TTTE OMAHA DAILY DEE: SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6. lPOfi.
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NEW MONARCH O.N THRONE
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va . I I a V'QflPVIt
Qaen, Crew ied Eoler f QBi?sra.
WITNESSED BY VAST NUMBER OF SUBJECTS
layel fallawer. Place taraaei
"Ha Mara-aret wed. eaa
f..al Met KJaa, the
f nllseaaa.
f nt wHh ecr trlmmlns snd gold
wihroMrl ro; dtsmono.
Mn JuHN M. LARSON W hite crepe de
fhn.
In MILDRRD LOMAX-A gown of
Aminced rhi.ii lace orr til. it silk;
coral.
Mhs. JOHN P. inRT-A on of tta- k
Ir" lnt wl'h black ribbon and trimmed
weh rl Up.
MIPS LOUISE t)RD-A gown of thra
ln silk wllh loufh of hln.
MRS A. J. LOVE ilotn of ysllow rlUffon
ever hl'e Bill tnmniM wlta cream lace;
diamonds
MRS BENJAMIN LOWELL. Colorado
fllTlngs. Colo Handsome (mm of whit
Urf over pink chiffon trimmed with pink
chiffon roe; dl menus.
(Continued from Second Tate.)
!MRaV tDWAHD M COMBS. Broken Ho
. A whit lac roue over whit silk; dia
mond.. 'Mie ALICE MCORMICK-Blue pomi'S-
, ' ' 1 ' i dour iwn of embroidered ch'ffon, mr.n
embroidered with forget-me-nots: dia ! hshv Irish trimmings.
..,n'1', MRS AM KB K. M IKjlVEM. Tecumseh,
MRS. !. A. COLLINS HUrk t!riel, hl -Pearl grav silk with trimming nt
,P.'J I'laf k silk, with Jet trlmmlnga. , Duchess lace; rl
MIPS I KIT COMBS Tecumseh Crerim tcina n u nniuin.rinb silk mull
I and blue crep tie chene embroidered won over tnfftt.i with lace trimming.
V, V' ,.Y'iuln; P,rl''- MR8. K O. M UILTON Blata ehuntllly
1 ' MHS. J. . tOOKE-HlUc me;. line s'lk. j over rblffon and w.ilte silk witn
4k w'th trimming's of Valenrlnenn UinK , tt-.nin.niri i-f bin -tln anil lace,
j" w w :ind rlentln: diamonds. 14ns f v U iiRr-n..,ii mid white
:in1 plentlnc; diamonds
MR. f. U fOMFP-Plnk chiffrin ovrr ri'nk , iHimitailour nt nvr rhlftoti with trlin-
llk trimmed with pink aprlljf; iVn- 1 111 run of rmbrollred cnlilon. tli" b'xjic
iitonow. t.lmnod with Haht blue anJ gold cloib;
MRS. W. J. COXNEIIr-WlilU Mtibrr.ld- flanuu dn.
re,l iet ovrr whit tlk, with trlmmlnr" MI8 IRAHF.L M K ELVEY V hit Frem.li
of blu; tllamunda and tur-limte. ' laww lni-t with Irish Uc.
MISS MARION CONN'ELLvvhit nt- MRS. W. MORRIS M KAT-Ctfim In
hroidrinl mult ovr allk trimmed w!th i n1 fhlffon gown ovr t-rcam Milk : dla
bw; Amrl-an Bnut mond.
URS. BKN COTTON Blue chiffon ovr Ml8fl MAHEL M'NISH. Frrmont (flufM
b'.u tkffta with trlnimlna of velvet 1 of Mr. P.. I'. Klok Prtncem gown of
ribbon iind laoe In paneled effect. g'y ihilton over arav ailk.
MRS. JOHN C. OOWAN Hfllotiopf; prtti . MRS. T. J. M A HON4 fJV Imported lobe rf
c gown Of radium Bilk with trimming J Jtlah fkea ovr whit silk, adorned ith
of ral lace; nmethvptn. ' Honiton im and babv Irkah' lace; dia-
MRS. VICTOR B. C A I. DWELL White lace 1 mond.
rotxj e.ver whit llk. MRS. J
R. XI ANCH ESTER Black
rangld voile; diamonds.
