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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1915)
THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. OCTOBKIi S, 1015. 7 BRF" ntTY NEWS Weeding nre Tlholm. Jewsler. X.UBlt, Tailor too Fax ton PI. ere Boot rrlrt It N H"n "ree Coffee percolator, $5. Burgess-Oranden. mm.m r I fm ... Tll wni TT Prank M. ea uwe waw awa - - Kama, Omaha pnysMs. uwl hu wic? for divorce. Pnllmea Cu Tnroaga emoe Chi cago to Norfolk, Ve.. via l'ennoyivanla lines to Cincinnati, thfnw Norfolk & Western ralinsy. etesetftee eeetion t"7. and ailare f- ee KXCLlfITELT. Flu the varisue moving picture tneetr arte. For gaiety Tint 1 Idle tararenea see W. H. Indoe, general gnt State Mutual Ufe Assurance Co of Worcea. Ur. Mas., one of the oldest, 71 years, and beet companls on earth. Hon Bubs Tamil f Wntehas Fernda -Fire of und .covered origin gutted the noma of D. Carvello. 10 Fierce street, at o'clock Wednesday Bight. The family were, away from home at the parade. Inquest em Death ef uluvan An In quest Inquiring Into the. death of Jon Sullivan, waiter, who was found dead in his room at the Belmont Hotel on Wednesday morning, win be held Fn- day morning, by Coroner crosny. v.t.r.n.'a Ant, stolen Ed Peteraon, 3203 Miami street. Informs the poli" that his auto was stolen rroro in ironi 01 aw vMh T.ntv-lBhth avenue. Wednee- day night R. E. Penham of Pnplillnn and J Martin atonnlng at the Midland hotel, are also minus their machines. Arrested Third Time la Was Mrs. Margaret Mathews, arrested for the third time In a week, on a charge of conducting a disorderly house, at 1U1 Douglas street, asserts that she Is being persecuted by the police. Judge Foster has taken the case under advisement. Ants Turn Turtle A light delivery auto, containing eight rse"nKTS, tl(.peu completely over on the Dodge street road, west of Dundee. The occupants con sisted of four men and four women. Two of the former were rlnnetl beneath the car, but the women lifted the machine from them. Pr. Charles Ztmmerer and Dr. C. B. Folts attended the party, who scaped with minor Injuries. W00DR0W WILSON WILL WED WIDOW President of United State. Make Known Hii Engagement to Mn. Norman Gait DATE HAS NOT YET BEEN SET Echo of the Last City Campaign Reverberates Through City Hall "Find Your Niche," is Sunday's Advice to Noonday Club "When one man is running for office, declaring he will cffcmp the lid down tight, and another on a wide open plat form," said Billy" Sunday In a lightning-like speech to the Noonday club at noon at the Commercial club, "It Is an Insult to American manhood's decency to ask a man who he Is going to vote for." The speaker dwelt on the subject of decency, saying, "I don't care a rap whether I ever hold a public office or not, but I do care whether the fire of decency is extinguished In me or not. If some men can break some laws, then all men should be allowed to break the same laws, and If some men can break all laws, all men should be allowed to break all laws. It Is better to have a poor low enforced than a good law not enforced. It should be part of your re ligion to see that good laws and decent government prevail as much as It la your religion to go to church, shut your eyes and duck your bead when1 the preacher prays. "Find out the niche you can best oc cupy and then fill it. There are surgeons carving meat, and there butchers out in hospitals trying to operate for appen dicitis. Grant failed In a dozen lines of business before he became commander of the Union forces, yet at Appomatox one of the greatest generals In the world handed his sword to him. Greeley was a failure as a farmer, yet he made a great editor of the New York Tribune. "Find your niche and then occupy It with all your might" Bryan Men Meet . And Oppose Bryan LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 7. (PpecUl Tele gram.) A score or more of democrats. all of them ardent Itryan men, met here tonight und In the name of the Wilson and Marshall club of 1912 proceeded to endorse a poxtmastershlp candidate dif ferent than the one Indorsed by their former leader. There was no acrimony In the proceed ing, but one and all the speakers let It be known that sll democrats were en titled to do their own thinking and that Mr. Bryan's opinion was after all not necessarily their opinion. No anti-Bryan men took part. They stayed discreetly out of the affair, but some of them stood on the sidelines and enjoyed the spectacle of former admir ers of the Commoner quietly doing things in his name which they knew he wouldn't appreciate at all. Fred Shep herd, the acting postmaster, was the one put forward by this club. Sam Hud son la Ur. Bryan's