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THK HKK: OMAHA. SATl'ifDAV. XOVKMHKIl 4. 1911.
Some Men Prefer
The "Chesterfield"
It's a dressy looking coat,
warm and comfortable, easy to
slip in or out of, long enough
to keep your knees warm and
be out of the way of your heels.
Either fly front or buttoned
through styles, semi-fitted back
and medium shoulders, in new
grays, browns or black.
It's a hard coat to pass up
once you have been inside it.
The Imperial
It 8ampecK's Idea of how a con
vertlbl collar coat should be mad
hla Idea la universal with young
men, judging from the number of
these coat a we tell every day.
It't roomy, luxuriously warm
meets every condition you can
mand of an overcoat.
Handsome rough fabrics all colors
jA
1 tie- ht r- f America
SIS to S35
There won't be a better tine to choore a milt than right now
Bampeck Suits are tailored right, and loo It that'a one reason we
aell the same young- men every seeson and their friends.
Brown and gray mixtures and diagonals ittm moat favored, but
whatever your Idea of how clothe outfit to be, lt'a reallced In
fempecks.
S18 to S35
tit TrwjKo ptcmrs
OWMeTTOM
rARWaUi
Deer Trained to Drive
f ' vV' i. it '
t i n' t ' v ' ' -t
(fir v n - v. AVT will flrww, , '
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FRANK CLEMENS DRIVES HIS PETS ACROSS TllE CONTINENT.
POISON IS FOUND IN LIYER
Death of Chicago Policeman Wat
Caused by Arienio.
WARRANT FOR MRS. VERMILTA
MANY ASK FOR CHARITY
Jkt Koinei Societies Have Numerous
Calls for Aid.
MARKET HOUSE PLAN TO STAY
Creeers ef lew Capital Cltr Are
Keeatag Vp Ft1i, Ceaacll
DflnnlMl te Make reelect
La4taar Affair.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DE8 MOINES, Nov. (.-(Special Tele
gram.) With the first touch of winter
weather the charity organisations of the
city were called upon this week for aa
sistanoe from the unemployed and the
statement Riven out today la that the ap
peal! for help are more than double at
this time than they were a year ago.
Never before In , the history of Dee
Moines have these organisations been ee
overwhelmed with appeala for aid.
The pinch of winter haa brought to the
attention ef charity worker much die
Gift Suggestions
It often putties
people at to what
gift to select for
a friend. D 1 a
mond Jewelry ia
always the most
acceptable, and
always will be re
membered long
est and appre
ciated most. This
store, where you
are certain to get
just what vou
. pay for, has a
large stock o t
diamond Jewelry,
.and pan show
you tome choice
designs that are
aure to your favor, we Invite
your Inspection. If yon see nothing
here to suit you, we shall gladly
stake special designs for your con
liberation. Don't Merely Itay-In?et
ALBERT ED HOLM
JEWELER ,
Sixteenth and Harney.
tress, lack of work and the large Class
of transients who came to Dee Moines
In the hope of securing employment, are
given aa the causee of the present situation.
Market Hoes Permanent.
The city council of eOa Moines took
steps today to make permanent the mar
ket place plan which has proved a great
success the last' fall. Orders were given
for the Immediate remodeling of the old
city hall, now soon to be vacated for a
new one and to utilise It for a market
house during the winter. Some additions
will be made and the building will' be
ready for use In a few weeks.
The Grocers' association of the elty has
not yet given up a bitter ftght on the
market plaoe, butt he open market will
be continued all winter.
Coasolidatloa of Stores.
Sixteen I and lo-cent stores in Iowa
will be affected by the merger of big
companies managing such stores under
direction i of F. M. Woolworth of New
Tork. Wpol worth already has fourteen
stores In Iowa and Knox Co. have
two atores that wyi go Into the deal.
Over WO stores are affected.
Irl
he
VIA
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I T rvr t a t-?t I l
LEW RABES
SBB BLOCK
Satraace oa Ooari
I! la I Till
Kail Dowa Stairway' ratal.
