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12 THE "BEE OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY 27, .1013. BRIEF CITY NEWS SUetrte rans Burgess-Oranden' Co. STlAallty Stars? Van CoDoug. It 16. Kara Soot rrlnt It Now Beacon Press. Xtr. JClnslsr J3rahdels Theater .Bldg Nose and Throat Phon Douglas ISSt rnlfht Sspots Will Oloaa All of the Jocal freight depots trill be closed Deco oratton day. "Wlian you tat your raoation lsavs your silverware, etc.,' In Omaha Safe De posit Co.'a burglar proof vault 1G18 Far nam St 1.00 per month for a rood sized package. Ths Stat Bank of Omaha pays 4 per rent on tlma deposits, 3 per cent on saY. Ing accounts. The only bank in Omaha whose depositors are protected by the depositors' guarantee fund of the state of Nebraska. 17th and Harney streets. BPrinr and Autumn to Wad Jeremiah B. Rush, aged CJ years, has seoured a license to marry Mrs. Llnnle M. Hurley, aged 28 years. Hush Is a widower and Is employed as a' freight elerntor man m the Omaha National bank building. Ills bride was divorced from a former hue and at Grand Island last October. Her maiden name was Miss Llnnle M. True. Saw Not Sz Post raoto City Attor ney Itlne has ruled that the law rocently 1 passed by the legislature granting pen sions to widows of policemen, will not apply to those now widowed. Police. Commissioner Itydcr referred the matter to Itlne because there appeared to be an ambiguity In tho statute. The law does not provide the means of securing the pension fund. Warning Against Impostor Mrs. E. W. Hector of Hot Springs, Ark., has written Chief of Police Dunn warning him against 'n woman Impostor who Is going about the country collecting money by alleg ing she is the widow of tho late Senator 3. I. Alcorn of Mississippi. Mrs. Hector la a daughter of Senator Alcorn. Mrs, Alcorn died a few months ago, The woman has been very successful In ob taining money, says the communication. Robinson Z) soils s to Serve J, C Robinson of Waterloo, chosen by the Board of County Commissioners to go on the ballot as a member of the commit tee of five to disburse the proceeds of the $SQ,000 bond issue to be voted on by tho county, haa notified the board that ha cannot accept George Kleffner has sold ha will take the place. Tho other three men, whose names have been agreed ppon. have not indicated their intention. Man of Mystery Thought Identified ROCHESTER, Minn., May That J. C It," the unidentified ratlent at the Rochester state hospital for the In sane,, is Lieutenant Jacob R. Rotrom Is the belief of state hospital officials to right and waa given credence by "J. C. It," who enthusiastically Indicated today that his identity had been established. The Information cams in a letter from Edward Vogt, a sailor of Newark, N. J who claims that he was with Rotrom on the battleship Now York and that both took part In the battle of Malanxas, Cuba, during the Spanish-American war. In which Rotrom received a number of near, Vogt furnished the Information after reading press accounts of the case and after seeing the picture of "J, C. It." In a Newark newspaper. The Information given by Vogt tallies closely with the story repeatedly told by "J". C. It." Hospital officials will notify lb Navy department At the Theaters Petticoat' Minstrels" at tho Hippo drome. A little bit of most everything la on the program at the Hippodrome this week. The production Is known as "The Petti coat Minstrets," but it could as well be, called vaudoville or a chorus of special ties. Comedy and mueto form the greater part of ths entertainment and both arc given by artists capable to handle them, especially the musical features. The Transfleld sisters and Fred Cain with musical instruments and Fred Helder in a dancing number comprise on olio abov4 par. But the feature of the show U a little girl with a violin, who la not given prominence on the program. Bhe an swered a number of encoroa last night Jrom an audience that had had Its en thuslasm dampened, possibly by the rain. Bessie Draper, tho Interlocutor for the