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Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

George zsjch. executive committee. Frank
Nadia, Thomas Koziol, ]. y. Urbaiski.
Magic city Gossip.
Miss Anna Duff has returned from a visit
TO Creston. Ia.
Base burner for sale. Inquire l6l6 North
18th ST. Phone Id30.
Desk room for rent ia Bee office. city hall
building. South Omaha.
St Martins womans auxiliary will meet
at the guild hall Wednesday afternoon.
Jacob Humpal. 3i2 North Twenty-ffth
street, has recently returned from David
City.
A. d. Burhans. who has been visiting
home.
The death OF Charles Grinear's baby was
reported yesterday. He lives at BIOS r
street.
willie and John Menus returned yester-
day from their fathers ranch In keya Paha
county. They will be at lIl2 Missouri ave
nue..
Mrs ]. A. Mclean. wife OF the superin-
tendent of the city schools is now in Chi
cago where she went for visit with
friends and relatives.
j. J Ryan OF Davenport and J. Shea of
Rock Island will be in the city for the next
three months. They have charge OF a con-
tract Of plumbing here.
The Woman's auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian association meets Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Adkins. 100
North Twenty second street.
q. j. Vineyard, city building inspector,
has been sick since January l. He is i'm
proving. but has not yet recovered suffi-
ciently to return to his duties
Frank J. Olsen has resigned his position
with the bureau of animal industry. He
will go at once to Wisconsin. where a men,
Der Of his family is seriously i'll.
Miss Louise Doud of Chicago, formerly of
South Omaha, and well known here. and
Miss Zoe Connor OF Boone. Ia, have beer
visiting in the city for four or five dayH
the guests OF Mrs. N r. Acker. 15li
North Twenty-third street. They both de-
parted yesterday.
Room and board, Sl9 North sd street.
w. II. Brown has been checking In as
agent and representative of the Great
Western railroad at this point during the
| last two days. He will have charge Of the
! work after the beginning of the week. He
/ has located at the Greer hotel for the pres
! ent.
j. r. Fitzsimmons, secretary of the bar
| bcrs union reports that the union Will re
vert to its old rule with respect to hours OF
Monday. The hour OF closing Monday
evening Will be p. m. Other week days
| except Saturday Will be p. m. SATURDAY.
| the closing hour will be 10 p. m. On Sunday
/ II "A. m.
The ball of the Railroad Trainmen las
| night was one of the events in the history
| of the fraternity. A nice crowd ATTENDED
| and the bal. began at y. m. ENcellen
music was the special feature. The youns
! people made merry until midnight,
dainty lunch was served al about II 80. Th
was the fourth annual ball.
Several of the commission men at the eX
| change are anxious to have the statemen
made through the press that the new ru
| of the Live Stock exchange has not raiset
! the charges on cattle from the old schedule
! The raise has been on hogs and sheep ant
! not on cattle, as might have been gathered
from former statements of the rule.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
IL Reform Movement.
Hixh Premium for Bond..

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Jan. ESPECIAL
relegram.)-ln a contest before the Board
OF Supervisors lasting two days the Nc
Donald-McCoy Bond company Of Chicago.
through its local representative, V. C.
Crosley, was forced this afternoon to pay
premium of sl6 as the purchase price Of
$1,000 worth Of 5ls per cent drainage bonds.
II is believed here that this price is the
highest ever paid in the state for similar
bonds, They run fifteen years and are
payable after the NTH year at the rate
Of one-tenth per year
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

New Years night WAS a decided success
The program was lengthy. but highly inter-
esting under the training Of Miss Myrtle
Blake. one hundred dollars was raised by
subscription. besides n generous basket col
lection. which paid for the new carpet for
the roStrum.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home OF Mrs.
George BlakelN's In Fast Amber on Thurs
day and large amount cf general sewing
for the hostess was completed. A superb
dinner Of several courses was served 10y the
hostess and four Of the women one OF the
most pleasant features of the mcettng was
the presentation Of a fine large hemstitched
linen tablecloth to their indetu tigable
worker on the sewing committee. Mrs. j r.
Aushe. by the members or the society. Mrs
Blake made the presentation speech. There
The next meeting will be- at the home ~
Mrs John Blake In Eokermou Thursday.
January Is to quilt all day
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
wyoming Jeaiou. for IL. Rights.

