THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 15)00.
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MILLINERY, CLOAKS, SUITS
SPECIAL DISPLAY
-OF-
PATTERN HATS
L.BRANDEIS & SONS
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TROPICAL DECORATIONS
VALUABLE AND ORNAMENTAL
SOUVENIRS
, ...T!!',y. 5'.l0,n1n1!,y. for.m1Illy ,nnl0 our debut In our much Improved millinery Oepartmciit. prcHeiitiiiR what Is without question the
best appointed, best lighted, beet ventilated pattern show roomB and positively the most attractive and commodious rooms In Omaha,
, . A FEAST OF BEAUTY AND FASHION
Awaits tho .eyes of the ladles of Omaha and vicinity.
nh.JiiT'V.f Clff,rn if.aV0 bwn mu'lc ,Wo bave ercote(l lwent rU8llc nrbors- completely covered with bcnutlful flowers, foliage, beautifully
, S, . . , w ? . ;Inmmoth P"1'" rees, with tba.r broad leaves, overhang tho floral arbors, making tho met mag
nlflccnt and pleasing sight Imaginable. A fairy land of gorgeous colors and dazzling brightness.
UUI, YOU ARE INVITED AND EXPECTED
patronug m opportunity than ever before to show our magnificent pattern hats, to delight our visitors by a display worthy of their
500 beautiful pattern hats
from tho, workshops of every
famous designer in gay Paris,
London and New York shown
in our new Parisian show rooms.
2000 trimmed hats
and bonnets, introducing
every style, color and
shape of the season.
1500 Btylish hats from our
own work rooms are vioing
with Paris hats for favors in
our largo trimmed millinery
department, Hats from out- own work
rooms lead In low prices.
r?irX 3t0r Wm b -Pl-y of rgeous millinery, but with such low prices as to verify
In ord.cr to further slgnallzo our opening days, we quoto the following Immense values:
800 elegant trimmed hats
from pur own work rooms,
modelB of artistic beauty
made in the most elegant
styles of the choicest and best
material, of chiffon, malines,
silks, and flowers, the like of
which would coat you fully
spiu else- Q
where 9
Spncia!
for oponlnrr
day at
i coat you fully
4.98
The "Miss Hobbs" hats,
an attractive showing of this
most becoming turban, in taf
feta silk, black, white and
maize, with white velvet or
chiffon rosettes
an extraordinary
value at our
opening sale, at . .
s
3.49
100 very choice im
ported pattern hats,
models that usually
sell for $25.00. Sale
price Saturday at
15,00
Special Opening Sale of Flowers.
Hoses, lilacs, daisies, apple blossoms, rose
foliage, crushed roses, geraniums, fruits,
etc our opening sale prices
on two large counters IE j QP.
at 15c and 25c each lUU an" COQ
UNTRIMMED HATS
Only new shapes exhibited at this opening sale every shape Imaginable, all the now
colors, all tho new braids guaranteed to bo found m this magnificent collection. On
50c, 75c and $1.00
It Is needless to say that wo have every thing new in novelty ornaments, laces, chif
fons, fancy braids in fai t, nothing l.s wanting to make- our millinery department "THE
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT" in the west.
NEW SPRING FASHIONS EN OUR IMMENSE CLOAK ROOM
Wo nro prepared ns never beforo to meet nil demands with tho choicest and most carefully s lected mock of tallor-mado suits, costume, wraps, waists,
foulard silk suits, etc., that It haw over been our privilege to show. They arc all marked nt especially low prices for our opening sale, llhero are u few
special bargain offerings for Saturday and Monday thut are matchless
Ladies' line man tailored suiis in extra
quality of imported cheviots, woruinbo Vene
tians, vicunas, zibelines, broadcloths, with
fancy or plain eton, single or double breast
ed, form fitting jackets. Circular Hare,
corded, tucked and slashed skirts. All col
ors, all silk lined, from $2f to 75.