MRU. J. f. MAWHINNEV An imported
gown of white embroidered mull with
trimming of Valenciennes lace; dla-
MRS. W. TI. CLARKK-VlolU ailk with
piniradour vdvti girdle and wide point
lace bertha t.'Ugiit with allrer leave;
mtheata.
VISS NINA CRIS8 Pink ailk with lac. 1 ftionda.
t hlffon and ftppinue trlmmlnga. : MISS MILDRED M KRRI AM 1 Ht led
MRS ARTHl'R CRITTENTKN SMITH ! cream net over cream l!k. trimmed with
White net with lac-e Pdaed ruftlea over , rlnk velvet rcaebud
pink ailk with bodice of rink; diamonds. MR 8. ARTlll'R METZ Bla-k spangled
MRS. E. A. CL"IAHY White vrepe da net over ailk. made princess; diamond,
thin with real lace trlmmlnga; peail. j MRS. CHARLES MET7 A costume of blue
I Silk nnrl loe Hlimnnilft
MISS MARY MOROAN Blu ailk gown.
with ehlffon trlmmlnga.
MRS. E. J. M VAN N tlreei radia silk
with trimmings of black and orange
panne velvet and lace.
MRS. REUA MOR'JAN White IouUne
rrepe over whit silk, with Duchess lace
trlmmlnas: cold beads.
MRS. GEORGE DA 1 Black net over ' DA M. MOR8E-Pal blue chiffon
black silk with trimmlnaa of white lace, i vli.fh over blue silk, trimmed with val-
iuu 1 a, ni aii-Tixf w v. tiia- ! on ."'ln ni lff"f.
D.
MRS J. C. DAHLM AN Empire gown of
light blue silk, with trimmings of Malta
lace.
MISS Rt'TH DA HLM AN Light blu- Em
plre costume, with trimmings of chiffon
and velvet.
MRS W1IL1AM DANEL Shanghai. China
Juai cloth dress; pears and diamond
t
MISS GLADYS DA WSON-W hit, ailk or
gandle with embrol1rd trimmings.
MIES UL.V B. DE WOLF Whit batiste
' with embroidery trimming!"; pearls.
MRS. GEOKGE DYBALL Psle green
crep d chene Interwoven with ailver
V threads and trimmed In chiffon ruchlng.
.' Bodice ornamented with a deep yoke of
1 whit net appllqued with lilies and ,
leaves and outlined with rucbing. Crush
girdle of aelf toned taffeta.
' MRS . H. D1R RANCTB Whit silk
mull over white taffeta; diamonds.
MISS MAMIE Dl'DA White mull, trimmed
Willi U Insertion.
MRS. O P. DJETZ A costume of gry silk
' with Maltese lac trimmings; diamonds
and pearls
MRS R. C. MOORE Gray ctene. els1
ortlr trimmed with gray tsee. cut stcol
and panne velvet.
MISS ULRTIU'DE MOORHEAD-Princf as
gown or pink . radium sik with lace
flounces.
MISS BXTH MOOREHBAD Whits or
gandie, trimmed with embroidery and
lace, lace ruffles.
M KM. ELLA COTTON NASH A gown of
yellow lace over yellow chiffon.
MRS F. A NASH - A costume of radia
silk, with trimmings of ln snd chiffon.
MRS LEONORA DIET7. NICISON- Prin
cess gown of white mull, with triminlnir
of tucked insertion and durheas Incr;
MRS. FRKD H. DAVI8--White voi'.e over diamonds and penrls
white t;k with lace yoke and p" trim- 1 mks. v. j. j i hm a. n rrench ewisa witn
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mlnas: diamonds.
MIS8 HELEN DAVIK-Whlt embroidered
net over white taffeta with pleatlngs of
the net and ribbon; AmeYlcan Reauty
roses.
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MRS. OUS EPKNETER White Swiss em
broidered In black with blsck vslvet and
late trimmings.
