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Manchester Democrat., 1911-04-12
JURY pIsAeREEs.

The jury in the case of the State
Of Iowa VS.. Mangold were unable I
agree upon verdict and were di
charged by Judge Platt last Wednes-
day morning after being out seven
teen hours.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-04-12
BILLY SUNDAY REAps HARVEST.


Evangelist Billy" Sunday closed
his fourth revival campaign of the
present season at Lima, o., Sunday
night His conversions numbered
$3.50 at that place, and his free viii
offering for the six weeks amount
ed to s1l.al3.
Sundays campaigns ct New Castle,
Pa. Waterloo, Iowa, and Portsmouth
and Lima, o., have. resulted in q
total Of 2O,736 converts and free will
offerings to the amount Of s43.s13
He goes next to Toledo, o., where
a tabernacle to seat 10000 has beeI
erected. and closes the season a
Erie, Pa.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-04-12

paid"
Section 2. That this. ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and af-
Passed and adopted April 10th. 1911.
as by law provided.
Attest: 1wk.
Edw. Hruby, NJ. F. Leroy,
City Clerk, Ma, u.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-04-12

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given. that the annual
meeting of the Manchester Entertain.
ment and Lecture Association. will be
held at the Council Rooms. In this city
onApril 14th. 1911. at the hour of 7.3t
terested in this association are request
ed to be present.
The business of the meeting will b,
to elect ten trustees and to perform sue
business as deemed proper. particular
ly to discuss the question as toi wheth
er the lecture course is to be continue,
In the future or not A. 8. BLAIR
President Lecture lCourse
Manchester Democrat., 1911-04-12
ORDINANCE NO. 2os.

An Ordinance Creating the office of
City Engineer, providing the Duties
and Powers of Such officer, and Fix
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-05-25
j. e. Robins, President

VI gF IS VIE 81 M HzEg5gEg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
TripOli City Under
Siege by the Turks

PARIS, Nov. 4.--That the town Of
Tripoli is virtually besieged by Turks
and that HONS is in no better situation
is the opinion of the correspondent OF
the Temps, who has succeeded in join
ing the Ottoman forces near Zouagher.
His dispatch tells OF the Turkish side
OF the war under date Of November u
and says;
1T Is certain that after a month and
a hairs war, after large expenditures
and serious losses, the Italians are no
further advanced than on the day follow
ing their Decentralization. II the Turkish
forces are inferior In number 10 the
Italians, they make up In confidence
what they lack in numbers.
II expected TO find disorder and dis
couragement. on the contrary, every
where met order. discipline and con-
tentment.
Patient and ready for everything. the
Turkish soldier Is accepting all without
complaint. If he suffers he knows It is
for the empire OF Islam. while the Arab
knows that II he dies paradise with
Mohammed will be his"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
SMUGGLE COOLIES OYER LINE
Organized System Unearthed by
Special Federal Agent.
BRING CHINESE FROM CANADA
hand Alleged 90 smugEIe Chinamen
Across Border by Way OF Wind-
sor and Toronto by Placing
Men In Freight Cars.

CHICAGO Nov. 2A--One OF the largest
Chinese smuggling dens unearthed by
federal officers in years was revealed to-
day when "Crappy" Nelson was arraigned
before United States Commissioner Foote'
charged with bringing Cinnamon into TINS
country from Canada. Twenty men
charged with being implicated I'm the plot
are under arrest In Chicago. New York
and Detroit. where the band made It's
HEADQUARTERS, according TO a government
agent who mas been working on the case.
Those under arrest in Chicago are;
"Crappy'' Nelson, Lorne stoneberg, AL
bert Arthur alias Jimmie" oulette;
Gordon Ferris. Moy Sing, wealthy mer-
chant; Chung Hu and Moy Foot.
Those under arrest In New York are.
Wolfe Tom, Jock Nom, Mig On, Ming
Back sun. Ming Hong Jon, Moy sat Tighe.
wealthy Chinese merchant; Dos shin.
Ling Hung seung, Ming Chung Lam, Ling
Kwong Took. Ming Inn. Ching ouong
and Ming Jung.
Frank Walsh Is under arrest IN pe-
troit.
Special Agent Danneburg. who made
| the arrests, was assisted in trailing the
alleged smugglers by his wife, bride OF
a few months. lie says the band brought
most OF the Cinnamon to this country by
| way of Windsor and Toronto, Canada, BY
! breaking the governments seal on freight
cars a few miles from the border putting
the men in the cars and then sealing tho
doors again In such a manner that detec-
ton was avoided. According TO Special
Agent Danneburg. members Of the gang
received $3.50 for delivering Chinaman
from China either to Chicago or New
York and that $500 was the amount
charged for bringing a Chinaman from
Canada TO this country.
The Cinnamon, It Is said, arrived at
Vancouver %. c., where they were put
TO work until they had earned their
passage.
Later the immigrants were taken either
10 Windsor or Toronto by representatives
OF the alleged smugglers and brought into
this country in freight cars
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
Nebraska Woman
Has Husband Held
On Bigamy Charge

