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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
ONE STRIKE FOLLOWS ANOTHER
Boston Labor AgitatiOns a Disturbing
Element I'm the Weeks Re-
view of Trade.

NEW YORK. March 14-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow
will say:
Business in Boston was completely para
lyzed by the strike of freight handlers and
teamsters' which directly affected 5000
sands idle by holding back materials. For
tunately this strike was brief, but another
vicinity.
Outside OF Massachusetts,, however, the
labor situation is exceptionally free from
controversy and even in the coal mines
there is less than the usual agitation as
Distribution of spring. merchandise is
making rapid progress. the most sanguine
lions outside the strike area.
Consumers OF iron and steel products are
sun anxious regarding condlu9ns during
believed that deliveries will be ample. All
records prior to February / are still
eclipsed and the resumption of many idle
plants this month practically assures new
high-water marks in the near future unless
some unforeseen l~nterEupuon occurs.
also retarded furnace stocks OF pig iron
declined only about 5000 cons during Feb
week was the heavy buying Of steel bars
by makers of agricultural implements in
anticipation Of higher prices becoming ef-
Better, transportation for coke is rapidly
reducing surplus stocks in the yards and
supplying furnaces with all the needed
fuel.
Labor disturbances have tended to
strengthen the tone of textile products by
reducing available supplies, which were al
ready none too large. Complaints are
heard of delivery of wooden goods and fair
cancellations Of orders on overcoatings are
freely reported.
Omciai indications OF farm reserves on
March ! were not surprising as to corn,
dealers anticipating that supplies would be
Only about one-half last years, but the
statement that % per cent OF the enormous
wheat yield remained In farmers hands
was not calculated TO sustain values.
Needed rains in the southwest made the
market look more favorable for the next
crop, A sustaining feature was the in
terror movement OF only z,6A, $50 bushels,
against $500, $50 last year, while on the
other hand total exports from the United
States were but 2.&S,452 bushels, compared
with 4.S62.674 a year ago.
AS to corn both comparisons were strtk-
ing. receipts R~ggregating only 1885, $50
bushels, against 4,1sl.347 a year ago. while
Atlantic exports fell 10 the lowest record
| 1888, 902 in 1901.
Cotton was pulled both ways.
Failures were 232 for the week, against
242 last year, and "a in Canada, against 80
in 1901.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Dave Stark of New York is at the Mil
lard.
the Willard yesterday.
NJ. C. Gleason, a leading knight of Co
lumbus OF Chicago. is at the Willard.
Mrs. sallie MeAshan is again at her
daughter Beth having recovered suficiently
10 permit her absence.
NJ. w. Gleason of Chicago. organizer OF
the knights Of Columbus, arrived in the
city yesterday and will remain until the
lodge Is Instituted Sunday evening. He As
consulting with the charter member of
the order regarding the installation serv-
ices.
W. @. Smith will succeed the late La
fayette A Garner as superintendent OF the
Iowa and Nebraska divisions OF the Amer
lean. Express company, with headquarters
In this city. Mr.. Smith, who Is at present
sion, WI assume his new duties on April J.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
PRIVATE MeINLEY MARRIEs
Gives Raymond II. Mcneil a. Right
Name and WEEDS - Council
Bluffs Girl.

Private James W. Mckinley OF the Tenth
United States infantry, who has figured
prominently in the police court recently,
was married to Mabe M. West at Council
Bluffs yesterday. He took out his license
to wed in the name of Raymond H.. Nc
Neill and gave Chicago as his place OF resi-
dence. Mckinley always told the police
that he was a son Of the well-known Chi
cago packer by the name Of MCNEIL, but
investigation in the Windy City failed to
confirm his claim. McGinley's bride is II
years old and a daughter OF Mrs. w. eott-
mire of Council Bluffs. who gave her con-
sent to the marriage.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
OMAHA COMPANY BUYS MORE
Packing House Adds to Its Chicago
Holdings and Plans Inn
prOVements.

CHICAGO. March 4-Cspecial Telegram)
The Omaha Packing company has added
to its holdings here by the purchase from
2Isxl67 feet in Lumber street 26 feet west
OF Halsted street, south front, and in
O'Neil street, 246 feet west of Halsted
street, 2S4x122 feet, with north frontage.
The price paid was $59,0OO. The property
has been used by the street railway COM
pany for car barns. The Omaha Packing
of 1t extending through to the river. Ex-
tensive improvements, 1t is said, are TO be
made on the grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
SCARE FOR LITTLE GIRLS
one Man Fires Revolver and Another
FIOurishes an Ugly Looking
Knife. Kt.

