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Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16

AIRS. Jacob Wilmert- Lincoln. III. found
her way back 70 perfect health she
writes. Il suffered VITA kidney trouhls
ard isaekache and nay appetite Vas very
poor Al times 4 few weeks ago / Eol
Foley's Kidney Pills ana gzNe them q
fair triaL They gave me great relief
- continued. un nov I am again ~
perfect health-- Sod b. al druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16
srrIeu. LarrraaIan,

and wounds are healsd without danger q
hood poisoning by Bucknns Arnioa sAlTs
ihs healing wonder &c For sale ~
Etston Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16

When you have anything TO sell or "a
shalEs advertise n in The Bee Want "a
columns and get quick results
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16

A telegrapfae invitation to attend . meet
ing OF governors at the Kansas state capt
tai TO discuss railroad rates sent out by
Governor Stubbs OF Kansas has been re-
eeived az the office o. Governor Shauen-
berger. but In the absence 81 the executive
Secretary aFErsez does not know whether
the Invitation will be accepted
1t Is not believed that the idea Of. hold
inE the meeting was original with the
governor Of Kansas, hut rather that ne
has taken advantage OF a suggestion which
has been made 10 other governors by a
New Yorker. some days ago the governor
received a circular letter erom an easterneT,
rather rambling in its terms, saying the
railroads were about 10 boost rates over
the country and 70 save the shippers sno
the people all the executives should get
busy 10 offset Wtst he railroads might
thy TO do Governor Shallenherger's letter
Was dropped in ths waste basket as beinE
OF no Importance. II Is presumed thai
Governor stubbs thought otherwise and
announced a meeting IN accordance WITH
the bunch ia the circular letter.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16
PEACE UNTIL CORONATION
Noted Jesuit Priest Looks for No
Trouble Till King is Crowned
WAIT ON WORDS OF THE KING
Father CorJie Likes America aRd
Tells of the Solar Research
which Was Conducted at
Mosnt Wilson, Cal.
VAT ON WORDS OF THE KING

Despite all reports Of approa ching r7up-
ture between England and Germany and
an upheaval from the suffrsgette forces
in England. that nation will have peace
and calm until King George is corOnated-
The Rev. Father A. l. Corue, director
OF the observatory al Stunvbroo near
Manchester, England. announces this sit
nation IN a brief interview at Creighton
university Thursday morning while he was
the guest Of Father RiEge.
Father Corties words indicated that all
manner Of political disturbance IS liable 10
break forth from the suppressive calm
that now exists in his country, when the
king finally is enthroned in June. The
astronomer words were TO the point that
all factions and the entire public is breath
lessly awaiting enlightenment as 10 what
sort Of views the new king holds relating
TO public questions II may be that ne
viii sanction woman's suffrage without
fight and that he may smooth over the
difficulties between Germany and England
easily.
Father Corue also talked Enthusiastically
about America and the great solar re-
search meeting AT Mount Wilson in Cali
fornia, from which he is returning. The
meeting Of astronomers at Mount Wilson
he said. was the best one the International
Union Of Astronomers has ever held II
was the fourth convention OF the scientists,
with an enormous attendance, including
fifty delegates from foreign countries.
Father Corte added that the Mount Wilson
observatory was the best in the world
Tells of the suns RayA.
The visiting astronomer took occasion TO
remark that be disagreed with Rev. Father
Cirsrs regarding the effect OF the suns
radiation upon electrical phenomena on the
earth. 4 believe that the sun spots prob
ably have a coordinate cause with cleo
tr5cAl storms Of the earth he said. but
4 ! cannot see how the suns force OF itself
4 is a primary cause for the phenomena on
the earth The electrical force expended
Z in one storm on this globe is equal 10 that
expended by the suns radiation in eight
months, SO how could the latter be the
cause OF the former" Father Cortie had
reference 10 the statement made by Father
Cirara on a recent visit Of the latter 10
Omaha
The visiting astronomer departed Thurs
day evening for the east TO make q short
visit at St Louis and Washington, finally
/ leaving New York for England. He Is to
be at the head Of the British expedition
I to the island Of Vavau Of the Friendly
! Islands group next January 70 observe the
I total eclipse Of the sun April g OF next
year The observation Of the sun on that
occasion viii be Al night time and viii lAsI
but three and one-hsh minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16
BURKErT AT scRIHNER FAIR
senator Makes speech at His PIrEt
Home in Nebraska.

