THE OMATTA PATT.Y TlKK: SrXPAY, MAttrn W.
mm
IB", P LI I VeT,'
UUU ft M
Great Wash Goods !l"d'ni S!"., R
TifK npi.nni.i-: sTitrj.
Department.
TTooind of pieces choicest of the season's best p.. reV ' . :i ecnpt recti t tho riot
c-pirro:-nsl'-o tne.piaVd Tor variety nnd ci'Titp-ss miywh.-r- In th f 't. Candidly,
(f J. styles nro yours to set net f-"m t-T- . to two or f-re.. In fur stores, when nrv
j. moot likely tn FIND THE GHEATES-'T SATISFACTION AS A lTlI'Mf APER.
THi: NEW Pt'ITINOS In tpier. mT"-rU-t1 cotton, etc . r'-"-.vn J-rr- In K, dli".P"t
and i"r"Ht'- lines ep,bri.--g t-et rv Mlor. tvb. ard prt-v Special 90 ft
M nday on embroidered In. Kultln'g. r.t. vurd tuC
THK NEW WHITK WAIS il'-JO? -Cvn 1."' t.lcs In Wlc 'l from, brai-t'ful pV;,-,
nrniures. crepes, niohnirct;.., :i.-('innl. pf Special Monday !Ci
on figured fancy vblte vrt!.-t!ng. at, yard Lvu
The New Sheer White Goods for Con
firmation Dresses
Wash chiffon, Pur's mouselllno. French lawn, French r'ninti Grand I
Will silk PI Jilt il'- ante, f t.-. Special M), V day nn wMte l'nrti hi'
In. wM, regular Wt grade, our nwn direct Importation, nt, yard
Swiss.
-11, 4S
Swiss
f fJ CTi FPSVII J 0ur Premium Values Are Su-
All Cash Purchases No De- laiAny IfPIJ? perior to Iny Others Offered
OarfmenlS ExCDDled. t UL &IV fejIiXlu Inrntiutlon Will Prove This to Yoo.
Tlffi TtKI.MIM.K HlliHH,
The New Fabrics in
32-c l
Fancy Weaves in Colors;
tulles
gnuz
nadliio eiiinr-, Imported dtrt
sllk luster, at, yard
Beautiful French grenadine nnd
(pr-tT I ft Monday on black gr
gunr'intoo, to ri'tnln Its beautiful
Now glnirhnm", n-'W counters, tin" soft percales. nc
n.'W ohambtnys. rtc, In such (IltEAT VA RIETY n. ONLY
tn western huvcrs.
MA fT. ( 'I'.T'K'ltS f-p. '-Inlly nollrlfd frmn out -of-town trnilf, vhn will rrlvp from u,
ttpori r.-'t'ioxt. PAMI'I.KS I'HKh: of npy I'IM'KN f'A Ml. 11 'A?1l FAPTtlt' MAN'C-
FAtTCI'Kft.
printed nrt, pttk moil;'-'t!ltif. etc.
,.,,y. 50c
ni:idri5, ni.w llnon rn mbrlos.
HAYPKN'S ever nffororl
immm
New Spring Soils, Skirls, Waists and Raincoats
The greatest line of strictly up-to-date high prnrle garments ever
phown in the city, and we are receiving new additions daily. Do not
fail to pee our line before buying.
Some Bargains For Monday.
TVomin Fult In nil tho lntrjt
rtylcs .Ttid tnwdi' tip "f tho most
populnr fabric?. M:vd to sell
at $l7 5-. A 7C
Mond.ty O 10
Wompti's Suits, swell ifHrmcnta
In bhif, browns "ii'l blarku, tHo
very lut'-st pr1ni? Klylos, r-tnnot
bo d'lpllriitod for II ftft
tbnn 1.1 . Monday, nt . . 9U
rcfttittfnl SrrInK Suits In plnln
oo)or- (tnd fancy mixtures, th'
nobblret stilt on tin- tniirkt for
tli' price. .t;ulf to soil in J t
for Monday, at 19 Oil
P.Tttlf'il R:iniplc Suits, m-w Eton
crf--t. wlt'i lino l'.k drop, n line
voti sl.onld not fall tu foc, to
d!frrM stvlns, nt t"5.Ci, V"'
K...' $150
14 90
5w!l Silk 3ults. the very latest
Htyles, handsome, stylHIi stilts.
worth fJM",
Monday
Cras-enette Rjilneoats In oxford
(fray, olive and tan, 3 cnpi s.
