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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06
yEW BOOKS AND MACHINES
Tht Eubnr-Tbs Fuur- u In I. gphp-
Huu'f Laasm Eut
ENTERTAINING STORY foR GIRLS
The nHuEhfer 81 IN. Pin .. one sf
HouEhton e MifHin-s Nev PubItra-
tion~-The journal 81 Arthur
s~tfrlinE.- q strange Newell

The RchHr-hs PUursr.- ~ In L
JuDsH is q novel where the romantic and
unreal minrls vlLh the truthful and real
The E1u-T upens viii q ruunr Etrl and
M hru1her staying a. al HUurk Tbs
Er has 5ust returned frum college and iF
soon rEitHd ~ o young man. who IN ms
uDecDcBted but earnest manner. proposes
and is hBl way Bcueuted TINS hrtE as
an tnEpirBtlun fur him 10 Bssk Al eduuB-
ion. and he enters Al academy near en-
rEru. where be meets with several exciting
experiences. in The msHr-ime Bsckv-hs
swselhH8Tl-hBE been cEuEhf u q Storm
While IN q Ekn uu The SuiOtp river. and
tainted away. when she rHEBined uun-
EciuuEDsHH. 81 was 10 book into The fare q
= hkhsrmHn- WIN found her on al island
II The Otin river. fEr from hume ant
tr1HnoB- While she WIS reEEininr hHr
strength the fisherman tHuEht her ma risvE
a. 10 The best way 70 hEDEls trade uuiunE
ana trusts. She became fmhusd with bis
HuiT1t ui reformation and They decide 70
begin = EFEtsmHfir work On political lines
In Chicago. Their FRS actions Lhrpv
them tu1o jan When OvHrtun. a rirh y0unE
u1turneF. who became Infatuated with her
beauty While she WIS SICK. and her hrEt
aUrHr appear un The sreDs. pay their fine
End IheF are released. Then Becky is re
united with her family. Vho have been
searching fur Der Etnce her diEBppsErHDrs
and b. 10 discovered thB1 the fisherman n
. brother 81 her aunt who was supposed
70 have beer E1ed during the cfvn VIZ.
DrsrtunE Efforts srar1sd In behalf o. tbeir
rtlaHss is rewarded ~ a speedy marriage
with Becky. Published by Friun Publish
ing company.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

The pam q a burn OF scEld is almost
instantly relieved by applying CHAMBER
lKin'E Pain Balm WIKI a feAlbsr. il Elsh
heals the injured parts more quickly than
ANY other treatment and unless the burn is
very severe Goes moi leave q srEr.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06
MortantF sunnsIlea-

The following hirthE and deaths have been
reported 70 Lhs Board a. Esa1th-
Eir1hs-gbF keIhF. zE7 seward. bUT-
Enbarr CupEE EE 5uu1h TENN. huE-
ArchLiHs GrEUes. 9lf FErEer. CIR John
Hughes az &urth siE1eeuLh. buI NELhEn
ZucEHr. III SuUrh ThirleEU-r E-
DeELhE-AuuE p lHFls HN Nurlh IWeuT-
SIXTH q AErTT r GAklsg. - S0u1h
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06
APPRAISERFORWATER BOARD
sslsuiun vii Not Be Made UuEl
AfSsr March q
APPLICANT FOR WATER COMMISSIONER
Arnold c. KSenig ts the Only EnES-
neer 70 Fne Formal Application
Scr Position. bat otbers
Are Being C~unsfdered-

