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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1904)
I S, 1004. I THE OMATTA DAILY BEE: PATUKDAY, MAY bru ch. TTJ CLOSE PATIIRDATS AT P. M. "Don't wait to Had wF- ahead aad Malta a." ' You will find choice styles in waists choice styles In rata coats choice styles in shirt waist suits choice styles in skirts and choice styles in petticoats. IN BHIRT WATST9 We are selling a particularly pretty style of whit lawn, handsome embroidered front, at 11. 00 each. . IN RAIN COATfl All the latest designs t lin.OO. 1.W, Il'.OO and tip to I21.OT. IN BHIRT WAIST "T'lTS-Tholee cotton Rood at $1.50. $7 Ft. $10) and 112.50. IN SEPARATE SKIRTS Choice styla, from .TS to $35.00. IN I'KTT ICO AT8 Extra well made, washable materials, at 11.00, $1.50 and tl.TB. HOI'SB DRKSSKS Klmona and eTfirt at $1.25, $1 60 and $216. HOl'HE WRAPPERS In dark and medium color calico and percales, at $1.00, $1.60 and $1.75. Black Dress Goods Sale Closes Saturday. Note the special Items and extra low price for the laat day. No auch values or choice styles anywhere else, at anything; near these rrlce. This la the verdict ot the thousands of customers who have taken advantage of this great sale. Investigate Our Depositors' Account Department CTP 0 M O hl Vft MU ms " U V y. M. C A. Building, Comer they entered Kin Chou, the Rusalana re tiring to the south. Japs Enter Kla Chaw. The fighting continued Into Thursday night, the Japanese pressing to the south and storming Nanshan hill. They followed the retreating Russians through the south ern hills. The reports received here fall to corer the events on the Russian right. It Is probable, however, that the Russians have abandoned the positions. , No Information Is given concerning losses; they probably were heavy on both sides. Rnaslana May Rally. The, Russian resistance at Nanshan hill was stubborn. The Japaneae made a series of assaults before the Russians finally yielded the position. The Russians aban doned this hill at t o'clock In the afternoon, retreating toward Nan Quan Ling, where It la understood a second line of defenses exist. . The Russians may rally at this line of defense unless they have been disordered by the defeat at Kin Chou and Nanahan. The Russians ' had mines planted at Tafang Shan station on the railroad, which were exploded. The station was de stroyed. The Japanese forces were under (Ire for' sixteen hours. The general staff her has received telegrams from the com manders commending the bravery and fortitude of their men. Attaek Is a Sanguinary AsTalr. Subsequent reports received here indicate that the storming of Nan Shan hill yester day was a bloody affair. The Japaneae first bentered their fire on the Russian bat teries, in which work they were aided by four gunboats from Kin Chou bay. They succeeded In silencing many of the enemy's guns. The Russians had constructed a series of trenches around the hill on a terrace pro tected by wire entanglements and other such devices. The Japanese made a series of rushes, but they were In vain. The deadly rifle and cannon fir of the enemy checked them repeatedly. Finally,, at I o'clock In the afternoon, the Japanese reformed and stormed tbe crest Of the "hill. The Russians held to their position doggedly and it was 7 o'clock In the evening before the Japanese finally gained possession of tbe ridges. Twelve Thonsand Killed. LONDON, May 7. :W p. m.