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TEE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1913. m Wew Silks New Dress Linens New Dress Cottons New Silks The richest of the season's most fashionable fabrics, Novelties, Crepes, Silk and Wool Poplins, Brocaded Charmeuse, Satins, Spotproof Foulard Silks, Crepe, Bea galines, etc., $1 to $3.50 a yard. New Cotton Dress Goods AVe almost as rich in their colorings and their wide variety of designs as the silks. Crepes, with dainty flowers and embroidered borders Voiles in pretty stripes, plain and pretty floral designs. Many beautiful exclusive dress patterns. 35c a yard to $20 for exclusive patterns. New Dress Linens From the best of the Irish and French looms are here in all the new fashionable weaves, from the fine close effects to the heavy coarse meshes so well liked this sea ion. Colors range from the soft pale tints to the staple street colors; 75c to $1.75 a yard. WOMAN PUTS BOMB IN HOTEL Suffragette Trie to Blow Up a Crowded London Building. GIVES NAME OF ADA WARD St. Catherine' Church in Sonth rntt London In nurnrd by Women Who PonttA Worshlprra. Undermuslins Women's Oropo Gowns white, pink or bine, low neck, short Sleeves, lnco trimmed, good quality, well made, all sizes, $1.25. Women's White Skirts of fino Nainsook, hand made scalloped embroider ed odge, desirable for the narrow dress skirts, $2.85, $3.85 and $4.85 each. Third Floor. No Oil to Soil Howard Dust Mop and Floor Polisher. This is tho most popular Dust Mop over put on the market. Mop and Haudlo, $1.60. HOWARD i AND SIXTEENTH .STREETS ASSASSIN K1US HIMSELF Xan Who Killed King of Greece jtuafit Irons, -.iRdow. r) WAS DYING OF TUBERCULOSIS i rr- Refflelde KMriita Hrasrlf tram Win. iavr In Police Station at Sa Ionlkl, , Wbcrp Crime Wm Committed. ATHENS, Greece, May 6. Altko Shlnas, who assassin'ated King deorge of Greece on March IS at Salonlkl, committed sui cide thla morning by flinging himself out of a window of tho police station In that city, Shln&a was a natlvo . of th town of Volo, Thcssaly, Ua killed the kins by hooting him In the bock while he wa walking along the street of ionlkt ao compaaled by on alde.do-cami. He cava as an explanation of Tne crlmo that in 1911 he had applied for assistance at th king palaoe and had been driven away. A few dayi ago the doctors examinee Shlnas and announced that he was dying of tuberculoma. . ate equal to the salary of an assistant justice of tho supremo court. Comptroller of the Treasury Tracewelt today granted the senator1.! nppllcntlon for salary a a retired Judge upder tho law authorising full pay to any federal Judge who, having; reached the age of TO, resigns after ten years of service on the benoh. Th comptroller held that a re tired Judge performed no Judicial duty and consequently did not hold a "posi tion" within the meaning of the statute prohibiting a irov.ernment employe from drawing salary from two government positions. He pointed out that such seemed tho conclusion of the senato In admitting Judge Ooff In view of the con stitutional provision that no person hold UK other offices under tho United States shall be a member of either house of con gress. Senatot Goff Will Draw Two Salaries WASHINGTON, May .-Senator Na than Goff of West Virginia will recelv aide for his senatorial salary of 7,UX an additional $7,000 as the full pay of a retired federal. circuit Judgo, making his compensation during his term In the sen- AVMI IFEMTIIKS FN jWCMMWIS, SAUL STMES m STOMACH TK8HILE One iose of Mayr's Wonderful Stom- mcft. cmeajr will liring yuicic Relief and Convince You of n Cure. If you suffer with Stomach, Liver and Intestinal Ailments, Qaatrltia, Indices tlton. pyspepiia. 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In his resolu tion the senator takes occasion to remark; "That territory known as 'south nf th Tenaohahr is peculiarly adanted mo. graphically to become a state and Is populated by a class of people 'who are politically, morally and chem'cally purr, an do not wish to be contaminated by being brought into contact with the In habitants of the northern i&rt of the state, and the rest of the slate should set off to Itself so that the real irenuln. progressives and democrats of southern .... may ua Bivcn an opportunity 10 nee irom the wrath to come' ana seek a 'haven of refuse atnonir of people who are only human, but not angeis." The resolution goes on to nuivLl. tnr submitting the question of state division to me people to be voted at the nezi general election. The resolution was re ferred to the committee on federal r. latlons. IX)NXN, May 6. A militant suffra gette caught early this mottling by the police' in the act of placing a bomb at the entrance to the Grand hotel, which Is crowded with American tourists, was brought up at Dow Street police court later In the day and remanded by the magistrate for further inquiries. She gave the