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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16

In the lead He had the arrows, four in
number, fastened to long spear, and as he
struck at the Pawnee the crippled man
lodged 10 one side and grasped the spear,
wrestling it from the Cheyenne's hand. Al
most simultaneously with the charge Of the
Cheyennes. a few Pawnees in the rear, see
ing the danger OF their crippled brave,
rushed TO hts assistance The Cheyennes
were thus routed before they could regain
their sacred arrows.
About ten years later the Cheyennes re-
covered two OF their sacred arrows by Civ
ing the Pawnees go ponies. In their ne
gotiations here the Cheyennes were unable
to convince the Pawnees that the two ar
rows still I'm the latter's possession should
be surrendered al this time. The Pawnees
said that II the Dog Soldier Cheyennes
should prove worthy friends OF the Skedee
band after the intended visit ~ the Paw
nees to the Cheyennes next summer the
Pawnees may listen 20 a proposal from the
Cheyennes At this time the Cheyennes
must be satisfied with the presents they
have received. Kansas City Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16

carrying the rock to a place in the town
square.
The portion that first fell to the ground
belongs to US" he cried, and that We will
transport with all care and diligence to its
proper home"
Twenty yoke OF oxen drew the whig sec
ton OF Plymouth Rock up the hill, amid
the shouts OF the throng that pushed for
ward around the liberty pole which was
10 mark the new site. The ceremony Of
defeating the rock in its new position was
very impressive. and the people stood with
barred heads and in reverent tones chanted
their high-pitched psalms in token Of
thanksgiving.
In the town square this part Of Plymouth
Rock remained for more than half a CEN
fury, when committee Of the council
resolved 20 move it back TO its original
position, and Join II, as best they could 70
the other half Accordingly. in 1884 on the
morning OF the Fourth Of July. the Ply
mouth Rock had been reunited in all seri-
business to its long-estranged portion and
the union made complete by a mixture OF
cement and mortar.
Today four granite columns support a
canopy OF granite that offers Plymouth
Rock an indifferent protection against tho
rain and the sun and serves 10 keep back.
In some measure. the thousands OF sight
seers that come TO Plymouth with only one
object in view, namely. to press up around
the iron bars. and 70 gaze through them
al the revered rock. on which they sec
the single inscription, cut IN the middle OF
its face In long. plain figures. 'IS20."
The rock is surrounded by a high iron
railing composed Of alternate boat hooks
and harpoons, and inscribed with the illus
tTious names Of the forty men who drew
up the Pilgrims compact on board the
Mayfiower that November day as they
sighted the coast that henceforth was 70
be- their honest. Nicholas
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
HUNS DEMAND SUFFRAGE
Denomination in Favor Of More Liberal
Election Laws at Budapest.
WORK At sTANOSTILL IN FACTORIES
strong CordOns of Police Called Out
to Preserve order, but So
Far No Disturbance
Has Occurred.

BUDAPEST, Sept. l5.-Since early this
morning dense masses Of workingmen have
been marching to the lower house OF the
Diet for the purpose Of liking a de-
monstration in favor OF universal suffrage.
Crowds composed Of other classes also
gathered and strong cordons Of police were
posted near the building Herr julius
justin, president OF the house received the
Populations, who presented petitions set
ting forth the demands OF the people. In
reply, Herr Justh said his position az
president OF the house prevented him ex-
pressing an opinion. but he begged the
people TO await quietly the decision of Par
lament
Work is at a standstilI In all the fac
tories, as the workers are taking part IN
the demonstration. No disturbance had oc-
CURED up TO the time this dispatch was
filed
on the reopening OF the Diet today Baron
Fejervary formally announced the resigna-
ton Of the cabinet and the proroga ton
Of Parliament until October 10. to enable
the coalition parties to submit a program
to the hng-emperor Francis Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16

