TIIH OMAHA DAILY HEF,: WEUNKHIMY, APRIL If). 190.-
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"I4MOW IX
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UHUMIftO
I K I I.VI
X
New Veilings
for Easter.
Wit It (vmir ww lm ton hIhhiM Iiiiv tnn1 f t Ii iirtv veil. V
iirr nIioyvIiik Inf 'M, novi'MWn In nrvvn, liiiriil onion, rrw'tlii, w
liti, iiiiv.v, ih'W lrnwiiH, hiii.v, iiIho MnrU nnl wlillr. IrlM 2."t: ti
11. 00 jM-r ,viirl.
( hl(Tii aiilnrunMI" r, t ynrd lung, In
brnwii and imvy, II II emit
fain tr thlffiin and til bordered villi
M tut i1inf, from iVii lip
ge ili new chiffon veiling In th new
uliitilra, (in, mul giif, per yard.
mi in
lilm M ailk c If 1 1 li-im, matin nf ',.i
iii4lllv i,f taffeta ilk, III i ml tin H mid
front . at 1 1 mi, II Jfi. II Ml and $J w each.
Illicit allk hell, Willi fri.nl nnd back
buckle, In nil) mul Rim rjii'inl, at II. 7ft mul
12 mi li.
flllk bella, III nlma Mack, In ) tv ti and
rtavv, sl.lired bark, nt fe, 7r,r, l On. 1125
mul l Ml each.
Crush antltt !. 4 Inrhe wide, edged
wit It niirrow linnit nf leather, larga (lit
liuikl", enliira blink mil white, white and
I. lurk, also while with litnwn, price f.1 00
rnrh
UCATIIKIl IlKIl').
Muff crush leather bella. In brown, Mark
mul white, nl r.'ir, ft on and It !fi each.
V have juat received A tilin aaanrtment
to! lixlt buckle, In rnae, gold, champagne
unit aim nixtnl, at 2fir, Tfic, II. on, It Zf.
II M and 12 .
EQUITABLE AGENTS MEET
Tbcj Demand that the) Btrlfe Among
Offlornt of Booloty Ceane at Core.
MUTUALIZATION PLAN IS ENDORSED
I'rxslilxnt Aleaaailer and Ylre lreel
denl lliitx and Tarball Maka
Aildrea.ea Debate) la .
writ Beiiale.
Y. M. C A. Building Corner Sixteenth and Douglas Streets
A i1lapt.i In Mix Jialljr Mall, dnleil M.
iilln. Apt II In, n):
"Thla Illuming slaleeti .Inpnnrae rrulaxra
himI Im prilii hniit ili'HtrnJ i f were ai'uul-
ita off ainiitini' t'niiii.
It a hiiiiiilil lii lnonla Piiiiitmlm' I'nlnl,
lull t tm I 'nil) Mall think t tin ,tn tn lion
ftxM waa nianauvprlng !' frwnl the Una
plan (niiii entering I lie I'actrto between
Ilia rhillpptne ntut Furmnxti.
tin tawa frtm I'lxXI.
nr. I'lcrwitHtn'itti. At-n n u mi . , ...
Nn tixwa rt-i.rii A.tiiiiril lt'inivinky mi
ixxrlvxil liy tlm Admit nil V Imlay.
I'hrxx War raaxla Off Manila.
MANILA. Ainll l. Thru' war rnnxla
i" i n nlit'l ( ft ) Ut 1 1 Hat,. a nt I n'rixi k Hii"
Mini tilnat Tlixlr tMlliitmllty In iinhniiw it.
FIRST SIIUOIINC IN STRIKE
Nonunion Toamntur Tirpii Two Eboti at
Dnlou i'lckot Who Attacked Hitn.
N0NC0MBATANT
HADLY
BEATEN
Man from at. I.nula Attnrked ti
I a inn IxKinatxra WIki Ihouaht
tlx llml ttxxn Working far
Ward A In,
CNE OLD COUNTERFEIT COIN
i aptata Wrlih ttttxatlaalra t ax In
katalh Wrwalta, Klndlnu'
)a unlit)'. "
1'npUln Jrl Vlit nf In t'tillnit HI lira
Nn'f"l Hxtxli'it lriHI tittxtit na rnll.'il In
Mouth nnmtn Tiir-ailny nfti i iinun t,i ,U.
Inln llial timtlnr nf a ftiiiiilrtfill ii auld
I'lri x Hint put In Ita npprnt itlirx tlim-n
Mnlufilny 1 hx ilti ,n nkiit In n Imnk
llier I'J II l,it Mn.i"i'iii ,i .(, clintiBX,!,
lixn ll i. nl, nia i luiiii l M' Wiib illn'.
i' 'i ntiil thx ruin I. il(. -it 1 1 tlx 'aim, i. l.
lha Ivtnk auttmrlllra t t I n t- lln frilxial
taaa 1 i irnntr nf llx niln nirl,-
ill lllll in II,,' of Hi) Wlull IP. i in. mul
finally lill llir iiffliTi' from v hom tix oli
inlt xd II, mul I il 'f writ! to tli0 nt i y, t
iMiitian. and tv ovrrrd i valiii' in iirnuini
tiln I'll laonmii ailtnlllxil Imxlna pnafa
Ipfl of thx loin for aoino llmo, II ialua
lt plao'it In a rhllit tianh. Itlm ('.
nni(ri'il i tio ruin tn ia anuiiiix 't'lt.'rx
ia nothint atinpli'lnua txaarillna tlix ia
Hon of lt roln tiy rltlixi of llm 'f
laa. and no aitxaia wrix ntdo
Tli ivln, whl. h la nutv tit thx ioaxalon
'f CntiUIrt rl'li, la (t vi t y .nnt plt'ox of
ttrk and li.li iitimH tlix tnopxr wolalu,
Itonalt Ilia all'Mn nna worn off ainnxwhtl
ritit aaiv Tlix ruin Inula tlix dutx !
