THE OMAIIA DAILY BITE: MONDAY. JDT 3,
! FAiRS AT SUL'IB OiAUA
Extrttrt IV.. r kill.
lT Cf CP.JOiUm W HCH SCHX4.
S HTi,-iI for the anl
rd
Bhr w wtnAowe cf B
week
Wtate 1
T i I.wkt 1... ..i" r-1-.e2r IB
' trorr F'k to b brr '.er for J.."'
( ,V:n 0-d Tor Tr e'vrea M U
I part of 'he cry. Telephone a. a !
r- a!i. hv t, t-r, visiting ai cn- itrfl tit CF SpKP.iS HI CAJXL
tr. Crty for w k, wiU mum tuday.
If. and Mrt K L. Kobmsoe cf Ontrn i -
City sre vwnl.Tg fr.ena la South UmU4 . A
and telievvc.
ft. Mettlr" chntr win f n-nlsr, the music j
i ttie tiarr-aiaumat servlc at the aud-
itoriurn tor.ight.
lrvi-tti.ti to ttie Alur-rd roept i-ri may
be otita!tia at tiie N'-vetty store. None
, Tsncrtr-iourtti r.mi.
J fcmii-l McIVrwell pft )iH-dtr Inr a
lajrt t'-ut of 1 r mom:' duration is Emrland.
J M - . . . . .
i r. JT t.lKOU 1111 e-nver 1 ' wrt-
fl' h B. 1L Christie that b bad indui-ed laureate ao-i - to th high school semc-re
a. ... ... . .. land ttiT tiirnAi 1L1 mu.:Tif
t Mra. E. A. eVhocne cf Cnv-i-mai.. O . 1
pai ing a nam to Kr. and Xr Fred Fere
ui.iie en rout u Seattle, ash.
tf Hat i
Tl CV-tait UWIr I
tmBouticratect ma.fi at tha
atiWilr.j tif tba fcoelb Omiiii cU- C-bm
JA XAI1UVS TKAYtLISC MAX
. rtu " fmrtiry Tt-fv
Bi I JIw (a Irai, Heart a
itrt His m arrfal i(k
Aa
! nar trj-lrif rrmnir?ir OslA that b
vooM nikjia raaf lh ;tst of oar iwrat-fl-ma.
K a tur man in r ama
H; oar t t.ie. l.ia Uram. anfl hM brarr.
aiifl li Frfrtthk frrptn V'-w
marrh hi tyjal-al Wulk H rcmmrj
hi rirwfmrTf arfl hia rf-lrTt tr-a.rfl
nrk tc a thraa In ll-r ta JoVa T.
Wallace: "! eny rir. a 4otr 1 va rrv
t!rrt.v, and ta iot fu!5Tf4 trm.il tl ta r-
Iie aa f Ii-atKalttr-It
ha tfwa Mtd thtt Taft a wmiilfy
1 ait "a the piarie of a fxlirr )n oor 3-a.l-lr.r
rtlh ur coinTua.) 6Tm6rwto. nr. aa
tSey ar officially termed, "the ifvt)-cfnt-u-fu
trrnr7T of the I'litiei ftatea- Kt
Taft haa hpoTTe oar fret fro-rlreTi Tt
i t rwnTile of the Ftiilljvftw'. Tariama and
Cvt Ua misht, tTiajefttT- prwrr and flt-
TALL STORY OF THE ARMY
Mia la Aaera a.rr Draa4l
frava i)w Ceaeral to
f
"It d!r.t)eajx;ia n.iiljt. conoera to !
it Is tautb Oiahi haa a akeroi a
iH'tJa.t S f icterort ia trruTpTianta.
r Jfr. CTirlatj t refuaeal ta 4i
Ce the mm of tt roeoern. Vat yea
ttma7 e inata that the Bra iraa TtCj
7eBa at lat II W W la the erertlon
ef a Bmrtm miTL Thla la artth rro
ialxaa that rTciper cftoecVo ajij Itv
3ciittiut tr be3fl ort The ornifBi
e)re that rortlcm of C atreet lring
""t ef the aJler Vetn-Ti T-ity-!irhiB
a Tnty-B!th wcatea for He t
TUi baa alreae? bewa 6rae the raje
f tba Pwera miTla and the Gate Citr
The WaahtBsrtwti txirra, o.uVnl tf t! New
Twk ZA-rmtitT fiiat rui 6rwn at aj) in-
Ti'aMcHiiA talk V i k - i , . i
... , ' " , . i rr.iTrt"ti of t.he t-tilt-fl fc.at.ea are Traon-
r;Vr:,'. ;r T. " " to , larc maa la a ar autt, of
. i round a.rd ahtrj(n4" oovtilerrire
alul 1dm '.mjiht kora TiiTii. arid
i came hrrme to he aerrelarx of -ar
vcnhput yrrviaaa eaoertenoe, an (5 1Uout
wnw, wroc wnu iia-iuew na T-e t :
atreirt vreaft of T mtr-Btntfc and the -a-ea 1 Scmth Omaha Itvire 2va
tiail of TentyHBirrt.h treL If tht 1 6f 'f l'Ji'id Worarnen,
a
and Pre-
i a-aie of a rreat. Jojrnf laoch. It ia the
To . .... - . . . . ,
ip ATtria raniti artd alma L.ieie Jflom- i rr n n k rmw Te riihiiut ltkv. vim . . j
ronjerj- .iici a aurrinwT a'tnttJ an.er , , . . " . ' I : tt.e nininpir talari aa r.a in irtara
June i: at U Haathorne ouiidinc. unoontK h.u y ta Juire him Irtartjajlr ,,jlTr aate ooartjvard ainoe Mr. Tmft
a tii hold an lrujnriaTit oiemnar WHlifar thja fweamd of a.nrlor. the em i we;ii'irtdmt
n : Tic lun & T.f TmhTnnu MnfA. ' . L -. . , . .
