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Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
DEATH OF C. 3, B0sTWCE
Wa. Formerly n Prominent Editor N
Ulinaf--Hnd Lived in Omaha
Ninetern Years.

Charles e Eastvt-k died a. his res zs1-e.
-6Us Harvey street yesterday a-rsr SIX
weeks Illness VIA the Er.1. HIS 1eaa1
cane AS d shock .- as friends. va1 bad not
regarded h-s condition as critical
As -a-uhl raa editor -f The old school.
the lsreased had 9ccuzI &c q leading place
in Illinois Journalism He was editor c.
The Na,-5r- .Ll.N GRze--e f-- a long term
Of wears a-5 was c1cs president -f ne Ll-l-
1ots Press association. Though he had not
been actively engaged i newspaper work
fur nearly twenty years. h-s interest ID 10
was sustained An hour before h-s death
be requested his son % read 20 1-- ne
lending editorial IN the Chicago Tribune.
Mr- Busrwlck was born IN Calaeld o.
June 5. 1854 He received his education n
Coe-ll1 college. from which be was g-21u-
atez IN ne Class ct 1851. TIE same year
be went 20 war with the SIKH Ohio cavalry
and was actively engaged u t1e battle -
shiloh and other campaigns. re served
II the sua-ts--lasts-. department e which
he handled he MONEYS and accounts. t5e
removed to Illinois i -s64. and started The
-u1---at.-n Of The MatgCn Gaze-ts. For
many years his was the lending republican
Ne wspa7er CT central Illinois. a1d as Is
edator. M. 5ostvick became lender q ne
party n that state. be was a delegate 80
a number Of state AID national conventions.
Il 1850 be came 70 Omaha, where he has
since been engaged aE broker and dealer
II securities. with CHices II ne Board o.
Trade Hul-1trE. Always Al a5-Oca.s or
Nebraska s material wealth and commercial
credit M. Bosrwick 1li much 10 s-d II lis
progress. he encouraged many investments
from the east. he WIS q man Of scholarly
at-a-1ne--s and ne large and va,Gaals
-a As
half century was h-S Creates, de- Eat.. O.
quiet nature. he was man Of sterling II
ceg---v and h-s pr9tl1y vas wall known 10
al those Who cane 4 cul1acr VIII h-n.
The funeral services VII be held 81 Mat
loon. IL, % which place The remains vii
today. The licensed leaves ane sun. Louis
= Bostvick Of this city
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

.1e attention e tsar.e- % course. -ssl
tae-s arr two teachers l- are A-1.er school.
--a r1. {. ks af-e- s-1e fr--v--va .lll3-a1
- he lower grades aat another 60 tsaeh
dozen -- -- higher grade pupils. Thls e .1e
-v- schools t--ee tHaeHe-s are required %
.rk aHHr some seventy pupils J1-e- ne
Sian adopted two -f these ts4s1s-s can be
dropped a1i their salaries WI be saved
TIE ea- 1-en Viii have Just as good flr-.-
ss as before although i- may be .1eonvs1-
lens l-- sa--e q taem 90 be- carried 50 ne
" .-is-- school. The scheme Is BIZ. an exc
pertinent. -r Be- does net v.-k sat-ssa.t.--r
-e two schools VII probably be run 1sA:
year as -hsv have been ID -le past
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

