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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
Young Has a Merry Time.

Frank Young, a guest at the Windsor no.
tel met with painful decorations of the face
last night by falling of the step Of the
Windsor bar and pitching head-hrst into
the CRATE which covers one Of the basement
windows. His left cheek was cut TO the
bone and the flesh scooped out about an
inch in diameter His lin cut almost
through so that three stitches had to be
taken to close the wound. But all this
had no effect on his hilarity He playtully
smeared Ofiicer Nanous' coat with blood,
much to that officers wrath, and he laughed
uproariOusly all the while the doctors were
stitching him together. When placed in
a cell for safety he Immediately pulled his
bandages on and started HIS wounds bleed
ing afresh He was sewed up again.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
Chimes of Normandy.

The first rehearsal OF this opera, so soon
to be given at B0yds under the auspices
of the-loCal aerie OF Eagles. occurred last
night at their own hall, lO1 South Four
teenth street. Owing to previous engage
all an opportunity OF fair start together
n special rehearsal is called for S o'clock
tonight, when Il is hoped the entire cast
and chorus will he present. The hall is
heated and every comfort extended TO the
guests. II may be considered eXpedient TO
change the place Of rehearsal. therefore the
necessity of a full attendance to discuss
and settle this and other matters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
FINK REJECTS THE TENDERS
County Treasurer Refuses to Accept
Part Payment of Taxes
by Railroad.

Tax agents OF the Union Pacihc Railroad
company made a tender to County Treas
urer Fink Tuesday afternoon of $4,000 in
payment OF taxes for 1896. The records,
however show the Onion Pacific owes
$500 and the treasurer refused to accept
partial payment. Agents for the Burllng-
ton likewise rendered 5000 in lieu Of
1900 which stands on the books against
that road.
County Treasurer Fink acted under in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
JUST FRoM THE OLD FARM
MIR. Rube Buys Ticket to Look at
Pictures In the Theater
Lobby.

Many interesting incidents happen around
the lobby OF a theater, but the latest which
was pulled OF at the Krug takes the prize.
Mr.. Rube sauntered TO the box office and
asked the price. Treasurer Phelps replied,
'25c, 5Oc. 75c and ST."
We'll give me two bits worth" replied
Mr. RUDE.
It was noticed he took his time in exam
lining all of the pictures and half sheets
displayed in the lobby, and when there was
slight break in the buying line he again
approached the box office and said, How
much to go inside?"
Phelps saw the man had paid for looking
at the pictures, so he told him II was .
cents more to go inside. He took the Rube's
ticket and another quarter and sold him a
5O-cent seat.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
COMMITTEE TO SEE J. C. ROOT
Iowa WOOdmen of the World send
10 Consult with Him In Regard
to Printers Lockout.

Word was received in Omaha last night
that Messrs. Win S. White Judge Stafford
and Judge Sims OF Sioux City were on their
way TO Omaha to consult with ]. c. Root,
sovereign commander OF the Woodrnen of
the World. These gentlemen are high in
the councils of the order in Iowa. Mr.. Sims
being head Of the Hawkeye Jurisdiction Il
is given out that they will take up with
Mr. Root the matter OF having the work OF
the order done in union Offices At present
it is done by nonunlon woTkmen, TO which
many members OF the order at large OBJ
Ject.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29

ing, December 5. the annual election viii be
held.
Friday evening the Rebesah degree stan
will give a mask ball at odd Fellows hall
Twenty-fourth and NJ streets.
The Presbyterian Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. William McBurney, Twen-
ty-fifth and r streets, on Friday afternoon.
Funeral services were held Tuesday after
noon over the remains Of Mrs. +. p Polls
ley. Today the body will be forwarded to
Coin, Ia. for interment.
There will be preaching services at the
English Lutheran church. fwenty-ffth and
X streets. on Thanksgiving forenoon. Rev.
Ralph w. Llvers will deliver the sermon.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held
at the First Methodist Episcopal church
Thursday forenoon at 1870 o'clock. Rev.
w ID. StambauEh will preach the sermon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
RIcScIIst FnIIn Under Chr.