The lunrraJ of Eunwl -Sk iliuhn. Fnr- -v... u. .. . ' . ... v preoeafO to. our kiKtorr t ruia
ffunh aTif rirletti aveniia. oof-urTed jef-I . ' " ' . 1 atta-.-d a complK-ate4 .ia HiimentirTj- flif
Al Trarf unflnraTit another f vr t.ino at
x iortniTi'r hoari:ta.l Tnaar afinrnoon. It
it iparpa trial ii wm not urirf ii.t jaai i ,a h. rtTntTrttTm.
"k'hw Biatxhe Jrtmaoa. at the marr.p He r-t a3 of the om-tP
Or-ar of tbe aVniUi OmaJia pom ufV. hti j aanrortita. Ttie ru".k of tia traffic a.r.d
rrart4 tieir annraJ x a'.:autti uf fi.'Httu j lnteronurae la -arlth rultana. Itlrifa, emjier-
ora, fiaitoe. fi xtd'Tta, eolfiriial proerrBora.
and once he did tmaTjeaa 'aitb a por- A
Pfc. 4 Jnh. Jie 1a the aymarr of trar ta rreaJ- ; to tSf. ,rrJ-.ji-. and Jid
at ;6.-rt Rr.owTh i rahinet- Tr.ia la ha now- t WheB trcmWe a.roae
1 ! InaJ roettJon and title. Artuafir e la the . 1ht la tb. Phnrma, ne
coiioea1l la arraataA trie company
poaae.wa a plot if rroona tfif feet lor.f
aiid la feet artda. The loi.-Mt dirortioa
la eon and ovth. Ob thla tbry arni
rert a till a artlcfc arin eroj.lPT Irom
ttrtrtr f.rtr cnea.
The latter rewiua' ronrna.?ir. wlilrt haa
fceon etna.dj'!r 9la.rajrtnar Ita canarity for
a. -ea.r. baa new ttn ottllrc work al
Roat ooacleod and ther via anon be In
operation The new Vuilflinr ara con
Btrurte fuat tet of the ortinaJ nrue
tsra uaod Sor the rmrpoaa. It It thrf
torte .Melt B-nd arlU tram modal thla
trra-nck of t in6trm-ry for aerenj j-eara.
rkeetaat 1 fkely IMet.
Tba cbm of W.lliam Oiaatnat at the
Bcnrtls Omaha hoKrital la etlU fieaperate..
Jnat aa It aji.rf d th.t be 'area on the
joint of reeorerinaT fror" the Tlcioua
anas aouoi lnftkte ae-reral Oar -tTa by
Charles Bland, be tu taken -a-itk a ae
vera stiack of appendlcltla. for arbJch ax
orwratitm u performad Frliir after
tioon. It 4-u ItnooaKit'le to plant the nan
under a complete aneatbouc for tba
operatina and the e-book of tba eon
operation araa tberefore vnnauaHy aererc
It ta Quit probable tut be will not anr
vlre. It la bard ta aay under tba pres
ent eemdrUona. tborefora. should the man
tie. whether Blattd would ba ruilty of
tntirAer or not. It ia liaeJy that the
torbnlcalltv would Bare blm from capital
pvnielusent at all erenta,
HI ah fte-lMMtl eraalvatew.
FoliowlnB la a Jtat of the rrdoatea of the
Scut Omaha HigTh BrtifrfJ and what they
propoae ta do after rooedvltif their diplomaa:
ftna Amelia Anaeraon. oollnfre.
Kim Roar Butia. untTeraty.
i arie M K. Burrah. unoei'ided.
R.rl R. Ciark. clf-r
Jurri S. .! n, ooU-ira
A-jfcoe V. Ivia. oiep.
Catherine p. Liana, rn.nrjj acbooL
Marion Ienn. oollre
liarrT IjeTouni!. wrfveraity.
Eva iricKaon, uiuveiralty.
Howard Oraham. techntcal acbooL
Jeaate Irene Onliun, (KUiC'e.
' jiuB T. Oramiicfa. obntt:al acbooL
Sctnni Haas, cuITfcfe.
A.ltoe MarrareS Hoi brook, teaching.
aaw-Lb Howarfi. arroai cboaL
Kenhnr M lusrbran. --l)ere.
P.arl F. lnrhram. Crrtirhion jiharmmrT.
rumi Jr.ea. normal arrlaool.
Lmbar JoiaiiS(in,iola. . . . .
LLa Omit KfcUcn. -ilire.
Otii C. Kjfldoo. unH-eralt y.
V l.l m i. fcrut. oj.lli-jr.
Anna Jdaria Lane. C'll"Be.
ETfl)t Li-t. oolrtiffe..
AlSa Irwl MkbA. nturoratty.
M.Ikv. tiaclitns.
