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Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Walter Little and Theodore Solmer. two
youths of Vermilion. S. D., were arrested
at the Union depot yesterday afternoon as
A telegram has been sent to
Dakota asking for instructions.
Rabbi Reser will o~ficiate at the Omaha
Hebrew elucati- ma school synagogue at
Woodmen hall, S,xtteath and Ca II o,
avenue. Saturday. Sunday and Monday, a:
9 a.. m. Sunday is the first day OF pass
over. Rabbi Reser will lecture on The
Exodus OF Israel from Egypt"
G.. D. Merriman was arrested last night,
he being an escaped patient from the
county hospital. He got away from there
and had not been located until yesterday,
when he came across from Council Bluffs,
where he had been working. He was riding
a wheel and said he had come to town to
vote. ........
The coroner held an inquest over the re-
mains of G. J. w. Soiomonson, who com
mitted suicide Wednesday by taking poison.
at his home al 1925 Davenport street. The
verdict was that deceased came to his
death from strychnine taken by himself
with suicidal intent. The remains Will be
sent to New York for interment.
The United States civil service comm's-
sion announces thai on May 6 an examina-
ton will be held for the position of assayer
The age limit Is 20 years or over ana h
salary is $220 per mum on the same
date an examination will be held for the
position of editorial clerk; age INIT ~
years or over and salary $500 per annum'
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

100 new creations, In swell styles, the late
spring SEASONS newest and nObbiest Inn
ported designs; these would cost you 5000
and 5000 in any house I'm Omaha-on sale
Friday for only $500,
175 excellent suits-the style and appear
one Of them. ntted free OF CHARGE. safe
price-Sl2.0.
800 suits-jackets satin and silk lined.
perfect hanging skirts: most serviceable,
seasonable Rlits; would be cheap at rb,0D-
sale price only t5.M.
W0MEN's SKIRTS.
Our New York buyer, always on the
alert, and with unlimited spot cash at his
command, has just sent US three fair sized
fine Examines, voiles and broadcloths, and
the third being that medium class Of skirts
at from $40 TO $500, that are worn mostly
by everybody, will be on sale Friday morn
In.
90 skirts. mostly samples. In voiles.
silks, CLEANLINESS and broadcloths. some with
silk drop, worth $500 to S25.O0-on sale
for $1,000.
500 pedestrienne skirts. most excellent
best manufacturers nearly all sample gar
ments, worth up to S5.co-ln two lots-at
$500 and $3.50.
The third and last lot Is compoeed of
dress skirts and rainy day skirts-6l5 OF
them-worth up to S1OOo-on sale at $500
and :2.9.
EXTRA sPECIALs-Women's nice lawn
kimonas-on sale at soc.
Women's wash w~aists-worth up to $500,
for soc.
Women's silk coats on sale at sl2.Oo.
5000 and $3.50.
25 dozen women's black mercerized $3.50
u~nderskiIts on sale at 69c.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Orders Saloon Keeper to Discharge Man for
Talking NoOrss.
MALLORY's BAND WAGON A BOOMERANG
Banker Wants TO Know IL Harry Nor
rin's Candidacy for Comptroller
IL Merely for Trad
ing

A Broatch has used his political club to
ycrack the head of a bartender whose in
dependence as Citizen prompted him to
announce to his friends that he was an ad-
mirer Of Mayor Moores and would vote for
him in preference to any other republican
candidate for mayor, The bartender's name
is August Sothman and he is. employed at
the saloon Of Nels Petersen at Fourteenth
and Webster streets.
Commissioners Broateh wrote a letter to
Mr.. Petersen telling him to discharge
ksothman for the reason that he was
Ptalking too muehr and Petersen complied
7 with the demand OF the police commits
sloner. After Sothmap had gone to Broatch
and demanded, an explanation the, wielder
Of the political, police club sent word to
Petersen that he could reinstate the bar
tender provided he (sothman) would keep
his mouth shut" Sothman returned to
work, presumably with the understanding
that he was 70 r%elipauish his right as a
free born citizen to talk politics.
This high handed method of gagging one
OF their number has aroused the indigna-
tion OF all the bartenders who have heard
OF 1t and some warm talk on the Broatch
brand Of politics Is being heard among the
members OF the Ba%rtepders' union. The
business agent Of the union is In possession
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

men broke up meetings and imprisoned
leaders as common felons.
The Irish people are now more thor
oushly united than ever. better than in the
time of Parnell, 30 that now results will be
obtained. The minister has now submitted
a measure which is the most radical ever
brought before Parliament. This will
abolish the landlord system and give the
soil to the actual tillers and a sum Of $780,
DOC, 900 is to be set aside to meet the diff
ferences in the prices between the tenants
and owners. Those who have been evlcted
will be reinstated on farms. 1t may be tina
you on this side think we put too much
stress on the land question, but 1t is only
a beginning Of Irish independence. 1t will
give the country strength, the agriculturists
will take interest In their work, factories
will be built and prosperity return. The
fight has been a shameful failure for Eng
land and she has decided that It does not
pay to keep It up and will give us our
rights"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Sensational Silk Bargains for Friday