Just the thlnit for sprlnK wear,
made to sell for $15. ao. Mod-
ri-:.cM 8 90
Women's handsome Voile Fktrts
trimmed with bands of taffeta
and hax taffeta drop,
a perfect beauty, nt ,
Women's SprlttK Jackets, well
made, nnd a great bnrirnln.
Motida v,
at
8 90
4 98
Women's Waists
One groat lot of wnlsts tn nil kinds
of rubrics, silks, laws, organdies,
vestlnirs, madras, etc., worth ns
l.lh a ..'. Your PA
choice Monday OU
Orti- big table Women'n TeBti do
Pole Wnl.xts In nil the latest ptylcf.
ii beutitlftil line, worth tip to
V-'O. 1 our choice
Monday
I'ltrn prrlsils.
Children's Jl"A.i Coats
U'onn n's $ 1 'V I'ndi rsktrts. .
Si r.i Pi rcale Wrappers
Women's t; Ou .ilt . .
Misses' pel Press Skirts.
AMR Is Ml
Till: RFMitllt: Tn.
Wonderful Display
and Great Sale ol
NEW SILKS HIONDAY
There never was n reason vilnit we were so well equipped to nupply your silk
wsnts as now. A visit to the bl Silk Popartniont will show you why HAYPKN'S
SII.KS lire the talk of the town.
The Bargains We Offer for Monday's Sale Are
Simply Irrisistible
3 98
l.t
1.9
VO YOf KNOW THAT THE I.APHKI. BJUKS lire the tn west fcaturo In
ufacturlng of silks. They ure especially H.l.ipt.il fot shin walsi suits
I'leces received (birlns the past few days These tles are all confined
l'nial.,1. We pi ice the entire I it on sale M.-nd.tv, at o.
Tic. S.".c. 9V Hnd.. .'
Thl lot includes the new cha ntpagnoe, gunmet il, nuvvs and brmvns.
Swell lot new t'repe de Chine, In hlte. black and all the lending
spring shades, full U In. wide, an-1 revular price Jl (X, only
?5 pleo s the new Khaki Crash Poi'Koe, pure silk,
on sale .,
Vc show 50 distinct styles In the to w embroidered pongee silk, for
nlst or suits Very best uuillty, on sale
fK) pieces new Poulard Silks In beautiful styles in the very nobbiest
shades for sprit g. H 111 wide, only
We bought I'Vj pieces yard wide- Japanese Wash Fllks In pure white nnd
black. We placo entire lot on sale Monday, at
Flrcst quality vitrei wide bhuk oil boiled taftet.v. n grade that retails In
every store at un sale Monday, at
the nian-
t its fr
1.26
65c
1.0 J
ANOTHER SILK FURORE MONDAY
Women's Walking Skirts 1
Plain and ehnngeable taffeta, white figured wmh taffeta, foulards, Persian silks,
f'onwti ollV L.L.ttt..!,...! , ..I .1.1. ..... .OV. IO.,1. . ....tin,, a lMii lirll-
I llant, theik and polka dot silks, lace stripe farcy 'silk, corded satin end t.'iffi t.i novel-
I ties, plain I.tuil. tie silk -over 2' tle -,, of th." swellest silks ever placed on scle,
nnd are worth M l". II. a, M.W and j: Xi. (in sale
I oil dny Monday, at
4Se
GHiA DEPT. Grade Dress Goods Denartmsnt
Extraordinary
Bargains
Imported Jipanese Toklo Vases, Portland
shune The are Mm Cs
each 9v
Three nrm wrought Iron ("andla- 1 0
brns. "No value, for ICw
t-ijunrt Tnnknro Flemish Water OC
Pitchers .CWV
White Peml-Porcelaln Oips and Saucers,
us lltrht nnd fine n cbln-t. colotilnl sh:i;e.
These good- "ell regularly at !Co per jet
On shI Monday,
per set 0PV
Too mucli Importance cannot be given to the soft sheer fabrics that lend them
selves to the graceful fl 'Whn; line- of the season's fashions. THE GAl'ZIF.ST
VOII.KS, the clinging Crepe dc Chenes, patp.tos nvd Nuns Veilings In all the new
shndrs and blacks, yen will tlnd nt a special price for Monday's sale.
