EDITORIAL SECTION.
Pages 9 to 16.
The Omaha Daily Bee.
Carpenter's Panama Utters,
Next Sunday's Bee.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 19. 1871.
OMAHA, SATURDAY
MORNING,
t
APRIL 15. 1005.
SINGLE COPY THREE CENTS.
ONE CniNAMAN TO GO HOME
Tudge Hanger Gifes & Decision in the
Deportation Case.
LIU HOP HERE IN VIOLATION OF LAW
III. Pretense to Modr Mere Subter
fuge to fialn Entrance to Catted
State from Which tie Is
Ordered Deported.
Judge Munger has handed down a memo
randa opinion In the United States district
court in the case of the Chinese. Liu Hop
nd Iyw Quam, In which Liu Hop l or
dered deported to China and Lew Quam Is
ordered discharged.
Both cases were appeals from the find
ings of "United State Commissioner Ander
son, rendered last winter, In which both
Chinese were decreed as being In the
United States In violation of the acts of
congress and their deportation ordered. In
the Liu Hop cane the opinion of Judga
Munger uses theKe words:
It appears that I.lu Hop Is a Chinaman;
that lie landed In the United States at San
Krnnrlaco July 2, 1K!9. or shortly there
after, and (luring the year 199 he came to
Omaha, where Tie has since readied and
eriKiiRed as a common laborer. His entry
inio the United States was by virtue of a
ten Ideate proper In form, Itiswd by th
colonial pf-cretHry of Mitcau province, dated
M.-iy 17, li!W, which authorized him to enter
the United States to study the English lan
guage and Kurnpean sciences and to live
In the company of his brother, IJu Eng
Fun, manager of the firm of Lun-Slng-'hon,
at Hock Springs. Wyo., and Sun
Francisco, Cal. The only atudy that he has
pursued In this country Is the simple rudi
ments of the English language taught by
his Sunday school teacher. This does not
make him a student of the English lan
guage and European sciences within the
meaning of the act of congress, and I am
clearly of the opinion that the facts as
found by the commissioner, that his com
ing to the United States to atudy tne Eng
llnh language and European sciences as a
student was a mere device to gain entry to
this country and not In good faith to pur
i the mi. .Ilea of a student, are correct,
44id that his real intent una purpose in
Jlling IO inn l nuen Dimes wnr, iui mo
i pose or laooring oniy. i am oi me opin
ion that his entry under tne certificate
mentioned was a fraud upon the United
States ,and such certificate does not afford
him protection. It follows that the finding
and Judgment of the commissioner were
& nfftrmAri nnd T .In Hon la
found to be a Chlnamnn unlawfully within
the United States and Is ordered deported,
back to China.
Merchant Mar Relapse.
; In the Quam case It appear! from
j the vecord that he arrived In the United
"tates at San Francisco January 13, 1800. i
,Jfn a properly executed merchant's certlfl- ;
""""cate. He remained In San Francisco for j
three years In the mercantile business and
then sold out for itflOO, and then came i
IU UIIIUIIA, "CtO v. . . ... J
and has been so employed since without
compensation. Hence he has been a la
borer since coming to Omaha, within the j
meaning of the act of congress. Judge j
Munger's opinion says on this point: j
Had the commissioner found that he had
been a luborer since arriving In this
country. 1 should feel disposed to affirm
the same, but the commlsiaoner has aiade
no limling on that subject. His rinding j
Is in the presont tense, that he Is a laborer.
There being no finding by the commis
sioner on this subject, I am bound by the
.stipulation of facta which present a Klngle I
question of law, to wit: Does the fact
that a Chinaman who lawfully comes to
the United States as a merchant and en
gages In tli. Luslnese for a period' of
"'years and fjr sequently abandon the rner- j
cant'le puT It and followa that of a la
borer, authorize his deportation? I have
carefully read the acts of congress rela- I
tive to the subject and do not find In them
any warrant for saying that a Chinaman
who lawfully enters the United States sub
eequent to the expiration of ix months
ihn loWlnir effect of the act of eon-
areas of November 3. IS93, and In good
faith engages as a merchant for a term
of years and subsequently abandons such
buafnesa and becomes a laborer may be
deported. ...