Olf B.. Maimer, aienoerrapber.
V-k.ry Jearett Kilaxon, normal achool.
I r!.a JBa) CTIrtrr. normal at-bool.
Oaoe Hum frerarn, nivera:ty.
Iilinora Inuiae Pruaa mnaic teacher.
Fr rta Arthur RenatroTn. vrreralty.
iLariraa KewaK-k, oollope
Anna . Hcber-iaon, nurmal ar.hooL
Ann Rowlvy. tui7M-ea riife..
Mary 1. Bnorry. twvrmal achool.
Annette at. Flwrrj-, iiorTiil acbpol.
Horace . Siaaan, unrvrrrity.
Jul:u SvelT-berj;. ooliertor.
Harold A. Van ruain, lor-hnioal arhooL
RalpB 'W'. Tan Ri-.t. iMrhnwal acbeoi.
Alr E Virtue norrniij ac hool.
Clarcmce R. 'VTtj. oojieire
ltty rryacn VTrlfbt. uulTeralty.
' VBt llskt af Caralawl
Tba laat sht of the South Omaha X4ay
carnrral la paaaed and r; will loh be ra
membared aa one of 'the noat delitrbtful
Uimb atf sport and pure unadulterated f us
1 A
will I
Ancierrt Or- ,
et lifiorn
Ail member are recueane4 ta t wancWlnf ambajawaor. be rltt atranrt
rlirm btii! atranre people, amoothrrr nut
---- - " ' - j TTll.fcK iTTiyn l
to tie fr.mcv yttuwTUix inm r-u oarn n kg
m entered and Borne article of irmall
went to Rome, talked with the pope, and
that oueation ee-aaed from verltm. The pra
TKwal be made waa n of rlmnle tnwlneea
Tl land were biarbt. o he l.aa rone to
ranama. and te Cu. and ta Porto Rico,
and eo be ha rerwme ta the PhUljnime
whoa trouble threatened.
Wavea Trmrefta.
TTben the order oomee to atart a-traTI
OLD
value taken.
Mra. Clarwuie WrFarlanfl -underwent an
operation at toe Houth Omaha borpital FtV
6ar aftemoTn. Bae i thvucht to l-e on the
road to rworery.
Tle poatape aalea frr Mar n Srmtb
Orr.aha amounted to fc.TS(j.iii. at csimj'ared
wliii f7.nit iaat j-ear In the aume mouth,
Tru i an lnoreaae of n.Ti.M.
KLra. Herma-n eKelnhurc and daufrhter.
Haiue. 111 leare Tuc-ftcF for fcioua City
to attMTid the we6dm vt riimt Hattie lry
fooa. a former Soutli Cmaha prt.
A. Oohn. who ha been for twa week In '
Te.a haa rrttrrned to 1:1 work In the I
poatoffioe. Feter t'ar-id. of trie die- I
trlbut'.i c-lerfc. 1 off on hw vacation.
Tbere will tie a doublf-header fbme of
baae btli tn Imffy park thie a'rernoon ;
Tt HiK'tor play with ttpyer a to-em audi
naria. ! . ... r-. ,!-, virlr thl-nk-
Mr Tirt'i chief aff-1 aa a prormt.k-r t : m oveiwmm. . .7
He the mW.tor and the -e , - th. y
l.utborlaed naer of the rm.t- t- , . -
r-ervone who knowa htm wen para ma i. ' -
car--B I1r everybody element at the
JLj inr. ta. One 4ir on a train flrw i bi. tram Rrmtlmea be make, the tra.n
taTbt ermeloTben of aouthwt Oeor- wall ntH be ba Oared b. k o-
an old 'Tracker" with wbora I bad under way. tbe rctarr
fallen b-s oor'rerfSeTon aald: "Cant rou - table and play, and play wtth Inflntte en.
Sfftl TZ, at tbe r-w and Mermen of the rme tmtH hi. deatln.tl
r-T a week or tws at trr bonae? TTe re i. reached; then t.e pocl oome ta him
now BtrBtrer btrt we're aa frl-nWy a j and talk, tell It tbeir trochlea Mr. Taft
ootk'" Tret a Tat nn- of the frVnCnent 'lirtena. When rrery baa had hie MT
human be'r.ir that ever lived. "Without I and tald b Btorr to the weary end. cornea
r.ef - .VVnr more mm rn " annma:- the decision, tsovn pi '
V.T.
n blm thetr frlifl tran a-ry miw i they bve oeea -
th. uthOmah, IndenaeniT man In pnVttr lire here c, rlalrru Taft 1. lJZT
Merchant. rKin-t think that Mr. Tn ran t pel anrrr. 1 rxn, In Cuba laat autumn tbe
Tbe ItjtiIot Twn1Vin took nlsrw f te ! . .v.-. IP -rfl.llce one-thne chief it trlana bttched B rreat achem
rebel
-We
wfO talk and talk. tbey aald, ontn Tan
reta tired and break tip the oohferenoea
Then we will nay that when thine were
iut on the eve of an amicable BfttlemeTrt,
near (J nreet. Bf' rafch. K ner month, Tnnt . mr lackod a aufficleTit the Tankee anefllator lout their patience
. . . . n-r Eiia i 111 . . .... ,
Ancent OrdT of Inrted Wort mra ternj,! i - ,b rinim, ranal. ran bear
laet nifbC It waa liaraciwriau hj 6n- , enrir.- " Tr' 1 ILriM-T' " Mir-nt-
oeooratione In the color of the senior and adequate teetlmony mmilf T.h onpm
Ljunior and 1-y fin rouaic and dancing. jT K efTert of tbe twrretary of wa-ra peie-
For Bale Sim lot on Thirty-ninth atreet !ttal Ire. No man with Secretary TaTt a hru
eve
temper.
coiuucea near Thtrtr-Harth and U atreeta.
