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Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23
BANKERS TALK OVER BUSINESS
Third Section of state Association
Holds It's Meeting at
Fremont.

FREMONT, Neb.. April zz.-tspecial.)-
The third section Of the State Bankers as
ISOLATION met In this city yesterday with
an unusually large number Of delegates in
attendance. The opening session was held
yesterday morning with President E. +.
Folda in the chair. DR.. e. NJ. Saunderson
offered prayer and an address Of welcom'
was delivered by w. e. smails Of the Far
mers' and Merchants National bank OF
Fremont. After listening to the reports
Of the secretary and treasurer, adjourn
ment was taken to 3 p. m.
The program yesterday afternoon o n
sisted of papers and a discussion of life
insurance and taxes on banks to protect
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23
DAY FOR PLANTING TREES
Growing Monuments TO the Memory Of ].
Sterling Merton Are Set.
SPECIAL EXERCISES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Omaha children contriBute 20 the
Fund for the Erection of the
Morton Memorial at Ne
bFaska City.

On the seventy-hrst anniversary OF the
birth OF ]. Sterling Morton the people Of
many states planted hundreds Of mon
uments to his memory. Not shafts Of mar
BILE or granite, true, but such pillars az
were more pleasing in his sight than could
Be any others. At Nebraska City. his late
home, there 10 to be Built one splendid
memorial Of stone to which school children
OF everywhere are even now contributing.
but for all other places II is sunicfent thar
there be needed his memorable and Oft
repeated admonition. PLANT trees"
In Omaha many Of the thirty-nve school
premises now have on them all the trees
they can we'll accommodate. but no school
neglected to have some special exercise In
observance OF the day. Either essays were
read, the ~favorite r%ecitations given or some
spring songs sung. Youthful eloeutionists
quite wore the bark on "Woodmsn, Spare
that Tree and planting q Tree"
The planting that was done was with the
assistance Of the school board to the extent
that the latter furnished the trees. Cass
street school put in six naples. Clifton an
elm. Druid Hill an ash, Dupont an elm.
Farnam an elm, Gibson four naples and
two elms. Kellom a Eastwood, a willow and
An elm. Leavenworth two naples, Lincoln
three naples, Long an elm. Mason three
elms, Saratoga q lilac bush, Sherman sir
naples, Vinton eight elms, Walnut Hill
two elms and Saunders ave naples and a
birch.
Demand for Birch Trees.
There was = general demand for birch
that could not be accommodated. So far
as possible the board gave each school
whatever kind its principal ordered, but the
cost of the birch is about as tall as the tree
itself and the board baked on buying many
Of them. Aside from the feature OF ex-
pense the maple is the favorite.
In every room Of the grade schools
collection was taken, the contribution
to go toward the $4,000 deficiency in the
fund for the Morton memorial at Nebrasks
City. so that $4,000 school children Of
Omaha have opportunity to become sup
porters Of the movement and consequently
to gain hrmer impression Of the Significance
Of the day n the man who originated 1t
At the court house and city hall the
day was observed as a holiday. The
business houses have not generally &C.
cepted 1t as such. but the merchant, the
doctor and lawyer left their of1ces a littlt
earlier yesterday afternoon to go home and
set out something"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23

digestion. when obliged to pass your water
frequently night and day, smarting or irri-
tation in. passing. brick dust or sediment In
the urine, headache, baSkache or lame back,
dizziness, sleoplessness, nervousness, heart
disturbance due to bad kidney trouble,
skin e-uptions from bad blood, neuralgia,
rheumatism, diabetes, hloating, irritable
ity, wornout feeling, lack OF ambition, loss
Of flesh, sallow complexion or Bright's dis
ease.
II your water, when allowed to remain
undisturbed in a glass or bottle for twenty
four hours, forms a sediment or settling
or has a cloudy appearance, 1t is evidence
that your kidneys and bladder need irame-
ciate attention.
Swamp-Root is the great discovery Of DR..
Kilmer. the eminent kidney and bladder
specialist. Hospitals use 1t with won
derful success in both slight and severe
cases. noctors mi 1t to their
patients and use 1t In their own families,
because they recognize in Swamp-Root the
greatest and most successful remedy.
swamp-Root is pleasant to take and Is
Cor sale the world over at druggists in
bottles Of two sizes and two psices-hfty
cents and one dollar. Remember the
name, Swamp-Root. DR.. kilmer's swamp
Root, and the address, B~inghamton. N. Y.
on every bottle.
the slightest symptoms Of kidney or
in your family history. send at once 10
will gladly send you by mail, immedi-
OF Swamp-Root and a book containing
testimonial letters received from men and
~ read this generous offer In The Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23
Drives pauEhter Insane.

