Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 11, 1909, Page 6

THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 11, 1909 | ROOSEVELT AT -PORT SAID Former President and Party Arrive | on Steamer Admiral, GUEST OF CANAL OFFICIALS | Sent ” American People Good Work of Thelr Memage 1o Abont Fellow Ceo trymen at steamship, Theodore | the Sues | 7:40 o'clock PORT Admiral Roosavelt canal enroute this morning Excellent three days BAID April 10.—The bearing ex-President and party, entered to Mombusa at the the Mr. his weather prevailed during voyage from Messina to Port and the trip was uneventful Roosevelt and all the members of party are well Mr. Roosevelt has given out for publica- tion the following statement regarding the existing situation at Messina, which city he visited Tuesday of this week: “There s no sadder sight than the dreadful desolation of Messina, and words | cannot describe it. It seems that there are still 40,000 bodies burle In the ruins, The American people do not realize the labors of the relief performed by Lioyd Griscom, the American ambassador; Com- mander Belknap, the naval attache at Reme, and the men of the gunboat, Seor- plon, under Lieutenants Buchanan and Wilcox, as well as by Winthrop Chanler and the other members of the volunteer committee. “I was especially struck by the effi- | ney, good humor and all around power shown by the enlisted men." ROOSEVELT CALLS PARIS FAKER Ex-President Denles He Gave Widely Circulated Interview. PARIS, April 10.—Theodore Roosevelt, in cablegram from Port Sald to a Parls uenspaper, denies that he gave any inter | views to French correspondents at Naples e sa never saw the correspondent of Le Journal, whose “interview” with Mr R widely published. Le Journal veplies that Its correspondent talked for half an hour with Mr. Roose- elt and declares the text of the ‘“inter- w published to be strictly accurate. Tailor is Held for Toledo Murder Coroner Accuses Michael Soboleski of Killing Couple Found in Ashes of Home. s he sevelt was TOLEDO, O., April 10.—Coroner C. J. Henzler today rendered his verdict in the Krueger murder case, holding Michael Soboleskl, a tallor; responsible for the deaths of Ludwig Krueger and his wife, Augusta, whose bodies were found burled in the cellar of thelr home after it had been destroyed by fire the morning of April 1. Sobolicskl says he had purchased the Krueger farm, west of Toledo, and that he visited the Kruegers the evening of March 2. The coroner's verdict is that the farmer and his wife were killed between 5 and 7 clock that night. They had been stabbed to death. The bodies were buried beneath the brick floor of the cellar. The house Skin and Blood Diseases Banished Llocd Quickly Purified, and the | Skin Hezled by Stuart’ Calcium Wafers, of the blood to the | is apparent to every contains in ftself all the cle- ments necessary for the nourishiment and reconstruction of the tissues of the body, these elements being absorbed from the food in the stomach The blood s the greatest circuiating medium In existence. It is the channel of transportation in the body, not only of nutritive supplies to the tissues, but also of the consumed and worthless ua- terials that have fulfilled their purpose, and are to he ejected from the body. It frequently happens that the blood becomes charged with impurities absorbed | from the stomach, intestines and kidneys, and which, If it is unable to ellminate through the usual channels, it sends out through the pores of the skin in the form. of pimples, blackheads and various skin eruptions. The skin is composed known as the scarf-skin, or cuticle, and the true skin, or derma. The number of pores in the skin Is estimated to be 2,800 to the square inch, or & total of about | 7,000,000 in the entire system, and if put in one continuous tube, would measure twenty-elght miles in length. About one fifth f the impurities of the body are| climinated through these pores It the scarf-skin, which is constantly being thrown off, should for any reason collect and block up the pores, skin ais- such as furuncles or boiles, acne, lichen, etc, are certain to The The 1mportance physical one. It system of two layers eases buncles ocdur Stuart's car- Caleium Wafers is the ideal remedy for keeping the blood free from impurities. and the skin devold of crup- tions, no matter what the cause may as the wafers cleanse the entire system. and act generally as well as locally. The principul ingredient of this remedy is calclum suiphide, which is a standard U S. P. preparation, and its powerfully alterative, blood-purifying and skin-heal- ing properties are well-known to all ph siclans and druggists Stuart'’s Calclum Wafers act mildly upon the liver, kidneys and intestines