5H.EE received
The amer. an A. A--aal -v F71-s- re-
s. Levy TIE MarN-Lal company. New
L--E -'r-1 ST.
-T a--T.1a Egh-as patriotic poems -f
.La S-a-. .sa-A-1s- can war a--t45 and a--
ranged gr James Henry z--El.ae. The
"a .---~ company q s8Er
The -.r.----.-r -s -a-z-a- -~ Anne
lr-E.as Se-Ev..E. Charles Sa-.-rers sons.
Sew York. -e.1 E-5
Popular Progress he -aase % ar-1-
.-l---s- and .1Eas--.al -er~essi 11 and the
remedy Rev II mas -.1-hls e 2.
Murray q -avs.-. ElEa1 ~ Y. 7ls-
-s1e-z
E-E sa-saa-lsa and Spanish English
nary. pocket a1 son. --v a-1 re-
~.ssz Lard a Lee. O. sar1 Ce.1. g5
aar.s --a.a. g. GEMS
Fa.= r- Law. tLe story % an 1r-.-.st '
5- Warren a. E1lzar. Lee SHEPPARD
Eas..-
The --1.l-e Woman -v Charles W.
-Ess1--. z-lz1t-1- M-E-- Co. Boston
Eaw q, Know the Ferns. a guide 90 -ae
names. h4l1ss and habits q cur common
ferns. E~ Frances The. dora Parsons char es
~a-i i-Es~ S.ls. NEw York. Cloth s. -.
The Ballad 90 Esal-zE Ga5L- BY G.. 2 z
oscar wl5eN BENJAMIN f. Tucker. pub
-sas-. N=v T1-k Pamphlet. ID cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
LIVELY TINE IS EXPECTED
County Attorney Sagasst for Two Appoint
ngn5s May Str -P Ersess,
HAVE BEEN HUNG Up" SEVERAL WEEKS
County CommissiouerS VIII Also n
Their Meeting Today Consider
the Question Of Paying
D~e's Legal Expenses.

There is every Indication that The ad-
iou-ned meeting 1f tAs Board Of County
Comm lssiu1ers today vii contain more
g--rzrv elements than have been Apparent
fur some time. There are Two matters
scheduled for ccrsi 5eral5u1. each Of which
promises 10 raise sharp issue between The
majority and minority factions and speCula-
ttrns a-s not lacking that there IS pcs
sil5i-i-v Of spin n the majority as well.
The request Of County Attorney Shields
for The appointment Of Lee Eelsley as as
sisranI II police court and LAat Of ". H
Gu1sclus as court messenger and special
detective was referred 10 ne coum-ltes Of
the whole Z week aEo. and il VIII probably
be considered IN executive Session This mas
been hanging ire for several weeks. and il
is ilti-1aIe6 thai The delay has been caused
Sy q 5Uu5t whether The three fusion rs-l-
bs-s can be depended OF 10 stand pat. Il
Is quite definitely understood that one Of
them has positive convictions that these ad-
dtllulaI saCu-lbra1ces on The salary LIST are
not necessary and his colleagues have
recognized The uselsssasss Of irving 10 force
the scheme through unless they are s0lLdly
II i-s favor. Court house GOSSIP = to The
effect that Guasulls Is out Of it. and II
Is considered doubtful whether ne county
attorney VIII De able 10 secure even -ls
appointment Of Eelslev.
The majority has another -lght PROPOSE
tiCl on is hands 4 the petition that has
been fled Cv a number OF ne fusion leaders
II which Il Is llsisIed Lhas special counsel
s1aL be employed a. he expense Of the
county 10 prosecute the nandenGs proceed
L1E 1v which Z = Dee expects 10 be able
10 break into Tie Position n ne county
clerk Office 10 which he was recently ap-
pointed by The board While the petition
urges this course 4 order 10 establish the
right u the board u make appointments II
ne clerks Office G1 the score Of public
necessity. this Is generally recognized as a
L1-l-v covered scheme t1 serve The interests
af Al individual a. ne pubIlc expense.
Since the petition was fled the action ina.
II contemplated has been so rou1dly de-
lCulcsd Lhac the commissioners ara re-
lGCtGlI 10 assume The responsibility Of
carrying IL into effect. On The other hand.
lot Of their most active political supporters
insist that Dee shall be taken care a. and
the commissioners are hesirari1g 10 dis
charge a weapon thai r. evidently loaded al
both ends.
To add % me prgpleziLles Of The fusion
members IS me menace That Governor
F0y11sr viii sign The Dill which provides
Lhat me county commissioners shall be
elected az large instead Of bv suffrage OF he
particular commissioner districts Lhat they
represent TIE flgi0u-sls assert thar rhe
effect Of he law VIII be 70 make il in
possible 10 elect anyone but q republican,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
ORDER OF COURT IGNORED
Mayor Eas0r Fails 10 Appear
when Called by Judge
Fawc@uT