$30-00 Suits $!5.00 SI7.50Silk Lined Suits$2.50
15-00 for an odd lot of! tf1-- for all silk lined
$25.00 ' s75.
00
tailored suits, made of home
spuns, Venetians, coverts,
broadcloths, etc nearly
every suit all silk lined and
worth
up to
30.00
oro at m W I
SIC HA
cheviot suits, box iackots.
skirls, made with pleat in
back, well tailored and worth
. $17.50, be.sides soiuo excellent values In
coverts una vetiQtmtiM. mudi
otoii,3inp;lol
. or tloulilo " v
' breasted f
tljrht
llttlng-
nt
I OUlliU UAtUl li it 111 (J 3 111
12.50
9.S5 for imported Venetian and covert suits,
made single or double breasted etons and tight fitting
..IV 1 Ll.' 1. -1.1. 1 .1...
untjcis. oKiris witu now uox uauKS
well lined, and worth up to
15.00 go at
9.85
$5 for all wool covert suits, lino checked novelty
-i..n. i i.... i i .i -. .
uiuLn nun quunty 01 nomespun suiiS, made in
new six button front jackets, finely
lined und llnisbed. Roman silk lined juekots
in nil colors. Choice, of those three lots
Saturday at
iitits, maue in
s5.00
SKIRTS
Kino dross skirts In n grand array of high art creations for this seawon, In all the
now appllriuo effects with tho new flares, over-drapes, box and Inverted ploat backs.
Mado of extra quality taffeta, broadcloth, Venetians, etc., nil silk lined, at $9.98; worth
lip to $35.00 ',
S4.98 for $7-50 new 20th Century Cropon Skirts, mado in tho new shapes, and the
material quoted worth by the yard $2.00 On snlo today
$9.98
S2.98 for 5.00 Skirts of Applique Cheviot that will be a revelation in Skirt bargains
strictly all wool cheviots, appllqucd with taffeta. I'ercallno lined, velvet bound and worth $3.00 go at
$4.98
$298
$3.98 fr 7-00 Kainy Day Skirts of doublo faced all wool golfing cloth, deep facing and
heuvlly stitched, actually worth $7.00 for
$3.98
" I'lnce on Hale today an assortment of line, dressy, stylish novelties In aia TsTSi eTmm ma
IflliH K I Jackets', including a line linn of sample Jackets, no two nllke, mado of nil tho popu- dl J 91 1- aQC fill
JHUIlb I J lor cloths and colors of the season. Etons with Medici appllqutt collars, box single I ,, J U 10 if II II
w and doublo breasted tight titling styles, ourh onu i-xiOualvo In style, from $12.60 to $23 " H w
2.98 for choice of odd lot of
fine tailored jackets, worth
up to b. Duly
7.50 for 10
cloth jacket, fly
or box front, tnlTotu
sutin lineti, regular
$10 value, today ,
black broad-
7.50
4. 9S for 7.50 Venetian and covert
jackets in eton, single and double breasted
box front, silk lined tailor
stitched worth 7. 50
today at
uuit) urt'asieu
4.98
one of a kind that we
wish to eloso out, your
clioico today al
$2.98
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Now Monatarj Bill Givu Satisfaction at
Treasury and Banks.
IMPORTANCE OF CARNEGIE-FRICK COMBINE
Hnle of Wool a I I.iiihIoii Hnvr Nhovru
a Slmilr Mnro of St rcnutli Thnu
'J'hoae of Lutt
Month.