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. "a
Perseverlng use OF the malls by a de-
serted Nebraska wife has brought c. l..
ODonnell face TO face with a charge oe
blgamy. He was arrested today at Great
Falls. Mont, according to telegram
received yesterday by Sheriff Sharp. and
will be returned TO this county to stand
trial for marrying Miss Pearl Wilson
Of Salt Lake City IN August. 1910, while
Kittie Hull O'Donnell, whom he married
at Omaha IN 1905. was living at Lincoln
and undivorced.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received until noon.
December ], 1911, at the office OF the
Undersigned for the construction OF q
building at Curtis Nebraska. FOR the
School of Agriculture. Plans, speclfca-
lions and bidding blanks are on file at
!lI u UL,Uv TbesSsr a,ag aTuhiteeI
the office of secretary OF state, Lincoln,
ADDISON WAIT,
Nl4-d-16t Secretary OF state.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LAND ron SALE
Oklahoma

FARM AND RANCH FOR SALE
$40 acres adjoining town at crossing
OF two trunk line railways. Ideal tract
for fruit, dairy or general farm and
stock ranch, In easy reach OF the beet
cities Ia eastern oklahoma; $50 acres
suitable Tor any crops grown In this
climate, Of the remainder 40 acres IL
high ground and especially adapted 10
fruits OF all kinds balance pasture. All
fenced and 200 acres ready Tor the pillow
balance timbered. Price so per acre on
easy terms; title guaranteed. This Is an
unusual bargain. Bettes Land a Invest
mcnt Company, 1855 Flynn-Ames Bldg.
MuskOgep. OKLA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
AIeKlCO.
MEXICO.

Cold weather makes big coal bills
Why not take a trip with US down t.
the gulf coast OF Mexico. whore there is
no most or cold weather?
Where the gentle gun breezea equaliza
the temperature, making IL pleasant, de-
ightful winter and summer.
Where you can grow the finest oranges,
lemons, grape fruit, bananas, pineapples
and other CltruB fruits,
Where you can grow big crops OF corn.
land. Where they grow big crops OF cot
ton, cane, the fiber plant from which
binding twine is made. and from WHOM
fortunes are being realized, Where the
rainfall IL abundant IN the growing sea-
son, but little in tho winter months
Where the tame grasses grow from G
to s feet high. whore cattle. hogs and
horses are grown with little expense.
Where poultry Is produced In all sea-
sons of the year, Where bees make honey
every month. Where vegetables grow TO
perfection.
Where there are many Americans now
located there you Will have american
neighbours In an American colony Where
no MeXlcana own land. Where you Will
be close 10 railroad and near the great
haTbor OF Tampico,
Where the climate Is healthful Where
we can sell you good. rich, black land at
tl2.OO per acre on very easy terms. Write
Tor literature,
our next excursion Dec. 9, Railroad
fare from Omaha TO Tampico and return,
CHOCOY LAND co,
GM Brundels Bldg, Omaha, Neb,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
Bryce Will Not Talk
of Cabinet Position

WASHINGTON. Nov. sA--James Bryce
ambassador of Great Britain TO the
United States. tonight declined 70 make
any statement concerning the report from
London that Sir Edward Grey shortly
VIII retire from the office OF secretary
for foreign affairs OF tho British empire.
and that MT, Bryoo IL slated TO succeeds
him h the cabinet. Mr.. Bryce has rep
rtserfed his government In Westminster
sinos le9, lie Is "a years cid.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25

FORT LOGAN, COLORADO. NoVEM-
Der co. l9ll.-Sealed proposals, In tripli-
cate. will be received here until 1910 a. m.
December 20, 1911, for the construction OF
a new water distributing system. Blank
forms for bidders, plans and speclfica-
lions may be had upon application. The
United states reserves right to accept or
reject any or all proposals or any part
thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for the
Construction OF New Water Distributing
System" and addressed to tho construc-
ting quartermaster Fort Logan, Colorado
T, 4. Ftissell, Captain and quafterma ster
u, s. Army, Constructing Quartermaster
N. 3-24-25-26. ID. $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
south Dakota.