Lupin's t4 Ip woo! Crepe de Chene. In nil
rhades nt'd black, the nun Illy you pay
ti
nt.
for, Monday,
u pa
m
Extra Special In Mohair.
Lupin's 41 In silk and wool Crop.; d':
Chepe. In all t'-e ntw shniles and Lla- K,
our rinruhir t! f.O rrade reduced
to
Lupin's Voiles In plain button nnd ehe-k
effects, the otUv new voiles this seas in.
I In nil colors ana ppick. aii our yj-
50c
.69-
9Bc
t'i 00 quality for Monday, at.
jnpes, Vcllcs nrd Pntlsten for dres'lvg
wear we show In etidless styles Yoi
know the quality of Lupin's fabrics.
In. black at-.d blue Slclll'nn, flno
gi-'ss and tlninh. nt
5tj In. Prlestlev's oravetiette
Slcllllan. nt
53 In. Priestley's fancy cravenetted Slcll
lliti, In bhie. brown, greys and Mack,
''nir t- '.' titiallty. reduced
SO In. Prlcs'ley's cruvenettcd Slcllllan, In
blue checks, black checks, fancy stripes
nnd plain blue or black. Our n iA
n 5e i-rside. Hf ft 19
Vobtilr.i nre the Pew swell g"oda for shirt
wi'ht .ail's for Ptreet nnd trave'lng wear.
The nnnie Priestley you know the rcBt.
BED SPREADS
If you peed a spread of itny color or
design. Marseilles, Crochet, Honeycombs,
with or without frlpge, you will be sur
prised at the low prices you will Hnd nt
tho Pig Store
fl '"i ex'ra heavy White Honeycomb Pod
Spread, handsome Marseilles paMert;--,
hemmed ready for use, size 75 In. wide tv
ea.t.'r: 65c
fl.::. fine farcy honeycomb Pod Spread,
made from douh, twlJtecl y.vrn, beu-jtllul
I.irselllcs patterns, vcrv large, QA
size Ktix:1" In., ear-h 0L
Jl.T") whltb heavy knotted fringed U1
Spreads. Marseilles patterns, splendid
value for tho money. Kvtr.i larga tlzo
in. wide by i feet long.
each
GRAND
f? -"a e-xtra superlne- fiurl'.ty white Mar-
Iled Spreads. Kxtra heavy nnd
Sollies
very rich designs, full double
bed size, each
I 25
Mat
') nnd
I 79
Hardware, Stoves
and House Furnishings
A Car of Turquoise Enameled Ware
TIfK FINFST WAP.E MADE IN AMKKI'.. A UKAl'TIFl'l. SPFCKLED TU.l 1-.
Pd WHITE (TTSIOE nnl WHITE INSIPU Kvriy piece F1IIST CISS nnd
WAtt ft A NT F.T nt PUIt'ES that others nre telling the ordinary plain ware. We have
a full line of everything you peed. You will find the COL NT EH S full and you
will find the FLOOH full. All will go ON SALE MONDAY.
Below We Give a Few Sample Prices. Don't Miss This Sale.
Ec
7Sc
79c
83c
No. S Tea Kettle
at
2-innrt Coffee Pot
nt
l-ejtmrt Coffee Pot
nt
4-qtinrt Coffee Pot
.t
G
49 c
69c
69c
10-ou!irt Dish IBn
at
14 quart Plnh l'nn
nt
10-qunrt Water Ihill
at
12-eiuart Water I'nll
at
SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL HEATING STOVES.
OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
FITTING FREE
Oold Killed Frames, 10-year g-unr- ICO
antee, usual price $3.00, at I 3 9
Gold Plated Spectacles with Ann Qfi
Imported lenses, worth t'i. 00, at www
Alumlnold Spectacles, good quality TOl
lenues, sold at fl.50, at I CO
Linen
Oept,
Easter
Offerings
We received last week through the Omaha custom house. JeO.nnn worth of Irish und
German linens. Imported directly bv ourselves. The.su goods will be placed on sale
Monday. TANLK LINENS, NAPKiNH, SETS, etc., all go at before unheard of prices.
Do not fall to attend this sale
$1.K bleached all linen Irish table damask,
(W In wide, ten patterns to select
from. Silo price, yard
Jl.Hni satin damask Irish table linen, ff in
wide, twelve patterns to select
from. Silo price, ynrd
JH.On double satin damnsk Irish table lluon.
