against their prosecution as other customs swind- lers have been prosecuted.
 AS a matter of fact, Collector Loeb went on, all intend to do is to transmit the request of these per sons to the Treasury Department at Washington and await further orders from my superiors there as to ey next move
 The Treasury Department and the Department of Justice will probably confer on the subject and decide what course we shall pursue here. It was learned from an agent for the De- partment of Justice today that tho importers involved in the offers made to Collector Loeb are largely woolen rug dealers. For many years they have been entering both classes of these imports at false classifications.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
WOULDN'T SELL
 STATE COTTON Highest Bid Offered On Two Hundred Bales Was
 Is 3-4 Cents.
P. P. BYRD WAS BIDDER
Samples May Be Sent Elsewhere Charge Made That Cotton
 Men Have Pool,

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 4-None Of
 the blds being satisfactory, the 200 bales of cotton to be sold by the pen Iitentiary board Friday afternoon. was
 held for higher prices. Only threc
 buyers were present, but it was the
 three which usually puchases the
 state cotton. The bidding started
 at IS cents and crawlcd very slowly
 to Is 3l where it hung and refused
 to go higher. The members of the selling committee, Auditor Jobe Supt,
 Pitcock and Secretary John II. Page. decided this was too little for the cot ton, and 50 informed the bidders. They also informed the bidders if they
 desired to increase the bid Saturday
 they would have an opportunity to do so. Th.s bunch of cotton the buyers
 admitted was class higher than the 300 bales sold last week at 19 1-4 cents and it was also admitted that deliver ed at Warner the railroad shipping point from the farm was another ad- vantage of $1 per bale, but none would go above IS 3-4. The members of the board intimated there was a hint of pooling on the part of the buyers, and if this is fact, the state will not be able to secure high price for the cotton and if there are further evi- 1nnanc tbn cfofo hn fn ship the samples elsewhere Those bidding Friday afternoon were agents of P. P. Byrd and Co.,, Williamson Bros. and Lesser-Goldman Cotton Go. The buyers all intimated the mills have lower the price $2 per bale and stated they are carrying all the cot ton now they desire to have with the market so unsteady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
DIVORCE FOR MAN
 WORTH MILLIONS Herbert Richardson Gets Decree at Reno Divorcing
 Him From Actress. RECALLS 'THAW TRIAL Woman Disappeared From the Stage After the Killing of Stan-
 ford White.
RECALLS THAW TRIAL

Reno, Nev., Nov. 4.-Herbert Rich ardson was granted a decree of di- vorce today from his wife, Edna Me- Cure Richardson, to whom he was married in 1906 in New York. Mrs. Richardson, with her two sons, live ill New York.
 As Edna Mcclure she was popular on the stage for several years. The marriage occurred within week af- ter her first meeting with Richard son, who was in New York promoting the sale of stocks and mines which he owned in Goldfield. He is be- lieved to be worth more than one hum dred million dollars. Mrs. Mcclure disappeared from the stage after the shooting of Stanford White by Harry K. Thaw. She was friend of Evelyn NeSb;t Thaw.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
DIRECTOR OF
 SAFETY ATTACKED
Effort Made to Kill Philadelphia Offl- cial-Three Shots Fired at Him in
 His Own Office.

Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. 4.-An att tempt was made this evening on the life of Henry Clay, Director of the Department of of Public Safety. A man who gave his name as Henry Clark, about 65 years old. called at the Directors office in the City Hall and the two became involved in an altercation. When an attempt was made to put him out of the office Cark is alleged to have whipped out a revolver. He fire three shots at the Director, all of which went wild.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
HARVARD TEAM
 DEFEATS YALE

Boston, Mass, Nov. 1.-The Harvard afternoon over the Chestnut Hill course, twenty-two points to thirty three points. The course averaged a little more than six miles and the race was run in a blinding wind and rain storm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
RFFORMER ADMITS
 ENTERTAINMENT
Only Democratic Official in Wabash County, Indiana, Is Convicted of
 Forging Vouchers as Coun. ty Surveyor.

Wabash, Indiana, Nov. 4.-Ora
 Whitneck, the only Democratic offi' cial elected to office in Wabash coun- +v in fifty years, was surrendered to the sheriff today by his bondsmen and pleaded guilty to embezzlement as county surveyor. He was sen- tenced to prison from one to five years. Whitneck was elected in a county normally Republican by ma
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
TROUBLE FEARED
 IN MADRID
Government Wiu Reinforce General Weyler if Fadabell Marches on
 Barcelona.