ASHLAND. Neb,. April 22.-(special.)-
The burial of the remains Of Mrs. A. G.
Bentz, who committed suicide Monday
morning at her home near Memphis by
burning herself to death, was In the Ash
land cemetery this afternoons The funeral
was held at her late home. AS was feared,
Mrs. Thomas Colbert. daughter OF Mrs.
Bentz, made the third attempt on her life
yesterday. and but for the timely arrival Of
the doctors from this city she would have
been successful. She secured a can Of
concentrated I've and had nearly drained the
contents when discovered. Mrs. Colbert
was taken back TO the insane asylum at
Lincoln this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23
NEW TERMINAL FACILITIES
Union Pacific win Build New Freight
House at Grand Island.
WIN ALSO MOVE TAE SIDE TRAcKs
switching Yards Now I'm Center OF
oity win BE shiftsd TO safer
Localitx-RamseS EIe-
water Law.

The Union Pacific will build q new freight
depot and general terminals at Grand
Island. Plans for the work are now being
completed and will be placed into execution
as soon as possible, as q state OF AFFAIRS
exists there which makes early construc-
ton Of new sldetracks and stations neces-
sary.
The Union Pacihc's freight terminals arc
now located In the heart Of the city, where
the passenger depot stands. A veritable
network Of tracks, interseeted by several
Of the most important and busiest streets,
establishes a dangerous situation and the
railroad, as well as the people OF Grand
Island, is anxious to change things. The
yards at Grand Island probably are larger
and more complex than In any other Union
Pacific town In the state except Omaha. A
constant increase and development In the
company's business has brought about this
condition OF affairs and to meet the needs
Of the expanding trafhc new facilities must
be established; also to insure safety to per-
sons and property. SO far as the passenger
terminals, are concerned, they are ali right
and will not be changed. The passenger
depot is not IN old one,
The idea Is to build the new freight
houses and establish the yards on the east
side Of the city. All the tracks for freight
purposes will be removed from their pres
emit location, but the entrance to the city
will not be changed. This is regarded as a
very important move and one that Will be
generally commended by the citizens Of
Grand Island.
Union Pacific Earnings.
ohacial reports show that the Union
Pacific earnings are being well sustained.
For the hrst week In April they amounted
to $el6. 100, which is a gain over the cor
responding month OF last year Of SIS. 7s9.
From the hrst Of last July the company's
earnings have amounted to S22. 11s. sos. an
increase over the corresponding period OF
the previous year Of 1851 sos. l ,
Since the ena stlnent Of the Ramsey
elevator law applications for the erection
of new elevators have Increased in number
at the Burlington freight headquarters.
Under this bill railroads are obliged TO
build a sidetrack out TO an elevator ON
their right-of-way where such elevator is
erected by farmers at a cost Of at least
$1,000. Some effort was made to establish
the invalidity of the bill before IL became
a Law, but railroads are satisfied that the
act is all right.
To Carry the Soldiers.
The Burlington has contracted to carry
the troops from Fort Crook to St. Louis
for the dedicatory ceremonies OF the
worlds fair. There viii be about 500 mer
and ohicers and two special trains will be
at their service. The FIRST train will leave
the Burlington depot in this city at /;
O'Clock Monday afternoon and the second
a few minutes later. The troops will BE-
under command Of General Bates.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23
WAGON Passes over Chest.

wAHoo, Neb., April 22.-(special.)-Har-
rison Hartford, while hauling a wagon load
Of brick this morning, met with a severe
accident. His team became frightened and
he was thrown under the wasOn. The
wheels passed over his chest breaking sew
eral ribs. His injuries are very serious
but not thought fatal.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23
scIatic RheumatIsm Cured.

II nave been subject TO sciatlc rheuma-
tism for years. says e. j.. Waldron Of
Wilton Junction, Iowa. "My joints were
stif and gave me much pain and diseom-
fort. My joints would crack when I
Strengthened up. ] used Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and have been thoroughly cared.
Have not had a pain or ache from the old
trouble for many months" The quick re-
lief from pain which this linimont affords
is alone worth many times it's cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23

Weak and unhealthy kidneys arer responsible for lore sickness and suffer-
Ing than any other disease, therefore, when through neglect Or other causes,
Kidney trouble is permitted to continue fatal results are W to follow.
Your other organs may need attentiOn-but your kidneys most, because
they do most and need attention first
II you are sick or feel badly, begin taking Dr. KImer's Swamp-Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy, because a soon al your kidneys are
well they will help all the other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23
To Garry the soldiers.
FROST HURTS FRUIT CROP
Plum and Cherry Orchards In East
ern Nebraska n Severely
frOm Cold.