"cur lota on W atreet, l-ta-n Thirty-Binh
and Thirtr -ninth atreeta P, C. Caldwell.
Hi PaCleaee arltli
and bruaquely and arroarantly hnpoaed the'r
atrfrnrth npon na." Thla delectable ttle
waa broiirM to Vr. Taft. He amil-d at It
"We"" aeAfl the old colonel.
rert ba tt aha of cjpeer rhactem.
but foe rrp and flewna ra rank I da not
be'leve arr one m the A-rr.rrcati aervlca
ever eeuaied Aunie"e Taaatn.
Trn w b"m ri Ft no and came to
1M count ry abet! be wa 14 year old HI
fw-Oy v-rre of the noh'llty. of the very
oliV. ir nee he f rrt Cotmt Taaain wa m
the trn rmaaV. An anceator In dire Tfne
waa ove-nor of the provinoe of loataiara
onfler Iui XV. and tt wa thr fart that
rrmT yonnr Taa!n come ta thi rountry.
It arave h'm a romartlc mterwat rn Amer
ica Tbe ftvfj war broke ort, and at TP
be wa carita'n In the Thlrty-frtb Indiana.
At n be waa colonej of the Berne retflment.
and Oewtal Thoma tba rock of Cbtoka
tnatura." called bt-m the breveat mn be bad
ever knoan. He waa three trmee ooen
menoed for km ai wry tn apociaJ order, wa
woanflHl rlne timea. and waa ta no many
batUea that I am afraid to try ta aay bow
many. Only a boy. mtnd pon.
"When tbe war wa over be wa r
ponted lieutenant of reeruler and hi
old volunteer rerlTnent r ve btn a rword
of honor.
Tow. -tt it a trtranr thtnf that thl dre
devfl ahotild be acbolar. but be waa In
deed. I lave often wondered whera he
fotrnd time to atufly. alnea be bearan aol
Ortnp at If. He waa a notable reoloariet
and almcipt tbe firat Anerlran to do any
thing with foreatry. He at u died mri ration,
waa an eapert ro aeweraca and an aotbor
rty on the Indiana. Kl work tn the line
mail him a " ooiretixmdmy member of
nearly all tbe European adettne aocete.
It brouarrit htm the thank of tbe lerlala
taae of Ca.!tfomta and Kevada and be
received offlc-lal teatimoniala from aevertl
Kt da cltiea.
"He wa atm a Fren'-bman. even If wa
6id catch htm youna;. "When the FVanoo
PrusKiaB war broke pot. over France be
went, rece'vinf on bl depart ure a rtft of
a rword from the at ale of Nevafla. He
fouprht throurb the whole war. became
major reneral of cavalry and won the
croa of errand oommander of the Lyearmn
of Honor. Inirtrn: ttie comma r be wae
aajenant reneral to General MecMabon,
afterward preaidert of Frattee.
"Ttren over bere tn America we learned
that be bad dtaprar-d from Frii-noe and
we wondered what had become of him,
Frerythirir had rone to pot there.
"Cmc day FreBident Orant wae mapaotmr
a fort, riltar about oaua!!y and lookm
at thtnr. PuSdenly be leaped off hi
home and ran up to a private aoldior. who
wa nnvirii a chain for a aurveyor. Tba
hjfcicaj
REAL WHISKEY
AND -THE BCST.-
BOTTLED IN BOND
i i
PURITY AGE STRENGTH
Look for ihm word RVE" in red on lctbL
DtrtUlsm DlMrllxxtonH
CTwOdford COa ZaJTA
n2f7. Croat. Co Ocsa&a
. 1 1 " ' ' s V Til m 1hp I-1C1KT TiatrTTIl VI . . v. i m . .
toau 'i .. - ik eiht mralrbt alonr tttJtu vrtriexmaa i.ini mi.n me aoiaiera nanaa
bore. In ronaequenc. they mi- Uiwm A( lori( M they chooae -almoat aeemed about to ermbraoe him.
man, from I-oeto-n, laaaa.. will anoafc at
Creiahtcn mul l: ute- Juite A Tlie Omaha i mm a rtb
nu puiiui - -1 f t i . mini : i-y ti li ir dtoit. lrw Vim in Ci rf i: and lay aiece i it-i . T w-; '1 .1.
aaaur.ed by tbe women a auxllary. are mak- lm, . ' . LrZT to oome bere and teTJ me thtnjr I w,J alt
t. ti:ualutir mnartilMi t w.m I portal CI Hi" ""ht. t . .
lt.c eiitnuBlafitlc preparauona to rvoeive 1 ' - -
Mm. t r - Mr. Tan aaia oor u?, ""1 ' :
preparations
- "1- HIC JUI . m. i - j
Jamea RHey. a ruoat at Kuairk'a loSr- in tmlk too much. People come rn bere to
mr riouee ai j weniy-eirntr. ana rt rtre-is. . c.vellt cit any burincaa ann
aa nenoualy m.lured la a firht which took , mawno naven i e ' nut
place amorui the lodrera Th. fifrht -'" -imca they are crank!;, but nearly
reorted at H 4i p. m. arid the police via- , alway I pet tatereated tn tbetrt. and the
ltfd tl place. It wa found newanary to ',h'na I know they have eaten up all
remove the injured man ta the fcouth nr M . mi
On.aba hoapltaL i flry. rVrm time there 1 a reaotlon.
