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OMAHA. FRIDAY. APRIL 23. 1913. 11 ABSTHACT OP TITLE T" TtU Outrtintm and Abstract Bo. 17th St. Phone D. Mia. Jensen & MorrelL, M1-S State T. RMf. D. IM. RfcKD ABSTRACT CO. oldest abstract ' offlo in Ndirukt. to hmixJel Tin. RKAI, K8TATF ACHKAGK 2- Acres 3- Acres 4- Acres - 5-Acres in Richland Acres If you want forna of th bet level and gentlv rolling rlrh land, close to a paved lead and a good location, you should not overlook irrri In thla new addition. It la all In alfalfa and original prairie, only a short distance from Benson and ad joining Keystone Park on the northwest. Heme plecea have running water. An elegant place for an Investment or a fu ture home. Thla tract la only 8 blocks from the Jitney line. Thee acres will be told on our usual eaay term. Price, to $450 per acre. Hastings & Heyden 114 HARNEY ST. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET!?. Wheat One Cent nd Corn Half Cent Down in Price on the Local Market. About x Acres Did you over etop to think that we give you aa much ground In on of our Benecn Garden Acrea aa there la In eight city lota 40x)2 feet, and that at the price we are aelling Benaon Garden Acres ynu are onlv paying at the rate of about $100 a city lot, and the terms only a Jltt'.e over $1 a month on city lot terms, and that Benson Garden Acrea are only six blocks from car and school. . Benson GarcVn Acrea are the best to buy for a home or an investment. Be sure to call and get plat and price list. Our terms are $10 cash, $10 a month on an acre. HASTINGS HBYDBN, 114 Harney Kt. 3 Acres ' Kpvstnnp Park Owner writes us to sell thla cho'r $- acre piece, which Ilea high and jlrhtly, close to nice homes In. Keystone Park ad- . i I'll. wiiij n nv.i. yai.u i road and jitney auto Una. Price for quick ale, $1,250. HASTINGS aY IIKTDKN. 1R14 Harney St. One Acre 5-Room Modern Cottage One Block tq Car - One block off macadam road, good view; house finished in birch, maple and pine; chicken house and yard. Owner might -ci.nslder exchange or 8-room modern bungalow, close in. HASTINGS ft HEYDKN. 1614 Harney St. 5 Acres North of Country Club It you want to own- & acres that lay high: and sightly, practically all level, onlv a few blocks from paved road, you should be sure to have us show you this piece. Owner has made the price tight for quick sale. HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 114 Harney 8t OATS ALSO MAKE A SMALL DROP OMAHA, April t2. IMS. Wheat sold lc" lower, there being only three cars reported sold. Corn sold Ho lower, while oat were He to He lower. The receipts at Omaha were good, but tne demand waa only fair Bears in wheat have depended largely on the exportable surplus of the Argen tine Republic to lower values and help them In covering their short contracts at profits, but they have been greatly dis appointed, because of the prolonged wrt weather In the southern hemisphere and tne roneeouent loss in the matter ot quality. The beet authority at Buenos Ayres now places the exportable at.r. plus of wheat of Arrentina at only 80.- (10.000 bushels, with the quality greatly impairen. Around the top prices reached for corn there waa heavy selling by Commission houses and rash concerns, whieh knocked the edge off the market. There was some Improvement in the local Cash de mand? at well a In the export takings, the latter amounting to 115,000 bushels here out of IHO.000 bushels all told. Clearance of wheat and flour were equal to 1.341,000 bushels; corn. 8M.009 bushels: oata, 11,000 bushels. At Liverpool wheat closed firm; Hd higher; corn, strong, Hd higher. Prime wheat receipts were 674.0GO ousn els and shipments 1,920.000 bushels, against receipts of $i,000 bushels and shipment of 411.000 bushels last year. Primary corn receipts were 496,000 hush els, and shipment 891,000 bushels, against receipts of 414. "00 bushels and shipment of 787,0ti bushel last year. Primary oats receipts were 471,000 bush els and shipments 67.onO bushels, against receipts of 447,000 bushels and shipment of 924.000 bushel last year. CAROT RLECElPTS. ' " "Wheat. Corn. Oats. Chicago ............. I. Minneapolis estern froxen roasting chickens, lttwi) iWc; freh fowls. Iced. 14-fHTc. turkeys. frosen. lb .'lc. CHICAGO UftAI AND PROVISION Featarea f the Tradlag til Ctaelasj Price Board at Trade. CHICAGO, April. Si. larger export business than has been done for some time helped today to bolster the price of wheat. Arter much wavering the market closed nervou at wc off to He up, com pared with Inst night, torn finished a vhade to He lower, oata He down to a sixteenth advance, and provisions vary ing from ou'Vjc decline to a rise of SH-'rific. Wheat was stimulated riret py reports that stocks In Ureal Britain and on passage to that country had recently dropped lower than at any corresponding time In ten years, and that no matter how large the l'nited SIMh crop might be the wheat would all be wanted In Kurope. Generous rains In the drouth district east of the Mississippi, however, and unlooked-for assertions that soring secding had been 90 per rent completed in the- Dakota and Minnesota, atarted a wave of selling. Effects of the fresh European buying of wheat ihowed themselve In the last half of the session. The seaboard es timated that the day' sails In all po sitions aggregated more than J.o00.0fl0 bushels. Including purchase of new crop winter wheat. Corn manlftsted sagging tendency most of the time, despite the rallying power dlspleyed by wheat, and In the fact of bullish cable and a good cash demand. Increasing offers from the country formed a weight on the market. Plentiful moisture easer off oats. Rome export oall developed but not enough to bring enthusiastic reeponse. Shorts, covering steadied provisions. What little selling pressure there waa seemed to be inspired tyy lower price for hog. Quotation ranged as follows: ! OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET Cattle of All Kind, in Demand at Steady Prices Sheep and Lambs Fully Steady. HOGS BIG FIVE CENTS L0WEB 97 61 70 . 