LINCOLN. April IA heavy frost. ex-
tending in area over the eastsrn part Of
Nebraska, occurred last night. Early. morn
ing Reports Indicate that the plum aud
cherry orchards suffered considerably.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23
Addreas on Woman's sunrage.

PLATTsMOUTH, Neb., April 22.-(spe-
cial.)-wenonah Stevens Abbott. national
president OF the Women's Socialist union,
spoke to a good audience in Waterman's
hall last evening On the subject of social
conditions Of women and children.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23

NEBRASKA CITY. April 22.-(speeial
Telegram.)-Ed Misch. who has been clerk
ing In a drug store here for several years
and who was TO have been married TO q
well known young woman here today, last
night suddenly left for parts unknoWn.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23
TO Marry a Baron.

LONDON, April 2z.-The engagement Is
announced Of Frances, eldest daughter OF
Fftzhugh Whitchouse, formerly of Chicago,
and Baron Constantin Ramsay, a gentle
man in-waiting to the GEAR.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23
SOUTH OMAHA PEOPLE BUSY
Everybody Willing to Assist Governor Pick
q Police Commission.
LANCASTER AFTER THE OIL INSPECTOR
Sears Expresses Belief Bill
VIII Prove Adequate ~ state
Board OF Equalization PER-
forms It's Duty.

LINCOLN. Neb.. April 22.-(Special.)-
Governor Mickey failed to appoint a South
Omaha police commission today. Neither
did he appoint an oil inspector. The gov
ernor was too busy. From the time he came
in from Fremont near noon until he left
the ONCE at dusk parties from South Omaha
and from Lancaster county we're after him.
They we're after him hot. While he was
listening to the pleadings OF one ''disin-
terested" South Omaha man, others in that
town were talking to him over the tele-
phone. The messages must have been do
nothing until you see me-" for late this
afternoon the governor announced that he
had promised to receive another delegation
from South Omaha tomorrow. Nearly every
person who is at all interested in politics
in the "beefy' city has been here, sent here
or had communication with the state ex-
ecutive. Not a day has passed since the
governor-appolnted board was thrust on the
people of South Omaha by the Douglas
delegation, but what som one from there,
some one absolutely disinterested," so far
as the appolntees are concerned, but who
has had a word to whisper to the governor.
II a non-partisan. non-political board is
appointed It will not be at the instigation
Of the South Omaha delegations that have
been here. These delegations have shown
too much interest in the appointment Of the
board not to care, as they say, who COM
poses It, lust so they are decent men,"
Up to this time twenty-five names have
been suggested TO the governor for member
ship on the commission. These OF course
are men who do not dabble in politics and
who will keep the police and fire depart
ments out of politics, because the delega-
tions that presented the names said so.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-23

The mild and immediate effect OF DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney
and bladder remedy, is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases. Swamp
Root will set your whole system right. and
the best proof Of this IS a trial.
4 East 10th St.. New York City.
Il had been suffering severely from
kidney trouble. All symptoms were on
hand; my former strength and power had
left me; / could hardly drag myself along.
Even my mental capacity was giving out,
and often l wished to die. 1t was then
that ! saw an advertisement of yours In
a New York paper, but woul not have
paid any attention to It had II not prom
ised a sworn guarantee with every bottle
OF your medicine. asserting that your
not contain any harmful drugs. l am
seventy years and four months old, and
with a good conscience / can recommend
Swamp-Root to all sufferers from kidney
troubles. Four menbers of my family
have been Ssing Swamp-Root, for four
different kidney diseases, with the same
With many thanks to you, l remain.
RoBERT BERNER,
You may have a sample bottle of this ia
nous kidney remedy, Swamp-Root. sent
free by mail, postpaid, oy which you may
test It's virtues for such disorders as kid
ney, bladder and uric acid diseases, poor
EDITORIAL NOTIcE-If you have
bladder trouble, or II there is a trace of 1
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, VIII
ately, without cost to you, a sample bottl
many Of the thousands upon thousands o
women cured. In writing be sure to say y
Daily Bee.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-24
TELEGRAMY.