HAMPTON, ia., Nov. a (Hpeulal.)
rrom Injuries received from falling down
a stairway at the Central hotel, Thomas
McCullough, a former stock buyer o
Latimer, died last night. Two sons, John
ft. McCullough, Wlndom, Minn., and
Frank H. McCullough, Nashwauk. Minn.,
survive him.
rioneev Btasjej Driver Dead.
IOWA CITY, Ia., Nov. S. Hpeclal.)-
Jaoob Qreaser, a pioneer stage driver and
father of eighteen children, pasaed away
at hla home In Iowa City at the age of
a years. Eight children and fourteen
grandchildren survive him.
Marderer Appeals Datoaco Case
IOWA CITY. la.. Nov. (.-(Special. -
Ouy Ilaker of Lne Tree, convicted mur
derer of Oliver Driver, who was held by
court for 13,000 daniagee to the murdered
man'a wife, has appealed the damage
case to the Iowa supreme court
DEATH RECORD
Daalel F. Drawbaak.
HARRIBUURQ, Pa., Nov. t-Danlol F.
Drawbaugh, Inventor of one of the earli
est telephones, died today, aged II He
had a notable legal fight with Alexander
Oraham Bell and lost. Recently he had
been at work on m wireless burglar alarm
and was seised with an attack of apo
plexy.
Dr. Vletev Keweasah.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Nov. t-H,
Victor Neaoomb, aed T, former prest
dent of the Louisville Nashville rail
road, is dead. He organised the United
States National bank In ltui, of which he
was the cashier.
Key to the Situation-Bee Want Ads.
"FOLLOW THE BEATON PATH"
To These Special Saturday Prices
A ngar Hjmh laL Smoker (Should Miss it.
FIRST CONSUL, 16c size, 4 for , ojj
Boi of 8 ,', ; .sjt't'ilS
PRINCE OF NAVAKRE. 16c slie. 4 for "
HENRY GEORGE, 8 for
Box of 80 , ,, ....ei t
Limit, i boxes to a cuBtomr.
Police
er
Will Charaa Htr with Mar
of Arthar Olsaeaaette,
Wke Died at Her
Home,
SHANGHAI IS IN
HANDSOF EEBELS
(Continued from First Page.)
."THELMA"
The Queen of Perfumes
The most popular rerfume la Europe, a new, delicate and lasting
odor.
Free With Every 25c Purchase
A box of T1ILLMA and ladies' pure liuea handkerchief.
The Last Chine to Get This Ulijhtful I'trlume
(apeciaj Trice Cuts fur Saturday i
IDC jjo juara uiycertue noapr a lor n4
300
rt
4H
4Tc
4Uc
Beaton Dru Company
Tuzm ifld Fifteenth Streets.
tor
35c Woodbury's Facial soap.
EOo Le Mars lioniotn and Almond Lotion
lie Pompelan Massage Cream
To 4711 Lllao Vegetal
11.00 Piaaud's Vegetal, all odors, Saturday
40c Buaa of Persia soap
i
i i
CHICAGO, Nov. .-Prof. Walter Haines
of Rush Medical college reported to Cor.
Oner Huffman today that he had found
abundant arxenla In Pollqrman Arthur
BlsHonette'a liver to causa death.
After the announcement that Blsson-
ette's death Was caused by poison Chlof
of Police McWeeny prepared to ewear
out a warrant for Mrs. Louis Vermllya
charging her with the murders of Arthur
Msaonette and Richard T. Hmlth, an Il
linois Central conductor, who died mys
teriously while a roomer at Mrs. Ver
mllya'a home.
Elcht Others Probably Mardered.
The first thread In a poison mystery
that the polios say is likely to reveal a
series of murders, more willful and cold
blooded than any In police history here,
a as unraveled today with the announce
ment that Blasonette had been poisoned.
lllssonette died suddenly a week ago, after
becoming ill at the home of the widow,
Mrs. Louis Vermllya,:. with whom he
boarded. The examination of his viscera
shower arsenic In more than sufficient
quantity to cause death, ,
With police fnveetlgarton of Blasonette's
death was revesd a series of eight other
deaths within the. lat few years of per
sona related to or closely -associated with
Mrs. Vermllya. Pmlth died a year ago
while a boarder at her home.
