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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
JAPAN ON MINIMUM
BET4RIFF GRANTS.
Iorer Rates Also Accorded to
India, 1den and Malta.
-rror Ta. Tribune Bureau

z,eh 19-The Secretary or
- recommended TO the President
,hs+ .he minimum tariff rates De
IN Janar: Alden, the British poT' III IN -
ses- India. including the federa'.u
states. and Malta, a BRUSH c"A'!'H
80 countries do not unduly olscrllii'iia'e
rraiDst goods imported from 'He
sfa-es rroclamations probably VIII DC
sued on Monday ,5.
AZ the rate that progress Is oeI"e nc
rv the Tariff Board, IN connecl'oIl WI" ~
Bureau Of Trade Relations OF me o'd'e
,,.-t,,,ert n is probable that there VIII rs
>5,eio,,r+,, IN disposins of the remaining
countries before the maximum rate goes
,n,o effect on March 81. The more l'h-
.,or.ont countries concerning which OF
cisio,, &c Vet to be reached are Canaoa'
France China and Aus1ria-I4ungarN
The e~norts from the United states 10
fsnan for the calendar year 1908 amounteo
n z2s SIS 600 and the imports INTO inc
limited states from Japan amounten 10
$50 7aAeaa These are Japanese nsuie
American statistics showing a consloerao'e
Increase over them
The >slue of importations into Japan
from the United States. by leading arl1cleS'
is given, In part, as follows hs" coI'o'''
slSlss co: mineral oils, A5.S,oeo' nlacii-leL
s4470n0o; locomotives and cars ei-"'''c.'''
ubeat -four. s.S15.0oo: iron and steel ralis'
q 30 coo: wheat 81 .o6o,eoo.
Ths concentrations into the United States
from yapan include raw and waste SILK
sAn.7Io.oeo; tea. SS.0s4.n10: silk manufactures
81 OF aa: mating, s26l6,ono; eaTthen, stone
and china ware. 8, 5000; vegetable flbres
md their manufactures, S1.S2S,eoo' rice ana
rice -four, s.2eS00o; copper and manu-
features. s1,l31,o
Figures furnished by the State bepdit
r7eut show that the United states eApol'ee 20
10 Malta in the fiscal year enqeo NddLCIl -,
lons goods valued at SCI COO NO nSuIes die
given as imports - ..,t
&C "a British India, the figures snow hat
The total exports of the United States &c
amounted TO sos COO, and that the m
r7orts from British India 10 the tllte1
STATES for the same period amounted 10
slS SIS Oel Among the leading articles or eA-
r-or-t from the United States TO lndla loI
fhat wear are mineral oils, amounting 10
s5iq9 GO; iron and steel manufactures:
s. 275 ona; tobacco, s5ea,ot0; hardware ana
cutlery $50 Ooo Among the more I'M
roortsnt articles Of Importation into the
tinted States for that year are manu-
farrrJreS of vegetable fibreS and grasses.
So fSs d0a- hides and skins, S6,434.ep; raw
into IS rs 600; shellac, S29lS,ef0- leather ano
manufactures Of leather, Sl.142ooe- The
figures show that during the last ten years
he inlnorts from India into the United
states have increased 633 per cent, and
during the same period our exports 10 lnd1a
increased 96-7 per cent.
These figures do not INCLUDE all the feuer-
eted states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Pert Of New York, Saturday, Febru
airy II, 1910.
ARRIVED.

