Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY 11EE: THURSDAY, JUKE 20, 1002.
SHUTDOWN CHEYENNE SHOPS
Union Facile OSoaI IhadArp Orir 1 1
Eui-d If -&,
TKEY DEOA! CLOSING IS PlKMAttKT
Work Persserlr Deee at Cfceyeeee
e " Treeeferved Osaka
a4 Other Folate fkert
raw Teaapererlly.
The Caloa Pariae has closed iu shops at
Cheyenne aad as a result Co mi arc Idle.
A special telegram la this effect u pah
llsbed ta Tbe m yesterday morning sad
eenuraed la t rt U by ik Vaton Pacific
efirlala la Omaha dating Ux day.
Tka order cleelag down tka shops was
leaned treat tka beadesaners ta tklt rltr
lau Tuesdsy. It uil thst tkt shops ara
ta a closed permanently and the machin
ery dismantled with la a few days. Tka
clerical force at Cb cress, which la ta
eluded la tka order discharging tkc men.
worked far lata tka night Tuesday making
at Ubm (becks for ika employes. Tka
eeapnsy'a par roQ at Cheyenne, by tbia
action. U reduced ITa.OM a aaoata. Tba
amber af aea let oat tit lacladea tkoae
botlenaakera aad keepers aba strack a few
days il Tba cocspaar rctalaa Its roaed
keuae aad car skopa at Cbarraae, and la
nk lurair aCorda catpieymcat ta tveaty
tr saea. A BBialtaaa force arill b kept at
arark ta lbs car abope.
kaaiaai far ta tkat-Dawaw
Mora tka a eaa reaaoa led tbc Caioa Pa ,
elfic ta take tk'e aettoa. Tba pretest strike
f tba boHeraoakers aad tb aotDevbat dt
tarbed ceaditloss la oaa or tare otber de
aartmeats trvred proaalaeatly, kll tbe
coat of lirtaf ta Cbeyeaaa is also partly rc
speasible. As ta tke former condition, tba
ecaspaay aWlaed npoa a retreackaeat pot
try -kaa tke bolleraakers eat out aa4
tka first taaclblc ccidear-e af tkla pcllcy
as tke order taaeed tact Saturday by
arklcb tt saea la tba. she pa erer tbe srs
tea a-ere diacbarired. Tbc coapaay baa
aaaiatalaed fraa tka firrt ef these labor
coaplicattooa tkat aa tka boUeraakars had
aoae eat Ita affairs vera la aacb a abap
as ta tarite a ireaeral rcdactloa of Its me
ek a leal force sad did aot wart-set tbc re
teatloa af tka e a tire army of employ ea ta
ru abeps. '
It therefore embraced tba aecasioa for
keepiat opera llaf expeaeea dowa wklla tba
labar diapatca were ta proccea. Tba offl
cUH claimed aad yet aalatata tbat tba
eosEpaar ta fally prepared for a prola&ced
atacaatiaa la Ita sbops If kecesaary.
Uvtaa! Espeaeea flararc
Ke cardiac the data tbat llrtsc ezpesaes
ta Cheyeaae bad a part la doei dowa tbe
akopa. it la aaid tbat tor some time great
dlaaaUttaetloa aloaf thia llae has -xlated
aad tkat efforts baas bera caade ta secure a
reduction la tbe coat af llTta ta that city.
Tba strike af tbe koUersLakera, It la be
lleeed. waa la a aaeaaare prompted by this
aaaa reaaea. Tba posttna of tbe company
In not aerediac ta demaala of tbe tbopraea
for aa adfUce ia in, taU tbey osuid
tka better aoaistain tbalr famiiles. was that
If a raise was made It weald be affect by a
correepoedias; Increase la tbe cost of Urine
ta Cbeycnse aad tkat tkea tbe pi obi am
venld be aa far from a eolation aa ever.
Wkers will tbe work tkat has beea dose
by tba Cheyenne sbopa he performed !
tases tba cleaiaf ef these abops mean a
torreepoedlac cartaUaeat ta tba com
paafa taatliuea tbat Is ta be permaaeatT
Tbeae ara rltal qneetieas sacgested by
tba laaaratlon. OSclala wbe are best
ueliaed ta apeak apoa the aobject answer
Ike nrat aaeetloa be aarisc tbat tbe work
be drelded mot tka varlona abopa
ferer tba aysteaa. the bulk to be ticca ta
Omaha. fUwtlbS te ret a liberal share.
Vrsaatrafid aad ether placea ta lfura in the
appcrUoBaent.
AS to tbe second ejaestion. tba saae a
ihorttles assert tkat tbe company a fadli
ttea aad tbe nnmber af Ita ehop employee
are net ta be permanently redaced, al-
bench tor a period ef per bap twa yeara
they will be kept down.
Will Be-Eaaaae Old lea.
Tkoae naei wba were naforianate eaoaKk
as ta lose their pealtioas at Cbeyeaaa by
tba suspension at operations there are ta
be grlrea preference In the 11 Hag la ef
ether placea aad when tbe company aa
amaea the task ef re-establish lag normal
renditions, that ta excepting Cheyeane of
coarse, these aea will be pat to work
vbereTer possible. Some ef them may
he Idle hut n tew days or weeks at moat,
while ethers may hare te wait asontbs be
fore they ara agala ia the serrica ef the
cempany. Bat It la the purpose ef the
ceapany te inealtably re-em play aa aaany
ef thca aa its affaire wilt warraat. It is
Caere tkak probable that na material rela
ferccaaat ef the werklag capacity ef the
akopa win he made aatll the approach ef
lalL When the new airangcaeau arc
adopted Osaaha will hare Ita ehop fereea
enlarged te n aacb greaur kaaber. it ta
Bederatood. than prior te the strike.
The aaachletsta new bare the eeater of
the a tag, ta the strike sttaation. Their ex
oca tire eemmlttee Is again in Omaha and
net yceterday arterneen. A brief council
area held ta the more rag. bet the men pot:
ttcely refueed te dlrslge aaythlng pertaining
te that eontereace. Some vital ckaagt from
their standpoint ta looked for srtthla a few
hears or possibly a day. A rumor gained
currency yesterday tbat tba machinists
sal the ceapany were nearer an aader-
taading than they have beea since the
trestle began aad that a aettlemeat might
grew out of the present secret conference
ef tbe machlalsts exacuUra ceaariL The
company officials manifest eeaeiderable la
aerast an tbeae aeetisga.
