TI1E HEK: OMAITA, TTESPAV, MAY
in 1.1.
DEATH ENDS WILD .
. CAREEROF ZIGICH
Principal in South Omaha Murder
ii Himself Killed at Kan
r las City.
WAS MOST GENERALLY FEAEED
Mika Zlglch, principal In one
murder and several shooting scrapes
In the Serbian colony of South
Omaha, was shot and killed Sun
day in Kansas City. Mo., by Mike
McDonald, whom ZigHeh assaulted on
the BtroeL
The death of Zlgkh snds a feud that
begat) In the Serbian-Austrian colony of
South Omaha two yean ago when one
Pitl Bablch shot and killed Vucovlch
Bablch was acquitted of the murder at
which Zigloh testified for the state.
Lter BaMch was shot and killed by
Zigtch who claimed that his victim had
made threats sgatnat htm. For this kill
ing' Zlfleh was acquitted.
Terrar to ''My.
After his release on the murder char fee
ElRlch became a terror In the local for
eign colony. ITe was charged with having
made threats against Joe Tasovtch and
Nick Bavatovlch, two respectable citizens
pf the Austrian colony.
Later, for carrying concealed weapons,
former .fudge James Callahan Imposed a
Jail sentence upon Ztgleh, who neverthe
less was able to secure his release.
Ex-Convict Caught
Prowling in Dundee
Vhlte prowling .around residences In
Dundee at S o'clock Monday morning, a
man who gave his name ss A. R. Atter
berg, and admitted . he was an ex-con-vlct.
was apprehended by Village Marshal
Ivlngston The suspect was slightly In
toxicated.' Livingston said, and could not
explain his presence In a quiet resi
dence neighborhood at that hour, so the
officer took him to the Omaha Jail for
safe keeping Atterberg said he was a
stenographer from Tulsa, Okl., and said
he had served a prison sentence In Texas
for bank robbery. He Is being held for
Investigation.
Police
Mrs.
twice
swallowing
Rhe is
ing at
presented
HEARS THAT HIS SISTER'S
SON IS WOUNDED IN WAR
A postal card sent from a hospital In
London, England, to ' City Clerk Flynn
and mentioned In the newspapers, h
resulted In conveying- to Jan Deslee of
3529 U street. South Omaha, information
that his sister's boy wss wounded during
the German invasion Into Belgium.
Ernest Vanneate was shot in an arm
and was among the Belgium refugees to
London. He remembered that his unci
was In Omaha and employed as a
butcher. The uncle called at the city
hall and received the postal card from
Clerk Flynn.
MATTERS GIVEN ANOTHER
MONTH TO FILE APPEAL
i 1 1
Thomas TT. Matters, Omaha attorney,
has been given an additional month la
Which to file the papers in his appeal to
the United States circuit court of ap
peals. Judge Frank A. Toumans . has
signed the order giving Matters until
July 1 Instead of to June 1 to file his sp-
peal.
This was don because of the volumln
ousnesjt of the transcripts and the hun
dreds of objections filed by his attor
neys.
INJUDICIOUS CHOICE OF
WORDS RESULTS IN PINCH
Telling ths police to seek a warmer
climate landed Roy M. Waterman of
Council Bluffs In Jail.. He hsd shouted
his Invitation In plain and Impolite
terms at Officer Buford as the patrol
wagon went past, Budford took Water
man to the polios station, where he gave
a cash bond that was forfeited later.
MRS. DUNCAN VERY ILL;
HER DAUGHTER IN HOSPITAL
Miss Odyssa 8. Duncan of the Alma
apartments, who bag been confined to
her bed for ths isst week, I) as been re
moved to ths Nicholas Benn hospital. . It
Is feared that her mother will also hare
to be removed to the hospital on account
of a nervous breakdown due to the shock
of her daughter's Illness. ' .