The contempt case against Mayor Ensor
and three police 81Hcers gf South
Omaha who ara accused OF having
scC--e-Ilv 1lG-=5 Judge FIwrerIs l11ulr-
rCn has been continued 70 clock
this morning. Attachments We're issued for
Aavor EnsCr, Chief u Police Carroll AID
ofcers Ev5ock and M1r-issgv- These were
turned over 70 Deputy Sheriff Lewis wtIh
Instructions uo produce the dege1 zalls II
--u-t at L-30 clock yesterday. Just
5sf1re noon me officer relepha1ed thai
Aa5 been unable 10 Sn5 E1sor aa5 Carroll
AMI Judge FavCe-t decided ID continue the
case il order TO get al CT the defendants
INTO court a. 1lla
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
Criminal Cases.

The E1zs criminal assault case which has
been -1s exclusive card IN The rt--ral
-ra--1 O. TIE district court during ne week,
Went 20 The jury late yesterday afternoon.
The evidence was completed II the forenoon
and Judge Baker gave the attorneys the
rest 1f me day in which TO make their ar
EuDs1Ls. The Instructions covered the law
-hac refers % assaults Of -har character.
special emphasis being given 10 The age Of
consent
The next case on the docket Is Thar Of
James Layton, a cook VINO IS accused 0f
having forged . meal ticket BY a local chop
house proprietor
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
FARMERS FEELING IuslLANT
Antfrip pat- BfEEr-r Crop Ever known
in NehrasLn-Nu~h small Grafn
Il Already Sovn.

Deputy United States Marshal Cooley has
returned from an extended "trip through
the western part Of The stale. he said
thA1 farmers are feel -rv 5uhiLa1t and are
anticipating the blgEls, crop n The his
tory e me state.
The farmers. cur west said Mr.. Cooley
~a-s behind wl-1 their work. The spring
has been backward. but -hev have not waited
fr- warn wearhsr Many gr them have
been sowing small grain during the Last rwo
weeks. They have gone into their Hel5s
sowing the grain On the frozen ground. and
as soon as -he -haw comes and The weather
noderatag thev viii cultivate l11s grain. and
n thig way Jhev VIII have ic IN good coz
zl.lu1 10 car-a the warn rains winch 0ugas
TO come during The next Ten DAYS
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

We have received from tha American
WaI-hal Watch Company q thi-Jy-siI page
Illustrated brochure which We intend 70
keep II treats Of rne perfected American
waDch and is rs dainty and oeal-tlI a
product Of the printer Is mas been seen u
Dalv days.
The illustrations are almost absolutely
perfect and ara most a-rlsrlca-lv arranged
1t Is bound II an embossed cover The -iI-e
appearing II silver letters u2Cn al oEidizsd
rgpUusses shield. TIE au-nur has MADE
most entertaining book and conClusIvalv
proves that Wal-han watches have earned
for Americans The title q waIchrakers 10
he world
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
MarraItrv srart.ric..

The following births and daELhs We're re-
ported 20 The health commissioner during
rhe twsnry-t-Gr hours ending a. noon yesJEr-
day.
Bi-rhE-CsCa- Swanson. 2Gg- Chicago
girl Harry Timer 22-0 CInllg boy
Reaper Shraf11- 2g05 south fifteenth Duy
John Bussard. 233g PuppIerGu avenue. girl
ueathE-GrHce Crane county hospital S5
Years Stephen Boyle COUNTY nusD. La, 2g
years Kate McNsal asa North FCrustl +5
years. &c consumption. Howard Bennett. 2s-s
Franklin 81 wears ka-el Z. DOievs --36
South Fifteenth days Marv Susreric. 1z-s
P8uzI eran avenue % wears Nathaniel A.
Crouch 1924 North Thlrrv-nilrh. :" wears
Malvtaa Peterson, SS-s Sprugue years, ~
phoid fever
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