.Ceefereee With Car Bonders.
Anether conference between car builders
and Cnien Pacific officials took place yes
terday with . sails factory results to both
sides, and by today a lsat conclusion is
expected la thia nutter. The car builders
claims fat an adrance eoecmeed themselves
as raaanniMo te the ceapany.
As te tka hoilermakera tba officiate will
not hereafter recognise them. Tbey ara
trtkara new aad according te tbe ofBclals
entirely separated fraa tbe cempany. The
eSclala declare their ability la get along
with out thea as long as neccsasry. N
new heilerma.kerB hare been Imported te
8avSveveSvv
Druffs
t Caxhot repair the broken dow-a
ystcn
Tood alone ran give y
s strength te tic body.
hlsJt-X'u;, the dcLickrtia nnlted
eereal food, contains
four time
at
the rfefbekta of hatrUlaa aa beef.
4 The ttcel food for tU Invalid.
tank
wbe would regain strength a4
tbe reboot, who would remain 3
ntro&f,
A loading gTwrora can enpety It
Orr.aka. At Armstrong ft ran be definitely
stated tkat eleven boiler-makers aad helpers
arc new at werh. whkh la M per rest ef
tka former u re her. Of these eleven, 8v
ara at 4 boilermakers whs struck test week.
Tkla in Terms ties hasr bees socially re-reived.
PREDICTS LARGE MAJORITY
W. M. Ptekcrteee teye Hark? Will
Carry- Ptete ky Twenty.
Five Tkeweaed.
W. kl. Robertson af Norfolk, lata can Si
dste for aemlusilen for governor before
tkc republican rcaventien. w-aa la the city
yesterday ta Beet hla daughter. Mrs. George
Williams cf Ithaca. N. T.. ko 1 ta vlait
ta Nebraska thi nantr. F peaking of po
litical sCalrs in tkc northern part of tbe i
state. Mr. Robrrtaoa said: j
"At Norfolk wc karc a beet sugar fac
tory ssd oar people may fee considered
somewhat Interested la Tkc question of I
Cuba a reciprocity. Every republlraa la
tka rouety. aa far aa I raa lesrn, la com
pletely satitSed with tkc republlraa plat
form aad art all resolved to roll ap a
big majority for tkc ticket, t bare known
Mr. Mickey for twenty-fir years aad a
better Bits doesa't lire la tkc atatc Ha
houlit e-arr Vie i'it Viv none malort'T
, . w,
i da It. Tbcrc arc to canaea for foeral dta-
M'lafirtioa la tka state at tbis Use. Tba
peeple arc r'arrtlly bary sad proeperoas
sed tbeae eonflitlona do sot Bake oppoal
tica rctea. cnay expect from tba ticket
aotaiaated at L'.atola a clraa acd able ad
Blaiatratioa and tbc peep! a la my part of
tbe state are fully sstitfied.
At tbe borne of C. F. Robertson there
i a notable gathering yesterday, four
r eneratlona of the family being present la
be persona ef Mrs. Marram Roberta on.
mother of C. F. aad W. M. Robcrtaoa. tbe
litter's dsagbter, Mrs. George Williams,
od little Marguerite W.lllama. ber daugh
ter. Thia waa the first time the party had
erer been tcrtthrr and after d:raer a pho
tographer took a picture of tbe group.
HARVARD MAN0N THE GRADE
Dlararda Pec Top Tromeere Bed r
naear toot for Brown
OvrraJla.
Ta ace a Harvard student, who Is aa ne
per claaraan. a first tenor in the Harrard
Glee club, and above all a Boston laa. east
ing his lot among a bunch of railroad
hands, is rather an us ureal proceeding,
bat there Is a rcrlala grading gang at work
ca tbe Wyomiag division of tbe Vnlan Pa-
rifSc railway tbat win shortly find Its per
sonnel enhanced by tbe s nival of such an
Individual.
Fretn from the time-honored ceremonies
tt ending commencement and class day.
Newton K- Wlloox of Boston will appear
la the midst ef the day laborers, not aa a
boaa. but aa another ef their own kind, at
tired in their regulation working accoutre
ments, and with his eastern drawl and hit
Cambridge anaanerisms redaced te the least
possible degree of noUoeabnity. He
reached Omaha yesterday mernlag and will
gs oct to Join his crew today.
Mr. Wilcox waa expected te arrive last
Saturday, la which event he would have
sung a Sunday sole in sn Omaha church.
going oat te handle a pick and shovel the
day following. He is a Junior at Harrard
aad will spend his eatire rummer vacation
on the grade. Body, aot trains, ia what
the alnger will seek te build up between
now and October. He waa epeadlng his time
yesterday trying to find suitable working
substitutes tor peg top trousers ef tbe most
extreme style aad a Seymour coat gathered
at the waist line.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Jare Ifunrer has asked tbe rorntnrttee
Sppointed by elm to draw up reeoiutloTts
touching xne oeain oi u. J. LAanix-ri.Bvii
of Lanoola to report to him ea Monday
morning next.
Judge Berka took a wblrl at tbc v-rax. Is
yesterdjLy, and a a a conscqueooe w. H
Alezandor will go to the city )sil for not
working for a lHing. . Speocer will keep
bim company for Cvc dara and Jobn Mur
phy will aen-e tiut a K fine for bogging on
the street
Anton rrancl. Jr. by hla father, has
started In county court a suit srsinst
Frank Murphy and Oeorge EL Barker for
ITS dazna-ea. alleged te have been sus
tained when he tripped on a loose plank at
Thirteenth and Hickory streets and got a
bard falL
Buraiare rained entrance to the residence
o(CL Wauuas. Ut Cuming sueet, Tuee
dsy r.lgbt snd Mole tlV worm of Jewelry.
Tbe Frontier Stesm laundry. U1C Howard
aireiet. was entered the same -night aed
several hndkerciilefa. napklna, temels arid
nlrhtanlrts were taken.
order te tbe effect tkat tbe old houseboat
standing at the foot of Lougiaa street
would cave to be snored taslde ef five
dara, and the owner. "Reddy Xlondyke,"
baa received notice that he may remain
Uiere until f urttier erocra.
John Richardson, aared It yeara. and
Mickey lacrart. aged 14 years, have been
arretted rhArged with steelisa; pluraoizig
from vacant buUdtngs. Ia aeveral insxactoea
recently noises have been entered and all
of tbe plum bine resoeved. The kova ara
auipecied of twice implicated la a number
I tne roobenee.
