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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

1871. As her husband prospered
financially. 20 did she socially. IL
was not long before she was prom.
inent In Chicago. Then came the
worlds fair and Hhe became inter-
nationally prominent as tho preai-
dent Of the board Of lady managers.
IL was during the fair that her
feud with the fnfanta Eulaiie began.
That naughty donna was the guest
of the fair management and was
housed at the Palmer house. One
evening there was n reception and
the princess was introduced 20 Mrs
| Palmer. She vas gfsciouEness IL
self until she learned that Mrs
Palmer was the wife OF her hotel
keeper. Then the IRE few and the
descendant Of Ferdinand and fsa-
bella left the house Ia high dud-
sevn. fslT8did sle, che dPnui,1sf 81
oil the royal glory Of proud CASTLE.
meet on terms OF social equality
with the wife Of a mere iunkeeper
Not IN n thousand years.
For many moons the indiRnity
and the insult burned Ia the heart
OF Mrs Potter Palmer. Hut every
thing comes to he who waits and
this IL just as true when the walter
IL woman. A year ago Mrs. val
mars chance came. n was IN Ln-
cerne. that iovelaHt OF towns. that
sweet revenge soothed her still
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
RAiDED Am
OPIUM DEN
HOP JOINT kuEpER AND TWO
VICTIMS SENTENCED

J. y. Warren and J. sAylor. two
yeaus men bafsiy above their ma
iefity sat IN ;hs dock a. the police
court this morning charged with
smoking opium. Warren was sal
lus and his Hunken eyes had Eias.
- stars. The othaf boy. EVIDENT,
lssH rnaiavrd h3 the drug sat IN tne
court room smiling Though mrft
boys both are old offenders and thu
opium habit has woven its net about
them 50 strongly that they can net
break A.
Between the two yoanK men sat
the Willy old ghinaman In whose
opium den the boys ssfs caught
After selling thsn the drug he had
rented them an opium outfit and d
faatu 10 which 60 smoke
patFoiman - Count learned yes
tsfday that ths young men we're a.
the den on Fourth ANengs south.
lie found the door, Of their room
fastened with a paddock on the put
side Not a sound could be heaff
from the inside ard 81 first BE war
Inclined 10 believe that no one IVES
IN. Howevef. be sneN the cunning
u tie chinAmsn waa conducted tiss
place 81 decided 10 Investigate ha
pat his shoulder asutnat the Gepr
and f1frrd it~opsn.
On benches at the sides Of ns
~ ssi.St ~ 80 s.sz...ssS, Ess.sl.yt.'.
80 fFsSss %siiift4ststf tssitfFtf tfsr n >
fiaauca ~ the drug The PaD "a
saigon ~eH called ard beth were
sent T. the cit5 iafi Ths chinnman
a. not IN the rpafa and II ihe time
hs could not Be found
f.Assf IN the day. however. he was
saan soiaE 90 the foetu AID Patrol.
asAn Il Count arrested hirn.
IN. Chiususan set eut 81 isil bat
a few aAyH aso said the cfflcsr
kAls morning after serving a SEN
tenas for conducting an opium joint
sna he IL trying his best not 20 be
taught sxsin Yesterday h@ thought
fhaf be had thinaa bottled. but his
plans miscafrted when he rot the
tNe smokers IN ths room and had
supplied thss with the outfit for
smoking he vent away. He to.sk
fhs Heesution, however, to lock ths
dsof with a paddock on the outside
% that ssould All officer go ~ In.
e. The house he would hsilsve that
sae<s vas no ogs g. the roam-
The Chiuan,An save his name TO
IN. police as Chin Quors Ne VIII
see ssTve .aothar te@fay sentence
IN the chain sans fsAyinr has a sus-
psafst sentence % % days. which
Be viii serve and Warren also was
given 90 daya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Nsestaasf Fnfsfrgtss Associates.
Mrs futtsr Palmer. af Chicago.
says fhz tsisEfaph. h to marry A.
bert |. prince % MouaEu
Neither Aihert nor Mrs Potter
viii admit Il. bus the siae urHss are
sure that It - oniy q matter - a
feN days until the news wlii come
from afFsaisi sources.
Therefore In Chicago happy. for
the mother % its Wsli-toxrd Alder
sss1 Heaas1 ~tA he pFtacsz=.
There l. one in the family already.
for the IrIueesa Cautac4xeHes fer
merry Julia Dent Grant. f. Mr.. Pal
meFss niaee Mrs. Palmer should
Aisa h happy. for she vii b~ of
equal rank eith her tenx -time
enaany. the fnfanta Euiaite. hnd Al
hxrt should b. happy. for he VIII
have large busch - mnnwg the
WHY Potter made out u his hotel in
Chicago 70 continue his ss.g sea re-
searches.
TIE Prince u Monaco Il one %
the mast picturesque figures In Eu-
rope Ills kiHstom Il almost a
farce. Il contains but eight square
miles and taeea people. but # also
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Auction sslss


