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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-21
Real Estnte. Trnnsfers,

These transfers were reported July 20 to
The Bee by the Title Guaranty and Trust
company OF Council Bluffs:
Claus HOrst TO J. r. August Kohl
seheen, swh swh sex S5-77-AO. MI
nwA 2-76-tO, W Observation-Disclosures SIS 900
Mrs r. A. Plaine' 10 William Arnd
lot -, block 20, Burns add. a.. 30
Frank A. Merriam to Edward Mer-
riam. lot ia IS, Original Plat, d. AS
: Total thrss transfers stS Az
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-21

The executive board OF the Massachusetts
Federation has recently voted to hold a
bazaar some time during the winter OF
1906 for the purpose OF raising an emer-
gency fund for the federation to be de-
voted to the Model school maintained by
that organization In Georgia and which was
recently destroyed by fire. II Is urged
that every club in the federation contrib
ute something of the handiwork OF It's
members. The model school is too well
known among clubwomen to require eX-
PLANTATION, and when its destruction was
announced a few weeks ago 1t was mat
ter of concern to all Of clubdom. Plans
for continuing this work have not yet
been announced, but the announcement OF
the bazaar indicates that the Massachu-
sets women have no idea Of dropping II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-21
Pythinna Instnu Omeer..

wooDBINE. Ia. July 0.-(special y
sieilian lodge Of the Knights OF Pythias
recently installed the following Ofncers: C,
c., A. Z. DeCoa; v. c.. Il Z. Cole; n. OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-21

The week Of the recent convention Of
the National Woman Suffrage association
held at Portland, Ore, was replete with
touching demonstrations OF admiration and
appreciation. Of Susan b. Anthony and the
little band Of associates who were pioneers
with her in the early struggle for woman
rights" over half century ago. Not only
in the convention hall. but In the city
and on the exposition grounds were nu-
merous incidents that attested the recog-
milton Of the work Of these women In gain
ing broader opportunities for members of
their own sex. This was particularly
noticeable on the exposition grounds. There
one afternoon a reception was rendered
Miss Anthony In the oregon building
Crowds came from all over the grounds
and the city and there was a large gather
ing waiting when Miss Anthony arrived
As she and her party approached the
building the Administration band played
Aud Lang Syne," and a cheer went VI
from the crowd,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-21
Convicted OF WIG DIurder

GANN VALLEY, g. D.. July a-Daniel
Kelly. accused OF wife murder. was found
guilty. The jury recommends life imprls-
onmanL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-21
WOMAN IN CLUB AND CHARITY

Notwithstanding the fact that they have
stepped back while the campaign for the
young mems building was In progress, the
Young Women's Christian association has
been gaining on its fund for It's new lot
and Is now at work on the last 5000 OF
the $4,000 to be paid by September Is. Few
OF the subscriptions have been large, tho
majority being for less than 500, while
those coming from the working women of
the city have ranged from 50 cents up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-21
NOISE And HAYWARD LOSE
Liquor Dealers Demurrer is overruled by
Judge Munger
TAG MUST STATE TRUTH As TO WHISKY
Court Holds that Deception Cannot
he Practiced ns to NUM-
Der of Gallons in
Barrel.

While Judge Munger IaceJiously remarked
Wednesday that 1t was unconstitutional TO
hold court I'm the matter of the water com
pany Injunction suit against the Water
board because Of the torridity Of the
weather. the constitutionality OF deciding
the Noise & Co. whisky case was not
passed upon. Consequently the Judge
handed down a memoranda opinion over
ruling the demurrer of the Noise ayYard
company.
The case is one involving the seizure by
the revenue authorities Of seven barrels OF
whisky from the Noise company because
of the barrels containing a less number OF
gallons than was indicated by the stamps
thereon. The case has been pending in the
district court of the United States for a
year or more. The defendants in the case,
Noise & Co.. demurred to the seizure in
August. 1904. on the ground that the gov
eminent was in nowise defrauded, but the
demurrer was overruled and the action OF
the revenue authorities sustained
OverruIes Later Demurrer.
Another demurrer was dled by the Noise
! people later, based upon similar grounds
! but in greater elaboration or detail, and II
is this demurrer that Judge Munger has
just overruled. The opinion after review
| ing numerous authorities cited by the de-
PENDANTS, states in effect:
! United states against Seven Barrels OF
| Whisky. Wherever wholesale liquor deal.
| ers Indicate by marks and stamps on bar.
/ rels or casks containing more than FIVE gal
| Ions, as provided by section 1923 of the
| statutes amended by act Of 1892, and tha
| there Is divergence between the quantity
| contained in the package and that indicated
| by the, stamped amount not produced by
| natural causes, but that such dvergenct
! existed at the time the stamp was PLACED
| on such package, do such facts subject tn,
| package to forfeiture? 1 am disposed t
adhere to the views expressed in thu
! former decision upon the demurrer madt
/ August s, 1904, and the demurrer in this in
| stance is overruled. The claimant is givei
| twenty days to stand upon demurrer and L
| file answer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-21
Crime is Rampant in Des Moines.