City Attorney Cocnell ears that aa soon
aa court adjourns he aad Oly Engineer
Koseaater vnu ooey toe oroer ot tne city
council made three weeks ago snd will
call upon the officers of tbe 1. nlon Pause
Railrte-d company and consult with Lb era
ra regard to rcopeniig tne foundry at the
lnoa racitic aaopa.
H. A. Clarke, superintendent ef rural free
laltvery. has completed the work ef 1a li s
out two new routes wrick will run from
Cosad. Neb. These will make five routes
from that piece, three rorth aad two south
of tbe Piatte river. He will ro to Elm
Creek Thursday to survey a route from
that place eou?a cl the river.
Tuesday was a busy day witk tbe poltce.
as forty-erven arrests were made. Tbeee
were principally orunaa. vagrutts tai sjs
plcieus ccaracters. It. city nas been rill
ing up lateiv elth undwmirabie citlsena.
skcy draw a here by tne prospect o( a tg
urine on tne I man reutic, ana sn oraer
waa issued Tuesday ts the uatritimea te
cleaa out the waros.
Tbe CHckey Bird Gun dub hae prepared
a program of ta.rget eventa wmch win be
ahwt off ea July a. There will he twelve
event. Inciuaiig one lor eve pairs, one
for twenty suiglee and a trophy coolest
tor twenty-fire targets Entrance In the
BUetn-bJ-d events UU.li toe tweauy
iiird events Is U S and ia the trophy aad
niial oenis. ai cecta.
Kela Petersen, who Uvea St fcftf North
Thtrurth street, wss arrested Tuesasy
nu;ht tor ting drunk ana tnresterJng te
uprl hia wil and 6ve children Irons tbe
ImJy residence. Peiersoa sss. however. I
that It is his wife wbo is the aggressive
party. They hate had much troulue lately
in regard to tbe cbarauer of avzae of the 1
Irieuaa of their elcer daughter. j
Ihe letter rsrriera of Omaha will hold I
thur aiUiual picnic at Waterloo tA.a ear
ca Jiuy t The tralna will leave the city!
!or the picnic grouna at S and at li ii.
retumlrs alter o cioca. At tbe grounds
there ul he an eld-2ahiored Fojrth of
cceUauou. iriciua.ng the resuibg cl
tbv tdaxatioB of lnacpnoMioe. wtucu
t d gamea aad coeteata in ti.a afternoon.
Mater ojter OMsplalcs te the district
court that as a biMiii red G. 6 liter d jea
cot suit ker at axi and ar.e wants a d.rort
fe-ier waa a (Md enojgb su:tur. but sxdcc
he married ter at UeWitt. la. in liTU he
has developed Ittincta of crufcltj'. aba
r(u. anw aow DUei ealftern a con
caxard. Judge Heed ka laeued aa
oroer rue training kiafl trim rnuux.g her
prenuses
Captaia H. L. EaQey of the Twecty
aeenth tntanlrr was examined on a ro
aueuoa fur majority at araay keadijuanere
tma in orbing ky a hre tacit.ai tnre
Lne cfbcvrs sne teo surgeot.a. as loliows:
Adiuiaut ienral Mcv'irtax.c. CoiutieJ
M.'r of tbe Tweaiy-aecuud tenantry,
Ctuouel snd Qttanersuaatar pulunan.
aWrgeea ktrauh aad Cociiractlca; SoTgoua
jLlndge.
Tke atreet commlaaiosws te at work with
a gang ft coca wvu4 ep n cornBeid wkscn
C O Bruoy. a trues gaxieecr. kad
thoughtfully planted In Manna street. ;t
wast of Iks Beit Uaa The oura as aald te
he thrtvtbg aed ta tauree weeaa eatild ke ta
I a sac 1. kut. as the nattghborkeod wiaked te
ess tke euwet as e taareughtare. Mr.
brisky a corn pairs ked te be aacriftoeA.
Ike street will ke grsAed aad proposed
for cursag, gatter a&d ewasaaC
CUT COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Hn EaH ana Karktt Eouxe Idvocate
6etC Thtif Dif treooek
AfPROPRlATlOfl FOR C.KG1KE HOUSE SlTl
Appelntmewts te Library hVeerd tea.
rard Ceetrert for Rcpelrias;
Aspkelt Appi-evee eaellae
Lavsspe te Be Cat Oat.
The ceaacUmcn wbe were backing the
mayor ta hla efforts te have a new fire
engine house built at Eleveatk and Jack
eon streets and those wke were beldlrg
oat for the Capitol avraae msrket houtc
got together at Tuesday night's couacil
meeting and effected a bsaprexalse, and
eptlrblstle members new maintain that both J
buildings will be nader way before "the i
cad of tkc year. Tke friends of Ihe fire
engine project were given a sop la the form
of H.0OS 'te make a payment on tke pro
posed slta. In return for wklck. it ia un
derstood, they will make concessions te
tke exponents of the market ho-jse.
Aside from this only a email amount of
reutlae business was transacted. White
hern, Lobeck aad Zimmaa were sbeeat-
The appointments of Char lew W. Haller.
Samuel Reich en berg aad Louis N. Goadea
as appraisers te assess the damages lad
denial ta opening an alley between Thirty
third aad Thirty-eixth and troa Haraey te
Fan a a streets were received from thai
mayor aad apoa vote wars eotfcnned
Cendraae Library Apeetetaarate.
The following appointments te the li
brary board were resinned : Harry P.
Deuel, Frank L Haller, John Rush and
W. A. Hansen. Mr. Rusk will succeed Her
bert T. Leavltt, whose term expires July
L and Mr. Hansen will fill the vacancy
caused by tbe resignation of William J.
Ka ex. Messrs. Haller and Deuel have beea
reap pointed.
A contract with the Grant Paving com
pany ta auake seek repairs in aspha.lt pave
ments as may be ordered by the city en-
giaeer during the fiscal year was approved
aad eenfiraed. fader this cos tract the
company ia te receive f l.Zi per square
yard for asphalt wearing surface. ft-H per
cable yard for concrete aad I CM per cubic
yard for binder. A ee.ftM bond acoompa-
nled ths contract, also a eeaunsalcauon
from the city eomptreUer. earing that II.
MM waa new nvaUabls for street re
pairs.