-A dispatch to the Central News from Harbin say the year, actually Also 2R0 more suits of our celebrated $. llnea. put on on table, 4iFj to close Saturday at FREE. Base ball ticket with any suit, good at Vinton St. Park, any day. Ton Are Sere to Get Yoor Money BENSON S - UJiU A. -e-1 w m n ir m m Xnm. at 0?IAHA,!.EI3.V- & TP 1515 Doufflas Street. CUT OUT THIS Omaha Bea Exposition Coupon A Trip to St. Louis ONE VOTE Ose Tot tf aJW CUT THIS OUT Depoatt at Be Office a Omaha Be. Omaha, ,w909 CUT OUT THI8 COUPON. ssnnmna aBnni ananaana II ( Omaha Bee Exposition Coupon A Trip to St. Louis PREPAYMENT COUPON .Votn for. Address. Town. fend l I (name). Address. This coupon, whoa accompanied vy a cosh prepaid ufceorlptlon. to THB Blast, aouiita 10 votes tor each Ks paid. 1M vote fur each dollar paid, M. ' A subeerlplluu eannet t prepaid until la aiitoiuit Sue to data haa he) said. lioil at fee Otnee or umII to "kLapoatUoo Lteparuueul," VnuUie , En, My t7. l&t Ii Our ClWk aid Suit Departm't Saturday ID) 5. L 0) h MlL-ffll ' , , r" SaW I mW WT $1 M Sixteenth and Douglas Stw Japanese losses during the fighting at Kin Chou are said to be 12,000 men killed. It Is said these figures have been oonflrmed by an offlclal dispatch. Fighting, it is added, is still going on In th vicinity of Kin Chou. JAP LEGATION RECEIVES REPORT After Honrs of Persistent Shelllna Itasslaas Arc Dislodged. WASHINGTON, May 27.-The following cablegram haa been received at the Japa nese legation: TOKIO, May V. The commander of the army attacking Kin Chou reports that on May 21 reconnolaance was made and the ennmy's cannonading ahowed that they had at Nan Shan hill, south of Kin Chou, four 16-centimeter shrapnel guns, ten to 16-centlmeter cannon (10.6 centimeter shells firoved the rnnge of 8,600 meters) twenty 2-eentlmeter quick firing guns, besides at leaat ten fort guna. At the foot of the hill there were wire netting and mines. On May 22 th at tacking force commenced operatlona as had been prearranged. On May 28 reconnol sance waa made which discovered the enemy's right wing on Hua Bhang Tow with about eight heavy guns facing the sea. Fragments of the enemy's shells showed that they had 20-centimeter guns, 16-centlmeter short cannon, eight 10-centl-meter cannon and 7-oentlmeter quick firing guns. Bmall bodies of Infantry and artillery of the enemy were observed stationed at Kin Chou. On the morning of May 26 our for ces attacked Kin Chou, engaging with the enemy's artillery .on Nan Shan hill. At dawn of May 20 we commenced cannon ading, which lasted five hours, while three Japanese warships assisted the land forces from Kin Chou bay. The enemy's bunboats attacked our left wing from Tallenwan. We took Kin Chou at :30 a. m. of the same dy and after severe fighting occupied Nan Shan hill and pursued the enemy. CORBAHS DBSTBOT TELEGRAPH Believe th Lin Is Responsible (or Freqaent Raaslaa Raid. ' SEOUL. May 27. :S0 p. m. Coreans In the Kin Chayon district, south of Song Jin, have destroyed the local telegraph offld and several miles of wire. They had peti tioned previously that th line be removed, asserting that Its presence constituted the only reason for the repeated Russian ex peditions into the district. No offlclal ao tlon was taken, and finally th Coraans resolved to destroy th line themselves. Edwin V, Morgan, the recently appointed United States consul at Port Dalny, has arrived here. He cam in by way of Fusan, traveling overland. OUR KIND PAYS W tr not th orialantors, nor the artists that produce th splendid Boy' Clothlaar we sell, bat w do olalni stood taste and Jndcntent la re fuel e handle anything hat nar an teed make of Bey Clothing THE KIKO IT PAVS TO BUT. Saturday you can ttk your choice of several tyls of Boy' Suit. In all stses, from I til 11 r AC worth 16.00, tal prlc I r 8KB' OUR LINES OF BOYS' BLOUSES AT SOC AND $1. Cravsnette Ccata for boya and young men at Ja.78, $10 and $12.60. Girls' Travenett Coats, $.60. I7.IA $10 and $11 Worth When You Trade at THORNES COUPON. mall t 'TO position Department,'' Nebraska. 0B8a3caBaB0Baf ei CALL VICTORY BRILLIANT Ezpjrti la Ear 'pi o Ch rse arisi Aeon of hi Jipftoei. th KIN CHOW IS AN IMPORTANT POINT Only First Lin of Defease, However, aad Greater strangle at Port Arthnr Is Still Before the Attacking Force. (Copyright by New York Herald Co., 1904.) PARIS, May S.