Berlin, "a listop. = w ko]ach
hakatystycznych znaleziono no
WY powod do wznoszen1a okrzy-
k6w zgrozy mad "zuchwa}oScia"
Po1akow, ktorzy w samym Ber-
linie donagaia sic pQlskich ka-
zah w koscio}ach katolickich, a
nawet - rzecz straszna!! = do
pelniaria w polsklm ,jezyku ce-
remonij dawania slubow, chrztow
i pogrzebow, 0 lie te ola Polakow
sic odbywaja.... A co najstra-
szniejsze: reprezentant delegate
ksiazeoo blskupiego przyrzek}
deputacyi Polakow, ktora o to
prosi1a, stara6 sic usilnie o to, by
jej zyczenia wype1niono. -. Bia-
dania swoje mad ia nova "zu-
chmaaoscla" Polak6w, hakaty-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-24
KrOnika MieiSCOWa.
LosY STRAJKU WAzA sIE.

Uklad6w jeszcze ME zerwano.
Wczoraj przed poludniem zja-
will sic w ofisie adwokata straj-
kier6w, pana Darrow, adwokat
Bliss przyni6s} odpowiedz "a
rzadu kompanii City Railway ma
warunki podane w sobote. Ia
Rad ma te warunki ME przystaJe
- tax brzmiala odpowiedz. Dy-
rektorzy zastrzegaja sobie wyfa-
czne praIwo przyjmowania i od-
traktowani ma rowni nieunloni-
wiania rozklad6w jazdy. Unlonl-
Sci moga bye pewni, re beda
trktowani ma rowni nieunlonl-
stami, lecz ma pisenne zobowia-
zanie sic ma tym punkcie zarzad
kompanii ME przystaje. Sprawa
wynagrodzenia moze bye roz-
strzygana przez sad rozjemczy,
lecz "a podstawe do rozpaw l
wyroku musza s}uzyc. stosunki,
istniejace wv innych miastach, ME
w Chicago.
Panowie Mahon. Pratt Buck
ley, przedstawiciele strajkierow
ME zgodzili sic ma zapatrywania
zarzadu kompanii udali sic do
ofisu rnayora miasta. Tam zebral
sic komitet pojednawczy rady
miejskiej 2 godz. po poiudniu,
a strony interesowane ukladaiy
sic soba do II godz. W nocy.
Postanowiono przed}ozye kom-
panii do podpisania umowe, "a
wierajaca nastepujace punkty:
open shops, lecz ME wolno
szykanowac unionistow; l1we-
stye p]acy za}atwi sad polubo-
why; plan jazdy zatwierdzi ko.
mitet trzech czfonkow, z kto-
rych jeden jest unionista; zatru-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-24
Polacy w Berlinie.
Sesya kongregacyi Propagandy Rzymie.
EkspedGya HOdenskOda do pOudOSsgO bsguna uraOWana
rezydent Roosevelt ostro krytykowany senacie.
FEDERACYA PIRACY POSTANAWIA PATRZEG MA PAIGE
UsTAWoDAWC0W w WAsZYNGTONIE.

BIZ roznlcy mledzy rzaoa1ll, leC-
bedzie okazywa& zawsze wszyst-
kim rowna, bezstronna przychyl-
nose, zapominali zupelnie o tenn,
IL zadna potega ma Swiecie ME
moze utrzymac sic obronic swo-
ich interes6w bez odpowiedniego
uzywania swej silly swych wply-
wow, celem popierania lub .zwal-
czania innych poteg, przychyl-
nych lub przeciwnych scbie.
To wszystko rozumie sic samo
przez sic, i prawie wierzyt sic ME
chce, re trzeba bylo dopiero sta
nowczego oSwiadczenia papie-
sEiego, ably uprzytomnic fantas-
tom politycznym te prawde oczy-
wista. Inaczej jest re sprawa VIA
dzy Swiechej. Tam oczywiscie
m6gIby nastapit pewien zwrot w
polityce papieskiei a przeszloSc
terazniejszego Papieza moglaby
obudzic mniemanie,ze odstapipod
pewnym wzgledem cd tradycyi
swoich poprzednik6w. To tez bo-
daj ME ulega juz watpliwoScl, re
Plus X pragnie naprawic stosunek
miedzy Stolica Apostolskq a pan
stwiem wfoskiem / doprowadzic
do wytworzenia sic "mcdus viven-
di'. Mylne bylo jednak przypusz-
czenie Wlochow liberalnych, ze w
tenn pragnieniu zapomni zupefnie
o tradycyach, przejetych po swo-
ich poprzednikach, pogodzi sic
bez zastrzezen z utrata wiadzy
Swieckiej. w movie swej osta-
tnlej Ojciec sw. ME zalozy1, jak to
czynili jego poprzednicy, zupefnie
formalnego protestu przeciw "a
ieciu Rzymu, ale to zaznaczyl bar
dzo wyraznie: re potepia 6w krok
rzadu wloskiego, jake clezka c.
braze, wyrzadzona Kosciolowi,
domaga sic stanowczo zupelnej
swobody niezaleznoSci Cd wfadzy
swieckiej. OSw1adczenie Piusa X
wlaSciwie tenn tylko r6zni sic Cd
oSwiadczen Piusa TX LeCna
XIII, ze zam1ast wyrazu pro
test" zawiera daleko lagodniejszy
"ubolewanie". Pc "a tenn zas ME
pozostawiono watplimoSci, re no
wy Papiez, talk samo jak jego po-
przednicy, domaga sig przywr6ce-
mia wladzy swieckiej, pozostaje
wierny tradycyom, jakkolwiek ME
wierzy, zeby "mial doczekac sic
tryumfu prawdy i sprawiedliwo-
Sci". Zdanie ostatnie jest moze Z
calego oSwiadczenia najwiecej
znamienne, bo wyraza przekona-
ME, re pod jego pontyfikatem do
zgody Wiochami ME dojdzie.
Wnoszac zas pog}osek 0 propo-
zycyach zrobionych posredniorza-
dowi wloskiemu, uwag po}urze-
dowej prasy wloskiej o mich, mo-
zna sic donyslec, re przekonanie
to jest juz wynikiem doswiadczeh,
zrobionych przez Papieza W tel
sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-11-24
- Nadchodzi tez wiadomosc, ae