A resolution was adopted sppropriatisg
t&SU frea the dog fund, te be used ta
ths eeapletion. of the new dog pound at
Sixth and Webster streets.
Te Dieeewttaae Sapktke Light.
Treat! er Introduced a resolution direct
ing that II? gasoline lamps now mala-
tained by the Globe Light and Heating
company be discontinued at ths termina
tion of the eoapaxy'a contract with the
city and that tka Omaha Gas company be
authorised te locate 10 gas lamps te taks
their place. It farther provides that ths
gasoline lamps ta ke dienoat1ne4 he des
ignated by the city gas las pec ter and the
rouneilmen In their respective wards and
that the location ef the new gas lamps be
determined by the name officera. The res
olution was adopted.
The sua ef M.0M was set aside frea the
general fund ts be need In making partial
payment on the lot at Eleventh and Jack
sea streets, upon which tt ta proposed te
build a fire engine bouse. The full amount
of the city's obligation en this property ta
114.00a.
Aa ordinance providing for ths protec
tion of trees, shrubs, grass, etc- aad pro
viding s penalty for Its violation was
passed.
CHILDREN TAKE DAY'S OUTING
Two Baalrel Bora aal Girls
te Le.lt e aaaawa for
rteese.
Co
Some tot street urchins and aa many ot
their small brothers and slaters were ths
guests at Lake Macaws yesterday ef the
miaaioa workers ef the city, enjoying an out
ing mads possible by the courtesy of ths
street ear company and the Manses man
agsmaet. The children represent the Sun
day school and Industrial class as ef Tenth
Street City mission, the Chapel ef the Car
penter at Second nnd William streets, the
Child!- Ssviag institute, the open air San
day school at Nineteenth nnd Pierce streets
and n good proportion of ths newsboys and
bootblacks of ths elty. Though o'clock
waa ths time announced ter the start. I
o'clock found the majority of tkc children
impatiently waiting at the appointed ear
ners. In parties of from M te 1&0. under
tbe supervision of ths class teachers, all
In holiday spirits and drees.
Two special trains of three ears each
conveyed the children te the lake, the par
ti ea keif g picked yp along Fourteenth
street, some little delay being caused at
Douglas by the tardy arrival of a party ef
breathleea ne v. abort wbe had been detained
ia disposing ef their mora lag papers.
An ample lunch was . provided by the
churches of the city. LM sandwiches,
twenty dosen pies, fcrkins of pickles, fruit,
cake, lemonade and ire cream la proportion
being among the Items on the list of dona
tions. Races aad games of all sorts were
Indulged in during the day, the party alert
ing for heme at a o'clock.
BRIGHTENING UP ms VAN
City Tresrarer Pwttlmaj Tea Perseader
In Shape for Sew
Caaspalgau
The city treasurer's big furniture van,
which did such effective service aa a tax
persuader last year, is receiving a new coat
of paint, the tires are being act. the cover
la being patched in places and ths running
gear is te be striped red aad yellow ea a
groendwork ef green Oa ths morning of
Wednesday, July x. (he w keels will ke
greased before daylight, and by a clock,
in charge of City Collectors Fred Aaderaon,
Georgs Swigart. Bert Bush and Paul Seward,
tt will be Jolting ever tae pevemetU ot the
business districts te the embarrassment at
delinquent taxpayera.
The email taxpayers hsve corns te ths
front exceptionally well this year." aaid
City Treaev.rer Henaings, "and those whs
ara now delinquent, as a rule, are thoss who
raa best afford te pay their taxes. Ths
wagon, with the words "City Treasurer's
Van' painted ca It la big letters, will begia
the canvass next Wedntsday morning and
will continue until all of the dellaqaeat
taxes ara collected.
IMPERIAL POTENTATE COMES
Celeste! tkla Will Arrive Memo
Esrly ee MereieaT ef Jely
Fleet,
Tke latest word trem Cotonel Htsry C
Akin ts tkat ka will arrive ia Omaha July
1 aad the commutes of Tangier taenia.
Kebies ef the Mrs tie Sanaa, ia nuking
arrexgeeseata for his reception accordingly
Tuesday morniag a comauuee consisting ef
Ojstav Anderses, Cadet Taylor. M. A. Halt
B. E- Wlicet. D. H Wheeler and A. M
Olson will go te Heroin, where they will
asset the new imperial potentate and ac
essnpany kla te Osaaha. arriving here nt
I kl a. at
At thai hear at the depot the sac inkers ei
Tnrr'er temple la carriages will be awarllag j
the arrival cf their chief, esrk member .
westing fet sad other lnr'.rata of the so- i
riety. Tbe party will then drive te Ma- i
soaie ten-pie, where the rcceptlea will be
held. Tke introductory ai? drees will be
made by Heary Hardy, the address of wel
come by Judge Anderses aad a response by
Colonel Akin. Musle wi!l be supplied by
aa ortkestra and quartet-
DISPUTE AMONG FIREMEN
III recllae la fa seed ky Teetlaaeay
RererdtBa? Hart eaa a "a Ylaeet
tlee ef Property.
I
Eoae feeling was ecgrnderet among the !
members ef tbe fire depsrfmeat at Engtae j
House Na. 1 ever the testimony of Edwin
Leeder In the John H. Hartmaa Inquest. 1
Before he shot hlmt eit Monday Hart mas
R. V. Cole write aa order which Hartmaa ,
signed, requesting Captain Sullivan cf tbe '
fire department ts tske charge of his ef- ',
fects and taring that an Insurance pcllcy ,
which he held shculd be made payable ts j
Sullivsa.
Leeder testified that Hartmaa started ts
cress cut the tint of the beneficiary, Msrie f
Blcscndorf, sad Insert Leader's name la the
policy, and that Captain Sullivan prevented ,
kirn. Later be said Hartmia ksd left tbe ;
policy te Sullivan. Cole testified that Hart- j
man gave hia instructions te hsve the i
policy turned ever to Sullivan sat aimed aa
order which Cole had written to that effect. !
Sullivan was set with Cole and Hartman j
wbea tbe order was made out. He wss
very ladlgnsnt at Leeder a testimony snd j
said that It was due to personal malice. 1
Mrs. Agnes Royie. with whom Hartmaa
waa Infatuated and ever whom he killed
himrelf, was not found yeaterdsy morning j
wkea a subpoena wss isrued for her. It Is i
thought that she had left the city. All the j
firetnea wba testified said that the woman '
had frequently come te tbe engine house ;
to eee Hartman. and In xrsny ways had i
encouraged his sttentlona. Others said that
Hartman had threatened selt-dcstructloa oa
several occasions s day befcre he shot him
self. The Jury brought In a verdict that tbe
deceased had shot h'.mseir with suicidal
Intent.
