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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

Il hot for US.
A wise man never bets ON sure
thing or a woman's age.
Hope is a valuable asset-until you
try to raise money on il.
Instead of telling what you are go
Ing to do, tell what you did.
A man fears a womans tears as
much as he fears her tongue.
The more unselfsh you are the
more selfish you make others.
IL is safe not to expect anything II
you don't want to be disappointed
How silly the things a man wanted
at the age of 90 look to him at so!
Don't be surprised If somebody fools
you while you are trying to fool some
body.
Love really Is blind, and this ac-
counts for the neckt.es some women
buy for their Observation-Disclosures
News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

Reno Judge Hearns Harmed Divorce
Paved Way For Marriage.

All OF the interesting detaiiS coh-
corning the divorce suit OF Mrs VIZ
ginis Harmed Sothern at Reno. New
did no; appear yesterday on the race
of the record, and one element whieh
was calculated TO and might nave
wrecked the entire enterprise re
NAMED preserved in secrecy. II was
an anonymous commun cation givins
an Alleged motive fer the divorce.
shortly before the hearing OF the
case yesterday, Judge pike received an
unsigned letter intimating that there
was collision between the parties, ano
that Sothern had consented TO the
divorce for the reason that he intend
ed to marry Julia Marlowe. The me-
sage, in part, Is as follows:
Julia NaIlowe arrives from urope
this week She will continue with r.
n. Sothern In a joint starring tour
with the season 20 open In Boston
have Il from reliable sources that "a
soon as Sothern and Virginia Harmed
are free from bonds OF matrimony an
announcement will be forthcoming
that Scthern win take Miss Marlowe
to church.
The understanding Is mutual. so
far as can gather. for When Mr..
Sotherr sold his home on $ xty-ninth
street Miss Harmed signed papers &C
cepting a certain share for her inter
est IN the property.
The message was not IN evidence.
was no, sworn to. and naturally dis
regarded.
After the decree was granted. Miss
Harmed Was shown the communica-
ticn.
As 20 the reference 20 Mrs Mar.
love. she made nc comment whatever.
but respecting the sale OF her home
she pcfulantiy said:
That Is utterly untrue. The home
In New York was mine. and Mr.. Sotn.
err bad no power 20 dispose 81 q q;
all The home IVES he basis Of no
agreement. u vas mine 70 sell
Asked whether she did NJ secure
the signature Of CIR. Sofhcs 70 the
deed On conveyance when shc solo u.
he admitted this 70 b. true.
Virginia Harmed manifested mach
annoyance a. the bringing I'd Of tnc
name Of her theatrical rival. Miss Mar.
howe. Her attitude wss naughty a.
she made her snappy ahswer.-Nev
YORK Assertion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22
KATE CHASE IN POLITICS.
Famous Woman who Managed Her Fa-
nous Fathers Presidential Ambition.

No account of Mr. Chase would be
complete which ignored the remark
able connection OF Kate Chase, later
Mrs. Sprague, with her fathers public
life Young, remarkably beautiful, re-
gal and captivating, she made L her
business in life to establish cordial re-
lations with his political friends, and
she was gracious hostess for the
hospitality which her father enjoyed
giving: ambassadors, senators and pol
iticians were eager for her good will
and willing to promise her aid, and
Mrs. Lincoln had battles royal with
her for (as she said coming 10 the
receptions at the White House and
holding court on her own account. she
had resolute purpose to bring about
her fathers nomination in 1864, and
perhaps her influence held her father
10 his opposition to Lincoln. indeed.
this remarkabl woman was generally
considered to be political force of
magnitude. and she Is the only woman
In the history of the United States
who has had such Influence. She felt
keenly indignant with Lincoln for let
ting her father leave the treasury. and
jokingly accused Sumner on the day
Of the ncmna'icn of the chief justice
Of being In n plot TO "shelve her IA
Their. The influence and spirit of his
daughter again held Chase up to b $
strife for the presidency in 1868. She
vas virtually his manager In New
York. and competent judges have be-
lieved that had she been able 20 20
into the convention and make her own
combinations on the spot she would
hive secured his nominal ion.-fiart's
Life Of Chief Justice Chase.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22
Mr.. Sinclair improving.