NEW YOllK, March 23.-K. a. Dun &
to. a ookly Review of Trade tomorrow
will say:
In Its first week of oucratlon thu now
inonetary bill ha Riven mills artlo nt thu
,r,.e,v'9l.',ry ,lnrt J",Mks- Appllcatlonn tov
i ion J per cents havp exceeded $10ii.0u0,0oo
and .tho net Increaixi in bank circulation Is
Jilready over $10.(XiO.0O0. As the rate nt
?J'.l,,i?hi now 9lr,cl"'l'! can bo iHsued In
limited except for banks which uavo ordera
In advanco of tho passago of tho bill and
tho iHHties lit llwt are largely for thu In
orenso of notes to tho iar valuo of bonds
IepoHltel, littlo can yet bo inferred remird
Iiik tho other increase, thouch applications
lndlcato thut It will bo Inrco for Interior
bankH. Th release of millions employed
In preparation for nctlon under tho now
measure lias caused in bnnk returns con
Ktdernblo chaiiKes, which are, nominal
rather than real, und tho money markets
nru undisturbed,
Tho imported settlement of tho Carnecle-ii-rick
controversy Is ono of tho createst
Irnportanco to tho Iron and steel Industry,
A IlKht between audi forces would in tho
PLENTYJF IT.
Lots More Proof Like This and it is
All from Omaha People,
'Tho proof of tho pudding Is In tho eating
bf It." If any city or town In tho union has
tmfttclcnt proof on tho following subject It
Js Omahiu (ienulno merit Is finding its To
ward In tho hearty endorsntlon of local
citizens. When pcoplo right hero at homo,
friends and neighbors of our readers, glvo
n statement Ilka tho following for publica
tion It Is proof convincing for tho most
skeptical. Head this testimony.
iMr. Charles Honnlng of 1024 N 21st st.,
eays: "I was hurt In tho U. P. locomotive
shops, and ever slnco I have been annoyed
with attacks of pain in the small of my
back. Heading advertisements about Doan's
Kidney Pills led mo to procuro that remedy
nt Kuhn & Co.'s drug store, cor. ISth and
Douglas streets. It was tho best Investment
1 over mado, The treatment cured me,"
I)oan' Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price CO cents. Mailed by I'ostrr
vlllburn Co., lluffalo, N, Y solo agents for
the Unltod States,
Kcniember tho name, Doan's, and takn
no substitute.
end Jiavo affected prices and values beyond
calculation, whllo tho combination of inter
ests now Haul to bo agreed upon ninv prove
revolutionary in Itn influence. Whether
markets will bo Immediately affected Is not
clear. As yet the tendency toward reaction
of prlco continues, though In tho Pittsburg
region Hcsscmer and basic pig nro strong.
Cut eastern Uesscmer and gray forgo ai.d
southern pig are sold thero at prices below
thoso governing In larger transactions and
It Is only tho demand for steel-making Iron
which appear to exceed the supply. Hast
ern markets aro weaker, with a reduction
of $1 per ton at Philadelphia In somo
grudes, Finished products nro generally
unchanged, though theuts rise nt Chicago
with tho coming combination, while plates
sink lower nt Pittsburg and to tho lowest
point slnco April 6. VJO, nt Philadelphia.
Cotton holds nt 'JTi cents for spot, with
a henvy export demand, though futures aro
weaker. Huropean stocks in sight, with
mill stocks reported by Kllison, cover con
sumption at the rate ho reports for a largo
part, but not for the whole of tho cmi
year remaining, and tho vlslblo supply In
this country Is being wold at terms which
mako the 4o0,0"0 bales exported this month
worth moro than 070,000 bales would havo
been worth a your ago, when only 2H.00O
bales went abroad in the. samo time, lte
eelpts havo exceeded lust year's for iho
week, though not for tho month. Tho
goods market noro is only strong in de
mands for Immediate needs, fow caring to
baso future dealings on tho present prices,
whllo somo mako concessions for dlstunt
deliveries.
Tho London wool sales havo shown n
shade, moro strength thnn thoso or last
month nnd cnnsldurablo American pur
chases of 8iini(i grnde Indlcnto tho truo
position of tho prices asked here. Yet tho
markets aro called stronger In tone, al
though of tho Biiles reported much tho
greater part were nt concessions, nnd man
ufacturers nro doing very little. Sales nt
the three chief markets wero only 4,80O,Soo
pounds, of which 3,771,600 wero domestic.
