Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 19, 1909, Page 2

o li Thrifty Householders Visit Our Bargain Squares These Squares have become loadstones for the eco- nomical folk of Omaha. There’s a reason. Not a day but what they contain wantable goods of the finest qualities at extraordinarily low pricings. . “Bargains that are on the Square’’ is the dlogan of these bargain spots. Nowhere in this ity will you find such a continual feast of superior , values. ¢ The goods are the best the season affords—gleanings from this magnificent stock of wantable merchandise. Some purse tempters for Friday: Sale of Women's, Misses’ and Children's Fab- ric Gloves Friday in the Basement The present cold weather makes glove talk a timely topie—don’t miss this sale. Women's, Misses’ and Children’s Gloves, in fleece lined, gilk lined and knit, values up to $1.50; in Friday’s sale at, apairv .. ... .....29¢ - Sale of Fu;s' 'l.Tridny in the Basement French Conly Fur Set, consisting of rug muff and long neck . piece, regular $15.00 value; Friday at............87.98 Isabella Possum Fur Set, consisting of plain muff and long neck piéce,iregular $12.50 value; Friday at........$6.98 Br'oo)q Mink Fur Set, consisting of muff and neck piece, trimmed with heads, regular $16 value; Friday at $8.96 ‘We will also include in this sale many separate neck pieces and muffs at great money saving prices. T Gt X Bee, 11-18-'09. CARRIERS AND POSTMASTERS Beriha . Dinsmors, vice C. Adums. Nantes of Thosé Who Won Appoint- merits from Postal Department . at Washington. with $60,000 capital, Officers are: C. WASHINGTON, ' Nov. fram.)<Rural catflers appointed for Ne- dent; Scott W. Whitehead, cashie: 18.~(Special Tele- re- The First National bank of Sloux Rapids, has been authorized to begin business B. Mills, president; E. M. Duroe, vice presi- THE WAIF HER To Loy | Towa Man, Formerly Foundling, is | Relative of Mrs. Ida Flagler. WILL SHARE IN HER PROPERTY Relationship Established After Long Investigation and Acknowledged by Former Wife of Ol Magnate, ROCKFORD, Ta., Nov. 18.—(Special)—To be brought to Towa from New York City & homeless, parentiess walf, and to return to New York City thirty s later as one of three heirs to an estate valued at $,000,000, Is the pecullar and fortunate turn the affairs of Willlam W. Taylor, of near here, has taken in a little more than a quarter of a century Thirty years ago Taylor was penniless, homeless and friendless; today he is the legal helr to one-third of the estate of Mre. Ida KFlagler, the ex-wife of Henry M. Flagler, former Standard Oll magnate, raflroad owner andsbufider of the Florida East Comst rallway. Mrs. Flagler dled last Baturday in New York City. Thirty vears ago Willlam W. Taylor, with a carload of other equally penniless children, was brought from New York Clty \by a foundling soclety to nofthern | Towa, He was then 11 years of age, and he found a home with a big-hearted farmer living near here. On the farm he was reared, untll he reached manhood, then he learned the harness maker's trade | in Mason City, HI was frugal of his enrnings and by satings he got together enough to enter the business for himself. But all his frugality and carefulness in saving and business might not have avafled Taylor anything insofar as the fortune is concerned, had It not been for the girl he married. She was Nora Shanks, the daughter of a prosperous Portland town- ship farmer, and with a woman's curlostty she became determined to find out the facts regarding her husband's parentage. Relationship is Established, The investigation she instituted resulted after years of search in positively estab- lishing the fact that her husband was a nephew of Mrs. Flagler. This was con- | clustvely proven six years ago, and ever |since then Mr. Taylor has recelved an annuity of $,000. The other two. helrs are | brothers of Mr. Taylor. They were also walfs and were brought with thelr brother to Jowa and given homes. Mrs. Flagler was a young weman of Philadelphla when she married Henry M. Flagler In 188. Several years afterwards she lost her reason. At thdt time the Flaglers were living In Flortda, and in 1901 the Florida