The decree of the commissioner Is re
Versed and the appellant la ordered discharged.
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OMAHA WEATHER REPORT.
Fain Colder.
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CKinsLware for Saurday
Dinner Sets Dinner Sets
Our Ktock is complete in every way. From the finest sets to a
good Englinh Porcelain. Eighteen 100-piece English Porce
lain sets, a $10.00 value, QA
Saturday for 3JM
Double Green Trading Stamps on
all Dinnerware for Saturday.
A NEW FOUR-PIECE TABLE
SET, beautiful crystal with neat
gold band decoration, set includes
butter, sugar, cream, Q7ft
THE WESTERN LEAGUE PENNANT WON BY PA
ROUUKE'S BASE BALL TEAM, SHOWN IN HAR
NEY ST. SPORTING GOODS WINDOW. SEE IT.
-Cut rrirp Snip nf-
CARRIAftR SPOMiES. CHAMOIS SKINS AND imUSIIES. FLORIDA WOOL
CARRIAGE SI'ONGKS, CRASS SUONtJES FOR, HOUSE CLEANING.
MEDITERRANEAN WOOL SPONGES BLEACHED OR UN
BLEACHED FOR THE BATH. CHAMOIS SKl.NS,
GREAT POLISHERS. OIL TAN CHAMOIS
SKINS FOR CARRIAGE WASH AND
POLISH. FULL SIZE.
CUT TRICES. Pros Section Saturday.
(Just as we road proof of thla ad) A Hupp Ixt of Trimmed Hats from a Trotti
inrnt Chicago Maker All Ho Had and at a Price.
The Spring Millinery Snap of ths Season
Styles, Materials, Workmanship, and Colorings Par Excellence,
Displayed on First Table Malu Millinery Aisle. Second Floor.
Scarcely two alike and a Mr lot. Sale starts Saturday morning, 0:00 Z Qli
o'clock. $s.r0 values for JJO
M M IE?
OMUIA WEATHER REPORT.
Kalri folder.
f I I
ppoon, Saturday, set..
Twentv (J2.00) Green TradinR Stamps.
NEW LOT OF TABLE TFMHLERS, good size, neatly engraved,
a splendid value, Saturday, six for ."
Limit: One dozen to a customer.
RICH CUT GLASS BERRY OR FRI IT BOWL, 8 In. size, several
. dirrerent cuttings, an value, very special Saturday
One hundred ($10.00) Green Trading Stamps.
WHITE CHINA FOR DECORATING, or for table, a special lot of odd
sugars ana creams, values .ic to to do boiu at from 13c
' w V - K&
20c
4.38
to.
SEE TIIESD! Second Floor.
1.50
HARDWARE SECTION
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading
Stamps with Clark No. 3
Flue Stopper .
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading
Stamps with Clark No. 1
Flue Stopper....
Five ("0c) Green' Trading
Stamps with Clark No. 5
Flue Stopper
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading
Stamps with Crispy 1 rt
Toaster, best made 1 U C
9c
8c
5c
Forty ($4) Green Trading
Stamps with 24-tlne
Steel Lawn Rake ,
Forty ($4) Green Trading
Stamps with 14-tine
best steel Garden Rake..
Forty ($4) Green Trading
Stamps with best Spad
ing Fork
Thirty ($3) Green Trading
Stamps with beet Steel
Spade
42c
45c
74c
65c
Double Green Trading Stamps on all Paints.
TOM DENNISON'S FATHER DEAD
Did Man Snccnmba to Blood Poison
ing;, the Reanlt of an T"n
healed Scratch.
Tom Dennlson was called to Jefferson,
W Heb.. Thuraday evening Djr a telegram 10
he effeot that hla father waa dangeroualy
jfN of blood poisoning-. Friday morning- a
f " wnd telegram came to Mr. Dennlson s
died at 8 o'clock In the morning.