qualities OF the different grades OF coal
used. The smokestack is $50 feet high and
is constructed OF hollow terra Gotta blocks
II is supported by steel girders at a point
twenty-three feet above the boiler room
floor.
All OF the power used in the abattoir
is electrically transmitted and there are
two 400 and one so kilowatt generators,
directly connected 10 the engines OF the
power house.
One Of the valuable concessions received
by the company from New York City is
a permit TO drive cattle through West
Thirty ninth street from the dock to its
buildings and to put railroad gates across
the street which may be closed al sucn
times as the cattle are being driven. The
first lot OF steers that came in were brought
in cars which the company has leased. al
II has decided TO get whatever advantage
there may be in the ownership OF the
cars in which its stock is transported.
The company owns twenty-eight city
lots on Eleventh avenue between Thirty
eighth and Fortieth streets, and as its
business increases It expects TO put up
more buildings. II also has a dock privi-
Iege OF $50 feet at the foot OF West Thirty
ninth street leased from the city for a
term OF twenty years. and has laid a six
teen-inch salt water main out into North
river.
The principal organizers Of the move
ment for the new abattoir were Arthur
Bloch, president OF the company; Aaron
Buchsbaum, William G. Wagner and Isaac
Fromme. All OF them except the latter
who is a lawyer, began life at the bottom
round OF the ladder in the retail meat
business and worked their way up to the
ton
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
CRACK IN PLYMOUTH ROCK
Crevice FILLED with Cement Involves
Unique Bit of
History.

Plymouth has been called the cradle Of
New England. II is on the coast, thirty
eight miles south Of Boston. and Is =
thriving and prosperous New England
town. with good schools and churches, and
town haH. and shops OF all kinds, and
comfortable homes.
on the fat strip OF land that runs for
miles up and down the shore Of the bay
the diminutive white houses OF the fisher
men are crowded close together. In the
center on the same nat land strip, hanked
on both sides by the hshermeu's homes Is
a large. open square. forty yards from the
water front. Here stands Plymouth Rock.
the first sight Of which gives one a mental
shock. for, no doubt, fancy has pictured
an immense bowlder rising grandly out Of
the sea, but instead the visitor sees only
an ohlong, irregularly shaped gray sand
stone rock twelve feet in length and ive
feet in width at the widest point and two
az the narrowest. Across one part runs a
large crack which has been filled with ce-
ment and which gives 10 Plymouth Rock
a highly artificial appearance. The origin
% this crack Is a bit 81 unique history. and
bears evidence TO the early differences that
at times divided the inhabitants into two
factions
For long time there waged spiritual and
bitter wrangling between the opposing par
ties, and II even settled down upon the
much-cherished Plymouth Rock which one
party declared ought 20 he removed 10 a
more worthy position in the town square
and the other wrsnEler protested Il should
not be- moved an inch from its position
even though they had 20 guard Il with their
pixies and guns.
Finally the stronger faction drew up their
forces around Plymouth Rock and in
attempting 20 move Il up the hill split IL
asunder, which seemed bad omen for
those who had attempted such a thing
until an ardent Wing leader hourished his
sword and by eloquent appeal 20 the other
Eealous wings convinced them that they
should not sWeTye from thsiE plan OF
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
The Literary Masseuse.

woman of wealth residing on the
North side returned home a tride late for
dinner the other evening and enthusiastic
ally began talking learnedly TO her hus-
band Of current literature. She quoted
Stephen Phllpss "Marpessa" and she
aung George Bernard Shaw at him Then
she ratified on some verses by Mrs. Payne
Whitney.
Hold on" he admonished. These wo-
mans clubs are plunging you in beyond
my depth"
''woman's clubs" she secuted, Il have
been To my massesuse."
The lady referred 20 a cultivated and
erudite hairdresser and masseuse who Is
paid by the hour for instructing her pa
irons in the latest literature and art while
she messages their faces and manicures
their ingers,-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
FIGHTING The BEEF TRUST
New York Butchers Construct Notable
Independent Plant
REMARKABLE FEATURES OF THE BUSHES;
Detailed Description of an Institution
Claimed TO suFpAss Every Pack
ing Plant in the Country
Millions Invested.