MRS. H. O. EDWARDS Light blue crepe
de chen. with trimmings of whit lac.
MRS. J. C. FRENCH Pearl gry eollenn
over white ailk embellished with Duchesa
lace; amethysts.
MISS ISABEL FRENCH Whit mull
trimmed with lace and tucks; American
Beauty roaes.
MI8R MITT I IS FOLBV. Blair Royal blu
' c.rp .d chene, with corded and shirred
trimmings and bertha and cuff of lace:
pearl necklace.
) MRS. M. F. FtTNKHOT'SER-Pale blue
V-- , taffeta trimmed with lac, decollett; dia.
f ' mond.
o.
- MRS. BEN GALLAGHER Whit ailk
crep with trlmmlnga of rrochet lace;
diamonds
MRS. ROBERT OILMORE Pink chiffon.
broadcloth wlin lac trimmings; aia-
valendennee and princess applique; Amer
ican Biuty roea.
T.
MISS BESflE TAYLCR-T;tow figured
orgttnrti wt velvet trimmings,
JUls.- LI Y t AY LOR ! Uiue chiffon
oer silk.
MRS. E. P TITfS, Holdreg. Nb Prtn
cess gown of white lace over blu sslk;
MftSHEXRY E. THOM8EN Persian chlf
f on ovtr white taSeta: pearls.
MRS O. p. TH CM MEL Pink figured
crr de chin with lace trimmings; dia
monds. MRS. FRANK TI'RNET W'hlte mull with
trimmings of lc.
MRS. c. S. TWAAl uET W'hlte renaissance
Jac robe oxer wbl'e chittoo.
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Mtt V R l lTlIKE-Pnle blue Liberty
(Ilk with tiimtiilMs of velvet ribbon anV:
lac. , I
MRS P. H. fPMKE White embroidered
mull over pink allk with Valenciennes 1
lace trimmings. I
W.
MRS. G. W. WATTLES Rote of cream 1
lace over silk, trimmed with brown vel- !
vet and jeFementerie. 1
MRS. OLlE LET I A WATSON. Friend I
A prlmees gown of white cr-p- taffeta
over white tnffcta with bolero of Irish I
crocheted l.i; rtlamripds.
MRS. JOHN R. WEES'l F.R White bro- ,
. .-r -lien with yuliu of em-
broi er d n 1 ; di irm nil. 1
.s ,.1. .. .-.KKut. Valley Cream.
m-ssll-ne ;ll hut ctt-aui taffv'.u: white I
roaes. j
DR. MYRTA A. WEL18-W hite lace ind ,
c hiffon ov-T allk. trimmed with baby liish ;
point Inee and pourl; largo picture hat :
of Irish point lnoc with long t.lark and
hite plumee and velvet roei-v dlHnionda, .
pearls and sapphires. 1
MHS. JOHN S. WEITZELL W hit chiffon
with applique ttlmmlngs.
MRS HARRY WELLLR Pale blue pli.a
cloth over allk, trimmed with luce and
chiffon; bertha of lace.
MRS. E. S. WESTBROOK White chiffon
over white eilk. trimmed with cluny
lace; pearla. , . I
MRS. W. H. W1G.MAN White point d es ,
prlt over pink wlti inset lace.
MRS VICTOR WHITE Cream cliin'n I
cloih over blue, with insertion of valen-
cinii'-a liice: pe.irl. . ;
guest of Mis. C. F. Mi-Grew t -Black chif
fon t-ml.roiderwl 111 white, wllh trimmings
of white embroidered chiffon and Jeweled
yoke of Mechlin lace; turouolse axd dia
monds. '
MRS. HENRI WYM AN Black net robe,
with Jetted net trimmings.
Y.
MRS. HENRY W. YATES-While lace rob
with point lce trimmings, over im 1
silk: diamond. . ,,. i
MRS. W. L. YETTER W hite Isce with ,
trimmings of blue. I
MRS. M. GRAY ZALINSKI-Prlnca gown
of gray radium silk with real lace bertha,
pearls.