Frank Foster. who lives At Fifteenth and
Webster met with a painful accident last
night at Sixteenth and Webster He was
riding on a bicycle behind the south hound
car on Sixteenth and at Webster started
TO cross over to the east side OF the street
He was struck by the nOrth-bound car and
thrown The wheels passed over his hand
and cut on two fingers, the little one and
the one next TO it, There was a severe lac
GRAFTON Of his arm also. and two painful
scalp wounds. He was taken into the drug
store at Sixteenth and Webster and later
taken in the patrol to the Clarkson hospital
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29

str,ictions recently issued by the state az
torney IN which he advised the county
treasurers OF the state to refuse TO accept
partial payment The cases are now pend
ing In the federal court awaiting further
action TO be taken before Special Examiner
Charles W. Pearsall.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
CURE PERMANENT

"Your letter of the 10th inst. re-
ceived, asking in regard TO the cure OF
my baby some six years ago. Well,
the disease mas never returned to her
head, which at that time was a solid
sore on top and down the back. p"
Mrs. WM. RYER, Elk River, MINI.
Feb IS, 1908.
Complete EHtsrnsi and Intsrnal Treatment for every
Hurof from Pimples serOtut from Infancy 70 Age,
consist o. Cuticuru SOAP Sc Ointment Sc, Resol
vent zoe in form 81 Chocolate Coaed pfle Use per
VIA Of an msy he had ~ all drugTitts single Get one
eurss the most distressing when all ether remedies
and the beat physicians fall. Potter Drug Chem
SSlsi.d Ffss, How to Cure Itching. sesly Humcr'."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
Ordinances Pansed.

These ordinances were passed: Abolishing
the office OF claim agent of the city; chang
ing the curb line of Nineteenth street from
St. Mary's avenue to Leavenworth; to levy
special taxes for sewers in these sewer dis
triots, 3OS 800, S12. 7O6; to pave Lake street
from Eighteenth to Twentieth.
a motion was carried to have the heads
Of each department report to the city
comptroller the amount of money needed
to run the department the remainder of the
year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
A. h. Comi:Ock bossn to Succeed the
Late George Nicholson.
Or. RALPH MAY GET HIS LABORATORY
Point Referred tO Committee 10
Inquire and Report Back to
Council with Recommended
lions as to Action.

A n. Comstock was elected councilman
at a meeting Of the city council Tuesday
night to I'LL out the unexpired term Of
George Nicholson, deceased, Of the Fourth
ward. Mr.. Comstock received the unani-
nous vote OF the council.
The report of the board of engineers APP
pointed to investigate the safety Of the
Hayden Bros. building. which was ex-
pected. failed to materiaize for the reason
that late this afternoon a new question
came up in a discussion between the MEM
bers of the board and It was decided to
withhold the report for a later period. Mr..
Condron was called to Chicago last night
and will probably wire the other two MEM
bers today his conclusions regarding the
disputed point.
Laboratory Report Ordered.
DR. Ralph's agitation for a city labora-
tory brought forth the following resou-
ton introduced by Back:
Whereas, Comments have recently been
made In the public press and elsewhere as
TO the quality of milk and other food prod
ucts furnished TO our citizens, and demands
city council to compel purveyors to furnish
pure milk and other food products to their
customers; therefore be IL
Resolved, by the city council of the city
Of Omaha, the mayor concurring. That the
committee on fire, water and police and the
hereby referred to the various newspaper
comments relating to the quality Of milk
and other food products furnished to the in
hahitants of the city of Omaha. and to re-
port to the mayor and council the best way
OF improving the same and for purchasing
tests OF all milk. water and food products
whenever It is deemed necessary.
Gathers Complains of Collectors.
John 7. Gathers again broke into the
llmelight with a letter announcing that
Treasurer Hennings was employing seven
collectors. whose time taken UP BOOM
ing the candidacy of Hennings for mayor.
Two collectors. he alleged. would be able
to do the collecting. He also called atten-
ton of the council to the fact that his
other communications requesting the city
to dispense with a number of officials had
been ignored, thereby causing loss to the
city of 5000
The bid OF the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION for the ten-foot strip of land on
Seventeenth street. between Harvey and
st. Mary's avenue. for 500 was accepted.
This was the only bid on the property.
The authority granted to Abstractor
Hartley TO employ an assistant was re-
voked and the assistant ordered discharged
November 30.
An ordinance was introduced defining an
unsafe building as one so damaged that II
could not be reconstructed for 30 per cent
of its cost, and giving the authority 20 the
city to tear it down and tax the costs to
the owner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29

Thanksgiving eve will witness a big cele
bration at the Newsboys' Home al ~
Farnam street, al which time the presenta-
uon OF new library Will take place. This
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
TaHss Being Paid.