The strict observance of the old Mosaic
law in the slaughter OF cattle is one OF
the most remarkable features in the bust
ness of the New York Butchers Dressed
Meat company, which is making a deter
mined tight against the American Beef
trust. In the most modern and complete
abattoir in the world. which has recently
been erected on the corner of Eleventh
avenue and Thirty-ninth street in New
York City, every head OF cattle is being
killed by some one of nine specially Sc
lected Jewish rabbis. in strict accordance
with the laws laid down by Moses for the
children OF Israel before they entered the
Promised Land many centuries ago.
Every head OF cattle before being slaugh-
tered is examined by these rabbs. and
after death its entrails are also examined
for the least trace Of disease. which, II
found, causes its prompt rejection. One OF
the requirements Of the Mosaic law is that
the animal shall be in perfect condition
after death. For this reason they are not
allowed to stun It with a blow on the
forehead from an axe, as is the custom
IN nearly all OF the other abattoirs. Ac-
cording TO the Mosaic law, the killing must
be accomplished by one clean stroke OF a
knife across the throat and the blood must
be allowed TO now from the wound natu-
rally. so as TO leave the carcass in perfect
condition. II a nick is discovered in the
knife after the operation. caused by con-
tact with the neck bone, the animal killed
with IL must be rejected.
The new abattoir plant in which this work
has begun was planned and built only
after experts had visited and examined all
az the leading abattoirs in this country and
Canada They took the best features OF
all the plants examined. and to them added
improvements which probably make the
New York abattoir the finest plant OF its
kind In the world. The organizers OF the
movement were encouraged 70 take up
this night against the main business OF the
Beef trust because OF their success in the
fat rendering business in this city. Seven
years ago they were compelled TO do their
. own fat rendering because OF the eXtor-
lons OF the trust That business was a
success from the start and has been com
bined with the present new abattoir
The new abattoir building is seven stories
high, hreprOof. OF steel construction and
composed OF pressed brick and limestone.
In no part OF II is there any wood or any
other material that might absorb blood or
moisture and thus create breeding place
for germs The floors are OF concrete and
the walls are tiled with glazed brick from
cellar 70 roof. Each floor has TITS toilets
and marble plumbing and the electric APP
\ paTatus throughout the bun'mT Is Hid
u SsEk Insulation The cost % tbs build
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
Art and Geography.

Among the visitors at an art exhibition,
were two old ladies from the country.
They were examining with great interest
bas-relief OF a young Greek shepherd.
beneath which were inscribed the words,
Executed In terra Gotta"
II wonder where Terra Gotta is?" ven
tured the elder OF the two, turning 20 her
companion.
We'll. now I ought TO know" hesitated
the other, but can't seem 10 place Il Just
now"
"Ah. we'll" replied the FIRST speaker. as
they passed on. 1t must be a deradful
place n they execute harmless young boys
Ike that there,"-Youth's Companion
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
Greed OF the ocean.

The efforts % engineers 10 save HeliEo-
land from the sea are likely 10 prove IN
availins- Since the session OF the island 20
Germany IN 1889 Heugoland has lost much
Of its area, not only through the collapse
Of IT'S sandy Gins which oTer fragile 70
sistance 20 the encroaching sea, but alsO
through a sinking Of lis south shore En-
gineers have been ar work filling crevices
with rocks and building breakwsters, but
If has been found that the very sea floor
on which these have been constructed Is
unstable In 1891 the circumference OF the
island was three and thres-auarter miles.
Il Is now three miles.-New York Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
Ominou. SIEns