AUCTION sale u good furniture 81
" =. HIekeftnn a cos aalsEfaoms
l12k First Aysnue. on Saturday. the
sqth. at ie - sharp. oak bed sets
spring. mattresses. iron beds
chiffouisf. folding bed. bed lounge
settse. elegant upright piano. eSi
tension table. dining chairs. rock.
err. center a hiss. gas stove. crock.
cry. heating stoves, steel range
carpets. raKN. etc. 4. q. bIcAaftan
~. .ssssisA .s....-,- 49,,
7----s-
Atf-HinN hAasN ~ tnasFteid fufntfafe=
lhe FanfsHts ~ sis .ruunl rgass r. .
iirssffau 4 80. aill sell o. the rfHml
lsfsl hn II EiHih aN~u9s Fazzfh q
tritsfl TIE E9fh. 81 - shafs -
tFts tHfdees mattresses FatsrsIeH taHis
finins eAatFs. rrksfs. fal1ias hs1
risgrheEs rHfIsst At s4aarss. Caffsins
stoves stHsz fsnFs. rfuftsrf. sisss. etc
A.. q. hifssrtsu a Co. a1etienssfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
Going to Quk Business
The Asb 10 Winding Up its Affairs

Ths famous old clothing establish b
usnt located on Pioneer square has
announced its int~ntion of rstirins
from the retail clothinG business al.
together. Everything In the store
hsA been marked down for quick
selling and tho Arm expects to close
up thk store m a few weeks. Nasuf-
ally. tho astonishing prices made
have brought an enormous volume
Of BUSINESS. ard IN. stocks are go
Ira at = iirsiT rate sss
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IT
MATTERS
NOT

Hew much money passes In your
piano purchase, The Instrument ISN'T
made that offers more satisfaction 60
ths musical home than Hobart NJ.
Cable. Perfect IA tcAs. yeiaias and
design. cur prices and easy terms
place IL within The reach OF every
lever Of the best IA music
Intending purchasers Will ftnd On
cur floors the largest aud heat a..
serted stock ~ pianos and organs ~
the city, including a number % ex.
eeptienally good values In second
hand pianoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

TiiE fft6foalftAfH 0Af.l.EI1 - Iii
ftfst aEsHas has fhAaEed haaass ard e
feF tbs Aszhs huasinx fine fut eatinst
Fhofnf ~ 81 10 doasn, Alec dasns
csaYitE ah1 sniaHirE al ioNsff prices.
otssu fNn4ays d 81 l-sUnsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

lie IL the latest mayor IN the
world. he weighs tQs pounds and
more than fils the executive chair
Of OwatDnna. Mum He has Just
taken hia once. 90 which he was
elected 10 a majority which figured
up very close Go hiH weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