:Nt, Blid Itix Mxf drixptlvx llima almfl II
Itir rriplxly itilllxd ata 'Villa Inllllua
tad avldxtjlly 1-rxn t.iin l(h a tlutl Illo
in,1 taiih d,i'i),r than Ilia a.'niiuix twilling
It l llix Imiitcaalon of (ho oflVrr thill H
I rnx of I1i,i oolna l.iit ty m , ifoaaion.it
attt'liffiltria In t,uilli Oiimlm nlioiit llirox
iata aai. 1'1irx iilna arvr mmtx tn t'oun
tl Uluffa. ml rit alioxrd In tlix w U'o if
lha miiKar ovrr in South maha Thx sir.
llxa wrt-x airxnlxd and riM anil to tlto
ivrnliuiini y for rouuixi fritina. and liivo
arvvnl tlcli' l-rma and nioviid o nnottixr
alaia whora doth hnvx drr-topd Into amnl
tflll'xna.
t'llli'AUti, April I" TIo flyf alinnlUn
and lha moat arrlmia naaaitll afiirx tlm rom
inrlii rnirnl of thx Miintamiirry W ard
alrlkx, ni'i'iii rod tntx thla nflrtnoon nt 'ni,
lluirii ninl Ulirrman atrrrta t'limh a ttrk T,
M tiniiiiiiloti t on ill Ml o l a, wna Irnvlnu llix At
tn ill n- liol.l whrlt lir wna alMi'kr.t tiy a
union irki't: Orkxr ilrow a rxvnlvxr and
fit nl talon at lila uaanllntil and although
hx wna hut a fxw fnrt from Ihx man, hoth
liullrla wont wldo, Hint mix of thorn atrurk
Wallor KIiirit, a txiimatrr. wlm wna un
lonilliiK a w ii a "li half a arpi.-irx awiiy.
ilokxr wna arrralrd. Klnr.ri'a wound la not
ititlignroua.
iii'iiittialainl llxnlrw,
tthottly aft it thin Iroulilr wna ovrr John
it Itollly of Kl. t.nula, who waa walking on
V'unlimoii atrrrt nrnr tha aivitx of llu
ulionlinu. wna ntlmkrd hy union txnmalria
mid tn-aton Into Inaxnallilllly. It wan 1 1 I'
ll, -vo. I liy (ho Irnnialxra ttint hx hud hn n
WiM'klitH fur MiiutaTinxi y Ward t'n., lull
H lirllly naai'itod that hx had not tixxu
woiliiua lor thx nun, hnd mi Intrutlon of
itoluii io, und until hx Wna attaokod knxw
noltilna of thx atrlUx. Wnrxl t'n. rx
tH'ili'turd lr itlfoouHy today In dollvxrlnu
anoda tli nn at any Unix alnox thx onm
nixnornirnl of ttix atrlkx, All of thxlr
wnaoiia tiindx tilpa to th frxl(ht dxpnta
oinlrr polli'x nun i d, and lion of thxm wrrx
moli'atnl.
Itn Inittxntlona of n Trnxa,
Thx dxadloi k hxlwrm tha laamatxra and
thx rmplnyrra cntitliiuxa and Ihxta la no
ludloallon of tha rinlh.f of tji atrtka. Tha
oltli'litla of tha txamatxia union dxi'larad
today lliat Ihxy had IntahtloA of apraaiW
Inn thx atnkx to xatatillahmanti pi liar than
thai of Ward A Oo.
Kftwaral of Wtrmn.
Tha funaral of thx Intx tvnnla A Itnrtxy
tiHk I'Ui'a atxidny. tntxtmont hxlna
toa da In tloly Pxintti-hxr onnxtn-y. Thx
lxoxa,1 a vxtoran of Ihx lvt1 war,
twin a ntxmbar of tunvnv C. Klahlh
hl.i Vohitttxvr on ali tlx waa a pat
i-vntmatiitar of t'naixr Vat ttrand Anuv
of tha Hpil'lli thla ollv Ttix talllxai-ra
wt: M. J rWnan. t M llaroalxr. K N
Johnaon, Auaiiat t.ivVnxr. Kaatman
and ftlmaon nhvim, all aat jv oommand
ia at vitr Mt.
CAME NEAR DYING
From in Awful Skin Humour,
Scratched Till Blood Ran.
Watted to Skeleton.
CURED DYCUTICURA
One Application Soothed Him
to Sleep, Cure, Speedy
and Permanent.
VTtea bit litU N"t waa thrr
nnta In hraJ tvrvkt out wilk ft
taalv, whoh waa vrrir ilvhy and ran
ttmat.Ui'aWai watxtir fluM, trvM
txrrjtttttvn w vuM. but h f$ wi-
til thf timt tUl it aprxad to hi at ma,
lfT th v hi cntto NvIy, and
k rtiw lar Utnjr. tl Ux-ttrHt ax1 h
JhMiit ax-raKh th W.svt ran. ant
th xr)wih atuft wvll t all rrr
lt( filw n tk TOMnin(r. I had. t jt
WitttxjiKva htaknvltv Wcro himfrwm
tariMr hi Wia, H fH nfk
It lHk taiattntt aprlt and f wwKt
think ittiw Ha a alntvt a
akUhN rwl kt ttUr hanJa frt
ttitw I'-W ).
"IU w-aa Kat Nwt rvht mMitk
Wi Irifsl Vwtu wia, I had wo
laixt Vtni down in hit orad'.a t tha
,tttni fvtf a Kmvs tinix, t hd
vi that b 4 '.-f4 i ur at at al
Ut tim.