SCRIBNER. Sept 15-fSpeciaL l-For sew
ersl years the people OF ScTibner have been
holding annually a stock and agricultural
show. and this is the second time that they
have asked Senator Burke1t TO address
them. The people here like Burkett and
Burkett evidently likes the people. for he
seemed very much at home This section
Of the state claims TO have given the ssnA-
tor his first starr IN Nebraska for il was
only a few miles from here where the sen
ator came fresh from college a. q young
school teacher twenty years ago. As the
senator recalls IL, his nrSt meal in Ne
braska was taken al this place. Anyway.
he knows the people and marched into the
little hotel with all the familiarity Of an
old settler. I always did like you North
Platte people" said the senator as he
grabbed J. NJ Beaver by the hand. and
never shall forget how kind you were TO
me Up here when ] d5d not have an ac-
qnAintAnce in the state nor a dollar in
money. Financially. ! have held my own
and have improved my condition 80 far a.
friends go. but ] never VII find better
friends than ] found as . boy VI in this
country"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16
Nebraska
STATE UNIVERSITY REPORT
Secretary J. S. Dsles Shows Standing
Of Various Funds.
ITEMS MAKING UP CASH FUNI
letter Received at Executive office
shsyys Basis for Call Issued by Cow
ernor stubh. for MeetinE
Of Governors.



LINCOLN. SEPT Especial Prom the
cash fund q fhe state university there has
been paid into TIE state treasury total
q So su-Ts. leaving balance on hand al
the eipse o. he ssni-annual period Of
saIlssd This is shown in the report Of
James s. Dslss- secretary 10 the board Of
regents fled with Governor shaNenberEer
The principal items which 80 to make uT
the large cash fund are as follows. animal
husbandry department sales SlSn-sl. dAiry
husbaDdry department sales, ts,sZ-&; DOR
mitofT IN home euonOmics. student board
UGzz7 incidental fees. tcolleEesJ sbsl.
laboratory fees. $500, lHv college, TIT
ton and sxaminss1Ou fees ss53s. sub-sta-
ton Sorth Platte sales s. AS. text book
sales. 1914
The following shows the expenditures, to-
Tethsr with ne balance OF the sppropria-
ton OF apportioE 1oeut Of each fund Of the
state university tor The six months period
eDdinE June /
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16
s,aleeIs te IransIer sy,Itch.

The Burlington railroad otgeels ~ unit
ing with the 81. Joseph Grand Island
Tallrosd ln constructing transfer switch
~ me town u EagGT ana 50 Indicated al
an answer u TIE petition filed a. ~ the
state railway commission reEaralug the
matter The ForIners' Co-opeTauEe asso-
clau1n and Others filed an application WIKI
me eo1nnlsslon asking for the transfer
switch. and IN = separate answer tbs Bur
huglaa today sald the facinugs afforle1 "a
the people Il Eagar were ample ana The
l. snsfeE WAS not needed AZ This TINE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16
ImProvemeRts in FsrninE.

The senator spoke or farming as always
having been eminsnIly respectable, but not
always scientific and profitable. He spoke
Of The man who STAYED on the farm becs use
he cid not know what else 10 DO as not
likely 10 make much Of q success IN farm
ing and probably nowhere else. Farming
- becoming more and more scieutific.~ said
the senator 1t is becoming more and
more necessary 70 make a study Of H. The
government both state and national. has
recognized the importance o. economic and
scientific farming The Agriculturzl De
parrnent sent men clear around TIE world
20 set seeds q plants that grew luxur1autly
in the and lGndE Of Asa and within a
dozen years ! sent cot the firs1 alfalfa SEED
into parts q Nebraska hat has Row mud
tiplied b. the million and has pushed CON-
Portable and successful hEbitErion so mile.
ifurthsr west within THAI duBsa years ths
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16
No Politics In speech.

The senator made q speech TO the far
mers entirely dsvgad Of partisan politics
lie told them that good farmers sometimes
developed int firSt-clsss politicians but
that he never knew Of g politician who was
farmer politicians were usually farmers Of
the second degree: that they were in the
business not 20 much for cultivstinE the
soil as eultivstng the cultivator OF the soil;
that they farmed the farmers while the
farmer fsrTned the farm.
However. he said that the farmer who
would not take time 70 listen 70 the poll
tieians a reasonable length Of time once in
while would find himself voting for the
wrong man, and in the end would become
very useless sort Of citizen. Every man
in this country owes II as q duty 10 the
government 70 spend a little tine in study
ing politics- he said that the farmers we're
the safest men on public questions. for they
were Nkely 10 be the least p-ejudiosd and
on account Of their surroundings ana Cd
portUnities for Information the best in
formed men upon public questions he
congratulated the farmers upon All the i'm
proved instrumsntAlitisS Of intercourse be-
tween them and the world. such as the
rural free delivery. cheap postage. auto
mobiles and the telephone The telephone
he characterized as the most far-rsAchinE
invention OF good and gossip that the world
had ever seen. for by IL men could transact
business with Lincoln in five minutes while
the women could VISIT the entire neaEhbor-
hood twice in every tEenty-four hours"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16