cesarz Wilhelm polecif wfadzom uznaG
rzeczpospolita panamska.
- W procesie hr. Kwileckiej zakof-
czy}o sic wczoraj przesiuchiwanie
swiadk6.w rozpoczeiy sic plaidoyers.
- Burze trwaly Niemczech przez
Sc godzin wszedzie zrzadzily ME
szczescia w Berlinie piorun spowodo-
wal eksplozya W rezerwoarze gazo-
wynn. Kolo Hannoweru zawalif sic ko-
min fabryczny; os6b ciezko zosta}o
pokaleczonych. Podobnych nieszczese
bylo duzo.
= w San Domingo poiozenie jest
jeszcze ME zmienione mieszkahcy zy-
ja W ciagIym strachu pred oblegaja-
cymi powstancami.
= w Insbrucku W Tyrolu przyszfo do
zaburzen studenckich powodu, ze
Rad austryacki wzbrania sic zezwolit
ma otwarcie wioskiego uniwersytetu.
- Carowa ME ma sic gorzej, ale
take polepszenia ME widac.
- Norwegska barka Capella zato-
nela pod Borbjerg W Jutlandyi ! Id o.
sob nalezacych do zalogi, utone}o.
- Papiez Plus x udzielii audyencyi
wicegubernatorowi Quebec'u, Sir Lou
is Jette. rodzina.
- Kr6l kr6lowa w1oscy, powr6ciw-
sly Anglii przybyli do Pizy i udali
sic do zamku Rossne.
- Wulkan Stromboli wyrzuca Zna-
czne masy lawy okryty ciagle jest
gestym dymem.
= z Madras donosza &e W czasie
powodzi W dystrykcie Salem we
Wschodnich Indyach 200 ludzi utone-
10.
- W Waszyngtonie urzadzily ME
mieckie stowarzyszenia dystryktu
Columbia obch6d 250 rocznicy przy-
bycia pierwszego niemieckiego osad-
nika do p6ln. Ameryki.
- Pierwszy bank krajowy W Dun
dee, ILL.,, kt6rego kapitai akcyjny wy
nosi $4,000 depozyta podobno $780,
900, zawiesi} wyplaty. Zdaje sic, re
depozytaryusze mic ME straca.
- W New Yorku rozpocze}y sic W
Metropolitan Opera House wystepy
wiell1iej opery Conrieda przedstawie-
MEM "Rigoletta", W kt6rej to operze
pani Sembrich Kochahska re zwyklym
powodzeniem wystapi}a jake Gilda.
- w przeedzalniach W stanach No
wei Anglii cd wczoraj weszio obnize-
ME plac 10 procent. Tyczy sic to
$4,000 robotnik6w, ale strajk ME gro
I'll.
w nocy niedzieli ma poniedzia-
lex czterech aresztantow W miejskiem
wiezieniu W Topeka, Kas.. prZepiioWa-
10 kraty okien uciekio. Jednego
mich napowr6t schwytano.
- Senator zwiazkowy Dietrich, jak
wiadomo oskarzony przekupstWo,
przybyi do Omaha, by zazadac ma
tychmiastowego procesu.
- Gubernator stanu Utah polecit,
by GAIA milicya stanowa. liczaca 400
Iudzi, udala sic do powiatu Carbon
gdzie W skutek strajlu W kopalni we
gil groza rozruchy.