. THJfl OMAHA DAILY JBEEt FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1002.
DISCUSS MUNICIPAL TOPICS I
proniptu In O majbr of Schubert and nlto
his Solroo do VIcnQO. From Chopin muslo-
llterature woe chosen the A flat Ilallade. a
Prelude and tho A flat Vfltse, Tho exquisite
i m , 0 ,. . P. . , I Nabhtstuck, or nocturne, of Schumann (pro
I.T.rl Ii.aken at ICmIc f Flnt oLrttmmsa br ut throUgh ,0B prror)l
IsCMd Ward VoUrg. "anomcnrelsen" whoeo exquisite witchery
and olf-llke delicacy so charmed tho audi
Icnco'thnt the artist repeated a part ot It,
E. J. CtRNISH ACTS AS THE CHAIRMAN and a Jongleur by Mcsikowskl.
Never has such a genuinely enthusiastic
E.lvtrtrd ltonrnalrr Delivers the 1'rln
cipnl Address, nrnllim Bscin-
ivelr with Qncstlons
City Government.
of
audience appeared In an Omaha theater.
Society women by the scores raised their
voices In bravos and tore their dainty
Rants do solr Into shreds with vigorous
applause That Hofmann appreciated the
fact that ho was being given a genuine
hearty welcome was apparent and he doubt-
less felt that tho west 'was not to slow
At ilifl mectlnir of tho voters of the First I n matters musical when a eat artist
ind Second words last night nt Lincoln appears to Interpret After all, It Is In-
sail E. J. Cornish presided. In taking tne terpretatlon, Is It not?
ihalr ho said that "this Is the time 01 tno jMef Hofmahn paints a picture for his
rear when about one man In a dozen will audience: ho weaves a tapestry with heroic
itudy political questions, but tho man wno figures and many colored threads. His
inea Is In a position to lead bis follows. chords literally "melt" Into each other!
ommnltmon I. S. Hascall was Introduced, they aro dissolving nlcturcs. In which the
tr nnnnnA h olivine that he thought tho I previous nlr.tllrn Rtlll fnlntlv nnnnnra wtirn
jlan proposed of abontning tne municipal tne now one begins to deyolop. This Is
louncll and or putting nvo ousinens men ai genius.
the head of city affairs Is preposterous. It For some tlmo one could pot refrain
la a bad syctem where property quaunca- from asking himself tho question: "What
tlnn la romllrerl for voters. A man who I I thero In this vnilfair mnn whlr.h Rftn htm
does not understand public questions should apart from other great pianists?" To one
not talk. We have ono sonsatlanal paper mind, at least, occurred tho solution: Ho
nd two political papers In Omaha. In the has an orchestral 'soul. He Interprets his
Commercial club you will find that n few opus through tho orchestra, by the piano,
men put tho club on record representing I to tho audience. Such wondorful portray
a large body ot men who tako no Interest ling of middle parts, and such orchestral
In tho discussions In tho club." I coloring, can nolthcr bo Imagined nor do
Tho councilman then referred to a large scribed. It must be heard. Tho nuance
mount ot paving dono under a system and shading were so perfect In all of the
which had been declared void In other young wizard's work that It seemed, as ono
cities. "We havo In this town ft class ot prominent musical patroness and well-
peoplo who get up an excitement and nit equipped musical scholar said to the mu
one class against another. Tho real estate i sicai critic or Tne uee: "is it possible
men, who claim to be representing a largo I that some of that wonderful shading Is not
number of taxpayers, are simply middle-1 In the piano!" It Is not. It Is In tho
men." I mind and soul of tho player.
Mr. Cornish then said: "According to Mr. It was a gratifying sight to ton the nlano
rtrvrn. in hU American Commonwealth, this I on the staeo without the customary hideous
country Is governed by public opinion. We signboard vulgarly 'advertising tho name of
are hero to croato public opinion tonight. I mo, instrument.
No nower creates nubile opinion with such The gracious act of Mr. Hofmann In ac
fore as the nubllo press. I know of no I cording to tho audlenco aa a mark of his
dltor who Is better nuallflcd to gaugo I appreciation the monstrous Liszt transcrln
ouhllo onlnlon than tho editor of Tho Omaha tln of tho "Tannhausor Overture" (Wag-
Bee. whom I now introduce. nor' BS nl extra number toward tho closa
m-. n..w.r nn.nu.. 01 ln0 Program, was rewarded by n wild
burst of aDnlause. In rMnnnin ha vrt
Mr. Ilosowater sold In substarico that the he beautiful "ncrceinui" of rhnin in
ffalrs ot the city, tho county and tho Btate which It was
are closer to tho people or umana man ma rocking motion of the left hand was at
auutn ui wo uiiiiuu, iu.;..om ""iwan Kepi in tne background. It was
Tho cost or maintaining me local govern- neVer obtrusive, but always effective.
rnont of Omaha, tho county and the schools a largo portion of tho audience arnaa to
to somewhere near looo.ooo per annum, icaVo Just before the last number, but thoee
wnuo me state cxnenso dbiu oy mo couuir who d d nnn ii. it... u.i
la about 1126,000, of which tho city pays discovered their mistake which w. rtmiM.