legislature passed a bill which made incurable Insanity of four years' duration legal cause for divorce. Ten days following the passage of the bill Flagler filed a petition for divorce, BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, of Women’s Suit and Coals at S Friday we offer several hun- dred particularly attracti ve styles in fine women’s coats and suits at the above price. Gar- ments that are ordinarily wo: rth $29.50, $35.00 and $40.00; on sale Friday, at— $25 00 Beautiful Black Fur Sets of Russian Lynx, having shawl, collar and large rug muff; many of these sets specially priced S8aturday at $15.00 Nicaraguan Has Americans Shot to Death Zeleya Gives the Order of Execution and it is Believed to Have Been Carried Out. LB.MSCOUN CO. =COAL= South End 16" ST. VYIADUCT MONEY" i o s RN e i et 5 and 5/9% Privilege given to pay whole or any part of principal sum twice a year. Ay o'W, B. MEIKLE 205 Eamgo Building Orchard & Wilhelm 414.16-18 S, 16th Street Furniture Sale Extraordinary Now going on. In order to make room for our Holiday goods we a;e closing out a most unusual display of floor samples. (Jdd pieces from suites, representing furniture for the dining room, library, den, parlor, living room and bed room. In this sale we are offering all our odd dining room chairs, one, two, three, four and five of a pattern, at almost half price. Many of these chairs are suitable for hall or bed room use as well as dining room. An excellent opportunity of saving on your purchases. We name a few of the bargains: $26.00 golden oak Chifforier, with mirror, serpentine front, ...$21.00 T, serpentine front, h mirror $14.00 $20.00 golde: .00 our side chairs, and two arm chairs, Earl yraska ‘routes are as follows: McCook,| NEW YORK, Nov which was granted two months afterwards $3§ .set of f airs, larly oute 1, B. F Browne, carrior; W. B.|who is serving a life sentence in Sing Sing | In a short time he married Miss Lilllan . ¥ l English leather seat .... Vil Saen. . $23.00 L WASHINGTON, Nov. 18—Two Amerl Browne, substitute. Plainview, route 1, M. [ for the murder of Willlam Marsh Rice in | Kennan, but when he procured his divorce : e H. Smith, carrler; no substitute. Postmasters appolnted: Iowa—Beaman, Srundy county, Albert W. Carver, vide W. M Carver, deceased. South Dakota—Driggers, Stanley county, Hirschberg of the appellate division of supreme court in Brooklyn. returnable November Watches—FR. A Sprightly New Shoe ' 'Specially Produced for Discerning 1900, succeeded in obtaining another writ of habeas corpus today from Presiding Jud the The writ Is ZER—15th and Dodge. he sottled upon the first Mrs. Flagler a | fortune of $4,000,000, For many vears Mrs. Ida Flagler had| been constantly attended by Dr. Darlos F. MacDonald, who had been her custodian, Her nephew, Mr. Taylor, visited her at many different times, after theli rela- tlonship was established, and at times, he has said, he found her rational. Mrs. Flagler was serfously injured in an automobile accident, which resulted a few days later in her death. Mr. Taylor and wife are now in Spokane, Wash., whero they are spending the win. ter. They plan to return to Iowa in the spring. BIG QUESTIONS cans, Leonard Grace and Leroy Cannon, captured while serving with the evolu- tionist army in Nicaragua were sentenced to death by President Zelaya's orders and it is believed the sentence has been carried out. The cruiser Vicksburg has been ordered to proceed at once to Corinto and the gun- boat Des Moines will go to Port Limon. 'The meeting between President Taft and the new minister from Nicaragua, Isidoro Hazera, has been indefinitely postponed. The news a8 to the two Americans LONG TON” in “the awkward if not intolerable situa- | tion of acknowledging the authority of Illi- | nois ana@ Nebraska to assume eriminal Jurisdiction over our own citizens for al- lqged offenses committed wholly within our borders and not upon the common high- ways which separate the one state from reached the state department last night | the other.” from the American consulate at Manggua. and stated that thelr capture h:d bten follojved almost immed ately by & death sentence. i The consul immediately appealed to Presi- dent Zelaya to commute thelr santenocas The case was one in which A. M. Green and Frank Carson, game wardens, were fined by Judge Bolliriger in Jackson county for having destroyed a seine taken in what Is known as “Running slough,” & bayou Chairs . ...: $19.50 set of six Early English ern . $12.00 $16.25 set five chairs, Early English, leather geat, $10.00 $32.00 Early English Round Top Dining Table. .. .