69 , tft , 97 . 44 1S6 reported today: No. 2 hard winter: 1 car. $1.64s: $1.64. No. S hard winter: 1 car, n 61 41 were Duluth Omaha Kansas City ., Ht. Louis Winnipeg These sale Wheat: t cars. 81.M; 1 car, II 63. No. S spring: 1 car. $l.f2. Corn: No. S white: 6 cars. 74c. no. 4 white: 1 car. TBe. No. 3 yellow. 1 car. .4c. No. 3 yellow: 2 ears, 73c; 7 cars, 73V. No. rS yellow 1 car. 72'jc. No. S mixed: I car. 73Hc; car. 73c; 1 car (near white), 72&C. No. 4 mixed: 1 car. 72c. tfample: 1 car (near white, fire burnt), c. Oats: No. S white; t ears. 64"4C. No. 4 white: 1 car, MHc. Sample: 1 car, R3c. Barley: No. J: 1 car, 74e. Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. S hard, S1.53Wl.M: No. S hard. $1.63-81 .MV. No. 4 hsrd. $l.6u1.5l; No. I spring. $152 1.52,: No. i spring, $1.R1H412; No.. durum, ILVftl.!!?; No. 3 durum, $1.641.5. Corn: No. 2 white.' 74W74K.e; No. white; 73'ViT74e: No. 4 white. 7.wi:73Hc; No. fi white, 72WTSc; No. white 72V-r73e: No. 2 vellow, 4iJT4,.ic; ivo. a yellow iiTS 7314c; No. 4 yellow, 73jT3iic: No. 6 yel low, 72'4i"2V4e: No. 6 yellow. 7272Hc; No. 2 mixed. 7W73Hc: No. S mfged. T2H"S 73c: No. 4 mixed. 72V!F7!Vc : No. S mixed. '"MQWW: No. 8 mixed, 723". Oats: Noi s white, S4HfU1ic; standard, 64'4t MHn No. 3 white. M'rfMHe; No. 4 white. M95e. Barley: Malting. 71Jr7c: No. 1 feed, &mk- Rye: No. 2, $L07H'ffl.0S; No. 3, $106Vl.O7. Corn aad Wktsl Reglaa Bnllettn. REAL ESTATE WfcST BXDB WEST FARNAM DISTRICT Thia is a brand new home, all modern; oak finished. Living room, dining room, den and kitchen on first floor: three good bedroom, four closets, tiled bath and sleeping porch on second floor. Store room In attic. , Full cemented basement. Furnace heat Pressed brick foundation.. Fine light fixture and window shade. Decorated throughout. East front lot with big shade tree, on paved street. Lo cated at 416 S. 42d Ht. AotuaJly worth $4,2f)0. Our price $3,750. $o00 cash, $30 monthly. For more Information phono Charles Horn, owner. Walnut 3219. Have a duplicate of the above at 2540 Laurel Ave. Price $3,8fiO. Same terms. Big- Sacrifice Modern ten-room residence on West Farnam hill. Owner leaving city, wants quick offer. Telephone Harney 1, or see HICKS, 420 State Bank Bldg. Field Club District Eltrht-room residence, strictly modern; four bedrooms,, hot water heat; shower bath: die tlnt-k to car; gerage. Built for a home ard a beauty. Might take some trade- Must be seen to be appre ciated. iJh')ne Harney 1101. KKAIi KSTATE IVVKSTMEXTa ' Investments f 2.SOO-HTORE AND COTTAGE;' frame store building with 6 rooms in rear, also barn or garage, with full lot on paved street, within one mile of l'ilh and Harney Bis. Entire property leased to one tenant at $30 per month, price i.'.wm tor quick ' sale. $2.S0O-THREK COTTAGES CIDSE IN; rent $33; east fronts, one-half block from car and can be handled on easy termx. This property is all clear ami in a barn a In. Lot ti.'ulju. J13,U WEST FAKNAM APARTMENTS; rent. $1.30. high class location, new and modern in every detail and can . be bUKht riKht; might connider a good lot, well located, a part pay ment. Thla Is an unusual opportu nity for a high-class investment. $!5,000-DOIOLAS ST.. NEAR 218T. 66x142 feet, frame improvements and in line for Immediate advancement. This Is priced right, but want an offer. liO.OOOKARNAM ST. EAST OF 2 TH ST., 3-story brick building, rent S3.W0 per year. This ia In excellent condition. We consider this one of the best close-in Investments on this street. Glover & Spain l$-a City Nat. p. 392. Central No. of Station. Stations Columbua ...h Louisville ...ZS Indianapolis .13 Chicago ?4 St. Louis ...2 Des Moines.. 24 Minneapolis .61 Kan. City ...34 Omaha .......17 Rains occurred Tern p. High. Low. M hi I .20 74 M IS .34 M S .SO ' U M S .0 74 5 11 , .40 70 ' 62 2 .10 78 4H 2 -0 7 M 4 .M 71 II S , V In all district of the corn and wheat region within the last twenty-four hour, and howery and un settled weather prevail over the region this morning. Fall of one Inch or more occurred aa follow: Martinton, III., 2:. North Platte, Neb., 1.58, and Battlneau, N. D., 1. 1 L. A. WELSH. Lojcat Forecaster, Weather Bureau. POITH OMAHA. Aarll 22, 1S1V Receipts were: Official Monday .... orric.ial J uewflm- ... Official Wednesday estimate Thursday Four davs' totals .ism, day last week. !ame X weeks sen Same I week g Same 4 weeks ago Cattle. Hogs. Sheep ... .' .$ 7 11.7t7 .. 6.0ft ),s; .. ,! 11.45.". .. S.&V) 10.000 1 7.So .mi ..30.TM i.rw .IS 915 .t,7M 17.473 Same daya last year...U,J08 rr K.S71 42,172 47,1S 4.13 an.! early hour In the forenoon. Aged iheen were qilnt.lr Meady. The features of the week have been very moderate receipts, accompanied with an advance of n.c on lambs and r on owes. Kir the week 1o data the receipts foot up i?.4 head, as compared w ith ..tij 1st I week and So.fTi year ago. There hsve been no yearlings or wethers to r.-eak of. A few clipped lambs have ihown up and these sold Inrcely at $.7iS. Two' ears of good Colorado Mexican lsmta sold late at $10. W. the highest price ever paid on this market. ' Quotations on shet p and lamb.: Itmbs, llKht. $10 kN10 7t: lambs, heavy. Iio iotf lO.fO; Ismhs. shorn. $ vear1lnc, light, $.j.a&; yearlings, heavy. $k ;r( 0o; wethers, good to choice. $s.o4j0; good to choice, $.0Ot(SO; ewes, , fair to " . - r. a . I1 ". II.--M. ViV ! Sir Colored, tativ sale: 4A.4.VI 40. V lamb 24 fed lambs X-T,s ; 22 fed ewes The following table show the re -elpt 7 fed ismhs or rattle, hogs and aneep at the South Omaha live, stork -narket Tor the year to data, as compared with last tear: 116. 1S14. Inc. Deo. Cattle .114. ri.J1 43.2'S Hga l.otr.tm s7 i:t.m 81'P K3J.3H3 KW.72S S4J The following table i-hnw the erage price for hogs at th (outh Omaha live stock market-tor the last few day, with comparisons: 11 fed lambs ,W Mexican lambs . 40ft Wyoming lamb 470 cull la m li A v. 7? '. si . e4 . 10 . 74 . M . 71 . Pr. io : 10 7K 00 25 io io 1 7.i 10 75 10 W io n Date. 1916. 