II dish towel falls from the hand n the
Aoor YOU are sure n have company at din
ner that night This applies 20 the cook.
the mistress OF the house and the hubby
who helps his wife wash the dishes when
you wind the cuckoo clock b sure 70 pull
the chain on the right FIRST Don't wind
your watch az bedtime. Rs so men in loo
have habit of doing. wind ~ when you
rise IN the morning and start out fresh
with g. when keys rust In your pocket u
is a sign % low vitality-or salt stmos-
phere. or perspiration. Don't turn up your
toes; Il is a sign you are dsad-New York
Press
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
Saturday Shoe Sale

$50 pair Ladies' vci kid patent tip, lace $500 Shoes
And sixty Green Trading Stamps.
400 pair Boys storm calf, lace shoes, $500 value,
dI
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
600 pair Misses and Children's Dongoa patent tip
tension sole, shoes worth $3.50, for. ...........
And Thirty Green Trading Stamps
Men patent pong colt button bluchers, made tn
latest style toe, $500 shoes at. ...............
Men Doctor Packard cushion sole shoes for tender
feet $500 shoes Observation-Disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
BENEFITS
BIG GROCERY.

SATURDAYS WONDERFUL ARRAY OF
MONEY SAVING SPECIALS.
Forty Green Trading Stamps with sack
Pride Of Benefits Flour. ...............H 90
fiIty Green Trading Stamps with quart
bottle Blood Of the Grape ............... 5Oc
Forty Green Trading Stamps with quart
Twenty Green Trading Stamps With pound
package Tea Strings ........... Sc
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with pint
bottle Blood Of the Grape ................ sc
twenty Green Trading Stamps with pound
z can Batavia fancy Salmon. ...............2 &c
len Green Trading Stamps with three
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with can
Gennesse Cranberry Sauce ............l 2Iac
age Gust-O Breakfast Food...........'.I2 PFC
Ten Green Trading Stamps with can
Boyles Dessert Peaches, very deic-
Ten Green Trading Stamps with can can
- Nebsters Apple Sauce ....................lO c
can Benefits Capitol Baking Powder. 3ic
Ten Green Trading Stamps with bottle
Bennetts Capitol Flavoring Extract. .lSc
Potted Chicken, Can........................ SC
Potted Turkey, can........................ sc
Maple Cream. cake. .....................3 &c
CASTLE Soap, cake. PIC
SARATOGA CHIPS SPECIAL
Just received lot nice, crisp, fresh Sara
toga Chips. Price for Saturday only:
Half-pound package. ......................i Oc
QuarteT-pOund package. ......................5 &c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with pint bottle
Ten Green Trading Stamps With package
harshmallow Dainties. ..........-...-.. ..lOc
Ten Green Trading Stamps with half
pound cake Benefits Premium ChOco-
Call on our Expert Demonstrator-always
something new. Free samples.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEESE.
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with pound
Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound
New York Full Cream Cheese. 21c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound
Domestic Swiss Cheese, very fine. PC
BUTTER. BUTTER. BUTTER.
Benefits Capitol Creamery the best pro-
duced pound brick full weight. .......23c
Ice cold Buttermlk free at butter counter.
BENEFITS CANDY SECTION.
Saturday special on Cream Caramels. 100
pounds at the unusually low price, per
pOuhu ...''.'.... .lOc
Ten cents per pound
CIGAR DEPARTMENT.
Rudyard Klpling a seed Havana SC Cigar
the best that $50 for....................S 50
Forty Green Trading Stamps
genuine French BTiaT Pipe, bent or
straight. bone, cellulOid or rubber mouth
piece &c
Thirty Green Trading Stamps.
Benefits special GRADUATED Smoking
Tobacco. per pound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CSC
Five Green Trading Stamps.
Strong Hold Chewing. thick plug pound 4sc
Fifty Green Trading Stamps
We handle full line OF Pittsburgh and
Cleveland Stogies.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
Saturday in Hardware