In. wlde,
at
Napkins to match above ?''x?n s1zt
doi.en
Th- silver blenched Gorman table linen,
(guaranteed), twenty patterns to Jf A
select front, at. yard H'wC
tl.lu silver bleached pure German linen
fable damask, 7i In wide, ten TC
patterns to select from, at, yard IOC
75c
fis 1n
98c
' llnon.
139
2 50
85c
$1.15 German table damaak. & In. wdde,
fourteen patterns to select from.
Sale price, yard
We carry the largest stock of pattern
cloths, napkins and hemstitched cloths
tind napkins to match oi any huuvu in the
Prices, per dozen... 3 85 (o 25 00
t'.T bleached nil linen napkins,
dozen
$2.Bo bleached all linen napkins,
dozen
OPENING
EX
C3ILL ERY
j J Dress Suit Gases
Mow is Your Chance
Gases Worth up to $10
Kondsy 3 53 and 4 95
Monday and Tuesday.
...YOUR PRESENCE IS SOLICITED.
Wc Huckaback hemstitched towels,
size 24x43. Sale price, each
In Our Domestic Department.
We Lerd Them All.
169
179
25c
SOt: blenched sheeting 81 In. wide, to M.
at, yard ftfr
b'Hc bleached pillow easing, 46 In, IQln
wide, at, yard Ift'
(Tlic Heavy L. I muslin, 3fi In. wide, C ,
(it. yard v
liHc snow white enmbrle, A-
(it, yard
15c English ldng cloth, 3U in. wdde,
at, yard
10
2jc mercerized white walstlng,
nt, yard
18c white lawns, 40 In. wide,
at, yard
6T4c standard dress prints,
at, yard
!2Ho percnlo, SS In. wide,
at. yard
25c Scotch suitings,
at, yard
I5c
I2c
...3ivc
...74c
15c
Hand Embroidered
Waist Patterns
On Sa'e at the Dress Trim
ming C)unter.
A bouutlful JInu of white waist pattern,
niiiiu einuruuiernn on neavy xrora riotli.
worm .'ai io o.v),
on sale Monday at..
neiwy 'xrra rjoin.
I 50 to 2 50
Ladies' Linen Collars, 24c
SOc to 75c Ladles'
Lace Collars
Venice
29c
20c Wash Taffeta Ribbon, all IA.
silk, all colors, yard (JC
We are the selling agents In Omaha for
the f imous 7lon City Caco Industries. You
can save 00 per cent by buying your laces
from us.
REMRMHEIl WB SELL.
Flinch for SDc.
Tho Elsio Cooks at R9r.
Kipling's Works at SCc.
Grind Handkerchief Sale Monday.
2e, 4c, 74c and 124c Each,
A pult eaiso tnnnufdi tnrer of Ornpgs
Vtl!ay, N. J., being on account of labor
t'tujhies unablo t make deliveries act-ord-Ing
to contract, han aM-utnulated a largo
surplus stoch, becauso of refusod gondii.
Our buyer purchased tho entire lot at a
price lc;ts than the coed of production.
They will bo placed on sale Monday morn
ing. They uro actually worth JJ.uO to $10.
Your Choice Ecnday
3 60 end 4 95
We Can Save Ycu
Honey on Furniture
A FEW SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
Iron Hod, Just like cut. In. brans rod at
Lead anil f'sit, brivsa va-tes, three-i'iartor
full sue, ! nc
i i
or
this
Iron Hod. Just llko cut, In. brass rtvl at
hejd and foot, brass Vises, thret!-4iii:uter
or full nlzn, without brass rod.
this week
$60
CoucSj Sale.
&.r,M.iy ElJ Cuwxi. VXir ciaJ. rcg-oUr
T W
tt.
Worth 5c, 10c, 15o and 25e,
Bargains In Rockers.
Quartcr-sAWfd Oak Ttocker, wood or cobbler seat, full ulsa, banister back,
regular $4 25 values, thin week
LAmE ARM ROexrcn-Regulnr f 7C tlEWINQ ROCirEKS
$2 9f value, this we. k I I O wood, or cane sent.
PARIXiR SPIT, (five pieces), upholstered In best grade, velour.
this woek '
rtrnoei nrm.
ut.