INSTANT RELIEF
l W-WAK4 in wth Calicwra Jvn
d Tt ia iaa arru'alivxit ol Cutt
irr v'Via tiaaf 1.1 .t fc a kv kvKkM
tkat 1 rwt kivw t th -ra,il V .io1
w Kw (ia.1 t t:twfiif:Try
t tl twk Kx M vtttn w-a t
letL, wlt or k M vati.-ar
NiajS a4 aKvat ka'.t a KhC t Catt
cwr KNlwt, t cwrt. 1 tj-.ink
k vM war iiri y KH lh
vNitk-wta v'
ais M.C, MUTLANT. .Uirft.OeU
rHwrwi 44 vr : Mra. Vait'.aa-l
WTttr, aVrt Jtatf ot rK at. vt It
tvwS m fJeaawr t kmwi tm
tkt it ia tiaita- r-v k tt Vfcxv
wa rsl 4 teirthl itw daaN
lt ha fccrw rm-maxraUr Carrst uj
ta hawrrr awl atrvar.: .
hMhTr?!t.iM Vr fS.a a x va a
fai.iw i aw, a,. xin , i.ra a
fc.r x- a. , ! F-.i
a a.
aaT aa ka Oxn aa
RECEPTION TO HOMER P. LEWIS
Dartmouth lnmnt filaa tttnwvr In
ItoHor ol Ma.arhnatt
Alnmaai,
tmaha mxmtixra of th Pnrlmoulh Col
trcx waaKlMtioii rot! at a xry j'lfoaAnt
Itttla Informal dlnnxr yralxi.liy avanlnt
In HutdufT a In honor of 8inxrlntndxnt
Monixr t Iwla of Worwatrr. Maaa, Tha
Inhlx waa laid In thx privacy of th bal
cony and waa prettily art with rxd ahadxd
i t pel a and rich l.ia and allxr, Pr.
tia madx thx only addrxa of any pra
Irniion and hx dxalt In lnixrxtln( rm
tntavancxa of tha old Collxgx. Ha told of
ihx Wnrcratxr liajrtmouth cluh, which
mxxta axvxtt tlmx a ar and to which
I'rxBidxnt Tucker 'C ih collraa tmi at
Ixaat twlca In aach Iwx'.va months H
told om atonx of th prxaldxnt and
alao wxttt Intvt Ihx atiirtn hitory of toot
hall and tha a.mx of two ar a.
when liartmonth rixfxatad Harvard, and
lat xr, whxn It ttM th grxal tinlvar
ally. Pr. lxwia aatd Ihx Maaaachuaxtt
.NMitinnt at Prtitmottlh t laraar than at
Atuhxi-at or at Willtnma. Thoa wh war
prxaxnt war: nprrtntdnt Homr l
lwla. Tl. ntprlntndnt IVtildaon of th
Omaha n-hoola; Pr. t V. IMllarxV. t;
K. It Adama. W. Pr. . . TMn,
TS, N. A. Mxrrtam, 'n, Nathan lirn
attn. vNninty tiirtntndrnt K. J.
Itcilwe't. S. Jamxa Adam and Shxtmait
ttill 'K
Nl:W YiiKK, Aptll m Aflxr it ax-aalun
nt thn llotxl Hnvny liiatlnaT for nrarly al
liinira tniluy, naliln from aliort rxoxanxa, tho
inO odd tnmiailiiH i'iila of tha ICpiltalila
l.lfn Aaaiiraln'O amlxly from all ovxr Ih
I'lilloil .HImIi-h iiilopt.'d rcaiiliitlima Inla Ihla
arti'tiiiiiiii naklns tha Nxwr Vork atnln Ixg
lalalurn In xxon lan Ita plxunry pnwxr hy
xiuii Ihm an "iiinxndtnont In tho ani lxly'a
thnrlxr," thla hiikiiiIiiii'iiI In give tha
policy holdxra adinlaalnn to tha dlrxclcirato
of thx anclxty. Tha rxaulullntia alao pro-
Vldx Hint a rnmmlttxx rotialatlnn of ona
innniia'T fur avxry atntx of thx fnlon and
ottn from Canada, loitxlhxr with all tha
mnniiKxra In Nrw Vnrk City, ahoiild he
n am i-il In vlalt tlovxrnnr HlaKhia nnd flu
pxrlnf nndxttt of Inauintu'x llxitdrlcka and
Kt tlnlr aaalMnnrx In nxltltiK thx Irglahi-
lurx In net nn thx tunttrr. Thla rnmmlt-
txx, rxprraxtitltut lha whnlx rnntilry, will
ha dxalmintrd tM.fnro ,tli nuxnta finally adjourn.
Toifiiy'a aranliina wxrx rxplrlx with dx-
vxtnpnirnta. rVvxrnl acta of rxanlutlona
wxrx iiiliiplcil. rrxaldxnt Alxxandxr mndn
hrlof aprpch. Vlrx rrxalilxnt Hyde fnl-
Inwad ti I it, nnil In Ihx cinirax of hla t
tnarka rxfrrrxd In Itix aalx hy Fxrnnd Vlca
I'rxaldrnt Tnrhxll of lha Inttxr'a Intxrxat
lit tlix trnxwnl ariount tn tha oompnny,
which lirniiulil fnt'lh it aharp rxtort from
Mr. Tiirhrll. Then all thrrx, ofTlcxra Ixft
lha rnxxlln nnd Ihx na-xula dxvntxd their
tlmx tn dlacuaalon liehtnd ctnnxd door. At
5 HO nVlnelt t'lnlnht tha nrnta adjntirnxd
1o nipct natn In tnmnrrnw tnnrtilnn.
Itraolnllon Ailoiitrd.
Itraoliitlona wcrx ndoptad hy thx ngrnla
I v 1 1 1 at tin lr "iiniiiulllli il iipprovnl nf thn
firm atnml taken liy Vlca I'rcaldxnl Tiirhrll
In hln aiiipoit of thx prcaldont on tho ntu-
t iin llait I Ion Immux."
The ThiIixII rxanliil Inn wna Introduced hy
A. Woodn of 1'lttahurg.
Tha Trick coinmlttxx of Invxatlantloti wna
i oinini'iiileil In nnolher rxaolutlon.
Thx orKHiilantlon of MrtropolltMtt limn
ngera wna illaaolvrd hy rxaolutlon nnd thx
naenta ileclnted that lha aurplua lit the
Kiclcly'a funda liclonit to tha pollcyhold-
xra.
11 was minoiincxd tonight that tomor
mw'a meeting of ngenla will ha for th
purpoax of xfarllng a pxrmanxnt Prgnnlaa
1 lott. Oilier action may ha tnkxn, hut noth
ing dennlt wna given out aa tn thla tn
ttlghl. flu fnr an known there wna no
formal gathering of any of thx dxlegatxa
hxrx today for lodny'a nxaxmhlngx. althoutsh
Inforituil cnuferencra ttiny have hxett held.