A message from Baltimore yester-
day to Sheriff X. X. Curtis said that
Constable Roy Sinclair. who was op-
Grated on in johns Hopkins hospital.
was getting along nicely and that ms
condition showed Improvement Mr..
Sinclair was shot at the cross roads
here on March 81. 1907. by James
Briggs, negro. who died from wounds
received during a raid on crap
game. The bullet has since remained
in Mr.. Sinclair's head.
Thomas A. Sinclair and jefferson
Sinclair. who accompanied the
wounded officer to Baltimore. are 'ex-
pecte6 10 return to Hampton tomor-
row
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES STRIKE.
Iron Mountain Systems Bring in Men
To Eli, Vacancies

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 21.-Simustaneous-
" with the walking ont of the boiler
makers. pipemen and blacksmiths OF
the Nissceri Pacific and DE Iron
Mountain railroad systems today, IN
sympathy with the i.2so striking ma
chipists. the companies received three
carloads OF men from Chicago to I'LL
the vacancies
The walk-out OF the mechanical
workers was general along,she lines
OF the reads. ReMrts to the roads
headquarters are tc;he effect that all
members OF the three unions o5eyed
the orders OF their presidents to
strike
General Manager A. ". Sullivan
said that the walk-out would not have
any material effect on the train serv-
.ce. sullivan. said the roads en-
pioyed 1.100 members OF The unions
which walked out todsy-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22
LONG TRIP IA BALLOON.
~. sS'$ -- 3lsx ~W~1P ~
Aeronaats Report Staying In AR
Forty Hours.
CBy Associated Press1

COBALT. ONT, Oct. 21.-Col. The
odore Schaeck and Paul Ambrnster.
who landed with the balloon Helve-
tia at Vile Marco. Quebec. arrived
here, en- route TO Montreal. said that
they had outdislanced all competi-
tors by several hundred lies.
We were forty hours out when we
landed" said Schaeck. we could
have gone further, but II was the
only settlement We could see for a
long stretch of country and We de-
cided to alight." The aeronauts re-
ported that several persons had fired
at the balloon during the trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22
Atlanta Nominsses Mayor.

ATLANTA. GA, Oct. 21.-Court-
land T. VIM. one Of the best known
men OF the city, was today nominated
for mayor. defeating James G. Wood
ward. several times mayor of Atlanta
Woodward was defeated two years
ago in s holly contested campaign by
the present mayor. Robert +. Maddox
who declined to become n candidate
again
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

The constitutional right of woman
TO pursue happiness by wearing Just
as long hatpins as she wishes was
settled in the night court by Magis-
trate House last night, and Hugo
Bauer. who sought to limit that righ'
was punished to the full extent OF mo
law.
Bauer n baker off N>t
street. got ou 3D. r..HN.i 't ''
and stood n.> Miss iu.iYnrnd
Kieruau. D.. ..lr- .l. .i ill5 West
chester avenue s., ne slanced at her
hat his blood began to boil. thinking
of The sufferings of his ieliow-men Not
pven the fear OF being impaled on
he long shining skewcfs deferred him.
He tapped Miss X ernan on the shorl-
der and said, Those hatpins are too
long; thev are dangerous Miss Kier-
nan did not answer, and with the zeal
of the true reformer Bauer repeated
his warning.
Police Lieut.. Frank Gallagher. Miss
Kiernan's brother-in-law. was with her.
He told Bauer to mind his own bust
ness. This Bauer refused to do, so
at the Jefferson avenue station he was
put Under arrest. Bauer refused to
leave the train, and there was a ngnt
between the two men that held up the
tran for several minutes
Magistrate House fined Bauer s..
'T.et .his teach you to mind your own
business" he said. seerely. and
turned q deaf ear to Bauer's pleas
that his moiies we're philanthropic-
Bauer didn't have the money, SO ne
telephoned TO his wife. who paid the
fine, saying. after this, leave The hat
pins of strange women alone. New
York World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

SANTA Pc. " NJ Oct 1.-THE
committee on boundary q the New
Mexico constitutional convention TO
day dec ded to report mat the lgS
meridian Is the tsce historical bound
airy between Ne~ Mexico and Texas.
This would give New Mexico zoo
square miles. now a part 81 Texas
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22
Ne. Lott ss Sea.

GULFPCRT. MISS. Oct. 2l.-Bring-
ing news Of the loss at sea OF the
thrce-mastcd schooner Harry X
Fsooks. with Captain Hall. the mate
and cook. the British steamer CONS
ton Walker arrived n; Guifport to-
night With four members OF the lost
vessels crew.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22
Plan Auto Race With birsaips-
CEv Associates Frruf