-tN'ew York Herald Ca bleg ram Special Telegram to The Bee.) Th Herald's European edition publishes the following from It military expert: ."From many sides comes th new of the Capture of Kin Chou by th Japanese. Al though thea reports hav still to be con firmed it is very possible they are truo. Kin Chou la to th north of tbe isthmus, which bars the peninsula of Kwan Tun, It is one of th outer detenaea of the Hua lans on this side, and it must not be for gotten that thea defenses are meant to (all successively, if this should b th case, Into the hand of th enemy. This is what happen in every sleg up to tu moment when it remain only to carry th ral body of th place, that which is truly called "the blssest morsel." W know that If the Japaneae hav been compelled to act thus In attack, using elege pieces, which thoy hav racently landed, their enemy have don the same by placing some thirty guns of big caliber on their side, in the chief ex terlor entrenchments. "If, then, Kin Chou has really fallen into the hands of the Japanese, the latter must have had to overcome an obstinate and costly resistance, aided by every accessory whloh Is employed In modern formications, such aa Interlaced wirea, mines operated by electricity and the like. "From Toklo com dlspatcnes wnicn ram m.nilon of the Indomitable energy or which the defenders have given proof and which ' mnkt helahten th valor of their enemy more than ever. Cossacks Are Aetlve. Th Cossacks are redoubling, their ao- Uvlty. Qeueral RennenkampS baa sur prised on the rear of General Kurokl's army a transport train of fortress ar tillery. He overpowered it and ha mad th cannons uaalesa for service, not being able to carry them off. 'On another side a Japanese column ad vanclng In the north of Corea has reported the presence of Russian forcea, of which a part Is operating far in the northweat, and In the east, us w pointed out a ze days ago. 'It Is also announced, according to a dis patch from Antung, that the Russian cav airy Is very active to the southwest of Feng Wong Cheng, on th east and rather lees to the northeast of this district, it appears, nevertheless, that on the 23d of this month a small portion of the Japanese army occupied Kwan Tien ,a town situated more than fifty miles to th northeaat of Feng Wang Cheng, In th valley of th Toun Wa Klang, to the east of the great palisade. This slop of the mountains ut Flng Chow Ling is then Interesting for th Russians to explore, as It Is at that point where they have persistently reported the appearance of a few Japanese scouts to the east of Mukden.. "There is confirmation for the rumor thi a aotnla of Cossacks waa drawn Into an ambuscade on the 20th not far from Taku Shan by three squadrons ot Japanese, who fired upon them from two aides at one. The Cossacks had three officers and thirty men killed and many wounded. All th other-officers of the sonla were among th latter or have been made prisoners or have disappeared. . On the whole so far It may be said there have been only skirmishes between this part cf the intelligence service ot th Rus sians and the Japanese vanguards except In the south of the peninsula of Llao Tung, where the two armies are seriously at close conflict. Th movements of the divisions of General Kurokl are not yet sufficiently clearly disclosed so far as they hav gone to allow any definite conclusions as to ths aim which that brave and clever general officer Is following. KIH CHOC TO BB JAP'S FIRST BASE Will Be Vd to Aid Campaign Against I Port Arthnr. LONDON, May 27 Baron Hayasht, th Japanese minister, discussing the recent fighting north of Port Arthur, said todayi "Kin Chou will be occupied ks a first baa. The neighboring hill will be strongly fortified in order that they can be held In definitely. For food supplies and ammuni