about nino-tcntns. ah pay mo expenses 01 iess duo to the fact that they had omitted
the general government, but In such In- to notice the encores'. When In doubt at
direct taxation that one scareelr feels It. a piano recital, watch the nlantsts. Thev
-unroriunateiy very rew or our citizens are tho last to leave
to familiar with tho machinery ot our
govornmont," said ho. "Tbey know that
the shoe pinches, but do not know tho
reason. You cannot afford to crlppto or
destroy your city government In order to
attempt a correction. You would not cut
your' flno watch for ropalrs In the hands of
a blacksmith,
"It Is very easy for tho Ignorant to cry
(he alarm and cxclto a scare. We have had
OPPOSED BI HENDERSON
Iptakir ef HetM Waits Ne Iirliisn f tit
Tariff.
DECLARES IT WOULD HAZARD BUSINESS
Relieves It Morn Important for Pres
ent Congress to Torn Atten
tion Tnnnrd Reduction
of Taxation.
tin to llnvr thn ventilation Imnroved.
ticconu inat tne runways or openings in
the basement be cared for by protecting
the Sides with it stronc cement finish or
omer substantial means or Molding tnem in
pince.
Third That tho boiler room bo fire-nroofod.
. l'ourm Tiiat mo interior or mo jan,
Kitcnen, etc., do well painted,
Fifth That cots nnd blankets bo pro
vided for use by those Confined In the Jifll.
In conclusion, we, tho grand Jury, nnd
each member thereof, desires to extend to
lion. lunamin a. K.iKcr, the Juukc tiresiu
Ing over the criminal branch of the district
rnurt nf thin pniintv. n-tr tiftfirtlcHt nnil
most sincere thanks for the kindly manner
no nan uenii wun uh in tne many times
wo have been compelled to call upon him
for aid and for the able nnd fatherly ad-
vlco t nd assistance with which ho sepa
rated us from the dimcultlcs with which
we were laboring.
We shall ever remember with gratitude
tho kl mines? received from him, nnd In the
new neiu im is nootu 10 ntitrr np win up
accompanied with our very best wishes for
nis success ana Happiness, wiuie we snail
over foster n regrot that ho decided to ro-
movo rrom our minst.
LIST OF THE INDICTMENTS
Xaiues of Those ARalnat 'Whom
ftrnnd Jn'rr Itctnrned Trne
llllls.
the
WATERLOO. Ia Jan. 23. In a letter re
ceived here today Speaker Henderson puts
himself on record as against ny revision
of the tariff by tho preeent congross. The
letter. Is a response to a petition , signed
by seventy republican business men of
Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Speaker Hen
derson admits that some change might
wlsoly bo made In tho preeent tariff, but
seoa so much danger In opening up the
subject for revision that ho would leavo It
as It Is. Ho says:
My Judgment In that It Is more Important
at this time, In tho Interest of this country,
to reduce taxation upon ourselves nnd stop
to n proper degree the Influx of thn peo
ple's money Into the public treasury.
While the country Is In an unparalleled
prosperous condition, 1 cannot believe It
wise to begin n reduction which Inovltnbly
will open up the whole field ot revision
Ami Miiir nut n uprlntifl cherk tltion the
business of the country. The moment the years In penltcntlnry: Theodoro McJInnlne,
mat mere is to ne a robbery, twelve years; tjeorgo ftawarus,
Following Is a list of ill Indictments
docketed, with the record of the course
pursued In each case, the ball defendants
gavo to secure release or the sentences
already passed upon them. Tho dates given
are those on which tho docket filing was
made
November Charles Glover, robbery, ten
priiinlrv tintlcrrttfinris
rnvlnlon nt thn tariff Inbhers will stlsnend I lurrmiv frntn the nprnon. ilftpnn months.
arffa tuirf Mn nnmnir in miv ni inwnr I Miit.mhftf r-Kmrnn itf.imv. trrnnii nr
prlceH. TMh will compel the manufacturer ) ceny, not found; Mnmle rtoblnson, grand
tn mrlnrn IiIh business nnd this Will compel I liirrnnv. nolle tirtiHenllril.
novemDer 14 Annie jonnson, snooting
with Intent to kill, thirty duvs In lull:
Jnmes II. Donnelly, Injury to bridge, four
montns, X30O nne ana costs: jnmes li. Don-
..-111. . T ....... IT t 11.. r .. ..
iirii, uinuil, .iwi,iitd LUlllieii j , uiouii,
nVin. . dn.t.ll. .,lKI.A.i, .. .. ......
November ID iturus 1j. Clark, larceny ns
bailee, continued; Hufus L. Clark, unlawful
cohabitation, nolle proscquedi Jiurus U.
Clark, adultery, nolle urosenued.
November it tinrry Tnomns, larceny
from the person, one yenr and to nay costs:
Kdward J. Walling, embezzlement, ono day
in county jau: joscpn iiinncr, burglary,
four months In Jail and costs; Fred Hill,
bumlurv. two years In penitentiary.
rnovemocr a Maiinew AicKcono, nuui-
tcry, Inll thirty days; Maggie Horn, adul
tery; William Kehl. burularv. five years In
penitentiary, nllowed forty days for bill of
exceptions; wiiuam Koni, uayignt nrcuk-
ii reduction ot the pay rolls and serious
business calamity mignt ensue.