We propose to make this the biggest day of the week and will
make the most phenomenal prices on fine high grade silks. Every
piece of sample silk from the Hart Van Nestor stock will be offered
at exactly one-haf the original selling price.
100 pieces of plain and fancy Silk, stripes, plaids, morie silk, all
shades, On sale 26c
Fine rustic tafeta in good shades, on sale at.. Observation-Disclosures" Csc
Yard wide black wash silk, all silk at. ....."... 39c
One lot fancy silk in light shades, Sl5o quality, att" ...."..... acc
Poka-dot silks for shirt waist suits, on sale, at ............... go. 6EG
Pinch heavy rustic taHea, worth ST. Is, on sale at.....""..,."" 85c
36-inch heavy rustic tafha, worth $3.50, on sale t....."...."""9 CSC
Just received, new lot of Famous au de antett strongest silk in the WORTHWHILE 4 nm
cram, light blue rseda, navy cardinal or black worth $3.50 md sells for .......H "
SAMPLE BOLTS Of vELvETs vELVETEENs AND CORDUROYs on sale for 80 minutes
Friday morning vAvfsv eyetems md cOrduroyn thsh lot worth Soc and $780, will go
with a rush, fort they viii not. ltO long, coos ae frtcassa and for 80 minutes from 10
$50 until no. o'clock Friday morning you @n buy Ill you want for. .................hV1
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Be sure to see these re-
At THE ~PLAyHuUsEs


Zeb and BARROW in "z.g Tag Alley dem
onstrated last night that they are properly
listed. Only a handful of people were pres
emit to witness the demonstration. These
we're satisfied, though, and did not demand
the repetition Of any Of the numerous
offenses committed by the leaders OF the
company which opened a two-night en-
gagement at the Boyd last night. Zeb
and BARROW were good trick bicycle riders,
but neither is a comedian, and no amount
of noisy endeavor will serve to disguise
this fact. The succeas Of their show, how
ever, does not depend on them. as several
members Of the company possess some
ability in their respective directions. and
a number Of good speeialties are con
tributed during the course OF the evening.
These bright spots are rendered doubly
welcome because they are separated by
such wildernesses OF superannuated funk"
Tonight closes the engagement.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

Donnecken on the "anti-machine' delega-
ton up in the Fifth ward. "Dennecken is a
fair sample of the i Of people the cor
porations select to plug for them" said a
Fifth ward working man. 1t shows that the
whole anti crowd are not only anti
Moores, but i-unionism. Donnecken all
last summer in his building operations en-
ployed scab carpenters. scah bricklayers,
scab plumbers, scab plasterers, seab
painters and scab laborers and was re-
ported every week to every one of the
building trades unions. Let any union
man look It up and satisfy himself from
the records. None Of the Donnecken kind
for u.s."
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Dangerously Injured by Fail.

M. C. Shanly. a clerk in the Boston store,
rooming at 422 North Seventeenth street,
suffered the fracture of the base OF the
skull yesterday evening by a fall on the
steps OF his lodging place. DR., ], II, Vance
and Police Surgeon Vance were called and
after making an examination the injured
man was sent to the GARRISON hospital. his
65 years old and is married. his wife. how
ever, being in the east. Mr.. Shanly is sub
ject to fainting spells and was seized with
one last night when he had nearly reached
the top of a flight OF eight or ten steps
leading to the door OF the house where he
lived. He fell backward, striking his head
on the concrete sidewalk
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
FIanneIs

Remnants Of Drapery Cretonne, worth.
1Oc per yard, Shc.
Remnants Of yard wide Flowered Curtain
Swiss, beautiful patterns, worth zoe, at
SIC a yard.
Remnants Of Cheviot Shifting, worth
1216c per yard. SIC.
Remnants of Plain White and En-
broidered Flannel less than mill price.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Stylish Spring
Hats