and powerfully upon the blood, and shiu climinating impurities of every naiure healing all skin diseases, and building up rich, red blood and rendering the com- | plexion rosy and healthy Obtain & box of this powerful remed from your druggist, if you are suffering from such diseases as pimples, Llac heads, boils, carbuncles, tetter, herpes, erythema, urticaria. roseola, nettle rash hives, ringworm, etc., and you will be sur- prised at the alacrity with which the sys tem.is rid of these troubles. He will sell vou a package for B0 cents wend us your namne and address and we will send you a trisl package by mail free. Address | ¥. A. Stuart Co, 176 Stuart Bldg. Mar shall, Mich CLARK'S CRUISE OF THE “ABABIO" 16,000 tons, fine, lergs, R unusually steady D OUND the WORL New Tork Oct 16 1809 at and From four months. costing on: including all expenses a FEATURE: ME&M Burma, Jave, Borneo, As ' unusial chan ..usfi‘y‘mwn Places. 18th An'l Olient Cruise, Peb. Soring b Bummer Fours 1o Busops $are FRANKE O OLARK. Times Bldg carly ) UP, hore Pt | teature | ashore today twelve miles east of Cleveland | bitter hatred, Salvatore Ferlossa wreaked | poliey | inhabitants, | Altre | night | did so, writing a letter to the Kansas City ! years next door was destroyed b early six hours after 1s belleved to have been committed W. 8 Ro st Cleveland, fire marshal, is In Toledo and has taken per sonal charge in the investigation of this | of the case | the time the murder | ors state Tug Crew Lost in Lake Storm Deck Cabin of the George Floss is Washed Ashore Near Cleveland. | CHEVE fonger doubt AND, O. April 10.—There Is no that the tug Georgla Floss, with its crew of six and three passengers, sank in Lake Erle during Wednesday's big gale. Wreckage from the boat washed The wreckage consisted cabin with the word ““Floss bucket racks Scarching parties are shore looking for age Those the Cleveland Captain Willlam Barry Captain John Daly, Engineer Fred Gilber, Peck Mackenzle, Frank Wesseheler, Henry Anderson, John O'Donnell, Joe Martin and & 16-year-old boy named Campbell The last three named were passengers on the Floss and had gone fishing w'*h the crew the day of the gale. All of tne men but Wesseheler were residents of Cleveland He lived in Erle, Pa Shock is Felt for Thirty Miles Fifty Thousand Pounds of Black Powder Explodes in Plant at Wayne, N. J. of part of on it and some the now along the easi bodies and other wreck | board Floss when it lef were WAYNE, N. J April 10, 5,000 pounds of government ploded today at the Dupont black powder mills here, Instantly killing one workman, Jerome Marsh: serfously injuring two other men and slightly injuring about seventy- five other employes. The elght buildings of the plant were destroyed and houses were wrecked even in the surrounding country, The shock was felt In villag thirty mliles away. The cause of the disas- ter s unknown. The explosion hurled an eleven-ton grind- ing wheel nearly 600 feet through the air and buried it twelve feet deep in a swamp. The loss will reach $150,000 ROME, April 9.—A serious explosion oc- curred this 'morning In a four-story house on Borgo Plo sireet, near St. Peters. Twenty persons were wounded, some severely and a portion of the building was destroyed. All four floors collapsed. It is thought dynamite stored In the house by by fishermen for illegal fishing exploded accidentally. —~More than powder ex- Takes Revenge on Enemy’s Brother Unable to Find Man that He Hated Italian Kills the Next of Kin. 8T. LOUIS, Aprll Macaluso, against Inable t whom tind Keouls he cherished & his vengeance upon the next of kin in true Bicllian style last night, waylaying and shooting S8am Macaluso In the hallway of their home at 5048 Daggett avenue. The victim received three bullet wounds and died early today. Ferlossa is a fugitive. All their acquaintances had thought Fer- lossa and Sam Macaluso to be friends. The former had been wounded by Louis Mac- aluso five weeks ago after a quarrel but when he had recovered from the hurt he evinced no resentment against Sam. The men lived in the same boarding house and last evening ate and drank together. But when Macaiuso climbed the stairs to his room, Ferlossa's door was thrown open and the shots rang out. ‘I take my revenge,” exclaimed the | slayer, as he dashed past the other mem- bers of the household. UNCLE SAM ASKED TO HELP MISSISSIPPI FLOCD VICTIMS Representative Wallace Aaks Appro- priation of $50.000 for Construc- tion of Highlands. WASHINGTON, April 10.