1M4.;1(1S.!112.111.110.1SO. Article! Open. I High. I Ixw. I Cose. Yes AVhaatl May. July. Corn May. July. Oats j May. July. Pork July. Sept. Lard July. Sept Ribs July Pept 1 81 1 3M( 7 87 17 7 J 18 UHl 1V56 1 KH 78H , $04 I (ITS MHi I 18 17H 10 T74 10 S2H 70 4?H 10 10 SO 10 80 ) 10 MS t f 1 I4H T7V, 794 I i 17 97Hi 18 124 10 3 10 6241 10 So 10 774 I T74 804 18 10 I 18 60 I 10 40 t 2 1 1 084 1" 474 10 40 10 66 10 624 10 M4 10 80 I 10 774 New York General Market. NEW YORK, April 22-Sl'3 A R R w. nominal; centrifugal, 4.77c; molasses. 4c Ref Inod, steady. Future were steadier on covering and a little trade buying. Prints at noon were 1 to S point higher. BUTTER Steady: receipt , 4,009 tubs; creamery, extra. (92 acorel, 2S. 20c; creamery, (higher sooting), 294tf30c; firsts. 2K2Xic; eeconda, 24274c.- KOolSi-lrregular; receipts. 33,913 cases; fresh gathered extras, 2'fr2S4c; storage packed extra first. &tt'&c; firsts, SlSk'fT'H'ic: regular rackd extra' firMa. S2t!t2Hc: firsts. 21(8 22c; nearby hennery, wnitea, line to laney, M, nearny Hen nery, browns, 23tf23Hc CH ERSE Firm: receipts. 2.1SS boxes: tata whole milk fresh specials, UU9 lftc:, state, whole milk, average fancy, 154ll5Hc. POULTRY Live, firm: western chick ens. broilers, 4ofiW0c; western fowls, 1& 154c; turkey a, 12c. Dressed, steady; REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE ORTII SIDE 30TH-AND FORT Six room, oak finish, full basement, all modern, south front lot, paved street, good location, right on oar line; price, il.VM; cauli payment down, balance terra. C. G. CAItLBOG, 112 Brandels Theater BUlg. t-ROOM. modern house. 4 Mock to car, paved street. Sl.Mu. Wal. -lii. FIVF.-ROOM COTTAGE. MODEKM. Hot water heat, full cemented cellar, full attic, good porch for Ice box, beauti ful view, good neighborhood, all own their own homes: clje to school and churches. $i0 will give you poseesslon. bsliince like rent. 4'.17 J. 3th tit. Key next door north. C. M. EATON. 110S W. a W. Uldg. D. ISCt. Dwaaee. Importance of selection , An investment In real estate may be a monument to on man ucue or an other man' folly. Success lie in buying In the direction in which the city is growing and where the high class developments are taking place. , ' Now is the time to select a lot In i HAPPY HOLLOW Located north of Dodge St. and be tween S2d Kt. and Happy Hollow B4vd. HAPPY HOLLOW ha been developed to give the home owner as pertect and permanent sur roundings an possible, so that today It not only ha all of the convenience of the beat downtown sections, but the added advantage of beautiful view over park, boulevards, sunken garden and golf grounds. HAPPY HOLLOW j pricea are low and w will make term as easy as one-tenth ctsh and 1 per cent of purchase price, payable monthly, in order to axeim you In starting to own a home in till most desirable residential section. Plata and pricea will be mailed you upon application, and we will be glad to ahow you thia addition by automobile at any time that suit your convenience. Lin not delay, but make thla important selection now. George & Company Chicago Cash Price Wheat: No. 2 rod, O.W-V&l.&i: No. 2 hard, $1,004. Corn: Mo. 2 yellow, 74lJ79c; No. 4 white, 7S4774'. Oats: No. 3 white, 664jf7Hc; atandard, 67Hc. Kye. nominal. Barley, 7Hpvo. Seodi; Timothy, $4.rW&.60; clover, $8.00fp 32.fi'. Provisions: Pork, $17.60; lard, $9.74: rib. $9.S74HriO.OO. Bl'TTER Lower; cremery, 22e?7He. EOOS Lower; receipts, 28.170 cases; at mark, case Included, lS'Pl94e: ord'nary fiists, 18Hfil8Hc; firsts. WH-ffc POTATOES Receipt. 28 car; un changed. POl LTR T A live, lower; fowl. 154c; springs, 18o. ' OMAHA GENERAL. MARKET. BUTTER No. 1, I-lb. cartons, Sle: No. t. 60-lb. tub. 29c. CHEESE Imported Swiss, 82e; Amerl csn Swiss, 24c: block Swlna, 22c: twins, l4c; daisies, 174c; triplets, 174c; Young AnierUa, lbc; .blue label brick, l4e; 11m burger, 1-1.. 20c; 1-lb., 20c: New York xvhite, 19o; Imported French Roquefort, $0c. FISH Trout, 14c; large crapptes. 16c; halibut. He; channel catfish, 15c. herring, 8c; codfleh, 13c: mackerel. 16c; aalmon, 8c. SWEET POTATOES Kansas, $2.76 bbl. BEEF CUT8-Rlb: No. i. l4o; No. S, 15c; No. 3, 14o. Loin: No. 1. le; No. S. 18c; NO. 8, lc. Chuck: No. 1, 94o; No. S, S4c; No. 2, $4c. Rounds: No. 1, lzvtc: ro. 1, uc; no. , no. Platea: No.' 1, Sc; No. 2. 74c; No. 8, Via. POULTRY Broilers, 20c; spring chiok ens, 16c; hena, 14c: oocka, 84c; roosters, 64c. atags, 84c; ducks. 16c; feeae, I no; turkey, 13gl5c; pigeon, per do., tOv'. ducks, full feathered, 10c; geese, full feathered. Sc; squabs. No. L ll.6o1 No. 2, Wo. Fruit and vegetable price furnished by Qlllinskl Fruit company: FRUITS Oranges: Extra fancy Cali fornia navels, all sixes, 13 per box; extra fancy California navels, an sixes, pox lots or more, $2.90 per box; fancy Cali fornia navels, all aisea, $3.76 per box; fancy California navels, all sixes, S boa lot or more, $2.6 . per box. Lemon: Fancy Bunklst. 30u. 360. $4.60 per box: choice Red Ball. $3.60 per box. Grape fruit: 36a. $2; M. Z.a; 64. $2.60: sa. 2.76 per box.. Apple: Extra fancy white winter J-earmaines, xi.&u per box; extra ' fancy Oanos, $1.60 per box. bananas; $2 to $2.26 per bunch, io lb. Strawberries: Louisiana pints, $3.25 ease. VEGETABLES California new cab bage. 86 to 100 lb. crates, 340 per lb. Cel ery: $1. doi. Head lettuce: $1 do. Leaf lettuce, 40c do. Onions: Yellow, 2c lb.; Texas Bermuda, white, $2.26 per crate; Texas Bermuda, yellow, $2 'per crate. Artichoke, - S1.6U don. Kndlve. 36c dos, Brussel sprouts: 20c lb. Peppers: 60o per basket. Tomatoes: Fancy, $4.60 per crate; choice, $4 per crate. Radishes; 60a per do. Turnips; 60c do. Spinach: 60c dux. Parsley: 60c dos. Onion sets: Yellow and' red, $1.60 per bu white, $1.76 ' per bu. Potatoes: Red .River Ohios, $1 per bu.; Colorado Rurals, 76o per bu.; Minnesota whites, leo per bu. Mushrooms: 60o per box. MISCELLANEOUS Shelled popcorn, 4c lb Crackerjack, $3.50 esse: 4 case. $1,76. Lime: $1.75 basket. Checkers: $3.60 per caae; 4 case, 11.75. Peanut: Raw, lc lb.; raw, aack lot Jumbo, So lb.; roasted, 840 id. ; sailed, wi.uo can. cocoanuts, ti.M per sack; COo per do. Cider; $8.60 per keg. Nut: No. 1 California walnuts, lKc lb.; black walnuts, 124e lb : Braslls, 124o lb.; 60 ox. fig. $2 box. Sugar wal nut dales, $1.40 box; hallow! dates, i'c lb. Gilbert. 