ntftne of Ada Ward. The bomb was in form of a tin can ister to which was attached a lighted fuse. A placard beating the words "Votes for Women" was wrappod around It. The Grand hoUl Is situated on Tra falgar square. Church la Destroyed. St Catherines, the parish church of Hatchatn, In the southeast of London, was gutted by fire this morning and the outrage Is placed by the police to the account of the militant suffragettes. The edlflco was well alighted before the fire was discovered and the roof crashed In soon after the arrival of the firemen. The pastor of the church saw three women In tho building shortly before the fire broke out He assumed they were worshippers, as the church was kept open for private prayer throughout the day, A number of hassocks were found saturated with oil. Miss Nina nryle and Mtss Anna Munro, "nllltant suffragists, who were arrested last evening while Attempting to hold a neetlng in Hyde park, when brought up at the police court today, chcte fourteen days' Imprisonment in preference to the payment of 15 each. "Of course, we will not pay," they told the magistrate. Former Mrs. Doxey is Taken to Court in an Ambulance ST. LOUIS. May 6. Mrs. T. It. Whitney, formerly Mrs. Dora 15. Doxey, was taken today In an ambulanco to Clayton, the county scat of St. Louis county. The purpose of the Journey to Clayton was to prevent tho forfeiture of Mrs, Doxey Whitney's bond. For ten days Mrs. Whitney with her husband hns been concealed at a hotel In St Louts. Meanwhile the question of forfeiting her bond for her nonappear ance to answer an accnsatlon of bigamy has been discussed. It Is charged she was tho wire of Dr. Loron D. Dixey at the tlmo of her marriage to William J, Krder, whom she was acquitted of the charge of murdering. After the ncqulttal of Mrs. Doxey a charge of murder against her husband, Dr. Doxoy was dismissed. Dr. DoxMr went to Tennessee to build up a medical practice, but falling In his efforts, ha drowned himself. Mrs, Doxey then went west and last winter It was learnod hero that she had married Whitney, a wealthy Idaho ranchman. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney now live at Greer, Ida. Mrs. Doxey-Whltney was arrested at Clayton shortly uftor noon .today. A deputy sheriff was placed In charge of the ambulance In which sho had been taken to the county seat Mrs. Whitney's trial on tha charge of bigamy was set for June . A bond for I1.E00 was given and Mrs. Doxey-Whltney was driven back to St. Louis. Her at torney sold she would be taken to a Hos pital at once for an operation. Eesort Keepers of Black Hils Take to Flight "LEAD,"" 8." D., May 5. (Special.) That the tentacles of the whlto slavery traffic which the government Is trying so hard to suppress extend Into the Black Hills Is Indicated by the latest development In connection with the activities of the fed era agents hero for the last several weeks. Some weeks ago Agent Tendleton of the government forces slipped Into the Hills and commenced with an associate a quiet Investigation of the alleged traffic among the resort keepers in this section. To aid them In thelt work, a woman habitue of n resort here was taken Into their em ploy and Is said to have furnished much valuable Information. Two weeks ago the first open move came with the arrest of Anna Woods, a keeper of a local tesort on the charge of violating the Mann law In bringing a girl from Kansas City, Mo., here for Immoral purposes. Then Thelma Campbell, for years a well known character of the underworld In Lead and Deadwood, wan arrested on the same charge. The Anna Woods hear ing was had before United States Com missioner Moore In Deadwood and the woman was discharged, it being an- nounced at the time, for lack of suffi cient evidence. The next day Mrs. Woods gathered up her luggage and departed In an automobile for a point down tho line, where sho caught a train and was next heard of In Canada. Then Thelma Campbell was taken to Kansas City, where the grand Jury lis tened to the evidence In the case and sh recelvod six mpnths In Jail for her con nectlon with it, on condition. It is al leged, that she turn state's evidence Next the male companion of another re sort keeper departed for Europe, and sev eral lesser lights have mado a disappears anca since tho new turn affairs have taken at Kansas City, an it is stated in word from there that an indictment has been returned there by tho grand Jury against Mrs. Woods and an effort to ex tradite her from Canada is being made. In the Kansas City case the govern ment used as witnesses telegraph oper ators from the Western Union offices In Lead and Deadwood, subpoenaing them thoro to tell of nllegod messages the Woods woman and others had sent to Kansas City. Still further developments are expected, It Is announced, and the foderal authorities ore not yet through with their probe In the Black Hllis region. MINORITY FIGHT FOR