The 5rsr story that E-pIiug writes after
h-s Illness VIII -rt1E a fabulous price. Il
Win De sought as eagerly by progressive
publishers as E5gstFTrsrs Stomach Ei-rsrg ls
-r all Vz0 suffer from stomach lbs Of auy
nature. No ua-sr whether -t be iudi Ees-
ton runs-5T PATTON -illuLgnsss. nsrv0uEuess.
stubborn liver OF rTHrVUrkag kllsvs. Hos
letters Stomach Buffers VII cure II. Us
an bleGLaled spring medicine, curing and
preventing malaria, fever and aEGe and al
lis resulting from q rundown system
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
BOARD TRIES AN EXPERIMENT
Higher Grades Are Dropped at the
Amber and Alderman
schools.

Pupils who now attend the higher grades
IN uhe Amber ana Ackerma1 schools VIII
attend the Windsor school during The re-
naindsr CT the school wear and VII be daily
transported 70 the latter school n q vehicle
provided by The board. The children u the
lower grades n The Amber and Alderman
schools viii aIIsnd me former suhoCL
This aCJlCn wss partially taken u the
interests Of economy explains super,lteuG-
sur cf Schools PeE-se. AT the present une
there are about fifteen children IN attend
a1cs A. ne Acksrnan school and they require
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
Iit.rnrr Ninunrina-.

The Critic presents q t-onuspiece portrait
OF Heu-v James Hn-lE IS followed BY Al az
ulcl= bearing on the work 1f rHa- gentleman
from the PEI Of Curn=lia Atwood F-a--
Jaser hira Lazarus w-ltas Of Mary Alc--.
The Ha2less Ea9sbu-Es' is an Illustrated
article concerning The house. Of Austria
There a-a Other articles 100 numerous 20
n=nron which viii be found valuable 70 al
who are interested II literature. c. P, Put
mans SOrs New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
DOES COFFEE lGREE WITH you ?

= not drink Graiu-C-ma5e from pure
grams. .Aay writes The Arst TINE
ns1s-Grain-0 &c net Ike H. but after
using r. TOR 5ns week 70 1siIE wau2d induce
me- 20 g balK 70 coffee Il hou-iEass
and feeds the sYs len The children cEl
tr1lA - -Tssly WITH E-sEt benefit :: s the
strengthening BubGtAncs ~ pure grams
Get = package today tram your grocer
foloW the 1-reCunns = making Z and
you WI hsv- Z delicious ana hEhl-atul
rahls beverage far aia and ysUng. 5c
ana &G-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

Assistant Postmaster NJ GODDARD has com
ple1ad MS reports showing me stamp sa.ss
Of me Omaha utiae during he past quar- =r
~ ne present year The sales <-cn jan
la-v ! 20 March 81 inclusive. aEErega- =
me SUM ~ SIS 48= II During me first
quart sr lf -s+5. tie year during which Post
master Marin vas -uElCreG L1-1 once The
rece-g gLs from sEaups asErFEaIed s6- aas So
since then there has been q gradual and
steady increase ID the receipts 0f The once.
Nuyw-r1 1slzLl-Lg lnls increase. -1e working
force has never been Increased The sane
lumber 1f clerks being smpluFed as -hsn-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

Following cut the custom thst Is 10 pre-
vail throughout The entire country on
Thursday the IlEs Cn the government
building VII fly ar hal< mast Surveyor
Taylor Of rhe CUSTOMS 1eDarr-le1r here has
issued his order. and al CT t1e HaEs both
old and new. are now being prepared for
the occaSir1. The haEs viii Hv during the
entire day, the order having been made out
Of respect 10 The memory gf the soldiers
who lost their lives during The war win
Spain
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