. LAD BREAKS LEG WHILE
PLAYING IN BALL GAME
While playlns base ball at Twenty
ninth and Burt , streets, Sunday after
noon, Charles Rteepy sustained a broken
lea- and was taken to St. Joseph hospital.
II is 17 years of sge and lives at Z7SS
Cass street
B. PRED PITCHER FANS
TWENTYJDF OPPONENTS
Ths B. Preda. who took the plaos of
the Grand Views In the Southern league,
.nr. their first league gams Sunday by
rf.f..tlnar the Omaha Printing company
11 to 1 Mllitraler was In fins form and
whiffed twenty of the printers.
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PRESS CLUB TO ELECT -
OFFICERS THIS EVENING
The Omaha Press club is to hold Its
organisation meeting, following a dinner
at the Paxton hotel, this snlug at
o'clock. Temporary officers were chosen
at the preliminary meeting and an or-
Get Ri f flsrlasj reve.M
A laey liver and sluggish bowels will
overcome , sny ambitious and energetlo
man or woman and make them feel all
tired out, dull, stupid and lifeless. Foley
Cathartla Tablets relieve constipation, re
store healthy bowel action and liven up
your liver. They ars w holer ome snd thor
oughly cleansing; do not gripe or nause
ate. They banieh that full, close, heavy
feeling. J. L. Knight. Fort Worth, Tessa,
"says: "My dissgreeable symptoms were
entirely removed by ths thorough cleaner
lng they gave my system." Sold every
wbsre. Advertisement.
The Bee Want Ads Arm Best Business
Boosters. -
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Police Officer 'Charles Jensen, the
wrestler, Is sgsln on duty after a serious
Illness.
nk Walters, general manager of the
Northwestern, is back from the east,
where he went to visit his son Wall man,
TfHt it a student at larUnoulh college.
Surprise Man
GREECE AND BALKAN
HATI0NS0N ALERT
Removing Plumbing
While busily engaged at cutting out
the plumbing from a vacant house on
North Twenty-fourth strict, n-ar Podge,
a police character, known as Irving, wss
surprised by Officers Harts. Ilooney snd
Williams. lie was taken to Jell, charged
with burglary. The rtral Ketste ex
Grare Illness of Kins Conitantine
Affording- Opportunityfor War
Party to Gain Strength.
change offers a rewari of 8rj) euoh for
plumbing thieves.
ROUMANIA IS WATCHING RUSSIA
id:
LONDON. May S 4.
DOMESTIC TROUBLES LEAD
WOMAN TO TRY SUICIDE
nouncement of Italy's
war against Austria,
awaited with deepest interest the
outbreak of actual hostilities be
Ruth Fuller Ian. led In the city
tween the two former allies. Com
munication across ths Austro-Italtan
border has been brought to a stand
still; Italian mobilisation la being
perfected and in Rome today decrees
Jail, under arrest for "disorderly con
duct," yesterday) afternoon, after she had
attempted to tnke her life by
poison.
40 years old, snd had been liv
6J0 North Seventeenth street.
teenondency over domestic affairs was
were issued repecting
as a motive for the set.
an economic nature,
A well-known representative fropi a large New York jobbing
made this statement just the other day downtown. He said:
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BAG M A NTT A CTVR K
BEVU-OXlHa BAO CO., Hth
v' aoitson t)ts., Douglas 1109.
BOILER MAKERS
B&AXJS-WIXX.IAM8-X0Virr oo.
aad Hlokoxy, Douglas 1043.
93d
BOTTLERS'
OMAHA OTTXXiro CO, 6X5 So, 11th
St., Dong-las 1100.
sx.OTrr.BKEBmY Bomnra CO- icoa
Webster Bt., Douglas 7388.
BOXES PACKING
OMAHA BOX CO,
star 413.
Vast Omaha, Wsb. .
SQaZiXSB-O'n.'nrCr CO., (Omaha risrs
Oorrngated Bos Co.), lota and
Itsavsnworto, Donates 1139.