Tuesday the Rock Island railroad paid its
PERSONAL and realty taxes for the year 1905.
These taxes amounted to $50 and were
aid in fun and without any protest, as
ormerly. This is the first large corpora
ion to pay It's this years taxes. Next
month statements will be called for, but
the bulk of the taxes are not expected I'm
intil near the end Of the month. City
axes on the 1875 levy become delinquent on
January ! and from that date the city
treasurer charges interest at the rate OF l
,er cent per month. This year the Union
stock Yards company viii be the heaviest
,sNpayer the wards assessment being some
hing like 5000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29

The public schools will close this after
lnon for the regular THANKSGIVING holiday.
There will be no session held on Friday.
he pupils not being required TO return 10
heir studies until next Monday, December
Quite number Of the teachers who re-
ide out Of the city will leave for their
ZONES nn afternoon and evening trains to-
bay, not i-urHing until Sunday evening
~ early Monday morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
MaaIc IN GoaaIn

The banks ana city ofices will be closed
20 day THURSDAY
Joseph Zadina. 36i5 Polk street. reports
the birth OF dsushter.
James A. Hail has returned from Abilena.
kan, where he went 10 attend TO some
business matters.
This evening the members OF the police
department. will give a ball az the EsN-
change building.
The local lodge Of Eagles met last night
md nominated officers. on Tuesday even
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29
stim HoIdinE Back.
Petition for Sidewalk.

4 petition is being circulated for presen-
taiion 20 the city council asking that
temporary sidewalk he laid on Missouri
avenue between rwenty-third and Twenty
'ourth streets. In this block on the north
ode Of the avenue the walk was torn up
IN account OF moving and making repairs
q a couple OF buildings Now that the re-
nars have progressed sufficiently those
traversing the street want walk laid.
Hsyor Koutsky probably will have the
street force lay temporary wooden walk
which will last until the paving is laid
leNt year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-11-29


and write for book and medical advice without charge
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-28

plying between this and other ports.
would In time be forced 10 stop aua
pick up "a pilot uu entering fuEef.
SOUND
Although certain provisions IN the
blu appear 20 oblItsratr THE, yet the
acknowledgement point out the result
would Be the same.
The trouble. the marine men says
viii arise from Section ? and TO, 81
the bill Section states All yes
sets sailing under register bound -
any Of the ports on Puget sound af
lie tributaries shall AZ. or near Point
Wilson. take on board such licensed
pilots az shall first tender his aery=
Ices thervfur. aHd goes on to the
effect that outward bound Vessels
shall DO likewise.
Ia section no the hiu states that
~ vessels plying between San
Francisco and the Alaskan coast
wise trade. and vessels iu tow OF
TUGS whose captains are known "a
be familiar wtth the channel. shall
be eliminated from taking a licensed
pilot
The shipping men declare that the
interest nf the city would b. s~ri=
oualy affected b. this measure.
owing to the facts that Seattle
would gain ths reputation among
foreign countries 40 being an .es
r~nHtvo port and would suffer
considerably
L. ~ cray. Of the firm % 1. n
Fs..aa a - a. sr.s4a.ls s4saH 81 fNz HHfE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-28
CHURCHES

FIRST Presbyterian Rev. n. a.
Matthews Al N a. M auantized by
the Holy Spirit q M Is sin
Profitable Services viii be held
~ the Grand opvu HOUSE Sunday
school win De held Boo the basement
of the church AT . - o'clock. a.
usual
Westminster Presbyterian Rev.
j NJ Wilson. A. II a. M. How the
Invitations Go the Great supper Are
Treated Services iB the evening.
Lane street Presbyterian Wrs a.
T. Eurbea= Al N q. m= Home Mis-
sious. the Development Of uur Coun-
try 30 D. m. sermon b. pastor
North Baptist e. REV George
cairns Al II a. mi. What + a
Christian E" evening subject. Lot
Pitched TITS Tent Toward seldom"
Wesley n. Rev HENRY ward
AZ II a. IN. The Inspired Tongue. %
evening. eIpleshlp.s
Trinity Parish Rev n II Cow
-n. Al n a. IN. The House ~ God. ''
evening subject. Window
First Unitarian Rev " H. ST.
monds. At II a. M. Life sim pie.
strenuous and Rational futroiuc-
tory address. a Tribute u Theo-
dare Thomas
FIRST Esrce Methodist Preaching
az II a. m. and : 80 o. m Rev. W
". Lac viii preach On the evening.
Zion Lsuthemn-R Rev ~ A Chris
Jensen. Morning service viii be held
a. Lutheran chapel Ia Redmond
Services az D. n.
Fremont swedish NJ Rev
John oval Preaching az 10 q and
q. On.
Trinity Methodist Preaching a,
n e. "a and D ~. Revival Hsrv-
lees viii continue throughout the
week.
- Mark'a-Rrv. ,. =. Il. Ilvyd
Morning topic. Christ In the syna-
apEas nt Nazareth. evening subject
The Cultivation OF Praysrful
spirit
Tabernacle Baptist ehuseh--Cor-
ner Fifteenth avenue nafth and East
Harrison street. Capitol hul John
" Dean. minister. Morning worship
az n a. N. theme After -Four cen
turtles a Voice evening evangelism
AZ - - o'clock. followed - bensdlc
tory service. theme The Lesson
from 81 Petersburg church Bible
school Ht > - a. m. Young People :
service at 8 80 .. m. Kindsrgnrseu
during morning worship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-28
The MARKETS