/ Col Aibeft Brewer. rHn. o.. mil
liouaisr. and under Indictment fui
manssAurssssr. dlsd suddenly " hear
tissans.
Commissioner Of immigration y
y. Sargent vii arrfvs In ssattl'
from 'TriKcn merit wesk.
Most ~csnsn think that a fast mas
l. not too Eood 20 be true.
The national encaupmsnt 81 IN,
spanish war vstsfsns viii bs held
At New Haven. Conn. nsxs sspt.sH-
Der.
James BRADY. noted bank burglar
| ~ - years Agn. Eas run ever ant
killed b. a New York Central train
near New Rochelle. Wa y year,
old.
"Nirts Ter ths Summer olri"
Oct a club aud 60 fer the weather
man. and " yuu cant handle him
with clue use ycur hs,pin.
Looks like q raw dsy for the
golfers ~ q rains any more the
meet will be turned into a water
polo tournament.
The man who wrote the shame.
lessncss OF Miuneapoiis" should have
look this way and write The
pamnaiion Of Bremeston."
Supreme Court decided that a
passenger - : =.ssss ess Fsss; ss.
main In htn seat tilt the car stops
That puts the strap hangers" on the
Green Lake run In contempt every
day.
Alaskan seals are said % be grow
ins fewer in number every year.
The star Dust man viii stand
for just one more effuSion like this
from the King County TAureate"
and then the Laureate viii Join the
company OF the sHenton Bard who
tried 10 work us with some u Low
ellis poems. What do you think Of
! I: :ss -; 49,; s'ssg'.s -
7.
Al twelve I thought that would
surely be
A hoary patriarch. at twenty-three,
And then-weii. then I thought the
heavy age
OF thirty-five would make man
a sage.
III.
And now. at twenty-five. I've sci
the day.
Away on in the foftiea. any way, n
And. maybe. then I'll say, Tn tH
my prime
I'm really growing younger. all Up
time"
III.
when siSty years have streaked ms
head with gray
when eighty years have clicked ms
teeth away
when-weii. think the day before
die,
I'm younger than ever was" II
cry.
Raleigh Chinn Company OF Seattle
has purchased mill site az What.
com for $4,000
state w. c. r. 4. convention Wi
be held IN Whatcam next September
/ Governor Mcbride addressed stat
10. A. " encampment NJ spokane
About 900 delegates are In attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

FoH REsf@ess42 Ess u I fsosss. ,sli.i.
wAtsf. yard. etc an car line 10 lHinafss
ffesn tseeae ave. rent $40. zs0s JACK
80 ssreet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28


STOCK AND DAIRY RASeH-one
~ the best huyp in Western Wash
inEtou. LOO acres. $50 acres under
the pisw. 80 acres PASTURE bal
snee timber. plenty % running
water. e.room house. barn soKi0o.
several eutbuiidinE.. orchard. an
kinds Of small fruit. ? miles from
creamery. 81 20
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 n. Y. Blk.
TWENTY ACRES Rich garden land.
With nice creek. . arTrE III caisiyn-
ton. 10 acres a,ashed and burnt.
balance slider. midway between
Seattle and TGcoma. adjoining
small town. 81 100.
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 n. Y. nix.
BETwEEN SEATTLE AND ia
coMA-s9 acres. 90 improved. ali
good land. located at steamboat
landing nice beach and ciarn bed
In front Il place. bearing orchard:
small fruits. plenty Of spring
water, broom house. several out
buildings Yowboet and all kinda
% tools. horse. wagon. harness
cows. heifert. chickens; bargain for
some ore
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 n. Y. BIN.
A BARGAINS acres. all good land.
10 acres in cultivation. Is acres
pasture f-room house. barn, sew
eral ouihuiidings. orchard. all
kinds email fruit. nice location. ed-
Joining small town. handy to Sc
attic. fsfe1
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 ~. Y. Bik.
--------------------------~
III TAKEN THIS WEEK. tzso viii
buy 30 acres % good level land. 2
acres cleared. Is acres very easily
cleared. ssaihnce timber, adjoining
nice improved place
ROBERT MALTnr. si0 n Y. Blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
p.n,sl Association. Spokane,

MAY ~ 10 n. Fnre nnd one third
for round trip. viu the Scenic
Route" Great Northern Railway
city Ticket office. G12 First ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

The national eneenapfnsnt 81 the
spanish war vstsrsns will b held
At New Haven. Conn. nsxs aspt.m-
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Cur PATENT VACUUM CRAM
BIER never fails 10 keep = plsts ~
Lady attendant always.
See tfil lea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