Hartman is thought te have relatives ,ia
StillwelL Kan, and until that place Is
heard tram na f'-serai arrangements will be
made.
BARBER SHOP NEEDS "SHAVE
Preprletere Fled It Covered witk
reetkere Early fa tke
Maralag.
Some very black tar aad ssme very long
feathers adorned the front of the Ftar bar
ker ahop. Tit North Sixteen tb. yesterday
morning, and the strfped pels ta front of
ths establishment looked lika a Shanghai
rooster stretching to crew.
On the front windows there waa a special
embellish nest of crimson paint, well
feathered, and a signboard that stood ea the
walk waa daubed la a variety of colors, the
tar black predominating. On this beard
had been tour lines Informing the be
whiskered public that a shave was there
obtained nt ths minimum cost cf ( cents,
tonic or ahampoe for the aame fee and n
hair cot tor the tenth of a dollar.
The proprietors, who were recently grad
uated frea a barber college, charge that
thia sign hae brought them such n deluge
ef trade that members of the Barbers'
union, to which ths graduates do net be
long, are "Jealous" aad that soma of thea
must have beea the decorators of the night.
The proprietors say. also," that they had ex
pected te close this week, but that new
they are determined ta oenVnue ta bnslaens
aad "lay for any fature tool esters.
Insure your health In Prickly Aah Bit
tern. It regulates ths system, promotes
good appetite, eoucd sleep and cheerful
splrti.
ENDORSES BUILDING SCHEME
Reel Estate Eaekaage Vepperta Plans
ef Teener Women's Chris
tina Aaeeeietlen.
At ths meeting of the Real Estate ex
change yeaterdsy a delegatioa from the
Touag Womea's Christian association
headed by Mrs. W. P. Harford brought be
fore the members the desire ef the eeeecia
tioa te erect a new building at a cost ef
about eiA.OQS. The women showed the
budget of the association for the present
year, aaying that the tnstitwtloa Is self
supporting, but cannot hope te build the
contemplated structure without donations
troa persons Interested tn the work. On
motion of Lewis S. Reed the exchange en
dorsed the plan ef the association aad
pledged la member to da all poaslbls ts
advaace It.
The special committee reported that It
had aold aiaety tickets to the picnic, which
will be held Saturday, and that tt would
have tickets for sale at the depot before
tbe train leaves. The train will leave the
Webstar street depot at I o'clock, returning
at I p. m, Ths fare Is tV. which includes
admlaslon ts the grounds.
Civil War Deeth Kteeerd.
During the civil war almost SM.0M aen
were killed er died from wounds received
la battle.' Thia Is aa appalling death
reeord. but does net equal that caused
by indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation aad
liver and kidney discs ss. Since the In
troduction ef Hosiettsr's Stomach Bit
tern, fifty years ago. the number has beea
considerably reduced because It Is n sure
cure far these diseases and la the beet
health maker known te science. A trial
will certainly convince you.
INCREASE IN SCHOOL CENSUS S
Indicated by krlarai Made frees
rsvrta ef teeaad aad TkLrd
W avrde.
Two of tke school census enumerator
havs reported to the secretary of ths Board
cf Education, and. if their reports may be
accepted as a criterion of those to come,
there will be s very material Increase la
ths school eentus over those of lMKi and
IKiL. The north district of the Third ward
reported tt? children of achoal age last
rear; this year I'M are reported. The
ecTuneraier for ths south district of ths
Second sard found Mil children of school
age. as aga.ntt 2,tC7 for last year. The sec
retary thinks, has ever, that this ratio cf
increase will hardly be maintained in tbe
remaining districts.
aU W. Grove.
The name must appear oa every box of
the genuine Laxative Brotae-Quinins Tsb
lata, the remedy tbat cures a cold in ens
Cay. ti urate
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Ernest W. JuHaa has returned to Omaha
after having made a tojr of the state, bt
ease crops are in esoaiieat condition,
Mr. ard Mrs. Jona H. hllckev passed
ixrougn irrnana yee-.ercay au their way
kuene troen Mount Veraon. lau, where tbey
were present at the marriage of their anm.
Mr. Mtckey will rewiain In Oaceola until
the SMMHUig of the repue-ljcsn state cewtrai
oKBsnitue. wnarn ne will attend.
Georce Meeeath, who reemt'e dii
paced ut kla ir.u-cesis rn the t'er.tr! Coal
t-'jinpary ut ktnui CVv. t tow In Sew
Tork. rreaa w here ke will eel. July t. for
r-urcpa. etis lamuy is at a reanrt In
Kkeee Island few the s u ir.nee ar-d Mr
Mefeatk ll prewbjv rem nut a ffyrvpe
auui .fueTaiEw ea iseuwsutecs.
(Issued
In our foma article we have made r-TO;.anernp show
ing lu . ,.e sement of rsil-nd ;ro! . v v.l:h
iiier ( ro;-M tr ii the Plate cf Nebraska. We will c -rUn'ie
IV cuase iv cT-rrparirn Thy will rhrw that the
iei r.eda hmveaid prorK-r-tonetelv more txcs t.an an
e.ner m.-i n in the Plate, but to complete the- ;:- of
coa.parions. I will be nr-eS!ary for us to yhew that ih
iujvmi ti Nhrarka have paVd a much w mere than
oiAer road in ih tranirri5:rlpri e at .
