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Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
Railway Note. and per,ona,,.

z. r. Miley, train master OF the North
western at Boone is in the city
George W. Bonnel. lincoln agent ~ the
Brrington was in the city Saturday.
r f. Thompson, travelling freight agent
OF the Union Pacific, has returned to the
Gerrit Fort assistant general passenger
agent OF the Union Pacific. has returned
pI::,P p: z, Fodrea, advertising manager of the
is in the city
F. M. Dow. superintendent of the dining
S,i, oar I service OF the Illinois Central was in
g. +. Greenwood rate clerk in the pass
enger department. OF the Burlington, has
returned from Chicago.
These changes are necesstates by the
uspal shortening in time OF the schedule
for the Burlington summer business.
There were nineteen passengers with
line passed through this city Friday over
the Union Pacific.
Train No. will leave Omaha for Chi
Sago at I;2 g. m. and reach Chicago at
$40 p. M making the run fifteen minutes
shorter. The present leaving time is 7:10
The first tourist car ever run over the
city today over the Burlington. The car car
Los angeles to Chicago.
dent of the Wabash Pittsburg Terminal
haliway company, AND vice president Of
the the Wabash " Henry Miller has been ap-
i dIs
| Special rates of a fare plus 81 for the
round trip have been announced TO Mag
ara Falls for June 20 TO % for the an
nual meeting of the imperial council,
Ancient Arabic order, Mobiles of the Mys-
| tic Shrine
J. E. Buckingham. assistant general
passenger agent OF the Burlington lines
| west OF the Missouri river, has returned
from the Buckingham-K -Kemper wedding at
| salt Lake. Mr.. Buckingham stopped in
| Denver for a few days.
| The Burlington has issued the itinerary
| members OF the Commercial club of this
| city on their nrst trade excursion OF the
| season. The route is the same as WaA
published in The Bee last week.
| Several important changes in trains and
time have been annognesd by the passenger
| be enective, May q. Local trains No.
| and ~ which have heretofore run as IA.
! as McCook have been extended 10 Wray,
| Colo.
May 20 will be Nebraska High school day
| at Lincoln and the railroads have an
/ noumced a rate OF a fare and one-third from
all points in Nebraska. This Is an ath-
1 letie event and the tickets will be sold
| May - and 90 with return portion good
| until May 22.
Frank Dunlop Of the. Great Western. hai
| had a letter referred 10 him which he cannot
| handle. "A man from Rest. Custer county
| writes that he understands that the 0reai
| Western Is selling tickets 20 Arizona
Colorado; Kansas Mexico, Missouri Ne
ing tor 8, and he writes that he wants one
| Of them The letter was referred TO Dun
lop by the head officeS and by him referrel
TO George West, as the man lives In West
Dunlop. saying that he was more com
peteht 10 handle such "GaSabos" than h'
was.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
HORRIGAN FULLY ExoNERATED
Attorney Cleared from Any Taint of
Charge Mentioned I'm RcIa-
tion 20 Him.