LIVELY 0 THE RISC. HIGHWAY
Yoatb, Heaaly and Old Age TWe-et and
Have Pleaty f Faa.
Ktrt-tt flr at canuva! .rounds.
Airslilp ascension at 4:45 p. m.
"45 Minutes from Broadway, witn ray
Tempieton. at the Boyd.
hctiloiu s Hor." at tn Krug.
Turned Up. ' at the Burwood.
Vaudeville at the Oroheum.
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Attend;) ik-
W enncsdsy
Thuiedny ..
Fnaay
Ssturday ..
Monday
Tudy
W'edivesday
Thnrsdav
Friday
real lace trimmings: rubles
MRS. JAMES 1.. PAXTON-Whlte em
broidered gown over pink silk.
MRS. JAMES L. I'AXTON Gown of em
broidered chiffon over yellow chiffon and
white silk. The skirt was ornnmented
with a panel of chiffon applique In floral
design and around the bottom was a
band of the same.
MRS. W. V. PKASLEE, Portlejld. Ore.
Princeas gown of gray eilk voll over
iHneia wun nsnu-ms'ie uiw ii jiiis sou j wj(ij happy
MRS. H. J. PEN FOLD Robe of whit em
broidered mull, trimmed with embroidery.
MISS MARIE FENNEL! Qjwn of whii
diawn work; pearls and diamonds: bou
quet of American bauty roses.
MISS GLADYS FETEKS-Princess gown
of blu (hlffon cloth with cluny lace
trimmings.
MISS GLADTS PETERS Princess gown of
blue silk, trimmed with duchess lnce.
MRS. M. O. PETERS White net over
while allk.
MRS M C. PETERS Ugh t gray voile
over gray llk. with white lac appuqu.
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The- King Highway last evening was
ablaiH with liglr. snd glory and teeming
fuces and confetti. aiw
teemed with noists of every kind and slghls
or every description. It was a symposium
of gayety and ntertainmenl. From a nu
merical standpoint, which pleased tho man
agement and eoncesslonlares, It was large;
from the standpoint of a carnival there
waa nothing wanting to mate the old boy
srVJ girls young and the young boy and
glrla younger. It was surprising how many
friends met on the Carnival grounds last
t evening. Everybody seemed to know every
few
Wonderful
Millinery Values
Hat tr rnada of velvet and felt,
trhnnied -ith wltigg, floww-g kii rlb-
bona. Our regolar $5.00 e50
hMM on mi lor tomorrow
only at tha very low
price of
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1612 & FARNAM 5TREETS. OMAHA.
Established 187. I he -.:.: rwewltw " frpr V
Manufacturer's Surplus
Stock of Men's
Suits and
Overcoats
This is your opportunity
to buy men's well tailoreil
suits and overcoats in all
the late styles and shades.
Garments that are positive
ly worth twelve dollars and
fifty cents go on sale to
r.'.orrow for
8
Extraordinary
Coat Sale
Actually worth 315. for 11.75
There are several style they
are 4 and 50 inches long collar
leas and with coat collars, decor
ated with velvet braid and strap
of cloth, buttons on aid vents,
cut generously full, joke lined
with cloth. Tha materials are
diagonal, herringbone, novalty
mixtures and plaids, sites SI to
4 4. On sale tomorrow, these, reg
ular $18.03 values, for
1
15
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MRS. R. C. HATES Whit chiffon cloth,
trimmed with white lace; diamonds.
M183 JULIA HIOGINRON-W hit net over
Pink silk, trimmed with valencinnes lac.
MIPS JCLJA HIGG1NSON Black net over
ailk; amethysts.
VTRS. R. C. HOWE Beautiful gown of
apphlr blu chiffon velvet, made in
prtneeae style with bertha of lace; sap
phire and dlamonda.
MISS FANNIE HOWLAND White em
broidered Swiss with trlmmlnga of blu.
MISS HOOV ER, Washington. C. (guest
of Mrs. W. F. Ourly White nt over
whit silk.
J.