AdjutAnt General Hartigsn has issued an
order detailing seven members Of the Ma
tionAl Guard TO act az a court-Tnartisl TO
try the gusrdsmen who failed TO report al
the Fort Riley SncsmPment without beins
properly excused. The oourt Will convene
At 70 O'Clock On the morning Of November
IL The detail for'she court is as follows;
Rr1ERdier General Joseph A. storch-
Colonel y. J. Mack, Second regiment
Colonel G. A Eceriy, flrst regiment
department
MAJOR n J. Paul Second regiment.
MAJOR G II. Holoeuan. First regiment
CAPTAIN l. "a. Gage. signal corps.
Captain Q l. Brewster FIRST regiment
Judge advocate
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-16
Engineer Hard Reports Progress

z c Hurd. engineer IN charge Of the
physical valuation department u the state
railway commission. has FLED 3 report Gov
erinE the work has department has done
from June . 10 August a Durlng thar pc
rod station maps and rght % way maps
have been prepared covering ia miles
There has been Inspected Of the Burlington
~ makes and * the Union Pacific G.
miles There has been inspected grand
total Of 6.las miies. duTlTg which the de-
partment has tr4vtled l2g5s miles.
OF the sac DO APPROPRIATED for tLe use Of
the department for the biennlum there has
been spent q totaI Of S=l26
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31


throughout the world will be affected.
This merger has also caused gre At
activity in smaller and tindependent
mines and It is this poiTt that Is
particular interest to many Vs.. vir:
glntans who are holders Of copper
stocks and Especially many of the peo.
pie of Falrr'onti and nearby towns who
not only-have stock IL but own and
control two Of the best independent
propertiesAh, the Occur d'AIene dis.
trlct OF Idaho, namely, the Copper
Prince and Gold Ridge Mining compa-
mics. The control. Ct these two com.
ran'es being in the hands OF such we'll
balanced! business men as Samuel b.
Holbert. who is prcsldent Of the for.
mer and Sam Htc, vino Is at the head
of the latter, with hundreds 81 smaller
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS section
and at Charleston and Pittsburq.
Just now renewed interest l.; being
taken ir5the properties owing to tho
presence Of Daniel Davis, general man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31

ager and discoverer of the properties
among the local stockholders. Mr.. Da.
Wis who is an experienced miner him.
sslf, says no more. Gold Ridge stock
is on the market at any price and this.
the work Of financing the Copper
Prince property will soon he eomptet.
ed and that IN few months line orc
shipping will be commenced from,
these n1ines which, are known to be
amcng the r;cheet copper properties in
tho country.
Mr.. Davis Is always enthusiastic
about these properties and his faith
has never wavercd in their ultimate
success and money making pcasibIi-
ties and 1t is his intention to remain
here fer another month in rounding up
matters to oegIn general development
carly III the spring.
At the present time much stock in
trc Copper Prince Is being placed at
Morgantown where an active campaign
has been Conducted fer the past week.
Local stockholders who believe anotl,-
Ter advance will soon be made in the
price of stock are making additional
subscriptions with tho firm belief that
in fe wrrcnths' time the prediction
|of the president Of the company that
the stock will be worth at least five
time, par valu: Will come true.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31
Copper \ [ /. / g,inIdaho
SLocAtl.PEoPLE INTERESTED IN
s.;S COPPER PRINCE AND GOLD
5 RIDGE COMPANIES. M

At the present time, and for the past
lew weeks, no otter stocks or invest.
sncnts have figured SO prominently in
the public prints as eoppers, largely
due to the gigantic merger being plan.
ned by the larger copper producing
companies Whereby a corporation Is to
be formed controlling all the large pro.
Y auctions throughout the Un..ed States.
8rivaling IN size and capitalization the
Steel Trust and ether large trusts
similarly organized.
he combination Of these interests
4 has had a large influence on the cop.
srer markets and SO powerful is its in.
flucnee thar the price OF copper
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31