So mo upho'stered In crushed plush,
this week
JU.50 COUCH
at
9 00
$3.85 COrCH-at
2 95
125
19 85
27.00
.7,50
i . r i v Tin' Vlt llirtlTlfkVC Hnances tire In tho best of condition and
JAPAN HAS NO A&lbl 1 lUNi :clal war tax lf u
it has been salu In nuth my country and
Baron fomeko Boys Ther No Ptnger o
a Yel ow Per L
MUSCOVITE PERIL MORE DANGEROUS
If ChlnrM ftovrrnment I-1s;tits ft 'W ill
Jlrtit as an Independent Nation,
for Japan Wants No
Alliance.
PAN' FRANCISCO. March 12-Paron K.
Ksneko, a former Japanese minister of
agriculture and commerce nnd member of
the Japanese Parliament, -who has arrived
here, enrotite 'to Washington and the St.
Louis exposition, said today:
I do not understand what you Americans
nd Europeans mean whrn you speak of
th "yellow peril.'' lf you believe that the
iapaneae Intend to unite with the other
.'"Tii embers of the yellow race and overrun
Europe and America you are very much
mistaken Such thought has never en
tered our heads, and it is our ultimate In
tention to enter the rank and file f Chris
tendom. This is our main objection to an
alliance with the Chinese, for no sooner
'ould the two nations Join forces than
ever' alarmist would Immediately ralso the
cry of yellow peril!" 1 think It would be
wiser to beware of the Muscovite peril. It
Is much more dsngerotts.
As regards the neutrality of China we ex
pect to take the same position ss cmtl'ned
by Becretary Hay The Integrity of ("nine
must be preserved at all costs We do nut
want It for oar ally and if It enters the war
ft must be- as an Independent nation. Of
course It must fight to preserve Its own
neutrality No one could expect it to sit
s'lll while Knssltin soldiers nre burning Its
frontier towns and Its people are being
massacred
Jspm Is prepared to flgbt this war to a
flnlh without foreign Irtei ventlon Z is
fighting to preserve the pence of Asia and
Hot for any ambitious purposes We nre In
this war tn win. and we are prepared to re
main in it as long ns Russia does. Out
here that 1 am coming to the I'nlted estates
to pegutlato a special loan. Tho report has
no tn.th In It. t am going to the St. Louis
exposition at tho request of Be-verul prom
inent Americans,
HEAR BALE CASES NEXT WEEK
Interstate Commerce Commission Seta
Many Matters for Hearing;
In April.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-What 1.
knOwn as the Planters' Compress company
cases, involving many disputed points be
tween round bale and square bale cotton
Interests of the country, will be heard by
the Interstate Commerce commission In
this city next Monday.
A hearing In the case of the Cattle
Raisers' Association of Texas against the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas and other
railroads. Involving alleged unreasonable
advance in rates on carload shipments cf
cattle from the southwest to the principal
markets, has been set for April IS. at
Port Worth. Other hearings fixed include:
New Orleans Live ftfock Exchange against
The Texas Pacific et al.. at Now Orleans,
April 11; rtenlscn Light and Tower Com
pany against The Missouri, Kansas &
Texas et al , Involving alleged dtorm
Inatlve rates on coal. April 20, at Oenlson;
William Wrlgley. Jr.. Co. against The
Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago ft. Louis
Railroad, Involving rates cn chewing gum
from Chlcngo to the south, at Chl-ago,
April 5, and the Lafourche Progressive
union. Involving alleged unreasonable
freight rates from St. Louis to Tleynu La
fourche points, at New Orleans, April 11
UNITED STATES WAR CLAIMS
Havana Paper Tri: g to Influence Spain
Agai-Bt 'I'm ifying.
SAYS AMERICA IS AVOIDING PAYMENTS
Cuban Iress Assert that the ClaJms
rtrprefcent lrlco Yet I'npaid for
the Acquirement of
l'orto Rico.
Senator Clark Relnrns.
NEW YORK. Msrch 1? Among the jifii
Hi'tiRnr. who arrived toriay on the stenrner
Tr'nldad from lVrtnudn eas fenator W A
Clark of Montana who is ennvn iescent
from n re"ent eo oration for mnsteroHiftj
HAVANA, March 12 A movement has
developed here to influenco the sovern
metit of Spain against permuting Hkatit-'h
army officers to testify -with reference to
the circumstances surrondlng the war
claims of American cltliens which are
under consideration by the L'nlted States
Spanish claims commission.