$23.00 SOUSA and HIS BAND AUDITORIUM \ Business and Residenee Property “‘ ) " This illustration, sketched at our 7 store, gives some idea of the style of the Missiasippi river several miles long. and his answer was “1 will see.” Later T e e on after & further appeal, Zelaya said “the |* FOR CONGRESS| There 18 no danger from -roup when Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy 1s used. put into this newest shoe for young ladies’ wear-—the snapplest footgear, of this fall beyond doubt. May be had in patent or dull leather, and comes in: the very short vamp effect with round toe and 2-inch Cuban heels. All sizes and widths here, and for wear. these are unapproachable. We are speclalists on shoes of this sort— we fit them right—and guarantee wear” is priced at Stylish--Very Good! Or Own Idea of a Winter Shoe For fBOYS New lot of a duplicate of the most pop- war man’s shoe. Come iu excaptional qualities dull or patent leather; are made up to WEAR as good as they K. ‘Get used to shoeing VL P L L 4l bl bl bl £t 4L ol ol £ Sl £ AL L L (Continued from First Page.) examination made by the experts of the Department of Agriculture In the slaughter houses are upgn the throat glands of | hogs. These throat glands show the pres- | ence of tuberculosis when the disease ex- | Ists @9 plainly that there can be no ques- tion ds to the condiion of the animal and every one so atfected must be condemned The reason for this, it Is the bellef of the veterinarians, supporisd by the bureau to Le suffering from tuberculosis Is equally dangerous, especially in view of. the fact such milk is frequently fed to infants. For this reason it Is proposed that tho pure food .law be extended so as are to be used in interstate commerce to prove through federal inspection that the | animal from which the food products are | produced are free from this disease. Many of the states have on thelr statute books laws for the destruction of meat cattle, and particularly dairy cattle, which sliow slgns of the disewse. 1t is urged that there should be federal Inspection on the same lines and that the public should be proteoted from the possible danger of Ppolsonous material in all other food prod- uets. LIFE TERN FOR FIVE MEN sentence is final.” A dispatch recelved today at the State department says the men undoubtedly have been executed. On this Information the secretary of state asked the secretary of the navy to order the Vicksburg to pro- ceed to Corinto for the purpose of pro- tecting Americans and Amer.can interests. The Des Moines was also ordered to Port Limot at top speed. These vessels will be in constant communication by wireless with the State departmeni. Pacific coast at San Jose De Guatemala, nearly 200 miles from the Nicaraguan coast and will be able to reach Corinto at about the same time the Des Moines arrives at lieved to have taken place at or near Kl Costllio, which is In the immediate vicinity of Greytown. The brutality of the Nicaraguan govern- ment n ordering the execution of these two Americans who happened to be found in the revolutionists' army, without trial of any sort, is likely to result in this govern- ment's taking drastic measures. President Taft upon recelpt of this news was so incensed at the action of President tster and that officlal was so informed. At the Nicaraguan legation It was stated Sheriff Davis Loses Office Cairo Officer Who Surrendered Pris- oner to Mob is Removed by ‘Governor Deneen. Frank E. Davis allowed Willilam James, a negro, and Henry Salzner, white uxoricide, to be taken from his care and lynched at Cairo. e The governor acted in observance of & El o compel | Port Limon. black suede but. the manufactyrers of dairy prodficts which | The execution of the Americans is