To restrain rs long 1t possible The seller
1un q Ri appraiser by The water board II
order that The members may have al LhB
tim possible 10 hnd The right engineer.
WAS the object Of considerable mental labor
Al the nity hEn yesterday morning. Affairs
finally were shaped go that The hoard VIII
have nearly q month 10 weigh And consider
its nominee. whom The uounuil VIII appoint
ur reject. The Law requires that the board
prupDss an appraiser 10 the frst regular
council meeting aft ~ il has been notified
by The city clerk 10 make such q DuminR-
tim. The ordinances declaring The nsneE-
sity and sKpsdisDcy Of purchasing the water
plant and directing tbs appointment % Ep-
prhissrE 10 determine lis value has been
PASSED and approved and az IN effect
Wednesday night the wEtsr board, in
stead Of R~o5ourninG. took Z recess until
Saturday. March 2E. there bsinE 10 reason
stated in the motion for 80 doing How
ever. IL WIS stated that the organization
would moi be considered unmplsrs NTH thEi
assembly had been held and The FIRST meet
ing concluded
Opinion Of City ArTOrBeF-
Yesterday City Clerk EIbDurn addressed 3
lst1er 10 The city attorney asking when
would be The pruper time 10 notify me
Water board 70 select an appraiser. City
Attorney C0nnsn replied in writing thE1 in
his opinion undsr the terms u the osrlErH-
ton ordinance. notice I'M be given uurfl
the water board has Dprthed The council
thEt II has organized and iE in s~EiBtsnes-
lnkEuucb as The organization win mi bE
finished until March "a. the DDtins 70 cbooBs
Al Appraiser VIII nof be presented bsfurs
LhE1 cate. and lhs intervening time may be
used by the members % the hoard 70 find
their man
Up 10 the present Lime buf one cfhciBl
application has been mB6e for the position
q water uDmmiEsi0nsr-sscrstEry- il Wal
fled with Temporary Secretary CunEo0I
and Is from Arnold C. KDsniE, who has 81
engineering once in Omaha He iE 9 young
man, Z native u Nebraska, wEE graduated a.
Cornell university md is said 10 hHTs had
considerable eEperisDne in WBler works COD.
EtruUliun. Otbsr men WIN have been men
toned as possibilities are z & Howell
Andrew R0RswEtsr and A Z Hunt who il
superintendent fur 1hs Omaha Water uum-
pEuy EDd therefore thoroughly familiar v5u
The plant.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

We are IN receipt Of a Handy Electrical
Dictionary" compiled and edited ny ". L
Weber mt published by Frederick ,
Drake 4 ca i - TeEt-poeEst size and IA
4 practical handbook u reference. contain
fnE definitions q electrical terms ard
phrases in general uEs. In the back ere
seven pages Of illustrations OF diEErEmA
II is a uuDciBe And cauTsnisnf book o,
ready references to al interested in slep-
rrieBl scieDce-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06
EiEsTh victim Of EEPIssIsA-

EAST0S, Pa March b-GeUrEs p Bow
mEn Ced TO-DAY. making the eighth osG-h
from The Edisun osnsI1 mil explosion 81
New Village y J. lHsi Monday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06
PoPulnrIsn Of Grea4er Xew TsrE

NEW YORK March According 10 The
rEpur1 q President Lsdsrlss a. ne Board
tnE y~ecIurE. The population q New York IS
ARISE. divided as follows Manhattan
lE7.Ef- Erouklyn- l-sl.bg-- the EruuE-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

The Democratic liberal party has antrp-
cured IN the SuEttE General al Thu Hague
q bin 10 amend rbt constitution a. The
Nelhu-lHD6E To er1snd suffrage 10 al msn
and women pvsr p FsErE o. arr Tht hL
further pruridss Ihsf the electorate shall
be the same for both chambers.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

Because be has a keen. ulsEr hrEtn IN a
vigorous buoy. Electric Birts-E give both,
and satisfy " M ply T-y them bDS.
For sale ~ Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

NV YORK March E-Rradstreel ~
p8rls rnE1 hEnk rlsErinEE far FenruEry rhis
year WerF NE largest On reuurc fuT that
muufh ThHg Aggregated A.Gku1lnsl a.
~uuEupGred vim AmEensa IN -sE Ia beEi
preTloaE February record
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

A few 6ussE q Dr. kings New Life PMS
WI cleanse. time and inv1E1rIrs he whole
system Try them oElF sc FUT sale
~ Kuhn a Ca
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

~TEsuty-fuurth boy Luctnd Jane Fryun.
.T0k EsreE - Asa Pope ElDsEmEn. a.
North Furrierh. 8 months.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

Ths March meeting o. the Nebraska
OsrKuir Dluh VA held on Monday Ertsr-
nom AZ the huDs o. MrK Hood. Back
Grounds and Leaves" vBB rDe subject and
Leaves Lnt g1ntinC 1bs stuay. Mrs. Berg
Dsr acting as Leader. Mrs TruEE. Mrs
StrBub Eot Mrs. Mu-ruv were The "a
hIhitu-k II was decided curing the huEi-
ness session thai the ulub viii not give rs
BEFtsr EXHIBIT End sale. as had been
planned.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