—The construc- tion of fifty experimental grounds on which the people living along the banks of the Mississippl river may take refuge to- gether with their live stock during sea- sons of flood Is the proposal that Repre- sentative Wallace Is preparing to urge upon congress. He has introduced a bill for appropriation of $0.00 for this purpose. “The government has constructed along the Mississippi river,” explained Mr Wallace today, “from the mouth of the Ohio (o the head of the passes, sometim fifteen miles back from the river. Be- tween (he levees and the river are more than 1000000 acres of valuable farming | land. As a result of the levee bullding of the government the lives and | property of the inhabitants on the 1,000,000 acres of land threatened every time | there is a flood. The levees tend to back the water up over the land. The abo riginees constructed mounds along the, river on which they might take 1 believe, that, owing to th the government, long since adopted, to construct new mounds for levees | are refuge and, policy of | the present FINDS LOST BROTHER AFTER | SEARCH_OF MANY YEARS | Kansas Clty Man Discovered Rel tive Had Been Neighbor for ¥ R { CITY, Mo, April 10.—-John known to his comrades as | Johnny Alfred, a soldier stationed at Jef ferson barracks near St. Louls, met long-sought brother, Kit Kohler, a brewery solicitor, in the latter's home here after twenty-four years of ing. Johnny Alfred ran away from when 4 vears old, was taken up and sent | to an orphan’s He forgot his full name. Recently comrades urged himn to endeavor to find his relatives. Kohler KANSAS | Kol his last arch- home his Star detailing his history by Kit. After the and 1t was read | reunion 1t developed | that the lost boy had lived for several| to Fred Kohler, another brother, in 8t. Joseph, Mo. without dis-| covering thelr relationship. ! Most Food | dyspeptic Electri liver and kidney Price For Bitter re ! complaints and | e sale Beaton | © E— © PN ¢ GRS o CUEITTD o TR ¢ SIS ¢ CED ¢ GUS § NS ¢ S o CHID $ U 5 U ¢ RN ¢ S © SC © SETD 0 PN o S o SR ¢ GUIR ¢ S » IR 0 S © CEGRIE 3 GEWIT | 5 > S » SO © U + SR » ST » ¢ S 1 L SRR GRS o SR SRS § S ) SRR § GO 5 SRR © SN ¢ G § G 3 N © TR § WY o EWET § S o TR ¢ G . am——n The Ringing of Easter Bells reminds us NEW FO Don’t say YOU ALONG WITHOUT THEM. for once in your life and then new nest you need, then ge splendid quality. save you en the cosl. Furnish- ings for Rooms $ 5.00 Cash 4.00 Menthly 3 CHIFFONIER Made of solid oak, five large drawers, brass drawer pulls, neatly carved, exceptionally well made and thoroughly uaranteed Special, at . oak, room worki this The Cart Fold: to ca der tuck CHINA CLOSET Made of solid oak, bent end de- sign, double strength glass, ad- 1stable shelves |3 58 - v‘n«n\‘h plate mir- Gansrous Credit, with no plete ror, neatly carv- ed.’ Special gain. home--FOR YOU CAN. chase and you can settle the bill in small payments from month to month as you earn the money. Made of highly mirror, carved standar comparable. Special COLLAPSIBLE (O.CART black or blue. Com- extraordinary bar for this Accomodation Spring is really here----and Spring suggests FEATHERS R THE NEST CANNOT AFFORD new furnishings in your In fact you CAN'T AFFORD TO WORRY Say to yourself that you're going to have your home FURNISHED COMPLETELY come here and _make your selections. We'll charge the amount of your pur- t our price on complefe ouffifs. “LET HARTMAN FEATHER YOUR NEST” 194 S, Rooms 7.00 Cash 6.00 Monthly ’(;3115 Rooms sz, 89| 10 8.00 DRESSER polished solid fancy shape French plate three v 'drawers, manship In dresser, un- EXTENSION TABLES Handsome Colonial de- sign, of superior con- struction and finish throughout. Made of solid quarter sawed oak in Early English or golden finish. Hand- some platform base and large carved claw dane 19,50 |ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERED BOKER ..., $5.29 Just glance at the illustration and ask yourself if you ever knew of such a massive, handsome Rocker being offered at this price before. We're confident you never did. The rockers are made in American quartered oak, nicely polished, is upholstred through- out in guaranteed Nantucket leather, which has the wearing quality of genuine leather. Has best oil tempered steel springs in the seat, and two broad, large, comfortable arms at the back Look where you will and you cannot find the equal of this splen did rocker valie. cially re- duced to. All Goods deliy- lightest, vet strongest, Go- of its kind on the market s up compactly and is easy ered in et leather, In brown, green “md 6.1 interesi charged with hood. An Sale price 9x12 WILTON VELVET RUGS I'hese are rugs of the highest character, made and will be found to give extraordinary service. of a special lot of The pattern is new pendable. Special of extra They are rugs, espeelally priced for this sale nd the colorings are most de- at . : fine m: 18.75 DOUGLAS STREET Rooms THANS Ifit's a complete They're strikingly low prices