steamer Ia Provence tFrt. Havre February 8,
10 me CoITsEuls- Generate TrsLsatl4atlque, with
ags cabin and 54l sIegraEc passengers, mails
and rndse Arrived az the Bar at 2-47 p II.
Steamer Moro Castle, Vera Cruz February g,
Progreso anc Havana S. TO the New York and
Cuba Mail IS CO. with SO passengers, mails ana
1lsdse Arrived the Bar a. 3:J7 = N.
steamer Guiana fCubanb MatanZas Janus ~
20 Czrcenas February J. Sag1 and Caibaricn
: 10 The Munson s. Line. with mose. arrived
- n, Bar a. $40
Steamer Martha Washington tAuEO. Trieste
Isnl1ary %. Patras g and PALERMO 81, 70 Phelps
Eros q Co with III cabin and 1.243 Storage
rassengers and ndse. Arrived at the Bar al
go = 50,
CHARLESTON 10, 70 the clyde So Co With pas
seueers and ndse. Passed Ia quarantine at
steamer Jamestown. Newport News ana %or-
rrli. IL. tie Old Dominion - %, with pssSou-
gers zuo inose. Passed II Quarantine al 4 -
steamer 2! Vale. Galveston February e. 10
sc sc.t6srn Pacific GO. With nose. Passed IN
.s,sarzntine e. 10 N
steamer Gaming ,3rl santos jsruary II ~
Else & Tz1-efs n balasT- Arrived = ne l.af
. lttH "a
st1---eI AllcsLans 'brl. EozsTlo D7cc!nNel u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATEf

MINIATURE ALMANAC
SgrrIs. SIS: sunset, ISL; moon sets. ? IS ;
moon = age. Gays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

r,uc. Feb il-James Brand ,si' sra. froin 81.
kingston. Jam Feb It-or5oal.@ ~ ,SFsnptoa;
Ycrk tor Colon ETC. ana "a
Nsas ,En NeU york &C., Nss ~
Nertey ,dec. FEB l-Nci'@-0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

T.s..rz ..rr ard steamer
ka-.r4F Te.a~rH NHw re ~1n as
.rs zfr aGcrsssed MAJ for Aus
.z tel- san Franc .F-oi Ezzrl c'
C- ......s.r a-----
---Hr -0~.-a AID China sEia Tacoma
krtiIo. -uE -..-..-. --...... -----.
Eavz Tnrar. 'e7es china ana
80 .rriu- ], sn-s tfla san Fran
teHo4 Asa -.--
r.. rsIzr1A. $cw I~alal1c and q t-
r~z..a srKrrrr Wcsta tia As1-oIH e.
go victoria. p o. Sfs-4rs -...--..
rsrz-. CcrCa z~G On "a ,Ela Tacoma
seattle MsTJ--
ifaVa1l. Guam an5 Pans prine lsar0s
"a san Francisco ~ s transport
EszWali via san francisco A l-siiat-'1's
Hawaii lspeu. GoTCa China and
Philippine Islands tyia ran Fran
Et-rol- Mongolia ------...----
Jsren CC~ea. china and Philippine
Islands ~ Vancouver and &c
fcfia. 2 ,-H- Empress % China --- q
-ssaj =arqucsas and COOK Islands.
Nru Zealand ana Australia excerpt
wrEn tris san Francisco Mar
H a a a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

cr.nsd, Granada. Prins August wilhelm GER.
Vt e.Sa' 1sisnS. Esmiiton Norfolk and Newport
News: city OF Columbus, savannah; haHhA''
CBr, Liverpool; Delaware. Fhiihoeip"'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

Gibraltar FEB 12-Cetic tRrl. New YORK wa
ponta DclgadH FOR Naples, etr -, -
IL, - rel, - g "A MA Brctdgne tD, New
York. m. -, WORT ia,
n.vnori Feb IL Rhodestan 'Bp. New 1o'k va
&anie4 FEB . Oceanic tAusn. New >"Ih
Brlsh4nc Fen 10 Berlin 'Gerl, NJ" loiA IA
rrcaauut Adelaide, etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

Antwerp Feb 1l-Tritonia CBr). New York: 18th
Gao m. Finland (Belg), New York
Santos. Feb 11-Bluecher Ger, New YORK via 81
Thomas and Para.
Port Said. Feb l2-MotkefeIs Ger. New York
for fodetdah.
Constantinople. Feb 1l-Arabic CBrl New York
VIA FunCha Naples etc.
SAILED.
GLASGOW, Feb l2Furnessia tBr). New York via
MuViliC.
Lcndon F'eh r. Mcsaba ,5rt. New York
bermuda. Feb l.. lo,i5 m Bermudlan tRrl
New York.
Palermo. Feb a--Alicc AUST New York
Naples Feb . Madonna tFp, New YORK.
America Utah. New Work
MAUa, Fen 0-Tannentels ttisrl. Boston and
Rev York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