While three little girls. aged 10, ~ and
IA years, daughters OF o. A. Rench Of 1fOs
South Twenty-seventh street, were going
to church last evening at 8 o'clock, they
passed three men near Twenty-eighth street.
They turned around when enc of the men
called to them, and just then one man rap
idly fred four shots from a revolver; an
other pulled a big knife from under his
coat and both made motions as II they
would attack the children.
All OF the children screamed in alarm.
and the men ran away and disappeared
before anyone responded to their cries. The
police have a general description of the men
and are trying to find them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
M. ]. FITZGERALD,
; FRANK p. HART
PETER Z. ELSASSER
STEPHEN VAIL, President.
c. L. DUTCH, Recording Secretary.
Election of Officers.

Swedish American league. No. 2, met last
night~at woodman hall and elected the fol-
lowing officers; John A. Nelson. president;
Gustav N. Peterson, vice president; A. L.
Bergqufst, treasurer. The club endorsed
Frank Koutsky for mayor and the entire
republican ticket. A committee composed
of Swan Larson. A. L. Bergquist. Nels
TurnquIst and John A.. Nelson was named
Co arrange for quarters and two big meet
ings to be held before election.
Labor Endorses Republicans.
OF the thirteen candidates on the repub-
,ican city ticket the united labor party, al
ats convention yesterday endorsed six. The
republicans endorsed are: Frank KoutskJ
for mayor, Joseph Mccartney for city clerk
a.. H. Murdock for city attorney, Michae
Smith for councilman from the Third ward
]. ]. Copenharve from the Fifth ward anC
Jay 1ayerty for member Of the Board o
Education.
Naturally the republican candidates en-
norsed are feeling confident. 1t is ex'
pected that before election lime comes
around a great many Of the members Of thu
labor unions will see the advantage to b.
gained by voting the straight republican
ticket.
New Building
II was announced YESTERDAY by the soutl
Omaha Brewing company that the one
story building at the southeast corner o
Twenty-hfth and N streets would be race
within the next week or so and that a fin
two-story brick structure would be erecte,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
For narrowing ROCKS al Cab.

Herman Alexander, colored, aged 20, was
arrested yesterday by Detective Mitchell
on a charge of throwing a three-pound
boulder through the engine cab window on
the Omaha railway as the train que in this
city at 9:25 p. m. was crossing lower Ames
rock was thrown with much force and
barely missed Fireman Frank Flynn, who
had just risen from his seat TO shovel coal,
IL struck the pipe leading TO the steam
gauge, glanced and rolled over the boiler
and down to where Engineer A. D.. Smith
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
Kidney Disease

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
CUT LIBERALS PRIVILEGES
Stringent Decree Issued at 0artagsns BY
the Spanish Government
MUST KEEP OFF THE STREETS At NIGH
Liable to Arrest and imprisonment Al
Seen out of Doors Between six
in the Evening and six
I'm the MORNING..

MADRID, March IA decree issued at
Cartagena March s permits the liberals
resident in that city and its suburbs to
walk in the streets only from 6 a. m. to
s p. m. daily. II seen on the streets after
s p. m. they are liable to be imprisoned
until public order is restored.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
BRADsTREET's REVIEW OF TRADE
CODIous Rains in wheat BELT Have
BuOyant Eject.

NEW YORK. March n-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
The week ends more fayorably than Il be-
gan. This Is particularly true Of weather
condition and Of affairs industrial, which
have improved greatly in various sections
OF the country. GOod rains In the winter
wheat belt and more especially IN the
dr~outh-antcted southwest have given a
needed impetus 10 that crop, which has
been likewise favored by succeeding mild
weather.
son and Its promise Of eaTlinesS has been
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
Mortality statIatics.

B~lrths-Leroy H. Penfold, 2214 Capitol
avenue, boy; Charles Kickush, 1918 North
Twentieth, girl; William II. Inman, H2
Bancroft, girl; Fred Jones, 3022 South
Twenty-eighth avenue, girl.
Deaths-Henry Zol. st. Joseph's hospital,
s.; Frank White. st. JosePdh's. "a; Mrs.
Burkman, Las Vegas. N. NJ. 81; Anna
Cape, 1895 North Nineteenth, 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
Hector wins the Fight for Treasurer
-MOnteomery's Pretty Race for
Chance TO Run for
Attorney.