James BRADY. noted bank burglar
pf - years agn. Eas run sYeF ant
killed by q New York Central train
near New Rochelle. Wa u year,
old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28


or y,ur own IN a LEGALITY where You nav.
recd surruandinss and the sssurapc.
That place l. RAinssr beach. on the Rsz-
too electric ilns. the nrst place the car,
STRIKE Lake Washington. HUNDREDS Of
ss.s s' axe s ssxn, s..s sSa p sslss :,
work fer everybody. LARGE a. foot lets
ril for SIC. as and sico At IS dsuu ana
= month. Hss@ts tsiit si-o. isaesiish
risnty weed ana water. aies nslEhharz.
school churches, siere. t~ierhea-s,
.iaswsls. etc. Evsryons Who lives a.
Mss s se street, rs 80 rss. Tor iss o ..
dollar. See Mr.. Weed. agent. Al ofscs
ct Rainier Beach o. G. X. SturfsvanL
A CLOSING oJsr BARGAIN.
sp0o--Nhiis ofhsra are rciiinE Land IN this
.. Sms io, ..s a. prices r1nsins from N
onsr Yoa a chance which you VIII never
have ssaiu 80 handy 60 Seattle. over
10 scrse OF No. ! coil. two fine spring
boaheod and handy 20 school This
property IL on the new Rcntou line. only
40 minutes ride froFn the city aud -
minutes walk from car.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
sii Washington Building.
tass-s aefss az coihy. s-room house with
tfioo~i0 aerss near lake washingtoa. eli
siashed and seadsdl sood house.
t2ooo--so sores frs, class bottom land 20
acrea cleared. house. barn. chicken
house. small orchard IN bearing, = mile
from rniiruad. church and school
ETETTtNGRFN a ARNEI.t..
Is Rexvsll buiidlns.
ToR aAI.r- $3.50 70 500 choice traets. lot,
and aere tracts near my home IN Rat
lara. aooG sotl and marine view % the
hay a.
be had on easy terms. Peter Peterson,
kb0i 9th ave. northwest, east edge Of
Ballard. near hreadwayi ssienAens
chEAf lots At SIS un At Hirman city.
only ~ minutes ride on old Renton car
limo on Washington street. tsrua %
down. So monthly. Come today. LanNa
warm office On grounds.
WE can locate yeu on the best homestead
lands IN Washington. We have some
good farms for sale Call on T.. H..
csssy, soe Paoifio block. seAttle,
saoo- sosiao, 20 sliey. eoth ave Best buy
IN city. Taylor Cook Co, as Arcade.
Society Notices
y AM the ulsa. rs nies w your home With
my screens. hRndsii, the Carpenter, All
Madison. rhonst. Main llIO. n iesI.
ACME The Printer PA Spring IT bet, "a
and ID. phenasl sunset hlrVk soa2. Ind.
1911.
CEMENT WORK HRS TAKE NoricEl
There will b = naeetlne Of cement Wei \
era on Thursday MAY 2Sth. at Must
clans halt 1890 Second ave.
PERSONALS
nhinsn. sawinE machine rcpeirlns. ini1 ~
SOCIAL dance at Msy's hall, Latona ever
Friday night
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IEEIH

When crowned By Dr.. Browns Pain.
less Dentists (Ti3 First avanueJ ar,
frst shaped and treated ana All de.
cay removed. then : perfect. ahapel,
and fizhf-fiftins crown csmsnted on
ard stays for a lifetime. II Il mad,
hsayy dnd durable.
Gold crowns (zzk) ......E.0o
Porcelain crowns that are
undetsctable from ma
tyres own tasth.
Arfffrlaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
WAY DOWN
UPON THE
SUN AN E {
RIVER ........

or way up In the Willis q the noun
tslns or In the ~oodz. music always
has charms, A mandolin. = violin, a
guitar a banjo. from eur exquisite
steek Of musical instruments will
pass away many u tedious hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE

. Essy ~ =
ny thinks he ON keep
Fl = secret b.,ssrn
CO somebody else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
Drown's Painless Dentists

r1s let eve. Union blk.
One door soYth Of MaoDouxau q
: soutsNick.
Hsurs--eso a. M. 10 0. nj Sunday
a. m. until 1 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Col Aibeft brewer. rrn. o.. mil
Aouaisr. and under Indictment Tor
mansIAursstsf. aisd suddenly % heart
disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
IFEIH-
TEETH EXTRACTED
NO STUDENTS