There are many styles of spring and
The large variety makes It easy for any
man to md the hat he ought to wear.
Fridays special prices 800, $3.50. $500.
$3.50 and $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Notion Sale

Friday is the big day for small notions.
Bedding Bros Sewing SILK only 1c. spool
Of 20 yards-iust one-half OF the regular
price.
| Best quality account Mourning Pins.
only lie per box.
200 yards Perfect Machine Thread, 10
spools for 15c.
15c Pearl Buttons, per dozen, Sc.
10c and 15c Hose Supporters, 4hc pair.
Grand Embroidered Turnover Collar Sale.
25c Turnover Collars, Friday sc each.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
oUMIRoFF AND KocIAN COME
i.tinauish Bohemian Musicians
WIZ Give n COncer I'm
HS Omrha.

vaclav Buresh last night received a tele-
gram from Bogea Oumiroff, the distin-
guished Bohemian baritone, to the effect
that he and Kocian. the violini5t, would
return to Omaha for a concert at the Boyd
theater on the evening OF Saturday, April
IS. Kocian has finished his tour under the
direction of Rudolph Aaronson, and is now
free to travel where he likes. One of his
first engagements will be his return visit
20 npaba
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Funeral of nd Wittig.

Ed wittig. the veteran fireman, was
buried yesterday afternoon from his home
at $40 South Thirteenth street, inGerment
S1n IN wIs sIRs n n1i Sem M oIS' S TS1nG,l
member of the lodges 10 which the de
ceased belonged and other friends accom-
panied the remains to the cemetery, Two
OF the pallbearers were members OF the
Veteran Firemen's association and APP
peared in uniform. and the others were
from the lodges 10 which deceased be-
longed. The procession was headed by a
band OF music. A number Of floral tributes
were sent by sorrowing friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

p. r. HiIderbrand. giving his r sid ne as
1913 South Sixteenth sire 4. was a r { d
yesterday afternoon by Detectives Heitfel 1
and Donohue because OF the bulging condi-
ton of his pockets. When he WAS searched
at the station the nnd resembIed the Atock
of a small depar m nj ftor'. Tfr e
were taken from different ~rortions OF hts
clothing. Included I'm his nossessions wer
eight 500 goldpieces and o'har cash, aggre
eating S110. He was looked as a sta
picious character. Hildebrand admits hay
ing been rs'easel from tbs penltentiary II
Lincoln n hort time ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
West Omaha Improvement club.

Citizens of West Omaha met at Forty
FIRST and Dodge streets last night and
organized the West Omaha Improvement
club. 8. p. Bostwick was elected president,
T. ]. Blake vice president. A. A. McGraw
secretary and William Wilke treasurer. A
committee 10 draw up constitution and by
laws was named and instructed to report
at the next meeting. which will be held at
the same place next Thursday night. Some
discussion as 10 desired improvements, in
Guiding the Saddle creek sewer were in
dulRed In.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
CAUSE OF FALLING HAIR.
Dandrur, which is a Germ Disease
XIII the Germ.

Falling hair is caused by dandruff, which
is a germ disease. The germ in buTrow-
ing into the root of the hair, where 1t de-
stroys the vitality Of the hair, causing the
hair to fall out, digs up the cuticule In
little scales, called dandruff or scurf. You
can't stop the falling hair without curing
the dandruff, and you can't cure the dan
drum without killing the dandruff germ.
Destroy the cause, you remove the ef-
feet" Newbro's Herpicide is the only hair
preparation thai kills the dandruff germ.
Herpicide is also a delightful hair dress
ing. Sold by all druggists. Send 10 cents
in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

According to reports current in democratic
circles, William Fleming is not to have
the nomination for city tax COMMISSIONS
given to him on a silver platter at the
convention to be held Saturday night.
Until a few days ago there was no OPP
position to his nomination, but within the
last three days there have been develop
ments in which his friends read an attempt
to defeat him. Mr.. Fleming resides in the
Fifth ward and there are now three 'candi-
dates mentioned for city Offices In that
ward, where there we're but two a few days
ago. The nomination OF the tag commits
sioner will be made after that of the clerk,
the mayor and the treasurer, so that his
friends fear that the opponents to Mr..
Fleming will place a Fifth ward man in
nomination for one of the other ofnces and
then, upon a plea for geographical equality,
will oppose his nomination. 1t has also
become known that at least another demo
crat has been approached by the friends
Of one of the aspirants for mayor with tho
request that he enter the race against the
present tax commissioner
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