be- |8 that provides that whenover o sherift MlNSTR toned shoes just in surrenders a prisoner to a mob his office expires immediately. In the order removing Sheriff Davls, Governor Deneen cites the facts of the lynchings, proclaims the office vacant and names Coroner James McManus of Alexan- der county to act as sheriff of that count until a new sheriff shall be elected or ap- pointed. Sheriff Davis had 4 conference Governor Denee tod; governor and with eH filed with the Attorney General Stead a when he returns from Kansas City, PILES CURED IN & TO 14 DAYS. that no news of the execution of two Americans had been Zelaya government. recelved from the|case of ltching, Blind, Pazo Olntment 18 guarantesd 1o cure any Bleeding or Pro- truding Plles in'6 t0 14 days or money re- funded Saturday, Nov. 20 MATINEE 2:80 EVENING CONCERT 8:15 Reserved Seat Sale Opens Thurs- day Morning. Matinee Prices—=26c, 60c and 75¢. Evening Prices—26¢, 50c, 76¢ and $1.00. of animal industry, Shat buman health | The Des Molnes is now at Colon, about SRS R A style that fairly “sparkles,” might be endangered were such carcasses (150 miles from Port Limon, which it can| SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 18—Governor De- ] Thest N AN 3 permitted to Le made into human food, and | reach within ten hours, steaming under |ncen today declared the office of sheriff BOYD s eater combined . with a “wealth of It 18 held that the milk from a cow known |forced draught. The Vickeburg is on the | Of Alexander county vacant because Sherif TONIGET, FRIDA BATURDAY SATURDAY MATINEE COHAN AND HARRIS GEO.EVANS the Most Famous Honey Bo; Pittoduoing - More Hign Baiaried Ferformers, More Exclusive Foatures, More m!“ ote T Al Min- strel Shows Oom et Orgauised for Big Oitle ing Theators Only WinELIss ¢+ (s ined and Doctors hurrying—doctors scurrying—tell the tale that Sunday, Mo 8 @ transmission of Qisease just as they are |Zelaya that he fmmediately announced d . R b4 22 3 ok gy 2o Pe: ol e vae . Detition for reinstatement, Governor De- % 5 -Beawin e Note' the short forepart from adulteration’ and e“‘.v]mmma.;x |d i :":l:\s:ar t(:’x;dm’:‘naw")\'l;n:m\:‘::“"f,:‘ neen will consider the petition next week |[§ PREURORIA 8 — model with Cuban heel? It's addition of 2 8 mi Best preventive is an over- coat. But your overcoat should ward off more than pneumonia. It should baffle BURWOOD Thurs, Fri, Set. Bvge—Sat, Mat The Messrs. Shubert Present First P . your worst enemies’ criti- T“E RIHGMASTER your boys: here—it pays— Rzt eet. o e Pudy . LR R Dacides GRANGE TO ATLANTIC CITY (§ "0 "o i be of fabric you buy less palrs per year. to be vindicated. The jury had declared i % i TIraE Abe tashcc X An Amesioan Flay by Olive Porter. Di- Sises 110 6 at pr. %32 e ety td e vaswe | River Boundaries| ™™™ i e, s, weer | f 50 handsome—of pattern solfl SAREEI M HIE 2 F 8 . other recourse but to pass sentence. H xolusiv ¢ fi pet— " » Oo. ‘Bizes 11 to 1314 at, thereupon sentenced each of them vy hare Seaston, ‘ [ o?} lux]n) ;f;“i mfsullt';*ff' (‘ ; | (X Tiogiin Opers Oc air labor for life in thé federal penitentiary 4 3 s $ = | B of fashioning so faultless tha D at Leavenworth, Iowa Supreme Tribunal Fixes Them| PES MOINES, Ia. Nov. 15.—The N-;‘ T 50 best iaf the Z 1 PHON N | The attorneys for all the defendants then on Lines that Excludes.Bayous JOM Qeigy S heaens) two wAsIATE RBNID . y p I \ ‘ s 1N e . Sawd. ahowal the and Sloughs the organisation were in sompiete. contres |Jj T0UCh-Wanted - made-for-any ADVANCED VAUDEY . Any amount of e :Jm::.‘ .;::‘.”.:‘ ¢ seni ¥ all through the session and all the at- @ body overcoats will look like | Matinee Bvery Day 2il8. Every hignt wear to these Interesting Underwear News “‘Mentor” brand Union Suits. See those especially popular The prisoners were re-shackled after sentence and taken Into the office of the | United States marshal prior to their re- |turn to jall where they will be held until Sunday when hey will be taken to Leaven- direetly in front of the attorney and re- (Crom a Staff Correspondent.) DES MOINES, Nov. 18—(Speclal Tele- gram.)