Tho statu of tho goods market does not on
courago manufacturers to pay tho prices
now nskwl. Thero Is not only littlo ground
to expect an advance In prices, but In other
than tho leading grades bomo concessions
nro frequently mndo to securo transactions
and tho business is still disappointingly
restricted. Tho manufacturers havo ad
yanced hemlock solo 1 cent In spite or a
further fall of Pj, per cent in hides nt t'hl
cngo, making tho decline 3 por cent within
four weeks.
Tho advanco in wheat which followed
ptntementH of tho quantity In farm
ers' hands lias not been main
tained nnd the declluo the Inst week
lias been 1 cents, corn nlso yield
Ing about cent. Atlantic exports
wero l,i6J,02S bushels for tho week, nnd for
threo weeks only 1,472, tss bushels, against
S.S70.374 bushels last year, Kocclpts at
western points. In three, weeks havo been
ll.977.3Sl bushels, against 10.1W.937 last year.
Meanwhile Pacific oxports nro heavy and In
threo weeks luivo been 3.1S3.52-1 himhels,
against l,Coti,277 last year. The foreign de
mnnd for corn lessens, nlthnugh 1.217,470
bushels went abroad during thf week nnd
In three weeks S,4,T9,S19 bushels, ugulnt't 10.
30a.4i5 last year.
Failure for tho week have been 1S3 In
tho United States, against 200 last year,
and twenty-pven In Cunnila, against
twenty-four luftt year.
iutAiisTitnirr's im.amh.i, hi:vii:u
Speculation Tlilx Week Develop Nome
Iteiniirkulile Aetlvlty mid Mrenulli,
NEW YOHK. Moreh 23. nrodstre?t's
Financial Review tomorrow will say:
Speculation has this week developed re
mnrkablo activity and strength, the lutter
feature being mainly confined to what nro
known as tho standard railroad slocks.
'Hie fcaturo In tho market has been tho
disappearance of the fears regarding the
money market List week's bank statement
showed a larso decrease In tho item of
loans, Indicating that banks will h had
purchaed government bonds for tho pur-
poso of converting them Into new 2 per
cents and taking out circulation were pay
ing on these borrowings. This process Is
money avaliablo for stock market purposes
has evidently increased, ltates for call
loans were however, only slightly easier
and the activity of the stock market natu
fundi! " t0 aUBmolu ,llu lemand for
n .'.r.r ' Vj. rrj: V i r?i'r the
;,; "..... ,r iii.,t'iuii'ir!H one ni con-
lldenco and tho disposition to discount the
M.V.'i-.Vf Pll,''i,ency bill i the bank
circulation has been marked. Large Inter
ests havo consequently felt themselves able
to glvo support to their fpecialtlcs and at
tlio samo tlmo tho public both here ami i
abroad has shown a readiness to ;artlcl.
Tl.'llf, in tlm r,r,,..,,... , flM. . .M I
... i , Clin in. iiiu iiiovuineiu or I
outsldo buying was considerably In excesa
...ij, iinb which i nu inarKet. nns wli-I
uussed for somo months past. Iondon has
taken a favorable view of tho effects of tho
currency bill and the possession of Amer- ,
lean railway properties. ,
All tho Kuropoun markets aie strong on i
tho belief that tho Hour war will soon ter- i
mlnatp and that there will bo no political
compllcatlon.s of an international character I
growing out of It. Consols hnvo Phown an
advanco nnd American stocks wero features I
in tho rlso of values. It has been somo ,
time slnco Iondoii has been such a lari-j
purchaser In this market. Its buying of
Atchison, the Paclllcs, Riltlmore & Ohio ,
and other Ivomlnu specialties producing an '
impression upon tho exchange market ;
which has been decidedly weak In conse
fiuenco of offerings of bills against this I
foreign buying. i
Tho sudden nnnouncement of the pur- '
ehaso of tho Third avenuo road bv tho
Metropolitan Street railway and the sen-
sntlonnl advanco of moro thnn DO points In i
tho former Ftock not only demoralized tho ,
bear party In tho street, lint created for a i
tlmo moro or less fear that trouhlo might
arlso In connection with the short Interest
In tho stock. No actual dllllenltles, how- I
over, developed In this connection and the i
notion of Third Avenuo led to covering of I
shorts in other directions and a"ded ma
terially in stimulating public Interest as
to other iiortp of tho list. j
nit nsiiti:i: i's iiiivii:v or tii.um:, ;
I'imv Irregularities VUilile, lint on
Whole Outlook In (iooil.