16c lb. tecans: 12feo ib. Al monds, 20c lb. 6841 S 47 St'W, 4L' S 1 S 47! - , 1 April I. April 7. April a April m April 11 April 12 April 131 APr II 14 April 16 April 1 April 1 April 18 April 1 April 201 7 414 April 81! April 211 7 S 7 074 T 184 7 7 83 s m as I 7 (5 S 21il0 IUI 84 S T' S 86' I fa f 12110 id S81 Tlttl Hi J 8 L 7 48, I 86,10 03' 8 94J 7 66! 5 a 79 m 1 90 S7 8 M 7 ' S6 7 7 8 7HI 1 7 I U,10 1SI 481 I v 47 S 8 SO: III H $ Kl I 97 S 6 9 Mi J 66 90 90 94 S 99 r 01 90 $8 84 96 I 0 7V 7 Vil I S 781 7 89 I 4 7 64 8 8 8 40 April 221 T gi4' $ 2il S 4 T 461 T6 7 M 9I 1 S 08' 7H uoi S 14 $ Ml 8 W; 8 PI 6 831 8 90i 93 6 S.'l I 9i1 9J 5 83 8 901 08 6 90l 9 0i 99 7 64' 7 64 CHICAGO 1,1 V R STOCK MARKET (atl Flra Megs Weak to Lower lhee Weak. CHICAGO, April 22. CATTLE - Re ceipts, 46,mOii head; market firm; natlv beef steei s, SS.l.'WfN.TO; western steer, $6.54ii.j0; cows and heifer, $3.0wfi50; calves, $.8o4r.oo. MtxtfS Receipts. 1S.000 head: msrket weak, MllOo lower; hulk of sales, $7 evft 70; light. $7.S.va7.;:.; mixed. S7.S4r;.t; heavy, $:.!miT.66; rough, S8.9o4f7.10; pig, S5.7MT7.0n. ' SHEEP' AND IAMBS Receipts, 18,000 head; mrrket weak; sheep, S7.60ffg.55; lambs, $8 Z.(10.SO. - NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET Tradinj Falls Away, Total Transac tions Being Far Short of Recent Arerage. LOW PRICES IN LAST HOUR AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Tony Mstzato Probably Fatally Stabbed by Father of Girl'ln rolved in Assault Charge. FOLLOWS HIS RELEASE IN COURT NEW TORK. Aoril 22 -Trsdlng In the stock market todav fell awy In marked msnner. total transactions tailing rar short of the recent delly average of l.fOO.- 000 or more shares. arloua theories and deduction were advanced In explanation nf the diminished and Irregular move ment, these ranging from Political to In dustrtsl and technical condition. As a matter of fact, to the dispassionate observer, events of the last few days. In cluding heavy foreign and domestic sell In, with an admixture of professional operation for the decline, seemed In make today's outcome matter of logical sequence. Ioweat price were scored In the last hour, when the list recovered from Its stupor of the mid -session with decline of I tf 2 point In numerous Im portant Sleeks. Price moved eontrarlly from the out set, standard stocks and the lower grade railway tending downward, while cop ra raovod to higher quotations. Pcal- In the metal shares were tne largest or any particular group, far exceeding tii.h M....in m.. .y-.ia on rm I WW in r' 11 e-n i 1 m n x tinni -1 a v.w as 1-7 Tony Mattato. Ita:an laborer, S8 year old, was perhaps fatally stabbed yester day afternoon at the Union Stock Yard by Peter Slgllann, hi uncle, following Mx9an'a discharge from the Smith Omaha police court on a charge of t. tempted assault upon Angelina Slgliano, the 9-year-old daughter of Peter Slg llann. Maxrato was hurried to the "outb, Omaha police 1a 11 and Inter lo the South Omaha hospital, where Dr. E. J. Shanahan found that the knife of the Irate father had renetrated the left pleural cavity of Msiiato. Slgliano was arrested hy the South Omaha polio, who ay that the Injured man he small chance of recovery. Mattato llvei with Slgliano until re cently rt the latter' home, Twenty eighth and G streets. A few day back Mstisto left the Slgliano residence. Sunday. Recetrta and disposition of live tock at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha. for the twenty-rour hour ending at O'clock yesterdav: RECEIPTS CARl.OTS. Cattle. Hogs. Hhcep. nil. !.. M. A St. P.... Misanurl Paciric 8 Union Pacific 24 C. at N. W.. cast... 14 C. V N. W.. west.. 40 C St. P., M. . O.. 17 C, B. aV Q., eaat... 1 H. ft VJ., west.. 37 C. H. I. A P., east. T C. R. I. 4 P.. west S HUnol Central 2 (Chi. Oreat Western S 8 I M 10 M 10 i 1 1 I lfll) 1 $33 1.107 1,641 2.077 1.87 3.0S7 622 1.718 1,367 1,191 Total receipt. ...159 DISPOSITION HEAD. . Cattle. Hogs. Sheep Morn ft Co sss Swift & Co ...1.144 Cudahy Packing Co.... si Armour Ar co Schwartx Co J.., J. VV. Murphy. ... Lincoln Packing Co.... S. Omaha Pack. Co.... Morrell W. B. Vanssnt Co Benton, Vansant ft L.. Hill ft Son F. B. Lewi Huston ft Co J. B. Root A Co J. H. Bulla Rosenstock Bros.. MoCreary ft Kellogg... Werthclmer ft. Degen... H. F. Hamilton Sullivan Bros 4 Rothschild Mo. ft Kap.-Cal. Co.... Christie Higgln Huffman Roth Baker, Jones ft Smith. Tanner Bros John Harvey Francl CI I no Other buyer Totals.! 18 1$ 4 117 66 91 104 I 26 37 4 20 24 ' 4t' 18 12 42 2S 8 11 .1 8 , 11 144 17 26 2 .4.3a 9.191 40 4Ti?l CATTLE For a Thursday there wa a very decent run 1 of- cattle, 168 cars-being reported In Thla bring thetotal up to 2u,eV bead for the four day this week, the largest of any recent week and larger than a year ago by over 2.000 head. In spite of the liberal receipt the mar ket we In very satisfactory condition this morning. Good light beeve were In good demand at price that were fully steady and posalbly a little stronger. Heavy cat tle were a. so steady, but they were a usual of late a little slow. Cow and heirer meved in aooui nm same notches as yesterday; there being no quotable change In either direction. Btorker and feodera were In very mod erate supply and just strong a they have been every day thla week. ' . Quotation on cattle: Good to choice cornfed beeve, $8.(iOrn8.60; fair to good eornfed beeve. 87.SiW3.00; common to fair comfed beeves, $7.004'7.0; good to choice heifers. S6.7WT800; good to choice cow. 4 M7 1ft- fele to KOOd COWS. $5.60111). WIJ common to fair cows. $3.7Mf6.60i : good to choice tocKer ana leeaer.. 