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10 ' TITEOMATTA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1D0S. BALDWIN DEFENDS CALLAHAN Jn.4ge Say Cemetery Superintendent Wu Convicted on ft Lie. DQTACHX3 CLASS TESTIMONY Fr1lat of rrwpect Bill Oealee that CnTN Were 0 Iran "; Hwool Wlthent rrirf Aartr. TJan Callahan. uparitndnt of the Tropct Hill eametery, waa convicted of arava derecratlon on " th testimony of Juin Clark, but Crk tlad and be know ifce lied when ha said araves were opened Mid bonrs removed without proper au thority." His ag-ed rorm shsklng with pent-up motion, and wrath aaalnet his accusers. JudM C. A. Baldwin, president of the Pros- I pact Hill Cemetery association, who ! held . br the court ai the principal In the desecra- Von of g ravea In the cemetery, thus de j Bounced the Isadlnf witness In the recent trial of the superintendent of the old burial ground In Omaha. The Judge made his statement before the city council In epeclal ' session, Dan Callahan and his wife being ' present. Hla talk was long and rambling. . but respectful attention wss paid by hla auditors. At the outaet the Judge said he wished to go before tha council In preference to the j court, aa he. believed the court had not treated him fair.' ' "I asked Judge Sears to hear me and the Judge appointed t o'clock this morning, a half bour before court convenes aa the hour for .me to appear, when no one would be there," said Judge Baldwin. "The court told me that I must not refer to anything but the trial of Callahan and that I must not' refer to anything In relation to what I had said or dona In the matter, and that ha would not whitewash anyone. . Wants Na Whitewash. "Good God, I don't want to be white washed; I Just wsnt a chance to tell the truth, but my good friend, the Judge, would not let me. I did not go to court this morning and I never will go before that court again. "The record of my life In connection with Prospect Jt ill cemetery Is an open book and can -be read by all. Prospect Hill'ceme tery Is tin tlrarest spot on earth to me. I would not swap Prospect Hll cemetery for all of Omaha What has 1 been done there, . the- Improvements that have been made, , have been' made by Dan Callahan and myself.. , VI have bean president of the cemetery association for eighteen years and no grave has been opened In that time except by written order of -the secretary, and the secretary acted under my orders. Dan never opened a grave without authority being given him and I have repeatedly ordered him to shoot anyone who at tempted -to open a grave." The Judge- then branched off Into a long dissertation on the laws governing burials nd explaining them, as he read them.' He Quoted Interpretations of the law to show that graves a re, on) such In ground r-t side as burial places and that a body buried In place not dedicated aa a cem etery la not buried In a grave. He there fore holds that the removal of the bonts of Indians or 'of early day travelers across the plains Is not gravo desecration. Ac cording to tho Judge the Indiana used the hill . as burial ground long before the white man Invaded this country and that pioneers enroute to the gold lands of Cal ifornia burled their dead on tha hill. Forty-Three) Tears Old. Prospect Hill cemetery was surveyed In 1865 and clear title to the, land given Byron Raed. Mr. Reed then notified the friends and relatives of those recently burled there that they could secure title to the lots, but, according to Judge Baldw'n, few availed themselves of the privilege. "The law says that a grave, cannot