Our Offices have been established for
~ years. The largest Dental Par.
lars 70 Seattle. aud best equipped
Ksfiofs on the Pacific coast.
Sspafsts reception room for ladies'
Lady attendant always present.
w years written guarantee with
Al work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

"ttirt. Ter ths Summer olri"
Oct a club and 60 fer the weather
man. and " yuu cant handle him
with q clue use yesir hs,pin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Looks like q raw. day for the
golfers ~ u rains any more the
meet will be turned into a water
polo toufua msnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

arIcfAL fNLH oH AMERICAN WATCH
EAN Hald hIlsd American rsteh aafs
Tanisd 10 gsafs only fG ~, y~rffisn gusfs
aniss American Watch 4 JsHslFT 60.
gya Tifat ave. opposite Hsinisf- orand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

our nsw unigsrSsi Grinder 10 bsrs. caIl
ana see ~ ginsfd a Dow, ~ seneca It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

SOCIAL dance at Msy's hall, Latona every
Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

PORTABLE oven IN good condition.
Just what you want for Alaska
alho Doushnut stove. 100 Queen
Anne ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Wanted
YOUNG man with steady smpi0ymens
wants room mHts. " psr month saeh.
f21 Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Raleigh Chinn Company OF Seattle
has purchased mill site at What
com for $4,000
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etc sohoo,

EgAS brsmatis seheol. HoiyUss Biaek,-
lfifate Lessons daily. evening elAs4ses
dfaniAite sff. fencing and danctns Fns1h
hEen. dramatic eepastsnsnt. Pref. =.
A~slehafi tsfasiHF MASTER fAliis Hsr-
unrtN. Teacher q faneing. Ph0ns. sun
oct Hius RaG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

ron SALE Stoves. ranges. oarpsts. isatb-
~ chairs. tables. bookcases. showcases.
rArdlebss and pictures - half price.
col -aO1 Pike fffast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

The man who wrote the Shame
iesancss Of Minneapolis" should have
q look this way and write The
paunatiou % sremeftou."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

- :. Z o. - - - outes anu Lots -.
n natisht K. AMI niems. ssu0 East
valley. irining Capitol iiiil on east W..
- Mcintyre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Governor Mcbride addressed state
% A. " encampment NJ spokane
About 900 delegates are In attend
hncc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

IoH EAI.D-ciFar stand hHsst location IN
sitki cheap. fof nsEt few days Phone.
ftsd hOi
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F0iitthE EiDh
hanisi and Upright. tables 20 offsrs Een-
sfel fepaiFtns. Factory hisA PIKE John
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irRf ~ ~ Hi3il ~ nj
10 rAHIloAua - ehaaes rtfUifura Hssf
am sefpnd hand. jet fesfivsd from ~
thairfn paHha4pf film. We have bssaHt
Ne entire stock campffEnH hguasheid
furnishings from the cellar 20 The gar
frft We hase bought " ehsap. We
vii Hsf 81 fiisap. PICK out what go
WHnt tafae it n all gene usd FfeHa
Furniture co. so $50 hes0nd Ave. O.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
TELEPHONE ORDINANCE READY
Several Aldermen Are Not Satisfied
with IL in It's Present
Form.