The one great feature Of the week
on Western avenue was the heavy
fall in the esq market Eggs for the
past week have dropped from 30 10
% csuts per dozen. II IN believed By
the commissioners that they will go
stin lower in the Gaming week.
Butter Htill remains firm and has
every indication Of raising. The but
ter market la nearly az high now as
Il has been known 10 so. Very little
is being shipped into this city now
and the butter dealers are having =
hard time 70 supply the demands Of
the retail dealers.
The potato market viii probably
20 no higher. SpudE are coming In
regular now and indications are that
they viii remain about the same.
The farmers have begun 90 realize
that u they hold their potatoes uuui
the last minute FOR higher prices.
that the market viii be 50 crowded
that they would fan to the lowest
pficea.
The fruit market remains about
the same. Apples and oranges are
arriving IN abundance and are
drawing good prices. Jap oranges
are about all gone. but a steamer is
expected about the End OF next
month
r. =. Ryan. Of Ryan & Newton
said today that this month has been
the best month OF January they
have had for = number Of years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-28
WILL FIGHT The
new PILOT BILL

A strenuous fight + 90 be lnstt.
Eated bY the Ioeal acknowledgement
against thr enactment OF the pilots
compulsory bill known aa House
Hiii No. i1t calling for a board II
pilot commissioners. which ia 20 be-
voted for by the committee on COM
merer ana manufactures. az olym-
pia. Monday afternoon. The steam
shipmcu declare that n the btu De-
passed Il would work an outrage on
those directly affected. and also
prove delfImeut 20 the chipping
Interests of Seattle.
The bin has been defeated every
time u has appeared. The Seattle
Chamber 81 Commerce has un tbrre
occa alnns voted down the bin. de-
glsfiuN that il Is grossly unfair and
hostile Ia the commercial intafrata
% this city. Tho biil In effect pro-
videa that all vessels sailing from
ports outside Of san Francisco on
the California y4saat. and ports 81
Alaska. shall be compelled to carry
pilots Ia passing In aud out Of Puget
sound
The btu also provides that tho
masters % such vessels shall be
compelled to hold such pilot All the
time his vessel may be in port. and
until she has again put to sea on
her outward voyage.
The htil provides that such Ycs-
sells which may wish ~ shift from
dock 20 dock in the same hafboF
shall engage pilot Ia order Ia do
81. t'or this the vessel IL 20 be
charged the sum Il 81. The steam
ship men declare that the provisions
81 this bill and The further pilot In
cumbrHnesn prescribed tn the meas
urc are wholly Unnecessary. and
that an vessels have ben able 10 get
along 80 FAR without any change
they can 81 50 la the future
They also state that a great deaf
q Inconvenience and delay would
be caused IS the passage Of the bin
The steamshIpmen nay. 20 use fhrir
own words. the bin Il beiu <
farthsrrd BY a lot Of old foKiss. g
who are looking Tor Jobs and who
are not wanted BY the steamship
companies The passage % thia bin.
the marine men state. would uiti-
matefy result iu all the pilots. nov
engaged BY regular steamship COM
panies. joining the organization. and
az a consequence. all vessels now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-28
IT WILL DO
SOMETHING

Although tho city officials Will
not take the trouble TO compel Con
tractors Mcclellan and Erickson 20
keep the mud orr Railroad avenue.
they are az least going 10 build such
elevated walkwaYa as will allow
people TO cross the avenue without
wadinE through yards OF ooze. As
sistant CITY Engineer Jeffrey an
nounccd this morning that the city
would commence the construction
Monday Of plank walks across Rail
road avenue. These will make con-
dltIons at least hearahle.
Some 80 600 yards Of earth are be-
ing dumped under the Railroad av-
enue trestle between Washinkton
and Columbia streets. The con
tractors are 20 careless about IT,
despite frequent weak-hcarted pro-
tests from the city officials, that
the whole thorouEhfare has become
smearcd with the slippery mass OF
Second avenue clay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-28

since the fail election The social
izt party has grown iu membership
- fast. according to The statements
% It's officers. that they have been
forced 70 get larger and more een-
trail headquarters. Ths committee
having this matter in charge leased
fhe church building ana large double
store room. corner Fourth avenue
and Pine street, and nc isHt Wcduea-
day evenings business meeting u
vas decided 10 name the hall the
Socialist temple and have Mrs Irene
smith. ~ Tacoma. speak on the sub
Jet 81 socialism Up 20 Date to-
morrow at % .. M The building
uill be thsowH open 70 the general
rubIle Tor inspection At I o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-28
DIRE SSIKG UP