be opened and the body moved unless consent first be obtained from the relatives of the deceased'. ' How In Qod's name can consent le obtained from the relatives of some .Indian burled 100 years ago?" asked Judge Baldwin. "Bones that have bean removed have been the bones of Indians. I can prove this to you by showing tomahawks and scalping knlvea we have found with these "bones.' Prior to the convening of the council Judge Baldwin said be wished the ordi nance governing cemeteries and burls Is mended to allow the removal of bones of unknown persons Instead of being com pelled to fill tip -a grave In case bones ware found. Ha made no reference to this In his address and no action was taken by the council.- . ' OPIUM FISHING THE LATEST Pastime Bssssn Three Youthful Prisoners I'ntll Sheriff Rralley Discovers It. ' Finning fnr opium through a hole In tha window a rren Is . a pastime enjoyed by three, youthful prisoners at the county Jail. Sherlif Brallry now has possession of tha rope, two tobacco sacks and a knife which mad up tha tackle outfit of the boys. One Of the tobacco sacks was -half full of gum opium.. Tha ' anglers were Louts Zimmer. Clyde ZJnk and James Mann, all of them Just over 18 years of age. They were convicted of robbing a Greek boarding car on tho Uplon Pacific.' At the request of Judge Sears they mere placed by themselvea. tha eaat solitary being placed at their disposal. Friday clerks in the office of tha district clerk saw a- rope dangling from a hole In tha screen and Monday they reported It to the Jail authorities. A search of the cell disclosed thaf, tha boys had made the rope from strips of blanket cut with a knife they had secured n soma mysterious way. They punched a hole, through the heavy screen nd tied their tobacco aacks on the end of tha rope. Bomeene on tha outside had evi dently filled tha sacks with opium. When found one of the sacks aa half full of the drug. , Judge Sears cava the boys light sen tence of thirty days about a week age and requested that they be Isolated from the hardened criminals. Use Bee. ant ads to boost your business. Batldtac rrrmlta. 4fr. Levy. Twentieth and Sprague streets, frame dwelHr,. tl.frO; J. P. Cruk. Thirty. eennd and Writthl streets, frame dwelling, ,S,0U0; H. Sinlih. Thirty-sixth and Kim uevta, frame dwelling, 1600. .J. J sLuon's PERFECT Tooth Poud Cleanses, prcserres and beautifies the teeth, and ' Purifies the breath A superior dentifrice for people of refinement EtttUiahed ia 1866 by SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY 2 Dig Bargain Squares of Very Fine The finest of Nainsooks, Swisses and Cambrics Corset Cover Emroideries, Flouncings, Skirtings, also wide and medium bands and insertings all new patterns and many bf them very elaborate-- - fl C C worth as high as 50c a yard 11 a A C P in two groups at, yard ............. In Onr Notion Dept. is the Best It is Important that every woman should know the beet place to buy them. Come to Brandels notion department and remember that we make a specialty of dregg shields. We show the biggest line of dress shields west of New York. We carry the best dress shields made and we guarantee every pair. Klelnert's shields. Omo, Canfleld, West Point, Gem, Double Covered Onandoff, Featherweight, Naiad, Lace Edge and Shirt Waist Shields. Brandels' prices are always moderate. GREAT SILK SALE 1 Thousands of yards of the most desirable and up-fo-date Silks fancy Tuscans, Pongees, Foulards, Messalines and Taffetas. The prettiest styles and pattern not a yard worth less than $1.00 and up to $1.50, at, yard r .... . OMAHA Strictly tailored very stylish and. serviceable some in the outing styles with pocket others in "plain white with colored collar beautifully made many 50 "98 k with elbow sleeves, open back ar f MOVE YOUR FACTORY To Omaha. Cheap power means bigger profits, ommaan. OMAHA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER C 0. Telephones Bonglss 1068. Snd. .11378 T. M. O. A. Bid. SUMMER FLOWERING BULBS CALADIUMS, Mammoth Bulbs, each 25c; 5 for . . ". . . $1.05 )uB ROSES, Mammoth Pearl, doz. 35c; 3 in . . . . , . Si.0) GLADIOLI, in Supirb Mixture, doz. 35:; 5) ft . .... $1.03 CINNAMON VINE, Extra Larjs, each 10c; 2in .... $1.03 DAHLIAS, Assorted, each 13c; 12 tit . . ... . . . . $1.03 THE NEBRASKA SEED GO.. 1613 Howard St. Gold Silver and Ncke Let us replat and repair your old metallc articles. We make them good aa new at a small cost. i OtlAHAPLATiHlr til Isis 1220 Uarney St. Ftints shi tn HOMELESS CHILDREN PLEAD Motherless and with Draskts Father, Tbey Ask Co art for Sarcor. Vett motherless last December when her mother committed suicide by drowning and practically fatherless, Margaret and Ger trude Whehrer made a pitiful appearance In juvenile court Monday. They have been living with their father at tha home of Mra. Mary Herbat In South Omaha, but Mis. Herbst objects to tha drinking habits of their father and refused to have him around any longer. After hearing tha case. Judge Estelle returned the children to Mrs. Herbst and the father waa told to find a lodging place elsemhere. . Harry Royce had trouble Saturday night with his father who. It ta asserted, had been drinking and tils father turned him over to tna police who In turn transferred htra to tha Juvenile authorities. No com plaint , waa filed againat him and Judgu Estelle allowed him to go home. One com plaint his father made was that the boy sworj. "Do you ever swear, Harry?" aa Judge Estelle. "I I did awear once, Judge," tha boy re plied. Judge Estelle gave him a talk, advising him to be lenient with tha weakness of his father. Beal44 by Steam " or scorched by a hre, apply Buckleu's Ar, nlra SsJve. Cures piles .too, and the worst sores. Guaranteed- 3 for sale by Eaeto Drug Co. Selected Stock in Omaha 59c Dainty 190S Models lingerie: 41 . wit a W ar MS No store In the west can show waists of such high character and such dainty design as these at a moderate price. The . real lingerie waists, many with IB Lb, Ul&U.V WtlU 98c embroidered fronts, short or long sleeves Favorites for Summer are the New Tailored Linen Waists or front. . . . . aw d efo 9GSBGSE2 Vj Omaha' Pure Food Center ? Restaurant On 2d Floors 5? TASTY COOKING, EXCELLENT SERVICE, Moderate Prlcei, 5? Tea and Coffee Dept. Special demonstation all this $ week. ("; Harvey Ricker, the genius and & $ Inventor of Harvey Rlcker's Cele-.! 0 brated one-half minute Coffee. Pot, Jjj $ will be here In person to answer all Cj Coffee is miae in onenau min- M uie before your eyes. No boiling, nn anttline. and no aettlne on the .'! C' stove to clear. Saves your time, $ patlece and coffee and if you have -J , '"i ,s i 7 A mi' mloa tha nnnnrtitnltv ff aAo i l inz it now. Seeing is believing. A S Tasting is convincing. Mr Ricker U V coffee. .1 Will ANKOLA COFFEE ' be used by Mr. Ricker jjj throughout this demor.statlon SsTaateeBth aad Douglas Sta. J Phone Douglas tit. Prlvat Exchange Connect All Departments. questions relatlvo to making cor- fee. and will show you the coffee -A Pot and only patented filter In the y, rorld today. gjj U lw VM Quarterly Styles Book and' and 15c Ladies' Home Journal Pattern 