SAVANNAH. oct 2f.--H the sane
ton Of the Automobile Club Of Amer
tea can be secured. an International
race between the winner q the grand
prize automobile sputes, and As many
aeroplanixfs es Wish 10 enter. vii be
arranged for grand prize week IN ga
vannah
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

trCAs Cor~TY.
Frank , th~ucg rsa<rs osth fhst ~ y ueniar
tu-lness IN ne ETY. - TrI~i ccuufy ard
-lafs af1rcsst1. srd ma seli frm ~iIl rsr ne
snrh 81 OH HtNDa 70 pOLLAES fcr rsrh
so ~ ~ csss q csissrL shsi c<nnel ~ currd
~ NJ 80 ~ Heifs faiaErh cue
FHANE rHFNEy.
Sz1rn ~ heforc - and rrh~rrlh~d IN ~
rleernre til fth fns ~ sreulN~r A. y -
l-cslI Aw 90 1tarN
!. Nrl<sF rrh1Ir
Hsfr ost.rrh Core = fnfen Internally q q
sr-s clr~rsIg on ne blrsf sud mucous surss -
o. ftr srxIrn. feud 90 frMirro<i.ls flrr
y ?. cliE1kY a 60 Tolrao. Q.
Sid o. az nTurE4ls -.
1aEs asIIt f-miig pins f5f eou<upsfIon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22
STEAMER NOT HEARD FROM.
FEARS Entertained For slfety II Br

NORFOIk. VA. O.t IAe Nri--
ish steam. ...I. ir.u.c-s. due here
last Monde. ia- uDt been heard from
and fears ace entertained for her
safety
The Princess left New Orleans for
Norfolk to load bunker coal and was
to proceed to New York to d scharge
n mixed cargo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

We don't seIi overholt Rye valued
a. sf.05 quart for Sc. but We do sell
hcCinris Rye az <i.2s quart for si-o0-
Ask Cor McC.anis Rye and save Toe.
FuIler's exclusively. g-u-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

IN the Circuit Court yesterday James
Brooks. cciored. vas acqaitsed ~ the
jury on the charge % criminaiiy as
sauliing = negro girl IN the SACK
river section.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

n you use . gas neaier IN The once.
bed room or sitting rcon- Just as
cheap a. other fuels. too. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

Certainly Do save lots % voFE ana
are inexpensive. Suppose you tsy
one IN your sfice. ~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

Certainly 10 save loiS q work and
are inexpensive. SuppoSe you ny
che IN ycur ofice. "a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

The Pastors Wife, called on
Mrs. Harlem this afternoon and found
her 50 beautifully optimistic One ex-
preston she used has haysfed ne
ever since
The Pastcr-What was a.. dear2
Tho Pastors Wifc-"There's music
IN everything
The Pastor-Huhi guess she has
never listened 20 our aew choir
Chicago News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22
Reflections Of . Bachelor.

A woman can believe In anything n
us only unbelievable enough.
Digs pick men to admire with about
as much reason as women do.
There's nothing sounds 20 you so
when you are the one getting II
when you are the only getting y.
n there was a tenth OF the charity
the world that there Is seif-esteem
Nobody wonid ever he IN want.
A man with any sense n al knows
better than not 10 Ike his wife< new
hat and 50 have 70 pay for another
New York Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-22

s.l be yours Il you have 1t made by
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

compared with Saturdays values, the ad-
vance was small, but quite little Inn
provement was noticeable on saturday,
owing 10 meager receipts. In general
way, today's sales were fully lWll5c higner
than those Of last Thursday. or QuOtahly
strong with last weeks close.
Handy weight wethers are meeting with
more active inquiry than the heavier
grades. OF course but even the latter class
o. stock Is selling 90 advantage. Several
loads Of heavy westerns went at SAi0 and
100 70 t05-pound kinds OF strictly prime
quality are quotable al $3.50 or better. Not
many spring lambs were on sale and prices
in this branch Of the trade experienced nc
actual change.
Feeder offerings met with a ready de-
msnd and moved in very good season al
figures that looked TO be fully steady q
some higher In spots. A few feeder lambs
were included In the run, but good ftedci
sheep were relatively scarce.
quota tons on grass stock: Choice spring
lambs. N.25u1.15: fair to good spring LAMBS
So 5of7 .. good 10 choice yearllngS Sl5u
$50; fair to good yearlings, A&u5l5; good
to choice wethers. A.2oq45o fair TO good
wethsrs s.. Sq4@; good 70 choice ewes
81 OoG4.g5 fair TO good ewes, S5ou4oo.
0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Staple and Fancy Produce Prices Fur
niHhed by Buyers and Wholesalers.