RETTER NO DIVORCE THAN.
Is RlcH,MAN's {PRlvlLEGE.
Rabbi Wise Denounced Ease with
| Which Wealthy Men May Put
| Away Wives.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3t.-"eetter no
divorce said Rabbi Stephen Wise in
his sermon yesterday ethan that di.
vorce should be the peculiar privilege
Of the rich. Nothing could be more;
dangerous to the nation than the case
with which some conspicuous million.
aires have put away tehir wives with
the aid Of coInpIaecnt courts. ~
Freedom in education. in industry,
in marriage and In citizenship will
tshortly be woman's. Freedom in.mar..,
riage means, happlly,freedon, from the
NECESSITY OF marriage. Women ought
ito marry. but not to be assured Of Ia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31
! Through Service ]
EFaiirrnont tos GlarksbuIg
FAIRMoNTd 81 c LARksauH1. 4
TRACTION COMPANY. !! ~

Cars leave Cor. Main and jefferson
sta. Falrnnont HOURLY for clarts:
burg and intermediate Polntsi from
$500 a. M. until 10000 ". sM. i.
Schedule Of lnterurban Cara oeto.
S heri "a, 1907. J. N !, e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31
MAN WITH GUN CAUSES PANIC

CHICAGO. Jan. 31.-TWo hundred
people, including many women and
girls, were thrown into panic last
night when carmina sieoii, Iaborcr.
entered a hall where they we're dane:
ing and began firing a revolver. The
dancers escaped GU. of windows to ad-
joining roofs and down fire escapes.
All the shots vent wild and sieoli,
who was angered at having been elect.
ed from the hall, was overpov'ered and
locked up. !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31

livelihood, and freedom in marriage
should never mean freedom, in di.
vorce." a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31

Il TAKE OUT THAT OLD BATH TUB
and have us put In one OF the attrac-
tive sanitary kind. A tub that you
Will not be ashamed to have your
friends see should they enter your
bath ROOM
he cost of such tub and the neces-
sary plumbing Is not 50 great under
1 our system OF moderate. charging. Or
der one and we guarantee you will be
satisfied with both our plumbing and
our bill.
!, 5&5 SOUTH SIDE PLUMBING SHOP
Both Phones. 217 Walnut Ave.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31

Passengers baggage carried IN
cars leaving Fairmont at 600. $500,
1890. 1900, G:00 and $500 o'clock.
Passengers baggage carried on cars
leaving clarksburE at 1880. 1880 1: &C
1880. 1880 and 1880 o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-25
GiNG iTTtCkS 4 GIRL.
sent to the Roof To t:rt some Clothes,
Noung HouShs surround Her.

Mrs sarah Anderson. n widow living on
the top floor at POI East Fifty second
street. sent her eleven year-old daughter
Ethel tn IN" roof last night to get some
clothing that had been left there A few
minutes later she heard the little girl
CRYING for help Mrs. Anderson found
the door To the roof locked and ran down
ard got the Janitor. Hermann Kruger. and
his wife The three reached the roof
through the adjoining house
They found Ethel surrounded by eight
OF ten toughs from ~ to p years old In
charging tn. crowd Mrs Anderson was
stabbed over the eve with a peck ct knife
kruger got a slight Jab IN the arm ana
Mrs Kruger was knocked down and
kicked
Tn. rowdies ran down INTO the street.
pursued nv Mrs Anderson and Kruger
Policeman Schnsyer Of the East Fifty
first street station joined the chase In
an areaway IN Fifty second street the
policeman caught young man who
vas afterward identified IN the station
house by Mrs Kruger a. one Of the assail-
ants A charge OF felonious assault was
made
The prisoner gave his name as Terence
NcCioW an. - wears old Of ?2e East fifty
third street He denied being one Of the
gang on the roof
Mrs Anderson and the Kr,igera we're
attended bv an ambulance surgeon from
Flower Hospital
Complaints have been made Of gangs
Of youths IN that neighborhood who tax q
huCkets ~ beer to the roofs and annoy
the tenants nv their carousing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-25
MOTOR TRAM M MPS TROLLEY.
frame Tied n for Half an Hour Between
Timer Park and C0ney island.