20c. Five. Dollars for $15. $18,50. $20 and $25 Women's TeJUred Sui(a Tuesda.7 It '3 not a question of profit, for this price does not even cover cost of making. Cut- - ting down the suit stock is of greatest importance just now, no matter what the loss. In this lot there are just 65 suits, beautifully tailored all wool cloths, in checks, stripes and mixtures, mostly light colorings. Just as the headline states, Tues day you buy suits, worth up to $15.00, at, choice. . , Over 100 Pieces Fancy Dress Silks Worth $1.00 to $1.25. at Yard. 49c On the bargalu tables for quirk choosing, yard wide, fancy taffetas, rough silks, black and white checks and novelty dress silks . A g In great profusion. Quality silks In the most desirable 4C colorings, yard N. . . BLACK DRESS GOODS FINE IMPORTED FABRICS Vomen who wear black will find this an opportune occasion for profitable-buying. Rich materials, including voiles, silk, warp, eolinnes, mohairs, melrose, armures, wool taffetas and panamas, every Cfi yard fully worth $1.00 to $1.26, on sale at, yard JOC GREAT WASH GOODS SELLING. A i.d'a Silk Moussellne. exqtilirlte ' Arnold's Bilk Mixed Organdies, ab-' fabrics, gorgeous floral effects, solutely most delicate fabric made every piece made to sell it 8Bc, at sa 100 pieces Batistes, big line patterns, effective designs, special DOMESTIC Pillow Casing. 4B-lnch, 18c tk Bleached Muslin, 86-lnch Alr quality, Tuesday C 8o quality, Tuesday "rj Sheeting, 9-t bleached or un- 1 1. Cambric, 10c quality, soft bleached, 80c quality , AsC finish, for underwear OC Decorated Dinnerware Twogreat lota on sale Tuesday at ridiculously low prices. -This Is your last chance to buy' splendid china pieces at such a r.avlng. . Unquestionably one of the best bargains this department has put out In many a day. LOT 1 Includes handsome platters, covered dishes, tureens, etc., of in all makes your choice of any. Tuesday mornlna. at. each IUC LOT i Fancy decorated plates, cups end saucers, oat meals, fruits, etc., your choice while lot lasts, each V i - aw "saaaa""11 If f 'V OXFORDS 3-50 3O0 2-50 - . V i - TT is one thing to know a fad; it is another to know how to use it , Ten women know a thing where one is alive to it .The others don't ue their knowledge. .Every woman knows "Dorothy Dodd" Shoes, but she can't get any benefiti from her knowledge unless she uses the knowledge. Bennett's Big Grocery Golden Coffee, pound Basket Fired japan Tea, pound Tea Sittings, per pound Cooking Raisins, large, pound TAflOCA BfLClAIi Pearl Tapioca, two pounds for ISo, Best 'Wo Have Corn, two cans flto, and 20 Green Stamps RAISINS SALE. Larga Cooking Raisins, pound 180, and 20 Ureen Stamps PEA 8PKC1AL. Bennett's Capitol Sweet Wrinkled Peas, 2 cans.... 850, and 30 Ureen Wtamps Bayles' Cider Vinegar, pint bottle 10c, and 6 Ureen fcitampa Bayles' Lunch Herring, two Jars.... 80c, and 10 Ureen Htamps Worcester Table Salt, two sacks loo, and 10 ureen stamps Peanut Butter, two Jars Pure Jellies arid Jam, Jar Spaghetti, pound 60c bottle Queen O'.lves, for Batavla Corn Starch, 3 pounds Batavlii OIobs Starch, three pounds Blue Borax Htarch, pound package Grandpa's Wonder Soap, three bars Oalllard'a Imported Olive OH. basket bottle.. White Table Syrup, can Prlce'a Breakfast Food, three packages o A. WATCH S for a graduating gift for girl kept In memory of that day. thecn all prices ana siyies. atora. Look for the name. S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler 1510 DOUGLAS STREET DR. BRADBURY, Dentist 1006 Farnani. 17 Years Same Office. Phone, Douglas 1750. , Extracting. . . 