The offices q the Canadian Pa
cltc Railroad 4 Steamship com
pany have been uaaerKoing a com
pete change during the last week
rseY hare been tinted in the most
usslient e0ioss ard the walls viii
y covered b. a fine collection %
PICTURES twenty-five o. the finest
rsES Of scenery on the line Of the
Canadian Pacific road are on their
var from the east 20 be put up In
he new offices.
ne interior viii BE- rearranrrd 20
ne better advantage o. the office
nsn and also the patronage % the
ma Tie work on the office will
y done about ths middle Of the
w. and the Canadian Pacific or
&c vill b one Of The best on the
srast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-28
COURT h0TES

The Holmes Music Company and
the Woods Chemical company b..
gan proceedings or dlHiuror puufIou
today in the superior court
Nh Mcleod was today granted RI
divorced from Arehy Mcleod BY
default
May Cutmil Was granted q III
KarDr from j. b. eaftmiIl ou the
ground Of non support and award
81 the custody Of their 2-ysar Old
duuEhfrr.
ON the third trial Of the suit for
damages brought bY q. a WillumH
against tn Ballard Lumber roW
pauy fpr an accident 90 which hiH
hand aan cut Oft. williams HsH to-
DAY given Judgment FOR F1.ot5 iu the
superior court
rho suit 81 EHthaf Jane Morgan
against the Northern rarine com
pauy for $500 damages WAS today
removed from the superior court 10
the circuit court.
J. ~ Msgrnw and George = XII
finger today filed suit IN the Hu
pefior court against John o.. clancy
10 recover an ID $500 promiHorf note.
Judgment for 1900 WIS today
given aablua Dotero Hud Rosa Ca
zHaaa against the Issaqunh Coal
company. Formerly Judgment for
$4,000 was awarded the plaintiffs.
but after argument on motion for a
new trial before the court. order
Was made that n the PLAINTIFF
would accept 5000 without costs
the new trial would be denied
otherwise the defendants motion
would be sustained and "a new trial
granted.
Frank Peterson began suit today
against George f. Hanson 10 recover
$500. which Doc claims DE sent the
defendant from Alaska "a deposit In
"a local bank and which be Says waH
appropriated b. Hanson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-28
WANT TO RAISE.
SALARIES FIRST

one Of the reason, WY , I'M ny ~,
en- CIV sill wait unth newt INV pc.
yos.', .sigs.ns water cents J. ta''
iels 49, ID the meubr - air ae'lte"'
ss's. ' = ths salaries 81 friends in
q fa,s,.'a .r,rfs, In the meantime.
tha ~ ',.sfsl mud r. nov Ia such
sns "a ..p.IIti1u fHat no extra rNr
- -. esn be- thrown upon 1t az the
80 IIme unless DC makes tfr-
80 issns fram JHs water fund I'M
0uea.. ...s..smsuta are raid Ia larEu
.,,unts neSt srriHE.
sfa ...- e.sute ana civil service and
.a..,.s oomm.,tHHa have had IN
san - arue time a plan To raiac
vss .i,.e5ss q several city employees
ths -sanot ao IL without the
- and the latter can be pro-
- eag ffam the earnings OF the
water flani'
-, the council m a sr8sm OF
ss.,sit, raised the salaries Of a
engineers and accountants and
-. md8sulY forEat everybody else.
- NHNa NH7HHaH |HHaHHHH A'A H-7aaH'Ha4 N'H
m.s.flsfaftion among the city hail
49, rhose who have been left
y, ave been referring 20 their
s5..F. in me council "a "tuErutea. 30
49, q the employees, It is claimed.
:. really deserving - better re-
a.s.sutian. although the majority
sss not
o,e anl al. however. feel that
-, have been sauhbed. and the
s,asefman are anxious to relieve
- % ibis hard feo,lug. Whether
I, 81, ,hey VIII succeed viii depend
s-ss,y upon how they handle the
vassr faad. Thgy realise that they
,-.si rrluer water rates. yet they
- hat they should immediately
.seard a few more friends jrsrrv-
~ ana mdrserr.ug. With higher
ularieS