Water Lilies" Is The title e The tr-n-is-
piece n PeA-sUus. and r1e number G7E1s
with q story Of Venice by Max Perbsrran-
There ara several other stories. LhR prUp0T-
liun Of 6cru1 being quite large, our there
are also several good descriptive articles
Among the lar1er might De mentioned The
Champion LADY Muuuaz11ee- W here
Men Ea1 Men and The New Art q Self
Defense. The Pearson Publishing Com
paay. New York
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

The publishers Of he April BoCkna1 are
pridl1g themselves upon The fact thar The
April edition CT that -uollaati1r reached
20 DoO copies. This Is the largest edilo1
YET printed The March issue was entirely
exhausted four days after publication The
BooE-na1 for April VIII Be found very enter
tanning reading by every person interested
II Ii1era-v matters. Dodd- Mead d Co., pub
l3shers New York
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

and hey are preparing 90 bring al possible
pressure to bear on lie governor 70 induce
him 20 veto the biz. Comm -ssiUne-s Con-
molly and Eatal1t went 90 LiucCi1 yes
ceraav TO labor WITH he governor on chs
na.ter but hey VIII probably return n
une 70 participate n the 1lz-up' to-
cav
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

practically demons -a.a5 e- " C W--ll-
.-- a-.1s-- ra.-1-
7--' -.1- F-ss vt-s- --sa. SIS -- TIE
Destiny MAJ and -1e Isaa o. Goa
have a.--a el sr -l.l a.a-s-. opens -1s
Ayr. A.4-- r1 .rl-a -are- - .-e
sane .1- rt thought Same. Hl-1s1
"---- u-.-.s % .. -a~ r--- ana
F--r r S-- r1 The SOAR System.
Then --.-a are ,-.e.=-ra= 20 Life ID
Boston l. rae 5I and an a--.a .1 re
Growth E 1a E-E1 Colonial -.-.a--
a.a I'D a1a--- .l--a are a number rf
81. her fa4s4-as % 1a small Interest
~ --e American Na-.z-r Review o. Ea-
rFs s.- a--- .le a..r- -r--aug .tz work
~ ra FtF1 congress examines .1a
--ess-. s.a--s ~ -1a various plans f.- .-.a--
.-aa-. s-.. #-l--l-. discusses -1- -a-=s- dee
va-r--s--s ID The F-.za e.rla-.r- al
rrE-au.s ri the ether 1-vs a.-.se .r .-a
Llr 2 home a-5 foreign politics. l--.lz.--
.-- .ar.--t .Lal-a .1 spain ana -la erred
-.els ~ E--a-F. England AID t-a
l-'rel States Er aEE.lal .1=-a are the
lsla- special articles. -e~tev= a... vz.r1
-~.-E -1a -l-as- 20 us lsua. 4.ra s-an--
ard 20 excellence
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

Anthony Hopes new romance, which he
has rust finished, Is called The Ccu1tass
Emilia and has been purchasei by the
Ladies' Home Journal, IN which pe1iod-ca-
q viii Immediately begin. The story Is
about beautiful countess. she has guar
relied with her husband and they have de-
cided 10 live II seclusion IN separate Wings
OF The castle. This they Do l1I-- CaFLa--
Disppe. who becomes a member Ct the
household inadvertently opens a door
through which ara revealed 70 mn the
aoarruenrs Of The exiIed countess, with The
beautiful occupant standing n a doorway
The captain fails IN love Win ne young
woman and from this point there Is not a
moments cessation II the roman ic adver-
rures which ensus IN the castle, Is ga
dens and neighboring places Cf rendezvous
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
LafeHser Hss compIeted His work

Architect Lalenser Who 1as Hlpsr-uIFnGe1
the construction n me nFR pUsrlElcs build
NJ having practically completed -hF srrlrt-
TIRE has moved Gun and has secured quarters
ia one Ct TIE lrseH buildings lu the city.
There are some details n suulrgTluu WIN
the uEw pos tice building which have not
been worked cut but uhsss y u 5e looked
Es-er u Ia e-slaE-zz-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

