TTIE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MATtClf 2fi. 191.1.
Pianos Damaged by Tornado
Will Be Repaired and Overhauled
Immediately Call Douglas 1623
Our men wjll call and fix it just like new.
Piano Tuning, Polishing
and General Overhauling
We also offer you the convenience of our large piano
store-room. Nominal price charges for piano storage.
Schmoller & Mueller
PIANO COMPANY
1311-1313 Farnam Street
Orgariized Relief
By Districts Now
Being Furnished
The Citizen's relief committee decided
at 6 o'clock last night on a committee of
four who are to have absolute contral
of the dispensation of relief. They arc
C. C. Ilosewater, B. F. Denlson. Dan V.
liutler, J. M. Guild. The six stations as
revised at that time arc to be stationed
nt the following places and In charge of
the following captains:
1. Sixteenth and Locust Btreets, V. 1.
Ivterstcad.
191,4 North Twenty-fourth street,
Joseph Kelly.
3. 2726 Franklin street! J. I McCague.
4. Thirty-third and Cuming streets,
T. P. Iledman.
G. Fortieth and Farnam streets,
George H. Kelly.
6. Forty-sixth and Leavenworth
streets, tent, J. A. Sunderland.
All applications for relief of nny kind
will be expected to bo made at the near
est station from the home of tho suf-
You Should
Enjoy Your Meals
One of the Most Important Questions
to Consider In the Beared for
Happiness and Health.
If your Btomach can not digest your
fod, what will? Where's, the relict?
The answer Is In Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, because, as all stomach Jtrou
bleu arise from indigestion and because
ons Ingredient of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets is able to thoroughly .and com
pletely digest 3,000 grains ol food, doesn't
It stand to reason that these tablets are
Wring to digest nil the food and what
uver food you put Into your stomach?
ferer.
No relief will be given by the com
mittee at other places. Tho city Audi
torium will be used as a general store
house or depot of supplies, but they will
not be dispensed from there. Instead
they will be distributed from tho Audi
torium to the various relief stations.
Persons having clothing to spare are re
quested to spnd It to the nuditorlum to
be used at the various relief stations.
Any serviceable clothing that docs not
come from homes that have had a con
tagious disease will bo welcomed.
All who own houses that are for rent,
are requested to report them to the
committee at their headquarters In the
Council chamber of the city hall.
AA cash donations should be made to
Robert Cowell, treasurer of the Citizen's
relief committee.
DISTRICT IS UNDER MILITIA
Two Arrests Here
on Arson Charge
Acting upon Information from Chief of
Detpctlves John Ilulpln of Chicago, Ser
geant Russell, Detectives King and Van
Deusen and Chauffeur Armstrong ar
rested Solomon and Jacob Uoss wanted
lor arson and burning to defraud Insur
ance companies. Both men skipped from
1 Chicago after having placed a J30.000 bond
j to gain their freedom.
Jacob rtois was arrested at ISIS North
Twenty-fifth street and Solomon Hoss
was taken at 61D South Twenty-first
street.
Bus
TWO PERSONSrKILLED IN
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! WASHINGTON COUNTY
BLAIR. Neb.. March 15. (Speclal.)
Only meager news of the tornado which
cut a path through Washington county
were obtainable until late lust night.
Telephone service Is partially restored,
but telegraphic communication with
Omaha Is out except by way of Sioux
City. The tornado's path wns viewed by
i hundreds of people yesterday afternoon.
I The storm Is supposed by many to be
I the Bame ono that struck Yutnn ns the
path of both are almost the same. It
struck this county between Bennington
and tho German hall, about nine miles
southwest of Blair and left the county
and state crossing the river about live
miles southeast of Blair and just east
of tie old DeSqto townslte.
The Stanley family, who live on the
MePhernon farm near IJeSota, were
vlHlted on Sunday bv Mrs. Btnnlev'n
i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steyer. who
live south of Calhoun. The house was
wrecked and took fire from a cook stove
and Mrs. Steyer was killed Instantly
aiid one child Injured. The tornado then
CUt a SWath through tlln linnvv ..,.!.- lm-
SStr Tou2t" if tTh.V1 :" T I""" n"d "'"he.rtho Do-
Vour Stomach
Science nowadays can digest food -without
having It enter the stomach at all.