for goods of such We’d like to show you these beautiful home outfits and demonstrate how much we can S, 105 LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS Cash Monthly © - " owmix- BOOK CASES A very handsome design and a thoroughly well made hook ase. Has glass front to hook case door, large French heveled mirror, hand- lo 85 L] SIDEBOARD Massive and pleasing design, solid oak, beautifully polished and finished, profusely carved, s dieoet 1ol lined for lver- Speclal sale price M ! N ke ware, an . U it —n« some carved ornamentations. matchable value. . ALL BRASS BEDS You never suw anything in a brass bed offer- ing that would measure _1 1 | | | massive beds, heavily lacquer- ed and guaran ted for ten years. Made full sizes. a at Special 5.25 Bountiful Bargains GO-CART of seamless bicycle tubing handles, has rubber tired wheels—very strong, vet ex- ceedingly light. Fold com- pactly, step and 90 2. Every Article Guaranteed, no matter how | | Low tha Price N —_— —— — - e ————————————————— 1414-16-18 DOUGLAS STREET REFRIGERATORS Made of o 1 equipped cups and other improved fea tures, ver nomical [ Colorado Prison Claims Omahan Frank Dunlop, Stellar Here a Short Time Ago, Turns Out Forger, Frank Dunlop, elub man and erstwhile citizen of Oma the Colorado state peniten City yesterday as the tendency to sign to checks. Dunlop was brought into court and ad mitted his gulit. He pleaded that he would make the checks good and was let go on this condition. But resumed his forg ngs and when before the court again a plea for me avalled not. Ineidentally had broken his parole and this did not help him much. A sentence of from three o five years was imposed. Dunlop Frank detained the Dunlop good fellow' a, landed in ry at of a persistent men's names Canon res other he cy Shercliffe pr a hi now by same on authorities made Omui home from Performer | Mrs. Sampson 1s Acquitted lJur_v Finds Woman Not Guilty of | Murder of Husband After Brief Deliberation. 99, to July, 1907 January and was in r date. He engaged in the pas- ation more than any other and was contine testimony of made in Sa bullet Harry 1 brief, « out of town after the for most of that time time of impersc one thing pso five Sa | at | have commitiea alleged It [ compl hour late | AL 10 0 and in answer to theig fc gullty was free 1 | | | ! | t | but not erimisal Impersonation impersonation for the entertainment of the | public. One of his chief stunts was taking | oft Billy Nye. He managed to ingratiate himsel he confid of many people | most of whom later their take Mr. Stickney the railroad business of the Great Western when minated rvices there it request of the compaiy, which t that other men were more of funds it situation is no surprise o Omaha people; in fact it has been antic ipated for months. It has been generally known here that he was in serious trouble ‘ in Colorado of tricks has been | 1o falsely represent himself as « cousin of | W. J. Bryan was 630 to d his ch the ju lock the discovered mis picked him in the ip and put we city of im | tn LYONS « Allyn who has ince Monday on the charge shot and killed her husband. son, was acquitted | o'clock tonight Mrs. Sampson was trembling when jury announced its verdict she covered her composure and smilin celved the embraces of her fatr other relativs and the congratulations of her frie She thanked and shook nands with her lawyers, jurors and ers, but declined to make any for publication Mr. Gilbert, though a Sampson by marriage ase vigorously and sald satisfied | The testimony N Sampson, Y 10.-Mrs April rgia trial that bad Harry Samp- after 10 and man Mrs ter a was at the | had found satisfactory on his she nd shortly custodians Dunlop's pres ‘'Woman One his the report- | statement An Aute Col bad b heals on at M cousin of Mrs which quickly For Bucklen's | doe means many sises Salve nd burns. | Arnica prosecuted as t by it BOSTON of Adelia Mass ¥ Lombard, ght he s sale Beaton | | aa im | Drug Co. of the defense Lo a gun expert Quite Wealthy| Over Sixteen Thousand Dollars Found in Home of Supposed Pauper und under $16,156 note certifi When the $1.251 dead riefly to reb tiing 4 at the hole | vesterda aled n's outer d from a pson could sulclde Kk distance and | boc | th defense | « | redit not. therefore police - found Wng. The orting her supposed (hat son for J ¥ und Ige nig arg irors retired to deliberate reported having reached | nt to t s in court the clerk’s formal question we Not SUTTON ON gflwmf BENCH He Wil Preside the Mny Term of DI ceeding eir place strongly, was told Sampson she day been all the calling largely th Recluse Soar and one alden, Mass. T Crucl Misiake i . New wery eur wnd April 10.—A them and tments seareh to i . For sale by Liug <o nble & Malden