6uenos Ayres ~ Monteyideo a Trinidad Janu-
ar u san Juan IS Hs yana IS MatanzBs 81
and Boston February 10. - Norton & son. with
mdxe. Arrived at the Bar ~ ~
steamer Caroline 1F'rb. HaNre January %. 10
the .-oulpaenic Generate TrausatIantiqus with
~ cabin ana 3o1 steersge passenger and mdse.
Arrived ~ The Bar At $50 m
SAILED.
-r,4uc.t 80 sud ,sttes.oH- Punz Ftlllcm III
lD4t-Ag. Il Mare, GalIlis Ger, IsIaaHlDuco,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
WIRELESS REPoRTS.

The Csronis reported 1.o60 miles east 81
- r6N Hook al 5 Il n YESTERDAY, IS cEEesrted 10
dos. Monday aftcrTlcan or TUESDAY morning
TIC .sruT1anIa reported 1875 miles east O.
SANDY HOOK 4-2l . m 1cSteroaE, is eApecte1 10
S-rt- this forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

,-op.rbaseu. Feb Io-Hclhs ola' DAM NV
YORK a.. Nv york.
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Nch s SO
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
Divinity Student
is Charged with
Manslaughter
Warrant Sworn Out for Carl Bickel Of
Kansas City in Connection with
Death of Lincoln Girl.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 4-A warrant
charging Karl Bickel. a divinity student
OF this city with mansaughter in connec-
ton with the death of Frances Peters.
aged 20 years a typist WHO succumbed to
mercurial poisoning in a hospital here last
night, was issued by the authorities OF
Johnson county, Kansas, today. Bickel
who is % years old. had not been located
by the officers
on August Miss Peters accompanied
Bickel to Olathe Kan. where. according
to the girls statement, Bickel told her he
had an engagement 20 preach "a sermon.
Arriving there she said Bickel suggested
that they go TO hotel. as they had no
acquaintances in the town. At the hotel
Bickel registered as DR. E. S. Hart and
wife OF Omaha" The girl in her statement
charged that Bickel told her he had some
knowledge Of medicine and as she was not
feeling well. she consented to use some
tablets he brought TO her. She soon be-
came violently i'll. Bickel brought her to
a hospital here, where she remand until
her death. Her friends and employer were
unable to locate her for several days after
her disappearance.
Miss Peters formerly lived in Lincoln,
Neb, where her father, jeweler, died
several years ago
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
Alleged Brick
Trust Indicted
by Grand Jury
Brick Companies and Officers Are
Charged with Conspiracy in Re-
straint of Trade.

CHICAGO. sept 14-The so-called
Brick trust was indicted by the federal
grand jury today. charged with violation of
the Sherman antitrust law. -Four indi-
viduals and three companies are named as
follows:
ID. V. Purington. president Of the Puring-
ton Paving Brick company of Galesberg.
H.; II. s. Benkert. secretary of the Metro
politan Paving Brick company of Canton,
o.: c. {. Barr, president Barr Clay COM
pany of Reading, ILL., William Brennan
Chicago, sales agent for the three COM
panies.
The companies represented by the fore
going individuals also were indicted.
Judge Lands In the United states dis
triet court issued bench warrants against
the accused 1t is alleged that the de-
PENDANTS were engaged in combination
in restraint Of trade and that annual meet
ings we're held at which the price of brick
for Chicago was fixed The city has
bought all of its paving brick during the
last five years from the alleged trust.
An unusual story lies back Of the in
dictments. Brennan. the sales agent. was
prominent politically d. j. Christopher was
an inspector employed by the city TO pass
on paving brick Brennan is alleged to have
taken Christophers wife, Mrs. Aileen
Christopher. into partnership in the sales
agency.
a year ago Inspector Christopher lost
his position with the city. and somewhat
later Mrs. Christopher sued Brennan for
what she alleged was her share in tho
profits of the agency. She lost the suit, but
carried the matter to the authorities. She
and her husband were witnesses before the
grand jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
GOVERNOR GIVES Up HOPE
Recount Will GO on But Chance
Thought Over.
HLMAN MEN JU
JUBILATE
Tipped OFF to Them In Afternoon that
Governor Has Practically Abhnd-
Oned FiEht--zalk of
Senatorship.