P. G. Schroeder, cigar dealer at $40 North
Sixteenth street. says: "W. J. Broatch
sent a written notice to Nels Petersen, a
saloonist at 1401 Webster street. to dis
charge his bartender. August sothman, a
democrat, for making a remark that If
his party did not put up a man to suit him
he would vote for Frank e, Moores for
mayor; that he would vote for Moores at
any time in preference to any one else.
aud that he did not care what the police
commissioners or anyone else said. soth-
man was promptly discharged Wednesday
morning. Sothman went to Mr.. Broatch
and asked what wrong he had done.
Broatch made the remark to him that he was
going to down the saloon element so that
they would kneel to him. Sothman said
to Mr.. Broatch that he did not propose to
kneel TO any man, as he was a good Amer
lean citizen. Broatch replied that he did
not care a d-n and that the saloons should
kneel down to him. Sothman then went
away and laid the matter before tho Bar
tenders union. The union sent a eommu-
n~ication to Mr.. Broatch, and last evening
at 5 o'clock Sothman went to see Mr..
Broatch. in response to a message that
Broatch had sent him. Broatch told him to
come back and go to work at the saloon
and apolosized for his treatment Of Sothman
earlier in the day. Sothman reported 10 the
ealoon OF Petersen and was given his old
place back. He did not. however, go on
duty last night"
Mr., Schroeder authorizes the use of his
name In veri6eation OF the foregoing, and
says further that Mr.. Sothman is ready to
verify the same.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

Of a,eopy of the letter sent to Petersen by
Broatch, SO that the b~artenders may under
stand Just how far this man Broatoh dares
20 to intimidate working men into keeping
their mouths shut or boosting the anti
Moores campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Great Sale Boys and
Ghildrsn's Caps

Children's hats and sailor caps, worth
S5c, on sale Saturday at 1Oc.
All wool caps in neat assorted patterns
for school wear, worth soc, sale price Csc.
Yacht, golf and automobile style caps.
worth up to &1.OO. on sale Saturday at
soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
What Follow. 1rtpr

Pneumonia often. but never when DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption is
used. 1t cures colds AMI grips. soc. 81.
For sale by Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

Ladies' fine jersey ribbed umbrella draw
ers and long sleeve vests, worth soc, at 2oc.
Ladies sleeveless, low neck vest. trimmed
neck, fancy and plain, worth Csc and 35c,
at l5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
GLAD NEWS 70 RBUYERS OF WOMEWS SUITS

Just at the time when you need them
most Hayden Bros. have been fortunate
In securing POO sample suits, from Shaf &
b. j. Mann and Turtle & Eel
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
HAYDEN Tremendous Purchase and Sale Of High Grade Shoes u
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

every woman In Omaha to see these new
creations. They were secured at 4Sc on
the dollar and will be on sale In same pro-
portion.
20 beautiful sample suits. in Examines,
voiles and fine serges. made in those nobby
exquisite styles, and are worth double the
price we ask ~for-only $500,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

Presumably under orders from Commits
sioner Broateh. several police ofhcers have
been making themselves very busy polit-
,cally during the past week. Ohicer linda
has been placed on the Shelley beat, where
he can help in the Seventh ward the anti
Moores delegation today. linda has been par
ticularly active in behalf Of the Howell dele
CATION in the Seventh, for It was the wish
Of Walter Noise, Broatch's bosom friend,
that IL should win out. Ohicer Bloom is
on the Cass street beat, between Eleventh
and Sixteenth, and is doing all that he can
for the Gopher Khan ticket in the Third
ward.
On resolution OF the Real Estate ex-
change a committee consisting OF W. T..
Graham, chairman: John N. FrenEer,
Thomas A. Creigh. W. H. Green and e. C.
GArvin has been appointed to look into the
standing and records OF the candidates for
city once.
prominent republican from the Seventh
ward who has never taken any active part
in politics had this TO say concerning a
circular letter signed by C. S. Hayward
and G, NJ. Nattiager:
Il am surprised that men Of the stand
ing OF Hayward and Natttnger would allow
their names TO go to such a circular. They
say that they appeal with great earnest
ness to every individual to do his duty. I
have been watching the work OF purlhca-
ton Of BrOatch and the faction with which
Hayward and Nattinger are associated, but
l have yet failed to see any purih-
cation OF reform In anything that the new
police commission has done, nor do l see
any publication OF party primaries in the
policy Of the anti-machine faction. espe-
oially in the attempt at wholesale disfran-
ehisement OF voters or by one-sided cleo
tion boards and test oaths. From my point
Of view the only emergency before the re-
publicsns is to stop playing horse with the
party. stop dog-eat-dog tactics and stop
making the party the eatspaw Of grasping
corporations under the banner OF purihea-
ton and reform"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Hardware, Stoves
and ~Rousefurnishing
SPECIAL BASEMENT BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BASEMENT BARGAINS.
1-gallon Oil Cans....................... 12c
2-quart Coffee Pots ......."....... &c
4-Quart Sprlnklers. 19c
No. Z lSc
2-quart Dippers. &c
No. s Granite Tea Kettle ............ zoe
Square Granite Dinner Pals ........ SIC
Apiece large Garden t.,............ 19c
o. X. washers. S0'oS
Poultry Netting, per square foot ......hc
Heavy 3 Tie Brooms .................. 15c
Garden Rakes ............ '..'........ l0c
Solid Steel Spade or Shovel .......... Soc
Garuen noe ..'s''''s''s .'''''"'s''''' AoS
National 2-burner, extra large oven .$1.S9
Assertion Clothes Racks .............. 3Sc
The Standard. the best steel range made,
very handsome, asbestos lined throughout
in every way. Others sell
some not its equal for $500. We sell
them for $3.50.
SEE OUR SALE ON REFRIGERAToRs.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
Special and Attractive