INQUISITION COMES TO END
(Continued from First rage.)
find nny prodf of such practices, or any
Infnrtnntlon that would justify the charges
brougnt by tne scnooi uoaru.
Humors Come to Nnuifht.
Mn metntinr of that board claimed to have
personal knowiecigo or nny "noin up oi
the vicious classes or keepers of lnwlesa
munrtu hv fitv niTli-lnl or tirlvnte rltl-
sens. About the only Information tending
tn nrniltA the MIlttttlrlOnH Of HUcIl Criminal
prnctlccs was traced to the former clerk of ng nn,j entering, nblle p'roscqued; Frank
tno cnici oi iiumcu, wuuno diiiiiiiiihi v i' loio, aayiigni nreaKing nna entering, peni
fUttly contradicted by the witnesses whom tontlury one year; James Oallaeher. day-
no roicrreu to as nuviim imm mi pu gm breaking nna entering, Jnll six
protection. . months; William Kehl, burglary, dismissed;
unanr tno noeciiiu iimiruuiiuim .i i innnni unrtiptt. ntiririnrv. lull tn rtvriavn
nonorame coun, roiauns i" aiiiiu, u;iiii. nna COsts; jonn uerry, using nnlmals
nnd lotteries, wo nave onueuyurcu vu 0t concnt 0f owner. Ja II ten days:
amine Into overy Bpecics ana Kinu incrcoi. natn Brodcrtck, Using nnlmnls without
pecined in ennpter " .'u consent of owner, nolle prosequcd; Hnlph
Cramer, dismissed (docket shows no Infor-
1901. Kverv Instance and species of gam
bling, to -vhlch our attention has been mVt,on). '
called, has been Inquired Into to tno ex- November 22 Ilalph C. Jordan, itrand
tent that evidence could be obtained and ,a?cevnym?"r, thlrty Jiya and cSSti' K
i .. .. u . a i ' a iiBi.fi mn uimiiiL . r ....... . .
.uvc, A""" vc;:.rt. .-i novemoer so wiiuam L.ce, larceny rrom
erson, Z5 and costs; Johanno John-
malicious injury to property, dls-
in every case wo nave uieu iw um November
dlllgencS to make a thorough and complete Uho person;
RAISE IN INSURANCE RATES
Commercial Clob Declares It Cornea
front Violations of Fire
Limit Ordinance.
has been sumcieni to , charred
mentor tno oneniier. a iruoum December 2-Mlcklo Coreornn. rr.hWv.
lounu nna prcoc iiiiwu . ,. IS1 mil! Thomnn Hlnvmnn lnhsl.n ,itt;
nPlnKTXt&J to lire escapes has hntcnt to kill. Jail thirty da?s: Thomas
SLiyJ eroen& lexls lngPtlm?wasan 8j."' l!in? h Intent to kill, nolle
urvciiini,urunpi xjrusBiieia ana tnomas
;rle. Only a very limlte"d number of ' "fgjf"
buildings in Douglas county, that come H""8-"" SmS n
iln the purview pi that porfion of chap- n.frlraJ'&
City Dulldlng Inspector It. B. Carter has
received a communication from tho 'Com-
an illustration of this In tho grand Jury morclal club protesting against the erec
which ndjourned today. A few months ago tlon of wooden and Jron-covercd additions
tne noara oi uaucaiion passea a resoiu- I nunio tne nro limits. The protest also In-
tlon saying that 'well defined rumors' lndl- eluded wooden nart'itlona In htiiiriintu in.
catod that things were wrong with tho city I cited within the fire limits. , It stated that
government, and tried to place a stigma the toleration of such violations ot the Are
upon tho city officers. They refused to limit ordlnanco Is responsible for an In-
appear before tho council, saying that all crease ot i 2-7 per cent In Insurance rates.
must go to tho grand Jury. The grand Jury Mr. Carter wrote a letter In reply to tho
is tnrough and naa reported no snaaow I qiub stating that he acta, under the dlroc
of criminal conduct on the part of city offl-1 tlon of the city council and the. mayor and
developed a condition ex st ng that was
surpri
tho bu
l,ltlr.
Willi... , . .. . . . . ' . . I J
ter 30 of tho statutes, nave oeen i ruvmru
!. t i nli a rtnnrtatinnpflt (lit IhO 1QW
quires. A list or the bulldlnea In Omaha
and South Omaha which, under the law,
should be supplied or equipped With fire
escapes, ismuacnen
(hat no violation ot the' fire' limit ordinance
Is permitted without a resolution ot the
council.
Causea Commotion In Hotel.
J. F. Douarlaa. who rooms at 710 South
Seventeenth street, caused considerable ex
citement at the Her Grand hotel at 11:30
last night, whllo temporarily .Insane. Doug-
clalsi" -
Mr. Rosewatef then dealt at length with
the recent address ot J. H. Van Duaen be- I
fore the Commercial club. Ills remarks
will be published later.
Wants Kdaeatlonal Camsalga.