minstrel part of the bill, sang a couple of solos m a voice that Is unusu ally low and melodious for a glrL Ncttlu iTCoursey was, the "pepper" of tho com pany, She livened things up quit a bit with her own way of offering songs. She has a good voice. The bill ends with The Illusionist," a girl who Is trying Wit for a Job as a lightning change vaude ville, star. The near plot Is an excuse for the Introduction of the several good spe cialty numbers. t Br alns-s at the Gayety. Cyro Sltngerland, the Omaha boy singer, opened his engagement at the Gayety yesterday and won success from the first Ills splendid voice is under excellent con trol, and, as he haa had much training from ths best of local teachers, his tone placing and general technique is far be yond that of the usual run of "boy" singers. Moreover, his natural gift for expression Is such as makes his Interpre tation of songs roost pleasing. Ha will tdng In the afternoons after school hours. In th evenings and on Saturdays and Sundays, changing bis songs frequently, as the pictures at the Oayety are changed daily. The movies" shown at Manager Johnson's theater aro presented with un usual oare and deserve the claim made lor them that they are the clearest, sharpest and most enjoyable shown In tilt city. Vaaderllle at the Brandcls. Manager Turntr opened a summer sea son of Sullivan & Consldlne vaudeville at the Brandcls theater last night to patron age that gives an earnest of ths pop ularity of tho move. At both perform ances th theater, was 'sold out." and th eminent satisfaction of the patrons with th class and variety of the entei- lalnraent afforded was plainly noted. Verne Mercereau and company In "A Memory of Old Egypt." a classic dance, ta siren deserved prominence on the bill; Mile, Mercereau is a graceful danseuse pi unusual beauty and achieved a dis trict hit with the spectators of her clever arprfc Others on the bill are Chester and Orace, classy entertainers; Celeste, a wire sutist of much ability; Doylo and White, a singing duo. whoee work wins high pralsej Senear's "Ruff House Kids." whose antics and knockabout comedy Vlngs many laughs, and Lloyd Coppens, a "rube" violinist, whose .artistry might as well be presented for Itself without th accompaniment of "rube" features. ffh bill will be presented three times Hatty all w I Shift of Bricklayers Rebuilding Home Destroyed by Tornado FROM LEFT TO RIGHT WILLIAM MBYKR. IN FHONT; O. O. SLOW ELL, IN 'BACK. GEORGE CLARKE. J WILKE, V, SUTTER. W. G. HOI GHTON. THOMAS KBNKV, ALBERT WEBBER. EDWARD SHANNON. ' V""'""A Several shifts of union bricklayers gave helping hands to the reconstruction of Joe Houghton's residence, Twenty-eighth and Franklin streets, Saturday after noon and all day Sunday. AFFAIRS ATJOUTH OMAHA Chief Briggs Clamps Down Lid and Several Saloonmcn Arrested. BEV. M. MUOAN SAYS MASS Graduate of Ornish ton College, Ordained I'rleat Week. Ago, In the Pnlpit at St. Mary's Chnrch. Chief of Police Briggs put the ltd down with a clamp in South Omaha yesterday. Several saloonmcn and bootleggers were caught dispensing liquor and arrested. It Is the first time in several years that Chief Briggs has been given a free hand. The word had been spread some days ago, following the resolution to "clean-up" adopted by the board. At first it was thought that the order would not amount to any more than those given previously, but tho saloonmen were warned and Sat urday night the police took hold of the situation under the direct orders of Chief Briggs. Anton Ollwickl, saloonman at Railroad avenue and Folk street, was arrested by Dated tve Andrew Leplnaky; Louis Btehllk, 2113 Q street, was arrested by Captain EJsfelder and Officer Qulnn; Joe Sompek, Railroad avenue and Washington street, was arrested by Detective Lepln sky, and Ben Kuilo, by Chief Briggs, Captain Dworak and Detective Zaloudek. All the saloonmen are charged with soiling liquor out of hours, except Kurlo, who is charged with bootlegging. Late yesterday evening the police were main taining a vigilant watoh for violators