DOUGLAS, Wyo, Jan. ESPECIAL THE
business men of this section are raising
objection TO the alleged attitude Of the
United States reclamation service with ref
erence to the use of the waters Of the
Platte and Sweetwater rivers under the
Pathfinder enterprise. 1t is charged the
government proposes to appropriate all OF
the water OF the big enterprise for the
reclamation OF lands in western Nebraska
wyoming's delegation has been appealed to
to get after the department at Washing
ton to the end that Wyoming get some OF
its own water Injunction suits and end
less litigation are threatened
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
PARENTS FIGHT FOR CHILDREN
Possibility of International Complica-
lions over Alleged kidnapping.

RIAWLINS. Wyo., Jan. s.-(Special.)-
There is a possibility of international corrc-
spondence and conferences growing out of
the domestic troubles of Frederick j. Tyt-
Ter and his wife. Tytler alleges that his
wife and her brother kidnapped his chill
dren from their home in Victoria, B. c.,
and brought them to Rawlins. ]. st. A.
Boyer, the brother. lives at Rock Springs,
Wyo. The children were in his custody at
Rock Springs until three months ago, when
they were forcibly taken away during his
absence. The case is being heard here by
Judge Craig. large number of residents
of British Columbia are here witnesses.
The parties are stopping at the same hotel
and frequently at meals the little chill
dren run back and forth from father to
mother. One side alleges that unless the
case is settled in their favor an appeal will
be made to the State department AT Wash
ngton. 1t would not be strange if the
love of the children will be the means of
bringing about a reconciliation.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
oaaua an New Cia..

ONAWA, Ia. Jan. 6.-(Special Notice
has been received that a certificate of the
secretary of state will be sent to the mayor
Of onawA in a few days certifying that
onawa has passed from an incorporated
town to a city Of the second class, with a
population OF 2,0sl. The towns OF Ridon,
Hawarden, Ida Grove, Leon, Seymour and
Valley Junction also become cities. onawa
will now be divided into wards and an en-
tire new set OF oficials elected.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

YANKTON, S. D., Jan. 6.-State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction NJ. NJ Ramer
OF Milbank, is in the city and yesterday ad-
dressed large gathering OF county district
school officers. Almost every district in
the county was represented. Che new
state school laws. and several subjects OF
a school nature were taken up fully and
Interestingly, Today the state officer ad-
dresses the county teachers and the court
room is expected to be filled with school
teachers. Superintendent C. q. Wenzlai
of this county is presiding and is proving
an excellent officer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
RAILROAD EXTENSION IN DAKOTA
VI. and st. l. to Build Fifty Miles West
from WATERFOWL.

PIERRE, S. D.. Jan. 6.(Special Tele-
gram.) 49, Articles OF Incorporation have
been filed with the secretary OF state for
the Minnesota, Dakota e. Pacific Railway
company, with headquarters at WATERFOWL
and a capital of 100000. The incorporators
are: L. + Day, George W. Sewers. Fred
erick Wing of Minneapolis, and George w.
Case and Walter ID. Morris of Waterfowl
The purpose of the company is the con-
struction OF fifty miles OF railway, at an
estimated most of sl,5ooO0O. The line is TO
extend from Watertown across the counties
Of Codington and Clark to a point on the
east line of Sphinx county This is what is
known as the extension of the Mnnca polls
& ST. Louis railway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
Fort Dodge 10 Get New Road.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Jan. S-(SpeciaI Tel
egrsm.)-The Newton & Northwestern
Railroad company today MED a written
document accepting the offer OF the city
council to vacate a street at the edge Of
town to give the road entry to the city on
condition that IL extend its line TO Fort
Dodge. A line will be built from Fraser.
thirty miles south of here. and work will
be begun early in the spring
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
knights of Maccabees.