So far as can b learned, it seems that
the elder Mr. Dennlson aome daya ago
noticed a scratch on one of his hands. , He
paid no attention to It, did not even know
how he got It. A few hours afterward the
liand and wrist began to swell, and then
the swelling extended to the arm, going as
Kh aa the shoulder.
soon as Tom Dennlson arrived Thurs-
ay nigm ne niia a ppecianni canea irom
Sioux City to co-operate with the family
doctor. All efforts were unavailing and
after many hours of suffering Mr. Dennl
son succumbed, hla age and phyalcal con
dition being handicaps too great to over
Come. Fat Eenntaon, a second son of the dead
nan, was telegraphed and a reply has been
received that he Is too 111 at hla home In
I)enver to come to the funeral of his
father. That misfortune never comes singly
aeemi to be proved In thla case, for It Is but
ax few days sine Thomas Dennlson was
called from Omaha to attend the funeral
Of his stepmother.
BIG CONTRACTS AT FORT OMAHA
llajor Kallaakl Makes Three More
Awards I'niler Directions
Iron Washluaton.
Major M. Gray Zalinskl, constructing
.quartermaster, has Just received word from
the War department to award contracts
for the following work at Fort Omaha:
For construction of mens hall, atables and
wagon sheds, to Peter 8oderberg, Omaha,
for ;i,ooo.
For plumbing and heating, to J. J. Hant
trlien, Omaha, for 110,972.
For wiring and electric lighting, to Ben
nett Fros., Omaha, for ll.Mfi.
The work will now be pushed aa fast as
possible. Major Zalinskl said this morning:
"With the award of these contracts and
those of Thursday, It makes a total of
nearly ISO.ono. The total appropriations thus
far made for rebuilding Fort Omaha now
reaches $100,000, and there Is still $117,000 ap
propriated for Fort Omaha In the army
,Plropr1atlon bill, making a total of $217,
ROTHERY ENJOINS HIS WIFE
Partially Stops Proeeadlaars During
the Adjustment of a Family
Difference.
On application of rYed W Rothery,
f idge Troup has granted an order restrain-
l" Flora Sunderland and Pearl Rothery
any or the fumtturs from the residence at
1KM North Twenty-first street. The al
lauraUoa the ptUUon Is that defendants
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Bennett's
Big Grocery
SATURDAY'S SPECIAL BARGAIN
LIST OF FINEST GROCERIES. EVERT
ITEM A MONEY SAVER.
Sixty ($6.00) Green Trading Stamps with
large sack PrfUe of Bennett's 1H
Flour u,,u
Forty (f$li)0Grean Trading aitaispa vith
'medium suck" Pride of Bennett's ( A(
Flour i I.UU
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamps with
small sack Pride of Bennett's
Flour OUC
Flfty ($6.00) Green Trading Stamps with
three pounds finest Java and f (HI
Mocha Coffee t.JJ
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps with
F"?. ; 68c
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps with
three pound can Burnham's 20f
Clam Chowder vw
Fifteen ($1.&0) Green Trading Stamps
with five cans Rf)r
Tomatoes cvw
Fifteen . ($1.50) Green Trading Stamps
with five cans tine fMIr1
Corn OUt
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
three-pound can Table
Byrup a, aw
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
quart medium sour Kir"
Pickles 1V,W
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
with pint bottle A. B. C. 2.1c
Catsup uw
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps wltn
three one-pound packages f C-
Corn Starcn a-w
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
frame Colorado tFtC!
Honey ,t,v
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
three packages Lemon ISc
Snaps aw
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEESE.
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
pound full cream New York 2(iC
Cheese nvr
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
pound Virginia Swiss 22c
h oc to . .
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
pound best Mage 2(JC
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
pint fancy imported extra large 2Hc
Olives
SPECIAL, RAISIN SALE.