MRS. IX)UI8 JANKOWSKI-Blsrk radium
silk with trlmmlnga of allk applique and
MRS O. W. JOHNSTON -White ailk crep
d chene. with Irish lac set Id bolero ef
fect and paneled In the aklrt; dlamonda,
MRS. HARRY JORDAN Prlnceaa gown o.
white batiete and Valenciennes lac over
blue; pearla.
MRS. QbOKGE A. JOSLYN Pale blue
peau da aole, with lace trimmings; dis-
tnonda.
MRS F. W. JLDSON-fale pink allk.
- trimmed with cluny and valenelennea
lace.
K.
MRS. O. H. KELLT-Coatuine of violet
ehlffon cloth, wllh panels and yoke of
French lace; diamond
MRS. f. LOVE-KELLY Black spangled
net over wfclt. silk; pearls and diamonds.
MRS. J. A. C. KENNEDY T n mull
gown, embroidered in shades of tan.
MRS. W. J. C. KEN YON Black net gown.
mbrold"i In black silk chrtillle; pearl
MV" I KtNSLER Telle chiffon
!. .'taffeta: d amonds.
r C. KINSLER White net lnt
. baby Irish and yoke of Irish lace;
amonds.
JRS. O. D. KIPLINGER Prince gown
of lavender radtum silk, witn trimminga
of Valenciennes, lace and chiffon nowers;
diamonds.
MRS. EARL K1PL1NGER An empire cos
tume of white Fwiae, trimmed with ruf
tlea of valenclenm lace and tucking;
pearl.
MRS. F. P. KIRKKNDALL Black mctrs
with irlmmlngs of taffeta and chiffon;
dlatnondy.
MRS. R. F. KLOKK White mull with lace
trimmings.
MRS. JOHN A. Kt'HS-A champngne lace
gown, with trimming of pink vlvel;
dlamonda.
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MRS. VANCE LANE Cream embroidered
msrqueaitte over cream taffeia wllh
bertha of gold lace and trimming of
white w!vet ribbon: dlamonda.
MRU E V. LEWIS- Prince gown of
whit e'.iantllly lac over silk with pr'
trimmings, pearls.
MRS. F.I GENE I.liVI (Linooln) Blue chlf
MISS ELIZABETH POMY-Whit crtpe i j,. Ani ttioe no knew no one quickly
d chene with rose artplique; corala. I . .,it-d with someone and
W1M V A TXTI POTTER W nit Ortunil f
ana lace.
MRS. OL Y PRATT-Pln chiffon over rink
tafffta with trimmings of cbenilll and
duchess lace; diamonds. j
MRS. J. H PRATT Imported gown of
green ehlffon inaet wllh bant. of real
acediamcmfls.
MRS. A. J. RATCLIFFE. Detroit igiieet of
Mrs. W. H. Murray Light blu silk chif
fon, nrincass atvie. adorned with late: La
K France roses.
MRS. A. J. RADCUFF, Detroit. Mich.
(Otiem of Mrs. E. E. Bryscm Wlnte
ehlffon with Iridescent trimming and
touches of blue ve!vet.
MRS H. REHKELD Black ailk lace and
spingled net over blaek tnffeta; diamonds.
MRS. BERNARD REHFELD (Council
Bluffs I Champagne liberty crepe, made
princess and trim mad with lace; lilies of
the valley.
MISS LENA REHFELD-Black Jet span
gled net over black taffeia: violet.
M188 HATTIE REHFELD-Whi: allk net,
over pink taffeta: American Beauty roses
MRS. NORMAN ROBB. Chlcsgo i guest of
Mrs. B. G. McGiltoni Pink pina cloth,
Frlnceaa gown mad over white, wuli
Hmmlnga of real lace: diamonda.
MRS. WILLIAM S. ROGERS. Trenton. N.
J. truest of Mrs. Herbert Rogcrst Black,
llver-apangled lace over black silk, with
deep red ross; dinmonds.
MRS. HERBERT M ROGERS Point de
esprit, with real laco trimming ovr white
silk.
MittS ETHEL ROBERTSON A princes
rob of cream lace over tnffeta: pe.irla.