Daniel Horrigan, a young lawyer who
was accused by implication of perjury
in case in the county court two weeks
ago, has been fully acquitted of the
charge by committee of the Bar asso-
ciation, composed Of Frank L. Weaver, l..
J. Dunn and Charles Battelle. County
Judge Vinsonhaler. in putting the case in
the hands Of the association, merely said
that II looked as though some one had
committed perjury, the point in conten-
ton being between Horrigan and James
c. Kinsler, an opposing attorney. The
case was small one, coming up from
the Justice court, and involved the alter
alton of a judgment by a justice of the
peace. The report of the committee is as
follows;
Hon. How ard Baldridge. Chairman
Executive committee of the Omaha Bar
association. Dear Sir: The c, mmttee of
inquiry Of the Omaha Ear association -
referred the question of the commission of
perjury by witnesses in the case of Daniel
fiorrigan, plaintiff against the Chicago,
defenant tried in the county court of
Douglas county Nebraska, on April a. 1906,
beg to report as follows
Said committee had before them for con-
sideration transcript of all the testimony
and evidence, received in said action taken
writer, by Thomas P. Wilson. one of the
official court reporters of this, the fourth
judicial district of Nebraska from Which
said committee is unanimously Of the
opinion that neither of the witnesses in
said action committed perjury; that there
does not appear to be any serious conflict
in the evidence given In said case, and
whatever conflict there really is doubtless
arose from a misunderstanding of the
agreement entered into by and between The
respective attorneys therein The only
violation of the law that appears clearly and
distinctly in said evidence was that where.
in lt was claimed by the attorney for the
defendant that the above agreement was
| to the effect that the justice might mutt
late his record by Changing the amount
appearing therein from $50 to $50, after
said record had become the solemn judg-
ment of the court and all Jurisdiction oI
the justice in regard thereto had ceased.
FRANK L. WEAVER,
/. j. DUNN,
y CHARLES BATTELLE,
Committee
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
MEMS
MISTAKES

Many a bright and promising career has
been blghted by injurious habits of folly
before the age of knowledge and under
standing, and many have been cut short
by the unfortunate contracting OF some
poisonous special disease which, through
pletely undermined and shattered the
physical strength and mental faculties. No
greater mistake can be made than to con-
slider lightly the first evidence of the in
PRODUCTION of any private disease into your
system or to neglect the first symptoms Of
weakened mind and approach of nervous
debility. caused by improper or unnatural
Such indifference and neglect OF the frst
symptoms is responsible for thousands OF
human wrecks, failures in life and busi-
ness domestic discord, and unhappy mar
ried life, divorce, insanity, suicide, etc.
Menl Why take such desperate chances2
The manifestations of the first symptoms
of any disease of weakness should be a
warning to you TO take prompt steps to
safeguard your future life and happiness.
You should carefully avoid all uncertain,
experimental, dangerous or halfway treat
ment, for upon the first trea tment depends
whether you will be promptly restored to
health again, with all taint of the poison
whether your disease will be allowed 70
become chronic and subject you to future
occurrences of the disease, with the various
resulting complications, etc.
If we could but see and treat all men
when the first symptoms show themselves
there would soon be little need for 30
called specialists in chronic diseases, and
juvenating of their physical. mental and
sexual powers, and there would be none
marked with the indellibe stamp OF CON
stitutional Syphilis; and the sufferers from
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

city
George L. Waters OF Broken Bow, c. B.
Gridley OF Humboldt and H. Loder OF Nor
folk are at the Millard
A. j. Treede of Beatrice. II. p. Fairchild
Of Crete, w. III. Reeves and c. E. Mcintosh
OF limerick are at the Merchants.
L. f. Hastings Of North Platte, Miss @.
l. Booth OF Fremont, w, H Hodgeman
OF 81. Paul and John r. Hays OF Norfolk
are at the Her Grand
David Neal OF Fort Calhoun, f. G. Hamer
and l.. J. Hendryx OF Kearney, Charles f.
Williams OF Betmer and George A. Birdsall
OF Chadron are at the Merchants.
NJ. A. Butler OF Portland Ore; Mrs.
w. ii. Clemmons OF Fremont, Mrs. H Dials
and Jessie r. Inches OF Scribner, G. w.
Sheeier OF Holyoke and Nelson Chase OF
Lincoln are AZ the Paxton.
John Rratt OF North Platte, NJ; j, Daw,
| son OF London, England; s. r. Borton of
Grand Island, DR., j. ID. Jones and Angle Il.
Jones of Murdoch and Mr.. and Mrs. s. a.
Lambert OF Hebron are at the Murray
Hon David Schupbaeh OF Columbus, Neb
| representing the Western Cattle and Land
/ company OF this city, passed through
Omaha yesterday on his way 10 SwitSer.
land, where he goes 70 interest swiss capl.
| tai In the above corporation.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