A FEW snaps In Brule county South
Dakota, lands; Will pay railroad fare to
buyers not satisfied, j. A, S1ransAy,
pukWana, :. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
RAILWAY TIME GARD
n nrrnt Mcntcrn--

chicago Great Wcstcrn--
Chicago Limited ......n $685. pm ..Z1
Twin city Limited. ia S:35 pm l.ts Al
Twin City Express. S:45 am a seq ~
Chicago Express. .....'...a ESQ ~
Local Passenger. ,.......a b:l6 pm ....'...'
Whbash--
Omaha st. Louis Ex..n 6 a. pm p'l9 atn
Mail and ENpress....n I:R am nllsla liN
stanb'y l., (from CB)b 200 pm b10;lS am
t,ltnOtS Central
Chicago Express. .....a 700 am a 3;f5 pm
Chicago Limited. ...... a 500 pm $500 am
uurIInuton Station-Tenth a NaaOm
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
Mississippi.
go South,
Young Man"

Build yourself home on the Gulf
Coast. No extremes OF weather, either
hot or cold, No drOuth, Good, rich lands
from $40 up, We own them. Easiest OF
terms. We want farmers Write for our
booklet.
COAST REALTY AND COLONY CO,
PascagOulA Miss
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE,
Abstracts NJ. t brennan sai Brandeis Tn.
BUILDERS INFORMATION.
Electric gas fixtures. Omaha silver co.
Ideal Cement stone Co, 18th and Cunning.
Amer, suly, Co, rootg, paints Hos Mich.
Fuohs, Son q Blind, painting, decorating
WANTED no DUY.
LIST your city property for sale with
Nogel US karbaoh Bldg. -.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
MUST sell my home OF rooms, strictly
modern and new, finished IN oak, best
OF everything, must be seen TO be appre.
ciatsd; one block to Farnam car. Price,
81, 800; $l,0O0 cash. bal. so per month. N
i62, Bee
BUILDING LOTT
See u fine one on Lake street TO feet
west OF telephone exchange, All specials
paid. The best lot In omaha for small
flat, two small cottages or home. Two
car lines; growing values here. Price,
81 800.
OR this, In Florence, northwest corner
Main and Clay. cast front; fine for busl,
ness or home, 1880 No cash down; 500
per year. CAN owner. Webster 26i2.
Make Ne an Offer
on the s-room modern house at l5ss
Georgia Ave. t29th ST., just one block
east OF Hanscom Park. House In fine
condition. fine east front lot. with some
splendid shrubbery, etc. Terms
SELBY
435 Board OF Trade Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1910.
$500 CASH, $50 monthly. buys Groom
home. full two stories strictly modern.
oak finish brand new, never occupied,
near Kountze Place. Price, $3.50. Com
plete in every way, Phone owner. Har-
ney $40 for moro information.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
burlington

webstcr station--I5th and Webster.
Missouri Pacific
Arrive. Depart.
Auburn Locai...,.....,b $50 pm bliss arm
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis q
Omnhn--
Arrive. Depart.
Sioux City Express. b J:25 pm bl2:Oo pm
Omaha local.,,........ .....,...s b'k2 pm
Sioux city Passs...... .,......,. s'2o pm
Twin city Pass. .....b 6.i5 am .,..,.,....'
Emerson Local. ..,..,b 6.55 pm $40 am
tbl daily except Sunday. Ic) Sunday
only ta) daily
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
TcxpH.

EXCURSION TO Monte christie Crcxas),
the beautiful Tuesday, Dec. D. The rtglit
place Tor winter homes or investment,
W nt6 Tor booklet anu other Information.
q. H.. Nollogg, Room T. stuart Bidg.
Audubon, la Agents wanted,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
Don't Build, Buy This

$4,000 will buy n preosed brick fashion
able apartment house OF 20 rooms, with
large porchos in good condition, close IN;
well rented, five year lease. Cost f6S. 200.
Terms reasonable.
Arthur G. Crossman,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
WANTED--TO BORROW

WANTED-Private party to carry loar
OF $500 on good security. ADDRESS u
Bee Office South Omaha. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
BUILDERS INFORMATION.
cITN rnornnrN FoN sALE.

MUST sell my home OF rooms, strictly
OF everything, must be seen TO be appre-
ciated; one block to Farnam car. Price,
81, 800; Sl,0O0 cash. bal. SO per month. N
Hoo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
BUILDING LOTT
Make Ne an Offer

on the S-room modern house at lbSs
Georgia Ave. t29th ST., just one block
east of Hanscom Park House In fine
condition; fine east front lot with some
splendid shrubbery, etc. Terms,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-25
Itali,
800 ACRES FREE.