tion Port Dalny will be second base. "Th possession of Kin Chou will be of Invaluable aid In th campaign against Port Arthur. Th hills command position of the country fa several mllsj In th direction of Port Arthur. I prcsum from th action at Kin Chou the Russian In tend to make another stand at Port Dalny. Their Justification for defending Kin Chou must have been the belief that their num bers were able to cope with ours, so I expect practically all the available Russian troops hav been moved out from Port Ar thur In th attempt to head off th Invest ment." PORT ARTHt'R RAKRD WITH SHELLS Togo Add Diversion to Pave Way for Dig Assatflt. ' ST. PETERSBURG, May 27.-6:17 p. m. Th Foreign office ha received dispatch from both Ch Foo and Peking reporting from Cbln.se sources a new bombardment ot Port Arthur May 26. If this b true It Indicates that Vice Admiral Togo uaed th guns ot hi ship to mak a diversion at Port Arthur and pav th way for a final assault on the Russian position around Kin Chou yesterday. A thi 1 big holiday., th anniversary of Emperor Nicholas' coronation, no ex pression could be obtained at the war office upon today's dispatches from Toklo, but if th Japaneae hav succeeded In crosalng th neck, th general Impression In military circle Is that, although Kin Chou la twenty-flv. mile above Port Arthur, th Russians will be able to offer itttl re sists no until th enemy reaches th pr- imlter of th fortress. RUSSIANS 'DRIVE FROM Sl'CHATOS Report from Toga Say rear Vee.els Participate In Bombardment. TOKIO, May !7.- SO p. m.-The follow Ing report ha been received from Vice Admiral Togo: The n-unboat Thuklshl. H.lven. Amust ana unosai oi m. nrsi (orp.iio boat flu- tllla, under Captain Nlshlyatna, reached Kin Chou bay on the evening of Welneo- day, f rom aawn ot Thursday the veel co-operat.d with the army In bomburdlng Huihtiton. The Amagl and Cliokal w.nt In close and bombarded all day. At 11 o'clock In th morning the en.iny rtret.d from Surhaton. but continued to fire from a poult ion behind Suchaton. OUT cesuamee w.r. in. mciumna i a - tnln Hayashl of th Cbokai. who was killed. ; JAFANBIB FOItrBD TO MHirTPBIRATB Considerable Delar Eapeeted Before Attack I Followed I P. CHICAGO. May IT A special to the Paily New from Ch Foo says consider able delay la expected , before the Japan foliow up their reported vlctorle on th narrowest part of the Kin Chou Isthmus. The fighting which preceded the faD Of Kin Chou must have been exhausting and th ensuing pursuit must have left th mikado's troops n no condition for quick descent on General btoess.ls' second line of defense. On. the left flank th Russians sr pro tected by th muddy foreshore of Kin Chou bay; on the right by th fortlfloatlon of Palny. whll their main position Is strongly fortified by a series of batteries. The Japa nese Will thus be compelled not only to make a frontal attack, but to encounter the fire ot many, gun advantageously placed. Rosslan Ship Badly Leaking. MOSCOW, May 17. -Captain Padnlkoff of the Russian hospital ship Monrolln, which waa damaged by being struck by hell at Port Arthur and which Is now t Odessa, said In on Interview today tha the Mongolia Is leaking badly and that It probably will be necessary to replac it with another vessel. All Qnlet and Clear. VLADIVOSTOK, Thursday, May Everything remains perfectly quiet in th town and its vicinity. The fog hss lifted and the weather Is fin. POWER OF POPE GONE (Continued from First Page.) and taken to th pope by Cardinal Merry del Val. Meanwhile, the fact that tbe Vaticnn which protested so violently agnlnnt Prcsl. dent Loubet's visit to Rome, merely for the sake of upholding the principle of temporal power, allows Cardinal Svampn archbishop ot Bologna, which, next to Rome, waa the greatest of the pontlMclal states, to present his homage to King Victor Emmanuel, who left today