BUTTER-Creamery, No /. delivered to
the retail trade In lib. cartons, aOc; No. 1,
&c; No 2, in 6O-lb. tubs. 271=c; packing stock,
solid pack, 20l1c; dairy, in 6O-lb. TUBS, Z3c.
Market changes every Tuesday.
lSc; daisy, like triplets, l71zc; limberger,
lsc: No. l brick, l7c; No. 2, lac; imported
Swiss, 0Oc; domestic swiss pc.
POCLTRY-Dressed broiiers, SOC; hens
l6c; cocks, Ike; ducks, lSc; geese, l5c; tur-
keys, &c; pigeons, per dozs N6o; homer
SQUADS per doz-. $40; fancy squads per
ers, from IA 10 IA lbs, lSC; IN TO 2 lbs,
lsc; hens, lie; old roosters, &c; ducks, full
feathered. &c; geese fun feathered' SC; tur-
per doz.. 76c; homers. per doz, $500; squads,
No, !, per doZ., 500; No. 2. per doz., SOC.
FISH Gall frozen)-Pickerel, loc; whitefish,
lac pike, he; trout, l4ei large crappies. i5q
lSc Spanish mAekerel lSc; eel, lsc; had
dock l3c; founders, l2c; green catfish, Isc;
buffalo, SC; halieut ue; waite perch, Sc;
each; shadrOes, per pair, SOC; frog legs. per
BEEF cUTs-Ribs No. / isl4c; No: ?,
lac; No. 3, sc. Loin, No. l, lsc; No. 2. l4alc;
No. 3, l05Ac Chuck, No. !, sac; No. ?, TIC.
No. g. SAC. Round, No. /, u5ac; No. ?, IOlzc
No. 3, SIC. Plate, No. !, 7ltc; No. 2, 6<c;
RuiIs-oranges: California Camella
brand Redland nayels, 50 size per box, g. 3;
l size size per box az lTs and sS5 RSE e
per box, S4.50 Havana Mediterranean
sweets I26 10 liz sizes, per box, $50; i26 and
LEO sizes, per box, $50; extra fancy Mediter-
raneah sweets. per box, 1878; NaIencias, 80,
III and lag sizes. $50; $50 and smaller sizes,
A75 Lemons: LImOniera, extra fancy, 800
go sizes, ts.00d950; choice, S0O-S60 sizes, per
box, Ss.009s-5S; 240 size, SOC per box less.
Bananas; Fancy select. per bunch, s25g
$50; jumbo. pr bunch, 81. 1593T5. Pine
apples: Florida, 1896 sizes, $500: 42-4s sizes
t275 Catalogues; California, "a size, S3.75;
A. standards, pL5. Cherries: California, per
10-lb box, A.75. Apricots: California per
t-basket crate, a-56. Piurns: California,
red per 4-basket crate, $50. Blue prunes
Per crate, Sle6. Peaches: California, per
@-lb box, ELl0i triumph, per box, tL5
Anchor brand, new, 80 lib. pkgN in box
| per box. R@
VEGETABLES-Irish, potatoes: Wiscon-
| sin and native, per bu., 50Q60c: new IN
| sacks, per bu, no. Cabbage: New Call
| fornia and southern, per H., &c. Onions
Texas crystal wax, per crate, 800; yellow
| Per crate, Ills. Garlic: Extra fancy, white
( per H., l5c; red, per h., lsc. Egg plant
Fancy Florida, per dOz., s1.50q2.0o. Toma
l toes: Texas, per 4-basket crate s. 81 Strinl
and wax beans: Per hamper (about . lbs j
t2.00: market baskets, 75c. Cucumbers: HO
house, per don, 5og60c; Texas, per bu. box
HOME GROWN VEGETABLES 800 Rad
isles: Extra fancy. per doz. punches, 2Oc
j Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf per doz., 3Oc
Parsley: Fancy, per dog. punches. SOc. Rhu
| Per doz. punches, 45QJOc. Green onions
I Per doE. punches, 25e. Turnips: Per mar
! ket basket, SOC. Carrots. per market has
| ket, 5od15c. Beets. Per market basket SOC
| Spinach: Per bu., II lbs, Soc. Green peas
4 Per market basket 60c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Demand for Stocks Frustrated and
Prices Take Tumble.
BEAR PARTY IS DISCOURAGED
Consequence e. a Drop 60 Lew Level
-PendIng sherman Law Cases
Arouse Interest of
speculators.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Demand for stocks
showed an extreme prostratiOn today and
p,1css were allowed to run downwards
banking and financial interests The
amount OF stock marketed WAS not large
The severity OF the extreme declines was
The bear party In the market seemed en-
couraged By the facility with which they
sss 70 6eeS S'0Sfs 70 sSSsr
break In prices. Having covered over the
three days holiday interval. they were
prepared to put out fresh snort lines TO-
dav The demand was so ianRuid that
this selling was easily effective. II was
suspected that there was some reselltng
Of stocks bought on the break last week
for q profitable upturn in the market or
purely for purposes Of support to check
the Generalization. The signs that these
stocks were coming back on the market
were taken to mean that the larger fin
ancial interests were not committing them
selves TO any effort to advance prices or
even to sustain the market at recovertes.
The consequence was drop TO near
last weeks low level OF prices early la
the day, but an arrest short OF that and a
! The renewal Of the depression was not
accounted for by any striking new devsl-
opment in the situation. Tn most impor-
chief justice Of the supreme court Of the
| United States. Probably no period In the
questions of more vital and peculiar inter
/ est TO corporate wealth awaiting the decis-
! ion Of that tribunal
] The extreme view OF the pending Sher-
man law cases before that court is that
the very existence of corporations Is
Wrapped Up in the form which the decree
may take. Even whore that extreme
view lie moderated the opinion Is general
/ in financial circles that definite plans
l for forward action involving the corpora
( tioLs Is held back, and will be DELAYED
/ until the supreme court has set its defin-
/ lite Interpretation upon the Sherman law.
! Unless special session Of the senate
/ is called to act early appointments to fill
vacancies on the supreme bench. q further
delay in the hearing OF the cases until
after December / is regarded as unavoid-
able. Another item In the days dis
quietude was the large shrinkage In cash
holdings OF the banks disclosed by the
Saturday bank statement A loss Of nearly
! t19 10000 I'm the actual cash holdings was
difficult to account for. A Sa,Sl3.sQ0 loan
expansion did not consist with the known
facts OF the drastic stock market liquid
ments might offer plausible explanation
OF the loan item. The cash item, however
caused a superstition that outside banks
had drawn heavily on the New York bal
Snces and this directed renewed attention
to the possibility Of further requirements
to conserve the interior banking position
! The easing discount market In Londor
and the downward course OF foreign ex.
4 change rates awakened discussion Of pos
sible Imports OF gold
/ Bonds were irregular. Total sales pal
L value, S1,760.O00
United States bonds were unchanged OF
call.
4 Number Of sales and leading quotation,
-.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