NEW YOniC, March 23. Hradstreefs to
morrow will euy:
Somo few Irregularities aro vlslblo In tho
general trado nnd Industrial situation, tho
results of tho workings of counter currents
In vurlous lines, but taken as n whole tho
general outlook retains most of tho en
couraging features noted for somo tlmo
past in these columns. Favornblc reports
as to retail distribution and as to collee
lions como from southern, western and
northwestern markets, duo to better
weather. Continued good railroad returns,
record breaking merchandise exports from
New York, with signs of a resumption of
heavy shipments or Iron to Europe, and
good wheat nnd fruit crop reports, except
from the central west, also features. An
unfavorable element is tho prediction of a.
general strlko of machinists, but It In pos.
slblo that more, than Its proper weight has
been given this threatened trouble. As
offsets to this threatened trouble might ho
cited tho settlements of differences umong
tho hike oro handlers, u vltnl point In the
Immcnso business looked for the coming
spring nnd summer. Advances in wages
of soft coal miners, of stove mnlders and
of oilier workers allied to tho Iron and
steel Industry would seem to point to labor
conditions retaining most or the favorable
features which havo made them subjects
of favorablo remark on tho present pros
perity wave.
Foreign demand seems likely to piny a
most Important part In tho Iron and steel
Industries, Judging from the reports of ad
vancing foreign marke's and of Increasing
Inquiries upon manufaetures Some large
lots of pig Iron uru being negotiated for
nt New York and tit Ulrmlngham. Ala., and
southern Iron prices would appear to bo
on a parity with thoso nbroad. bllo
somo slight concessions, might secure much
to tho business nothing like u general eas
ing of values is to be reported, llcssemer
Is. In fact, llrmer than ever nt almost tho
top prlco reached In tho present boom.
Foundry Iron, ehlelly of low grade. Is
cheaper, but llnlshed products note littlo if
imv nluiiii?e. Anthriirlto coal rellects the
advanced season In weaker quotations, but
bituminous sorts aro in demand. 1'ho
famine In coal In Europe seems to be grow
Ing more pronounced, but somo rumored
very largo contracts for southern coal have
yet to bo placed.
Copper is In good demand nnd some largo
sales nro reported for export, with prices
slowly hardening.
Staple values generally nolo little change
Flour Is In active export demand and
llrmer on tho week, as nro also hog prod
ucts on smaller receipts and a. reported
squeeze of shorts. Sugar Is higher, mainly
owing to the growing strength of raw ma
terial. Wheat and corn nmong tho breadstuffs
hnvo been weaker, rellectlng nnother ono
of those short swings In prlco which havo
been such a feature of the former market,
but ulso expected heavy shipments from
tho Argentine and good crop reports from
tho south and west. In tho central west
wheat crop advices are disappointing, com
plaint of winter killing more than off
setting increased acreage. The extent of
the late advance In cotton discouraged bull
ish activity, but short supplies abroad and
a small crop movement at homo furnish
little encouragement to tho bears nnd tho
market for that staplo is about on a stand
still as regards prlco movements. Advices
so far received would point to the retail
trado opening well, particularly In the
south, the northwest nnd tho central west,
except nt the lako cities, where the late
ness of tho season and unfavorable condi
tions hnvo operated as a detriment,
Wool remains ono of the soft suotH in
tho market, nnd though a littlo more busi
ness has been dono this week than last
concessions nre easier to obtain and prices
are quotably lower. Leather, on tho other
hand, returns a better report than for some
tlmo past, quotations of hemlock are higher
ann business has been larger at soveral
markets, Tho boot nnd shoo industry notes
somo Improvements In demand and prices,
but hides remain rather dull.