91 .1. nlA .A, w.r snd feeders.r7.604c8.U0 common to fair atockers and feeders, W 00 ft-7.10; tock heifer. $Y7&tr7 .36: stock cows IS. HI Iff. IB : STOCK CS.1VKS. talves. r.0010.00; fat bulls, stag, etc., $4.76.S0; tock bull. .2ffi8.60. Representative saies. Phone 1). KUi. 902 City Nat l Bk. Bldg. Dundee Make an' Offer Must Be Sold corner with practically new Beautiful 7-roon up-io-tue-mlnute home, wuarter- snwed oaK. artistic lighting fixture. Fireplace, tftfeplng porch. Don t buy until you have talked with us about this. Armstrong-Walsh Co. KTATK BANK BLDG. 1 TYLKR16W. leaned Hlafta. , IN Council Bluffs All modem home. Practically new. Nine room. Beauti ful location. Garage with cement driveway- Fruit trres and garden space; 14 block from Broadway. Conveniently located close to schools aad churches. Mrs. Anna Bender, 144 Park Ave. TL I22. - o . REAL ESTATF 8Q11H SIDE -RKDUCTION 6-room cottage, modern, east front lot. paved street, splendid locatka, lust one Nok north of Field rtuh, on 3?th Ave.; good neighborhood. Quick kale, $?,WC. C. (J. UAULBEIM1, Zi2 J'randels Theater Bldg. HEAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS, STRICTLY MODEKN WELL BUILT HOMES IN BENSON Come out any time this evening after C 20 or phone for auio. Take Benson car, fet off at (1st St.; come south V block to 2ut. .Phone Benson 122. 1 W. 8. TKLLLINGER -0 Te; We; Kansas City Orals ssd previsions. KA.VHAS CITYr April' 22. WHE3AT No. 2 hard. $1 6416.SV,; No. 2 red. $1 63 1.64; May, $1.62; July, l.4LiTJ.; Sep tember, $l.ltiVul.HV CORN No. 2 mixed, T7c; No. I white, 77Wj; No. i yellow. 77c: No. S. -i7c: Mav. 764c: Juiy, ?cc; September, 774c, OATS No. 1 white, tttUv'ic; No. 1 ! mixen, s i'nv4c. BL'TTER Creamery. 29c; first.' seconds, 2fic; packing, 7c. LJtjS r Irsts, ITHc; seconds. I7c. POULTRY Hens, 14c; rooster. turkey, 16c. Minneapolis tlrsls Market. 'Minneapolis. April a wheat May, Sl.oo; July, $1.61S1.61'4! No. 1 hard, $l.ol': No. 1 northern, $L67jl.l; No. 2 porthsiw. $1.6261.66. FLOUR Unchanged. BA RLKY t6673c. .RYE 1.10'1.U. BRAN $22.60. corn-no. s yellow. 7rr'4'g'73Vc. OATH-No. S white, 5ft6oVc. FLAX-41.92W&L94I. Llverpo! Grata Market. LIVERPOOU April 22. WH EAT Spot. No. 2 Manitoba, 13s 10di No. S, 13s 8d: No. 2 hard winter, 13a 6d: No. t red winter. 12m 4M. CORN Spot, American mixed, new. 8 3d; American mixed, old, 8 Hd; La Plata. mixed. 8a lWd. I Ht. Loala i.nlm Market. ST. LOUIS. April 22-WHBAT-No. 2 red. Sl.MHUl.B; No. 2 hard, $1.58Vol 0; May. II. W; July. $1.2M. CORN No. t nc: No. 2 white. 78'Afli 7c; May, 77Hc; July. 79'Oe. uato jso. i, hc; no. i white, 67ic. Celtee Market. NEW YORK. April 22.-COFFb;B Th market for future showed Increasing ac. tlvity toaHy and aftor opening j.t a de cline Of 1 point on May, but generally unchanged to 6 points his her. price. miAA some 4il0 points above last night' clos ing figures. There was scattering ligua dation ef the peer months, but it wa weli taken at the existing difference against sale of later deliveries while report of large warehouse deliveries, with prediction, of an Ir.creaaln gtrade demand, appeared to Inspire soma de mand front Wall street source. The market closed a (hade off from the beat, but last prices still showed net galna of from 1 to 7 points, dales, including ex changes, 1U.760 bags. April, S.1V; May, 8.14c; June, (.26c; July, 7.22c; August. 7 4c; September, 7.4-.-; October, 7.6fcc; November, 7. Sic; Ixctmlwr, 7.tf7i ; Janu ary. 7 73c; February, 7.6c; Match. I.leic. hpot, ateady: Rlu. No. 7. 7c; . Santos, No. 4, 10c. Cost and freight offers were generally a shade higher on Rio grade and unchanged on santoa No. I. .. ... 4... 17...' ... 11.,. II. :. 14... K. !... 14.... It... 21.... It.. Av. Pr. :::::??! ?2 747 I 40 1 7 M tin 7 it t II... Ml 1 U - U... BTfcriKS ANn HE1FEB" At. Pr. ......12112 T 78 1W t ia4 KM 14?0 1M I M IWl I U St. Low la Live Stork Market. ST. IXH'IP. April 25. -CATTIJ5-R- rerelpts. hesd; market higher; native neer aeers, i.miwi; yearlings steera and heifer. $ OtWi.00; cows, t007.26; stockers and feedera 8.Oiff7. r; southern steer. 16.2.V7.76; cows and heifer, 4,00tfP 1): native celveaf SOOfiH.'in. HOCS Rei-elpts, 8. OHO head: mkrket steady: riles and llrhts. tAODti7.8A: mixed and butchers, S7.S6fi7.ai; good heavy, $7.80 07.7(1. SHEEP AND LAMPS-Recelntt". J.OoO head; market higher; ewe. $.VM(i 2V lambs, in HO 10,76 ; sheared lamht. $17M1 9 10; yarllniv $S.60ifi9.oO; heare.l year ling. $7.atr!.75. Kansas City Live Stork Market. KANSAS CITT, April. 22 CATTLF Receipts, 1.400 head: market steadv; prim fed etners, $a.imrt8.K; dressed beef steers, $7.S54'i.0O; western ateere. $V76ii8.2ri; stock ers and feeders. $0 6008.60; bull. S6.2M9 C60: onlves, $fi OtKt&.M. HO(S Receipts. t.OOO head: market lower: bulk of sales, 87 KW.IO; heavy, t7.8.'iti7.48: packer and butcher. $7.40t 7.60; llcht. r tMl W; Pl. .767.6. KHKKF AND LAMBS Receipt. 8.700 head: market higher; Ismbs, t n.vel-10 o; yearlings, $7.rAJG.60; Wether, $7.eVQ.76; ewes, $A.76QR.o0, glonx f'lly Live Siaok Market. SIOUX C1TT, la . April 82,-CATTLF.-Recelpts. 1,100 head; market steady: na tive steers. $7.1nflfc.0O; butcher". $6.20. 4: cow and heifers, $4 407.M: canners. $3.10 W.7: stockera and feeders, $7.10fK 60; calves, I7.00li9.00; bulla, stags, etc, 6Xfi .?:. HOOS Receipt, S.ono head: market M loo lower; heavy. 87.267.)i0; mixed, 87 SMC 7.26: light, $7.167.30; bulk of aale. 1.U 7.27 S1IBEP AND LAMBS Receipts 800 head; market ateady; lamb, $S.W)(10.&. I , St. Joaepk Live Block Market. 1 PT. JOSEPH. April 22. CA TTLE Re ceipt, 1,900 kead; market strong; steers, J7.0cflS.60; row and heifers, $4.00jS.26; nc Ives M.00fi8.00. HOUR Rede iDt. 4.800 head: market lower: too. $8.45: bulk of sale. $7.S6II7.46. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.000 head; market higher; lamb, $10. 000 JO. so. 1 i' i New York Moner Market. NF3W YORK. April 22. MERCANTILE PAPER 3Vj31 per cent. fcTHRLlNCI EXCHANQE Fasy: iaty- Jay bills. 14.78; for cable, M.796; for d mina. ev.iaon. SILVER Br, 60rc: Mexican dollar. 