The Cuban papers of Spanish proclivi
ties are stating that the l'nlte;d States
Is trying to ovoid the payment of Just
I claims through the officers of the de
feated enemy and say that the assumption
of tho payment of these claims is in
reality the price as yet unpaid of the
ao'iuirement of Porto Rico and the Philip
pines. The- Spanish government Is urped
not to comply with the solicitation of the
L'nlted States for permission to take tie
: testimony of Spanish officers in Spain.
I Pe M Massle, who has rharge of the
i taking of testimony In Cuba for the
l claims commission, said tonight to the
Associated Pres:
"In the majority of cases It Is Indis
pensable to obtain the testimony of Span
ish ofloers In order to acertaln the truth
of the circumstances bearing on the claims.
The commission helkves that persons hav
ing good claims will not object to divulg
ing all the facts, and that only the
weaker claimants will protest."
corner with three guns. Rcnnett lacon
ically explained that he had concluded to
offer no further resistance, "seeing as the
deputy was alone."
C0RTELY0U DINED IN CHICAGO
Ills Address I'poli gome Problems
and Pollt-tee of the New Depart
ment" Warmly Received.
CHICAGO, March 12.-Sccretary George'
R. Cortelyou tonight was the guest of
honor at the banquet of the Merchants'
club. Fully 3Ct of the mt prominent
merchants and manufacturers of the city
end adjacent cities were present, and the
address of the secretary upon "Some Pn b
lems and Policies of the New Department''
was received with decided manifestations
of approval.
The speaker announced that for the pur
pose of discussion he would declare the
chief problems of the department to be
corporations, lubor, statistics, marine af
fairs, standards of measurement ns ap
plied In the arts, sciences and Industries
and Immigration. Ho discussed each of
these questions, some briefly, and some at
considerable length.
TAR AND FEATHER NEGRO
nnrtngr Operation Victim Is Struck
with a liar of Iron and
Killed.
01Wlm,,,JuJN
fySK YOUR DEAlbk
SQUATTER AND OFFICER FIGHT
Man Tlole'lns; Claim to Laud Makes
Th I n Interesting la
Chicago.
cmr-AGO. March II A rifle and ristol
duel through the barred door of the strue
ture that was the Delaware state building
nt the World's fair took place today in
the suburb of Hegi wltch. where the build
ing now stand. Ellis Bennett, the own-r
of the so-called Delaware house, has bet n
barricaded In the place ginre yesterday,
defending a "squattt r " claim to acres of
surrounding land. Deputy Sheriff John
1-ong ailemi ted today to enter the house.
Ellis Bennett, the squatter, greeted the
officer with two rifle shots. The deputy,
revolver In hand, answered with two shots
through the door. Long left the plac and
was unable to say whether Ms shrts had
hit any one. lying prr.ccded to the Hege
wisrh police station and sent word for
assistance. Other deputies had left Hege-wts.-h
last r.lgt.t, expetttng that r.ennett
would Furrender today. It was said that
when reinforcements of deputies reached
Hepewisch again the Delaware building
would be taken by norm.
Instead, however, a plan was formed to
set R niiett's "castle" on fire and smoke
him our. Word was sent to the fire de
partment to be near, so the blare might be
arton suppressed.
Before putting the j.lan Into execution
IVputy Ivng decided to give the "squat
ter'' another opportunity to surrender.
Armed with an axe. Long went to the
"castle" and demanded admittance. No
response being made to the request, he
proceeded to batter down the door. Enter
ing, th deputy found Bennett silting In th
MOJAVE, Cal., March 12-An unknown
negro was taken from tho local Jail by
a mob last night and, Rfter being tarred
and feathered, was either Khot to rle'ith
or killed by being struck over the head
with a heavy piece of Iron.
Tho negro was arrested yesterday for a
grave crime and was confined In the
M Jave Jail preparatory to taking him to
Pakersflold. Before the officers could get
the man to a safe place a crowd had
gathered about the Jail.
Within a short time the prisoner wns
I in their hands and a big pot of hot tar
and a number of feather pillows was pro
vided. The negro continued to ri "it the
efforts of his capio.-s, which nngor- d omt
cf those In the mob with the result that In
the midst of the scuffle he was killed.
OPPOSED TO VETERAN BILL
Continued from Eighth Page.