4 motor train going 20 Manhattan
from Coney Island bumped into Ihirty-
ninth street ferry surface car 80 ths
meadows between Concy Island and u
mer Park yesterday afternoon The
passengers on the trolley car were shaken
zap and traffic was tied up for half an
hour
The elevated trains run on the surface
for some distance from Coney Island
and the trolley cars are run over the same
tracks for a mile or more on the meadows.
The car ND stopped at BAY Forty-third
street az tie end Of sharp curve 20 let
81 several passengers. The motor train.
in charge al Frank EsseN. came along
behind At lively clip Before Essex could
stop his train he jolted into the car ahead
The passengers on the ferry car were
thrown from their seats and the motor
man. Thomas Leonard was hurled 70
the side ~ the car. The collision smashed
the rear platform Of the carand derailed
the rear truck
Or Openskv, from the Coney Island
Hospital. treated the motorman and
passenger. Miss iva Counelv. oi ani
Ninety-Second street. Fort Hamilton
for shock and CpntusIons. They were
able u go home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-25
w0tLD DuOR,E BOG,S r,RL
NounE woman iured Into Marriage ny
b False Pretrncex seeks Freedom.

ELkro> Md. July % Mrs Irene ;
Stanl"y Yesterday tiled 4 hiiI ~ th. Cecil
county CIrrnt Court fur an absolute
divorce from her husband Henry :
Stanley. who IN June 1897. had the people
m GaIl Wild over -tuDg g titles which
he alleged was attached - has mann"
Tn. Cuupl" lecam" acquainted. wer"
married and wer, ,.Tara'"d 1ll within
twenty DAYS. when the castle. the hrlte
was 70 preside over IN the Old country
proved - IL. mythical
STANLEY passing a. lord Preston. Earl
" Aberdeen and several ether things.
m 1877 became tn" guest e Irsarh McNey.
cne Il IN" larg",' landowner, "a he al
vert section he daZgled 'H" M"\"v
family With story + hls high G.. nn"r'I , NJ
and irirn-nsa wealth. tu' c0nhd"d that 10
was embarrassed hv the fact TIA, he could
not get hs cs,at. until married ana oNN rod
80 give 81 TD f.r an intru1V"tInn - a
young woman who mad ne"n accusr oued
t. wealth and Who could grace the title u
Lady STANLEY IN ENGLAND
STANLEY was son intr, duCed - several
Young women. among them Miss Irene
CLAYTON Stanley proposed. Miss Clay
ton accepted and set JGlv ~ the we'd
ding day
Meanwhila the .Ea-I accompanied
hy Miss CLAYTON. had Iswy'r Mar-hall
tho future Countess s2n 90 "A year.
The Earl learned that the brides broth
srS had found him out and Sklpped 20
Oxford Pa whore h" took Job a.
butchers assistant shortly aftHrward
he disa ppearrd altogether
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-25
DRrs WIN AND LOSE N rENAS.
wets Name the Governor hut state~ ide
Prohibition Gets Endorsement.

AUSTIN. Tea. July a-Both the pro-
hibitionists and anti-prohibittonises won
| a victory in yesterdays Democratic
primaries in Texas.
The anti-prohi bition organization nomi-
mated it's candidate. q. Il. Colquitt, for
Governor by probably 5000 plurality.
and the prohibiuon,sts, according to
the count Of the votes so far as made
carried the proposition Of Statewide
prohibition by large majority.
The proposition as voted upon yester-
day is To make It obligatory on the part
Of the Legislature To- submit ~ vote
Of the people a proposed constitutional
amendment providing for Statewide
prohibition. The State convention, which
IL to meet at Galveston August 10. must
make this demand rs part Of the party's
platform.
IL IL rumored that MIR. Colquitt will
refuse 20 accept this Statewide pro-
hibition feature Of the platform. In
that event. u IL said. the prohibition ele-
ment 81 the party will put out an indie
pendent candidate for Governor. But
for the fact that there were two prohibit
ton candidates in the field for Governor
that faction Of the marty would have won
that part Of the contest by a large ma
jority.
senator J W Bailey's candidate, Will
lam Poindexter. ~ the third man IN the
race for Governor. Cone johnson occupy
ing second place and running in the lead
. in many parts OF the State
Rv Davidson, former Attoney-S
eral who made the race for Governor on
his record a. a trust buster and OF
having collected a fine OF 81 .6so.Op from
the Waters Pierce Oil Company. driving
that corporation out Of Texas Tor vlolai
ing the antitrust laws. IL the fourth man.
as shown nv incomplete returns
The prohibition Democrats are re-
ported To have two-thlrds majority