The California STATE Federation Is rigu-
uuKly pushing the lung resisted claims o.
he Fremont heirs IN behalf q the daughter
u the explorer. The pension which Yrs
granted Mrs. Fremont was the CHIEF SUP
purr Of hsrRsr End daughter ant Thai hHv-
Ing stopped 81 her dsE1h. Miss Fremont,
2 woman nov IN made life. is left almost
psuniless-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

Ger 10 q luvs Fturr 81 ne Nurn scutiun
cuusI. trtruducinE The rundHr 10 an urir-
ma sci % Character Ths central frurs
~ ths EtuTr 10 Cn-lr- PurnlHnd vho mEr-
ned IL hsr ruuth q handsome Hnt dHHhinr
Holoisr- Ht wUut OF 20 re var q frv
months after thsir mnrrihrB and Charity
waited eleven YEAR, Err ms return HvinE
ths simple life q the vIlHrB- tending hHr
garden and raising . daily signal 70 ruos
bw husband hnms- PVT ID ms uTr hBck he
mace q mpcf marriage win o bsHutitu1
htH Gresk gin ID tbs NurH suotisr ruEsl
strange complications enHued ant Charity
learned ne truth Then her character was
subjected 10 q test such RE human nature
- HeiduI called on 10 snourt And here
lies fhE E~iEnihcEnrs o. the book TbH hus-
band dies and ChEriryE Bt-iruos toward
ihe second wife and that vife's child az
thU lbHnt o. The Etury. ant IL lis working
rut The EBduEl E-uvth q a HEir1-riks rhn-
nctHr 10 Ehuvn. Ths ReeuDu vrfe-ths IA
DurEm and -pbssiunBft HHEEr-hs EDt ant
busting Mrs.. Solomon Music. lbs persist
en- Ent philosophical JunHK. the pedolsf
are al quaint and sntHrtHtndnE. Published
by HErpsr q Bros
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06
STORM KILLS TELAy STOCK
EEnubsa Lose $4,000 and oDrTUu-ft O.
Al Thsr 0Gttla
KENTUCKY FtEss RISING ENFs HOODS
waters EBcrcsrh - lana D-strorfnE
Grain DrirtnE Shfpr Ashore nsa
Causing LEGAL Residents
Much Anrtetr.

FORT WORTH Tex March 6-REfrubd
men rerUruin from the PHnhBndls country
Ettus that the situation RESULTING trum The
rsrsn1 blizzard iE the worst ever known
there. The estimated loss 10 the FtncEmHn
q Texas and tbE Territories 81 iE said VII
reach $500. BDO What is considered q run-
EsrrBtvs estimate q the luE o. live Htnuk
10 given ne Is per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

In the Garden uf Charity ~ BEEl
King. author q Let MOI Mar Puf Asun-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

A determined struggle it being mB8s IN
Illinois fur 1bs passage u the child labor
ban nov before The legislature and repre-
ssntBrfveE % ths various clubs. v1-h the
Representatives Of the ChiuEEo Fs5s-n1ur
o. LAbu and Packing Trades uuUDcil. have
gone 70 Springfield IL The interest % the
bin, which was framed ny The wuDen'F
clubs and tEUtury Inspectors q The state.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

FOR SALE Br KUHN a CO. 18TH AND DOUGLAS SITS OMAHA
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06
Kenrpeky Home, in Danger.

CWENEBORO. Ky March b-Ths river
here has beer rising an inch m hour since
sunday and 3 stsbdy rain hRs been fEHf2E
sinrc mon, with DO prDEpect q letting I'D.
The wafer nov 10 within less than four feet
q the famous 1884 rise. A heHvT fng has
been hanging over The river al nHT and
boats IRE driven 70 tbe shurs.
River men a.. fearful Of The result o. this
riHs. Tbs u-sst VIII hardly be here fur sew
srul dsrE. Green river and It's r-ihutHrisE
Pond and Rough rfvBrT- are higher IhEn
they hHvt bssn fur years. The damage
v1fhin q radius O. forty niles from here
VIII be rrsEl Stock is suffering Ane where
wheat iF uvsrhuVsd il VIII he q total loss.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 1.-THE 0his
river is stu rising rapidly here. 3 rise o;
rwo feet being reported within tvsDu-fuu'
huurE- A srEEs o. 2s3 in the canal Bnd "a
Cd The fails was rsEiE1s-sd tonight but uD-
less heavy rains oouur il h moi expected
that The danger line, tw~snry-siEht feet IN
the canal. VIII be reached No aRmREs has
beer dups.
EVANSVILLE Ind March h-Ths Ohir
river 10 81 thirrv-siEht feet SIX inches ant
there rs almost 3 continuous stretch G,
water between here and Henderson. ter
miles south, over The luwlEnds and Ken
turky bottoms. The food above has Eboui
srhs3dsd.
The Indications are that the river bsrs
VIII 70 10 about furty-uns feet
storm Delays Vesu~ls-
NEW YORK. March b-sEverhl Atlantic
liners reached port to-day, al bearing evil
6snusE Of Al unusually rough crossing The
49, U-uAua- arr E-naun nnE Drnp uff
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