La Rrtppe tired tiy Cnambrrlaln's
Coogh Remedy.
The great danger from la grlrpe Is of tt
resulting in pneumonia. This can be
avoided by using Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Among the tens of thousands
who used this remedy during the epidemic
cf la grippe cf recent years no case has
ever been known to result In pneumonia
which shows exclusively that It is a certaia
preventive of that dangerous disease. lrlc)
cents; large size, BO cents.
educational Institutions. He I s an
alumnus, always a friend of the university
and a prominent business man of the 1
state. The members of the committee ap
plauded his remarks, and It Is now pro- j
posed that a bill shall be Introduced and '
pushed through at once to abolish the !
three boards having control of the educa
tional institutions and making one board
of thrte members to manage all after the
manner of the management of the other
state Institutions. It Is said the movement
will be strongly backed and has already
received many pledges.
Mny Abolish Rnllrond Commission.
Tt Is learned that Senator Young of Le
county, who Introduced the bill to abolish
the state railroad commission, Is pre
pared to urge its adoption with a great
deal of force and reason. The legislators
have received a number of petitions In re
gard to the matter, and it appears that
there is an organized movement, pro
ceeding from some unldcntlfied source, to
have the commission abolished. It Is now
stated that the senate committee on
railroads will bring the bill out on the
floor for passage and this will bring out
a lively discussion.
Will Repeal Tax Ferret T.avr.
Tt Is now expected that the tax ferret law
will lie repealed entire, but possibly there
will be some substitute method of provid
ing for reassessment of property which
was Vd from the assessors. Tho sentiment
In tho senate In favor of repeal of the ferret
law Is strong and a bill to have that effect
has been recommended for adoption.
I.lfe-Termer Giiri Insane.
Warden Hunter of the state penitentiary
at Annmosa states that John Hamtll, a
life-termer from Polk county, Is In the In
sane ward at the penitentiary and Is now
hopelessly Insane. Tie was sentenced to
hang, but the sentence was changed to life
Imprisonment by Governor Drake. Hamill
shot and killed a conductor In Des Moines
about ten years ago, and after he went to
the pententlary his guilt preyed upon his
mind and he has broken down completely.
The application for the pardon of L. R.
Van Tnsell of Chickasaw county, accuse
of the murder of his wife by poison, has
la-en withdrawn and will not be considered
by the legislature. The reason for with
drawal Is that his friend, Goorge Falrburn.
editor of a paper at New Hampton, Is 111
and unable to present the case.
Governor Makes Appointment.
George A. Lincoln of Cedar Rapids was
today reappointed state fish and game
warden by Governor Cummins. His only
opponent was 11. E. Martin of Iowa Falls.
The governor also reappointed II R.
Wright state dairy commissioner and E. D.
Tlrlgham slate labor rommilotier.
He also appointed B. E. F. Keltz of Web
ster City state pharmacy commissioner to
succeed N. C. Hendrlx.
WILL AMEND REQUISITION LAW
Attorney General of Iowa 1'roposes
Change to Cover Rerrnt
Case.
DE8 MOTNE9. March 12. A measure pre
pared by Attorney General Mullen amend
ing Iowa's requisition lawa so as to elim
inate the possibilities of murderous agen
cies In one state carrying out their ob
ject In another. Is before tho legislature.
The amendment Is framed to rover rases
similar to the recent Dye proceedings,
when It was found Impossible under the
present statutes to extradite a Boone
woman, accused of sending a box of candy
through the malls, to Miss Rena Nelson
of Pierre, S. P., because the former was
not a fugitive.
the bunk In tho offlco of the clerk of tin
district court In this city. The uppralse
ment shows that throo different bnnklnj
Institutions uro protected by goed notes ua
collateral to the amount of $15.00 on
loans made to tho bank prior to Its fa'lure
and that the balance- of tho aaaets are
$.n,S:n 42, theao iiHsetu being In real estato,
corporation stock, bunk fixtures, over
drafts, notes, cash. Tho cash on band at
the time of the failure Is shown as $SC0 (S.
Two thousand dollars Is reported rictlvable
for land pold In Waubaunsco county, Kan
sas, previous to the assignment, hut for
which Van Arsvlol had not received, the
cash. Tho amount due to depositors II ap
proximately $53,000, with total assets a lit
tle less than $21,000.