A la rye crowci vistted the Botitfc Omeha.'Twc correTon dents met the aecretary one
Country club j eeteraay afternoon A pood 1 cay atriflirnr down tbe corridor of the War
"What! Aurtwte Taasin, oolonel of voi-
bear them. The more they talk the miteFrv mor or ropulara, major ponera
more clearly I pee tbe truth that It is tn- tn the army of Franoe. a private eoldier'
tended I ahall not Bee," j &r of Jumpinp. Taaain would
Even hi political opponents have not b- jbave b-en piven bi rank of major back
mp barah to aay about thle man. He la i apain. But thmpa went In their ropular
the aort that the aevta-eat critloa of Amer- orfler then. While probably some pood
was ptbllc men nave ooaireo aee in nr mm num. aome pooo ones
v-ti7Y.iau:nea. ino. in trie
match a pullod off betwoMi Ed Cahow
and t htria Scarr. the loweat actor leing
6k. Tnre araa a aptritei ball pame be
tween il Omaha Real Ewtate exchanp
and the club team. The wialttup team was
entertained at dinner.
WORE WESTERN ENTERPRISE
An iBftaraaet Cwaapanr ta Cwr All
BklBfl mt UMiaae Bel a a
Orejanlaeal Brrc
Edwin T. Fwc.be, apency aUrootor f the
New York Ufa Ineuranre oompary. for the
laat few pears, ba iraipnod bis position
and la promotlnp a Nebraska company ta
write the minor lines of Insurance, such aa
perBonal aeoident. boalth, liabHrtT. fifielrty.
eureay bonda plate plaas, ateana boner.
6ci.art.mcnt. hi face rod and his eyes blas
inp. "I am pomp home.." be aald, "Where
I can do some work. There ia toe much
-tnfl-Jarnmtop down bere ta autt me."
Frequently It happen that after Secre
tary Taft baa pot behmd rn hi work tie
cause of hi courtery to visitors, there will
I foUow two or three day when be will be
innocBe!hle to everyone. The outrr door
of hi public reception room and tbe Inner
office, where bia private secretary aits. wiB
b found closed and locked. His mcssem
pcr 1U diaaj.peAT. and The telephone op
erate in tbe War dVpartment says to aTI
wbe can; "Tbe ecretarj-'B line is boar. I
can't pet htm."
Jlr. Taft pets along so well with tbe P1I1
DLno, tba Spaniard and all the Latin -
offloe- He Is competent: he Itrcea Clean
thinp: be does not lack oourape; b la
thoroupblj- deimocratla
ECHCES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
Bllavat Baa Earl f K"a
Attend ara(oara Kntpbts
Tcsaplar Ciclawe.
rui
Tbe commtt tec ba In rbarpe tbe ar
ranperaentB for tbe Twmnnial conclave of
t rrans encairrwment. Knutbta Templar
', ! the Voited 8tai.ee ta be held at Sara
J topa. K. July if A, r buny wllU the
! work and maty of the detail are already
I perfected. Governor C&artee . H apnea of
: New Tork haa accepted aa Invitation t
I be prosent and will deliver the address
! of welooma on behalf OT th slate ot Near
' Tork. Word haa aiso been reoelved that
iRimt Hem. eari ol uston. a meti-her of
JUs whom be ha oome tba English nobility and moat eminent and
uoenor rrmno Tiiaivi w hit- jLvt.n.
also werem't
rromotlon-by-ac-iection buetneae the wtk
trouble turne vpon tbe ahllriy of tbe man
electlnp to make a pood selection.
"tGood c4d President Orant had Taaain
made a second lieutenant as soon as be
could pet a blank oommlaaion. But before
Taspin pot hipber than captain be died.
Toward tbe end of bis life he became a
pood deal of a recJuae. studying constantly
and adrV.ng to his scholastic reputation,"
Cliicapo Newa.
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CH3
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There svre three fast trains a day to St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth via the
C'Jt
E3-UISTII3 LE
leaving the Union Station, Omaha, at
7:50 A. M., 30 P. M. and 8:28 P. M.
4
The equipment includes parlor, cafe
and observation cars, dining cars and
Pullman Standard drawing-room
deeping cars,
8:28 P. 12. tola electric Ht!tJ Vzi::
Tho Best of Everything
For rates, tickets &4 foil ia
lorzn&tioa apply to
TICKET OFFICES
aaa, cia.
irro
NEGRO SLASHES MOTOR MAN
American people
burglar, automatic sprinkler, etc. There J contort tweause be is blessed with sen- t,T jjnpland. will be another 4 tbe
la said ta be an excellent opportunity for ! tlmat Tee Ciiliana, the y-uipmoa ana tne eurunputstied personapee preaeni.
a western company of thla nature, as J Panamanians have all found Lira " sjm
there Is no stack ccraijiany writing thla , pathetic" Mr. Taft Is proud to have fol
lowed in his father's footsteps In e facial
bra. The only picture en the walls cf the
private if la a large portrait of hi !
father, Alonze Taft, -a ho was secretary of
war from March to June. lfTS, In Orant a I
atm-nistration. Wbeo Mr. Taft waa bo-
Aaser-e-d aVecamae Ptre4 Car Mas
Ordered Blaa Tacalt ia.