After Ihx axaalona today Ihx thrrx ofMcrra
tlxcllnnd to dlacuaa thx altunllon.
Ilvilx (liiratlona lxmndxr.
Tha following letter wna given out to
night addiTx.l to Prraldxnt Alexander:
April, 17.
Pxnr flr: I aex hy thx pnprra that voti
Oxnv ihx atntxmptit contnlneil In mv leitcr
to Mr. Krlck, that you pnrtlcipatxd In thx
avtiillcatxa therein mentlonril. If vou mndi
thla denial, plentw Inform mx whxthrr you
received from mx thx following cheque:
He then enumeratca n Hat of check
amounting to tl . ' J
nnmuel I'nlxrmyer, on of Ih counpcl for
Mr. 1 ly it, (aid tonight that Alexander
ahnrej x-tnolly with Mr. Hyde In all I
yndlcalx opcrntlona that wer eonduoled
tinder tha nam of "J. 11. ItyJx and aao
clatc "
Jitmea Alexander gave out two letter
tonight which he aenl to Henry C. Prick,
chairman of tha invcatigntlng rommltti.
and to Jua. It. Hyde, respectively. Th
letter lo Mr. Krlck. relating to ayndlcalo
profit, In pari followa:
Pear Sir: I have txnd tn th newapapxr
Pf veaterdny Mr. Hyde'a coinmunlcntli n
nddrxaaod to you under data of April IS
1 deny that I have knowingly participated
In Inn pioma ot any aynuioaix tor tne pur-
I2.JM for planning and aupxrvlalng th new
H7.000 Mnnmotilh ark m hcwil and ll.mo for
Imllar work nn thx $3n,fino Iteala achool,
now nearly flnlalixd. hla eommlaatona halng
at tha tiaunl rata of 6 ir cxnt of th an-
lira mat and aggrrg&tlng tt.MO. Th I pr
cant tommlaalnn la tha regular rae that
arrhltxcla rxact for tha plan fnr public
tiulhllnga M aupxrvlalnn.
HOWARD KENNEDY, SR. IS DEAD
Annther nf the Omaha Old Tlmera
lla Imarrril th tall
of Eternity
Howard Kennedy, r., died on Tiixday
morning at :lo, at hi hnma, Twanty
fourth nnd Itndga trta. Mr, Kennedy
would hnv been 7.1 year of g on Au
guat H. Hn wna iKtrn at lAnalnghurgh,
N. V and cam to Nehraaka flrat In 1K69,
and It wn during hla (tay here at that
time that ho nprnnd and taught th Aral
public ohoo In Omnha. A little latxr he
went xaat and got nmrrlatl, ret inning hera
In 15.
In 1W7 Mr. Kennedy 'a nppnlntxd re
ceiver of tha bind office at Nebraaka City
by Prenldrnt Johnaon. Thla poaltlon he
hold two yeara, coming to Omaha In 1H19
na axcrelary of th land department of
tha I'nlon Pacific. He held thla rmnltfon
for alxteen year. Afterward ha wn for a
llko period of time lonn ngent In thla rlty
and atate Tor thx North weatxrtj Mutual
Ulfe Inatimnca cotupnny.
Mr. Kennedy, In hi long bualneaa Ufa,
handling lnrgn Interenti na a matter of
dally routine, mndo a moat excellent repu
tation for good hiiHlnr Judgment and
pxraoiinl probity. Neceanrlly he had a
lnrgx pnrt In the development of tho city
nnd the atate, positively na well na In the
more modeat capacity of udvlaer nnd friend
to acore who relied upon him an n
innn who knew condltlnnn and bad the
preaelence to look nhend.
Throughout the years of hla resilience
in Nehrnakn, Mr. Kennedy hnd enjoyed
very good henlth until a hort time ago.
Shortly before hint Chrlatmaa he had acted
aa ,i pitllbonrer nt a funeral In Omaha,
w-hen he caught cold and Buffered from an
nttack of grip. Aa he had apent moat of
the prevloua winter In Florida, he again
went to that atnte early In February of
Ihla yenr. Ho wna" accompanied by Mr.
Kennedy, nnd nt flrat hla henlth axemed
to he Improving. A cold caught In the
aouthxrn atnte developed Into an attack
of what la known na Florida cholera and
hla Condition atendlly gave evidence of
going backward, owing to hla rather weak
ened condition physically. It wna decided
to bring him back to Omnhn na anon aa
the weather would warrant, and Dr. Olbba,
Ihx family phyatclnn, went to Florida to
accompany the patient nnd hla wife home.
They arrived In Omnha Inat Frlday. but
lha aged mint waa not atrong enough to
throw off th ailment which had nttacked
him. Ho haa been alnklng gradually until
tha end came n atated.
Mr. Kennedy leaves, healdea hla wife,
Iwti aona and a daughter. They are
Judge Howard Kennedy, Jr., of the district
bench: A. C. Kennedy, assistant secretary
of the South Omaha Land company, and
Mre. V. tv. Urlgor.
The funeral will be held on Thursday at
S p. m., from the First Preahytxrlan church.
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Zlmtnao Vto of Ordinaocs Vaoating
Chicago Etreet it Sustained.
RAILROAD MUST PAY FOR THOROUGHFARE
Cheek to Praetlre of t.l.lng Anmy
treeta and Alley Without
Compensation from the
lleneflclarle.
FORECAST 0FTHE WEATHER
fair aw4 M armer la hehraaka TaMlar
Aole TeMarraw, with aaawreea
la Weal INartloa,
ASHlNvJrvN. A.rtl U - Mat .if
1V. We.dhrr for Vetneda and Thuiaday.
Fr NrtMk. and Kniua-Pair and
warmer Ve.tne.1a ; Thurd, hwrtx
'.er tn wet isirtton.