Forty Green Trading Stamps with OhC
each Wash Boiler. up from. ......... , NV
Ten Green Trading Stamps with ono 10f-
dozen Tomato Cans. ................ ~
Thirty Green Trading Stamps with E6C
good Lantern. up from ............. wv
Ten Green Trading Stamps with Wire
Vegetable Boiler. can BE- used for f0c
boiling eggs as we'll .................... w.
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with DC
good Bread knife.................... ~'S
Forty Green Trading Stamps with Enc
Galvanized Tub, nc, &C and ......... wv
Ten Green Trading Stamps with &c
can Yellow Label Stove Polish.......
Ten Green Trading Stamps with Zoe
can Stove Pipe Enamel ............ = =
Twenty Green Trading Stamps With DC
Toilet Paper older........... ....... ~
Forty Green Trading Stamps with E1c
any Stove Board. prices up from. -
DOUBLE STAMPS on ALL PAINTS.
REMEMBER WE ARE HEApQUAR-
TIERS FOR JAPALAC AND ALL GOOD
PAINTS. OILS AND LEADS.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
Beautiful Hand Painted China

lovers of pretty china this new lot.
CUT GLASS FOR Allan assortment better and larger
than all others in Omaha the prices are lower too!
See that $500 Table, Vases, Bowls, Footed Jellies,
Sugars and Creams, Water Bottles cuttings,
shapes and values up $1,000 your choice z M
JARDINIERES, any size, any color any prce.-Many
to select from the beautiful Louwesa, =
$500, $500 81. 90, 800 and GOC
Many pretty Jardnieres 25c, 20c SOC, and up
handsome pedesals at $1,000, $1,000, $780, $500
HANDSOME PLATES SALAD BOWLS, SUGARS AND
CREAMS, ENGLISH CHINA, VASES, PLAQUES
JUGS, ETC.-AIl ask Is the pleasure OF showing
line when you are looking for present.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16

II you have anything 20 trade advertise
It in the "Fsr ETehanSs" column g The
Bee want ad page
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16

a FEW SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.
GERMAN CHINA SALAD BOWIs-Pretty decoration,
good shape and neat gold treatment, Saturday 10
to a customer, a 800 value, each ...... JIG
Beautiful English Porcelain Dinner Sets johnson
best pattern for 1908, little rosebud decoration
artistic shape, fine gold traced pattern Z q q
100 piece set Saturday .............. ~. 20
Handsomely Engraved Table Tumblers-Perfect good
and the best flint glass, regular 90c doz, DE-
To interest you in line OF Japanese goods,
will sell Saturday pretty pick match holder
value easily 19c only to a customer,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16
ART SALES

NlNDEltf I u WALL ~.
Young Mother Pictures. by
Maud Staum. framed In neat
gold mouldiugs. Saturday.
each ....................s SIC
and twenty green trading
stamps with each
$500 value framed Cartoons,
22.75 and $3.50 value Cupid
Pictures ............... ...... D.. &.OO
Photograph Cuts for Saturday
soc Frames ............. 1Bc
$40 Dresser Boxes ........ .eSo
4Oc Glove Boxes ........... 2Dc
Sl.25 Mirrors ............. 100
1sc Panels ....... 12c
4Oc Whisk Broom Holder. 81. 8Oc
Photo Holders .,............. 1Oc
$500 value OUTFIT. 1.69
We are headquarters for School
Supplies.
Picture Framing, our leading
speciality.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-16