The National Magazine presents a t-Ua-is-
piece entitled Easter Daisies and he
leading arucle IS Around The World VIII
The Flag. which Is an account Of The vgy-
age 01 the Grant. The first American trans
por, ID pass through t1e Suez canal Then
there Is 4 description Of The St. Bernard
pass. lis monastery and famous dogs. Booker
T Washington writes Of The Future OF the
Negro, me author himself is 4 negro. There
are also several additional tsa.u-es Of IL
ts-est and a good showing Of vs-y readable
1cu1n- The u. ". Potter company, B0s-
.1E
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

5efars the dIscu cry o1 Cu- Minute CJsgn
Cure. minister's were greatly disturbed BY
coughing CGug-sgauUns. No excuse Tar u
now
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
This isa Great Tine

20 buy piaDos-f8r they never were or
never VIII be cheaper than 1ow-far his
Is q special sale of good planos-The
best The oldest and most reliable makes.
such as the Enabe-ElmbaIl-K Kranlcl
a Barh-HaIIet < Davis-Steinway-
Whitney and numerous other makes
that are nice and neW-Ou arT Of these
pianos n THIS sale We are giving very
easy terms, 50 mar al can AFFORD 10
AXE advantage Of UAis sale-Uur Store
VII be open nights Ill $50 during t1-s
sale
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

For frost bites. burns Iuloislt sores
eczema, skin Diseases, and especially Piles,
De Wits Witch Ha5sI salvs stands frs
and best LOCK OUT for dishonest people
who try to initiate and counterfeit IT, Es
their endorsement Of a good article
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

Self Culture for April continues to supply
magazine renders with Interesting store Of
articles on unsEy and imp1rrant topics
from the pens Of notable w-ttsrl. The con
tents Of the new issue include among other
Instructive IeadI1g, thoughtful Parers On
subjects Of national import O these The
following viii be found well Wur-n PerusaI:
The Newer Citizenship Municipal Ms
rule. Irs Causes and Remedies ana Con
stirurionaI Government Inperlll I'd Prof.
Goodwin Smith contributes n informing
article on "Rirualisn IN EngiGud." and
PROT. : G. Hlbben an Interesting illsrratac
paper On Princeton University. Among
the descriptive articles IN The number are
two. on The Hawaiian Islands and The
Canadian Rockies" These Interesting Z
papers with many others constitute very
readable number. Self Culture Magazine
Akron. O.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

The spring number Of ne Fa- MAJ Nzza-
zine as -he issue f-- April IS -ze -E1a--5.
has Tor --s t~-ulla7lees an exquisite rh1aa-
-~a~-rs all..sl The Farmer LalE-.a- "
LEe~s Is a second install lc1e1u uf GlaHI-
Sketches EE--r and a finely Lals-
-raI+d paper describing t1e Queen Fur
ri-l~a a. Windsor Tc-r there are articles
covering a wide uz-e-y II SUBJ ser-s Witch
the render VIA f1t 5C-h il. z-esrlr and
Instructive. The 5c-1CU lz slls number WI
BE- found especially good -he Pal Mail
Magazine, AEr1r Court building Nsw YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

Men who always hurry, and most men are,
soar Tor tie toilet tat VIII ather quickly and freely
cold water Other soaps than Ivory may have TINS quality but
VIII likely contain a, which is injurious the s1. Ivory Soap
made OF Pure vegetable oils aa produces white, toay
lthe t1at ssnses thoroughly and easily ard quickly.
Money cannot buy 4 better soap for the toilet.
IT FLOATS
INN w turr asHsE -urr
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
TIE New ---z--a-ez MaEaz-ae has -e-v

artistic Easter cover and -le whole number
IS unusually attractive il appearances. IT
opens viii a. article entitled Curious
Characteristic Of British Game Birds" -aar
VII appeal strongly 70 spo-ls1ea 4 general.
'C-alks in Croaaerv. is a-0tsr article thu
is well ca-cu-a.=l 20 please a Special Grass
Of renders The number is -ic1 il fcuo1.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