Fraat PUrfcrs.
M. F. Eer.ney. a rootormas en tba Booth
Omtha line, recerrefl two ugly cots on the
left Jaw and neck from a knife or rasor
wielded by ta unidentified ngro about I
o'clock last nlpbt. Tbe affair happened
class of bustnes located west of Chicago.
Tbe premium coliecriotia of tba minor
line of insurance In the state of Nebraska
last rear exceeded Mlit'.Oiia aH of which went
ta foreign oorporarJona
Among othcra wbe have enbarrlbed for
stock ta the propose comtiasiy are:
licit or pen'.rral of the Vnited States, which
Rradv. T. C. Brne. K. A. Cudahy. John j oTLvt his lather held Jwier him, ne znaoe
M Iaupt.erty. W M Glass, Charle "W. n a practice to ait down every evening
JfiSe Kiraen,lC i
Tlioma B Mrrheraon. Fredertck A. Nash, (four or tve typewritten papea, piving a
H,D. Neely. W. A. Paxton, Charlea Prk- ! minute account cf ail that tad happened In
ena, Charie U. Su6eira John stlwl, N.-i- . ,. . -,t. v, sane
aia P I-T,rt k .-,. u n f.-i.i. n -i the office through the day. Thie be sent
la tbe bietory of tbe dty. Everyone was I ier T. Paae. Oerrrre N. Roberta 'c. E. to hia fattier, then aa old man retired from
Ppama ceorce w Plainer, Sien art White.
N. A. ftplest-erge- and R A. Benson.
free t da aa be liked, but there waa little
cvi6ance ef roughness on any side. Tbera
waa a Bule diaapsointmesa exnreased be
cause a conleui waa sold, ba tba osuy
cfed wa J.at the crowd did not grew
sa wild aa common. The shews were
largely patronised throughout the evening
and no. one' was . beard te complain that
be Aid cot get hi money a warth. Tbe at
tendance er.ust have ecrualfcd close ts 110
last cgfcl.
Tn bat-y shew turing the art-nooa at
tracted considerable attentirn. Tbe baby
f Fred rem. Milired Editb rem. a little
tot Just beginning to talk, was swarded
the first prise, which was a fine baby car
riage which has been displayed la the
An enterprise ba seldom been promoted
In Omaha ia which there has been Inter
ested a artronger body of rrjnreeentative
business men.
active life.
One evening last fan In Cn'-a, when all
I the correspondents, Cuban and American,
bad gone te Mr. Taft at tbe American lepa-
tion to learn the rcwutt of the day nepo
I tiatjon. there bajipened a alrr.ple little
I thing. unosnBcloualy done, that left a 4eep
ImpresBion, All cf the men crowded Into
! th atr.til room where Mr. Taft sat looking
t rimewe. tbe W liters I raatei City
Is reached wltbont change of rare only by
l the Grand Truck RaT)way ? rut era.
Time tables at.d a beautiful 4nsrripUve j out cf one of the long French window that
pamphlet w31 be mailed free on application ; wpent-d U.a-ards the aea. He looked tired
U Clou. W. Vaux, A. (i. P. sV T. A IS atid drawn. When tbe crowd ef writing
A6ama street. Chicaga.
aail-circle In front of hia desk, Mr. Taft
oommanfleri. bar erreneed for r-c-p-
tlon to br civen daring the eonclare aes
men bad arranp-C tbemscJve in a rough " '
: AMniWV.rcle m inmi ci nis QffUL jar. i an
'oa T arytbinp te trade advertise to th. reieerrtatr-e of a Boetan i Weea .f e "Werl.
It In tbe F: r xcbaixe column cf Tba 1 - f .v.. 1 c.i MnAi.M rm rr.n..fl at the
ile JOlloamg t.u-:nr oj m .,v .
that la likely to be carried cut will give "' "'Tr-
a faint iaa f what may he expected nnd Lot ven worth jrtreett. The negro and '
when all 1 completed and will show that white man were standing on the front '
?&&'ZWK. Pa-reway when!
Sunday. July church serri" at th , Kenncy ordered them to clear the Way. j
Methodist church in the afternoon: Fun , They obeyed th order and the negro soon
. -r- M-min mTx-r. riaion nnmmind I I
erH-a anerwards assaulted Kenney with a knife
Monday, reception to esrnm-ris aa or razor and at cmoe jumped off tbe car
tte arrive in Saratoga: 4nt.r evening 1 tnfl mde hia escape.
reception t ttie grand encamj ment by tt. .,,. ,,. , .
G-and oommandenr of Kew Tork ! AtloU,rT fotorman relieved Kenney, who
Tueaday. the great parade of B.W a wt-nt to his borne at 113 South Twenty-knight-,
Tuesday n'.gbt, women a reoep fourth street, where bis wounds were at-
tion ll ctarau'. ciub.