Several hundred pound fine California
Raisins. ftr
pound
Vegetable and Flower Seeds, 2iC
package J
CORN SPECIAL.
Several hundred dosen fine quality, gc
can
MONET SAVERS.
OH Sardines, Rjj
can -
Salmon, 10c
pound can
Table Syrup, Qr
2i-pound can
Potted Ham. An
can w
Peas, 1c
2- pound can M
Castile Soap, 2&C
cake
Baked Beans. Oc
3- pound can
Oondonsed Cream, A.C
ran w
Splendid Tomatoes,
three cans
TO AVOID WAITING.
In anticipation of big business Satur
day, extra clerks, messenger boys and
delivery men will be employed.
Doublo Oreen Trading; Stamp on all
txocerlea, with tha exception of
special till eleven A. M. , Saturday.1
BENNETT'S GREAT
Meat Market
ALWAT3 IN THE LEAD. WE
f'FJFJJ THE CHOICEST ON
1HE MARKET. '
LAMB. LAMB. LAMB.
Genuine Easter Spring Lamb, first of
the season, for your Sunday I
dinner hind quarters, each.... J
Fore quarters, 75c
Pork Shoulder Roast, j-
pound O JC
Sparo Ribs, four pounds 25c
Choice Native Steer Sirloin fil
Steak, pound IffC
Fresh Buckwurst and all kinds of
good things to eat at our delicatessen
counter.
Green Trading
Stixmp Special
For Saturday
wEn th,l3f00o.ownTltenT.":J,nff 8tampS
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps
with a choice Morton-Uregson Co.'s
No. 1 sugar cured regular ham. 8
to 10 pounds at, f i
pound I1JC
Thirty ($3.00) Green Tradlng'stamps
with each strfp of Morrell's Iowa
Pride Bacon (backs); every strip Is
selected from choice young pigs, all
narrow strips; average lil
weight six pounds, at, lb I5C
LARD. LARD. LARD.
Another fresh lot of Bennett's special
brand lard. Guaranteed strictly fresh
and kettle rendered In 6- CC
pound palls OOC
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamp
with each pall.
HERRING. HERRING.
New Holland Herring, all Milchener s
guaranteed regular 90c kegs 7C
on sale at, keg I JC
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps
with each keg.
CIGARS
A genuine French Briar Pipe, bent,
straight, horn, celluloid or (in.
rubber item OUC
Thirty ($3.00) Oreen Trading" Stamp.
Wyona, a good clsar, long Hilar OR
Sumatra wrapper, 7 for ,aiUC
TSr' 1.60
Forty ($4.00) Green Trading Stamps,
Resagoea, a clear Havana So straight
cigar, for 26c; tr
SO for 45. UU
Our Nation Chewing Tobacco, r
one pound for fM
Don't forget a pipe If you are going
Ashing or camping. Pipe f
up from
BENNETTS
CANDY SECTION
Jap Confection, a novelty, tn
per sack
Twenty ($2.00) Green Trading Stamp
with pound box Bennett' Oin
Special Chocolate Creams
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamp
with Easter O
Noveltle ACJW
Hundred of Bird Nests with en
Eggs, each L,w
A Great Pre-Easfer
Showing of
Fiive Millinery
A Great Pre-Easlcr
Showing of
Fine Millinery
The largest, richest and most complete display in the whole West A dis
play that will at first Mush prove leadership. Interesting to the visitor, doubly
Interesting to the buyer. Knhnnced by the most pleasing nurroiindlngs for
millinery investigation and the most intelligent sales-service In the city.
Street Hats to Close
Must dispose of large numbers to make room for special EaRter week Importa
tions and novelties. Street hats selling up to ?1.4S, 7 C
Saturday for JC
Street Hats that sold up to f Q Street Hats that sold up to Q
$2.49, Saturday for ST J $.'Mi, Saturday for LrtJ
These hats comprise everything nobby and chic in the season's best styles.
They are strictly new goods, and these low prices are made for a pre-Easter
sensation.