25c up. Crowns.... $2.50 up. Plates 2.00 up. Bridge Work $2.50 up. Porcelain Flllluus - up from $1.50 HOTELS. H0TE Broadway, Fifth Avenue mmm M ft .A h iriti i Frt ij rex nmmiiu iHtBalni IS WRI MlflrHl ' Room 91.5Q per day and upward. BUROAN MAN, . CEORGC W. SWtCNCY, MeeaitTea. Abqus Cirtfan. limijcr, Lite of King Edward Hotel, Torouto, Canada IE win 1 . n America, 50c and 69c . ?C goods for mostly all white grounds, with , SPECIAL. 3ic 5c 880, and 3U Green ' 3 Bo, and 40 Ureen lBo. and 10 Ureen 19Ho. and 20 Ureen Mtamps Stamps Htamps Stamps aoo, ana iu ureen stamps 18 Ho. . . . BO, . .300, . .84e, and . .84o, and . ,10c, and . .860. and . .350. and . .ISo, and . .85c, and 10 Ureen 10 Ureen 10 Ureen 10 Ureen 20 Ureen 10 Ureen 10 Ureen Stamps stamps stamps stamps Stamps Stamps Stamps or boy would always be Nothing nicer. We have opcuu a lew minuses in uui Alveolar Dentistry a specialty. Loose teeth made solid. Nerves removed without pain. Wprk guaranteed ten years. re L 'VICTORIA and 27th St., NEW YORK. In ttit Centrt of Hit Shopping . District A Madera. FlnH CUm HtieL Compkitta til httota staU Furfttitunf m4 (Woratlou caurcly Bew Jirotif rtout. PopuUf miXk Udic vmUBf tfce city witlt Ait etcont bcauM ft ta ameiilf tad cony. fl rsb smr iqilrV MB th. Hot astd cd mtc UOSB. CUUIM MMBsUmL ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. While Goods for Orndunlion Dresses Surprising Bargains in Tuesday's Sales Comparison Will Prove j. Our Values Creat Savers - THE RELIABLE STORE Arnold made the finest whit good In America. We have all the whit ?Ioth that that their (Treat prints were printed on, on sale Tuewlaf. f Arnold's White Organdies '. .S Arnold's 32-Inch plain White Madras, made to sell at 25c .7W Arnold's silk warp Moussellne d Sole, made to sell at' 26c. 7 Arnold's plain white Foulard Cloth, made to sell at 39c. . 10 Arnold's white Swiss Applique, made, to sell at 26c .10V Arnold's woven dotted silk Mulls, made to sell at 25c . , . . , .10 Arnold's plain white Rep, made to sell at 39c ,, XO 12 0,000 yards of various white weaves of Arnold's on sale. ' ' jAU Onr Imported St. Gall Swiss Will Go at Ridiculous Price. ' In High Grade Department. - '' $1.00 St. Gall Swisses....... 11.50 St. Gall Swisses.... G8 85c St. Gall Swisses. .......... .3f) 76c St. Gall Swisses 35 65c St Gall Swisses 304 69c St. Gall Swisses , -27$ 49c St. Oa1 8wlsses 35 39c St. Gall Swisses, , Wonderful Prices on All Lines of Manufacturer's Cravenette, Covert and Silk Coats on Salf , Tuesday About Half i '( 200 Women's Uravenette 'Coats, values to $12.60, greys, tans and olives, at, choice $4.95 Silk and Satin Rubberized and Auto Coats Well worth $18,007 on sale at .....V..SfMWi A Positive Saving of Our High Grade for Tuesday's Selling Hemmed Hack towels and good size absorbent bath towels, regular value 12,ic. each Extra large hemmed and hemstitched Huck and satin, rlamask Towels, 25c values, each 14i High grade bleached Turkish Towels,' Hosiery Specials Ladles'. 50c embroidered, lace and gauze lisle Hose', all colors, 'on sale at, Pftl" .....25 Ladies' fancy embroidered antft lace . Hose, worth up to 35c a pair, choice. '-10 nd 12M Ladles' Fancy Hose, in all sizes, values to 19c, on sale at 10 and 5 Children's School Hose Medium or heavy ribbed, all sizes, double knee and sole, values to 25c, 19, 12 M Children's Hose, worth to 19c, in two lot" t ' If nd K Monday's prices on all Fresh Vegetables, Advance Rnnoucement of Sale luhsticiot Duncan-Meyers ?LWfffE , Together with several other great purchases from eastern manu facturers will be placed .' . ... On