Wednesday, comjietlttve CriH for mag
rtfioent trophlee et tbe race track; Wednee
day night, presentation cf trophl art
campT toZZXi rJubTwedT,.; lioe are nuking a daent search
night, dmner for tbe women at Ren Riiey' for tbe negro.
Arroa bead at the lake. -
Thursday miptt. Tirt.rresave ball at th DrasfCy ef Paalartea . la Crest Clrtea.
tmieo maies, cnmu t. iiflm. wmj
and Cenve ntlun ball.
In adcWifw. to thie there win be many
other entertainment and event to keep
th sir knights and the women aorom
panvrng them busy, for there a; tie
trip to the lake, automobile ridea visits
to tn iiarae ana pi int.. ua u ifm u. j e.ntTety
Alrfor many c.ir:manderlea ani rrmnfl
tended to bj TT. Hershman. While bis
! ir.Jurtea are painful, they were not con
sidered sertoua Tle local and tbe South
e Want Ad page.
This Glaze is TVJwleso??2e
Protection
There is a glaze of fresh eggs
and pure granulated sugar on
Arbuckles' Ariosa Coffee that
does not improve its appearance,
but keeps its aroma and flavor
intact, and protects it from con
taminating odors and the dust
of the store.
ArbuckW Ariosa Coffee complies ii
all the requiremiU of the N&ttorial Pure
Food Law OfrcIl Guarantee No. 2041
iled al Washington sxd U pcre Coffee
Lleoded for economy, flaror and K1S,
No timnr coffee U oii loose by the pound,
or vxader any other name, or by any other
peraoxu or flrsoa,
You have our word for it, tliat
no one can duplicate it or sell
any coffee as good for anything
near the same price.
, tuner.
I coine ai-cund and art beaide fclm. "1 am
j tLtr.ou ttia-t thla young man should bear
fYeryuLlT.g, lie snia w njiituutm m
jmrtikJ.t "He write for the only pajjer
that n.y mitber fead. and I like her ta
know a hat Ira dtirg dewn here." Th-re
rr-eetrng of SeiTnoyr camp No. 'jr. Wednes
day evening. Fo) lowing the ritual work
of the evf-r'nf the camp a a enterta'.nfcd
,v timw.it Fulk.nr m a t.urn-ier of
', readlnp and impersonation. Hreater
Hevmour camp W.U roert on Thtrsday
vri:in ir i oe Rcit.rb'th buuling. Nine-j
! teenfb and Farcanj n recta
Cf the world s great citie Paris has th
piei.t'wt number iA inhabitants per acre.
For tit i,T.S' inhabitant an area of only
It. 27i acrea ia available, as ' hut each acre
ba 141 inhat'ttania
Berlin l altnost a thickly populated.
tusktti jce i jt cny ground mow almost
t.uilt cipi comprise cnir li.i
ac7r. and tn tl.i space I,Ua,(k people live,
or 1S1 to each acre.
Tli cond.ttcns are considerably better in
London, where tJ.at.fi people live In an
ar-a of 7.n70 a rrt. cr a.xty lo tbe acre.
Vienna ha oniy 1 l.Tts-nine inhabitants
per sere, ti-e city a-round ooa-;.nen lul
BC'i and ttie populatjon being 1 fTt.an.
Cif tii great citi Xi lor has the
stiia'i-st rat.- of populat t'm to the acre.
I: JT.'ClKti inViaVtasta have an area ef
4. acres l Hr the lairt city ter
ritor .ally in tSe world i. so that there are
c guteea p-.iyi la an acra Near Tork
Bun.
Omaha and Council D luff a
Straet Railway Campany
11 Seeii .Car
will start June 3rd, making two
trips daily (weekdays only) at 9:0O
a. m. and 2 p. m. from 18th and Far.
nam streets. Three hours pleasant
ride, with competent lecturer on
board pointing out and giving en
tertaining and instructive talk on
places of Interest..
Faro 50 Cents
BRIGHT ROAD S3
MIJQOTA LAKES
was aori.etUitji fine in th vnconsciciiietiea i
and siuiiHj-.-ty of the man's ejech and ai-
Uluue ol ind-
A IrliaiA la C asm.
services at It htll is Wcrknen Temple.
snerarraet Tr-te I. l,sC Straw.
. . . j Tl - last monopol'.ste strtw has fUlan
ReraJ elrtkcri.fHca. , " cp.r, the rnCurl came! back, and the
I'ai.i v camp No 1 wTi hold memorial inTf boat reel ocnekth n,e burden la
I tie last aitiw of d ss'.-l'-ing moriairii-.
Ti.e ba Lier r .;t trust iu tw n formed.
Tba Cuba adventurti. which Mr. Taft da- mnl m be carried out: t'irge and march ra'nst the comcrmou of the renuhi has
t-y the oH-oera. sonc. Vn KcsuTectitrti , ;t, ttcipteTic' ic ";-6;. O.. where aa or-
Vorc" c:,o:r irctirorial i-ioe. by th , gtrtaatuin waa i.il't perfected bnnpihg
camp; adfireaa. Oeorre A Msgry; ecwaj , ;n;o C4JV, ax-anciou rroi:p all :he eauernraut
trie. Belected. Mra M Wwrui Misses j macutacturen. at the reined Siateae. Tlre
are and to liar forty lndiviui.als
I Fourteenth tr.d T'c Are rtreeta this eveting.