In closing ho said: v
"1 hone the educational eamealan will onen " R"i 7"." raeSr"rJnJLuJl'.-.1i0S-
m , ' i lUB i lib lit-ii iiiiu in ii iiiii til iinmifiuiiiriv ot?-
early. There ore fifteen months before dec- gan . to take off his clothes, nil the tlmo
tlon, but municipal ssues shou d bo Btud ed ffK?MUnfA2.a n?u"nr wimiy. Hcrgeant
. ,, i, i.t ,. Hudson and Officer Herald were called nnd
ns they oxtot, without candidates! Many hnd the man scnt to tho police station.
reforms are asked for. hut ante will renulra Threo months ana Dmitrla went Insnnn
a change In tho constitution. I hope to see Jl,;,'," VrniJfi nn
. . . . . , , I help. While the officers wcro forcing nn
tho day when Omaha will make her own entrance to the room tho man rushed out of
charter and not havo to bog favors of tho the window to nToor, but was caugnt as
legislature. I havo always favored homo " WUB " jump ma ruunu.
rule."
TIia mi4tna. 1nmtiA with n hiiMnvmi.
..W U.bUl.M VIWU... 1.VM I . 111, Ml '
i,i.,j rt ,t, iu i onerinuii uavis wag urrcmea just niK'l
crltl-Hm of tho committee of Ave as pro- nnd ,ocUe.i ur. chnraed with belne dnink
y the commltteo ot fifteen by Mlchaof I and stealing a' saddle and bridle from tho
nam or . t; itnoaes, iws jsortn eixteentn
street. Wednesday night Davis had gone
Into n, saloon preparatory to getting on a
hlirh borne when arrested. In a sack across
his shoulder was, a saddle nnd bridle an
swering th) description or those stolen.
Musical
The' name ot Josef. Hofmann, the famous
pianists-was, uffleient to draw forth an
flnralna an Ankle.
Police Burgeon Bonawa.
Mm .T. V.. fMm minors. 402 North Sixteenth
audlsnca botk Urn and fashionable to the .!! J."" J5aL 'tl51. .ol"K
tn.eatar last algnt on the occasion ot ankle, Bho waa attended by Assistant
iui una inuynarau0 uvnr iuia ICHUU) III
recital.. While some of thoao present had
heard the boy pianist ere he had added ma
turity to his etyle and staturo to bis person,
and many had remembered hearing ot his
early successes as a boy wonder, It was
also aafe to Infer that everyone present
had,' at least, heard of him.
This artist It a clear case ot an Individual
whom precocity did aot spoil, It has been
stated that Hofmann la more than a man
ot talent, that hot Is a genius. His work
bears testimony to the acouracy of the
latter statement. He has been well adver
LOCAL BREVITIES.
nnhhl Simon will sneak at Temple Israel
toniaht at 8 o'clock on "The Dreamer."
Plans are being prepared-ror tno erection
ot a residence for Dr. Upjohn in Semis
Dark.
Mary Derosla has been granted a. divorce
from Alexander Derosla by Judie Estelle.
Tne complaint was Infidelity and Mrs. Alice
Aluierson was nnmou nn wrcijiuiiuoiu.
Considerable excitement was created
though no damago was done, by the ox
ninunn or n. iraRoiine biovu ai uiu nuine oi
Frank Sampson. 826 South Eighteenth
tlsed, but he ts worthy of It, He Is not street, at 5:10 o'clock last evening.
over-advorllsed, The local pianists were, Judge Estelle has granted to Hattle Q,
o 'course, out In full force and no matter Asnnaugn iv0r " S.ufT
what particular school or stylo may be
advocated by tho various teachers, all
united In a paean ot prnlso In favor ot
Hofmann.
The program was made up ot many well
' known numbers and little that was new.
nut the audience greeted the old friends
with unaffected delight. Haydn's "Varia
tions" F-mln. opened tho program and the
Second Rhapsodic ot Liszt closed It. Be
tween these two widely divergent styles
and epochs camo tho tremendous old
Sonata Appasslonata ot Beethoven, the Im-
An Interesting
ftllJUIIIBIII
inrivoroT
IIUrVAUKEE.
Pure, wholesome and nnur
Ishing-BLATZ UBjSK, should
be in vcry household for Ha
tonic qualities alouo, Aa n bev
franc it cheerfully taks flrat
place .
BLATZ MALT-VIVINE
Nonrlntux tonic. All druggists or direct
VAN BLATZ BREWING CO., MILWAUKEE
OMAHA BRANCH,
1416 DuuiIh It. Tel. 10S1,
iiniivh. rpatared her maiden name of Ar
rlens and given her the custody of their
child. Tne petition ancgeu urunienness
and non-support.
Th Women'i club of the TtallwaV Mall
Clmks entertained tho clerks at a social
given last evening at tho Koyal Arcunum
hall. The affair was Informal and a good
tlmo was naa oy an. a large crowa was
present, uerresnments were servea.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Qeorge Morton of Chicago, assistant gen.
ernl freight agent of tho Chicago, Burling
ton & Qulnoy road, la In the city.