Trimmed Hats Trimmed Hats
All Trimmed Hats that soln f A Q AI1 Trimmed Hats that sold T JO
up to $3.(K, Saturday for l.n?J up to $5.0O, Saturday for JtitJ
A very special line of Trimmed Hats, comprising everything for which $10.Kl,
$12.00 or even $15.00 Is usually asked, styles into which the nicest materials
and the most nimble workmanship enter, Saturday special Jt f Q
price r.0
Easter Hats Easter Hats
An extra special line for Saturday quick selling. None of them are too dressy
but very seasonable, up from $10.00, also at the popular 7 Prt
price of D U
Children's Easter Hats
An attractive display. Some with simple ribbon bow trimming, others with
wreathes of flowers, quite a lot in elaborate designs, price from ftQ
$5.00 to OC
Hats for School Wear and Immediate Use
Made of rough and ready straws, no end to the cute little ideas, bargains IP
that are outstanding, 4Uc, 3Uc and DC
Flower Specials Flower Specials ' y
A special sale for the home milliner.
Muslin Koses, three in a bunch, old Mother Nature cleverly duplicated, A
sweetest colorings, up from 1UC
B'OLIAGE in green colorings, f
up from 1UC
VEILINGS to match all hats, iy3 yards long, hemstitched and in the MCk
beautiful shading effects so popular In the East, worth 75c. Saturday. .. tJC
Ribbons Ribbons
Our lustre Taffeta in all shades and colorings, Saturday 25c, 10c
and.
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Visit the Great West's Greatest Millinery Saturday, there's education, charm
and money saving delights in every aisle, show case and table. Second Floor.
SALE OF POPULAR ART PICTURES
1.69
Madonna Pictures (like cut) framed in oval black
ixl) frames a special Easter
, value, at ,
Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps.
The Same Madonna, framed in a 10-inch circle frame,
and odd shape and very artistic combina- f
tion an Faster special, at , 0 J
One hundred ($10) Green Trading Stamps.
Note what the great Art Critic LOKADO TAFT
says of this beautiful Madonna: "THE ARTIST
HAS HAD THE EX THEME GOOD FOUTFNE TO
FIND A MODEL OF PURE AND ALMOST PER
FECT FEATURES AND EXPRESSION-MOKE
ASTONISHING STILL, A BABY OF SPIRITUAL
CAST OF ( Ol'NTENANCE. THEY ARE HAP
PILY POSED, ALMOST UNCONSCIOUSLY. I
WOULD NOT HAVE BELIEVED IT POSSIBLE
TO DO ANYTHING SO POETIC AND ETI1ERAL DIRECTLY FROM NATURE."
OTHER GREAT IIAIMJ AIMS FOR BAITER,
Framed Pictures and dulnty Passepartouts, On
at 25c 23c, l'.tc and I k
Pyrography Novelties now In with great abundance. Outfits our great yQ
special, at
Fifty ($500) Oreen Trading Stamps for Saturday and Monday with ench outfit.
Visit our Art Galleries. Picture Framing la where we excel, price mean saving
to you. Artist Materials, we carry a full line.
Saturday Shoe Sale
Men's Tan Russia Calf Blucher Oxford,
Jap Toe with strap and buckle, the
newest style (Packard's spec- Z CA
ial) $5.00 value at JJJ
Men's Patent Tony Colt Blucher Oxford,
Wall Street Cap Toe, It. & S. J AA
Knox special, $5.00 value at.TuU
Men's Tan Russia Calf Blucher Oxford,
Trernont Toe, $5.00 value
Men's Patent Tony Colt Button, new
waJl street Drop Toe, R. & R.f AA
Knox special, $5.00 value at."U
Double Green Trading Stamps on all
purchases in Shoe feection until noon
Saturday.
Easter Novelties
The largest and Most Exclusive Assortment We
Have Ever Had.