And Stuart's pyspcpsla Tablets are tho
result of this1 scientific discovery. They
digest and digest tnoroughly and well,
anything and everything you eat.
Tho burning question to you is, "Are
you getting out of life all the pleasure
and the health you are entitled to?" If
not, why not?
No matter whether every organ and
meniber of your body Is In a gouqd state
of health and strength, If your stomach
Is In any way disordered, you are not
going to bo "yourself." You are going
to be a worried, out-of-sorts, nervous or
sullen Individual, whose actions will re
flect your condition Inside, and people
will naturally avoid you,
So, If your stomach refuses to work or
can't work, and If you suffer from eruc
tations, bloat, brash, fermentation, bi;. 1
ousness, sour stomach, heartburn, Iirl
tatlon, Indigestion, or dyspepsia of what
ever form. Just take one or two of
KtUart'a Dyspepsia Tablets, and see the
difference. It doesn't cost yoit much to
prove It. Then you can eat nil ypu want,
what you want, whenever you want, If
you. use these tablets, and, you can look
the whole world In the face with a beam
ing eye and you will have a cheerful
spirit, a. pleasant face, a vigorous body
and a clear mind and memory and every
thing wll look and taste delicious to
you. That's life.
Get a SO cent box of Stuart's Dyspep
sia Tablets at any dfug store.
ssoto school house half mllp enut nf
the railroad track and left nothing. The
Ir,st residence struck by the storm before
crossing the river was the house on the
lower farm of the old J. Markcl es
tate occupied by John Svoboda und fam
ily of his wife and five children. Mis.
Svoboda was killed almost Instantly and
her husband the three of the children
badly Injured. Mr. Svoboda's worst In
Jury Is a deep wound over tho right eyo
and a badly bruised back and leg. A
13-year-old daughter has a badly torn
scalp wound and her recovery Is not ex
pected. 1
RELIEF WOEK
Over GOO Troopers Patrolling the
Stricken Neighborhood.
ONLY RESIDENTS CAN PASS
Thoac Itraldlng In or llrsnnd tlir
Stricken Dlntrlrt Mint Olitnln
Pnmtpnrtft Ileforr Thej
Inn I'nui Line.
Martial law prevails over the stricken
districts of Omaha. To pass the outer
Hues of these districts without the re
quired passport is almost worth one's
life. Mllltla men and men of the regular
army have been Issued orders to toler
ate no scenes or disturbances. Kvery
man on duty Is equipped with rifles or
revolvers which arc loaded with ball
cartridges and the officers in charge of
the troops say order must be kept
Over 600 troops of militiamen and of
ficers are In Omaha at the present time
and more are on the way, according to
Captain D. F. Lough, In charge of the
commissary at tho armory. The troops
are divided into three batalllons alternat
ing In tours of duty. No sick men have
been reported as yet nnd the stole troops
arc working with a zeal seldom displayed
by mllltla men. "
Recruits arc being examined and sworn
in and put Into service continually. Over
fifty recruits have been taken In since
Monday night and are on duty.
Mnny Oiilipnulr on Out)'.
Tho following companies are In Omaha:
Company A of York, under command of
Captain CSmstcad.
Company C of Beatilce, under com
mand of CfllHaln Brewster.
Company K of Wymore, under com
mand of Captain J, V. Craig.
Company I of Auburn, under command
of Captain Loen Davis.
Company, F of Lincoln, under com
mand of Captain M. E. hum.
Signal corps from Fremont, under com-J
mand of Captain Jess.
Iloipltal corps from Lincoln, under!
command of Major C. V Waldon.
Other officers here are Major Uolllngs
worth of Beatrice; adjutunt to the
major, J. Kd C. Fisher, Beatrice; Cap
tain R. L, Hamilton, retired. V. S. A.,
and Captain Lon C. Casterson. inspector'
of small arms practice from Lincoln. j
The Omaha companies pressed Into
service are Company L of the First reg
iment, under command of Captain Heinle
Klsaser; Company G of the Second reg
iment, under command of Captain Karl
Sterrlcker, and Company I, under com- !
mand of Captain Harry Stein.