candidate. W. B. Heater, the only Bryan spokesman pres. ent, urged that no action be taken, but Chairman Jake North of the county committee gave up a secret when he said that the January, 1911, indorsement of Charles W. Bryan for a portfolio In President Wilson's cabinet was gained at Prince Charles' own suggestion. George W. Berge let It be known that the meeting wasn't called in disrespect to Mr. Bryan, but' that all he had taught them in regard to freedom and expres sion of thought they were' now follow ing out, and that Bryan "would certainly not condemn them for It" (From a Ptaff Correspond mi L) WASHINGTON, Oct. 7. The White House tonight announced the en gagement of Mrs. Norman Gait to President Woodrow Wilson. They will be married In December. Mra. Gait la a beautiful brunette, Just past 40. She was born In Wythevllle, Va., where she lived with her father, W. II. Boiling, a prom inent lawyer, until she married Norman Qalt In 1896. Mr. Gait died in 1907, and Mrs. Gait bus lived in Washington with her mother since that time. She has no children. Last autumn Miss Margaret Wil son and her cousin. Miss Bones, met Mrs. Gait in Washington. She charmed them go that she was In vited to the White House. She soon became one of the small circle of persons who hare been received in formally by the members of the president's household. Wedding In December. President Wilson and Mra. Clalt will bs married probably the first week In De cember. The ceremony will be Private. only a few dose friends being Invited, and will take place at the home of the bride on New Hampshire avenue near Dupont Circle. Plans for the honeymoon have not been completed, but It was in dicated today that the trip might Include a visit to the Ran Diego exposition. The San Francisco exposition, to which the president also has been Invited many times, closes December 4. For the third time In American his tory a president of the United States will take a bride. In choosing to have the ceremony performed, not in the White House, but at the home of the bride, Mr. Wilson follows a 'Precedent set by President Tyler, who waa married In New York In the Church of the Ascen sion. President Cleveland, the only other executive to be. married while In office, was married In the White House. Ilonse Party la "ew York. President Wilson and Mrs. Gait will make their first appearance together In public since the announcement of their engagement Friday in New York, where they go to a house party given by the president's close friend and unofficial ad visor. Colonel E. M. House. In the evening they will attend a theater party in New York and the next day on the return toward Washington will see the second game In the world's base ball championship series at Philadelphia. The party will include Colonel and Mrs. House, Mrs. Gait's mother, Mrs. Boiling; Miss Helen ' Woodrow Bones, the presi dent's cousin; Secretary Tumulty and the president's personal physician and naval aide. Dr. Grayson. I Motored with President. j Miss Wilson and Mrs. Gait were to gether a great deal during the fall. She lunched and dined frequently at the White House. During the late autumn she motored occasionally wltli the pres ident and Miss Wilson. When winter turned to spring Mrs. Gait became an almost dally visitor at the White House. Frequently she went with the president's party to the golf course and when the ball season opened she sat beside the president In the box. When the president went to Cornish last summer Miss Wilson invited Mrs. Gait to visit the summer White House and she spent a month there, la their circle of peoplo who have The belated submission of the r.ame ef J. W. McDonald by City Commissioner Jsrdlna to the c.ty council for conflr m itlon. brouglit out a few skeletons f r im the political closet. Mr. MclnnnM was net confirmed. Hii case v. Ill be con st' lored st the committee of the whole mooting next Mcnd.iy morning When Mr. .t.inlinc submitted a lint of appointments Commissioner liialrr ny.vid th.it tl'e name of McDonald be strcken and sent In srparstcly. He was st plotted by Commissioner Hummel and the m.iyoi, tr.e division of the council being three to three, with Commissioner Kugol absent during the eaily part of the meeting. Mr. McDonald was listed as "office engineer," at $1.V a month. He has been on the payroll since Commissioner Jar dine went Into office last Mny. He was ssslimed to the South Side, branch office of the city engineering department "M Donald waa illslcyal to the admln Istrntimi when he was on the payroll be fore aid he went out and criticised the administration,' deoiiircd Commissioner lintler. Commissioner Hummel and the ii-a;, or hkewUe expressed