Your homestead rlght good Tor 80 acres
and nO reslucnCU rcqulUu No can locate
you ON some Oh the choicest tracts. Can
also buy some choice tracts school lHnu
cheap Best land beans rapidly laAen up.
Act quick. Address Northwestern LRuus
Co, ~ Dooly Blk, Salt Lake Clty, UtOh,
Evening star., 1911-08-22
Losing the Air Road.

The experience of Aviator Atwood yes
terday in losing his way between Lyons
and Syracuse and wasting valuable time
in an effort to regain the aerial road Is
not uncommon On several occasions
cross-country birdmen have missed their
bearings and gone astray. Not many
days ago one of the College Park mi,.-
tary performers became confus.- ny mis-
taking one railroad line for another and
found himself flying over strange coun-
try. and finally was forced to descend
several miles from his base. 1aeroplanists
declare that sky plotting is full Of diffi-
culties that are not appreciated by ..-.e
who remain below. At the heigh. OF their
flight they see everything strangely.
greatly foreshortened and minimized. Un-
like the balloonist. who has time as he
slowly drifts along to use glasses and
maps to identify locations. the man on
the air plane has little chance to study
the scene below him. His hands are oc-
cupied and his pace is SO swi.. tha- un-
less he picks up his landmarks quickly
he Is at the mercy of chance. He may
fly by dead reckoning. that Is to say oy
the use OF the compass. striking a'straight
course In given direction previously de-
termined as leading to his goal; or he
may select such natural and artificial
signs as rivers. railroads. highways, VIZ
lagos and hills as his guide posts. At
woods difficulty yesterday la in a de-
parture from his prescribed route In ORDER
to show himself to the people Of a nearby
town, after which he was unable to get
back on the road. TO speak. His ex-
rerience suggests that In the days to
Evening star., 1911-08-22

cess in politics. Not spellbinder, he IL
so little acquainted with the eagle he
does not know how to make the bird
scream. His forte Is organization. After
mapping out a policy, he plans the battle
for putting 1t into effect Then he gives
the spellbinders and others their orders.
and awaits the returns For nearly eight
years he was Governor of Kentucky. and
made a very creditable record in the Of
flee.
This latest was Mr.. Beckham's third
encounter with Mr.. Watterson. The first
occurred as he was nearing the end OF
his first term in the governorship. At
that time some OF Mr.. Watterson's
friends proposed him for Mr.. Beckham' $
no sense a candidate. But Mr.. Beck
office himself
senatorship which Mr.. Beckham had won
over Mr. McCreary In an appeal to the
people. Mr. Watterson advised the
democratic legislature to repudiate the
instructions of the primary election; and
that, after a protracted deadlock. was
done. Mr.. Bradley. a republican. was
chosen-a choice which. because Of Mr.
Bradley's politics, added to Mr.. Beck
hams humiliation.
The third encounter has just taken
place, and while Mr.. Watterson gave a
spirited account of himself his young
opponent came out victor in a convention
in which every county but two In the
state was represented.
Two out of three in Mr.. Beckham's
favor is a score that cannot be to the
liking of a seasoned campaigner OF Mr..
Watrerson's grade and quality. 1t will
be natural for him to play for even, and
his opportunity may come when a sue
cessor to Mr.. Bradley In the Senate is
to be chosen. Now that he Is In the
saddle again, and II Mr. McCreary. his
candidate for governor. is elected, Mr..
Beckham may try again for the Senate;
and then Mr.. Watterson. either by Offer
ing. for the place himself. or bringing
forward some friends. can give Mr.. Beck
ham a fourth tussle as to which is the
better man.
Evening star., 1911-08-22
No Binford Pictures Here.

The gratifyingly prompt response OF
Commissioner Rudolph to the protest Of
local clergymen against the enterprise Of
displaying motion pictures in Washing
ton of q young woman whose name is
closely identified with a shocking murder
case in Virginia may be taken as assur-
ance that this community will be spared
the demoraliZing effect of such an ex-
hlbitiCn. Washington excluded the mo-
ton pictures of the Jeffries-Johnsonp prize
fight. and thereby saved itself from an
Enthusiastically evil experience, certain to
be infinitely harmful TO the young and of
no earthly benefit 10 adults. The exhibi-
tion OF pictures OF this young woman,
however, would be far more Objectionable
than representations OF a sport. which.
however brutal, Is nevertheless patron
lied by 4 large number of people in a
doubtless sincere belief that IL is whole
some and justiliable. No conceivable ben
eft could come from a display or
pictures OF a woman whose only claim
10 notoriety is the fact that she stands as
The assumed cause of tragedy scarcely
with parallel for tiendishness. Pictures
Of this character would appeal to the
most degraded curiosity and would do
incalcuiable rnischief, and it is highly
Commendable that upon the first sug-
.estion OF their exhibition here a protest
arose, and especially that it has evoked
50 immediate and satisfactory assurance
from the president of the board of Com
Inissioners. 1t is TO be hoI.ed that the ex-
ample set here will be followed In other
cities, and that no attempt will be made
IN the face Of a general condemnation
in advance 10 place these contemptibly
impudcnt picture films before the public
anywhere.
Evening star., 1911-08-22
The Wreck of the Maine.