Captain Lough reports that up to the
present time no trouble has been had to
speak of and Major Ilartman this morn
ing had nothtiig but praise for the order
which is being kept.
Only ItrNlitnitn Cnn l'n.
No one but residents In tne stricken j
district or beyond ar'n. allowed to pnssj
the lines without an Identification card. I
At Fortieth and Farnam streets re?i-j
dents must receive passports at tho drug
store before they can pass the lines to
their homes. Many of the homeless who,
In tho hope of securing part of their be
longings, , want to go by the lines must'
receive passports. These passports are
not Issued to persons until they have
been fully Identified as being residents
In the stricken districts.
Some Curious Freaks
of Cyclone's Funny
and Strange Antics
The speed and force with which ob
jects wero whirled through tho air during
the storm Is curiously yet accurately
shown by a large window In a partially
destroyed residence at the northwest cor
ner of Thirty-eighth and Dodge street.
The south window on the second story
Is punctured In six places with smooth
round holes such ns only a bullet Is sup
posed to make. The glass Is not splin
tered or silvered In the least. Only rarely
when a rifle ball Is fired squarely Into
a window pane will It bore a clean holo
without silvering the glass. The storm
accomplished tho feat with pebbles,
chunks of flying glass or, perhaps, small
fragments of wood.
I.evee nt I,n Fayette tlrrnUa.
LA FAYKTTK, 1ml.. March 25. At 3:13
p. m. West La Fayette, where Purdue
university Is located, was cut off from
this side by the breaking of one of the
levers. Tho other levee Is submerged
and Is expected to break at any moment.
Wild Rumors Bring
Hordes of News Men
from Other Places
The news of tho tornado has brought
to the oily veritable hordes of newspaper
men from other cities. The sad condi
tion of tho telegraph wires made It prac
tically Impossible to get authoritative
news outside of the stricken city Itself,
nnd tho result wns n series of wild
rumors, whlah variously estimated the
number of dead nnd dying from K0 to
1.000 persons. Kven from New York
special men were rushed to the scene
nnd tho hotels, already In nn overcrowded
condition, owing to the Influx of out-of-town
friends and relatives, were packed
far beyond their capacity.
The first Chicago newspaper men to
nrrlve were John Fay, Chicago corres
pondent of tho New lork World; t V.
H. Stnrrett and Clyde T. Brown of the
Vhlcago Dally News; Richard Fnlrchlld
of tho Chicago Record-Herald; A. J. Beg
ler of the Chicago American, and John
Lovett of tho Chicago Tribune. These
nrrlvcd nt midnight. Knrly morning
trains brought others to tho city, among
whom were Porter Wright, city editor
of tho Kansas City Post; Ralph Balrd,
staff phnlogrnpher; P. 11. Davis of the
Kansim City Star, nnd George Jay of the
art department, all of the same paper.
Capital City Places
Fund at Call of Omaha
LINCOLN. Neb.. March 2f.. (Special
TelegranO-The mayor. J It. Armstrong,
and tho city council met today and passed
a special resolution which states that
V'.WO shall be taken from the city
emergency fund and placed In tho First
National bank for the relief of tho Omaha
citizens suffering ns the result of thn
Into tornado. Mayor Dahlman of Omaha
was telegraphed to draw on this amoiirt
for nny part or nil of It, as ho sees fit.
Cols In City Unit for llr-f udrriy
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., March 2S.-6m
hundred cots are being placed In Tomlli
ton hall, a municipal building, nnd tht-i
refugees from the flooded districts ma
havo a night's lodging free. Cots also
may be placed In a number of tho school
buildings.
Mayor Shank lute today asked tho
board of safety to appropriate $2,000 f r
tho relief of flood sufferers.
All Skin Remedies pail?
Have you tiled all tho advertised skin
tmpdleft wlltlflllt 11-na? IIuva villi
sought medical treatment In vain? And
I you still suffer from that Irritating Itch.