Hundreds OF pieces OF elegant MerceriIed
waistings, in black and white, cream or
white. worth up to 75c yard; you buy
what you need from the bolt, 0kO
mot in remnants). yard ......".GVS
Beautiful White o~rgandies, two yards
wide, worth 75c. 800 and 4L25 9Ra
yard, at, yard .s.s.,...'..s.. GS0
Black and White Checked Sultingt. the
novelty, Inercerized shirt waist suitlng
so highly spoken OF in the fashion
journals-regular SOC Grade. GOa
Special Bingham and Madras Sale in this
department Friday. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

Union laboring men are pretty we'll
worked up over the prominence Of A. Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

Ladies' fine jersey ribbed combination
suits, long sleeves and ankle length, Har-
ward mills brand. worth ST., at soc.
Ladies' high neck, long sleeve corset COW
ers, worth soc. at Csc.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

Bargains in our Wash Goods Department
tomorrow.
Black Mercerized Basket Waist Ola
ing, the 75c grade. yard ....-.V H2O
White Mercerized, S2-inch 75c Ok 9T1A
ford Waistings, yard .,....,..N.O b2S
Colored French Crepe Mercerized lila
Wasting. plain shades. yard.
French Wolfe (washable), white, cream.
black, pink and blue, plain 91lN
shades, 75c grade, yard ........W BZW
colors and black, in a new six and cot
ton crepe de chene, 81 inches I'LL
wide, Use quality, yard ......... y 12I
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

II was solicited to vote the anti Moores
ticket in the Third ward" said a member
OF the Walters union Wednesday, "and /
told the fellow wac approached me that l
was against anything that John Westberg
had anything TO do with. Then he wanted
to know what l had against Westberg and l
was frank enough to tell him. One evening
some months ago Westberg was in the
Calumet restaurant when somebody in his
party began to discuss the trouble that the
Walters union was having with certain
nonunion houses. During the discussion
one OF the walters in the place overheard
Westberg declare that he didn't care .
d-n for the Walters union. that he could
get along without any help from its mem
bers. We have generally taken him at his
word and in this campaign he is certainly
getting along without our help. Wen see
how he comes out"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10

W. H. Mallory's boiler compound wagon
was fitted out Wednesday with anti-
Noores banners and hauled over the streets
with a band Of six or eight pieces to at
tract attention. The inscriptions on the
banners we're so vulgar that every intelli-
gent man who saw them became disguised
and resolved to resent it with his vote. In
fact the Mallory band wagon was generally
regarded as an insult to the intelligence OF
the community,
In this connection II may be we'll 10 re-
call the fact that Mr.. Mallory, who is the
SCENT OF a certain boiler compound, was
among the Moores supporters az the last
election and sfterward presumed 10 dictate
who should be appointed boiler inspector by
the mayor. As Mayor Mooras failed to ap-
point Mallory's man 10 an ofhee where he
could boost Mallory's boiler compound. NAL
iory swore that he would get eveu' at the
next election. The vulgar hand wagon is a
part Of the get even" campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-10
MAILBAG

.IIowing marriage licenses were Is,