for Bo logna, and also to accept an Invitation to the royal dinner, was pointed to as being extremely contradictory. A prominent personage at the Vatican explained this seeming contrndlctlon by saying that the permission granted to Cardinal Svampn showed that the pop limited his pretentions to Rome, thinking that the co-existence of two sovereigns there was Impossible and that It was for this reason the Vaticnn protested against President Loubet's visit. NEW YORK'S FINNY BOARDERS Coat of Feeding the Aqaarlnm Fishes ad th Cnrlons Vnrlety of Thing They Bet. It costs about $100 a month for the market food used to feed the t,000 finny boarders at the New York aquarium, as Is learned from the Bulletin of the Ne York Zoological society for April, which Is an aquarium number, while the live food collected anl fed to the fishes Is val ued at about half that amount. The fish and flesh food purchased In cludes, a Its principal Items, crdflsh, her- ring and smelt, with small quantities of beef end liver. There are also bought large quantities of clams; all thei-e sorts of foods being fed sliced, chopped or minced, according to the needs of the various fishes, large and small, to which they are fed. There ar also bought In small quantt ties, wheat and cabbages, soaked wheat being fad at time to the carp, whloh ar largely veg.tabl eaters; whll, in addi tion to the fish food supplied to them cabbage leaves and seaweed are In limited amounts fed to the sea turtle. The live food supplied la brought In by th aquarium' collector from the shores and waters hereabouts. It Include prln clpally minnows, shrlropB, mussels, crabs, marina worm, small soft clams and beach fleas or amphipods. In summer, when live food, which Is better for the fishes In general, is easily obtained, a great deal of It Is used, while In winter larger amount of market food Is neceatar.ly consumed. More or less live food Is always kept on hand In reserve tanks. Minnows, when In abundant supply, ar used here at the rate of ten or twelve quarta dally, and chrlmps to the omount of fifteen or twenty quarts a week. Of mussels four or five bushels are fed in tbe course of a year, while there ar used as food htr& within the same period small craos, Including fiddler crabs, stone crabs and young blue crabs by the thousand. There era collected and fed to the fishes, of marine worms, some 600 or 000 In the course of month, and of small soft clams from 10,000 to 13,000 in the course ot th summer season. Beach flens, or amphipods, or sand hop- pars, which are fed in considerable num bers, are collected at night by spreading a sheet on the' beach and placing on it a lantern. When a sufficient number of them hav been attracted by the light the sheet Is picked up by th corners and the beach fleas spilled Into buckets. Beach fleas are gathered, too, by hand picking at low tide and oy digging In the sand. For the fresh water fishes angle worms are desirable as food, and these are found right at the aquarium's doors, where, after heavy rains, they come out upon the walks In Battery park. Those truly wonderful little marine creatures, the sea horses, do beat when ted on a very minute crustacean called gam marus, which la found dinging to a fine sea moa. Bunche of thi sea moss, with tha gammarus attaohed to it, are dropped Into th sea horses' tank for the marvelous little creatures to pick out. At the New York aquarium herring roe has besn found to be an excellent food for young whlteflsh, commonly very dlffloult to raise; and young trout and salmon in th hatchery are also very fond of It New York Sun. CRACK SAFE AND TAKE COIN Five Barglara Bind Two Watchmen and Perform DarlneT Floee of Outlawry NEW BEDFORD. Mass., May 17. A bold robbery haa been prepetrated her by five burglars, who broke Into the Oneka woolen mills, overpowered and bound th two night watchmen, dynamited