Mrs MEry Moody PuEh nov holding ths
chair q domestic science II Bellevue uol-
laEs. was present ~ ThursdEy DurutnE s
meeting u The household economies &C.
pErtmsnt Mrs. PuEh Is sun q member
u 1hr OmHhB WurpEn'E club.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

Miss Ivy Reed VIII addreHs the Sunday
afternoon gospel meeting u the Young
Wumsn'B Christian association a $50
O'Clock Opportunities VIII be hHr sub
1ert-
Tbs mun1hly meeting q the board Of d.
rsuturE VIII be held on saturday morning.
NH Emma p Bysrk general Hscre1E-T Of
The lDnEl association, VIII return The last
Of the week from q months vacation
One hundred and furtY-twp msnbsrs and
thirty renewals Is The membership record
for February. The gymnasium NV has 200
members and The hRskst hall teams are
planning much q interest. On MErch =
the second EBsociRtiuD team VIII play the
Bellevue tsEm- MiHt F3urb T3rFDUr, phyEi-
ul direr1ur. has been asked TO act rs uns
uf the uuptreE On March 30 for the games
between The Haskell Indian girls and The
Nebraska university, Kansas university
against Nebraska university n Linpoln-
The early pEr1 u Thursday mornings
meeting u me household erunumics DE-
pE-rnsnt vas devoted 70 business. the de-
pE-tmsnt then HdJ~0uruinE TO hear the nd
dress uf Rev. z p. TrsfE. delivered before
the English literature department. Tom
Moore" being his subject. II was decided
that the Deu ksnsinE1Dn should be held On
Thursday afternoon in The duh roums
MesdEmes Ralph Bush p Owens and Riuh
10 bs boFteEses- il IL planned thai a ken
EinEtun afternoon shall be given socn. when
the nsnbsr uf The household economics
Department Of b Council Blurs womRn'E
club via he the Euesrht II IL The Intention
Of tbs Department 10 pVt int lsHhsf form
the prDErEm recently even ny them before
the upen meeting q IL club. "A Quiz on
Household BeuDnmirB
The March meeting Of ahs Omaha Charity
association WIS held On Thursday morning
nj The c-srbs and The regular business ui
that organisation transacted
The Members q the HnDe Queens rtr-
Gle met n Mount ST Mays seminary On
wednesday afternoon, where the msnbers
Of he household euUnumicH department %
the womEn'E rlub rspeStsa The program
that they presented NJ the open meeting
OF the club txD weeks g A osnonstrb-
riun YRS given in he morning al ST
CEfhsrins's academy By MrA- EhcAUrphy.
A conferences has been called by The Ma
tiunEl Florence critIsntun mission On The
Best Method of o0nnDUting Rescue Work
70 be held At the mother mtBsinn, p u
Rleeksr street. New YORK City, March II
10 1k. A number q persons prominent In
uhnHrthrupie work VIII present papers On
important phases o. tins work Al up-
purruuity win he given the visitors nj the
convention Of visiting fhe various public
institutions Of New yak CRY and 10 in
Epect the latest methoeE employed II
philanthropy and charity Tours win be
made shuh night through the lower districts
Of The city. Ehuroing Elfmpsek Of The needs
ana possibilities u The hn-nighi mission
airy
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