NEW YORK, July 5.-COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened steady
at an advance of 5a6 points in response TO
higher cables and improved during the day
on local bull support and a little European
buying in the absence OF aggressive offer
ings. The close was steady at a net gain
of ga 10 points. Sales, including exchanges,
were q, 80 bags. Closing bids: July, 67Oc
August 6S0c; september, $3.50; October and
November, 6s0c; December, 6S5c; January,
6.SIc; February, 6.Ssc; March, 6eoc; April
visible supply statement showed a some
what larger decrease for the month of
June than expected, the visible as OF July
being ls,7ls.5S0 bags, as compared with
II S4l,O57 last year. A prominent French
authority estimates the total crop Of all
kinds marketed during the last season at
l9,l25OOo bags NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., q, 800
bags, as compared with 49, 100 bags last
year. Spot-Quiet; No. Rio sac; santos
No. 4. s11c. Mid, steady; Cordova, 100
l2lLc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Has a Sharp Advance at the
Opening.
CORN Is FIRM AND HIGHER
.NO Rains in the sPrinE wheat Sec
tisn-AnOtber Buying Rush e.
started-Msrket Closes
strong.


y OMAHA. July 5. 1910.
WH-At had q sharp advance at the open
Ing strong and higher Liverpool cables
hfk no general rains ia the northwest
caused rush Of buying BY commission
houses at the start Bears have no offer
ings, and the early bulge was well sus-
tained
Corn WAS firm and higher with wheat,
regardless Of scattered rains, which have
been received. Il will take free offerings
from farmers to cause a decline as long as
wiAat radvances.
With NO rains In the spring wheat belt
values easily advanced, and more bun news
on continued dry weather started another
buying rush, which closed the market
strong on the advance. -...
The few scattered rains over the corn belt
were not considered sufficient and the ad-
'Nance In wheat made II easy for bulls "
put corr values higher Cash corn sold
readily at hpAc higher.
Primary wheat receipts were l,W4,OVO bu
and shipments were gss.o0o bu. against re-
ceipts last year - 6sl.0 bu. and ship
ments OF $40 90 bu.
Primary corn receipts were l,Jl3,OOO bu
ard shipments were i.i3S,Oo3 bu.. agains
receipts last year Of 1oCS.OOo bu and snip
ments OF $4,000 bu
Liverpool closed aa2izd higher on whea
and I'D higher on corn.
Local range Of options.