These are the returns from the demo-
cratic primaries, compiled early this morn
ing. Those with the highest number Of
votes. where there is a contest, will be GER
tihed to BY the democratic city central
committee and be placed on the oficial
ballot.
The democratic primaries in South
Omaha, Friday, were decidedly interesting
IN a number OF ways. On account Of the
large number OF candidates on the ticket,
there being seventeen candidates for coun-
cilmen, with only six places to fill and
other Offices in somewhat smaller proper
tion the show started early.
While the voting places did not open un-
I'll noon the candidates we're up and doing
early and by noon dozens Of carriages were
ready to n voters to the primaries.
Up to 4 o'clock IN the afternoon the vot-
ing was light, but still crowds gathered
on the down town streets and talked over
the situation.
When the packing houses stopped for the
day between 4 and 8 o'clock the working
men began to crowd about the polls and
the voting was quite lively from that time
on until the closing hour.
Owing to the length of the ticket the
count was slow and 1t was much later than
was expected before the returns commenced
coming in. In each ward the interest cen
tered in the head Of the ticket and by :
O'Clock enough votes had been counted to
show that Loechner was the winner
Shortly after 9 o'clock DR.. Ensor stated tc
representatives OF the press that in his
opinion he had been defeated. He said
further however that he would do all in
his power to elect Loechner.
One feature rather out Of the ordinary
was the restrictions regarding the swear
lng in Of votes. only seven votes were
sworn in during the day by the city clerk
In order to swear in a vote 1t was neces'
sary to swear that the voter was absen'
from the city, sick. or had removed from
the ward since the last registration. Thes'
orders OF the central committee prevented
the swearing in of a large number Of votes
Trades and Labor Council.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb.. March 14.-At tn
regular meeting of the South omah'
Trades and Labor council held last night
the following resolution was adopted:
Whereas, A few men calling themselve
the United Labor party banded themselve
together and called a convention ana nom
mated a ticket composed Of other thai
Resolved, BY the said South omahi
Trades and Labor council that we are no
party nor has this body at the presen
time endorseH apyeaAnnldate or set Of can
didatss for the 3Pfsyent municipal election
" NlF M. j. FITZGERALD,
IsFRANK p. HART,
nUwNTVD L III e AGGTD
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15

BIoating after eating. indigestion. hatu-
lence or water brash may be quickly cor
rected through the use Of Prickly Ash Bit
tiers. 1t strengthens digestion, e~leanses
and regulates the bowels.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
CIRE FIGHTERS are always objects OF

CIRE FIGHTERS are always objects oil
l attention. No one ever becomes
so thoroughly accustomed to the
sight but what the dash of the
teams through the streets attracts
his attention. Few people know
anything about the well organized
and splendidly equipped private
fire departments which exist in and
around Omaha. These have served
for the subject of an excellent
series of photographs by a staff art
list, showing the men at work, In
their quarters, their equipment and
other detail. A special article
goes with the pictures.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
DREsIDENr ROOSEvELrS MAIL is O

DRESIDENT ROOSEvELTS MAIL is of
1 enormous volume, amounting to
as many as 1000 letters a day,
without regard to newspapers and
other periodicals. How this i'm
mense mass of correspondence is
cared for is the subject of a care
fully written article, which goes
into the detail of the routine. Pho
tographs made by one of Wash
ington's leading artists furnish the
illustrations which go with the
article.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15

| OVERS OF SPORT will appreciate
l. the frontispiece in the forth
coming number. 1t is a photo
graph of n fine bu3ch of snlpe
which fell to the gun of an Omaha
man last season. 1t Is a reminder
of fine days aheld in other years,
and a prophecy of other pleasures
yet to come. Not a man who ever
missed his bird and smothered his
chagrin in hopes of another shot
Will fail to appreciate this really
beautiful picture.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
She Thought About
a Food that would
Agree with Her.

An unnatural appetite for rich and
improper food Is really kept alive by
the use of such foods, whereas a
change to healthful. nourishing and
scientifically made food will correct
the unnatural appetite. A little
woman up at Peekskill. N. Y. Marg-
c.hh u a n 100 nnva.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
DANISH WEST INDIES have been

DANISH WEST INDIES have been
Dceded to the United States and
will become a part Of our Island
possessions. Sugar is the princi-
pal crop of the islands and negro.
labor is the basis of its production.
The negroes have several times
broken out in fierce and bloody
riots, the last time in 1878, when
much property was destroyed. A
graphic account of this trouble is
given in an article discussing the
possibilities of the situation. = 1t is
illustrated from photographs made
in the islands.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
The
ILLUSTRATED
bee.
FRESH Triumphs Each Week

L mark the course of The Illus
trated Bee. This is not the g
suit Of accident, but the outcome
of intelligent purpose, the object
being to provide Bee patrons with
the best that can be obtained in the
way of illustrations and text, I'm
parting valuable information in in
teresting and entertaining form.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15