Po Iowa nd i.'ur-Fair nd warmer
Vetno,.tii , ahewra tn wert ivxiihtn;
Tki'.f1a . sJ-.oweie In eaet
For toitl Pakota -Fair e.1r.eixy . a:td
Thnrxxlay howeia and evader
P-' Oc4ead, aenl XV .iwiwg-!wei an.t
cvM. r tn tail in east portion Wed-
t ; Thutly, hcwrk, civJcr tn et
p.rtion
l.aMpait WeeoT V
orVti'K OF TltK WKATHVW lU'RKtV,
Mt tHV Arctt t-imii iv'iM of tern
i ii.i iii i rx'tpiito.i .NMttiNaiesi auk
cwi re'soa.tg -t of tk Mat Ihre
Mr ta i a1 tan
M:mum twifiatnre ...
Xtiniiwum tmrrwir ..SI ii pe Mj
Kio&n eptv.t: ai are . t s K S '
llwimm o oil T
Veait'viwim' and piip.x t: t ten pa:tur
foMW rornMtl at iv,r.a .i c Ma va I.
tt .'.e,n.a w;tk th twa er.
Netinal iemcrtir W
Ivavieevj ror tv t ,
V.'ial r.v-. im,t ktarvk I , 2a
N.vr.! y r- .tMii, ii.nc , It tnoN
IVHolen,- tee Aav . 11 ui.k
V. ii r-oMai .ir.v n. a T , 1 ... 1 nt m, he
p-eoen.-i rce Matvh I i. im l-.e
lvs,':.v tr ,Nr w.wl . .. '..-
W.;.i!a for cw. rrvA, la t A rtY.
tev rraa MiiIih a t r. M.
rhnac of ttudcrw rlttng bond or vurlil
where thx a.K'Icty necamx a piirchaavr.
Mr llv.tea statement to the contrary Is
Incorrect
Farlv tn January Mr. Hy,te delivered to
m two cho'Us aagtvgaiing ItiVtW. which
he stated were front from mv allotted
participation tn certain sytutlcate which I
found, upon prompt Investigation bad un
derwritten eevurttte to ne acid coiicur-
rrntlv to the eocixty. Aa stHin aa I learnext
thla 1 declined to aail mynlf of theje
piodts. and fcrwitn turned the amount
over to Hi society's cashier.
AT. HAN'T, N- T.. April IS An all-day
drbalx In the senate, characterised by
characs agntnat the management of th
KquttaMe l.lf Asaurani-e sivlety. and th
return of Superintendent of Insurance Hen
dricks, who for the ftrat time sine tha
Ko,u11aM Investigation began, talked en
that topic with anything pivtchtrig free
dom, brought the Tlr of that corpora
tion Into seiitt-na1 notice t.-slav. T ub
,1e't cam before the acnat In the form of
a resolution Introduced by Senator nrachtt
to take from thx Insurance committee hla
Mil to facilitate policyholder' autts for
a,svuntltn: Pclng unable to g-et a favor
able rrport en this measure, Senator
Hrackett c-iirel a chan,- to voice hi
viewa by putting In this relution and
hsxlcg It mnde a a-lal order of debate
for th-.s morning The resolution wa de
feat .t b vote of 9S to T
Vh;l Superintendent tendrtck decltnert
to forecast when Ma 1nxetiatt,n wvnld
be rcmv'cted he said that the nett step
an far Ms department Is concerned I
te h a represntt1v rreaent at part
X ef the nirreme cuirt In New Tork
county on Thurs.Uy mcrwlrg when aa or
der I returnable rejulrtrg the supertn
tendxrt to shew cause why he should not
be restrained fro tak vg actkn en th
eedst cbsrter ef the a-1etv
SlaVln ef the TNjnttaMr altuatl.Mt, Sen
ator Pra.-Vett asl.V
T t n,' eew,-,.! bv fifrvp enTiec1ed
w't tbe etT, nxa t-t oer h bxn
1 a ww e'T.c-t w f tv-...
t,w reeeev " eorpcrat Vr. 1 under th
e-.-tr.-l ew
x b e-r v,V tv,j
wVe- tr ec-e tn tV' ,wir'S' Krn
r v ot' f w;i- It t Ver
r.-'-'-'lv te tse tVe ',rtn f . race t.
re wbo can iexe cut ef ttr prison
Tha elty rounrll last night ustHlned
Acting Mayor Zlmman'i veto of the ordl
n.mc.a proposing to vacate Chicago atreet
between Kleventh and Twelfth atrcelrt and
the alley north for tlio Omnhn bridge and
Termlnnl company. The rxnons given for
thn veto were that properly owners object,
that the Improvements eontrmplated on tha
ground are not of sufficient magnitude (o
JuMIfy th practical donation of the streel;
that It I proposed to use the ground ac
quired for speculative purpose and that
tho city should receive compensation fnr
lha aama, tho time having come when
street and alleya enn no longer be given
away without considering nil the Interests
Involved, or hy reason the well-established
annctlon of public sentiment fur generally
approved purposes. Pack, Hoye, Nlrhnl
nn, Bchroeder and Zimmnn voted to sus
tain the veto.
Ttolietionah'a Holler.
President M. CI. Kohrhough ot the Omaha
Commercial college Induced the council to
adopt a rranlutlnn purporting to give him
the right to place the hoilcra of Ihe new
college building being erected tit Nine
teenth and Farnam, ntreela) under the stage
or any part of the Too capacity theattf
nudltorliim which la to be located on the
drat floor. Mr. Itohrbnugh staled that be
fore the plana were made flnnl Btflldlng
Inspector Wlthnell told him the city ordi
nancea did not demnnd Ihe bollera out from
under th auditorium, but Inter, at hla ang
geatlon, Ihe place for Ihe hollers was moved
to the northeast corner of the building.
Heccntly, nfter . the building hn been
renrcd us far aa the second ajiory, Ihe In
spector hna demanded that the boilers bo
put elsewhere thnn under the auditorium.
Mr. Rhorhotigh explained Mint he could not
now arrange this nnd have the boiler
under the sidewalk without nn additional
expense of from $1,310 to $1,500. Several
councilman censured the building Inspector
for approving the pinna nnd then Insist
ing upon an alteration, and Councilman
Hoye cenaured the nrrhltcct, whom he
aald, aliouk: have known the ordinances.