Wheat, Including flour, shipments for the
week nggregato 2.1)03, lf5 bu., against 2,727,4j0
last week, 3.747.7CI in tho corresponding
week of 1S99. 3.8!'fi,318 In 1S!IS, 1.719.1S9 in 1897
und 1,741,837 111 ISM. Since July 1 this season
tho oxports of whent aggrcgnto 141,210.331
MAKER OF "ENKKGY."
bu.. against 1S0,972,D02 last year and 170,-
MC1SS in 1S97-9S.
Corn exports for the week aggregate
3,123,843 bu.. against 3,723,291 last week.
I :i,li!i9,C29 III this week n year ago, 4,190,237
In 1S9S. 5.8S2.C37 In 1S97 and l,727.tV 111
Slnco July 1 this season corn exports ng
I gregato 152,507,977 bu., against 125,iri3,n82 dur
i lug tho samo period u year ago and 131,
i 0X1.920 In 1S97-9S).
! Iluslness failures In Iho Fnlted Slnles for
l tho week number 192, as compared with 190
last week, 1S2 In this week a year ago, 215
In 1S9S, 221 In J897 und 276 In 1S9C.
Dusluess failures lu tho Dominion of
Canada, .number 23, as compared with 2S
last week, XI In this week a year nso, 29 in
1&9R, 40 111 1&37 nnd 41 In 1S90.
WEEKLY L'LEAItl.Vt; IIOI'SM TA1II.E.
AugrcKntc of IIiinIiicnk TriiiiNiictcil by
tin AsHiielnleil IIiiiiI.n,
NEW YOH3. Ma roh 23,-The following
table, compiled by Uradstreet, shows tho
bank clearings ut all principal titles for
tho week ended March 21, with the per
centage of Increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
CITIES.
Amount.
I.
The AiiiiIjmIn of Pom I urn Fond Coffee,
"Since I left off drinking coffeo nnd began
using Postum Focd Coffee, my digestion has
so Improved that I can cat eggs and drink
milk, which I hove been unahlo to do for
years.
"1 find by Inquiry that numbers of my
friends havo been helped by using PoBtura
Instead of ordinary coffee. It is evident that
coffeo has boon a poison to mc. I was only
Induced to break off by 'tho order of my
physician," Mrs. F. II. Monlng, C3 E. Now
ton street, Iloston, Muss,
Thero is a reason why Postum Food
Coffeo restores tho chronic coffeo drinker
to good health again. Tho analysis by l)r.
II. F. Davenport of Iloston, New England's
famous analytical chemist, Is: Moisture,
n,8 per rent; bono forming substance, 4,61
per cont; cellulose, 8.70 per cent; fat and
flesh forming substances, 11,73 per cent,
energy producing substances, 06.11 per ceut.
Inc. Dec.
Now York $1,021,273,101
Iloston 110.115,307
Chicago 121,7X1,791
Philadelphia 81,010,729
est. iouis 29,:iii.im
Pittsburg 27,573,310
iiaiumoro i I9.;g9.9i7
Snn Francisco l,"i,57,4m
Cincinnati 15,im.3jO
Kansas cny 12.880.15:
New Orleans 10.017,400
Minneapolis 10,001,2.19
ueirou ,,9.C',3:iS
Cleveland U.231,104
IxiUlsvUlo 8.ES9.72G
Providence fi,9H,000
i.miiwhukco 0.2.T7.M1
St. 'Paul 4,2."l.flfi
Hllffalo I,40ti,430
U.MAIIA B.Oil.lii!'