Boulevard to Canton. the laying of water
mains from vinton to Canton on Fifteenth
and committee of Ave to consider plans
for a redistricting OF the portion Of the city
lying south of vinton, from the river west
to the city limits. 1t was reported that
electric lights are being placed on Thir-
teenth, near Spring, and that another viii
be placed on Monday at Thirteenth and
Canton, poles being in place already.
Twelve electric lights are to be placed in
the Second ward south of vinton, and of
these nine have already been ordered
placed The next meeting of the club will
be held next Saturday evening on Canton.
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. All prop
erty holders are invited TO be present.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
Special Sale of I'm SrOidery Monday
GhOnR5ONBELDENdG,Q
Y NJ C. A. Building Corner Sixteenth and Douglas Streets

tonight and the colored man drew a razor
six times across Johnson's face, cutting
him in a frightful manner.
An unoff1cial statement tonight from the
headquarters of the Employers associa-
ton is to the effect that on Monday the
employers intend to put out nearly 1000
additional wagons and make an effort to
resume business on a normal basis as far
as possible. The policy of hiring negroes
has been stopped and white men are now
being imported to take the places of the
strikers. over 200 of them arrived today
Linemen Have New Contract.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 6.-(Special)-
There will be no strike of the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone liremen, the company
having signed a new contract with it's men
which is satisfactory to them. They are
now paid on an eight-kour schedule. based
on beginning and quitting actual work, In
stead of on q basis of nine hours, which
included leaving the building and arriving
at the same after the days work.
There. is little change in the situation
of the carpenters strike. The bosses are
shipping in men to take the places of tn,
strikers. who are standing firm. Only one
Arm has acceded to the demands of the
men. but its acceptance was rejected OF
the ground that all bosses would have tt
accept the scale or none. The strikers
claim that the bosses have not kept faitt
with them, saying that two years agt
they signed a contract agreeing to pay q
cents per hour at the end of two years
The bosses deny this. The men say
however. that they were led to believ'
that the so cents would be granted at tn,
end of two years, and many supposed thu
| stipulation was put in the contract
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
ALBRIGHT WINS INSURANCE. CASE
Court Holds Company hound by
Agreement Made with Agent.

RED CLOUD, Neb., May 6.-(Special)-
County Judge Keeny yesterday decided in
favor OF L. p. Albright OF this city In a
suit against the State Life Insurance COM
pany of indianapolis. Albright had applied
for policy and given his note for the pre-
MUM, taking a receipt from the agent,
one Howard, since deceased which con
tanned an agreement that the company
would make a loan to the insured, secured
by the deposit of the policy and mort
gage on a piece Of real estate belonging to
Albright, and that the note should not be
negotiated until the loan had been com
pleted. The application reached the COM
pany without the note which was sold to
an Omaha bank. When the policy was is
sued Albright returned It to the company
with a request for the loan as agreed. The
company refused to make the loan. insist
ing that the issuance OF the policy was
compliance with its agreement and fun
value for the note the proceeds of which
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT PLANS
Several Candidates for Various omces
of the Allied Lodges De-
clare Themselves,

The annual encampment of the Nebraska
Department Grand Army of the Republic,
will be held at Grand Island, for two dayc
beginning Wednesday, May II.
There will be held at the same time and
place the annual convention of the
Woman's Relief cd ps, auxiliary to tho
Grand army. and III annual convention of
the Ladies' of the brand Army of IN,
Republic.
The Grand army posts of Omaha are
somewhat interesteT in %he approaching
encampment from the fact THAT Omaha has
candidate for department commander.
In the person Of Andy Trainor and the
Omaha Woman's Relief corps will present
the name of Mrs. r. s. Wilcox, wife of
Fast Department Commander Major r. g.
Wilcox, for the position of president of the
Woman's Relief corps of the state.
There are other aspirants for both OF
these offices. John Lett of York county
and Rev. p. C. Johnson of Tecumseh
Johnson county, are asplrants for the
position of Department commander: Mrs
Mary Ward OF Lincoln and Mrs. Fredericka
J.. Cole OF Beatrice, for department presi-
dent OF the Woman's Relief CORDS The
state has also a candidate for national
president Of the Womans Relief corps ir
Mrs. Abbie Adams of Superior wife OF
Past Department Commander C. e. Adams
of that city
There also will be a lively contest fol
positions of the national delegation to the
national encampment of the Grand ArmS
OF the Republic, which will meet in Denver
in August next
omaha will send big delegation on tc
the state encampment at Grand Island
to further the interests of its preferred
candidates.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
Indicted Mon Admits Guilt.