the safe nnd scaped with Its contents. One of th watchmen wa overpowered after a strug gle. Th othr watchmen rushed to his aid and also -was overpowered. Both war bound and sagged and were witnesses to the blowing open of th safe. The bur glars remained in the mill for nearly two hours. A few minutes after their departure on of th watchmen managed to free himself and telephoned to police head quarter. A SURE STRAIGHT ROAD to Mental Health and Power Grape-Nuts DRAIN FOOD n.t the Itttl book, "Th Road te Wellvllle" In each pkg. 0$rulm imwr J Ay WBW An extra special oiferlng of tmd Donegal Homespuns, m us at and Satisfaction in Every Straw and Panama Hats Ready LOOK OUT FOR FOXY GRANDPA At Cloia of Th) B?e'i Four h Contsst for Tan Tripi to 8 . Louis Ixposi ior. HL'LL WORK GREAT TRANSFORMATION Caosln; Eyr of Candidates to Bolare Out Wondering How He Did It, When They Did It Them selves. Today will evidently be Foxy Grandpa'a day in Th Bee' voilng contest for ten trt trip to the Si. Louis exposition, and some ot the boya will probably stai-e and wontlei how it was done when me final .esulu are known. , Voting: all through tbe week ha baen light and th chance of candidates could hardly he better unless a large num ber of silent candidates should all speak at once at th lat hour. That aom dark horses will appear and a good aupply of storage votes will b dumped all goes with out saying, but how many and how much Is a riddle of ths sphinx. Th best advice w can give le to spare no vote and spoil no chancva. .Th vote at I p. m. Friday, May 17, was: Jessie Bangs, Albion, Neb l.Sll F. M. Froderlck, Omaha 1.100 Mrs. Llszle Cruse, Omaha 6U3 Herbert Smalls, Fremont 475 Albert Carlyle, Council Bluffs 160 Roy Pierce, Omahii 42 L, H. Moyer, Dow City, la 40 William Bruett, Omaha 17 Lottie Lovely, South Omaha 10 Milton K. Griffith, Omaha i Irene Lucas, Omaha 1 WRIGHT OFFERS HER THE SUN City i ttnrney ftaast Brnnt for Kew Engine Drenchlun; Yonna Woman from Stat. While the Frank E. Moorea fir engine pleased the city officials and the general public at the trial on Farnam street .Thurs day afternoon, one young woman, name and nddresa unknown, cherishes no kindly feelings whatever toward the monster steamer. She appeared In City Attorney Wright's office while th demonstration was In prog ress, her bedraggled hat In her hands and her skirts dripping with water. Her silk shirtwaist was clinging to her shoulders with peculiar tenacity. "What can you do for meT" she asked Mr. Wright. The latter surveyed the moist apparition and blushed. "Well," he said, "about the only thing that I know of Is to let you get In the suu over here at this window and dry out." . Th girl stamped hr foot. '"Don't be im pertinent, please," sh enunolated with a biting accent "I came to Omaha and I am drenched by your wretched old fire engine while walking on your street. All my money is spent shopping and I haven't a woman friend In town to lend m dry cloth ing, nor a cent to buy them. What am I to do, sir?" "Ar you wet?" questioned the attorney with th rare insight sometimes displayed by a mare man. "Am I wet?" demanded th girl, a a wide pool of water formed about h.r shoe. Am I wetT Look here," and she seised her skirt and wrung a very deluge of water from It. "Through and through, I should say I am sL'ghtly wet. Look at my under skirts." She was anxious to make her point clear, but Mr. Wright lifted hi bands before his eyes. The girl explained that she came from a little Nebraska town to spend the day In the city buying from Omaha merchants. Eb wa walking ov.r Eighteenth street, xpQtlng to turn down Farnam, when sh saw a rainbow across the street, a dens cloud of spray and a crowd of people clus tered around a puffing, humming fir en gine, the triad to dodge a i stream from th ho, but could riot get away from It and It caught her between