Mtas Blanche Wiggs, who han been In
charge of the Western Union office at tho
Millard hotel for some time past, has been
transferred to tne main omce ot tne Bame
I TKe start for I
I JKu(jk you'ro in a hurry to reach a land of bright I
I 9fSiRe sunshine and beautiful flowers why not take
M the Burlington Route to Los Angeles? I
W?LtSlBBr 0nly 66 hours, Omaha to Los Angeles.
Mr bBEJ Leave here 10:80, p. mM say on Tuesday; nr-
' I ilr rVe ere or uncneon on day Consider- I
I . ( Tourist excursions take a little more tlmo, but less money. I
Iff I I ih L'nve Burlington Stntlon.maha, 4:K p. m. Thursdays nnd Bat-
BJ J vgjjjaMgagjsJSJSBgJMg
$800 ball: ThomftH nil.
Dlend not guilty: Patrick Brod-
ball: William Layton. petit Inr-
BACKACHE
aa
ceny. Jail nvo days: Flo Comer, nllas Mrs.
it. T. tiraaiey. nan continued tint l next
term: Joseph Bazar, selling Intoxicating
liquor to minors, nan jjoo; William 8.
Wedge, embezzlement, released on bond:
W. tho grand Jury, bellevo that strict Rufus u ciark, nduliery, nolle prosenucd:
nnil nromnt compl ance wun tnis portion mimui non, iuu
S? nnr .tathtes. as well as with that con- fine: Oscar Karbach. forgery, given leave
7 . j a.HKa.M rA In rolallnn fra rtfinrfl
) 1 1 j jj vi j t ,iAAm If nrnrwr tn
in mis cuniivtn" ? .-
iy thnt the stato labor commiwwt
hl denutv for this county have been dere- , December , 17-Herman Ai
llct ln'ther dutUs to enforce the law. The liquor to mtaors. JIW ball:
rifihirn of the building Inspector for the city coran, nssault wlfh Intent t
tr niA rtimiirrr tn nil ntmant Trti tr
SoS is mpera live both f.f LnyV MtoimnUJwphKiiMn' as!
fie proteeUon of human lives and valuable sault with Intent to Inflict great bodily ln-
December 1G Anton Bazar, solllnir llnunr
oner and to minors, $2So ball.
Angles, selling
li Michael Cor-
fnihirn of the building Inspector for the city coran, nssault wirn Intent to Inlllct great
of Omaha to enforce tho ordinance relat-J bodily Injury, 2TO ball; Mrs. C. Ruser.
in to bill boards Is also reprehensible. A selllnK liquor on 8undo.y, 1200 ball: Dennis
" - . . i uiisniriir. Heiiinir nmior nn Hiinniiv xmn i.nii.
Cen.orea Sooth Oman a nun.ru. clcorre W.. Tlemoy.-senlnK Honor Ton Sun:
A-r n A.nrchlnir lnvestlgfttloMntOf the day. I20i ball; OeorgaiW. Tlerney, selling
irmnaeement of tho public senoois or Bouin imuor iu """"ro, win will, uiirncti u. l'or
omnha wo deem It our duty to censure tor, libel, 300 bond continued: Qurnctt C.
thTBoaTd oi Education of 'the city of Porter, .assault w tli Intent Jo do grcat
smith Omaha for iww ana iwj, mm Ti '."S J1";, uarneii
5Sniiv Mnmhera A L. I-ott and J. J. O. Porter, libel, 1300 boll.
P,e.?i1,yo.Mi.e7 tho lanltors nnd mo- December il-Harmon 13. Newman. shoot-
When accompanied by Impaired digestion, nerrotumesa, constipation ot occasional
trouble In the urinary organs Indicates a dangerous condition la the kldnsysi If yoa
have any of these sy mptems the sensible course Is to stop the progt-eM of the disease
before It eats away tha vitality.
! PRICKLY ASH BITTERS S
L-" uimi-iu upnirlur
IS A UCGtvasruii niunai mm.f
This remedy is aot only rateable as a kldaey tonle, bat coatalaa the tKMtwry
properties for clesailng and streagthenlng tha stomach, liver and aowsls. Tka It
restores healthful conditions aad harmony of action la the entire system while
earrylngbtil the Important object ot ridding tha kldatys ot disease. It preeats the
appearance of Brlgut's Disease or Diabetes, aad aadar Its great resveratlre la-
- - flneaca the kldaeys become welt a'ad strong again.
tnn AT DRUGGISTS. ttnaaaaaamB MaBHsaBMsaa rf,ce W.M Nr tc4tt.
4iAn.', in fln iih Omaha InK with Intent to wound. JS00 bnll.
cnnniLB j i ,... nifMl. December 30 Thonlaa Joreonnon nnlllnn.
CANE SUGAR MEN PROTEST
tunas in tne puicuMuvi "-.;--,"- t".,, . Kirt itinito iViiw uX.lmr.
fSffVndJSl oHhta investigation' we Sut niice Unite with Heflnerle. In Op.
were obstructed by the county attorney, seiunB iiquur wiwu license, nan;
Who retUseO lO assist US 111 UIU uiuuiw iireuuw; iiu mwuu, r,uiii imuiii biuiuui i
tlon of witnesses. license, $300 ball; John Priest, selling liquor
Iin.liiK Tariff Concessions
to Cnba.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23. The Cuban re
ciprocity hearings before the ways nnd
means commltteo today were devoted
chiefly to the cano sugar Interests of Louis
iana, who are opposing tho proposed con
cessions to Cuba on tho ground that It will
crlpplo tho sugar production of that state.