Not long ago the section nf the building
lawa applicable waa nmended so na to ap
ply only to public buildings hereafter con
structed, thla to enable the Krug theater
owner to retain bollera under the atage.
City Attorney Breen wrote the reeoiu
tlon for councllmen. although he said It
wa not worth the paper used, because, the
new charter forbids the repeal or modifica
tion of nn ordinance by rt solution.
Pulldlng Inspector Wlthnell waa not
present to give hla version of the contro
versy. Roost of Pay for llnmmell.
A resolution was adopted declaring th
neccselty of creating the office of street
commissioner with Jurisdiction over street
cleaning and grading repair, the SAlnry
not to exceed $:,iV0 a year, t'nder the new
charter thla resolution must be puhllahid
three weeks before the office can be
actually created by ordinance. After the
preliminaries are completed Joe llummell
who hna been general foreman of streela
for several year will get the Job according
to pinna
Steps were tnken towards the construc
tion of th aaphalt repair plnnt by direct
ing the city engineer to do necessary gradit.g
on the site at Kleventh nnd Nicholas
streets at a cost not to exceed IJXi. and
by confirming his appointment of P. Noyes
at $1'V u month, as one of the superln
tendnnta of the plant. Mr. Noyes Ia an
Omaha man. who haa had considerable e-
perlenoe In the aaphalt business -with the
Harber and other companies. He haa ex
cellent recommendations and It Is the In
tentton. after he ftnlahea the work of
supervising the construction of the new
plant, to put him In charge of the street
or field work. He had charge of the lay
ing of eamrle pavement In St. Ixuns during
who were present were: ltev. J. W. Con- the World fair, and Will be one of aev
ly, P. D.; Rev. Clyde Clay Clssell. p. P.; rral officers to be connected with the new
isev. Miiiiert i Herring. l. IJ.; Rev. Rob- plant.
en loet, nrv Oeorge Van Winkle. Rev. R
SAY FAREWELL TO ANDERSON
Otuaha Minister td Aaaoclate a
-Uoaalac endoff on HI
neaartnre.1
Rev. Thomas Anderson, former pastor
of Calvary Maptist. church, who leaves
this evening for Wheeling. W. Va..
where h ha accepted a call to the pulpit
of tha First Jlnptlat church. waa given a
rousing farewell (ttnhrr yesterday evening
at tha Calumet by hi fellow worker In t.te
ministerial field or Omalta. The party sat
down at i o'clock In the private dining
room of the cafe and there fMlowed a very
pleasant evening lit which Borrow at the
departure of a friend and fellow worker
waa mixed with congratulation at the nlca
advancement with which he haa met. Rer.
George Van Winkle actet as toastmaater.
Rev. J. W. Conley answered to the toast,
"1 Have Fought a God Fight;" Rev.
Clyde Clay Clssell apoke on "1 Have Fin
ished My Course;" Rev. Hubert O. Her
ring discoursed on "1 lino Kept My
Faith," and Rev. Mr. Anderson himself
pok to Ihe subject, "Henceforth." Those
One Day Only
Saturday, April 22d
Easter
Ssle
Swift's
Ham
Premium
On Saturday, April 22dv at a
special price,you can purchase one
of Swift's Premium Hams. This is
an exceptional opportunity to buy
the highest grade and most popu
lar ham at a low price.
In our next advertisement we will
publish the list of stores and markets
selling Premium Hams.
SWIFT & COMPANY, U. S. A.
thoroughly understood among business men
and Institutions which solicit assistance.
When the arrangement Is In working order
no one can get any assistance from the
club members except those who have re
ceived endorsement cards from the com
mittee. The Salvation Army was the first
to gets Its institutions inspected nnd en
dorsed. The committee began business
Monday and will Investigate charitable in
stitutions as their managers desire.
The Commercial club has not given up
all hope of having President Roosevelt
stop In Omaha. Not discouraged by the
reception Its first invitation received, when
the president Informed the Omaha people
that he would not come through this state,
the club haa now- decided to send a long
telegram to the chief executive asking him
to atop here fin h way back from the
west.
F. Fellroan. Rev. C. W. Rrlnatad. Rev. U
rtantlna X l.lght.
A resolution was adopted directing the
C. H. Rlgga, Rev. P. H. McDowell. Rev. i Omaha Electric Ught and Power company
h.. R, Curry. Rev. Frank A. Case, B. K.
Womersley, M. P.; H. P. Rhoadra, W. F.rn
esl Johnson, J. F. Carpenter.
Faat Flying Aatomokllea,
Report of twv feat driving automobile
came to the polio Monday night. On
waa from Twenty-fourth street and Cardiol
avenue, saying that machine No. St. owned
he Hd,ntnOt l' .1 II. .1... fe..l . .
into a group of ehtUren. who scattered irT ! Thlttleth and Curtl. avenue: Thirtieth and
to itall IK new arc lamps according to
the order of the electrician, at points
deslgnatfd by the councllmen. who are al
lowed fourteen lamps for ech ward. Thla
move i made under the new ITS contract
Councilman Fvans ordered lamps at these
location Immediately: Thirtieth street
and Grand avenue: Twenty-second and
Ixithrop; Thirty-third and Amea avenue
tlma to escape Injury. The second renori
was that automobile No. SS came down
Famam treet at the rate of thirtv mile
an hour, from Twenty-fourth street to
Tw-antleth treL C. H. Prlgg is th
owner of No. ;A.
ARCHITECTS wr THP SCHCOLS
LOCAL BREVITIES.
. Frio Jensen rtvrt to the police the
theft of three rifle last Fridav from hi
saloon at r Poppleten street.
The Stort base ball club gave a ball and
entertainment in German! hall last even
leg, at w Men about StV passed a delightful
time. . .
The Vlaiting Nviree sVelat!on will hold
It regular monthly meeting Tr.jrs.1av at
4 o'clock tn the parlors ot the Paxton
hotel
Frits Carlson refused to pay for a meal
aior.day evening at a Poug'.a tret
restaurant He was fined $: and cot in
po'tee court.