& Bauer h" 4ix asatrat rallroade tre ei'1.-!"-!"
whether iy ik.-ise or c!:rect tans'lrm the renrraJ a'crare
shwa jrac-cjj y th am With the r!lro1ti. n 1 -n.al-
i-e, to i'-n what the aeeed vacation of teir
ITL-ierty I.ojIJ be. eo lore a they art not reiulrel t"
4ay an r,iM.u. wmoimt per tnit to rrt iq3 ru rr,ii n a
i.i taa'lon, aal r"t tn urfa,r yri-rMrtKn to hre Tln
etvrn ine "ter-Ptae t'rmrrrr.e r. mitusiria r p rt f t
!. we fnd inat there were a :i mlle of raiiroai Mirg
west of tkt Jsl-natHrl rlier. The- ra lroid" pall f -Wi.i
f -i a which make sn avrare ff tiTl i' fr
rul e. Th-fee lures include ever)- tate and terr t -ry -t
M the M.-ai; pi rivr. exr-ptirg lr clun Te--!'.' rv.
whte tt.e ta on lallmad being bin ll'tfc. is fe lew ?hat
we j not :de the sum In our est tnatew. If w oH. I(
wcu'd snase the foregoing amount per ml'e. a few dcl.ar
cue
In this territory. th sverare net earnlrrs cf oil the
rat rveus emour.ted to H.7M per m.le.
in 3-ierinl i?ng the value of the railroad rr prty.
there arr ee e "a 1 eeertUb that rnut he ronfi1er-0L
rirst: Tbe volume cf business that can he given a ta l
rved Second' The dicultles ef operation
Tr.ltxl; Thtsnft sllowed to be rhargd
Thee three feature muat be taken n cor.unrt'"Ti In
any eetlmate that should be made regarding the va!u? 0?
the ra' ied r-rf.terty as an Investment.
A tomntri n of the rsilrpsft 'f Nebraska with 1ve
e,f New York. rnylvanla snd Marjla-d eould he rrl
leading un ."' th?ie elements were tsken Irte cor.sHem
tior.. i-. "h-" 'te the rsJlrnad wr famished Inn
tiejs that enk lesl them to hancle l.lX'.S7 'on cf f-elfht
and 8;a.H(i2 taenrer for each mile of railr'd. vhlie It
this rraJ,rris etppi country, the rallroans wre fur-iib-ed
but ITtiJ tons per mile and bat ?.fi paeser.iters a
reported la iy.
I
1FFAIRS IT SOUTH 0M1BA
Xakkt BeegjoB ef CltJ Board cf atfvifW
Comse Tcrdaj.
MAYOR TO VHO TIUPHONE ORDINANCE
Ctaataky rsrklsg Caaar eknta Dewa
Ita Car Skene After Esapleyee
Make Desna ed for Ulgker
The last oessloa of ths Board ot Review
will bo held today. Yesterday a large num
ber of eomplaiata were filed. Many were
for small amounts, but sotns ot the larger
concerns came in and filed protests, which
will be duly considered by the board. At
ftft m1mm inw ill ii It. efttitee f tt.
three national banks here appeared before
the beard with the request that tbe'r as- . r. Kelly has trone ts -Wyoming to look
s elements be equalised la eompsrisea with j after hla mining lniererta.
Ue amount of capital. It seems that tn J Today the Ceoelian club will hsve cbnrge
making the aasessmeat a clerical error had Cfr"'? fountain.
v. ZA. ..a h i. .v.. ,H, , Miss Carrie Ciark leaves today for a vitlt
beea made and It is presumed thst this will . merids at PueWo. Colo,
he corrected before Ue board concludes 1U ; Another rumor 1 sfloat that the Ham
aesslee. 1 mund piast here will euon reopen.
Of the smaller eomplaiata many have been , F- w fhotwell leaves today for a week's
adjusted by the board during the dull hours .lrt""!f, rtliiv" la K1"CK1
e tv. a.w ,v v..,.. nrV ,,t Michael Iry died verterday at en Omaha
ef the day and ae the heaviest work will ;borl,iI4j. Tbt. funeral will probably be neld
fall oa the board today, when It is ex- from the family residence. Fortieth and 8
pec ted the corporations will file complaints i streets.
aad will want te be heard. None ct the . w Hollsnd is gring west today.
. . to be gone a month. She will apend the
Bcembera of the Board ot Review hsa any- 0 ter time Colorado Pprlnga and
thing to give out for publication at this j Leuvcr.
time, but a report may be ready for tba 1 The women of the Presbyierian church
wreaa late toaleht or It t h. deferral i started their "trip around the world- last
... . '
v v l it wine uae iBujwaay. rrer cvm-
plainta hsve been received thia year thaa
in the past, but possibly this last day may
make up for tbe number. At any rate It
Is assured that the valuation will not be
below lli.OM.000. The levy, cf courte, will
be governed by the valuation, but accord
tag te the charter It cannot be mere thaa
Taiei Pees Dvlloeaeat.
On July 1 the ascend halt of the 1D1 elty
taxes will become delinquent and la order
to save tbe interest, which piles up st ths
rate ef 1 per cent a month, many property
owners are coming in and paying up. Cnder
the new charter the payment of taxes was
divided ae that one-half falls due on Janu
ary 1 and the otber halt on July 1. This
waa done for the purpose ef making it
easier on tbe people who owa property. Ss
far ths collections have beea better thaa la
former yeara.
Will Veto eeeletlee.
Mayor Koutsky stated yeateruay sftrr
roon that be weald at cace veto the resolu
tion passed by the eouacli Monday night tn
relation te tk South .Omaha Independent
Telephone ceapany. There is soae ques
tion aa te the mayor's power In this matter,
aa the resolut was not concurrent. City
Attorney Murdoch was at ked what h
thought about ft, but he declined to express
aa opinion, saying thst hs had not had
time te look the matter np. Some of the
members of ths council assert that if the
mayor vetoes the resolution it will be passed
ever hla head,
fhepe Closed Daws,
C A. Cudahy stated te a Bee reporter
yesterday afternoon that he had closed
down the car ahops here for aa Indefinite
period. The repair work formerly done
here. Mr. Cudahy nald. would now be done
at Kansas City and Bioun City. Tbe closing
down ef the shops here will throw about
fifty men est of employment- Te terday
The Bee mentioned the fact that the men
employed In ths car shop had mads a re
quest for higher wsgea and the Cudahy
ccmpary waa gives until yesterday te givs
aa siifwer. The answer waa that the shops
were closed for an indefinite period. As
there la no certainty when Mr. Cudahy will
order the shops reopened. It la presumed
that the men employed here will aeek posi
tion elsewhere.
Cradles; Petition.
Ths petition to grade O street from Flf-
teeath street to tbe ratt line of Liswoed
park has beea presented ta the council and
bus beea approved by the city engineer
and the city sttcmry. After tb necessary
publication twenty days will be given for
protests and after that ordinancea eaa be
passed providing for the grading and fur
the levying of a apecial tax te psy for the
work. It i. according ta the petltiuc, tke
desire cf a txajorlty of the prcperty owners
ts havs this street graded as soon as poc-
sible.