TARIFF COMMISSION . AMENDMENT IS LOST (Continued from Pago One.) AVTDIi 8TOXACK SUrrSJKXHO One dose will positively prove its great powers to cure. Over one hundred thou sand auf ferera have taken it. some had undergone dangerous surgical operations with but temporary relief, who now state that Har's WOfUtarful Stomach Kern of completely cured them. It is the most widely known and successful rem edy far all Stomach. Liver and intes tinal 'ailments. Ask for Interesting literature- and con vincing testimonials regarding this re tnarkajA Ileinedy. Olve tt a trial today. You win 1m 9Ttc of its great cur ative, powers, no matter how kepcicat you may be mir. fiend for valu able booklet on .stomach- ailments to Geo. it Mayr. Mfg. Chemist, S4-1S Whiting Three Bandits Rob Japanese Gardeners LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 4.-A sher iff's posts left here in automobiles today In search of three desperadots who ter rorised and robbed a colony of Japan- vegetable raisers at Newmark this morning. The Japanese reported that they wakaned from sleep to look down the barrels of revolvers held by thres masked men who forced them to stand against the walls of their shacks, hands up, while a search of the building and their clothes was made. The loss the Japanese reported was ISO in small change. mutual fire Insuranoo companies, whlcn would be taxed 1 per cent under the measure The provisions affecting Insur ance companies weer taken almost ver batim from the corporation tax law al ready In effect but to avoid any possible question, committee amendments were prepared 'tonight to eliminate the slight est variation from the existing law. Anniversary of First Aeroplane Flight Celebrated WASHINGTON, May .-Seventeen years ago today a model of the heavier than air flying machine took wings from a secluded spot on the Potomac, flew more than a mile Under Its own steam and marked the beginning of a new era in aviation. Its inventor, Prof. Samuel P. Lang ley. continued his experiments to build a ma chine that would carry a, man, and finally died of a broken heart. Immediate friends say, because of ridicule heaped upon hlra because he thought he could invent a "flying machine." But today at the Smithsonian institu tion, a group of scientists, whoa names are known to the world, gathered to un veil a tablet to his memory as the father of advanced aviation and to present medals to Glenn Curtis and Gustav Eiffel, who have carried on the work Langley left off. Curtis was present but Ambutsaddr Jusierand received the medal for Eiffel. Later at the army war col lege an exhibition of flying boats was given. Army and navy officers carrying on the development of aviation were present and many of the notables of Washington life came to pay homage to tho memory of Langley, lit. Chicago For sale in Omaha by Sherman & Mo OeojDclf. OrtifW,. 1 Ur and Dodge 8 1 a. Jt an.dHrny SU.. -Jitti and jr&rnam Burroughs tirnteneed, BEATU1CE. Neb.. Mav Rruni.i t.i egram.) "Deacon" Burroughs was today sentenced to a term, of from one to tet. years in the state penitentiary for steal ing a quantity of sugar from' a Rock tsiana ireignt car. lie was rmi . stay to June 16 In order to kIva Mm at tomey an i opportunity to nje a motion Suspect in Atlanta Murder Case Taken at Houston, Tex, HOUSTON, Tex., May ft, A man, who gave his name ns Paul P. Bowen, is under arrest hero today on "suspicion," the charge being based on telegrams from the Atlanta police saying Bowen is wanted in connection with tho finding: of the body of Mary Phagan in an At lanta factory a week ago, Bowen was arrested after a woman; whose room adjoined his at a local hotel, Informed the police of the young man's unusual nctlons. From Bdwen's trunk over which the woman said she saw him sobbing) the police sold they took a girl's vest ap parently blood stained, and a photograph identified as that of Mary Phagan. The police announced they would hold Paul P. Bowen and the contents of his trunk pending the arrival of Atlanta of ficers. They said many letters found In tho trunk boro Atlanta dates, that some of them were signed "Mary" and others "M. P." There were also letters ap parently showing bustness connections with Atlanta firms'. Bowen gave his age as 22. He refused to discuss his arrest Mrs. A. A. Blancher, the police in former, said she heard Bowen talking to himself saying: "Why did. I do' ItT If I could Just live it over again, I would not do It." Bowen sold he had been a bookkeeper and had worked In Atlanta for a transfer company. He declared he did not know the Phagan girl. Ills trunk contained dozens of pictures of young women. PIANOLA Make Eycrjr Member of Your Family a Pianist Tho PIANOLA is the only instrument in the world that haa tho THEMODIST attachment and the METROSTYLE, enabling the per former to give personal touch and feeling to ANY MUSIO. The possession of a PIANOLA PIANO is a duty you owo to your home. 