SMALL BOY'S HEAD SHOT OFF
Child at Hastings, Ia with
Kills Companion While
nunttiiK.
Gun
XF.W Rllt.nirj AT TATR COLLEGE.
V, M. C. A. Will Freot N'ew Structure
Tills Neuaon.
AMES, la.. March 12.--(Special.) Bids for
the Young Men's Christian association
building which Is to bo erected at the Iowa
S'ote college this summer were opened last
Saturday, and the contract wns to have
boon let Monday, but as some of the com
mit tee were nbscnt It has been postponed
and will probably not be Jot before tho
first of next week. T'ndoubtedly the con
tract will be awnrdod to W. J. Zlttcrul of
Webster City, as his bid was severul thou
sand dollars lower than any other, being a
little over UO.JOO.
Photograph a Comet.
VNIVFRS1TY OF CALIFORNIA M-irrn
t IS - Jioriulij 's com rt. whkh was ctM-o.end
I at Marseilles on June -1. J9!. has tetn th.
1 object of spool, il t bterv.MK.t.a t the Lick
i otsetvatorj bv Soij.iMlin Aibrcc-hr. Be
! tm.cn Juris 'S- and August IK. ytn, a total
I ef lhJrt-!x rhougi ..pht were jse u ed
j with the Ci .eVei tch-sc-tpe and with the
: laersun fir.d Floyd cameras Throughout
the entire series of phoiueraphs two .!ls
tlnot tp.-s of tailu ttfistn The print Ipul
tall Is l-.ng ard tiajj,t.t in Its general di
rection nr.d tttr. It iraeed to the tdue of
the plate, e. oMftafe'e of 10 degrees. It wa
always dirt nil exactly away from the sun.
Atter 1 QVlrr the head It widens out ard,
In nrost of the plates, dlvidts into two eils
tir.tt hrac -hes. The other tail Is short anl
try much curved end preht-nts practically
the same appearance on all the negatives.
Supposed to Be Mardrr and fnlrlde.
NtW YORK. March IJ.-Robert Gray, a
raltiter. and his wife, Uszle, were found
dead In their apartments here today, the
woman In bed with her skull crushed In
and her huthand In the bain room, having
apirenthy committed suicide by gis. The
case is supposed to be iiA nf Dtuder sad
suicide.
HASTINGS. Ta.. March 1?. (Special Tele
gram .) While Tommle Kelley and Jos
Gustln, aged 10 years, wore hunting north
of town, a gun In the hands of the Kelley
boy was accidentally discharged, blowing
the top of the Gustln's boy head com
pletely off. Kelley at eir.ee on mo to town
and reported the matter
FAII.tTRF. OF RNK I COMPLETE.
Coin Tnktltntlon Has ssrla of f 2V.OIK)
and l iabilities of Sti.l.txiO.
CLARP.'DA. Ta.. March 1" ( Sp clal ) -Ed
F. Rose nnd Charles Hart, iss'gnees
of the Bank of Coin, the banking Institu
tion owned by Luther Van Arsdol at C .n.
Pnge county, which failed Mar' h 9. to lay
filed their appraisement of the assets of
Harrison County Court In April.
LOGAN, la, March 12 (Spotlal-The
April term of the Harrison county district
court Is set to convene here Tuesday, April
12 Hon. W. R- Green of Audubon will be
the Judge presiding. On March 22 the petit
Jury will be drawn.
loitn Muii Killed 1- Robbers.
.TOPI.TN. Mo . March 12 - The body of a
muii found murdered In the woods near
Jopllu has boon Identified ns that of John
Hampton Kennel of Moiilton, la. Tt Is be
lieved that he was killed by robbers.
Dt'iimerntM Nominate Mercli.
Bl'RLI NGTON. la , March 12.-Wllllatn
G Merth was tonight nominated fir mayor
by the democrats on the twenty-fifth ballot.
Marlam l'ultl Goes Home.
NEW YORK. Minh 12 -Mine. Adotloa
Pa'tl sailed fyr England today on the
hleaircr Luounla
through Amtrlia.
i f t-r a concert tour
IT LEAD
There are three convincing reasons why
judges of good whiskey always demand
a.
f Tfrrrr'
Quaker Maid Rye
First Its Purity
Second Its Mellowness
Third Its Boquet
THESE. CONSTITUTE PERFECTION
At all leading bars, cafes and drug stores
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