M188 MARTHA ROBERTSON White or
gandie, with trimmlnaa or vaienciennea
lace and embroldei-v; dark red roaes.
MISS KATHERINE ROSS-Blue louleenne
and point de esprit.
MISS ELIZABETH ROSS-Embroldered
voile over pink silk.
MRS. F. M. Rl BLEE. Broken Bow
White French organdie with white Uoe
trimminga; diamonds.
a.
MRS. J. R. 8COBIE A princess gown of
white silk, with trimmings of Duchess
lace; dlamonda.
MRS. BTRON SMITH Prlncesa gown of
pink veiling over American Beauty allk,
trimmed with lace In Eton Jacket effect.
MI6S M. SHALLENBEItGICR tRome, Ga.,
guest of Mrs. F. G. Baly) Pink silk
mull; pearls..
MRS. J. I. 6TEFFENS White Irish point
lace over whit crepe de chine.
MISS SLOMAN. Demit. Mi. h (Guest of
Mrs. A. D. Brandel) Whit crepe de
chene with Irish laee yoke
MISS KYELYN STICKNEY. Mlnneartoli
(guest of Mr. O. P. Dletai Whit batiste
with trimminga or emoroidery; pearia.
MRS. E. M. STICKNEY. Minneapolis
(gjest of Mrs. G. P. Diets) Costum of
cream lace and crepe: dlamonda.
MJPS PAl'UNE SCHENC K While ra
dium llk with white lace bodice trimmed
with rhtneston buckle: pearla
MRS. ED SWOBE Blue allk loulaene, with j
t"" "I ic wnti Tioini urr enmr.
MISS ALICE SWITZLER Persian lawn
with Insertion and medallions of German
acaualnted with someone
passed on to view the large pumpain in
charge of Brother Jamea Walsh at the
agricultural exhibit.
For 1h first time during . the carniiat
the Cartful Olrver and Oldest Inhabitant
trade th rounds of the King Highway
Infl evening. While the merry aancers
wete holding revel at the Coliseum tn
Careful Obstrver nd his companion were
m:xlng with the merry troubadour at me
carnival. These precocious pedestrians
tarried In front of the trained animal show
and viewed Teddy, the monkty. which. In
hla young daya, earned a fortune for his
former owner. While the crowd thought
only of the antlca being performed for
them by Teddy, the Careful Obaerver and
the Oldest Inhabitant thought of the day
when Teddy was a grind organ monk on
the etirbatone.
Over at the Douglaa County Agricultural
society exhibit the two philosophers met 8.
I. Gordon and Louis Berka, two fprmer
police Julges. who were viewing the works
of nature as manifested by sample of
garden truck. Judge Gordon waa taking
mental measuremtnts of th mammoth
augar beets, while Judge Berka was casing
with aw on th large, red applea. Dem
onstrator Walsh explained how thfr la
money In beet, whereupon someone at
tempted to cut one of the beets open with
a hatpin. Then everybody ruahed over to
the Katsenjammer caetle show, after which
It was noised around that Billy Baxter won
a box of candy on the candy wheel.
The North American show continued to
draw the crowds. That attraction, with
Its many feature of Interest, thrilled sev
eral thousand people yesterday. Thl how
faithfully deplete the frontlereman who
pl.iy.d such an Important part In the early
history of the great weat and who later
atepped from the saddle of activity into
the dead march of a passing day. The
wild animal show Is one of the beat of It
kind.
This evening the grand final of th ear
nival will be the closing" event of the
twelfth Ak-Sar-Ben fall festivities. Ar
rangementa have been made for a large
crowd and with anything like good weather
it 1 believed th cloaing event will com
plete the most successful carnival in th
history of Ak-8ar-Ben.
ASBERTS MEN CAUSE DEL A. I
Gsieral Fusitoi Sa?i AH Cubans Will B
Diiarmsd in Tares Days.
AMERICAN MARINES PRESERVING ORDER!
Washington Heara that Warships
n ill Dt nriurnr I u I inni j
States, a They Are Not
Seeded Oil Islaad.