HoLDREGE Nep., May eF-(special Tele-
grain. .)-Walter Knowles. who was indicted
by the federal grand jury yesterday al
Omaha for stealing a watch here last
November. was arrested last night by
Deputy sheriff Barr and is now In jan
awaiting the arrival of the United States
marshal. Knowles was night expressman
at the depot here and the watch is sup.
posed to have been taken from the mail
here while it was waiting to be transferred
to the Cheyenne line. Knowles is said to
have admitted his guilt. He is only about
1S wears old and was supporting his mother
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
RIOT IN ILLINOIS HOUSE
DisOFderly Scenes Mark Defeat OF
Chicago Board OF Trade
Bill.

sPRINGFIELD. Ill, May 7.-The board
Of trade bill was killed in the house early
this morning by vote of 70 to es. The bill
was framed to legalize transactions OF the
Chicago Board OF Trade and put an end
to bucket shops" Exciting scenes
marked the defeat OF the bill. Part OF the
time the house was in uproar. the speaker
violently rapping for order. A number OF
lobbyists Tor the bill who had crowded into
the chamber we're elected by the SER
geant-at-arms from that part of the house
reserved for members.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
SOUTHERN METHODIST FUNDS
Board of Missions Sets Aside Money
to he Used in For-
eiHn Lands

NASHVILLE, Tern, May 6.-The board
OF missions Of the Msthodist Episcopal
church. South. which has concluded Its
work made appropriations for foreign mis-
sion conferences as follows: Brazil mission
$40, ,S2s; China, $42,10O; Corea, a4fb7; JAPAN
S44, s44; Northwest Mexico, sls,7l; Central
Mexico, S2l.S27; Mexican border s2O'69O;
Cuba, 81. .5l5; Indiana, Sn'290; German
"a, 400; Pacific, s4,S4O
The book committee appropriated $4,000 to
the superannuated preachers fund.- and
81 600 10 the fund for rebuilding the main
building at Vanderbilt university recently
burned.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
ACME MFG. CO., 62s Barclay Block, Denver, Colo.

never reached it's treasury. Albright paio
the note when due and brought suit 10
recover the amount from the company
For the company it was argued that HOW
ard had no right to bind the company 70
the making of the loan, but the court de-
cided in favor of Albright.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
Two Men Fatally shot

dropped from the rolls.
Two Men Fatally shot.
Two men were fatally shot tonight in a
riot in front of the Gainsboro hotel at
1851 West Madison street They are
Charles DAILY, shot in the right hand and
the abdomen; John Noonan, shot through
the body, just above the heart Both
claimed to be deputy sheriffs and at the
time they were shot were wearing the
star Of deputy sheriff and were armed.
The fight started when three nonunion
men. among whom was Harry r. Ford, a
guard employed by the United States Ex-
press company, approached the hotel. They
are living at the hotel DAILY and Noonan
and a number OF others hooted the men
and Ford and his companions were soon
surrounded by a mob. They were struck
several times and before they could reach
the hotel entrance DAILY and Noonan had
gained the doorway Flourishing revolvers
they ordered the nonunion men to stand
back, Ford told the men to get out of
hts way and when they did not do so, but
threatened him with their weapons he
opened nre. The first bullet struck DAILY
and Noonah went down with the second
Ford was arrested. but told the police
thst he had acted in self defense
Joseph Johnson, a strike sympathizer
became involved in an alteration with a
negro on a Wentworth avenue street car
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
COIOred and Black MOhalrS