of the liquor law. To n Cblcanro Charon. Rsv. Michael Mugan. a .formor South Omaha boy, and graduate of Crelghton college, celebrated his second high moss before his uncle's congregation at Bt. Mary's church, yesterday morning. He was ordained priest a week ago In the cathedral of the Holy Name, Chicago, and sold his first mass In th Church of the Visitation. . Father Mugan graduated from Crelghton college In 1903, with a high standing in class work. He studied phltaophy and. theology at Bourbonnals, 111. He will go to Chicago next Wednesday and take up his religious duties under Archbishop James Qulgley, While studying at Crelghton college, ha. lived with his uncle, Father Charles Mugan. pastor of St. Mary's church. Conueoted Two Years Ago. For the benefit of an Omaha morning paper, which had discovered that th packers were about to connect their water mains with th Union Stock Yards water plant, one of the packing house officials Saturday stated that the mains had been connected tor nearly two years, and that during times of need the packers had drawn upon the stock yards water supply. It was stated In the morn ing paper referred to that tho packers would connect their water mains with tho stock yards plant some time near the early part of July. Th packing housa offlolal who pointed out the fallacy of th story saldi "The packers have not changed thetr point of view In connection with the water plant We stand today "where we stood before the legislature and will probaby fight the matter out along our own lines. It Bouth Omaha wishes to give us a franchise for supplying th city with water we know- nothing about the proposition. It rests strictly with th city." It Is Understood that there will be a legal battle between the Water board on the one 'aide and the packers and city of Bouth Omaha on the other. While the packers and city may be aligned on on aide, the representatives of the packers deny that there will he any collusion between- them and the city. The legal battle will probably start this week and It Is expected that tbtro will be some discussion of the city's position in th fight at the council meeting today. Tries to Take Her Life. Disheartened.!) want and neglect, Mrs, Ferdinand Johansen. residing at Nine teenth and O streets, attempted suicide Saturday night py drinking iodine. Dr. Frederick O. Beck administered antidote and saved th wpman'a life. Mrs. Johan sen works in an Omaha bag factor. Her' husband 1 a laborer. Saturday she gave him money whloh she had saved up to pay th rent He spent It for drink, to gether with what he himself had earned, the police say, The woman told th posoe that owing to her husband' neg lect she was often compelled to go with out food. Captain John Dworak and De tective Andrew Leplnsky arrested Johan sen yesterday afternoon. At St. nrlditet's Charon. May ftiviUs In honor of the Blessed Ylritn wsra held at Bt, Bridget's church By noon Sunday the foundation was re told and within another week two stories of the wall will be up. At a recent meet ing of Bricklayers' Union, Nebraska No. last night Beventy-ftve girls, dressed in white and carrying large bouquets of flowers, took port in the procession about the church, led by Holen MoMahon, who crowned the statue of tho mother of the church with a wreath of flowers. The church was crowded with members of th congregation and friends. The boys' surpllcrd choir rendered the music Mag-la City Gossip. FOR RENT Two or three rooms, fur nished or unfurnished. 