A largo number of tho largo planters and
manufacturers of tho atato wero present
an'd the' allied Interests of beet sugar and
ana i'Ollce v.ommiD.iui:i . musi? strict i t,.,, i . v. w ,4Aa
Sompllance with and more rigid enfoice- 'vn b ,200tT .
ment of the law and ordinances relating December 21-A. B. Leo, J. Merrltt
to aambllnR ana immoral resorts, ana cs- """" "1!'. Doiiaw
neclally In the toleration of slot machines, Christ Johnson. His' Knhn, Minnie one
wine rooms and ylclous dance halls, which Frits Wirth, Cliff Cole 500). William Oj
should be suppresseu. 'f"a?.V .?L" Sd,,r,"'l ''i ..Cl
We nna mat liquor in ueina .iu in tno . vu.'"v. : "v r 1 .v";'
cities of Omaha and Bouth Omaha and In mas. J. A. Markel. Patrick Morand. W. F.
the county of Douglas in violation of the Stoecker, Bwartz & Hors (not found), J. J.
statutes regulating the llconses and sale Parrott, Myers & Dillon. 1. D. Dolman,
trander, Nat Brown, Louis Machal, J. A.
of liquor and recommend' that tho city and
county authorities shall prosecute all such
offenders according to the law requiring
every person or nrm tnat carries on tne
tranio in liquor ip procuro m
the duly constituted authorities.
Innkeepers and Perries.
William Steinmett. Walter Brnndels, J. W.
Hroch. A. K. Willy. Huco lillz. T. J.
O'Brien, Dave Hill and Joe Epps, Harry
Wadsworth, B. II. Ketman, Cannon,
J, Walters (not found), Charles' Plcnor,
Herman Brhaffer, O. L. Sparkling, H. Abra
ham, A. J. Bherrttt John Lewis, Louis
Hcnmiat, Ka uergman, louis yoenmo,
Thomas Dcnnlson, Cliff Colo (500), W. C.
Thn chares alven us by the honorable Thomas Dcnnlson, Cliff Colo (500), W. C.
iurt In refttlon to Norrls, Morltz Meyer. C. 11. Brlilenbecker,
under Mnsldo?Mlon by this grnSd lury. O. A. Sachs Nick Vagor, Buck Keith. Wll-
We have carefully read chapter 39 of tho am , Huston, John JVlporson, W. F.
complied Btatutesof 1901. as Instructed, moecaer
and our Investigation of .the subject mat- Jjy. Willt
r hMrin enables us to report that the Phelps, c
provisions ot said chapter have been sub- toiio, uayt
itantlally complied with In this county. re
As Instructed In the charge given us by Oeorge W.
th honorable court, we have carefully Kopold, He
company at Bait Lake City.
Elks' Fair Notes.
There will be a very largo class present
at the Elks' lodge meeting this evening for
Initiation nnd a stag social will follow tho
Closing or tne toage.
Thrt wdmpn who are Interesting them
selves tn the Elks' fair and who will be In
tha anvernl lmothK nnd deDartmenta will
meet In the Elk parlors this afternoon. It
Is their final meeting; before tho opening
of the fair and a. very large attendance Is
arsurea.
C. W. Reed, chairman of the special
hustling committee, assisted by Moses 1.
O linen ana isa l uray, were engaged yes
terftny In the collection of donations made
by the ratal! grocers and the result of their
labors wus two wagonloads of everything
In the grocery line unloaded at the Elks'
rooms.
Sprinter Returns to Old Home,
WOOD niVEn, Neb., Jan. JS.-(BpClal.)-W.
Q, 'Johnson, an old-time foot racer.
wno usea a maae wooa mver nis nome,
Is again In town. His appearance recalls
the greatest foot race that ever took placo
In this part of tho state. In 1SS8 Johnson
came to Wood River and It soon became
known that he was a great sprinter, Gib.
bon, a town fourteen miles west of Wood
Illver, had n sprinter by the name .of
Clack, and In the minds, ot the Otbbnn
sports ho was Invincible. Between, these
two towns a great rivalry always existed
and a race was matched between these,
two men for 11.000 a side, but before the
ruce was run fully 110,000 a side ho.il been
wagered. Tho raco took placo In Wood
Illver and It was the greatest day In the
history of tho town. Johnson won.-jtnd a-
mHt nolhrntlmi wufe hM,t In hilnnp tt IliA
victory. v
.nnM ii.r-o nin ilMmi It Its dutv to I without a license: Blcbert Cohn. Bclllne
rPTirimnnd and censuro tho Board of Edu- lottery tickets. 1200; . Thomas Dcnnlson,
cation of the city of Omaha and the archl- carrying on a tottery juoo.
." . .,,i ....rintnrlnt nf hulldlnea pm- January 2 Qoorco A. nnd Charles R.