1 that horrible, unsightly skin disease?
, Do not depalr.
I Come to our store nnd Wo will Gl'AR
lANTHH YOC INSTANT UULIKF. We
will let you have a full slse bottle of
tho D. D. D. Prescription for Krienin. a
simple, antiseptic wash, on our positive
r.unrantee that unless It stops the Itvh
I AT ONCH It will cost you not n cent.
You owe It to yourself to take advantage
of this offer, e ore confident it w It
succeed or we could not afford to nmko
the offer,
D. D. D. Is a penetrating liquid tint
kills and washes away disease germ ,
leaving the skin smooth and health.
A .'0c bottle Is enough to start tho cum
of the most obstinate cases of Hcxcm.i
Psoriasis nnd allied dlsenses.
D. D. I). soap Is a valuable old. Ask i I
about tt.
Sherman & McCtinnell Drug Co., 16th
nnd Dodge, lotli and Hartley, 2(th at J
Farnnm. 30T-9 No. lfith St.
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PIANO PLAYER LASTS PLAYS
"THE WEDDING OF THE WINDS"
From tho damaged residence of Charles
Garvin, 3 North Thirty-eighth n"cnu,
nn Angelas player piano was tnken to
Hayden Bros., where upon examination
It was found that the lost roll :luyed on
the Instrument was "The Wedding rj
the Winds." It was later aso-irtaliud j
that a member of the family hid placed j
tho roll on the Instrument scarcely M-,
teen minutes before the tornado struck
the house.
(Continued from Page One.)
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every succeeding owner and
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win uc usea as a piaeo to store some of i 'IIMIIIMisiiiigiaiiiisiaassiaaiiiBMi m
the furniture and supplies. TvfTTvfffTf "IMfT'f MfPlf 'J'l
The committee issued the following
statement:
"ClothliiK of all kinds Is urgently
needed for mon, women and children,
Care must be taken that no clothing Is
received from homes where there have
been contagious diseases of any kind,
flothlnir khnuld bs taken to the n
torluni, where a man will be found at alt
times to receive It and make proper dis
tribution of It."
Mrs. Lord of 1001 South Twenty-second
street, South Omaha, has telephoned the
mayor's office that a largo force ot
women of South Omaha havo organized
thcrrmelves to co-pperate with the relief
committee 'n Omaha. Tliey offer tnelr
services In any part of the city In which
they can be used.
The Information gathered by a sub
committee under the direction of J. W.
uunu in regard to injured, homelem and
those In need of Immediate necessities of
life Is being rapidly tabulated Into alpna.
betlcal form so that It can be conveniently
handled. i
To
WILLIS P. KING KANSAS
CITY EDITOR, IS DEAD
L-IVUAB riTV Mnrrh T, Willi. r
betol Herb has been found to be a specific in the I,., ' . . , . -.,. '
tntofdlibetea, quiclclr rtduclngthe spe- ' King, who for more than fifteen yearn
elflo gravity and sugar, restoring vigor and build- ' las been connected with Kansas City
b4WfhfiSfielabIariidTahoaldrlleTeUie newspapers in nn editorial capacity, died
patfent of hi worst symptoms, in the most aggra. today -of apoplexy. He was 47 years old.
Uot7lci Uuring the Spanish-American war he
of special values to the aujoeue. containing ihi was R war correspondent In Cuba He
dUtlbUsduiTeUW v, ... .
PfTadiuV(clLh,ate.j-in bad been employed
iM different foods. M, . . ... j .j Memphis newspaper:
all our customers who suffered losses during the .tornado of Sunday
night we offer our sincere sympathy, and are ready to offer every assistance
within our power. For anv coal you need, call Webster 836 and we will
gladly extend you credit until you have recovered from
prices are the same as before a saving to you of 50 cents
Lumber Coal
All Coal Automatically Screened in Loading.
your losses. Our
to $1.50 per ton.
Shingles 1
OMAHA LUMBER & COAL COMPANY
Omaha, 4.0th and Lake St. Tel. Webster 836.
Benson, Frank Rouse & Co. Tel. Benson 102.
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