In the last seven days in this city there
have been twenty-eight robberies and hold
ups, including one that resulted in MUIR
der, and so far as the public is aware there
has been but one arrest. There were six
holdups last night and seven the night be-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-21
Injured Girl May Die.

State superintendent John F. Riggs has
set date next week for hearing the pc
tition of citizens of Clearfield in Taylor
county for changing the site of the school.
In one end of the district there are a
dozen houses and three children. In the
other end there are FIVE houses and four
teen children The school is In the end
where there are the fewer children and
the people in the other end want 1t moved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
REDMOND'S POLICY.

1t is but figure Premier Baour presents his desper
efforts to retain his and patches as Johr
Redmond characteze it, in Office commons the
hen It's whips have been specially active probably secure
majority but majority such an unex
pected Crisis occurred last week commons
ana among the British Balfou party no majority
Inc results OF the byeectons all hingta the pres
ent government has forfeited the confidence of
large part OF the electorate that power An appeal to the
country To-Day would unquesonaby result political
that would leave Baou and his ministry high dry on the
of defeat.
But 6afour Will make such appeal he invite
an election which would be certain overwhelming vic
tory tor the Liberal On contrary energies and all
MS resources Will be employed stavng to the latest
possible moment The present parliament has of exist
ece before It, as its fixed by prevent
there will be no break until the limit is reached
With these facts in mind the tactics of Jo,n Red
mond and the other Irish Nationa which otherwise be
ed as eccentric and unNse and oe
CAL Mr. Redmond realizes Balfous determination to cling TO
at all hazrds he realizes also
OF the majority which the premier depends to sustain himself
o ms Capt and ne make Office as IN
comfortable as possible by beabong full force of the
opposition on every opportunity is offered
Mr. Redmond has policy of relentless obstrcor
the practical purpose of which restrain Balor
Joy until the people opportunity overthrow alto
Vet1er, and that time be very distant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
DID NOT
GIVE UP
HIS KEYS

The affairs OF the Pawtucket General
hospital are not running as smoothly as
might be wished for, Strained relations
exist among several OF its physicians.
Yesterday Or. Thomas H. McNally.
mayor OF Central Falls and temporary
receiver stated that DR. Francis NJ Har-
rington had resigned his position as a
member OF the board OF directors OF the
hospital. and turned over his keys.
DR. Harrington, when seen by n re-
porter. denied Dir. McNally's statement
lie said that he had not resigned and
still had his keys.
AT the time the vote was taken 10 turn
over the property OF the hospital TO the
proposed Memorial hospital said DR.
Harrington, there were certain bills
which should have been paid. i submit
ted proposition 10 pay my proportionate
part OF the expenditure which would be
necessary but nothing came OF this
Those physicians who desired 10 continue
the hospital mad been given ample oppor-
tunity 10 raise the funds necessary, but
did not or could not do so. Then came
the question OF turning over 10 the new
hospital corporation the effects OF the
Pawtucket General hospital and II was
voted 20 do so. because the hospital had
been running behind financially and there
was no prospect OF change In its affairs
j shall not resign from the directorate
board of the hospital until | am salts
hed that those things which Il is neces-
sary TO do are accomplished" said DR.
Harrington
The hearing on the matter OF a persla-
heht receiver is scheduled 10 occur Aug Z
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP

However may view question Of ur,n,I 81,
hnose VINO are interested the welfare of people as whole
may reasonably conclude that Mr. Daymple the Glasgow exn
has been too hasy his conclusions He asserts that OWN,
fhe control of the political bosses the demands Of tho
unions is impossible for the Americans TO operate broch r
municipal governments public utilities the peope do in Scot
land and IN England 1t must be admitted municipal
IS advocated almost entirely because believed conditions will he
improved by it. No desires simply of providing
more places for public oficeholders
Where Mr. Darymple in error is in believing cordio ~
NOT De changed Other doubters OF the American capacity there
have been and really strange while Scocmn and English
men who visit always find something out Of plumb in orr
tons Americans who representative capacity to ENGLAND
quickly voice their admiration better classes there and Of M
wonderful Enghman when that individual happens to be above
the working class AT time this not So Lowell vii bc
recalled wrote certain condescenson in foreigners vet 10
hmset thought necessary become strong
Wneh minister from this country @ England
Inc present not much of time boast concerning orr
mnsratve departments it face of recent scandals,
out iair view Juhes the question: Who can show ncrfcctI ~
de' Inc American people possess wonderful degree the
quality OF adaptaby and they become much in carr
when occasion calls for All the present unpeas,
ness will pass away and the people will anxious 10 work ot nov
problems Questions of municipal ownership and subseouen
ton are necessarily delicate but will found 70 educate tho
people SO that they will not have submit robbery in order %
take up and properly conduct all OF their affairs
Mayor Dunno may have thus far made much of s,.cos =
his plan but Chicago the only place the cxcrcn, ~
municipal operation OF street railways tested and the defea,
OF those who attempted to deceive the per spring was good
object lesson Mayor DUNES honesty purpose has not been
impeached and does the finally Judge hin, has
arrived. ~
Mr. DamPe it is true but he may be mis-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
IN
LINES OF
DISTRICTS

As result OF the voting strength evi-
denced at last election in some of the
districts the board OF canvassers has re-.
duced the number OF districts from %
to 81. changes being made in the Third.
Seventh and Ninth wards. The limit OF
votes for a district Is not less thpn 800
or more than COO
In tho Third ward section ~ the here
tofore serond district. bounded by smith
street Gladstone avenue. Douglas ave-
nue. and Orms street, and being triangu-
lar section taking In Crimea street in
particular has been transferred 90 the
Third district Tho Firh district now
consists W the section bounded hy Pot.
Ter and Flmwood avenues. Carter street.
thence bending southly % tho western
line 81 the railroad, city line and Gran
ston street
About the same thing has been done I'm
the Ninth ward tho sixth district being
sliced oN and tackled on - tho Eth
district This will nov consist 81 the
section bounded hy the Woonssaustueke,
river. AcorH street, Harris avenue. Dean
street. Broadway, vinton street and Al.
wells avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
CRESCENT PARK

Conspicuous among the red-letter events
Of the midsummer excursion season &c
the "Coney Island Of the East" the man.
asement announces for the coming week
two notable sions-Eagles' day on
Thursday and British day on Saturday.
The first reunion OF the Eagles OF New
England is promised TO be a gala event
IN the history of the order and a con-
serVatlNe estimates places the number
In the preliminary parade in the CITY at
1000 men with is bands TO furnish music.
The column will be reviewed at city
haIl by state and city officials. At the
park a popular series of prize athletic
sports is 10 be given. and among the en-
tries are many noted professionals from
all parts OF the country The man
asement OF the park has made elaborate
preparations for the reception and en-
tertainment Of the order and its guests
and the attendance promises to outnum-
peI any previous occasion In the history
Of the resort.
British day will be especially notable bv
the presence of the crack Halifax RI
fes from canada and their band OF GO
pieces as guests OF the Boston British
veteran association. The British societies
OF the city and state will parade In the
city and be reviewed at city hall. At
the park a program OF prize games IS
In order supplemented by an exhibition
drill by the Rifles and a concert by It's
oand Great enthusiasm is being M l.
rested In the field day. and "A big gather
ing is confidently predicted
On Tuesday. the 18th. Rhode Island
veterans meet IN reunion: Wednesday
the ola Colony Grocers association; sat
usday. Scottish Clans from Worcester ana
popular excursion from Boston: sun
day t6th), reunion OF the Red Men of
Massachusetts
Inc numerous attractions at the parIl
VIII invite patronage, notably the bam-
boo slide. roller skating rink. open-air
vaudeville theatre, dancing. bathing. etc.
The famous o'clock dinner by Caterer
Lewis is at the height of it's eplcurean
perfection and the regular dinners main
tain their excellent quality. The concerts
oy the Banda Napoli are a notable fea-
tuTe and ,he audiences are daily increas-
Ing In size and enthusiasm The selections
from Little Johnny Jones have made
a pronounced hit at the evening perform
ances and The catchy choruses of Broad
way and Yankee Doodle Boy" are a
source of great enjoyment and general |
participation in the last program from |
to 10 p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