A. Conan Doyle continues hls s-ory.
Round the Fire n the Strand Magazine.
The lover Of -he s-ruuEe and ne u--sLa-
VIII f1d much TO his lki1E. There a-= ar
ticlas bez-t1E -ae tides Biggest on Record, '
Animal Actuall-iss.- Pigs Of Celeb-- Is.
Vegetable vaEa-- es. and "Cu-tns--las
Then there II q description OF he proposed
single LIE Eal way"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

The NauonaI Geographic Magazine IS a
very attractive little publication 5y reason
Of lls Typographical neaoasE and ne very
evident care exercised Il Is preparation
The TWO lending a--lclas. vh4la are accom-
panied by maps and ILLUSTRATIONS are en-
--led he Sources Of me SaEka.ahe wan 70
and Explorations IN the Canadian Rock
les" Published 5y The National Geographic
society. Washington
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05
LATEST APRIL MACHINES
Long LiE Of Interesting a-5 Valuable
Publications..
WAT wstTE7s FIND 70 TAX Asou7
Noticeable FsIIinE OF IN war stories
wish ,orre~pondins Gria u e~a-
-raI Descriptive wrfrfnr-some
very Good Fiction

There sas been z- -l- -.- ~ .7e
-a-r-. -atia -aus r-a- E--1rs sd .-H Strong
Pee. -r IN France a-a.-z. E-r.a-.. and g"
----L .-- =-a-- q -a..- .-# %.
which .He F-r--1 a-s making T- SUD-
--n-1e r7a.z ma. .-s --as-fr1 e.. ne ss-
hEF-v -f French --~ "
----aet.r the Errls a-a-1a. 1eo1-G l- ---
-s-se-.-r a writer p The a-r- .s
tan -J1a--~p Eia.- aa-erIls-E-~ m
r----p-.al-s AZ I--ru -z story % DE -=sl =
,-s thp con -su-u- marion 900 wears Ia.aT 7- .llt
-la1 which vas 5-st conceived 1E Na7o.e.A
when be brought -ls army -1 ne plans
az F-uI r-e q -sH4 when every de a-. ai
-ba -Iaz als been successfully prepared,
r-sa- fp-s On the allIs lE bo.lE-s brings
-ba rhHz1el squadron ana ne 7r.-r= -i
Wales 20 som Ia the eG-e-arr. Insult II
rzationaLIv and suddenly U.v=- 1v Tie 7rasl-
dent 81 The French -r1lt-la .sa1s 81 n n
mediate derla-a1lrn ~ VIZ The English
feet .7susplet-lz -f .-s --Bl danger. moves
% engage The ba.-lash.1e and cruisers % a1e
French which merely serve as 1ec1y t-r
-heI- more than 7n0 submarine vessels.
Eev these Inter accomplish heir 1ea1-y
work Is told il starting WV. Tea1 t-l-
lows IRE invasion CT England by 100000
French -roc7s. all IN a-rai lance WI plans
carefully arranged il a1ran.e-aa INVASION
which takzs place SO zltrk.y hat he French
battleshi7s and transports are laa1-1E men
a. Sa1dEatH almost bee--s me foreign Office
knows Of he declaration Of hos-l--rles. then
follows tae occupation 0r London, - cstsra-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-05

The April McCIu-s's has something q a
local flavor 5y reason Of an article de-
sC-iptive Of the first nights -u1 Of The new
fast mail train Of the Burlington -all-uad-
The writer is Cleveland Mo4fet and the
stc-v is prnHusely Illustrated by " Z. Ste
vens whose work forms a very Interesting
fsatu-e Of the magazine Mr. Stevens spent
a short time II Omaha AZ he end 0f the
run and made ua1y acglaiI-aaces VINO VIII
take pleasure n seeing The E-at-ry1ng r.
sul-s Of his work n the sane number
Captain Baden-Fowe1 Of the E-iLAh army
describes his var kite which VIII lift q
-1a1. Captain Mahan concludes tls w AZ
on the Sea There are many ether tzaru-RS
Of interest Is wru IS the usual amount &
fiction.