Mrs. Vermllya for the last few days has
been . under close police guard at her
home. According to plans, she will be
taken at once to a polioe station, al
though her physician declares she Is se
riously III: . ;
Other deaths were. '
VHKD BRINKAMP, first husband of
Mrs. Vermllya, leaving ,000 to the wfclow.
CHAULKM VKKM1LYA, second hus
band, died two years ago, leaving 12.00U.
FRANK CHIN KAMI', son by first mar-
rlase. died a year ago, leaving mother
ll.uoo.
HARRY J. VKKMll.YA, step-son, aiea
a year ago, after a quarrel wiin ma step
mother over the sale or a nouse.
LILLIAN IIHINKAMP. granddaughter
of Fred Hrlnkamp, died In 1U06 at home of
Mrs. Vermllya.
H1C11AUU T. SMITH, died a year agf
while rooming at her hom; reported to
have left her t2,UU0 life Insurance, and de
clared by some to have been a third hus-
ha nA.
Cora Brlnkamp, daughter, died when 8
years old at former home, Harrington. 111.
Florence Brlnkamp, daughter, died at
4 years of age at Barrtngton.
The decision to arrest Mrs. Vermlly
was made after a conference by the ex.
amlntng doctora, Coroner Hoffman, Chief
of Police McWeeny, state's Attorney
Wayman and other officers.
Other Bodies to Bo Bahaaaea
Previous to the examination Coroner
Hofman had declared he would cause to
be exhumed the bodlea of at least part
of the others to see If arsenlo could be
found.
When first examined after Blseonnette's
death Mrs. Vermllya declared the police
man was engaged to marry her. This
was dlspioved by the discovery later of
hla will, made only a short time before,
leaving all his property, amounting to
about 11.800. to his fiancee, Miss Laura
Rivard of Minnesota. Other statements
made by her also were proved to be un
true and Captain Harding, while unwill
ing to arrest her, Immediately placed her
under surveillance.
Bhe then became seriously 111, suffering
from convulsions and appearing to be In
almost the same condition that had
marked both Smith and Blssonnette be
tore their deaths. An extra guard was
placed over her and nurses kept at har
side constantly.
Last night sha asked permission to call
htr lawyer and make a will. A doctor
was than called, who announced that the
was suffering from pneumonia.
Rtporta from Peoria. III., where Mrs.
Vermllya formerly had lived. Indicated
that dead bodies had possessed a morbid
fascination for her.
llaicl Brlnkamp, divorced wife of
Prank Brlnkamp, added further suspicion
gainst Mrs. Vermllya when her sister
told the police that Brlnkamp had feared
a .violent death and that there had been
an agreement with hie wife that which
ever died first, the survivor would in
vestigate the cause of death.
HIM Hlvara at Kankakee.
MARSHALL. Minn.. Nov. 1-Mlfs
I.dla Rivard. to whom Policeman Arthur
lllssonette left his eetate, lives near here.
She Is about tl yeara old and two months
ago went to Kankakee. 111., where she
has relatives. The relatives here did not
know that the girl was engaged to the
officer, but they admitted She had corre
sponded with him for two years.
MARSHAL DECLINES TO BREAK
BREAD WITH ROCKEFELLER
NEW YORK. Nov. t An Invitation to
breakfast with a multi-millionaire did not
trnipt Vnlted Slates Marshal Henkel
when he Journeyed to Pocantlco Hills to
day to serve additional papers In the gov
rhment's Suit ageluat the Vnlted mates
Steel corporation upon John P. Roeke
feller and found the oil magnate eating
his morning meal. The marshal, when
be returned to the office, said he had de-
cliuod the Invitation to partake ef the
western frontier of China, haa declared
Its independence, according to reports
received here today. Vun-Nan, which
fronts on Thibet and Burma, la known
as the Switzerland of China, haa an area
of nearly 110,000 square miles and a popu
latlon estimated at 12,000,000. It contains
China's richest mineral deposits and
boundless stores of anthracite ooal. Agri
culture and stock raising are extensively
carried on, and the province produce
some of the best grades of tea. It was
the principal scene of the great Mo-
ammedut rebellion, which lasted for
sixteen years and waa suppressed In 1872.