disapproval of te MrDonnM apiwlntte.ent. Diilnic the last city primary campaign Mr. McDonald v. a requested to resign frx in the park department If he became a candidate fcr commissioner. He resigned ami made the primary race. During the rampalKn for the election he worked for the "Mg Six," particularly for Commis sioner .lardlne, who rewarded him with the position he now holds, subject to con firmation by the city council. Commissioner Drexel suggested that the commissioners "forget the late unpleas antness." Watson Townsend was confirmed as as sistant city engineer at $2C4 a month. known Mrs. Gait for many years she hss been regarded as an unusual beauty, girted with a natural charm. Friends speak of her as being constantly sovght out aa a delightful companion, remark ing especially on her thoughtfulness and quick capacity for anything she choso to undertake. She Is not quite as tall as Mr. Wilson, has dark hair and dark eyes, and al ways 1st In stylish attire. Her tastes are said lo be strikingly similar to those of the president, with a deep interest In literature and charity work. Friends of the preslaent expressed their pleasure over the announrenvnt tonight, not only becauso of Mr. Wll on's personal happiness, but because they felt this new companionship would give him support and comfort In his home life a vital need during the. hours of ctraln over the nation s prob ems. With the marriage or his two daugh ters and the death of Mrs. Wilson more than a year ago, the president a life had become one of solitude. His absorption In official labors began to tell on him physically and when a few months ago hu began to take a renewed Interest In personal affairs his friends and members of the family welcomed the d.atlnct change which it brought about In his health and spirits. No word as to plana for the wedding wss said to be available aa yet, but It generally Is presumed that Mra Oalt, who Is of democratic tastes, will prefer a private wedding in her own home In stead of In the White House . Tonight at the end of a busy day for tho president, during which he an nounced that he would vote for woman's suffrage, took a firm position In favor of national defense and received a num ber of callera-Mrs. Gait was a dinner gueat at the White House. At the mo ment when Secretary Tumulty stood In the offices announcing the engagement to a large number of Washington corre spondents who had been summoned for the occasion the president and Mrs. Gait were spending the evening with Dr. Cary T. Grayson and Mlsa Bone In the White House parlors. The news was given out In a brief statement, which read: "The announcement was made today of the engagement of Mrs. Norman Oalt of this city and President Woodrow Wilson." The announcement of the engagement as generally regarded aa a forerunner of an Interesting social season for Wash ington, with the new first lady of the land at the head of the receiving line at official receptions. The wedding. It Is understood, will take place before the first of the series of state receptions and dinners Is held. Mrs. Gait was present at the first social affair participated In by the pres ident and Mlsa Margaret Wilson In more than a year. It wss a tea given by Miss Wilson to neighbors In the artist colony at Cornish, N. H. trrngtkrai Sore Bark. Helps Kidneys Take 6 drops of Sloan's Liniment four times a day and apply to small of back. It kills the pain.- All druggists. Advertisement. THIEVES PROSPER WHILE VICTIMS WATCH PARADE C. D. Roberts of York, Neb,, asserts that his raincoat was stolen in a lower Davenporf street saloon, Wednesday. It contained papers to the value of 172. J. E. Schlank, 420 Park avenue, reported to the police that his homo was entered by thieves Wednesday night and cash, silverware and Jewelry to the total value of VA taken. William Bro of the Nevillo hotel, was held up and robbed by a lone bandit at Twenty-second and Emmet streets, of diamonds to the value of inoo. Mrs. D. C. Parker returned to her room st the ller Grand Wednesdsy night, and discovered that her purse containing 2o and a railroad ticket bad been stolen. LOST TRAVELERS' CHECKS DROPPED IN MAIL BOX If Albert Hol!e of Vermilion, . D., had not carried travelers' rherks Instead of money when he came to Omaha for ths Ak-Sar-Ben festival, he would be "out" Put Assistant Postmaster James t. Woodnrd has that amount in non-lrans- fer.ible rsper belonging to Hollo, which Has dropped Into a mail box, after being lost by the South Dakota man or stolen J from him. The postoffloe authorities also have a wal'et belonging to George Humphrey of Wymcre. which was placed In a mail box. 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