The whole country will indorse the
Presidents demand for sufficient ap-
preparation to insure the thorough scru-
tiny of the wreck of the battleship Maine
in Havana harbor. to the end that as
far as now remains possible the cause
Of the explosion may be ascertained. 1t
is not enough merely to remove the
wreck from the harbor in the interest
of navigation. Nor is it enough to in
sure decent entombment for the remains
of the seamen who were victims of the
disaster. Both Of those considerations
are minor to that of determining the
nature Of the explosion which sent the
ship to the bottom.
The work In Havana harbor has now
progressed to the point where an addi-
tional sum is necessary to carry 1t to a
successful conclusion. The cofferdam is
in need of a Strengthening lining to per-
NIT further pumping SO that the wreck
may be exposed to the lowest point. Thus
far this enterprise has been conducted
with great skill and success, rejecting
credit upon the army engineers to whom
1t has been intrusted. The President
asks Congress to disregard the original
estimates Of the cost and to consider
the work as undertaken for the definite
purpose Of laying bare the full story of
the Names destruction.
No consideration Of costs should now
| deter the United States from proceeding
| conclusively in this matter. Whatever
may be found at the end Of the route, it
should be pursued unflinchingly. No
matter If it costs millions of dollars, this
country owes it to the world now to
bring the truth to light. If that is pos
sible. There should be no chance of any
| criticism hereafter that the United
States was either afraid or too stingy to
| go on to the end Of the Maine inquiry.
II is of no consequence at this point tnat
| the work in Havana harDor may be
| ultima ,ely inconclusive in its result, that
after all has been done that is possible
the truth remains hidden in the confused
| mass Of torn and tangled beams and
plates tnat once formed a splendid ship.
The United States must proceed as lip-
orally in its expenditure and as deter
mnedly in it's intention to do the utmost
as though the facts were surely WITHIN
reach.
Evening star., 1911-08-22
The Ballad of Michael O'Day.

Now, modern surgery attains
To mystifying skill.
They take your muscles or your brains
And twist them round at will.
Young Mike O'Day, whose lovely wife
Rejoiced his gallant heart,
When very near to lose his life
Was saved by wondrous art.
He was blown up by dynamite
That tossed him through the air,
And left him in q sorry plight
All scattered here and there.
But brave companions by him stood.
Each bade the surgeon strike
And take what little share he would
To reconstruct dear Mike.
And all these gifts together grew.
1t wasn't long before
The patient was as good as new
And handsome as OF yore.
He sought his home with gleeful stride
But was disnlayed to find
His wife securely locked inside
And peeping through the blind.
Where is your love so true?" cried he.
why has 1t vanished thus?"
She said: II loved you; but you see
You are too numerous.
Like Enoch Arden go, pray.
Nor haunt this peaceful spot.
Though some Of you is Mike O'Day,
The most of you is not"
Evening star., 1911-08-22

come. when flying machines" are COM
monty In use for individual transporta-
tion, perhaps for mail carrying an for
must be established to serve as Guides
along certain main travelled roads" "
Night flying may be made possible by dis'
play Of illuminated landmarks. and pos
sably by the use Of powerful searcniients
giving the aviators at all times q clear
view Of the surface below them All tna'
is required by an air plane pilot Is an
understanding Of the nature OF the
ground. and it is quite possible that IN
another five years elaborate provisions
will be made to this end In all the settled
parts OF the country.
Evening star., 1911-08-22
Gov. Beckham "Comes Back. "

Former Gov. Beckham of Kentucky has
come back" Defeated for the Senate
several years ago in a legislature having
"A democratic majority, after he had
secured party Endorsement by primary.
he left the political field and resumed the
practice of law. In some quarters his
public career was thought to be closed.
But at Louisville last Tuesday he took
a prominent part in the democratic state
convention. and the cause he champion
ed in committee and on the floor of the
convention triumphed. The achievement
was the more notable because Of the fact
that Henry watterson led the other side
No SLOUGH could possibly have defeated
Mr. Watterson in his own town on an
issue OF statewide Importance.
Tr. Beckham is young man--in the
- foFties-and has had unusual sue