HAVANA. Oct. . Brigadier Ceneral
Funston said this morning that the process
of disarming the insurgents throughout the
Island will be completed in two or three
days. The disarmament is finished in
Puerto Principe and Is almost completed
In Santiago. There Is snme delay In Ha
vana province because General Asbrt's
followers are largely scattered. It Is ex
pected that they will b concentrated today
near Guinea. A detachment of twenty-ftv
maiinea has been sent to Guinea to keep
order pending the disarming of Asbert's
men.
Skip Cans Hons.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct. s.-It is ex
pected that the largest ships of the Amer
ican fleet. If not all of them, will be with
drawn from Cuban water as soon as there
is sufficient army force landed to afford
security to the provisions! government and
the protection of property interests. The
ships themselves, it Is stated at the depart
ment, do not afford any protection to Cu
ban Interests save being quick trans
ports and barracks for the bluejacket and
marine which have been landed on the
Island. There la no suggestion thst the big
gun of the ships, or even the smaller bat
teries, would be used against th town
snd Cities whose harbrra are large nou?h
to accommodate naval vessels. Therefore,
it Is stated at the department, the sMp
will be ordered to resume the cruises which
were Interrupted when the rush orders to
proceed to Cuba were Issued.
Governor Taft has the direction of th
vessels in Cuban waters. The sailings and
arrivals are reported to the Navy depart
ment here a the regulations require, but
the orders to the naval officer are given
by th war ecretary. The withdrawal of
the ships will no doubt depend upon the
wishes of Secretary Taft after the army
has landed. ,
A, B. Hubermann. only direct western
Importer of dlamonda. which are rote i led
at wholesale price. Uth and Douglas.
THE TMBEMABK TELLte S1W
It stands for
Used Roraidihe World.
mAcstAwarcfsirx
-dAJ Europe and America..
A handsomel Iflustrivtecf Recipe
Boofsent free.
Walter Baker (9 G.ns.
Establishedl780 Dorchester, Mass.
Is
EajtsUS O. S reaast OtTua
OMAHA AS M0NEY CENTER
City's Prestla-e ladleatedl by Deposits
f Sec-eta ry of Treasury
Here.
Omaha bankers are congratulating them
selves upon the fact that the secretary of
the treasury In hi distribution of
000,000 of government funds set apart
$500,000 to be deposited in the banks of
Omaha.
Under the law It I necessary for a
United State depository, in case like
thl. to deposit with th secretary of th
treasury securities equivalent in value
to the amount of money deposited by ths
government In those banks. These e
curltles may consist of th United State,
er state, county or municipal bonds It 1
stated, however, that the Omaha National
bank deposited 1200.000 worth of United
States bonda with Secretary Shaw, in re
turn for which he sent to the bank ISOO,
000 In money.
Discussing the subject a banker said:
"These big transactions go to mark the
growing Importance of Omaha as a finan
cial center."
LINEMEN CREATE EXCITEMENT
Arc Mlatakea far Barglar by Serves
Servaat Girl, Wl Call
Pal lee.
About I p. m. Thursday th police sta
tion received a 'phone message saying that
soma bold, bad burglara were then in tha
act of robbing Ihe home of 11. Waller. SAO
Boulevard. The measage waa aent by the
maid of an adjoining houae, who had seen
the men at tbelr work and who promieed
to keep a close watch on them until the
officers could arrive on the scene.
The patrol wagon waa dtxpatched as
. vuuu mm AiP,lUjr, iiiiru IV lit. rUOl Wlin
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uiucrs, n u wen rsjiecung a lively lime.
All they found waa two linemen of the
telephone company repairing the 'phone at
the Weller home. They had been left in
th house alon by Mrs. Weller, who went
to ac the floral parade, and tha alght of
two strange men In the nous attracted th
attention of the asrvant girl next door.
R.h tsreee.1 Daell.
WASHINGTON. Ocv --Th preatuent
today appointed Charlea H. Robb of Yer-
i uiont. at present aaaiatant attorney gen-
eral, to be a Justice of the District of Co
1 lumbia court of appeaia, to succeed Juatk-e
; Uutll. resigned.
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