SATURDAYS WONDERFUL ARRAY OF
MONEY SAVING SPECIALS.
The Washington times., 1905-04-14
MARKET ACTIVE,
PRICES STRONG
Latter at Noon Are Best
Of the Day.
UNION PACIFIC KEYNOTE
Nevertheless 1t Did Not Have as
Great Rise as Other
Issues.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE stock
market opened active and thoroughly
strong. There were gains of q in
Unicn Pacific, Smelling, Tennessee Coal
and lron.~-Coiorado Fuel and Metro
politan Street Railway. American
Wooden ran UP "a St Paul and United
States Steel preferred rose Is. The
average of the whole list was probably
Is. The only weakness was the loss of
y in American Ice preferred. Amalga-
mated Copper rose u.
Although Union Pacific did not have
so great a rise during the first half
hour as several leading issues. the trad
ing IN it was regarded as of the utmost
significance and was considered the real
keynote of the entire market. The Dor
rowing demand continued as large as
ever.
Bull points are circulated on American
Agricultural-Chemical common, and 1t
is asserted that arrangements have
been made for sharp upward movement
IL that stock.
The stock market continued to gain
strength at noon. Prices were at the
best of the Gay. London houses took
10000 on balance. The crowd in Union
Pacific was large, and buyers and sell
ers hard to pick out. The sympathetic
rise in st. Paul and New York Central
was largely made by prominent room
trader. Elsewhere the industrial list
was the feature.
The bond list was quiet and only
about steady.
The Washington times., 1905-04-14
Admiral Togo Seizes
Another Naval Base

LONDON. April IA dispatch to the
Central News from Tokyo says a state
of siege has been officially declared to
have existed since April Is within the
harbor limits and in the vicinity of Ma
kung in the Pengu islands and the Pes
cadores.
A naval court of inquiry has also been
created at Making and a temporary
naval prison established
The Pengu and Pescadorcs islands are
located in Formosa strait between For
mosa and China. Making is a fortified
town On the largest island of the group,
1t has a good harbor, although it not
easily accessible.
On April IL the Japanese announced
the closing of the harbor of killing on
the northern coast of ,Formosa TO- all
foreign vessels. The seizure of Ma
kung would seem to indicate that 3d-
mirai Togo is making it his new base
and that he is watching the Formosa
strait closely.
This locality was picked several days
ago as the most likely scene OF the COM
ing conflict between the two fleets IN
case Admiral Rogestvenslfy tries TO
make for Viadivostok without gong
outside the Philippines into the Paeitle,
The Washington times., 1905-04-14
FOUR-YEAR-OLD BOY
DROWNED IN CANAL
Had Been Out All Day Playing Along
Bank-Tried to Catch Float
ing Dead Fish.

Little Michael Kelly, four years old,
fell into the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
foot of Thirty-seventh street, George
town, and was drowned late yesterday
afternoon.
At the time of the accident the child,
tired of play, was returning to his
home. 1893 Thirty-seventh street.
With several companions about his
own age he endeavored to catch dead
fish that was floating down the canal.
He lost his balance and tumbled into the
icy water.
The struggle for life was brief. as the
lad was almost exhausted when he fell
into the canal. Coroner hewitt gave a
certificate Of death by accidental drown
ing.
Michael was the youngest Of five chill
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly.
After dinner yesterday he wandered up
the canal road with number of boys
in kits. and did not think of home until
supper time.
He was accustomed to walking along
the gray stone wall around the canal,
and hoped upon it yesterday. He and
the other boys negun throwing sticks
and stones at objects in the canal.
When they neared the Aqueduct bridge
a big yellow perchs@as seen floating
along on tie surface or the water. One
boy pulled it in toward the wall with a
stick. Michael law down on the wall
and reached out to get hold of the fish.
The fish receeded from the wall as he
grasped for il. He stretched out far
Their in order to reach the prize, lost
his balance, tumbled into the water
sank and rose three times, and was
gone.
Harhormaster Sutton within a few
moments rad crew from the police
boat Vigilant on the scene with crap
ping hooks. After half an hour the
body was brought ashore.
Coroner hewitt ordered it taken to the
morgue. 1t was there that the father
who had been looking for his boy since
he failed to appear at the supper table
identified it. The remains We're removed
10 an undertaking esta biishment. where
they were prepared for burial
The funeral services will probably Ii
held from the home today