H C "catty iVW Fsrr.am atrxxt. wV.le
coming from Sioux O.ty to Omaha Mon
day I t a pocketbeok contajnir.g $Jk in
.at-h and a poatoff.ca warrant for $V
Fvr trying to break into the Ice box ef a
d-.ner near the I man elation. Jam
Wnev, It x-war -if e was enrnced
to thirty day in atl by Judge Rerka.
Nar.n.e H Famh was granted a d vwve
by Ju.'.ge Scare Arte allrred arid.mer.t
on th part of her husoand Fmma White
aide wa aet free trm vlu on tr. aan-e
pie by JuAge S;tton.
X ord wa rxceiced at poii.e heajuarter
T.ie,1y that Fdaard Arr.o'id. who was on
th Omaha tvhce I re fri-m JSSI to IS
d 4 early Toaday morrirg in the h.ipi;a!
I.ir toe tnaane at Haeir.ra.
Tfc cwtirj ,f th Olvc Impr emer.t
league b.vkxd liir Tueavtav vin:rj ha
be a cortir.uesl i"(t ur.Ul Saturdxj exen
trjf Arm t The niexf.r.g will be beld
on that ewrtivg ia th Park board rxvMr.a
Rrown. and Twenty-Sever.ih and Fort.
Councilman Rack d. reefed l ghts placed a
these r'.acea: iJtmp at P and Spring
street moved S f.et north en R street;
Fifth and Poreas. Seventh and Cedar.
Tenth. betwen Lincoln avenue and Por
ca; Thirteenth and Spring KWll
Permislon wa g'.ven the Swedish Melh
WATTLES PRESIDENT OF BOARD
Governor of Ak-Sar-Ben Organise
or the Active Work of
the Year.
Ak-Sar-Ben's governors are organized for
1W5. O. W. Wattles Is the new president,
succeeding Thomas A. Fry: C. N. Robln-
I son Is the new vice president, taking the
place left by Fred Meti; H J. Penfold con
tinues as secretary' and Emi! PranJcls was
elected treasurer. President Wattles with
the assistance of some of the governors of
longer service will name the standing com
mittees for the year and there may be a
special meeting Thursday noon for their
announcement.
"Several features that look to the bet
terment of th arnlval were considered,"
said H. J. Pentoid. "We looked at samples
of souvenirs, but made no selection. The
board decided on the button for liM5 arid a
sample has been ordered which we hope
to have by next week. The ritual com
mittee reported progress satisfactory along
different lines from any we have had In
the ten years of Ak-Sr-Ben. It looks now
from what we can read and glean that It
will be the best ritual we have ever had.
Nothing remains now but good hard work
until next fall.'
J l LJ
Beadle many other out-of-town fricrds of
the deceased were present.
Charles W. Townifnit.
Charles W. Townsend, a salesman for
the Taylor Williams whisky house o
ioulsvllle, Ky.. died yesterday at St.- Jo
seph's hospital afttr nn operation for ap
pendicitis. Mr. Tiylor has covered thll
section of the country for more, Jjia.g t
quarter of a century "and was one of th
best known commercial traveler In thf
west. He was taken sick In Wyoming aboul
two weeks hro and brought to Omaha
week later. President Duane of his com
pany came from lxiuisville and war pres
ent when Townsend died. The body will b
taken to Saginaw. Mich., where relative
reside, over the Rock Island this evening,
and will be In charge of the Elka, who
will assemble In the lodge rooms at I
o'clock. The deceased ws a bachelor.
J
V
SCIENTinCJlLtY
PREPARED
ForHomlFactoryDs Farm
THIS TIME TESTED FAMILY
REMEDY HAS NO EQUAL
ffLZS rzis
DEATH RECORD
Faarral of Mr. Beadle.
The funeral of Mrs. Adalir.e Fxad.e. who
died in OmaJia Saturday r.ight, was held
od; church congregation to use four feet i rrom x rfsUence of her daughter. Mr,
of Nireteenth street r.ear Burt for the ; w. 11. Jones, I Pacif.c street, Tuesday
tower of a new $P,fV ay'.iftce. which Is to be j afterroon. Tl e funeral services were per-
built on the northeast corner cf .r.etfr.ta i formed by Kev. I'r jierr:r.g ir.o s.t--.
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Jiklt ll -l C4oo4
e1 Clewi
1., !. pr c)-u4j . .
a lA ..I,. ."..V , ' i---.'r. rst'AA.
and Burt. A Nir.etecnt h street na ocrn
narrowed fourteen feet the s-,vic 1 con
sidered necessary.
Tr.e contract with N. J Hiid.r.g fcr the
r.ew fire nglr house at Tw er.ty-fourth and
C:m1r.g tret was apprved and the pro-
thrvr.g of frier.ds aod r'.it:vs were pr'
er.t at Kv.h the bc-fe ar.d Forest Un
rmete-T where interment was made. Mn
Beadle wa nearly 7f years old. having lived
i.. f.-. tjv.n' vfjirs She was the
hom r-r- j
the 1
GRAND OPERA FESTIVAL
HEXRY W. SAVAGE'S
ENGLISH GRAND OPERA CO.
T-i:rdav Lber.gnn $ p. rn.
Fr:iv Carmen
Sa'.urdsv Mst Ter.r.i.a user
Saturday Night Trsvatora
Sets on Sile. Pncxa 6-c to Ua
Boyd's Theater
mo'.r.er ci ni cr..io.o, - - - a.ne 1AII
test of T. J. veedn A Sr.v who claims , v!ve her and an r-cirg rn-r-. j ' '
to be lowest Nddra pUced on fl i fur.eral. They are: Mrs Arthur W. Fir.k. OMAHA GUARDS
Xt - . wr "- ' - - - -
Councilman O Rrten was iW.r.:e. to ; Orur.iy Center, la.; Jerome 1-
rreeent Omaha at the Grar.t b -rthday 1 Chil'.icoth. Tex . ar.J Mrs W. H JOT,es.
Apt I! r. or. M'.sa Carne Beaiie and Mrs In L. Moor
of Omar. a- PesiJe lb ih.'.Jren ol Mr.
rerreeent
ce'ebrwticn at Galena. 1.1
which occaeloo W, J. Rn an wi.l make tt
address
HUSTLE FOR MORE FACTORIES
Oawaka rwwiaaeretal Clan l.laiew to
riaa for eartwg lwatora
at Thl Fwtnt.