th shoulders. By ths Mm h wa outside of the water tone her smart dress wss ruined. The young woman could not understand hy the attorney did not advance her the value of her hat and clothing. PEOPLE DESTITUTE IN YAZOO Five Hundred Homeless Victims of the Fire, hot Ho OArlal Call for Aid. YAZOO C1TT. Mis., May Z7. A commu te headed by Mayor Holme reported to day that 600 families lost their home In th fir and that one-half of that number were deatltut. Th committee declined to make an appeal for outalde aid, but an nounced that any contributions would be received and distributed. ' Shaaley Gets a Star, PIERRE. B. V., May 17.-(Special Tele- gram.) On tb application of Attorney Null the supreme court this afternoon gran led s certificate of probubl cause in th cs of Henry Bhauley of Bunborn aunty, which stays his sentence until Us f A- jfmkL V, Dressy Suits thi eason are of the solid color solid com fort port medium and dark blues, blacks, emoky grays, browns and tans are favorites. Here In Endless Profusion 565 fine suits of Scotch Tweed, favorite coloring and new weaves. A manufacturer's surplus on account 03 i of a . backward season closed out to l) j a radical saving regular $18 20 values on sale now Detail of Fit and Wear, Or aO 0 CORRECT DRESS FOR MEN AND r vmanwrnnasnnna 1 ii 'jK ' AMXSEME-iT. TODAY. TODAY. EAUTIFUL LAKE IMAIVA Omaha' Fashionable Euaimir Resort. TODAY The Biggest and MADAME World's Champion High Diver and First and Only Woman Fir Dlvr. GOVALT'S CONCERT BAND A Superb Organisation Recognised In National Musical Cttrlea." CASINO Finest BATHINO Boaeh-Flne.t BOAT! HO FnoIIItle la tbe KsitCr West. Bowling Alleys, th Merry-Oo-Round, Bhootln; Galleries, Bwlnj. the Kur aal. Cane Rack, th Pavilion and scores of Pleasure Offerlnf Xdmtssloa to tb Park Always Fe, 31 Card of Event Bandoy and Deeoratlom Day. F i'T ,rm w it it ' vjgggg TODAY! FOR THE SEASON. ALL KINDS OF AMUSEMENTS BOATING BATHING FISHING NORDIN'S ORCHESTRA AND BRASS BAND OF 22 PIECES SPECIAL DECORATION DAY EXERCISES SVHDAT BHTKRTAIH1IBJITS Balloonlne, Theater Outdoor Acts Refreshments nnd Entertainment. 5c From Omaha, Sonlh Omaha aad Apply to J. V. GRIFFITH reenrdlne Picnics, eto. caae an be heard In the supreme court. Bhanley ha Juat ben sentenced to six years In th penitentiary on a charge of shooting with Intent to kill. H had trouble with th marshal of Woonsock.t, securing a shotgun he found th marshal In a res taurant, when h fired Into th crowd, badly wounding several men. TWO LIVES LOST IN FIRE Farmer' Hotel In Oklahoma Be troyed and Seetlon Foremen Are Reread to a Crisp. LAWTON. OM.. May .-Two lives were kt In a fire here today that destroyed the Fanners' hotel, a small structure. John Jirannon and Patrick McCabe, both section foremen on- the Chicago, Hock Island Parlflc railway, were burned to a crisp. Krunk Moore, a section bund, was Injured seriously and John Kelly, also a section land, wa allgUtly hurt In trying to savs Bmnnon. Th pecuniary loss Is HghL Appropriate Apparel Block Thibet and Vicuna 15 Your Money Refunded. The B. & S. Special Hat $3.00 BOY& m in i mini A Savings Bank furnishes a good Investment -without the constant trouble of collecting or repair lng. We pay four per cent on all de posits. City Savings Bank 16th and Douglas. AlOTJSICMBVro. TODAY. TODAY. Best Attractions Free. LILJENS FREE SHOW EVERY DAY. ' TODAY! R3G Fare all Points. A ear every O annates. KRUC THEATRE l So, aso, 50o and 73c Tonight 8:15 Tha Moonshiner's Daughter MAT. SAT. Beit Sills 25c BOYD'S Woodward At Burg.s, Managers. The FerriH Stock Co. THIS AFTERSOOIT, TOHIOHT AU Sl'.IUAV MATI.1EE, TIIELMA BUNDAT NIGHT UNTIL, T1IUE8DAY-. A BLACK FLAW. prices Night, loo, 26c. 60c. MuUnoeAny Bent. 1k. ror Mcnitruaj Suppression Anjf MUM PUN-TAN-GOT 12 ku. S koin ti. toli lu Omulu br Sturm. ho.uuu.ll lu ..., BUM f4rSU4.1i4 uwlli4 OPENS - TODAY