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Among these from the United States were David lAibln, California; Dr. Alfred C. True, director of the office of experiment stations. Washington I Prof. C. W. Pugtley, Nebraska, ana Prof. T. J. Brooks. Mississippi. The Inaugural address was delivered by Marquis Itafaelo C&ppelll. president of the institute, who pointed out the pro greas already made toward the reallta tlon of the Ideals of the institute. The Persistent ana Judicious Use of Newspaper Advertising Is th Uov to "Died of Pnettnionta" Is never written of those who euro coughs and colds with Dr. King's New Discov ery. Guaranteed. 60o and J1.00. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement. OAjCLAND, Cat, May 6. -The theft of 13 $100 bills, $14,300 from an express package sent from Washington, D. C; to the Central National bank of this city, Is engaging the efforts at a number of special agents, and every mile of the trail of the package from the time it left Washington is being gone over. When the package reached the bank here and was opened It was found lo contain merely cllppod magazine pages of the size and weight of the missing banx notes. The bank notes were addressed to the Oakland bank from the national bank re demption office. Government officials of that office have notified the bank that the package was properly staled and stamped before it was turned over to the United States Express company. Offi cials of the company have assured the. bank that the package could have been tampered with before it reached Denver, and the representative of the Wells-Forgo company, who is said to have relayed the paokagv from Denvor, has given the same assurance to the bank. Somewhere a counterfeit Koverotnent seal was used and the wax Impression that reached the bank on tbe packaga containing valueless paper clippings hk been pronounced to be a perfect govern ment seal. The discovery of the theft has been kept secret several days In the hope thai special agents of the government and ot the express companies would be able to trace the theft. Money In Sealed Poach. DENVER, May . Officials of tho United States and Wells-Fargo Express companies today said the companies were still aiding the government In the search for $11,300, supposed to have been stolen, from a package consigned to the Central National bank of Oakland, Cal., from Washington, but that no trace of the money had been found. The package was transferred from tha United States to the Well-Fargo company here about March 4 and express company officers say tt was in a sealed pouch which could not have, been opened during the transfer without detection. filed by tho assistant United States attor ney charges Baselar with the embezzle ment of $8,456 In the years of 1911, 1912 and 1913. Hair Cut Causes Senator Thomas io Lose His Identity WASHINGTON, May . As Samson found his strength van!shed after Delilah snipped his locks so Senator Thomas of Colorado found his official identity lost after paying a visit to the babershop In the capitol. He even was spurned by the senate doorkeepers. The story, vouched for by certain of his colleagues, leaked out today. Senator Thomas long has gloried in a waving mane. But when a sizzling heat of an unusually hot spring day settled on Washington It ceased to be a source ot gratification or glory. The senator stood the discomfort as long as he could and then decided to bo shorn. An over sealous barber snipped the statesman's locks down to the scalp. "Back," Bald the portly doortender, when Senator Thomas tried to enter to the floor of the senate, "you can't get In here." "But I'm Senator Thomas." protested the applicant, j "Nothln' doln' retorted the doorkeeper, looking at the supposed Intruder's ap parently bald head. "You'll find the elevators to the public galleries down the corridor to your right." The senator was rescued by a colleague, who disclosed his identity to the embar rassed keepor pf the door. The barber, at last reports, was said to be in hiding. Man and Woman Drown in Lake CUMBERLAND, Wis., May ft John Lair, 22 years old, and Miss Kate Den hew, 24 years old, were drowned in Lake Montgomery today when the boat in which they were riding capsized. Lair and Miss Denhew had been engaged for a week and were near the middle of the lake, when the boat suddenly tipped over. Many witnessed the accident, but were unable to aid. Lair reached the over turned boat in safety, but was seen to swim to the aid of the girl. She grasped him about the neck and both sank. The bodies have not been recovered, t Warrant for St. Loala Banker. M ST. LOUIS, May 9,A federal warrant for the arrest of H. C. Baseler, paying teller of the Third National bank, who Is charged by officers of the bank with the embezzlement of $15,000, was placed In the hands of a marshall today. 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