ApnaUltta; Scenes In II sskow.
HONG XONO, China., Nov. 3.-Delayed
dliipatches from Hankow sent via Wu
Hu, describe the situation there on the
lght of November 1 as apalling. A
great conflagration was sweeping over
the city and fighting was in progress
In several quarters between the rebels
and loyalists. The Imperial batteries
were firing explosive shells Into the native
quarter, while the rebels on the other
side of the river had brought long range
guns Into play from the Wu Chang fort
ifications and were firing with fair ef
fect on the loyalists posltlona. . .
Baale for New Coaatltatlon.
PEKING, Nov. 3.-The National as
sembly today completed a draft of the
basis on which it proposes to construct
the new constiutlon of China. It was
submitted to the throne and accepted Im
mediately, The tentative plan provides
for the perpetuity of the Manchu dynasty,
but the power of the emperor Is closely,
restricted by the constiutlon which la.
to be written by, the national assembly
and subject to an amendment by parlia
ment. The Imperial princes are made
ineligible to the offices of premier, mem
bers of the cabinet and administrators of
the provinces...
Police Station Baraed.'
LONDON, Nov. I. A hews dispatch
from Shanghai says that the native con
stabulary of Chapel, a suburb usf Shang
hai, which forms part of the Chinese
quarter, mutinied today and burned the
polios atatlon and the residence of the
chief of police. Porelgn volunteers were
mobilised to maintain order.
It's Recognized by All Good Dressers
We refer to the Superiority of Our
Furnishing Goods Stock
Many stores are simply dumping grounds for the
mistakes of manufacturers and wholesale trade
But hcres a store that's different
Never do 'wc sacrifice quality to gain a point in
price and we attribute the mammoth success of our Fur
nishing Goods Dept. to this very policy.
You find no job lot?, no surplus stock pick-ups at this
store. We think the best is none too good. Only the
choicest merchandise from the br;st linos, on the market
aro offered for sale by u. Thai's why so many fellows
who are known to demand the best arc seen buying their
Furnishing Goods nt Browning, King & Co.
NECKWEAR. UNDERWEAR , SWEATERS
These cold davs
mean warmer under
wear. How about
your supply? If not
complete we suggest
18k
SHIRTS
EVery pattern is
desirable, every gar
ment perfect in fit.
You'll be pleased
with Browning, King
& Co. shirts every
time.
$1.50 to $3.50
Buying neckwear
at' this store is' ,:i
pleasure, every pat
tern is a favorite
choosing is made
easy.
35c to $3
an immediate
to this store.
visit
$1.00 to $6
There's
comfort
sweater. We
a
in a
lot of
good
show
them in all styles,
colors and weights.
$2.50 to $6
based on the claims that the election
should be declared null on account of
alleged Irregularities. Next Monday was
definitely agreed on as the date for the
lnauguaratlon.
DEPUTIES DECIDE MADER0
WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT
MEXICO CITT, Mex., Nov. l-By a
vote of 163 to 19 the Chamber of Deputies
today decided that Pranclsoo I. Mauero
has been elected president of Mexico.
The vote approving the election of Jose
uerea ss vice president waa 134 to 21
The minority vote in both caes was
Judge Asks Pardon
for Men Convicted
on False Evidence
CHICAGO, Nov. 3. Two men have
served seventeen years of life sentences
for murders of which they were lnnocnt
and still are In the Illinois state prison.
sacrifices to police desire to "get a con
viction," according to the belief of former
Judge Henry Freeman, who sentenced
them, and to testimony of several police
officers. '
The men are Charles Kaurth and
Thomas McNally, sentenced for the
murders of Patrick and Peter Prunty,
Former Judge Freeman today began
active steps to obtain pardons for them.