BREWERS
STOBB BBBWXHO C0 1819 Shsnnas
Avs.t Webster 881.
MET BJtKWIWO CO, 8th aad Leaven
worth, Douglas 1490.
nsn isiia bbzwibto CO- Hrug
suns and Boulevard, Tyler 430.
. JXTTXa BBBWXHO CO. 80th and T
Sts. (South 8).
WILLOW SPBrBTOS BBBWXHO) CO Id
and Hickory Sts Douglas 1306.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS '
XTDxAVUa VBSBS BBXCX CO, 1303
W. O. W. Blug. Douglas 909. .
BUTCHERS' and PACKERS TOOLS
O. B. X.XVEB Js CO, 1610 Capitol Ave,
Douglas SI 9.
CEMENT BLOCK MANUFACTURERS
OMAHA COVCBKTS BTOWX CO., ST.
W. Cor. 88ta Avs. aad BabJer. Wsb
ster 880.
CONFECTIONERY
D. 9. CBBZEV CO., 801-U Douglas Bt,
Douglas 833.
TOKOBDB A DXHBTBXr CO, 1818.18
Jones St, Douglas 808.
COUCHES AND MATTRESSES
Xk O. DOUF COM
Doug 1m 1600.
1301 Xfiobolaa lu
coffi':e, tea and spices
. TAKKtEB-OUSOJg CO, 118 Bo. 11th Bt,
Dourlas 8330, ,
0EBMAB-A VESICAS' ' COmB . CO,
1117-19 sodg at, Douglas ma. ,
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS
rrzsr bibottit oo, oapitoi atv lata
to in Sts, Douglas 8183. .
CREAMERY COMPANIES
. T AXBKOBT CBBABTXBT CO. 18tS an4
Jones Sts, Douglas 1401.
WATERLOO -' CBBAXXBT CO, 181?
Howard St, Douglas 1409.
COMMISSION, PRODUCE, ETC.
WKCHBHAUH 8j BOH, ZHC, 1809.11
Howard Bt, DougLsa 434. '
DISTILLERS
XUBB A OO. WOLOV E7BCCQS STB
TUIIITi 831-8 Howard St, Bong.
ELECTRIC COMPANIES
, OMAHA ZUiCTBIO UOIT A BOWEB
CO, V. r. Bldg, Douglas 1088,
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND
LIGHTINU FIXTURES
BXTBOBBB-OBAHSEH Co, 1811 HOW
aid Bt.. Tyler 881.
ENGRAVERS- ELECTllOTYPERS
BABTEB BBOI. B BTOBATTHCr OO, 1818
Howard bt. Do us las 8688.
ENEIX)PE MANl'FACTURERS
BtTBKX,XT B BTTEliOBB 00, 417 Is.
ism st, Douglas sal.
FIXTURES
OMAHA riXTTJAB ft BTTFTXT OO,
414-18-18 Bo. 13tb Bt, Doaslaa 8784.
FLOUR MILLS
Vbdxxb urunii CO, lBU ksrasaa
Avs, Webster 88.
FURNACES
ITAISABD rVBHAOB ft STTFTLT
CO, 411.13 So. lOtk St, Douglas 8087.
irsesblt sil oast aad Wsii all steal
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OMAHA
censorship and providing for public
safety.
Greece, who snxietr over ths Illness
of King Constsnttna rms en Increased
by ths bulletin Issued today. Is closely
following the situation as regards ths
relation between A nutria snd Itsly, snd
diapntches from Athens state thst ths
war psrty Is now gaining In strength
and thst the reeell of ex-Premier
Elettthorioe Venlselos Is Imminent.
Roumanla, on the other hand, seems
anxious to ascertain the outcome of the
great Oallclsn battles before making a
With th an
declaration, while Bulgaria Is waiting for
more definite results of ths attack on
the Patrianallea.