36"4c BONDS Government . tedyj railroad firm. ' - TIME I.OAN8 Easy; sixty and ninety da. lSfl per rent; six months, I per cent. CALL MONtCT-Steady; high, 2 per cent: low, l per cent; ruling rate, 1 per cent; last loan, 8 per cent; closing bid lk per cent: offered at 2 per cent. Closing quotation on bond today were follows: V. S. rf. reg.... MtiMo. Pss. ev. (s 44 H 60 coupon Mtt'N. T. (7 g. SUjt... ws V. . , reg 1niH, Y. Cltr 4.. to coupon ........i'mn. y . sot 4H m V. . 4. rg.. 1SN. Y-, N. H. ft H. 4o eeupon v, M Pnnama X wpaa..lomNe. Pactfls Am. Jjmtltsni s....lo;.4 o A. T. 4 T. cv. 4'4.ldl0. fl. L rf. 4. Armour Co. i'i'-. 114 Pa. T. ft T. 6. Atrhison sen. 4 4U,rm. OS. 4 ml. Ohio 41.... net eos. 4W.... ChM. Ohio 4 14tHuls an. 4. c. b. w j 4.... mh. u a a. p. r. C M ft o P g 4HS..I01S4HO. rso cv. 4 do sr. 6 US do ref. 4a C a g. r.l. 4Si... MS4 it tr. la. D ft R. O. ref. Is. 47Ho. Lllwr $..... F.rla gen- union rscitin 4a.,, H)s. eiorlrle tl.,.10t4 ov. 4a Ol. No. 1st 4 ... M r. S. Rubber (a.., Ill Can. rot. 4a.... nV. ft. Rtsat 6a K C. Ha. rat. la.... 91 Wahaak lat 6a. L a N. ual. 4a.... WVteat. In ion 41. M K. 4 T. lat 4a., II Waat. glee, ct, Bl(. Steel. Readlna and the Pacific. Th minor railway were galn under he cloud arising from the Rock Island receivership. Missouri Paciric and Mia sruii. Kanaaa ft Twxt denoting especial weakness, probably a a result of their approaching financial reorganisation, To bacco issue and a score of seennnary industrial and equipment stocks made more or less substantial advances. ome of which were retained at the close. Investment condition offered more en couragement than wa found In the stock msrket. The new Issue of New Hven notes rose to slight premium over the subscription price and a further gain wa shown by the New York Central deben ture. ' Increased weakness in almost en foreign exchange remittances gave rise to reports of the placing of more Eu ropean credits here. Apart from a slight accession of gold and a decided Increase in public deposits the Hank ot r.neiana statement was devoid of especial features. Total sale of stock amounted to 702,01 share. A moderate rally In Rock Island Issue nd strength In copper convertible 1m- Prted flrmnes to th bond list. Total sale, par value. $6,136,000. United State bonds were unchanged on fall. Number of salea and leading OUOtttlon on stock were a follow: . HI ah. ut. does. 1 an 1 w I m 7M 1 ... .111 7 M .llM 7 li , U t 40 .im 1 n ,Kn im . 1J0 I M . 149 I 60 1 U I HEIFERS. ,7l ' 4 18 I , 6 40 1 .740 4 t . 777 I (a CALVKS. 644 t. II m to 1 44 IN 8 lie 7 M 7 1044 T T . UTOCe-Eitc AND FEEDERS ".! IS J 110 a as ss aM IN t I'.'.'.'.'...'... aoO 1 SO It I0 7 00 I -7M .1 44 11 7 40 1 1U 7 HOOR-Itecelpts were only fair again this morning, ubout 180 car or lu.Oi head showing up. The four days total amounts to 37.9W, being about 4wi short of U-t week, but 4,000 heavier than for the same days last year. Trade was In much the m shape yesUrday o far a th packer were concerned, and their early offers were all of 10c below Wednesday pricea' heller were asking eteady price and nothing old until a lto. hour In th forenoon. Shipping ordor wer mor liberal than they wer yeaterdaly anrf the outelder bought freely at flgurea that were no more thun a nickel lower early, but be came 6f10 lower. The general trade In hipping grades -wa a big nickel off, m(.t of tne sales being made at $7.SCi; 7.36, with a sprinkling as high $7.40. A ww the case Wednesday it was al most midday before anything wa done, but in the end packer offered to split th decline, and while this proposition did not mral with immediate favor, tne ouia 01 the packer purchases wa finally mad at a nickel lower pricea. After thing once atarted moving H did not take long to make a pretty fair sort 01 a ciesranne. The aeneral market wa all of 60 lower. owing to the weakness In the later ship ping trade, .Most 01 tne pacser sola at $7.?.J7 27Vi, with an occasional load of very good stuff at $7.$v, and th bulk of all the sales landed at $7 2nt7.36. against $7.$rV(r7.40 yesterday. Today top reached $7.40. a nickel below yesterday snd a dime under the high spot reached Tuesday Representative sale: 1114 .. aa .. 90S .. 7 .. n ..I04U ... 94 as as ..10lti ... HS . .l"o ,.1' ..1011 .,va U 94 Local atooka aad Boade. Quotation! Mralah( by Buna Brlnkar ft 0a, 44t UffllM piumi SHtne cpmiivibs. wnanai HTCX KS BI4. Aalrae. rily Truit M 0 ruara a "a f (414 Fairmont Crasraery 7a wA N 100 ysirmoni v. rt-y ia Jl.rald BUS. C. f4... ,. lot Lincoln Tal. ft Tal.i C..-i 0 .. IJva Btecx nil. dui 00. irraans.,,, 110 ... alalia Plow afa - 4t. mas Tal. Tal.. In Oirasa CV. Blurts Vt. Rr, t.. 71 Omaha Co. BU Rr A TlrWl 014 M tK' Tara ia. 01 , om. unni tpalka OralB pM Ip4lka Oral Com.. j...... Vnlon Stooli Tarda, Omaha bo S tie CalsiBbul. Nab. El. . 14 l-on Uaa Elaf. la. iTI INebl ... g Paao o. T.. CM. la, lM., Ulncoln Tra.-. 6a, I-."-" Uncoln. Nab. rf. ! .1999 Omaha "ae.r 4ia, nl Omaha Imp. 4Ha. 1117. Omaha W'aiar Hs, 1MI....... lsi Omaha ft t e Bl" "r. la. IM , P., Oaa ft Else as. ft tat la. ll 17 Butte of Id. ha 4W 11 11 T S.lft 4 4. aa. iH o t WW W 19M... M lb M M 91 M set 14 11 MH4j 77 r 231 10 I at 11114, aa 101 let l"4 10IH 1M4 -Jol. PIC. Ha. 4. Vlcklia Vsloa (tli. Tea. la 41,4o 4S , 9e 14,000 400 "0 1 O0 oe4j 71 47 II 111 I0W it?a 11. in II. an . H I I04S 1H l.Toe ii V H !.' lies I. On 41'4i I, Inft 4tv, na Itvi I io H4 I.Oot imv, II W) 471 KM 214, "'si li" iw M4i I.4O0 o 1M 1.7( IHH Alaeka Val Amalamata4 Copper ... A war I can tux gvwr... Aaatloaa can ARMiran n ft. It Amarlmn V. R. pro... Am. eMtar Hannins Amerlrsn Tal. ft Tal marir-aa Tohaeee Ananenda Mlnla Ainiaes Paltlirar Ohio Braeklra Rapid Tr rallfcrni Peiralaiim .... Canamts Paoltle Cantral basin, Oaaanaaka m CMilo rwieasn Oeaat wealara.. (hkaae. M. ft aX. P f hlrato N. W ChiiHt Copper v Coloralo Pual a lr.... enr A His ortnrta,... Iianrar A JV ft. pN plailllara' aaaurltlia .... PYle A.... Oanaral ataettie nraat Northern pM Oraal Na. Or etta Oufrenhalm Rtplaratlea. Illii.ola ('antral laterbomiiih Met. ptd... Innplrsllos IVippee letareatlorml Hsrvaatar . Ksnaaa rur Haul hat a... Lahlgh Valley 1OolkrlU a Naahvllla... Mealraa fatrpisusx Miami Copper Mlaaeurl, K. ft T Mlaaourl Paoltle National Blaralt , National Laa .......... Nevada Copper Naw York ( antral ... r. .. N. T., N. M. A II.,.,,. Norfolk ft Waal art Northern Paolfto PaHllo Mall i Parille Tal. A Tal PennarWtnla Pullmaa Pa lac Car Rar Ca. Capear., Haadlaf ,. Repnbltc Iroe A Steal. ,. Rock latana t wo Rock lalan Co. pf I. COO rn.., i.:r. 1XW IO0 l.PM ll. , H.100 1 "i.'ioo 11. aw lot Itooo . 