. . . ' . Jt 1.. V. I 17111 ..UU II... .n. n,l,hnl. n tlnn..
nlOVea Dy BUIU PCIIOOI UUUIU 111 jcam "4l ..n. nullum u vi.w,
1900 and 1901 for vlolutlng the statutes that Theodoro Schroedcr, malfeasanco In office,
remdro T public compotltlJn In the purchase 1200 hall; Rufus L. Clark, adultery, ?200
of building materials and In the erection ball.
of school buildings and In letting con- January IB Charles T. Ferguson, ember-
tmCtS tor SCnOOl UUUUIIIISB UIIU riIUII I t....ii., iiul iuuiiu, mviiu I . iiuuiiidvii. HO",
without competition, nnd we recommpnd sault with Intent to do great bodily Injury,
their prosecution u int.o uumwiui .u.
tlces are continued. Following Is tho last ot those against
munfclpTaftalrsr and especially The poll?o ho,a Vhere haye beeat retUrne.d nllctm.entB
and llro deparimcnw oi umna, ,uiina ooarge oi kcp mg g.mms BimHarly oonoscd to
us in rocommenuinK 10 mo uouru ui rjro Aii except those specincaiiy ment onea nave ,; ..., ,. mB,n,i
and Police Commissioners a more strict , .T, nn concessions to Cuba, were also numerously
represented.
Tho opening statement In behalf ot the
cano sugar Interests was made by J. u.
Hill of New OrlcanB, an extonsivo planter.
He assorted that tho sugar trust was bo
hind the Cuban movement and pressnted
statistics to show that tho result of con
cessions to Cuba would make tha sugar
trust tho real beneficiary, constituting that
organization a colossal monopoly in -Cuba.
Mr. Hill said It was a matter of atnaxe-
raent that at a tlmo when Germany waa
using the utmost effort to develop the
siicaf lndustty those who represent tho
American peoplo should consider a proposi
tion which would have tho effect ot destroy
ing tho American Industry and ot placing
the production of sugar under foreign con
trol. If the lands of Louisiana wero ho
longer used forsugar Mr. Hill said there'
was no other line of production to wnicn
they could be profitably turned. In answer
to auoatlona by Representative Long of
Kansas Mr. Hill said a CO per cent roauc
tlon would reduce tho prlco on raw sugar,
but not on refined, the price on the latter
being fixed In Hamburg.
Mr. Hill opposed any reduction on raw or
refined sugar, but If such reduction became
a necessity ho did not favbr a reduction
on tho refined article.
Ex-Qovornor Wnrmouth ot Louisiana
made a vigorous speech opposing conces
sions to Cuba. He referred to General
Wood's activity In the movement, which
Indicated. Governor Warmoutb said, that
Governor Wood had become infatuated with'
Cuba and his Spanish associates.
The speaker maintained that the Cubans
who were urging this concession wero buy
ing their goods In Spain and England, and
yet "had tho choek" to come to an Ameri
can congress for help.
During the examination of Robert Ox
nard, Representative Long presented a jot
ter from John D. Spreckles, the California
sugar producer, to members of tho com
mittee. Mr. Spreckles said In his letter
that tn bis opinion the beet sugar Industry
could stand a smalt cut on raw sugar, but
not on refined sugar. '
Mr, Oxnard declined to discuss tho state
ments In Mr, Spreckles' letter. Owing to
the large number ot persons desiring to be
heard Chairman Fayno decided to continue
the hearing tomorrow, thoso opposing Cuban
concession to have until noon, after which
tlmo (t Is expected that some of the offi
cials of Cuba wltl be beard In favor at
reciprocity.
Jnmes Qulnn. Cnckley & Cack
am McCann. T. F. Sullev. B. D.
Oscar W. Johnson. Richard Cos-
Clayton Lerch. II. C. Cole, Hans
rea reterson, rniiup Mcuovcm,
V. DoWollf (not found). Jacob
h hnnorabla court, we have carefully tvopoia, nerman Anuerson, uwen Mcuar-
read chapter of the Compiled Btatutes frey. A. p. Catlln. Otto Slcfcrt, C. E But-
of 1901, relative to "errles," and we have lpr and J. E. Miller. Jen Seymour. H. C.
made nvestlgatlon of the' ferries operated Drexel. Wash Mclnzll, Andrew Swanson,
In this county nnd we report that this Andrew Nelson, Henry Keating. II. C.
grand Jury has been unablo to discover that Hnrtry. Phillip C ine (not found), Hans
the law contained In said chapter has In Peterson. R. F. O'Brien, O. K. Del fecker,
any way been violated. Joseph Bechmnn. John Bush, II. O. Ncl-
in compliance wun inmrucuona given un (-"", - "v.'' ."
n the charge by the honorable court and Adair, Ramps Hnmpskln, Ous Wvckbach,
n nhedlenee to the requirements ofchanter James Lindsay, Emll Gal , Charles Krug,
40 of the Compiled Statutes of Nebraska A, Taxman, John Wallace. John Kel-
of 1901. we visitea tne jau ot iJougias c'i"j i"2v nowum. miinji v.iiucun,
county nnd made a thorough Investigation Bock & Sanuers, Lancr & Loner (not
thereof. Wo beg to report that we found i? nJtftrl Jhn80,n' . c Pike. J. A.
in- xnuiiittD iiui i, Aiiituni?! AlUllon, II,
nicnaruB, juiiub t. ireiiscnKe. a. linen,
j. T. Buckley, Dick Dopnelly, E. Colombo,
li in trnod nnd cleanly condition. Its
mates well fed with a sufficient quantity
ot wholesome fond. The bathing facilities
nr ad.auato and the requirements In ro
la tlon, to their ubs compels a degree af
cleanliness of person of the Inmates that
Is believed by us to be unusual to the
class ot "persons wno make up tne popula
(Inn nf falls.