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knaowwt t Over TWttty
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K- tc.w tb fact tTt et ef tbeut
fW4AV tt rew tvbivM b; l.f-g hvw c-at
.. 1a taeit tVaw $.A Syy ec ener ewe.
trt ef tb tw. b re r- 4 te are.l
teetw Half ef tb arcV-t' fee k.-vnw
t ia tf C worl ed alrr.g faae
ateeg ret t ,Nritru.-tte.w of tke new
IMI - V..S.-.1 a V.-TVw,.Va aV
i ail ivici'Ti V t ihe crtret .w wna4.
(T,g tv rlai-.a g.-.j gr 5V f.r .-tl we-k i
nl a e..' Ju lr"! ef I'.ilV for .vt
IVI b gi.et Ac ar-i all r-r-eete4 frees
A.v'g A i tx.-i .'-Jri 1 Jkterar. vtinsr i
p'w wvre neA ar.d act -.-.a-.Ty Viif.t 'be!
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Vl -liwi.l g-M r. SV Tte evt cT i-e w.--fv-
,Mat-,-i y.v eesr.r.v.-.T Vt-nt a r.ot f v ar-
p K'nw a ,iYtet cap: tract te Araw j
rAw. t.- n t T.:if;"r.g .it a
ceitair tt-ree w :Vei w v from riw
Arvi.i;, K.iwVj,.' w ,. -411 a total of
jr the Baby"
Klar.y el xotjj cehbcir kv) oaeJ
Vit;o' Food fv thaT ck."iirea. Aak
xixta wtat tbv lh;tk ef it ; took at
Utaa- c&udrea atvl th i tt of
va:r.( a rrcper food. MeUs'g Food
w J! pvt t aat& $cod rrsulta if
yea arvU uaa a nOt yos bar;-.
Send far a aazpjt, wt a nr.i at
traa ot cbarfw.
(bClil r4 W tW tl tafftW
r-A, kkk ewd tHf wad rrvaak.
kuaaa awari af lb Laaaaiaaa rar
T-- I apaaam ta. laNUa. Ia4. Ibaa
r taa a a t !
tmJaXUXt r3 CO, SVHTCK. Kaia,
Th Commercial cluh Is after th manu
facture hard. Th re-lr mee:ir.g cf th
execute ocmmic.ee yesterday was gtv-a
largely to a report cf th car. u fact -re
corr.m-.tlx. f-r wn:co r. a- taotv-m r.,.ae.
.The Proof Lias in Omatia
Testimony
Ui Mikado
-by-
The Omaha Operatic Association
Box olll; cptm Satur
day. April 224. 1V0S
Pboxi AH.
It Dot tJtrd to i rove tt,e ciin. r.sic
for IXiau' Kul'jey P.i:. bx :e of ;
The cxNrrir.'.'.tee will mae a funfcer re- r ia On.gta tet.fy to ti-e.r li-er.t . j v- :keat cm T&trwfi.y. Eataraak
p,Mi wit V i nrlv tve eviJeavV fria frx-:i. !J ! ari E.r.4y
Th. idea trlvei . ,.e caU-.r.g cf a 1 atete. of tteir ef VODERN VAUDEVILLE
Pvi lteetir at aa early da, c: k-j.,- , r.acrf r--a r,. rTcr. W.arre ar.i F-c-ia)
n ir.en and B-.r.i:cturr to fras as rafrprtce i W-tter r-re. I tt te '"'''Jirj "Nture Greer, ar.i Wt;rr
Arrwiaucn which car. c"t :tJ jcix,r.t ; ,.-.T,r .J ie.x.!e re!d.EC ia ..s:e tlT- Adair a. fcar:y tt-S K:er Ga;.iiii aal
Bri Tie Jo'.ic.
tr. jk.iK'drt'tr
rstlCi: e. lie- We.
to new ii jcb u i c-.rr ja i.ir.t-z ,wtr t:tc
P! "-o-'- oer.lrr-.K. ot - " -,,. , 4-1 V. Twr,
wioner ty rtea rr.ee te earn fe Jrts Mr ") i
,t. lr Ortrcsl Fuff. tte b.a.r,. tr.ee ty-Kila treet 1 cTer tv k ay 1 11 I 1 f I HtA 1 tit
rl Lactase , ; - - - "
bav tb 4tr.jg is eeni :t,& jo.-.Ber.ta ' raJic'.ae cnlll an gttAfk
t.i tw j.tf.ea cf t.r ab: w gt ,K mYU r.;!rtl K cuct lUI I
taxes cut cw r-r P ' ' ii ,, , , , ... , T.. . Htt.HV aleCOlCil la
car.iKt b e. .a Oaatua c.r..: El-tSs ro3 i tvJ t-' 10 1 .r"R .K D l-i Tt Mi
tt. ta t.fer.r.g fre g-retui f. r mar.a- ' iee ilh .ti.e txcTat'J--S Jc-rture ; A c ;,4, -.i.rhB.k :r Tct
IkMfi Krfaer P.. were C'Tt-i. ."ft r .;.-"V 'L" , .
pr. a
facture. It 1 0014 a.iTi:r..r4 ci itat
.rt ay b dew o '.t. a.Ae tt :b r.ier.
al-.fc.vjtk rret-LXi be-" wonk rr,r i.aa
it n it. t S.:Ra A re..:-l..-j. i ta: ,;.g
r-vf.ard a'.-r !. l.e ty ib nar..
factre or in.:tte ar.d a rr-ui.j a ; h.m
6cvM b c-'je4 :a a b.-t Tiati Viwt
tfc r-a:t5oa tilI t? tj Omat.i
Bier. dreni rb '1 rarrj.t-T.
c ued
rrocftt V w-.r ele tti .
la at Ktki iru K.:e. ;-rzt
! lK.i t-ttwik. Tbe treat
r. erit f rat the ja'.a -jJ t:..
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ta rece'-e C-v.tr !: e-
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AUDITORIUM
Roller Rink
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