And fashion says "A great mohair sea-
son." Paris has caught the craze and the
automobile enthusiasm has emphasized
the mohair vogue. Plain and fancy, with
check and conspicuous broken checks,
cross bars, vague indefinite pin checks, the
blue and green checks, smarter than ever,
melange mohairs-beautiful, hair line
plaids and Scotch plaid effects, etc. Every
thing from soc to 500 yard. Samples are
ready for out-of-town customers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
VariCOCeIe, elect, Structure, Kidney
and Bladder Diseases

would be reduced TO a minimum. But as
long as MEN continue TO disregard the
golden adage, "A stitch in time saves nine
ercise Indifference In securing the right
treatment at the outset, just so long will
there be multitudes of chronic sufferers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

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Wash voiles at 1Oc, 12lhc, l5c. 1Sc, zoe,
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Wash organdies at 10c, 15c, 25c, 40c and
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silk orsandies at S5c 4Oc SOC and eOc a
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Scotch plaids at Csc and 30c yard
Mercerized taffetas in checks at 25c and
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Mercerized tafTetas in plaids at 25c, iOc
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Embroidered zephyrs at 4Oc. SOC and 6Oc
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Embroidered voiles at 1sc, 25c and 4bc a
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Zephyr ginghams at 1oc, 121sc, 15c and
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Imported linens at 1sc. 2Oc, Sc. SOc and
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Mercerized Eoliennes at 1sc and 25c a
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Mercerized Soiesettes at 25c yard.
And thousands of other materials in the
latest color combinations and styles.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair and warmer Today in Ne
braska, Iowa, Kansas and the
DakOtas-TOmOrrOw Fair.

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Forecast Of the
weather for Sunday and Monday
For Nebraska, Iowa, North and South Da-
kota and Kansas-Falr and warmer sun
day; Monday, fair.
For Montana,-Fair Sunday and Monday.
For Missouri-Fair Sunday, warmer In
west portion Monday, fair.
For Oklahoma-Showers Sunday and Mon
day.
For wyoming, Colorado and Utah-Fair
and warmer Sunday; Monday. showers and
thunderstorms.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07
INDICTS STANDARD OIL MEN
Two officials Of Concern Are Charged with
= subornation Of Perjury,
RESULT or SUIT TO STOP COMPETITION
Illinois Grand Jury Finds that secret
Service Agent of Company
was Induced 20 Make
False oath.

PEORIA, ILL.,, May e--Tne grand jury at
Pekin, ILL.,, has returned indictments
against two high officials of the Standard
OIL company. Requisition papers win be
asked of Governor Deneen next Monday,
The names have been suppressed. The
two officials are charged with having in
duced one Charles Kersher TO swear that
he owned a horse and wagon, which really
belonged to the Standard Oil company, to
get possession of the same in order to
force Fred Hamsuit a resident Of Pekin, to
quit selling the product of the Royal Oil
company, an opposition concern The
story is as follows:
In 1901 Hamsuit purchased from man
who represented himself to be an agent
OF the Standard Oil company a tank
wagon, used in peddling oil about the
streets of the city. After a time he ceased
sell the product of the Royal Oil com
pany. Repeated efforts to get Hamsuit to
buy from the Standard having failed Ker-
sher arrived on the scene and after fail
ard filed suit in the court of Justice Jacob
Rapp to replevin the wagon, swearing that
stok Vas hS m maqs the
bond and on May 10, 1902, was given pos
session of the property.
The case was called to the attention OF
the office of the attorney general of lthe
state of Ohio and In conjunction with the
city attorney of Pekn, Charles Schaefer
evidence was secured which showed con-
clusively that the property belonged TO the
Standard oil company and that Kersher
who replevined 1t, is secret service man
In their employ.
City Attorney schaefer is authority for
the statement that every effort will be
made to bring the two officials to Pekir
for trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-07

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