EASTER TOST CARPS. In new designs. Illustrated In beautiful colors, Oc
each 6c, 3c and
EASTER C.1FT CARPS AND BOOKLETS, elaborately printed In
gold and beautiful colors, with little verses, ir
15c to W
TISSUE PAPER AND MECHANICAL NOVELTIES, Chickens and
Uatit,m and KHster r.gg designs, something new some- "lr
thing pretty, 75c, to tf
EASTER CARDS IN HAND COLORS, Easier Tally Cards, little
Chickens and Rabbits.
Stationery Section.
$1.08 COPYRIGHT BOOKS 49c
"Call of the Wild," by London; "Redrock," by Tago; "Letters
from a Self-Made Merchunt to his Son." by Larimer; "Soldiers of
Fortune," by D.ivls; "My Lady Paramount," hv Ilarlaml; "Woir
vllle." "Wolfvllle Days and Nights." by lwls; "(Irav Cloak," by
.uui'ttrnin, ,iain cnHncp, Dy iicnoison; Amaieur Tacksman,
by liornung; "I he Crisis," by Churchill.
There are 625 titles, all published to sell at $1.25 to $1.60. elaborate bindings and
beautifully ilhmtrated.
STATIONERY' AND BOOK SECTION.
3rd Floor Curtains 3rd Floor
Trnvolini; Men's Stunn-les of hand made silk and sntln Pnniaak Flano
Scarfs nnd I'lnno Irapps. With each purchase of those poods we will give
you Double (Jiven Trading Stamps. This offer Is Rood for Saturday ouly.
All Silk, hand made, hand knotted fringe, Just a few of this style, k A
worth ipii.lTt, for, each itltD
Others in Oriental Designs at, each, $4.00 1 1
and Z. U
Mattings! Mattings!
JAPAXKSK AM) CI1IXESK MATTIXGS, C
from -J.'ic to 17C
A very coinplete stock at extremely low prices.
All wool In train Carpets. f
t OUC
Linoleums, from iTc M
to 42c
Clothing Section
IMPORTANT SALE OF MEN'S, YOUNG MEN'S, BOYS' and
CHILDREN'S IIK1II GHADE SPRING CLOTHING, bought
from G. HART & KOHN, 707-09 Rroadway, New York,
OWING TO THEIR RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. WE
PURCHASED THEIR STOCK AMOUNTING TO MANY
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE:
Clothing made from the latest and most up-to-dato spring
styles and fabrics. We iuvite you to attend.
Men's and Yom Men's Suits
Suits worth up to
?10 at
Suits worth up to
15 at ; . .
5.00
7.50
Hats
Suits worth up to
$20 at
Suits worth up to
S25 at
10.00
12.50
The new and up-to-date Knox, Youman and Dunlap Cfl
Blocks, soft and stiff hats, at JLD3
75c
65c
35c
Furnishing Goods
Confirmation Specials Boys' White Stiff Bosom
Shirts that sold for 1.00, at ,
75c Shirts at 50c
All the other boy fixings ties, collars, hose, hats, suspenders.
Otis Balbriggan Underwear for Saturday worth
75c a garment
$1.25 a suit.
Men's Fancy Summer Underwear our regular 50c
values at ,
Young Men's Union Suits, or small men's here's .the saving
proposition, on account of your size Union Suits T C
sold for $1.50 to sell quick, at m )C
You may only need an extra pair of Trousers hadn't PA
thought of that $5 value, G. Hart & Kohn stock, nt.&fOXj
Others in proportion.
r.
says:
My " MACKINETTE " Rain
Coats appeal not only to the man
who wishes to be comfortable and
well dressed, but to her can I say
more?
My Mark
Remember the safest way, gentlemen,
is just to ask my representatives
MAIN FLOOR.
QSaEEBBQr
have planned or ara planning- to remova
tha household turnlshlnga from the resi
dence on Twenty-first street and break up
the homo of tha plaintiff. Mrs. Sunder
land ts further enjoined from going- upon
the premises or In any way attempting to
separate the plaiutiff and his wife, Pear).