Roumanla mny have some Urns to wait,
as Russia has commenced a counter of
fensive against the Au.tro-ermans. who
drove the third snd Carpathian armies
bsck to the San and Dnelnter liver, and
an entirely new battle Is now developing.
The Russians, with strong reinforce
ments, have crossed the San confluence
with the Vistula and are advancing
southward In an effort to outflank the
Germans, who croeawl the San In the
vicinity of Jaroalau.. They are also strik
ing hard at the Austrian In Rukowtna.1
declaration of
London today
measures of
establishing a
lba People Ar
tickler
"There is something uncanny about the way Omaha
retailers pick flaws in goods that would be hailed with
delight in larger towns; also in demands for the vogue
of the last minute . The reason is apparent
Omaha people are great sticklers for quality. They
want the best at a reasonable price and they get it'
Omaha manufacturers knew this long .be
fore Mr. ISfew Yorker did. They have known
right from the start that theirs must be a pro
duct pf- the highest quality, equal to or better
than any other known makes.
And they have produced it,
age Omahan doesn't realize it.
something else he doesn't realize it can be
bought in Omaha for less than it can be
shipped here for, and he gets a more direct,
satisfactory service.
The next time you
ask for the Omaha made brand and give it a
trial. It's to your own personal interest.
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I but apparently have miule no further
rtaslllrs of San Glusto, the loftily situated
ralhedrnl In Trieste and planted the
headway there, nor with their offensive
In the Opatow region. The latter of
Italian tricolor st the -top. Austrian
gendarmes were ens aged for several hours
this morning removing the flag.
Fugitives from Austria continue to ar
rive at I'dlne by hundreds.
fensive, however, was s movement to un
cover the German flank In Oallcla, which
It partly succeeded In doing.
In ths Raltlo provinces the Germans
claim to have defeated the Russian
northern wing In ths region of Shsvll snd
also U hSTS repulsed the Russian attacks
from ths Dubysa and Nieraen rivers.
In the west there hss been a series of
stfcacks along the greater part of ths
line, but no action of first Importance.
Mrs, Edmonds Goes
To Home in Alaska
Mrs. Anna Kdmnnds will leave this
evening for her home in Ketchikan,
Alaska, after a visit of six weeks with
her parent Mr. snd Mis. N. Krederlck
sen, WOS Grant street. She Is the wife
of A. n. Kdmomls. disbursing officer and
chief clerk in the office of the light house
Inspector at Ketchikan.
Terror in Trieste
At Opening of War
VPINK. Italy (Via Paris. Msy
Terror reigns among the Inhabitants of
the Austrlsn seaport of Trieste, accord
ing to reports received here. Houses
have been abandoned by the people and
some buildings have been sacked. Police
snd soldiers are sstd to be in . control
sverywhers In the city.
An unknown person during ths night
succeeded In climbing ths dome en ths
JUDGE FOSTER BACK ON
BENCH AFTER ILLNESS
Police Judge Charles E. Poster Is
again on ths
sbeencs, due
for QtEsJity
but the aver
And here is
want to buy something,
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Best Laxative
For Children
When your baby Is cross and
fretful Instead of tbs happy, laugh
ing little desr you are accustomed to.
In all probability the digestion has
become deranged and ths bowels need
attention Give It a mild lantlT,
dispel ths Irritability and brinar back
the happy content of babyhood.
The very best laxative for children
Is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, be
cause It contains no opiate or narcotlo
drug. Is plessant tasting and acta
gently, but surely, without griping or
other distress. Druggists sell Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at fifty cents
and one dollar a bottle, For a free
trial bottle write to Dr. W. B. Cald
well, 4SI Washington St., Montloello,
III.
bench, after several weeks
to Illness.
The Pee Want Ads Are Beet Business
Roosters.
and importing house
it'
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FUR GOODS
BfATXOHAZ, FTTH ft TABTsTTH d OO, ,A
SSBS WO. 1IU St, VJIM WtUb
GAS CWfPANIES
OMAHA OAS OO,
Douglas) 808.