1.800 , 14.900 . I.Pnil , 1 11" . 11.400 ', 'SIM 4.100 I.ino ,0 IH U'i its 10KV4 14 1M 'ir HI 'iii,' Hit 91 " 77 47 T4 l no in 144 87 H 1N T'H 9IS II l-w . 4s lie i,H i's' s lv, IUI T4 liav i:is 14 7S jms 7S US 17S 14S : HH isnlj 4S It I I4S ft 1 111 17 U 174 IS 114 ton if 1.74 110 tS to 104 t u M 1t US I . . . , w II 0 1S 104 11 1,400 lit 11 14.00 90.pr0 t.40 Bt. L A . y 14 pf1 souvnora rariTia ,.,. 8ouihrn ftatlvay Tansaaaa Copper Texae Company 1 plea Parllit . . t'nlon Paxlfla pfd ITnltad ktatea Steal... If. g. Rlaal r ,. t'tak Cbnpof ,, Wahaih pfd Waaler I'nlos W'atlnhouaa Rlertrle MuBiaoa Pnirar Total Bale tar th Aap. 11.400 . IWl , 47. m tot . I1.0 too , l.ao l.tm IMW 0S , w , IS r. 14' ixis n4 6S ion 71 M M MS S IMS lS '.'. at 17 M ; .. . Ill sn ' 87 IMS . ws IS IIS l.0 aharaajk HIS 104 M ' 141 mis S n 14S III 4 It n 15 M lios MS IMS MS 5 81i II I4S 1 lat " 17 1 :3 s IS II Na. 71... 40.. .. it . .. A 8b. ,. JM ... .. 1H ,..22 ,..1M ...0 ...SU 140 I IIS T ls T H r 1 1114 7 1 a. A. Ik. Pr. tT 10 t M at 4 ... 7tls 4 MO t 7 it 41 I I . . 7 ti n i l ?s t 11 M 7 Hs 71 Ut ... 7 10 71 ill Mia PIOS. SS. US ... II nlik-fc-f hteady pricea were paid for A light rua of lamL this morning. The re ceipt were practically all lambs, amount ing to some t.UA head, being only half the aupply ot a wk go and aoi hesd nort f the rormaponilliig day a year ago. The. quality waa much like what it ha been all th week to date, with the bulk of good lambs tupping at $10 76. Home less deslrshle lamb moved t $ 10. 2f& '... While the market ws a little slow In opening trade J artlve when one under way and everything vtaa tie red at an l.ondoa Blork Market. IXJNDON, April iB. American secur ities opened Irregular. I'nloa Pacific, l'nited States 8teel and Canadian Paclflo were the most active shares. A sagging tendency developed In the afternoon and the market closed easy. fULVKR Bsr. t3-l If d per Ounce. MONKY lHtfl'A Pr cent DISCOUNT R ATL Hhort bill. t per cent, three month' bills, 3 16-18 per cent. Metal Market. NEW YORK, April 22. M ETAL8 Tead, eaay. at $4 LVdt la; Ixindon. 20 17s d. Bpelter, spot steady, at $12 bid; London, 61. Tin. easy, at $40.0u&'43.4jO. Copper, firm; electrolytic, $18; casting, $17 1f 17 7. Iron, quint and unchanged. At Ixndon: Hpot copper. 77 10: fu. tures, 71 6s. Hpot tin. 163 r; future, 1M. Antimony. K7W8. - Dry llaad Market.- KVTW YORK. April S2.-DRY OOOI- Cotton goods and yarn wre firm. Th (Srpet auction proceeaea witnout a oe cllne In the Internet and price wer higher than on any day of th week. Raw silk wa saaaler. Knit good were In toelter demand. Evaporated Apple and Dried Fralta NKW YORK. April KVAPORATED APPIER Dull snd nominal. ' liKIKD FRUITS Prunes, easy. Apri cots and peaches, quiet. Ralslna, dull, . (allot Market. Liverpool. April n. ryyrTON-ppot, esay; good middling, 02d; middling. 6. tod; low middling, 6 ki, sale. 10,000 bale. Maaaa City Wist. MASON CITT. Ia., April SI (Sr-ecuC Telegram.) Mason City of th Cent-al a oclallon defeated Uubuqu of th Tr.rea-1 league today. 1 to S. How Dove lie Kavf Bill Klem. the National league umpire, saya that Donovan New York look 60 ler cent stronger than a year ago. Omaha Chemist Finds Cheappr Way To Clarify Water Andrew Jaeobson, chemist (or the eity water plant, has discover a cheaper method for the clarification of water, th estimated saving per month at th Flor enc plant being estimated at ISO. Tn Water board yesterday AfUrnoori took cognisance of Mr. Jaeobson' In genuity by agreeing to pen ISO for th retaliation ( permanent equipment far the ue of this method, which consist ef treating sulphate alumina Aver Iron shav. ings. The process Ttvs a mars effective coagulant. Th annual cost of salfhet alumina used at tb Florence plant ' KS 000. ' . Mr. Jacobsoa has applied for a patent for Ma process, which is attracting the tuntlon of water works men all evar th country. This new Omaha procea will b discussed at th annual meetirg of the American Water Work association at Cincinnati. May 10 1 14. . Th following Jaeobson formula Is given for th benefit of thoss who wish to try tr.l process In their bathtubs: Al-I (80-4) 3 -I- Fe H-S-O AH (OH) 2 (fcO-4) -I FeSO-f -I- H-S. Ta Have New Graadetaad. contractor waa given Instructions last week by President Andrew F. Roach of the Lowell dub to begin work on the grandstand at Kpalding park. awa 9jw Nate. I OO AN J. J. Kennedy, aged 68, pioneer resident, stock buyer feeder and farmer living west of Ixgan,. Sled at 111 horn, late yesterday aflarnooa after a long ni nes. MISSOURI VALLBT - Miss Oabrlei Ijeimer wa married lo Worcester Warren htre yesterday afternoon by Rev. David L. Miller of th Presbyterian church of Missouri Valley. HENA NIK) AH A. H fpaer, who he been superintendent of the public schools the last two years and who wa recently re-elected here, ha accepted the position of head of th achool system at Cedar Kails, la. Thirty-six of th member of the faculty here bava been re-elected. MISSOURI VALLEY L. N. Goodrich, retired merchant of Missouri Valley and early settler of Harrison county, passed away here Saturday. The funeral erv Ice ware held at the Methodist church at M'ssouri Valley, Tuesday afternoon, In terment in Rise Hill cemeteiy. LOGAN Krmr clubs, commercial clubs, schools snd public-spirited cttitena of Harrison county are taking hold of the boy acre com contest with en thusiasm. Dr. M. U A. Humptey 1 tb comty leader. Superintendent Rolland Myers of the Dunlap school, Editor C, W. Bsy and l.wl Halt of Woodbine. Suierloieadent Frank E. Green of the liOgan schools, F. F Beebee of Beebee town, Mrs. li. R. Coulthard of California Junction, oh Young. Mr. Mc Herri and Prot Butler of Modale, Superintendent C. J. Cnlllnsworth snd C. W. Hammans of the Mondamln schools, Robert Oliver of Plagah. Albert Radtk of Magnolia, Claries O'Neal 4f Union township and Theodore Hay of Persia ar supervising th contests. plaint of Mrn Maria Klgllano, who at-' legeil that Matiato had made a criminal attempt on her 9-year-old daughter, Angelina. In th court of Judge need yeaterday Maatato wa discharged and returned to hi work s a laborer at' the Union Stork. 