Caarat ef atsudr.
Superintendent cf Public Instronloa
I-
Lean ta prepared a course of study for tbe 1
comitg year for the pupil, ia the higher
grades. There is a classical course, a
seientite course, a literary courae and a
commercial course. A number of the
studies in each cf the courses mentioned
are elect!' with the pupila.
Prepeeltlea Set Preetirshle.
City Attorney Murdoch snd City Engineer
Beat havs signed a report te the council
in connection with the opening ef Thirty
fourth street trsm T to V streets. A peti
tion wss presented seme time sgo aak'.tg
the eounnl te take steps te csuas this
street te be opened and 11 was relerred te
the city cfSclsls mentioned.
The atxorney returns tke pet i-. toe without
reooaaendatioa tar th rseaon that ths
title te th p ropes ed street is not in th
city and before say action can he taken ky
t'nJer Authority ef the RailroaJs of
Another Line of Comparisons.
A r nrnjn of Nrbraka ratrcid w k ff.' 'f
M a"wse.ti' t w-'ti)i te senseKe. becs'.ie It N-Vki
I her- nr.- a-..l n rf rs.'rai to rnt e'h y a. j ci
rcle v.h:t in Mss--h.oaette I S' re ore tut t 1 f I "i -same
nufi; i.r wVh Nw- Jeree. . w led bs f yi T'ft
i't ralr'l :..-. h ! ',ure miK-- f I'rrtorv. h re
Net r V trl h- t Tl Hivmr tn tvie p"ini'-tri r w
til c e-r-cil t t f ra ::r ad t" Neb-nelcri h-t.h h? a
large- l uKtre-a. aort ee wili rik out s'm KnUen tii
that han.l e ep;irraimateiv tne fkr tfuiiarter a-i vMi-c
o b ti". toj make the corr.t urifin with thwe rnif,
ahiei-r "h 'eves lhat they fiay and t lee t t-i' S
pad lier 't '! W fourd that In i)i:e- iratanoc te
tfi) of NT..ta fay relativeli- Uutber tiv- than tbe
hou J b i tl n' u;wn to !
Ilie -tie lo rrak s cr-p"-in ' the tax i-r
rrl'e. th iriod t- th 11tri t ef "o'ureh:. .with 'h 't
charg'-d we'eri- rajlroaca. evijert.v iit"-nd irr'. l-e,
Ir m the 'a t ttt th - efy ef rh'eirte.n h etttcrv.n
th I:.n. t rf Co'imlMs. and th 10 rxJ ef re'im't
w Hi h r rep rted in that ilt-inct sn ,-8'ttratir .-11
city trojicrty a comparison of s Nebraska ra'lroi't wl'h
the New Tork .'-n'rl s foir tra'k ritr-i wl-h " " -t4KKt'
e-i'lti f ea ilpment ali'rie. wovld rrr-t he fvr. tit
we w 11 r've tbe pect'le ef Nebra k i the c-a.l of tax-. ! n
In th" -her tnt fer ihe cirnoee of let'.'re there
make ihel' wn orclulr and .roelre whether the re. t -roj
in Nehelua are aytr-g their 'iaM share f tx,
when corrp"ed with other rallmad.
There t,r but a few state In the t'nlrn tn wVi-k th
railroad' py ii 4 per oert cf the taxe paid while 'n ih -terr't
rv wl of the Mlesiseipj-I tbe rei'.madr In NeNrs
ks pay more per mile than sixteen cf the other state-.
Tnref Tei'nlns tat cbUse the ral'roed to py re. re
than twey eo NehraaVa. hut It ia a we'! k-mwn firt tbt
tax tevlf :n mlrlrg countle are much hber tkan :a any
ether 1 e::tle Li the Cnlted Ptatea.
Our rtitement will ehow what the ral'ova'ie rt-v to
each cotmty the averse rate per mile, snd from he
ma wil! he bve to Judre whether the people ar beirt
trested filrty In thia matter.
There t rpneresaitv ttt eonceaJ saythlng on te pari
of the ra.'.'-oads. aa tbey hare borne and bear their I'jrt
sbare ot ihe taxea.
In the t ear IMMt
Average ten per lie ee Rallresd s west ef Mississippi Hlver. P1T1.4A.
Tea per sslle paid lw Xekrsske. gie "-et.
Average net earala rtallroada ve eat of Mlaalealppl River, fcx,7(4.
Average set cerates Tie krnske Hallreds. gl.ams.
the council or anyone else It will be neces
sary to either condema the land for the
proposed street or hsve the parties wbe
now hold tbe title deed tbe same to tbe
city. If It is desired te condemn tbe land
then a resolution cf tbe council Instruct
ing the city attorney to proceed will be
necesssry.
"reparian for laapreveaeeate.
Since the big barn at the Jetter brewery
burned down on the night of May ti plans
have beea made for the constractloa of a
big brick barn to be located at a point Just
north cf the bottling works. At first Mr.
Jetter proposed te rebuild on tbe alts of
the destroyed stable, but later on he came
to the conclusion that the ground at the
rear cf the maithouse could be used te bet
ter advantage and ao he will put up a fine
barn, similar In architecture to the brick
buildings erected within the last coupls ot
years,
Msrie City Gossip,
.hera trin m-rwa lrom a 'X1"J
nigbt. The start was made from Mrs.
barber's residence
Tbe drill team cf Modern Woodmen camp
No. 1U& will give an ece cream social at
W oodmen hal' over the South Omahs Na
tional bank, Thursday evening.
Gerohe Hotchklas srjd daughter. Ells M.
Rollin and W. H gwsr. all of New York
City are the g-jeits of Mr. snd Mrs. L A
t'ari. Twentieth snd M streets.
Member of TVaahir.e-ton' camp No fT.
Kr.lght of the Mccthee. are requeued to
meet at the lodge room. Twenty-fourth
and N rireerv. at ..30 a. ro. Thursday. June
St. to attend tbe funeral cf MiciietJ Xacey.
AmuieTaaetttB.
Basds Itoaaa at Orpkeeam.
The sixth la the series ot elrt. concerts
by the Bands Rosea drew a trovd which
ccmpletely filled the Orpheum Tuesday
evening. It was the largest bout of ths
series thus far, and it is highly probable
thst if the engacemeat were continued te
tbe end ot the week the band would be
playing to tundlcg room by Saturday night.