The American Book company has issued
q new render in their Eclectic Series
entitled Stories a. Humble FrIsnds, by
KEfhsrins Pyle MISS PF3s 10 ne sister o.
The wen EnUwn author and artist Howard
Pyle. and shs has much O. the lEttsr's
Ahiiry In writing and illustrating. The
stories ID The bouk. Nh1ch Is Intended 80
ne fhird reader grade are about animals
ana birds familiar q children They are
simple IN their stF3s. attractive IN their
Euh3eut matter. and web Fui1ed 70 arouse
the pupils interest and 70 cultizE1s q
feeling q sympathy FOR uur humble
Glsnds The Illustrations add 70 The IN
LHreEI q The sturiss.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

A manual of "Ang0rR Goat Raising"
with q chapter On mich goats. ny George
FEysrrs Thompson. N 8, Is 4 rumplets
account o. the origin q The AnEurR goat
with an account II their Introduction into
the United States, the great increase Of
their numbers their ~enonuT1ic value and
fhHir adaptation 70 arid climates. Elso thsir
value as Bubans-s uf hruEh and There is
much information about the value and
use Of mnhEir, The product u their hHecs.
Pull dirsr-1unE are given fnr the b-esding
and hRDdilnE II The AnEorR- The AngurR
EuHt has come 10 be considered Al i'm
purtHut fRctur IN the live stock industry
q the country. ant Euy Information Bboui
II VIII BE- q interest 10 an increasing MN
her 81 our stuck ErUwsrK- There Is q
chapter on The mich enE1, which 10 q dis
rinct animal from the AnEorR- Those WIN
ar interested in this subject cED get thiE
baak from the American Sheep Breeder
Company Press Chicago. IL
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

Tbs Journal nf Arthur Sterling" de-
scribes The trials and trEbulEdons Of q man
u education and culture WIN had high
literary EspirHnunB, ms wandering among
-pubhsbers and magazine sdiuurs. The i'm
presEiunE be gained by the way and his
bsH1h by suicide. o. this tragedy the New
Enrk Times and The New YORK. World. in
June a 1909. gave fun reports. with a let
ter addressed by sterling 10 Dns % ms
friends 5uHf before he drowned himself IL
ubs Hudson river Al The time be CON-
mitfed suicide be NEE in the 23d year o. his
life. The journal describes 1hs writing Of
The CEpuos. begun IN April lBG2 IL is
a strangely Interesting book written win
8 furcs q emotion 1hEf hnidE one 10 The
end The man WIS car conductor. waller
and diEhwRkher IN cheap restHurHnrs, living
on q few dollars 4 week, while be xruls
EiE drama. He rails against society ms
and the uriAls Of hfR- IL iE Al INTENSE
purrrHyEl q lunetiness- Ana though We
may Eriucise him. we eEunu help bu1
pity II iE q ErrEneR but interesting book
Published by u Appleton 4 CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

'DDEghuutE and Diplomas. by Gabrielle
Y jackson. iE a very entertaining Etu-r
fur Etr1E published by Henry AltsmuH uBu
pEny- II is fun o. sunshine ant huDur
and her characters stand wi clearly We
trEt meet The heroine in q hrtle Village
DeGtling nj the fDut Of The Adirondack hills
il Is making Gay. and Frances Perm iE
fDahoing bread. We mole, however, -hBi
her eyes. rs often as her occupation per
mits. ARE upon the pages q q Latin gran
mar prDppso against The xBIl before her,
Ene this double occupation argues he- Il
ne Q young woman with 3 Definite plEn III
rev ant EUfhcienI Strength o. purpose u
vvsrnums al obstacles IL The WY q itE
accomplishment AZ The Etury progresses
lhs plan uufn1ds, and a. lHs1 We uums tr
know thar The making OF DBuEhuuts" il
New York has been q means 10 The Ruuui-
EitiuD q a "DiplnmE" IN Michigan in hsI
dedication 70 the True Frances Mrs
jackson EBgs TINT this Little book cRI
never Do 1hs original 5ustirs."
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

"A Daughter q the Pit by Margaret
Doyle jackson. Is one q EuuEhtun- Mfhfn
4 Chs new books The bsT uiDs rEnD0t fan
ID make an appeal 10 Inc EympHfhieE Of
lis readers TbR essential rHfDsmeuI Of
her nature remains unaffected by the mos1
adverse conditions and The srury Of her
life EK The. daughter of q coal miner. 3
pupil-leBchsr under n hard mistress IN the
boarding school ID a lancashire mining
town, Of her struggle with poverty and viii
the H~p-fldneas II her surroundings, IL fun 81
ps1hps and Of charm. Her love for the
bern. an American mining engineer. and her
hsruic erurf 81 the time q 4 wreck in The
mine. wins The readers interest. The PIC
lures u the great coal mine. with al tbs
activity. mystery and gloom q is DEEP
workings. are presented with much furce
Mrs JReksun grew I'D among the scene
she describes and il Is The msmury O.
incidents Witnessed III her early life IhEi
TURNS he foUndBtiun q her story.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