—The supremer court has put an end to a long controversy over what con- forms a commen boundary and over which tempts made by the insurgents failed. The insurgents made their last stand today trying to sécure a change in the method of representation, claiming that the large estates were not given\a fair show, but the Cause—Wife is Pros- \ Week— Willy Pantsér Co.; B lsk:';;:ny Girls; The Deherty '8 Thalla Quartette; Patsy Doyle; | Stevens;” Kinodrome, snd 1ol | ment of 'Will 3. Cressy | —Prices 10¢, 26¢, s0c sacks (as, indeed, too many of them do look after one rain hits them.) g worth under a strong guard to begin their | SHitutes the Mississippl and Missouri rivers | were defeated. Can’t you NOW see how§§ )" ; .y FOR BOYS AND Gl . See what we've to offer in the way of life sentences. 52 St e with relation to the enforcement of the| Next year's meeting will be held at At- oh v s sed de-f RU ;I;OHEG Yy k‘ g richly made wp, warmth creating two-plece underwear for Attorney Macfarland accompanied the | fish and gume laws. The court held that|lantic City, N. J. |jj much you need a ‘““‘ e-for-§ | girls and boys from 2 to 15 years of age. Wae've | prisoners into the marshal's office for a | the bayous and sloughs along these rivers | @l you MacCarthy-Wilson Over- Balatos of EXCBLLENT values in part wool, grey or white 500 conference with his clients and asked to[8re not to be regarded as parts of the | PHYSICIAN KILLS HIMSELF ¥ t1 ’ T A BATORDAY kinds in makes that are RELIABLE. At garment see Woods, not recognizing him with his | rivers, but within the meaning of the law — coa WARD fll\d VOK!O ¢ FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. There's nothing better than “Star” or mustache missing, Woods was standing | the rivers are confined to that part which | Despondency Due to Poor Practice Overcoats to Order $25 SUNDAY-LENA RIVERS part wool Jersey ribbed garments in natural gray. One m_{:{*:]‘]’; i R there must be rrn::r':oul julrlld(c:lhm To trated. | Suits to order $25 to $45 3 . ods. | hold o:herwise wou © to place the state - ) {-l&:? |.nt :::.“;:,‘l: t;l::, ‘:: !:‘“ o mpstioriyy. ““Why, excuse me I thought you was one 7 i FORT DODGE, la, Nov. 18.—(Special Perfect Fit Guaranteed suit A . of the deputies.” === | Telegram.)—Dr. Scherer, & physician aged | h Wil | """" A E0's o3 Jh WAL Woods laughingly remarked: *I wish : 6 years and recently of Tipton, hi . | B -y ey SEE BARGAIN TABLE. Our underwear section contains a table some of the other fellows would ma:: ’ mother's home, cnn‘uu“ledu nulcl:: Iu l.l«:\ Maccart y SOII | ROLLER SKATING of 0dds and ends and broken lots for Friday and Saturday’s that mistake.” | | nigh this morning by taking carbolic acid, | 4 T " in Co l‘lllfl:{. All excellently made fleece lined under- 4 e, | Beherer had been in Lehigh with his young ailoring ” APERIOR I8 BRI Fhis frees 4 wear for boys and girls—underwear in two-plece 9 you desire a ctear complexion take |wife five weeks in an effort to find a S | o—Trid \ 4 | | 804-306 South 16th St, rade on Bxates—Priday Wight. " | g w1 |steadily and was despondent about his e " {TUE YOUNG PEOPLES o0t (Semeashly doanas 7our eystom, s arsa p aril I I @ | work. His wite 18 prostrated OPEN EVENINGS, s g oRE o l8 man svserane. prede § .‘ T T R T | Cures all blood humors, all erup | WILL INSPECT MISSOURI RIVER — tions, clears the complexion, cre- | ational Waterways Commission on |™ — sy || o e ey 3 -La Gassogne. resident | 3 g : 3 y N the Natlonal Waterways com on to- Coughs, = S8end for New Illustrated Fall Catalogue. i " Kadosaa. °* | ates an appetite, aids digestjon, WAY te BEN.. Okt o» day began its study of the Missouri river L) Lung Trou- “ New 2 F . S Yol e relieves that tired feeling, gives Several members of the body, which is HOWELL'S i : : o f bers of congress, left fo ANTI-KA Location lsl o« arnam t. SOUTHAMPTON ... F. ¥ Wilkéim... Feutoule. vigor and vim. ST LG, - B NNavine compiated v mww’mo; m:mnu av:m:m: steamer| Got & battle todav. and NDON Columblan Get 1t today in usust Ligsild S & its Inspection of the Mississippl river by | Kansas City o ::: lynur aruanu or Drag Oo, . " &= | 1ots " catiea Aarealats 19 Bonre of o |» voyuge from St. Paui to New Orleans, | Missouri at Missourt City. 200 W. 10%h B, Omaba