3810 R street William Bennett has returned from an extended trip to Eoccelsior Bprlngs, Mo. Claud Mayfield, Ed Nolan and John Mitchell are at Louisville for a week's outing. Office space for rent in Bee office, 2318 N St Terms reasonable. Well known location. A bargain. Tel. 8, 27. For a case of Jotter's Old Age or Gold Top boer call Bo. S68. Prompt delivery to all parts of th city. Wm. Jetter. The funeral of John Nacke, shot last Wednesday In a pool hall at Twonty slxth and Q streets, won held ynsterday afternoon at 8 o'clock from Larkln's chapel. Office space for rent In Bo office, KI18 N Bt Terms reasonable. Wll Imrnvn location. A bargain. Tot S. 27. For a cose of Jetter's Old Age or Gold Top beer call Bo. 868. Prompt delivery to on iujio oi uiu t-iiy. vvm. j oner. J. W. Jordan, formerly a clerk In the office of City Treasurer Glllln, stated yesterday afternoon that whatever chock Inir was done by tho men In the office was done gratia, Rev. Robert U Wheeler of the First Presbyterian church delivered a sermon yesterday on the old soldiers and war problems. He urged that California go slow in involving the rest of the country in war. A team driven by Marin Lepey of the Melohcr Livery company of Omaha ran away at .Twenty-fourth and N streets, crashing Into the McCntnn building at Twenty-fourth and O streets, yesterday. The building waa scraped a trifle. Mike Littleton Is held at th local police station on complaint of the Rook Island Rnltroad company, charged with forging the names of officials to a pass. De tective James Sheahan brought Littleton back from Des Moines Saturday night Miss Marie Berry, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Berry of this city, will graduate from the Kearnoy Normal school Irt a few days. She has completed the course in kindergarten work. Mrs. ?f.1Pr JlM ,fon to Kearney to remain until after tho commencement exorcises. Police Raids Fill Court with Motley Throng; Many Fined The police department must have In dulged In hypos of concentrated energy slno Saturday evening, for when Captain Heltfeld herded th prisoners from the lockup to the bullpen a delegation from the underworld about 300 strong responded t'J his call and faced Judge Brltt The big crowd of prisoners oonslsted principally of inmates and proprietors of disorderly houses and saloons which havs violated the closing laws. Those whose cases were heard during h mornlnjr were Gertie Broomfield, HU Douglas street fined S10 and costs; Emma Johnson, 12U South Thirteenth. 110 and costs, a crew nf Inmates from Shannon Brown's. 114 North Tenth street. Shannon himself falling to appear .and forfeiting bonds; Inmates of a saloon at Tenth and Davenport, con ducted by F. Kelley; another of Charles Powell's at Thirtieth and Spalding, were heard. With very few exceptions all peo ple found In these places were dismissed, although several were fined V, and costs. RED MAN BRAND A Turrtnn j? J f- srirw btjjcmxh counts, thxj r&ow OOMPrOltT, TBS alTAlKB TKH QOOD Awv,ffrrj KAIUj & WILSON MAKERS OV TROTS BEST PRODUCT. Protect Yourself Ask for ORIGINAL GENUINE Tke Food Drink for DR. 1D08 Faraaiu Bt. BRADBURY DENTIST Tear, Earn. oxna. & Lf Extracting ...... atJc Up f UUugs ........ Ooc I'ii Uridgework . . 92.00 L p Crowns ... . Up Usnu.M u CM O. P SCHRUNS, KETTLE R, HARRY L it was unanimously voted that each member should do his share towards helping their unfortunate fraternal brother In the rehabilitating of his home. TROUBLE IN VENEZUELA Report of Attempt Made on Life of President. VICE PRESIDENT IN PRISON Kerr York Leader of Opposition to Gorara Gets Messaire Indicating r Activity of Executive Party. WILLEMSTAD, Curacao, May 20. The discovery of a plot against the life of President Juan Vicente Gomes, has led to the arrest of eighty persons alleged to be Implicated. According to t.ie latest Information from Caracas, the intention was to kill the president on May 25 at the horse races at Parolao, a suburb of Caracas. Rumors of a revolutionary movement In Venezuela ore current Vice 'President In Jnll. . NEW YORK, May 2S.