IndlanaiHilk G,133,0S2
Columbus, 0 4.02S.000I
Savannah 4,HIS,449
Denver 1,021,590
Hartford 2.379,773
Hlchmond 3,219.102
MompniS 2.391,793
Washington 2,535,218
'Peoria. 2,023,2 111
Rochester 1.900.3IS
New Haven 1,HS,&801
Worcester 1.2S3,4ySl
Atlanta 1,K77,9
Suit Ilke City 2.239,733
Sprlnglleld. Mass 1.017.(530
Fort Wort'.i l.Klfi.R-K1
J Portland, .Mo 909,320'
t Portland, Ore 1,710,3.'3
I St. Joseph l,097.fiVl
I Los Angeles 2.215.99.3,
Norfolk 1, 5.13X19
( Synieuso 1.072.C35
lies .Moines 1,283,715
Nashville 1,.13S.12!
Wilmington, Del 9fi$,0i
Fall Hlver 715,997
Scranton 1,I5.S,115
Grand llaplds 1,171.279
Augusta, Ga I,2i2.&70
t n...nlt .,, ,r...
i hwhi'ii ,,,i 11.1,111.;
Dayton, 0 1.2.31,100
Hoatllo 1,913,579
Tawmu 8V0.IS3
Siioknno 1,2,232
Sioux City 9S7.7I7
New Ucdford 390.50S
Klioxvllle, Ten ll 409.&6SI
Topeka CSS.BSSi
Ulrmlngham S13,49
Wichita K19.351
Hlnghamtnn 415.400:
Lexington. Ky 410, Ho
Jacksonville, Fla 3i;,ir .1
Kulamazoo ,., 39S,Vi2'
Akron . . ., 4io,9(ioi
I'hattunooga
Horkford 111. 3 I 1M
Canton, O i UM.&tXi!
19.5
15.9
fi.O
12.0
II. Ii
Sprlnglleld, O. .
Fargo. N. D....
Sioux Falls, S.
Hastings, Neb.
Fremont, Neb.
Davenport
Toledo
Galveston
Houston
Helena
Evnnsvlllo ,
Macon, Ga
Littlo Hock ....
Sprlnglleld. III.
Youngstown ...
Saginaw
Totals, r.
Totals outside
H...
N.
2.39,720
243.800
141.122
17I.3SS
182,1411
092,501
2,011,33:1
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CHICAGO March 2.1-To placo the Polish
National Alliance on the basis of modern
organizations a ritual, passwords and grip
are likely to he Introduced. The cnmmltti-i
itntKilntcd to frame the eniiHtlt nilmi ,,r,
pured tho plans and Hie
Inn
convention
hp
ills
cussed this question at today's session.
Tho matter of udmlttlng women to mem
bership will como up again boforo tho con
vention closes and will, It Is expected, bn
adopted in tho new constitution, which
will contain a section changing the supremo
management of tho alllanco Into a legisla
tive body, to bo known us tho supremo convention.
iiurni' iiri't'iii ri jihuim'iiii inn,
CHICAGO, March 23.-Tho third annual
meeting of tl-o Nr,:!onul llorso Hreeders,
Dealers and Exhibitors' association opened
at tho Grand Pficillu hotel today. Papers
wero read by Goi.rRo McKorrow, Sussex,
Wis., superlnlendert of tho Wisconsin
Farmers' Institute: Dr. W. L. Williams,
Cornell university; C. II. Elmdnrf, Lin.
coin, Neb.; James It. 'Mclaughlin of Co.
Inmtins. O. : Prof. E. Davonnort anil J. r
U'lim (MiiimtmfL'n. Ill V. .1. Harris. nu
Moines, la.; 11'. E. FloUher, Minneapolis;
James Ill.ilr anil J. S. Cooiier. Chicago, und
J. II. Settle, Monroe City. Mo.
Holler EtpliiNlnn KIIIm Fonr,
MUNCIE, Ind.. March 23,-Four men were
Instantly killed today by a holler explosion
at Hickory's sawmill at Anthony, seven
miles from here. The dead:
CI.1FFOHD IIUSICIUK, 10 years old, torn
to pieces.
MAItlnN HAltllY. 42 yours old, lubricat
ing cap driven through head.
TflOMA" SULLIVAN. 40 years old.
LON J1I SKIUK. engineer. 35 years old.
James Gratlen, aged C5, was fatally In-Jured
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