Sale ' Saturday, June 6th Watch Dally Papers for further announcements. fl Snap in China, for Hotels, Restaurants, Boarding Houses and Large Families GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE 2 and 2i-ln. Bakers, per dozen, 60 4- in. Platters, per dozen 50 5- in. Platters, per dozen ' -50 6- ln. Platters, per dozen 65 C B-ln. Plates, per dozen ..60 6-ln. Plates, per dozen 65 7-ln. Plates,, per dozen 75 Handled Teas, per dozen 752iorders W HMD Teeth Are to Man WHAT HANDS ARE TO HIS BOOT Each tooth has a duty to perform Just as each finger does. It's Impossible to see each and every tooth and the decay that will destroy the usefulness of one or more nr a treat many, hence the importance of a careful look at your teeth by trusty experience. If you'll allow us to look at your teeth, you will gain some information that you will never have cause to regret. It will save the loss of one or more, per haps many teeth "Price That Don't Provoke." Taft's Dental Rooms 1517 DOl'GLAS ST. . is a flavor found in all onr designs Baker Bros. Enrjravlag Co. arksr alack, aha. HOTELS, TME INN At Lake OkoboJI. Ia., is now open under the S..T- Callender Co. For Rates. Rooms, etc., address, . THE INN. OKOBOJI. IOWA The Compkte Assortments Xould Hardly Ci a . Imagined $1.00 Persian and French . Lawns 48 8 Be Persian and French Lawni.,38 75c Persian and French Lawns,. 2S 69c Persian and French Lawns. .25 49c Persian and French Lawes.'. 10 25c English Long Cloths.' 12 25c India Llnons ,X2U' 19c 40-ln. Llnons 10s 39c plain Batiste ............ ,55 Fine White Goods. i Stock of Coats Fine Covert JacketBlg assortment pt newest styles, values to $18.00 each -84.05 mJ Nobby Silk Coatji la box style, would sell regularly up to $(.60. your choice ..-53.05 From 33i to 50 in Linen Department . All our fine high grade pare linen sad extra large slie Turkish Towels, vgl ues up to 60c, each. ........ .,25c Imported . mercerized Table Damask, splendid rtage of patterns, full width, sells up to 79c, at, yard 45 large size, heavy, wrlh ifa, ea 11 Pineapplesl: , Pineapplesl Put Them Up This Week , The Pineapple season will be short and all other fruits are scarce, This is the cheapest fruit to can. We have just got another car of very fancy Pineap ples for canning which we will place on sale tomorrow, Tuesday. ( -) V Each. . . . . . .Be, 7Hc, 8Hc. 10c, 12Hc Dozen. . .57 Wc. 80c, BOc, f 1AM, $1.85 Case 2.2rt, 2.7fls $2.75. S3. 75.' $2.75 Fruits, Groceries, Butter and Cheese. Walt for the greatest bargain offerings ever. mffmmm'ymmmmmmmi.iH im mm .ii ) I mn Oyster Bowls, per dozen; ...., .50 White Bowl and Pitcher, each, 37 M 8-inch Plates, each 4 , ,5 Cups and Saucers, each ........ .5 Ice Cream Dishes, each .-3H We are closing out this stock. By buying now. you will save yourself from 20 to 60 per cant on your futurt FRST THE HEW FITZU AIIKLE STRAP PUMPS This Is the pump which has M slip at tha ha.L Heretefsrs thl slipping at. tha heel has bsen a Si( drawbark on pumps. Wa havs over coma this In our new styls pumps. You must bps and wear to appreciate our new ankle strap pumps.' ,Vs have them In Russian calf, patsnt oolt st the following- rsnge of prices: Children's slies; 1 to 11; ,75 Misses' slss, 11 H to t, 2.03 Women's alies. IH to 6. Our New Stylish Oxfords, Stylish, yet roads for service tb newest the makers offered In a va riety of leathers. The prices aad slies rsnge Children's slsss. IVs'to 11. ' 50 Misses' sixes, 11H to 3. j dilM tin to... Women's aises, t to I,' llta at $2.00. (2 t0 and Drexd.; Slide i Co.L HH rroB Slrett I .:. J i: 1 1 i t