The. testimony of. Police Captain John M.
Halhes and Patrolman August' Weber
before the pardon board Indicated that
the police suppressed evidence, at the de
mand of Chief Joseph Klpley.
Captain Haines said he was repri
manded for expressing a -belief in the
Innocence of the men. "I was called
down," he said, "and 1 aaxed the chief
if he wanted me to swear to a lie. 'No,'
he said, 'but we don't want these
wrangles' ".
'I think the evidence which procured
their conviction waa created by the police
and was not truthful, though I did not
dream of It at the time." sold former
Judge Freeman.
Rartne Aato Driver Hare.
COLVMBIA. 8. C, Nov. 8. -Joe Jeger
seergrr of Ilaclne, Wis., drlvlntf a Case
car at sixty-seven miles an hour In the
state fair races today, was badly hurt
when hla machine threw a tire and went
into a fence.
Only Oao "BKOMO QUI SINE"
That Is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look for
the slgnLturo of E. W. Grove. Used the
world over to cure a cold In one day. 26c.
"It feels so
good and
wears so welL"
(Jndorwon
TSEL VETRID has that good feeling. The loft caress of its
warm, velvety fabric and its snug, easy fit are most gratify
ing. Its fine interwoven fabric is wonderfully elastic and durable.
A Velvttrib garment is reinforced wherever strain comes. Each
garment will give you two seatont of luxurious service. Ask your dealer,
Vtbxtrib is Guaranteed
aet te Irritate, shrink, rip, tear, bag or money back. Medium and heavy erelgbta.
MEN'S Ssswate CaraMats. SI -BOYS' 60c MEN'S Uafea Smite. $2 -BOYS' $1.
ONEITA KNITTING MILLS. Utiea. N. Y.
Bryne Himnur D. Q. Co.
JTeratf TrmJ 5wpW I) H & Smith ft CO.
iSsV
3
5c
Tip
Top
Bread...
Bread Hade After a Motto
.iooa oreai is never made by chance.
t i diw is excellent every time. We
uvw ju to expect ecn day so
do our customers. Cere and Cleanliness Is
our motto and you rind It la every loaf
of Tip Top bread.
5c at all grocers
V. . kTBAJC SAUaTCs COXXAsTT
mi
EvIilliEiery Forced Out
to Make E.oom for Furs
Every Hat in the louse Will De
Sacrificed Regardless of Cost
Millinery at Less Than Half Price
200 beautiful Dress Hats, worth $20.00, CJa 4 g
' ., ,$25.00, $27.50 and $30.00 v)IU
' 350 exquisitely trimmed llats, worth $12.50, CfJ '
, Extraordinary Sale of Furs. Get prices from us
before you buy.
rpj 1508 Douglas St:
Km
v . -j
mi. 1 in mil i.n ! i.n .1 li.i... .11 .1.1 iinii. Ll ntfci,.,, tmtuJl
tfJU""" innJi .yr.Willltfk' ML n..M. 1 fsewBSAJija.JSsrMSje8asi.H!p 'iWjipsii.iMsjjuatpjyi
Suits and Overcoats to Order $20
Jack Frost reminds you of the need of an overcoat and a
heavier suit. Better order early and let us have your order. Every
garment well lined and guaranteed perfect in fit and style.
Orders promptly filled.
See the bljr. display of Overcoats and Suits at $20 and f25 In
our North show window. They are far better value than the best
ready mades.
MacCarthy- Wilson Tailoring Co.
304-306 South 16th St. Five Steps South of Farnam
Special Cut Drug Prices
Fop Saturday, Nov. 4.
Extia Special Saturday
Hard and Easy Prescriptions
The compounding of prescriptions
has always received first attention at
our hands. In each of our stores this
department Is qutto separate from the
salea rooms and In charge of trained
pharmacists. No prescription so hard
we cannot fill it, and not one so easy
we do not give it careful attention.