Omaha Tent No. 70 held it's regular re-
view Thursday evening with a goodly num-
Der of members present. Several applica-
tons were handed in and acted upon. Three
candidates were initiated. big class Is
to be initiated at the next meeting, Thurs
day evening, January IL, in which the new
degree team will officate.
Sir Knight Wyman of New York was
present al the meeting last Thursday even
inR and delivered an interesting address,
interspersed with apt stories. Commander
-. Il. Fitch did the cigar act very grace
fully in payment NJ penalty, aud very
pleasant meeting was enjoyed
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
Florence.


WIN AnuerSol OF omaha NiSlteu lIItHus
mere Monday nlBht.
William Tucker was sick couple OF days
this week. but Is improving,
NJ r. Kindred spent a couple of weeks
visiting mis- son at Meadow Grove.
Ethan Cole has boon To Weeping water
this week transacting some business.
Carl Tc,dhus"n and FAMILY spart Sunday
,d Nt,,,a, ri,r rc LII SPyhL H""NE
VIZ r'a ~ 80. es a. Ca.'l'u.,
l." W SaumS OF IoHman was visiting
'I,uu. "e'o '''s week lot coupie OF uaES'
nah Saturday, returning home Saturday
night.
la, with her son to remain the rest OF the
winter
! Mrs. w T.. TAYLOR is spending a coupIc
of weeks visiting her parents al Shenan-
doah Ia.
81. phillips Neri church uaye a Christmas
! tree Monday night. About scventy-five pres
! ents were giyei 20 the children.
NJ. r kindred returned frnp usrr,an
Wedntsaav wher. te he'd beep sron5in r,S''.,
few days visiting his son Morris
/ VIII Weber and family. who We're here to
attend the golden wedding of his parents
| returned to their home at Wayne on
/ Wednesday
/ John Stenk. and family of SCHUYLER
Neb.. spent several days here the past
week visiting Mr.. stenke's sister Mrs. M
J. Gleason
Mrs. r. H. Walker had the misfortune
to fall and break her arm Tuesday after
a0%shte she Mrs s. 1ahT wb ystsE
home she slipped on the walk in front
Of her daughters home and fell brea ling
The OBJ Fellows of Jonathan lodge No.
225 Independent order Odd Fellows, in
stalled the foIowng, officers FRIDAY night;
son. vice grand: Karl Foellmer. secretary
James c; Kindred, treasurer. District
DeputE dranu master Jensen OF ofhah'
ohciated at the installing.
L.i,l ,lls
meeting Thursday nsht. The following
officers were installed: Mrs Foley, chan
James 4. Hoitzman ,''' recorder; Howard
Covert. conductor The regular meetings
hereafter will be on the first and third
Thursdays OF each month.
At the Odd Fellows ball Monday night
the hall was crowded, so that there was
but little room for dancing until the masks
Were Discarded Prizes were given TOR the
. best nlake-up and The most ridiculous Mrs
J. c. Kindred got first prize for the hest
costume I she tsPteSsntea me s nq,zn ,o
gentlemen. He represented a Russian noble.
/ man RAY C'rabtree got the prize for the
worst mask for men and Mrs Newell Bur.
ton for women. sIxty1nine numbers Were
sold nj rs cents which goes into the gen.
ersi fund OF the lodge.
-,
me city couhcll held an aulpuFheu illee.
ing Thursday night for the purpose OF ad
affeT so sDe business sdsN relative a to par
board being appointed Tor Florence I'M
, ordinance for that purpose is now beine
prepared and Will probably come before
the council at Its next regular meeting
Which VIII De January 10. me foao
srader was ordered insured. policy
written on the city hall, city jail and hos'
house for 1900 for hre and lightning
Tor a term OF three years was accepted
and warrant ordered drawn for th'
amount OF the premium.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Nehar sr ceIebrat ~
their golden wedding at their home in Flor
. enca on New Ycer's dav FIFTY wears az,
they Wsre married at RIoomincton mi Rot
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