But unfortunately the concerts alii close
with tonight's program.
Those who heard "Willow Crave tsarch,
a composition of SorrenUno. Tuesday even
ing can understand why this great artist
is called "the march king of Italy.' His
conceptiecs differ In kind, but are fully as
musical and swinging as those of Bousa.
In tke "Bide ot the Valkyries Sorrentlne
demonsirsted that his aggregation could
render Wagner aa wall aa musicians of th
fatherland. It waa -sensationally excel
lent, axd the audience seemed te appreci
ate It as well as the music lover of Kansas
City, who during ths last two eeastns were
attracted ts rains oust park by the thou
sands to hear this selection, which was
generally voted a favorite.
Eig. Fanelli. a 1&-year-old boy, plsyel a
harp solo, and E;g. 'unxiato. baritone, sung
a selection from "Faust." Both were well
received. A rtl.glou tanttt.a. Ths Love
Feast of the Apostle." aid tt march.
"Nibelutgea." from the famici Tetrnlcgr."
were alee fceartily encored.
ree Serve t atefc.
la almost every neighborhood eomeoa
has died from aa attack ot etUe or chalera
morbus, ertea before rsediclns ceulfi te
procured or a physician summoned. A re
lisble remedy (or these diseases should be
kept at hand. The rfhk la tee great foe
aureus ts take. Chamber la Is 'a Cello.
! Cholera and Iiarrbees Benvedy has ok-
devotedly saved the lives of aors people
and relieved more pain and suffering thaa
any stber medicine ia as. It eaa always
ba depended upon.
AFTER LEAGUE CONVENTION
Chicago ftepakUcaae Jeereey
Wuklagus te Pell for Petere
Ttatleeel Meetlag.
te
CHICAGO. June ii. The executive coa
mlttee of the National Itepublicaa league
met here today and a sub-oo remittee will
depart for Washington toaorrew to watt
j Ur, F Roosevelt, upoa whoa de-
pends largely the time and piace tor ths
next reinvention of the organisation. See.
eral cit.ea ar represented as clsmortsg
for the convention, but th officers cf tks
league ar bending every energy te securs
the presence of the president st their na
tional gathering and hav therefore left
tbe prepoait iom open.
The committee met ia the effices ef Na
tiona! President Iaaae Miller Haalltea.
Reports ef the presideat. secretary aad
treasurer were approved, asd the resigna
tion of Secretary L. H. Stein cf Oovlrrtos.
Ky, accepted. The general aituatloa of
tne league in tbe various states ssl trrri
lortes waa raavassed sad It waa stated
that there waa mere enthusiasm this year
than has beea taken heretofore In the
a fairs at the organLulloav
NcSraska.)
DEMAND ISFAR REACHING
Teaaaalere anal Freight Haadtere
Cesae to Aarreeseeat Paksslt '
te (klceete gtallreeda.
CHICAGO. June SS A labor demand of
far-reaching taportaaes? was agreed ca
today, when the Nstlotuil Teamsters' unlcn
and tbe local freight handlers' union came
te an tmderstsndlng between themselves
snd prepared to submit sn ultimatum te
all tbe railroad entering Chicago. They
will demand that after Thursday no union
teamster deliver freight te a non-union
freight handler, alee that no union freight
handler deliver freight to a non-union
driver or accept the same from hla.
The demand will involve every railroad
with a freight bouse tn Chicago, It will
concern more than 8000 men and prac
tically every manufacturing interest la the
city.
The move is designed te force every
freight handler te enter tbe union and te
give that body Into the tsstrol of the
teamsters' union.
It Is declared that naless ths various
railroad companies accept the ultimatum a
general strike may be called.
LASWELL MUSJC0ME BACK
Geverrses- Tatee Hewer . Iteoalaltlea
treaa Cevtrssr Cwsasalaa fee
Alleged Defrander.
SPRING n ELD. I1L. June t.. Governor"
Tele todsy honored n requisition from
Governor Cummin of lews tor the extradi
tion of J. W. Laswell. wanted in Fort
Madison. Lee county. Is-, oa the charge ef
borrowing J'.ftM from the Lee County Sav
ings tank with latent to defraud the bank.
He la under arrest ia Cathage. Ha acock
county. I1L Laswell purchased some cattle,
gave the bank a mortgage on them aad
later, tt ia alleged, took the cattle to Kac
sss City and sold them. The cattle were
eventually aold to E. W. Brown cf Berlin. -this
county. The Lee County Savings bank
replevined them snd when the case was
tried tn the Sangamon county circuit court
Judge Thompson derided for Brown.
hymeneal""
Pe r na e I ee- A we k M ae r .
Albert Edaard Parmelee aal Miss Jeas
nette AuchMoedy, formerly director of tbe
kindergarten of the Windaor school, were
married at ! !li yesterday afternoon by Rev.
C. C. Ciseelt st the home of the bride's
mother. 1 0 South Thirty-seventh street, la
the presence of relative nnd a few laUtnate
friend.
Mr. and Mra. ParemJee left at 4:15
o'clock for beaver aad poiata West for a
two weeks trip. Mr. Parmelee is the
police reporter oa a local paper aad is a
veteran of the Spanish-America war. He
is aa Omaha product and baa a host of
friends in this city. Ths bride Is the
youngest daughter of Mrs. Paulina Auch
Moedy and Is n most esUaaMs aad popular
yoaag wcauan. I'pon their return l he
couple will ge te .houstkeepiag at Tairty
slxtk and Fare ara streets, la n home alrsady
prepared by the groom.
G I kkaaa-Da sties.
KKAR.VKT. Neb.. June W. (Special Tel
egram, h Dr. Charlea K. Gibbons, sea ef
aa ex-postmaster of Kearney, and Nellie
Dowaing. both of thia elty. were (carried
today at St, Luke a Eptooopa church. Rev.
C. A. Beecher cf North Plaits officlatlag.
Following tkt ceremony reception wss
tendered at tke home of ths bride's pareatt..
after which they departed for Cfclcagc"
a here tbey w ill reside tor the present.
Cklrane te Xesr l'srk
1st Twtatf
Heere,
Tbe Pennsylvania Special tbe-new train
ever tbe Peaeeylvania Short Lines, estab
lished Juae Ik ruas oa thst schedule, leei -tng
Chicago L'nloa station at It neon daily.
For reservations and Inferaation apiily ta
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