1 Yard. It la said that the encounter with. Slgliano occurred shortly after noon. Hot word were psed over the alleged at tempt of Mascalo on Slgliano' daughter. 1 Slgliano says that Matxato cam after Mm with a club. The affair seem to involve a number ef parties, all relatives, and th police think that a family quarrel Is at th root' of the whole affair, Road Qaeetlee Pot Over. . When the council met yesterdy after noon to discuss the proponed letting of . an'liaue of renewal bonds, aggregating $14(,ono, to Ih Spltxer-Rorlck company of Tolede, the mayor and council p- ' peered to have spent little time In weigh ing the matter, and for that reason the question ass not finally panted on.' Th bond are to run for twenty year with out option of redemption within that' period. City Hall to tie Closed. Being Arbor day. th city halt wlll.be closed all day today. The high achool students will go In a body to some of th parks of th city, under the direction' . ef their Instructor. They will plant trees And discuss botany. i Btadeals Catch Fever. Rumor has It' that th South Omaha High school students, or at least th senior, would emulate the Omaha High school students In their longing to sup within the Fontenelle. In fact, It Is said that the student would be glad ta cele brat their graduation this year by a dinner or social function of some kind to be held In Omaha. This plan, how ever, Is said to have been vetoed by Prin cipal 8. W, Moore, who would have the youngsters do their feasting ta South OrnahA. ', " i Meaey for Park Board. . When the park board meets this even4 Ing the outcome of the secret meeting held In th private office of J. M. Tanner taat Sunday; will be mad public. . in hort, th mayor and council will be aked in writing to ltu $15,000 In bend for park improvements and without a vote of th people. Whether the mayor and council win agree to th demand or the bark board In view of the additional . $6,000 a year allowed them under the 1911 . amendementa to the charter (cannot . bs said at this time. . . At th secret meeting Sunday those present are said, to have beeA Members . ' John Wall, J. Mahoney, President Fred Heffllnger and Secretary-J. M. Tanner. If the bonds are Issued the board will ' have at least 6.000 to spend next year. Plan BIst Tvnala Taaraey.' . Tennis men of South Omaha will hold a big mass meeting at th South Omaha High school Auditorium this evening at t o'clock to organise A tennis league In the Magic City. John Campbell, a local leader, will preside, and th work at elect- -ing officer for the new organisation and ' computing a new schedule for the com ing season will be taken up Immediately. About thirty delegates are expected to take part, all having received special In vitation, wbll as many mor ss wlsitj to ttk part ar wslcom. Bellevue col lege will have A representation of four men. led by Paul Ohman, editor of She Purple and Gold, th college publication.', The Keho Klub, Centurion club and sev eral' other prominent ' organisation will' ' have representative present. - ' tt Is planned to- have A big elimination tournament at th end of the year to de cide th tennis cttampicn of South Omaha, both In singles and double. Masrta City Uoaalp. George H. Brewer has returned from a business trip to Lincoln. " Uould Diets of Omsha was A Vlsltot to ' South Omaha yesterday. J. C. Walker, who. has been away for the lsst ten days, will return Sunday., Mayor Thomas Hortor paid a visit to ' his farm at La Platte yesterday evening. The women of th Chriatitn church will serve supper this evening at th church; Twenty-third and J struct. Oak council No. 1333 will give s "har. times dance" Friday night at McCrenq's hall- Admission will be S eents. Governor John II. Morehesd, who wss billed for a speech at the Union stock ards yesterday, was unable to be pres ent. A reception will h given this after noon at the home of Mrs. F. H. Lush. 1& North Twenty-sixth street, bv the ladles" Aid society of the First Mstho. diat church. Superintendent of Malls Lew Rtter will leave this morning to attend the postal convention at Fremont. He will return ' In the evening. . The South Omaha Hospital association he algned up the contract for the fair Want ad for Tb Bee mav h left at Tne tieii rranen office, sti N Hi. Rate. to A word for one time, IHc a word each day for three day nd lc a word each day for a week. Prompt and eourteou Service. The Pouth Shi Improvement club will meet Frldy evening at the Madison school. which Is to b held Mav 14 to 19 at th old Ksgla club grounds, Twentyithlrd and N streets. Dr. ' M. H. Anderson, dent IK. Tem porary office with Dr. Reck and Walt sent. Glasgow bjuck. Ho. HH4. Office spec for rent In Bee office. I8 N street. . Terms reasonable. Well known location. Tel. south 27. HUNGARIAN CHAMBER WONT V0TP. WAR CREDITS LONDON. April S.-A Paris dispatch to th Central New say th opening session of th Hungarian chamber waa a gloomy sitting. The chamber refused ta vote the new military credits demsnded bv the general staff. Th attempts of Count Tlsaa, th premier, to break down the ap Meveiaeate al 4t-an steamer. Poet Arrived. STCk khot.m Ma.R8KlU.IId ku.Mll KONU 911 PHANHrWl OKNOA 4ICKUN0 PALP'S. MO , THAMESHAVgN KKW YllKK Iawt NEW VOX A TaaaaiMotle. Salle. . K P. 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