Clan Gordon No 90 had a splendid meet
ing Tuesday evening at which the nstala-
ton of officers Tor 1906 took place.
Two new candidates were initiated and
three aDplica tons were handed In.
The Burns celebrs ton will be observed
theatcr, corner Nineteenth and Farnam
streets. The dance will be held in the hall
above.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
Murders In Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-In hght between
Springs, Ky. last night. James Arnold and
his son were killed instantly and Mrs. Ar
mold was shot through both arms This
families were related by marriage The
trouble resulted from a dispute over the
custody of a grandehild OF Arnold.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

All officers and guards who are to take
part in the Joint installation OF officers of
Las order. which will take place Wednes-
day evening, January 10. at Labor temple,
are asked 10 meet Monday afternoon, Janu-
airy 8, at clock at Labor temple for eN-
emplihcation OF the work Miss Eta l.
Mark. state commander OF the order, will
be present.
The members OF HOLSTER Hive No. Fl
gave surprise party to Mrs. Julius Kort-
lang In commemoration OF her birthday,
January l. at her home, 702 South Seven
teenth street. She was presented with a
beautiful boEbon dish as a memento OF
the occasion. Those present were: Messrs.
and Mesdames D. Miller, F. EichelbergeT,
n. p. Frandsen. f. Atkins, c. A. Cope
land, Earl Peterson, A. Peterson. II. Nc
Yea s. A. Church. d. Banck. Il. A. Willis,
Mesdames Banck, Anderson, Lynch. A At
kins, Lester, Waters, Gellner. Pierson
Misses Louise BischOf, Myrtle Palmer.
Nettie Gellner. Jessie Pierson. Grace Pier
son. Ethel Reynard, Gertrude Kortlang.
Aurora Kortlang, Emma Doose and Nj.
William Kortlang.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

Omaha lodge No. 1903 met for the irst time
In their new quarters IN the NOrkmen
temple, No. 10 North Fourteenth street.
Thursday evening and installed officers for
the ensuing year
The entertainment committee reported
that preparations were about completed for
Il social entertainment ard dance TO be
given February |. South Omaha and Coun-
affair
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
Dispossessed.

A tenant which is quickly dispossessed
by DR.. Kings New Discovery Is a Cough
or Cold. Soc and 800 Fer sale ~ shsr.
man & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
ARMY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Fort Ntobrnrn.

FORT NIOBRARA, Neb.. Jan. s-tSpe-
Cial)-.Lieutcnaut and Mrs. Donald enter
tanned on Saturday evening. December ~.
II was IN tEC nature Of a surprise on MI.
Donald ON his birthday.
The post was a scene Of excitement on
saturday evening about i:M O'Clock. The
barracks OF Company NJ caught IRE from
"a defective chimney. one OF the men
noticed the blaze before 1t had gained much
Roadway and II was put out by fire ex-
tinguishers. II appeared for a time as N
Company NJ would bc entirely burned out.
as Company X Was year ago. The pres,
enCc of mind Of tho hrst sergeant ana
others in tho company prevented any loss
Captain and Mrs. Cronin entertained at
dinner on Saturday night. December 80.
Captain and Mrs. ONeil entertained a.
dinner on New Years day Their guests
Mrs Mrs { 'f r. Corncn and Mr. and Mr. J.
Allen Sparks and son Leonard OF Nalen-
The usual beautiful fall weather con-
tnued until New Years. when winter set
in In earnest Snow fell on Monday, rues-
day and Wednesday accompanied by tne
was practically cleaned off by the wind.
which landed the snow in the front yard
Of the officers quarters, where 1t is two
The garrison schools Tor officers and non
commissioned officers began on January .
after a thirteen days vacation.
The usual weekly hop for officers and
their friends was held on Friday evening
Mrs. j. Allen Sparks Of Valentine has
been visiting Mrs. O'Ncil during the last
week.
lieuten4nt james Blyth returned from
Kansas city on Wednesday morning.
Major and Mrs. Pcnrose entertained on
New Years day. 4 buffet luncheon was
served Mrs. O'Neil and Mrs. Lutch pre-
sided at the table while Mrs. Cronin served
eggnog
Tho commanding officer Major c. ".
Pcurose, presented each officer with very
pretty calendar on Now Years day. The
calendars were illustrated by views taken
I on the practice march last September and
make handsome souvenirs.
Lieutenant Rail has been ON sick report
since New Years the result of too much
Christmas festivities.
Cornell. the infant son of Lieutenant and
| Mrs. BugbCe. has been i'll for some days
| past. hut is on the road toward recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
nronm rrust VIII nai.e Prics..