Governor Shallenberger last evening eX-
pressed himself as disappointed that the
recount had not netted him bigger gains so
far than il has. They are not coming
quite fast enough" said the governor
who seemed to have abandoned hope of
getting the nomination away from Mayor
Dahlman.
Denies Conference with Mayor.
the reeount will go through the rest Of
douglas county added the governor.
Mr. Shallenberger denied that, as rumor
had it last evening that the had been in
conference during the afternoon with Con-
gressman Hitchcock and the mayor. Il
have not seen Mr. Dahman.' said he, "and
/ understand that Mr.. Hitchcock is out of
the city"
The governor was asked II he intended
to bring legal proceedings TO throw out the
sixty votes against him in the fifth pre-
cinct OF the First ward where only one
Judge signed the ballots.
so far he replied, 1T would not change
the result to throw out those votes, and
unless the further progress OF the recount
gives me greater gains, legal proceedings
on the vote / nth,s precinct would be quite
useless"
The governor returned to Lincoln on an
evening train.
Governor Shallenberger has gained three
votes in the recount in South Omaha. and
increased his total gain in Douglas county
so far to seventyfive. Only sixteen pre-
cincts remain TO be counted. two in South
Omaha. and fourteen in the country.
The governors recount TO date in the
entire state. Douglas county included, has
given him a net gain of lO6 votes, At the
close of the official canvass in the state
Mayor Dahlmans majority was 29S. De-
bducting the governors gain In the recount,
Dahlman still retains a lead Of 1872. II the
governor succeeds in having the Fifth pre-
clnct of the First ward thrown out on the
ground that only one Judge signed the bal
lots, he will gain an additional sixty votes.
1t was tipped off to the adherents OF
Mayor Dahlman yesterday afternoon that
Governor Shallenberger had abandoned all
hope and a little celebration began forth
with.
II was rumored among the Dahlmar
crowd that Governor Shallenberger had
been promised support for the senatorshiT
two years hence as the price of laying
down" 1nasmuch as 1t does not seem &C
make much difference now whether the
governor keeps on or not, not much stoci
was taken In any story Of bargain, al
though IT is held not unlikely that the gov
ernor viii be such candidate.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
Wichita Banker
and Police Chief
Are Indicted
L. S. Naftzger, Frank S. Burt and John
Callahan Charged with Dealing
in Stolen Stamps.

WICHITA, Kan, Sept AL. 8.
Naftzger, ex-president of the Fourth Ma
tional bank of this city; Frank s. Burt ex-
chief of police of Wichita, and John Gala
nan. alleged leader of gang Of bank and
postoffice robbers were indicted by fed
eral grand jury here this afternoon on
charges of conspiring against the govern
ment and receiving and disposing Of
stamps which il is charged they knew they
we're stolen from the government The
value of the stamps mentioned in the in
dictments is 1880 Callahan is an ex-con-
Wet.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
WABASH MAN ON RATES RAISE
Traffic MnRaEer Maxwell says Adj
vance Would Have Little Effect
Prices.

NEW YORK, sept h-w. c. Maxwell.
general traffic manager OF the Wabash.
testified before the Interstate Commerce
commission az the railroad rate hearing
today- Mr.. Maxwell MAS asked how ad-
vaneed rates would affect the cost Of llv-
ing and he .epIed IL would ada perhaps 3
mills 10 the cost Of pair OF shoes sent 20
Chleago or ST Louis from Massachusetts.
He thought dozen eggs sent east from
S. Louis would have TO pay ia mills more
freight cAArses
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
Explosion iii
Coal Mine at
Linton, Indiana
One Man is Killed, One Fatally Hurt
and Five Are Seriously
Injured.