While tho Douglas county Jail Is well
ordered In nearly every feature that per
tains to tho humane treatment of the
J. B. Kitchen
uecemuer 24 John uanow, John nickcy,
Otto Mauer. Cliff Cole frnmhllnir rnnnn
$G0O; A. T, Burch. W. Ludwli,'. O. Chris
tiansen, A. uroveson, o, w. Dunbar, John
Rami. Joe Duffy. It. Berlin. Thnmn
Nealey, Colonel Gallup. Joe Duffy, John
Grognn (not found), II. Angler, Charles
wuiKier tnot tounai, jonn voenter (not
tains to tne numono treatment or tne I J,""l,."w.t"uil iuli"l"i voenter tnot
persons who nro so unfortunato as to be l2u"a' Frank Dolqxel, John H. Bliss, R. J.
confined therein, still wo believe that If a McDonough. Frank Jankovsky, M. Mar-
padded cell bo provided for use In cases
of violent insanity it wouia ne
kenson, August Hcdgreen, Mrs. 12. Muller.
a wise nro. P. B. Heater, M. Hans, G. p. Paul (not
vision and we recommend that such a cell found), M. Sweeney, Mike Remer, Christ
n mntn hit nrcnnftxl wltlinnt linnaKnaaaw I Markensan. John W. MnllKr. William
delay. Nestlchouse (gambling room), $500, Georgo
Vfo niso recommena mat tno attention ,iarl",r,u."lu"J,'f ruumi, ouu, unaries
of tho Hoara or county commissioners bo .aiur. faiia j nomp.on, j. i, mc
Donnuch. Harry Bitten. J. W. Rchrnhnn
F. F. IUmiiltiK. C. Carlson, Lee Prunl (not
rouna), p. Martin, Joe Duffy, Larry Con
ner, .arry uonner, jonn nurke, Frank
Flika, Barney Cugon (not found), M, Bex-
ton. viiuam bovko, joo Kggers, Thomas
Conkllng, nernard Krebs, Charles Pnlmtng,
Charles Duer, Powell Mollner, Dennis
uu.ning. nwnn iarson, j, t-. uniiagher, J.
M. Fitzgerald, George Schuler, H. Trentsel,
f.1?.1 n?J"?J' .J0. usenr aanlner,
Miles Wells. Lrfiuls Lundnn .Tha mti.io
TnKn T.AMnn T W U n I . - ... V. ... V. ,
wu.ii, uaiDVII, M, . nuilVUIHlll, U, jt UQ
leye.
December So Curl ISartnn. William rinn.
n" nelly and Frank C. Sampson (srambllne
violations of city oral- room, 1200), Frank Blasak. Rudolph Ha-
nance. The nersons so held In this lall veika, J. Andrncek, Lents & Williams.
are humanely treated and are well fed, the i'enjftmlnHardlntr. (gambling room, J500),
provisions neinir ampie in quantity ana ,cv ,'' v ".r2r nomns uenni-
wholesome m Kinu. "i.'Jfii"'?. "jum, ww. a. u. t'neips. u.
The kitchen connectea witn tills institu- '"', V". V-Dl umoiing room, iVM),
tlon Is not what It shojld bs and should Joseph Pesdertx.
rammlnlnd nn urn In hiv lmnrnvd vpnll. I January 2 Albert E. Harris. Honrv ttnrl.
lation anu tnereuy remove irom tne nuua- i . ;j;ii Diuimu lenmunng
Ing the unpleasant odors that now arise I "f'"5'8'.,!?00'', Richard Roe (gambling- de-
lliereirom, nermeaung ina wnoie Duiiains; i .ji wiii iKnmniing ae-
na particularly tne ponce court room. !T.D' -lv'i v' ia'Ke mumming nxtures,
Thin Brrand jury desires by means nt this
snort to your honorable court to recom- January 18 Wll am Krug. William
mend to tha authorities of the city of Nestiehousa (gambling room. 1200). Oliver
Omulitt" itou.o (KnmuiiuK room. .uu), Frank Swun
FUst That tne kitcnen bo so rearranged 1 ion (gamming room, sw).
Invited to the necessity that Is apparent
for tho preservation of the Interior por
tion of the county Jail, that most. If not
all nf It. should be well nalnted. Thin
would not only prolong the durability of the
materials, but would add largely to the
cleanliness ana comiort ot tne inmates.
Hnasfe.tlon. for City Jail.
This Jury also visited the Omaha city
jau ana, nunougn not so complete, or pro
vided as the county Jail, It has many fea
tures that are commendable. The Indi
viduals confined In this Jail are mostly
there for temporary retention, or serving
short sentences under misdemeanor pro
visions, or tne
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