1 twnr.ntrig prjmpuv ut fcrttijL. it: pr . it i a:.uouru-cd tliat
clarod caused bun more werry and trouUie
and ajiprehutsion tla any aurk be bad
or unusrtaken. resulted In hi receliliag
the ruutt striking cuark if ounbdenoe 11
l.ac been the jot of axy pzbiic man to have
bestvaed uin luxn is a iuLX tuna It la
roiijarli..ble that hi coailuct of aCairs
alrrtie pr.etT ar.fl G.a (!i; rec-.:-tri
s-Oecled V!i. Vte Sr.yder; cifwing
nfM nua so!.g by cnoir and inamiot.
"Amtra,"
tlxougbwut that Celicate sunea of atia'otia- .
turn should have neifcr received a atngit '
wwd tif arerae murjca frem the press or
from any nn in public life in the Vn'teu
citatea It a Latuially expected i.t
hea cuiijt naa canvtnad iast winler some
reoogtuliun would be takes of even'- is
Cul-
Wben ccngruaa bad adjourned in June aa
lndcpeiidnr t Cuban govemsiect wa la ck
iauicioe. and there a a ne tnaioatioa f any
troubia For auxLt anyone ia tbe rnlted ,r occaaicm a aeil aa eutkee j.iana lor
ateeeprlea te Ceaanaader Cretgnu
A rejTviin In honor cf Dcamnnient Cem
maiidtir Ttoma A. Cie-h and other da
artB.Tt iffi.t-i cf tlit Neb'-assa deuart
rnent. Cmi"! An: y cf the J-.-jubbc. a ill
b lld 7uriay ever-iig at l.angi.t ball.
Nxruenui anii Finiatn strtt-.a b
lual and Won n Kr-ef corpa
jnmmt representing som twenty-ftre
saoerkrsut plo.nl In Ohic. Michiaati.
noln. Wihvdi.Sin and Nrw Tork. hitvii; a
corrh-ne? T" of f M w tori of Bauer
kraut a j ear . . MiruiM.
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TICttTS irj
ttit Fsre.i 5.
A aaW , Case HmOm.
.a-
Bll Araatri
Pnoex'j lodge No !1 win conduct Ita reg
ular aemiiii ual election af c.ff.tier Tfcura
, day ever.:ng The e-iu-rtaln-em cou-imitte
i wa advised ta prLxe re?rhmem f r
o s auea. su.wruaiuy anu govern- . Ttltraiir evening I'ho.!X K5r got
xnant of Cuba war a firmly estaUiahed a througk aitk touum fcumnsas hurritJy and
those of the Called State. I Ckecembcr, tr en aome eift teen uif-.tcrt took a candi-
-hen cttigresB met arain, tbera a no dl? "ul t rorencie and bad b:m mitiatel
" ! sl Century lodge No. luu. under the auspico
Cubaa ivnmtiL Aa American fjovemor . cf Suooea lone Na. I of f.outfc Ott ha. ta
at In the palace. Amerlcaa troops were the preaeace cf Supreme Pres.drnt fai.rigl.t
Bcattored ever the ls.and te fttv order; ' l'2'rr?J S"-3? Onnueil ui Oci
'1 l,.e.
w riTiii. iiia wrr i. mitm crvni wis r" 'j v.
protect property.
Througbout tbe whale of last winter'
at aalcai oungreaa gave ne tndloatloa that tt
bad er r beard eg thee atriking and rn
po Plant event. Mr. Taft scbaoitted a
bwigtl.y and coauprebanaiv repeat ef what
be bad dona Ha outdid kimself la lb
frananeaa with which be related each step
that bad feeea takaa ia the swotiaUon,'
Mia erlfa aeeaa,
The eomradf (if Crenk prt Grand Army
cf the i.epuhiie. and nmter trt.ro othnr
fstA were guest of Crook Woman It-lef
crt 4 a aupfier given ta crtr baM at
Twetity-feurth and asms avrnu. th even
trg of May 11. Cevera er laid for IS.
Mueic wa rer.erfl by tbe Moma family
orchestra aid Mis Rath Coas. l and (ttvs
a aurailMe- of at. te riLktMtt
Koi al Aivanura dav m ii be cetnt.raiad by
all tt CHiUSli. mf mi !... ... ,
and attarbed an th lanara and eabje b j pen-al pwauc poasibiy wm be the feature
and President Bmaerelt bad exchanged, i ' ' .
- ui:uiu wn ia a.. Kniptit r tte
cabvw. will eouwtaia k sMai.aer and
rnas with a aatoaer at th Iranian
Broi(rk,uu4 bau. Hu X and, boaoa
Onal 4 edaeaoag eeiuig.
Congreas lecieieed the report and -filed tt.
TteoiacTuts and rcsn-bliran alia said.
-WeO na
Na me In TFaarlTigtoi rb ba bad a
tinea rapa n as Mr. TaXl at aura and
A good newspaper is the best adver
tisement of a city or state.
TLe Omaha Ew a paper wtkh irpfesrctt tha beet typa
cf tbe An erica d newspaper i a paper cf wbicb any wett
eriier irvT say, with pride, that it repreaaata tbe real Wett,
cot tbe Wait of dime novel fiction.
The Omaha Evening
A clean and reliable new. paper for the Ivoitml
Ic per copy
6c per week
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