! United States Senator Lodge was re-
! ceived by King Edward az Buckingham,
palace today. He was presented by White
law Reid, the American ambassador.
The boats OF the Corinthian Yacht club
OF Philadelphia which put into Morris
Cove, Conn, last evening started for New
London this morning. The yachts are on
cruise 10 Newport.
The postoffice at Portland Conn. was
broken into shortly before daylight TODAY
and the safe blown open. The burglars
secured quantity OF stamps and stamp
ed envelopes and a small amount OF cash.
A special dispatch from New Orleans
says: Governor Nardaman Of Mississippi
last night called out the militia Of that
state to project the line of that state
against the entrance Of people from Lou
isiana.
The steamer Blucher from Hamburg
was In communication with the Siascon-
set station, when 50 miles east OF Nan
tucket lightship az 6:9o a. m She Will
probably dock about o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Ambassador Tower has been notified by
the senate ot the University OF ST. An
drews. Edinburg. Scotland. that the de-
gree OF doctor OF laws will be conferred
Is installed again as lord rector.
f. II. Hartman. the railway magnate
and hnaucier. held a conference with a
number OF railway officials at Chicago
Yesterday and left last night for the west
IL is said Mr. Hartman intends to i'm
vestigate the conditions surrounding the
building OF railroads I'm the Philippine ISL
ands and 10 that end he will leave for
Manila after staying I'm San Francisco a
few days.
Thomas Coldwcll. president Of tho Cold /
well Lawn Mower company and an in /
ventor ~ note, died late last night at his /
residence at Nowburgh. y Y. He was I
born in England I'm lS2N and came ~ .
America when a lad. lie was a pioneer
of tho lawn mover and the
development ~ the modern mower is
argely due TO his inventions.
Play vas resumed today IN the cricket
match between tho Marvlehone Cricket
luh ~ London and the Gentlemen Of
Philadelphia The crease was IN per-
e0' condition when the Englishmsn went
n c1t 10 conclude their fret innings They
co~ef u runs yesterday FOR the loss ~,
rree vickets while the home PLAYER.
'ero all cut for a total Of 2li
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29

! Olney Thornton. sr.. who is superin-
tending the rebuilding OF l.. s Win
chesters building met with painful ac-
cident yesterday. In coming down n
flight Of stairs in the building he stepped
on a nail. which penetrated through the
shoe and into the ball OF his left foot.
II required me use Of ciaw-hanmer
10 extract the nail Mr.. Thornton was
taken TO his home whore the wound was
dressed He is able To be out with the
aid Of u cane.
Mr. Minard. who is IN charge OF tho
building ofthe new state road on the
old Darlington road. Informed n repre-
sentative OF The News yesterday after
noon that the work is progressing nicely.
and In fact the work was nearly a week
ahead ~ expectations. The only draw.
back Is the lack OF teams. which cannot
be procured In this vicinity at any pricc
Patrolman Balcom was called into a
house on Hartford avenue az l:I5 this
morning 10 separate q man and his wife
who were indulging I'm a i5-round bout.
Miss Stella Simmons OF this place is
spending a few days with friends AT New
Bedford Mass
The ferris wheel at Boyden Heights
has been taken down and yesterday after.
noon shipped 20 Kingston. y Y.
Mrs = 7. Tissler. who is N tho head
of the Young Mothers club of Rrooklvn.
y Y. Who has been visiting ~ the SIR
shine COTTAGE. returned home this morn
Ing
Arlo wayman. who has been confined "a
MS home for some time by ilrfess. made
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
EAST PROVIDENCE
Attempt Made TO Burn Maple
Syrup COmpany's Plant.
Red Men Appoint Committee
on SiCk..Othsr Matters.