IMS Howard Bt,
nomrm tea si oo&o btohaob oo,
1884 Coloags Bt, Douglas fto.
O BULK A ICS ft OOU BTOBAOB CO,
MoCagus Bla, 16tl aud DodaTS Sts,
Douglas 460.
ICE MACHINES
axxh xcb aucirnrB ro, inn aad
' Btokolas Sts, Douglas 1B81.
LAUNDRIES
roarPABEOb lVAtnrsHT Oo. iroa tib
- tea Ski Douglas 8S00.
HTsCBAXJj SjAXTHDBT CO, loOMsVU
Jacksoa St., Douglas 919,
rOBUTAW 1AUKDST, B806-18 TaRkSSa.
Bt, Hsxasy 1771.
LEAD WORKS
orj soata oiulu,. Doug tea 183S..
LODGE SUTPLIES
lodob nrmr CO, 1111 rsuraaaa en,
Douglas 4180.
MACARONI s
BCABTOTAOT D BIS Cft
ssut aaa Jaoasoa sic, vrutt isas,
MONUMENTS ' t
JT. T. BtOOM ft CO, 1708; Oumla Bt,
Douglas 878.
OILS
Z.. T. BTCSOtAB OTA CO, 804 BalrAi
Bldg, Douglas 888.
PACKING HOUSE PIJODUCTS
BWITT ABTO OOMOrAHT. Bontk Osas&a, .
souta auuo.
ABMOVH ft OO. South Omaka, BoutA
1740.
MIRRORS and ART fiLASS WINDOWS
BtiDUHB Oiaaa a baixtt CO, llta
aad Hvward, Douglas 71. ,
PLANINQ JIILL
BAHBtXBB HXAITT ZHTZBTKEBTC
OO, Orouad Iloot Bee BlAg. Dougw
Us 8988.
PRINTERS BOOK AND JOB 's"
OMAHA PBIBTIBd OO, 13th aad rat.
nam. Douglas 848.
OOBBT ft MeXBHXXH. 1407 Harasy Bt,
DOUSTida 8B44,
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SADDLERY
I. K. KAJTXT ft CO,
Bit, Douglas 888.
818-17 South 18th
6TARCH MANUFACTURERS
DBTXAHOB BTABtCBC OO. BOM OttSBtSAT
St.. Dvuglaa 170,
SERUM MANUFACTURERS ' .
o. ac arBBux co, ssas x st, south
Omaha, South 488.
AXTKI.X. BXBOM CO South Omaha,
South 893.
OMAHA SBBVM OO, 401 Ho. Sid Bt,
Awuth Omaha, South 8808.
OBAXH BBXiT SUmT OO, X.osb7 Bt.
chaag Bldg-. South Omaha. So. 38 M.
TANKS, CULRTS, GRAIN BINS,
AND OIL DRUMS
anrBBVASKA ft iowa mm tahx
CO. 1801 Spvuo Bt, Wsbstsr 878.
TENTS AND AWIONOS
aTCOTTMAHA TBHT AH9 AWVTWOI
CO. llta aad Harasy Sts, Doug. Bod.
CRAVATS, BELTS, PURSES, POCKET
BOOKS and Sl'SPENDERS
SMITH, I. OCX WOOD UJtO. OOv 88
South 13th Bt, Douglas 8381.
TIN CANS AND SHEET METAL
OOBDOH XjAWXEBS CO., Bta
aad.
Dodge Sts, Dougtaa 888.
WOOD WORKS
omaxa wood woBTrnr oo. isol
Baaroy Bt, Douglas 8849.
WUOIXSuUJi: GROCERIES
BAXTOH ft OaXIoarxB, 701-11 oaia
loth St., PoujrUs Boa.
WINDOW SHADE L NUFACTURERS
MID-WBBT SKADB 7ACTOBT, 4014
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