NEW YORK. March b-Ssvsrhl Atlantic
liners reached purf TO-DAY, Al bearing evil
6ences Of Al unusually rough crossing The
big wilhelm Ger Crosse and Oceanic
we're compelled 10 reduce Steam Tor FIVE
DAYS.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

II is Z mHttsr Of uummsut among Meth
Ddists thai fhs Dla-tfns p1nsscrEtHd class
leaders are passing EwBy- Nearly Ereig
church has uns OF two ~ these rimR-triea
1smptBtiun- SCARED, white-hEired veterans
o. Christianity, WIN, though perhaps feshls
are always found n their cuEtumHry plRos
In the amen corner al prayer nesting ami
church. reRoy 10 EiT her ripe expert
H0rCE II Hid and help the younger fol
lowers q Christ. Eaton & Mains have
published n booklet, ny George ". king
entitled Brother Ser" which windy pur-
trEyE The cunssr-Hted life uf such 4 char
Rutsr in the person Of BHrhyo1. The rsRds,
mes1s him rs he iE being introduced II
the new pastor, when he answers by say
ing. -CRn me Uncle Ben or Brotbs'
Ben 1hE Is what they al cal me" WbsI
one reads the shu-t account Of his Ifs
End the unlimited amount Of Eood thai bs
did in helping everybody whom he rKrs
in CONTACT with. 1heE would be surprised
Il he received any ofbsr title but -Bru1bs'
Ben" II IL 3 Story thai win ursEts Duhls'
36sAls ID any who read IL and win he 4
source Of inspiration and help 20 al Chris
riknK.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

RsuoDsCiunE o. q Civil EnEiDegr. by
T. 4. AtuEwu-1h. tE an interesting Buuuuui
q experiences IL New YORK 1uvR- Ne
hrRHEH- Dakota, uliDuiE, Missouri. Mime
sofa and Colorado Ems appearances rurB-
q ps-iud extending t-un asst 70 1BE- q
tErEB pEr a them bHinE IN and LrDun.
Omaha Dld residents v1n find b usps-
cHIT interesting. moi unfT for The inter
eElinE manner in which II is written. bui
Also for Lhs vslutblt dHtB Il contains u
connection with sErly railroad building II
NshrBsER- il BE- iuasrspsrBed with amusing
accounts II cunDeu1uI win the meEEHi
accommodations thai were 10 he had 4
Ihnse dETB. AL IN AL. 81 Is both enter
tanning EDd instructive II comes from 8
Newton. Ia publishing house.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

Mcclure. Philips 4 On have published
The BeuuD9 book In LbHir "TfrEi NuvHl
SerjeR, by pew writer's. II Is entitled
The TEskmEE1erB. ant The author Is
George x Turner. II IS 3 political story
o. e New England factory town Tn
THBEmEstHrF- are The great manufacturer
Of he New England states. Tie men Wbp
eEtBbliBhId the munEteT mills ant thClu-ieE,
drew towns and viuhEeE around them ans
MADE these barren ~rRIlsFB- vBtnly tiled by
the pom hin farmer. tbe W~urkHhops NJ the
world IN The Dove The author has mace
the UVDe- 81 The factory he mEEtgr q The
crowded. prosperous 1uvn. The bsrD is the
candidate tur mayor under The BuspicsE
Of the homiDssrt1E Ind sZHurtnE Irish ward
bosses. Although il is ms FIRST novel the
Hutbur has drEwn his characters and scenes
In . realistic manner, ms sBrDsstDsHs max
ing The story. for 4 political npvtL uoEi
Interesting and entertaining. Its serious
ness is broken occasionally with 4 bit u
good Irish hunur. and the hs-n is left by
The author happy and uuutHrted in lbs
wifE'F presence.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-06

The March MEETING Of 1hs Omaha Charity
association WIS held On Thursday morning
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