An unsuccessful attempt was made 70
destroy the store house OF the Hunting.
ton Maple Syrup Co. on Valley street al
l2;'0 this morning and had II not have
been for Harry a. Joslin and the prompt
response Of the fire department. a serious
hre would have been the result. Mr.. JOS
I'm was on his way to his
home at l40 Blackstone boulevard and
when near the maple syrup work. was
stopped by two men one OF whom asked
him Where in H" he was going. Mr.
Joslin replied that he was going home
but they told him 10 turn about and get"
which Mr.. Joslin did. Before turning
around he saw blaze under the platform
where goods are received and delivered
from the works 10 the cars OF the Con-
solidated road, so he. rushed TO the
square where he met Sergeant ~tarrigan
and Patrolman Newhall. An alarm was
sent I'm from box 73 and the Watchemoket
company was on the scene In little less
than 10 minutes with about 20 men.
After sending in the alarm Mr.. Joslin
and the police rushed 20 the scene and
with the assistance Of the watchman OF a
nearby building put the fire out before
the arrival OF the hremen Upon investi-
cation II was learned that the two
strange men had pulled a lot Of oil soak
ed waste from the wheels OF q number OF
cars standing on a side track and this
they placed under the platform and set
fire 10 1t. The management Of the firm
cannot understand why such an effort
should be made. The police with others
made a thorough search OF the vicinity
for the men who are suspected of COM
mitting the deed.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
AT the meeting OF Watchemoket Tribe OF
Red Men last evening the following
named members were appointed as the
sick committee for the ensuing term
Everett Paine. George O. Bliss. George
Lawton. Clarence Burdett, Edgar
schinder. Francis Burdett and Louis p. |
Carpenter.
MINOR MENTION
Mrs. William g. Percival OF As Warren |
avenue left this morning for Fall River
and will return early in the week with
her daughter Alice. who has been spend
ing her vacation with relatives in that
city
Warren r.. Fales has purchased a large
track Of land near his property on Paw
tucket avenue
Miss Eva Frazer. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis Is said 10 he
getting along very nicely.
The -streetS Of this place are now being
ratered by a new and up TO date water
ng car.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29

There good deal of discussion Chicago over the affairs
OF the Chicago orchestra This excellent orchestra that the
late Theodore Thomas make one Of the
very first musical organizations in the Thomas
sisted on following certain whether Immediate
y popular and profitable is feared
no strong personality the organization that will governed
simply the least troublesome this means that as
1t easier to i'll the majority oppose it, the very
things which r Thomas threw great personality against
will now triumph Always the highest best was his motto
and is hoped some wise show how the Chicago
orchestra unchalenged maintain high standard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
What Others
Are Saying

strong presidential points Of at least
three members OF the cabinet-Root, Taft
and Shaw--have had such lavish exploit
alton lately that II IL hardly necessary
10 dwell upon them now. There is a suR-
gestion OF friction IN the re-entrance Of
Mr.. Root INTO public life. but the scope
OF presidential talent I'm Ohio Is n greater
obstacle 10 Taft. with the Philippine
hobby under him. than Root can ever be
secretary Shaw Is at present a pathetic
spectacle OF self-abnegation. but he has
staying powers and may become a very
dangerous man in a miXup I'm the next ma
tionsl convention Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29

1t seems that the legislation known the Quebec
unpopular other parts of Canada and appeal being
dered TO the British The Bradford have
protested but is believed the imperial government will not inter
tere save to preference for English travelling Many
business houses in New England Quebec
province.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
THE NEWS'P'ATTERNS

using links or buttons and button holes
In the closing as one desires. The lower
edge may be finished by draw string Or
II may be fitted 10 A band The model il
an excellent one 10 follow I'm making
either cotton or light weight flannel
blouseslt Is such an easy matter TO make
half dozen OF these garments and the
cost Is only about one-fourth the price OF
ready made. that every mother should
fsshion them at home. BY so doing she
not slly buys what colors and materials
she likes best but saves quite a little
money In the bargain. N economy needs
be considered the model may easily be
made from a flannel shirt which some
older member Of the family has discard
ed.
Sizes TO u years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29

mo personal obligation can outweigh
public duty The undlsputed fact Is that
Loomis lowers the repute OF the public
service every day he remains in a.: and
instead OF looking about for some soft
berth IN which 90 tuck him away. the
president should be thinking only OF how
soonest and most cmphatically 10 get rid
OF him. New York Post