LINTON, Ind. Sept. H-One dead. one
fatally injured and five seriously hurt are
the results of a gas explosion caused by a
defective miners lamp in Vandalia mine
No. 10, nine miles from here today. There
were 300 men working in the mine. but
they had been changed TO another part
Of the mine this morning and this prevented
a fearful disaster
The mine did not catch fire as was re-
ported. and the fans have already put the
shaft in working order.
Relief parties, including practically all
the doctors in Linton, hurried to the mine
as the first reports had 1t that more than
a score were dead and as many more in
iured
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
DR.. Marble Proves Most
Lucky Man in Omaha

Utterly panic stricken for a moment. the
doctor sank quite to the bottom OF the
water In the first moment. Then he flapped
his arms, kicked his feet and got into an
easy side stroke for the top again
The stroke he used was notable. how
ever, in that he used only one arm. As
another boat came quickly to the ripping
scene OF the doctors departure and return.
bis friend noticed he had an object In one
Of his hands Later il developed that DIR.
Marble mad found a gun at the lakes bot
tom grocer near the Young Mems
Christian association camp has offered 10
give the physician ti2 worth Of trade for the
Rtt-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15

DR.. Robert Z. Marble. the man into whose
boat a fish jumped when he wasn't look
Irg. has added another adventure 10 his
list. His friends now declare he's 50 lucky
that n he fell into a mud puddle he would
get up with new suit and purple neektie on
The physician had long since forgotten
about the fish and the thought OF other
things in the water, when he was out for
a row on Carter lake Tuesday evening.
II is probable he merely suspected the
water was wet
Nevertheless he got into the water alto
gether and all al once ard quite suddenly,
through an unforeseen collision with an
underground snag.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
Alleged Diamond
/ hlef Arrested at
Mason City, la.
Man Giving name of Charles Harding
Has Number of Gems and Watches
and Two Automatic Guns.

MASON CITY, Ia, Sept. H.-(Special
Telegram.)-A supposed diamond robber
was picked up here this morning by
Sheriff Holdern. He gave the name Of
Charles Harding. but registered at the
Wheeler hotel unoer different name. The
sheriff Of Great Falls. Mont, notified the
sheriff here to look out for the man.
After being taken to jail he was searched.
On his person was found seventeen unset
diamonds, one set diamond, one diamond
ring, three gold watches, two automatic
guns, loaded, and skeleton KEYS. The
value of the diamonds may reach 5000.
According to advices, Harding - spS-
pected with others as being implicated in
one OF the biggest diamond robberies ever
occurring in Montana,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
Policies of Spanish Premier
Daily Growing in Popularity

MADRID. Sept H.-Gount Romanones,
president Of the Spanish Chamber OF Depu-
ties. is quoted in an interview JoSIy as de
elaring that the policies OF Premier Canale-
jas are gaining daily edherents among the
adversalies Of the government as the coun-
try is convinced that he Is working for the
best intereFts Of the nation.
The count thinks that Spain will be eman-
cipated from financial clericalism." which
he says has for centuries We GIFTED heavily
on it. The struggle II not against catholc-
ism but against ciericalism. which is I'M
peding the industrial and commercial de
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
YOUNG EGYPTIANS
DEN0UNCE ROOSEVELT

Party Committee IN Session at Ge-
neVR Also Demands Immediate
Evacuation of Egypt.
GENEVA. switzerland. sept. 1.-THE an
nual meeting Of the/pemanent committee
OF the Young Egypt party, the aim of
which is autonomy, opened today and af-
forded an opportunity OF which several
Egyptians availed themselves TO attack
Former President Roosevelt because of his
speeches at Khartoum and London. Among
the epithets applied to the colonel were
vulgar hlusterer' and self advertiser"
The committee sent telegram TO London
demanding the immediate evacuation Of
Egypt by the British government. mes
sage was also sent to the khedive Of Egypt
asking for the re-cstablishment Of Egyptian
constitution.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
TO DIsFRANCHIsE THE VOTERS