' Rnbber Goods Dept.
This Is a
very large
d e partinent
In our
sloroH, uore
than l.uuO
Items being
sold. Spm-tai
prices bat-urday:
.-yringe for M0
..490
.39s
7
ll.uo Fon-italn Hyrlne' for!
75o Kititr moves tor
Lady attuudunt In this Uepurtineul.
Pri
pkr.
.80
.o
Mule Team Borax, 1-lb,
10c can Potaah Lye
8 cakes Wool Soap for lOe
25c Japanese bottle Hand Lotion.. lBo
25c Peroxide for 70
10c Sha of Persia Soap for 19o
I1.5U oriental Cream for ...690
ITsarlr 500 Items of
Soaps, Perfumes ana
Waters a cut prloas. .
Colgate's
Toilet
Hassle
YCREAMJ
Patent cr Proprietary Medicines
.WS. 8e" ?" articles bearing "pure
food- lrnal approval, and guarantee
greenness and genuineness.
11.00 Piiik'iaiH'M Compound fori-...8e
$1.00 Wine of t'ardul for 890
f ! " Jeroe's iledl.lnes for.. 89c
Z. T: "ex-all t)ietatle Compound Sao
S1.0D Duffy's Walt Whiskey (sold lor
medicinal use only) 69o
Ilorllck's Malted Milk 4S and 8o
Uray a Olycerlne Tonic for 89o
E1 "frtll-a 85c, 64c, $1.13
Hexall Uver Kalta !..86o
btuart's ijyapepala Twldets
SSc, 5 and So
Itjiall Liyspepsla Tablets
'or;.-. 85o, 45e and 89o
Vlnol. the great Tonic, always. .91.00
II no Suuihbs harsapurllla 75o
50c Pape's lilspepsln for .' 4&c
Ayre u cherry Pectoral . ,85o, 46c, eo
Kcxall Clurry Juice Cougli Syrup
. or 80c, 450, 89o
SOo Syrup of Pigs for 40o
11.00 Hosteller's Hitters for 8o
Hexall Orderlies loo, 85c, 60c
"Uew-It" Corn Cure 8So
Lambert's Listerine lio to SSo
Antl-Utirtn Llinlctatit 40o, 75
Cut prloes oa aU Proprietary aaeol-elnss.
SHERMAN &. McCONNELL DRUG CO.
Cer. 16th and Dod(e - Opposite P. O.
OWL DRUG COMPANY, Cor. 16th nd Harney
Harvard Pharmacv Loval Pharmacv
-aws ao. loin at. tmoti x.oyal.1
?5c Murray & Iannan's Florida
Water 'or ,49o
COc Malvlna Cream for 890
SOo Pompelan Cream
tor 89o
All ibc iianltol Prepu-
ratloiw at 14o
Kexall Tooth Paste 19o
tilnatea Cashmere
. Hooquet or Uactyllls
Talcum 18
7&o La Jeune French
Rico Powder for..39o
$100 De Miracle lluir
Ken.over for 690
Complete line Vantine's Oriental
Perfumes. Sachets . and Boa pa at
lowest prkes.
WUUajus' Jersey . Cream Soap, In
metal soap box all' for 85o
Lava Oil and Buttermilk Soap (Ura-
liam'sl box three cakes lBo
Violet Dulc Talcum for 85o
60c Pe-Ile-Co Tooth Paste for....39o
Howard's Flesh tfoap 18o
tic Packer s Tar hoap for 16o
amlerlne 89c, 46c, 890
tl pinaud't Lilac Toilet Vatur...49o
2oc Velk Kuk hliampoo for 14o
Cutlcura Soap 80a
Zlic Mistletoe Cream for l4o
Cigars y7 the Box at wholesale
prlcee. luqaue at Cigar Separt-meat.
Oo. seta aa Taraam Sta.
r. ac gsowl, atgr,
SOT
breakfast.