-Ooneral Joea Hernandez, leader of the party in opposi tion to President Gomez of Venezuela, said tonight that he had Just received a dispatch from Venezuela announcing that General Gomez had thrown Into prison General Ignaclo Pulldo, vloe president of the republic DANIELS UUDS BRYAN AND ROOSEVELT, ALSO WASHINGTON. May SH Praise of Sec retary Bryan for "the courage of his convictions," In refusing to serve wine at n dinner he gave recently to the diplomatic! cgrps was given by Secretary Daniels today in addressing a Sunday school rally for prohibition In the Dis trict of Columbia. He advised all young men to follow Secretary Bryan's course and to seek safety In total abstnence. Secretary Daniels also lauded Theodore Roosevelt for prosecuting for libel an editor accused of circulating stories rela tive to drinking on the part of the former president. "TIGER HSU" KILLED IN PALACE BY BOMB SHANGHAI, May 88. General nsu Pao San was killed by a bomb today, while opening a box In the belief that It con tained porcelain, of which he was an ardent collector. He had sent for a piece of porcelain, and when the box arrived he attempted to pry off the cover. A terrible, explosion resulted and he was hurled with great- force to the opposite end of the room. A servant also was instantly killed. The general, who was known as "Tiger Hsu," was a strong supporter of Presl dent Yuan Shi Kal, and the object of bitter hatred to the southern extremists A slight cold in a cwiff or a grown per nteht, bronchitis or pneumonia may dc vslop, and savers catarrhal troubles and consumption ars possible results. Foley's Honey and Tar compound nips a oold at tho outset, cures croup quickly, cheeks a despssated racking cough, and heals In flamed membranes. It does not con stipate and contains no opiates. Itafuso substitutes. For sale by all dealers every, where. Advertisement 2 for 28 cts. bxx xsriiuass all Ages Oiler, are IraitatI ons -- "a. .awa Mtsatas Teto supplied without Plates or Bridie, work. Nerves removed without pain. Work uar i i ITALIANS CENSOR WAR NEWS Bloody Massacre by Arabs Kept from World for a Week. THOUSAND MEN SHOT TO PIECES False Information InTltrs Attack by Italians'' and lloife Force of Tnrks and Arabs Gain Victory. CHIASSO, Switzerland, May 2& Tho strict censorship which the Italian gov ernment has Imposed on all news relating to the state of affairs In Tripoli and particularly with regard to the defeat of the Italian forces at Bldl Garba on May 14, has made It difficult to obtain exact Information on the recent reverses in that territory. An Italian workman named Machtavelll who had beei taken prisoner by the Arabs, was allowed to escape after being carefully primed with false Information which he carried to General Ganbrettl Instead of waiting to carry out a scheme of co-operation with General TassonI, who was on his way from Benghazi with a strong force, General Ganbrettl, on the strength of the workman's report tint the number of the enemy waa small, de cided to attack alone. Accordingly he divided his 3,000 men Into three columns which were supported by four guns and a battery of howitzers. After the first flush of victory, the Italian soldlerB were resting, when suddenly each column was set upon from front and rear and cut v. Ktirt uuivia. V I ,1113 BttlllO UIIIC they were subjected to a heavy shell fire. The Italians .showed admirable courage and endurance. Some of the companies lost all of their officers. One advance detachment lost thirty-six out of forty men, and it was soon apparent that re treat alone would savo tho forces from annihilation. Colonel Magdalena was shot as he lay dying, writing a report praising his men and recommending for promotion his major, who, although twice wounded, took command. General Ganbrettl, on his return to Derna sold: "It was the bloodiest day of the whole Italo-Turko war." The Italian losses are estimated at 1,000. Mann and Bowers Are on Trial for Misuse of Mails Arthur and J. W. Mn.nn mil T TV Bowers are on trial In federal court under an indictment Including the two counts of conspiring to defraud and using the mails to defraud. They were arrested last fall after they had been operating at an Omaha hotel for some weeks. They sold what they called a "almnlur Powder elector" and offered r n oc clusive agencies In this and other states. 