The suit out of which the Injunction
grows Is to be heard by the court on
Tuesday, April 18. According to all report
It srema to be a caae ot objection to
mother-in-law, spreading out Into a divorce
proceeding, with Incidental complications.
Pretoria's Hard Trip.
POVER. Kngland. April 14. The
burg-American line steamer Pretoria,
arrived here today (from New York.
1) and proceded, waa delayed by
Ham
which April
heavy
weathen During on day of Ita voyage
the Pretoria only logged 133 mllea.
MORE WORK FOR POLICEMEN
City Charter Requires that They
shall I.ook After Some Mat
ter! Other Than Crime.
"The new charter provides that policemen
shall report bad sidewalks, obstructions on
walk and streets and all defects that hin
der or make dangi-rous public travel," sutd
City Attorney Hreen. "Also to keep tab
on the street lights and report ouiutf'-s.
The force at the present time Is rolleved
of such duties, but steps should be taken
Immediately by the Board of Fire and Po
lice Commissioners to inaugurate a system
In conformity with the law. It Is a good
meusur and on that will result In a great
deal ef good and economy, la other clues
the policemen are used to great advantage
In the reapecta enumerated. They can and
should do as much here. Cards should be
provided and plans perfected so that the
work will count. With hundreds of miles
of sidewalks eight or ten inspectors can do
practically nothing."
SERGEANT WHELAN'S NEW HAT
Vrtrraa of the fluent Called I lion
to Arrest Himself as a
Hotel Hneak.
Police Sergeant Michael Whelan waj al
most under obligations to arrest himself
for petty larceny this morning. Mr.
Whelan lives at the Murray hotel, and as
he passed out of tha dialog room la
mlnded manner, took a hat which did not
belong to him and left hla own. When he
reached tha police station he was greeted
by the pleasant tonea of Dan Haldwln.
"For heaven's sake, Mike, run back to
the Murray hotel and see If you can catch
a thief. A millionaire from New York
laid his lid down and some one haa atolen
it. He Is In a terrible stew."
Mr. Whelan bethought himself that his
own hat might have been Mtolen, put his
hand tu hla head, and to his amazement
took off a brand new hat which did nut
resemble his own. With a sheepish look
he fled from the etutlon bark to t!.e hotel.
J. P. Morgan a Grandfather.
NEW YOHU. April H.-A daughter haa
been born to Mrs. Herbert Iroy Satter- J
lee, forratrry Miss lourse Morgan, (laugh- I
tar oi J. FlMooat lnr. M iuv '
SKATING AT THE AUDITORIUM
Rink Will Be Closed After Nest
Week and Sew Floor
Put Dovn.
Rotter katlnj( will oe si: crT after a
week from Saturday. The Auditorium
management haa concluded to end tli ;
season then as the warm weather Is sure
Inrgely to cut down the attendance. The
cloning week will be a lively one, for there
Is to be a race Tuesday evening, a fancy
drees carnival Thursday night, a race
Frlduy and a grand free-for-all event Sat
urday evening.
Afler the skating season la over tha
Auditorium haa bonked but two eents for
the spring, both of these Important cone
eerta. Tha Pittsburg Symphony, orchestra,
with Mme. dadskl and Conductor Era I
Pauer will be here for May 1 and the
Chicago Bymphony orchestra for about ten
daya later In the month.
There are several Ideas aa to the use
of the Auditorium during the summer
Thore is some talk of a summer light open
season and other hot weather attractions
The roller akatlng I to be recommenced
shortly after the hnm, show. It is pos
sible that a new uaple floor with dl igoiml
grain at the turns may be h.id over thn
prenent pine floor. This would be better
for both skatina- and dancing.
Building; Permits.
The city has Issued the following hunt
ing permits: 8. Irvine. 3.fMi frame dwe.l
lng at Thirty-fifth and Cuming street:
Mrs. Maud Mngge, ti'M frame dwelling ug
Twenty-sovenlU and Mundvraun streets.