ct Was such a sufferer from dyspepsia that life was a burden 1 could hardly keep
from eating all sorts of pastry. cakes and other rich foods although they did not agree
with me. nor in fact. did any sort OF food I became. low spirited and dseour-
aged was too weak TO work and very serio udy troubled with pLptAtcn of the
heart s2t
Drugs seemed to make me worse rattle r than better A friend said. me day;
II believe rape-Nuu food would cure y ~ explaining that tn food was made with
great care and Intended for The preyenuo n and relief OF diseases that were brought
about by improper food tr.
That wns Saturday night. m n day sunday I kept. thinking about Grape-Nuts,
md n nst thing Monday morning sent for a package ! hHd IL in y mind hat
TIE f@d would look like NUT and Was disappointed whsDI found it had to b eaten
vtn a spoon However. I followed The directions and made a meal Of GspeSuts
hd ain which Ifound to be delicious nd for the first m in mouths uttered no
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have used Grape Nuts constantly. morning and night and HAYES steadily improved In
: ala a year ago. have no paphAuOn of the heart and can work all day long
AT supper I have Gape-Nps mixed with soft boiled eggs. 1 make ny dinner
On any kind Of food 1 dsEe one of tn best things ant this cure BY proper
food h that 1 no longer have anu desire or tn rich. hhGestble rubbish Of which
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
HER WELL WOMAN

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
CURES

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
DussIA IN ASIA is the topic of Frank

! DUSSIA IN ASIA is the topic Of Frank
I IN G.. Carpenters weekly letter.
] He discusses the present compli-
! Gated situation as regards Man
I churia and Corea, whence Is ex-
] pected to arise the conflict that will
! ,embrof all of. Europe. M. Car
I penter's information Is of the ac-'
] curate sort, being based on per
\ sonal knowledge, and his conclu-
I sions are reasonable. Much infor-
! nation is given concerning the
! oberations of the cars agents in
] the far east which is new. Illus
! trations are made from photo
I graphs taken in China and Corea.
J MANY OTHER FEATURES Of uncom-
IVA mon interest other than those
I here enumerated are included In
the coming number. Oscar or
! the Waldorf Astoria tells how he
I serves dinner to as many as LOO
people at oneisitting. Numerous
single illustrations of timely topics
I are given and all departments are
full-so that the whole is complete
I and worthy.
! On Sunday, March %, the Special
I Easter Number of The Illustrated
Bee will be published. 1t will be
I found fully up to the high standard
of art set for The Bee special
numbers.
II you are not a subscriber you
! should place an order with your
! ~newsdealer today.
: The Illustrated Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-15

NEW YORK. March AR. G. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow
will say:
The daily sentinel., 1902-08-27
HAVENS FOR SECRETARY OF
STATE.

A candidate for state office des-
erving OF more than usual consider
,tion is Horace w. Havens, who is
he undoubted choice Of a majority
IF Colorado democrats for secretary
,f state.
Next to governor the Secretary Of
States office is the most important
and difficult to satisfactorily fill in
the State Government Practically
all the state business passes
through that office, the machinery
of elections are there set in motion
and aside from the multifarious
duties of the Office proper, the sec
retary is member Of the state land
board, board Of equalization, board
of education, auditing board OF
state expenses, is the purchasing
agent of all state supplies and var
ious other important official tunc>
tons devolve upon him.
Mr.. Havens probably understands
the duties of the Office better than
any other man. He has twice filed
the position Of deputy secretary OF
state and is now governors private
secretary. His devotion to duty,
punctilious honesty and invariable
courtesy to high and low are we'll
known to all who have had busi
ness in the department Of state and
governors office. That he has
made a model officer has been the
unanimous expression Of all.
The iact that Mr.. Havens will go
into the democratic state conven>
ton with the solid support Of his
The daily sentinel., 1902-08-27
TIME CARDS

Denver = Rio 0rands.
The daily sentinel., 1902-08-27

home county, Lake, should COM
mend him to the delegates from
the western slope, who number
Lake as almost, if not quite, a
member of the western slope family.
Two years ago Mr.. Havens was
the choice OF the state convention
for secretary of state and would un,
doubtedly have received the nom>
ination, but for fusion, whereby the
populists secured the office. Should
the office fall to a democrat this
time, Mr.. Havens' nomination
should be made unanimously.
The daily sentinel., 1902-08-27

Something for the voters OF
Colorado who work in the mines
and smelters to consider; Was it
the Socialist party that gave you
an eight hour constitutional am
mendment? By throwing away
your vote for socialists candidates
and thereby helping to elect repub
licans do you think that you will
even get an eight hour law2-Den>
yer Democrat.
The daily sentinel., 1902-08-27

The Rocky Mountain News is
carefully nursing Thomas ]. ODon
nell for governor and at the psy-
Geological moment may spring his
name hard. If it becomes necessary
to hunt up dark horse, either Mr..
O'Donnell or County Judge Lind
sey Of Arapahoe would make
splendid gubernatorial timber.
The daily sentinel., 1902-08-27

Mr.. Stimson has had trium>
phant procession for govenor in
his own bailiwick, but the impress
sion among the informed that he
has used most of Of his ammunit>
ion and that different version will
be rendered on October 2, when he
is seen off his own doorstep.