City Solicitor Snyder has drafted the or
dinance for an independent telephone fran
chise, but It was stated yesterday by sew
eral Of the aldermen that II did not meet
with their approval in many respects. 1t
was also stated that II was far from satis-
factory to the companies seeking such a
franchise.
The ordinance provides for q franchise
for twenty-five years, this being the term
asked for by all three companies in their
ordinances. II is drafted with the inten-
tion Of providing solely for a toll tele-
phone system, but some of the aldermen
who have examined the ordinance are Of
the opinion that in its present wording IL
can be construed to provide for a general
telephone system with an exchange instead
Of merely a central station. As the meas
ure now reads IL provides for toll and
terminal stations" whereas IL is claimed
that It should provide only for terminal
toll stations" thus precluding any posi-
bility Of the company securing the fran
chise engaging in a regular local telephone
business with an exchange, against which
the special committee having the drafting
of the ordinance in charge was anxious to
guard.
One Of the sections Of the ordinance
provides that there shall be not less than
twenty-five toll stations and public pay
stations. together with a central once, but
does not limit the maximum number. Som
Of the aldermen are Of the opinion that the
number of such toll stations should be
limited.
The city is given the right to regulate
rentals within the city and this provision
is said to be Objectionable to the COM
panies seeking the franchise.
The ordinance prohibits the assigning,
leasing or transferring OF the franchise by
the company until notice OF same has been
filed with the city clerk and approved by
the city council.
Council Bluffs subscribers are to have
free service within a radius OF ten miles
Of Council Bluffs and tolls to non-sub-
scribers within the ten-mile limit are not
to exceed 10 cents for a service of FIVE
minutes.
The maximum rate for a telephone shall
not exceed $36 a year and all tolls COL
lected from non-subs aribers are to be cred
tied against this annual charge.
The special committee consisting of
Aldermen Lovett, FINLEY and Casper, Mayor
Morgan and City Solicitor Snyder, expects
to meet Saturday, when the ordinance will
probably be revised before It is submitted
to the committee Of the whole for Its ap-
prevail.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
.ns. Bixby q Son.
MINOR MENTIoN.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Expert watch repairing. Leffert, 900 BY.
Celebrated Metz beer on tap. Neumayer.
o rent-Modern house. rs Sixth ave.
Cabinet photos. 25c per dozen. sos B'way.
,Twelve.piece chamber set. S2.7s. A. B,
Howe, $40 Broadway.
-Clothespins, 1 cent a dozen at A.. d.
Howe's, $40 Broadway.
g. F. Camp has gone.to Arkansas to look
after property interests there.
Real estate in all parts OF the city for
sale. Thomas E. Cassidy. gas Pearl street.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Book, 3O7
Harrison street, yesterday morning, a son.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Pohl, corner OF
Main street and Fifth avenue, a daughter.
Thu regular meeting of Myrtle lodge No.
ing.
Before papering your rooms we want to
show you our elegant 1903 designs, C: B.
Paint OIL and Glass companv.
Good Friday will be observed at st. Paul's
Episcopal church today with a three hours
passion service from IL to 3 o'clock.
A sneak thief tapped the till In the office
of the Metropolitan hotel Wednesday even
cured $3.50.
Mrs. william, Cadwallader and daughter
Hazel OF Lincoln, Neb., are guests Of Mrs.
Sadwallader's parents, Captain and Mrs. =.
b. Cousins.
Mrs. w. ]. Mcdonald will entertain the
AnloSiOudIg SOCltNg VI lne flSl CnIlSIldn
church at her home, 71y Madison avenue,
this afternoon. Fl, -
Frederick H. Ashley of Missouri Valley
and Emma Helen Morrill, of st. Louis, Mo,
were married in this city YESTERDAY uy
Rev. j. Y. Aitchtson.
e. A. Wickham returned from Chicag1
last evening" where he secured a contract
Tor twenty-five miles of work on the Chi
cago q Eastern Illinois railroad out OF
" oodlawn.
A minstrel show will be given at the New
theater Friday, April II, tor the benefit OF
the Union Pacific strikers. The troupe Is
made up mostly of Omaha talent and the
show has already been given in that city.
The Council Bluffs High school base ball
team will pay its first game OF the seaso 1
Saturday afternoon with the Iowa School
Tor the Deaf or the latter's grounds. The
game will be called at 8 O'Clock. A re-
turn game will be played Saturday Of next
week.
County Superintendent o. J.. McMauus
Will go 20 Stuart. Ia. today. where this
the Iowa High School Declamatory asso
citation contest. The other judges will be
Prof. c. c. Cole OF Atlantic and Miss Clara
Bowers of Cedar Falls.
The Council BLUFFS Rowing association
wlll give the first dance Of the season Fri
day evening, April IL, at the Grand hotel
and has arranged for dances at the club
dates: June 5 and IS. July 8, II and 81,
August IL and Is and September II.
Henry Thomas, colored. was arrested yes
terday, charged with the thett Of a lap
with him a grip full OF clothing. Later In
the day West Chapman, also colored. OF
Omaha called at the police station and
Identified the clothing as belonging to him.
He said Thomas stopped at his house We'd
nesday night and when he left Thursday
morning the clothing was found TO be miss
trousers which Chapman also claimed as
his property.