Madrid, Nov. IA serious clash is expected tomorrow If the Fadabell carry out their threats to march on Barcelona. The government will re- inforce the forces of General Weyler, captain general of Cantonio. by fif- teen thousand soldiers, and will at- tempt to~prevent at all hazards the proposed manifestation.
 The Legislature is urging 'resclu- ton being distributed throughout Barcelona province. The government claims that the revolutionary leaders are trying to inflame the. masses ?: the workmen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05
UNION GENERAL
 PASSES AWAY

New York. Nov. 4.-General Charles Cleveland Dodge, son Of William E.. Dodge, died today in a private san.- tarium in this city after a lingering illness. General Dodge was nearly seventy years old. General Dodge served with distinction on the Union s.de in the Civil War.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-05

FOR RENT-A. residence close in on E. 9th ave. Modern conveniences, House large enough for two small families Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Co. 10 30 St
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Ask for our new rental list, II you wish to rent a house. It will help you to find what you want Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 ii At.
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A cottage on w. 5th ave. for rent We'll located with modern convenient ces.-Cotton Belt Savings X Trust Co. II 1t.
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.-Mr. ard Mrs. Goidweber. the lad- ies' and Gents Clothes Builders. cor. Fourth and Main, Senyard Bldg. room 101-2. tt.
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We invite you to do your banking business with us. Our aim Is prompt service and liberal treatment. In- terest paid on time deposits. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
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"A very desirable lot on Lake, side for sale. Size 60x19S feet.- Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
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EASTERN CITIES
 WRAPPED IN SNOW

jority of two thousand votes as a Re- form and Anti-Graft Candidate.
 He was accused of forging vouch- CTS and pocketing the money.
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Id. Del. 4 70. Ry. Co.
pATuxxNy RIVER ROUTE.
4s


Hssamer win leave Baltimore, Pier 8
Light street wharf, (weather permit
tfng.) Tuesdays, 2 p. IN, for
Fair Haven, Plum Point. Dares. Gov
ersor's Run, Cove Point, Millstone,
Sosomoa's Island. Spencers. sc. Cuth-
bert's, Sottefly, Parkers. Forrcst's,
Duze's and Benedict.
Returning steamer win leave Benedict.
tweathsr permittlng1. Wednesday, 3 q.
n, stopping &C al the above points.
Solomon's IslAnd, 0 80 =. m, MIL
stene. 10 O m. Govsrnoris Bun, Il
noon. Plum Point. I p. m, Fair Haven,
2 p m. Arriving In Baltimore aboutS
p. m.
Steamer win leave Baltimore, Pier 3,
Eght g.. (weather permitting.l Thurs
day. &C ? p. m. for the following points.
Fair Haven, Plum Point. Dare's, Gov
Sol0mon's lslAnd. Speneer's. sc. Cnth-
bert's, Sc. Leonard's, Soller's, Sotteriy,
Jones. Parker's, Porrest's, Williams,
Dakss. Treat Han. Holland Point,
Rsturning, steamer win leave Bene-
diet, (wessher psrmittingI, Friday, II
noon. stopping at all the above points.
Solomon's Island, $50 p. m. MIL
stone, 9 p. ma. Cove Point. Governor's
Run. B p. IN, Dare's. $40 p. m. Plum
Point. 0 p m. Fair Haven, 10 p. IN,
Baltimore. next morning.
Leaves Baltimore, Pier 3, Light st.,
lweather permitting.l Saturday. Up. M.
Tor the following points.
Fair Haven. Plum Point, Dare's, Gov
ernor's Run, Cove Point, Milestone, q olo-
mons Island, Spencer's, SC. Cuthbert's.
&c. Leonardo, Sellers. Sottersey. Jones.
Parker's. Forests, Williams, Dukes,
Trent Hall, Holland Point, Benedict.
Lieteh's, Trueman's Point, Deep Land
ing, Holland's Cliffs. Magruder's Ferry,
Lower Marlboro, Whites Landing,
Ferry Landing, Nottingham's.
Steamer vii. 20 to Lyons Greek, Mon
day Morning.
Returning. steamer viii leave Lyons
Greek, weather permitting.D Monday.
Z 30 q. m, stopping at all the above
landings.
Nottingham, 8 30 a. m. Lower MARI
boro, 10 q. IN, Benedict, II noon, Solo
mons Island, $50 p m, Milestone. o p.
m, Cove Point, Governors Run. $50
p. m, Dare's, $40 p. m. Plum Point,
Fair Haven. Top. m. Baltimore, next
morning.
Freight received In baltimore. nc Pier
3 Light st., on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. until l.00 p. IN
This time Table shows the times at
which steamers may be expected to ar
rive ut and depart from the seversl
wharves, but their arrivals or departure
&C the times stated Ii not guaranteed,
nor does the Company hold itselfrespon-
sible Tor any delay or any consequences
arising therefrom.
WILLARD THOMSON, Genl. Manager
2. MURDOCH. Gen. Ere. 4 Pass. Agt
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