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Watch for it. ilk Underskirts Free Tuesday To each purchaser of oil ish Dress Skirts which were made to sell at $5.00 to $7.50, over 200 to select froiri, cream and blue serges, diagonals, fanoy mixtures, etc., at Select your dress skirt make you a present of the silk under skirt. Come early. Ladies' Black Underskirts, made to soli at 75c, over 50 dozen in the lot, while they last, Tuesday..? &9G Tailored Suits, made to sell at $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00, in serges, diagonals and fancy suit ings, all new styles and best of 100 irnrmonts. in Drmifistip. Room. nt. . Special Bargains in Domestic Room Mikado Crepe off the bolt, pretty colors and pat terns, 18c values 12M:C 36-inch Unbleached Mus lin, long lengths, 70 values 5c Striped Voiles, pretty patterns and. colors, 25c values . ,15g White Pllsso or Crepe, for un derwear, 15c values ...10 J Bring Your Glasses to Our Optical Department Wo will straighten and adjust them free of charge. Department in in charge of Mr. L. H. Brown, formerly with Omaha Optical Co. Satisfactory work guaranteed. Special This Week Finest quality ground lenses for reading, in gold frames, at S1.98 and 82.98 Specials in High Qrade Wash Goods Zephyrs, Sootch Olnghams, lorralno Tissues and French Bilk Warp CHnghams. "Wm. Anderson's Genuine Scotch Ginghams, Lorraine Egyptian Tis- OC sues. Gaily & Lord's Fronch Silk Warp Tissues aafC Windsor 30-lnch Costume Cloth, Kimono Crepo. Underwear Crepe and all, at yard 18o All grades of Rattno, at 35c, 39o, 69o, 85c, $1.00, 91.05, $1.00 Special attention paid to Mall Orders. 23 POINDS BEST GRANULATED SUGAR, $1.00 KAYDBWS MAKE TKE PRICES THAT KEEP SOWS TKS COST OP XsTVUSa Special Flour Bale Monday 48-lb. sacks best high grade Dia mond H Flour, Anade from the ffnest selected wheat, nothing finer for bread, pies or cakes. Back $1.00 10 bars Beat-'ICm-All. Diamond C, Lenox or Laundry Queen White Laundry Soap,., a 5c 7 bars Haskln Bros.' Electric Spark Soap sso 4-lb. pkg. Star JTaphtha Washing Powdor 17Ho 3 cans Armour's Lighthouse Clean ser for rf. , , lOo 7 lbs. beet bulk Laundry Starch.. SSo 10 lbs. best white or yellovy Corn meal .....17Ho 6 lbs. best hand picked Navy Beans for aso 10 lbs. best mixed Chick Feed....3So E-C Corn Flakes, pkg Bo Golden Santos Coffee, lb SSo The Best Strictly Fresh Xgga, per dos. . , 300 Tho Boat Creamery Butter, carton or bulk, lb , 33o Tho Best Dairy Table Butter, lb.. 38a Try H&yden's First ,tf f the drink the The great American beverage. Called for everywhere by everybody for its bright, sparkling deliciousness for its sterling purity and wholesomeness because it is so thoroughly Delicious Refreshing Thkst-Qi3nching Demand Refuse tca4 far THE COCA-COLA COMPANY, If you aro looking for a house to rent, or a house to buy, you will find just what you want iu tho real estate columns of tojiays want .Want Ad Section. Look and you shall sge. Watch Windows and Ads for Bale of Dresses Thursday of those styl and we will colors, choice mm m Grass Linen, natural color, all pure flax, for automobile coats, GOc value3, yard 39J Flno French and Persian Lawns, extra width, for com mencement, worth 50c yard, at 25i White Piques and Bedford Cords for skirting and coat ing, 75c values, yard . .45d Snow white Ratine, this sea son's exclusive weave, values up to ?1.26, yard 85J . 1 ' The Best Country Creamery Butter. lb 300 Good Dairy Butter, lb 33o Full Cream, Wisconsin Cream, New York White or Young America Full Cream Cheese, lb.'. ...18o Imported Roquefort Cheese, lb.....39o Imported Swiss Chdese, lb 3So Neufchatel Cheese, each 3o Pat Up Pineapples Wow the Season Will Boon Close. Extra large size, per doz 91.40 Large size, per doz 91.10 Medium size, per doz 90o Per orate, any also ,- $3.75 Ths Greatest Market for the Poople for Fresh Vegetables. Fresh Spinach, per pk ...7K 4 bunches fresh Radishes So 3 bunches fresh Asparagus loo 6 bunches fresh Onions Be 3 heads homegrown Leaf Lettuce.. So 3 large Soup Dunch6s 10 o 4 large bunches Pieplant So Large Cucumbers, each. 16c, lOo, 7o 2 bunches fresh Parsley... So Fancy ripe Tomatoes, lb loo Fresh Beets, Carrots or Turnips, per bunch , 4o 3 large Green Peppers lOo Drink Nation drinks- Oie Genuine Substitutes. rm DocUcu ATLANTA, GA.