Dahlman Maintains Such IL the De-
sire of ShaIienberEer.
The proposed action OF Governor Shall
lenberger In bringing the matter into court
In the effort TO get his hands on the demo-
cratic nomination is nothing more than an
effort TO disfranchise the voters Of Doug
las county" said Mayor Dahlmsn Wednes-
day.
THE suit which the governors attorneys
have been discussing for some time and
upon which the governor gave out an in
CONTINUED on Second PageD
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15

velopment Of Spain and mlngling in pos
tics.
Al the opening OF the Cortes. Canale as
according 10 the president will announce AN
unmodined continuation Of his creation OF
unmodifed continuation OF his religious
program. The paddock bin prohibiting
the creation OF further religious establish
ments until the revision OF the coneorat has
been completed for a definite law on the
subject has been passed, which measure Is
opposed by the Vatican. will not be with
draEn. but on the contrary the senate
will'fesume It's discussion OF the legislat ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
MONEY FOR CAMPAIGN FUND
witness says He iORhed New York
Traction Company Ten Thousand
fer Contribution.

NEW YORK. sept. More light on the
methods of public service corporations in
dealing with legislators was thrown at to-
days hearing Of the legislative inquiry,
when Former State senator Louis +. Good
sell. testified that he had advanced $4,000
Ia the New York State Street Railway as
sociatlon so that that association could turn
IL over to the republican state committee
as a campaign contribution.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
PARADE OF THE GRAND ARMY
women of Affiliated OrEani1a tiOns
VIII BE Excluded from Line
Next week.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Sept. H.-women
of the organization affiliated with the
Grand Army OF the Republic will be barred
from the big eneampment parade next
week The announcement is made by Ex-
ecutive Director F. NJ. Sterrett that the
line will be composed Of civil war veterans.
with the exception Of gun detail from the
Sons of Veterans for escort duty and to
fire salutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
MUTILATED BODY IN RIVER
Clue to Another Probable Mystery
II Found in New York
city.

NEW YORK, Sept. A-whst gave in
dication Of proving possibly another murder
mystery was developed today by the dis
covery of a mutlated human body in the
East river. The portions, which were not
numerous enough 20 admit at once of de-
termination whether the body was that OF
"a man or woman, were wrapped in paper
and were floating in the river off Eighty
ninth street
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
EUROPEAN BANKERS
Reject AMERICAN PLAN
Valuation scheme Tor Promotion Of
Common Trade Not satisfactory
90 Foreign FinRnciers.

LONDON. Sept lA.-At today's con-
ference of bankers Interested In the COM
mon trade Il was decided that they were
unable to accept the Validation plan sub
mitted br the American Bankers associa-
tion The decision was reached after
prolonged discussion by representative
bankers of England and the continent.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
DO you want a
good second girl?

The best ones read bee want ads
Call Tyler 1000 and cheerful
staff will write your ad and take
good care of IL.
There is a trick in finding good
servants.
Bee want ads seem to be Just
what is required 10 do it,
Everybody leads Bee want
ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
shearer Hearing is Postponed.

MASON CITY, Ia, Sept. H-(Special. >
The preliminary hearing OF Jack Shearer,
charged with the murder Of Henry Lucas,
was continued until Friday, October 10.
The attorney for Shearer demanded that the
man of mystery" who is said 10 be an
eye witness to the affair appear at this
hearing. The subpoena was granted and
his name given as Harry Parsons
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
PortuEaI EKpeIs Je.uit..

LISBON, Sept. 1.-THE monastery of
the Spanish Jesuits at Aldeia-P Ponte has
been closed by a government decree and
the Jesuits expelled from the country
Tho latter are warned that If they re-
turn to Portugal they will be arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
DOCTORS AZ NOT
SURE OF IDL<s 'TY.
Medical Expert Describes u, ,
Of Remains Supposed to B,
Victim of DR.. Crippen.
PARTS SEVERED BY ANAToMIsf

PARTS SEVERED BY ANAT0MISf
.ntmsR y. - -Ls.i - iS - - ~,
ssss.lc ". n-.A..-sA a. -. AtEsnsss<Jer
Cuts Are Made with Surgical Exact
ness and Skill.
DENTIST STILL CALM AND COOL
Miss Leneve Exhibits Signs of Worry
and Distress.
BODY MIGHT BE OF EITHER SEX
Hair Discovered Includes snort
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15

Continued on Second Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska Unsettled
For Iowa Partly cloudy.
For weather report see page q.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-15
THE OMAHA DEE

goes 70 the homes-is read By the
womsn--sells goods for advertisers.