PARIS H., Jan. 6-Osoar AeTkel, secFe-
tary of the Broom Manufacturers associa FL
ton ~ tho United States and Canada, to
day issued call for a meeting in Chicago,
rrnuar~ - \ raise In the price Of broomA
Is contemplated.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

Omaha tribe No. is will give a ladies
nail driving contest and ball at as hall
AT fwcnty-fourth street and Amcs avenue
"Wednesday evening. January TO- An en-
the AFFAIR promises to he an interesting
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
Republican club ORGANIZED.

Tho Kosciusko Polish club was organized
~ meeting held at Twenty-seventh and ]
streets last night. The new organization
starts out with seventy-three members. or
GERS we're elected as follows: President.
Joseph wodek, vice president Thomas Ko-
Eiol, secretary. George Kloch; treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

We still have copies OF the New Years
Illustrated Edition of The Bee. Order them
now before the edition is exhausted.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
ECHOES or TIE kATsRoOA
Anclen, order tinted worlm.n.

Dr. n. A. Morley has started move
ment looking TO the opening Of a hospital
Ancient order Of United Workmen and the
Degree Of Honor lie recently reported to
Joint meeting Of the central committee
of these two societies the following plan:
''If the lodges OF both orders will con-
tribute l cent member a month until the
grand lodges meet 50 that proper provision
Can~be made by them for the maintenance
OF the hospital and to take care OF the
deficiencies that will be made each month
the members In Omaha will undertake TO
attend to the operating Of u. In considere-
ton of the 1 cent member = month the
following reduction will be made to all
members Of either order who are in good
standing viz. Beds in the wards at s.
per week and % per cent reduction in the
prices of rooms and medical and surgical
attendance. An members OF either, order
under the provisions Of section 2 of article
xix of the grand lodge bylaws Of the order.
None Of the hospitals in the state make
any money for their owners, but all are
run at a loss. which must be met somehow
or the hospital cannot last. hence the neCes-
sty OF asking the ! cent n member a
month. The cost of running a hospital is
81 a day per bed in the ward or s. a week.
and. OF course. something more for each
private room, that the prices we offer
To- the members of the order are below cost
and must be met by this voluntary sub
scription from the lodges.
IAN of the hospitals in Omaha are
crowded so that frequently it is impossible
TO secure a bed for cases and one must
wait until a bed il vacated and as con-
sequence of this the various hospital as
socatlons are laying plans for the en-
largement OF their facilities. Omaha is not
making this necessary, but the people OF
the state who are sick and needing better
care and attention than they can receive
in their homes. To give one an idea of
the number of our people who are in hos
pitfalls will repeat what Mrs. Latky, grand
chief of honor told me a short time ago.
She was visiting member Of the degree
IN one Of the hospitals here and in CONVEX
sation found that all of the patients In
that ward (siX) were members Of the De-
gree of Honor. Now, how much better and
plea santer it would have been for them
could they have come to a hospital where
they would be received as sisters instead
of os strangers
North Omaha lodge No. 159 installed of.i.
GERS Wednesday evening. G. +. Wood acted
as installing officer. Following the installa-
ton ceremonies the retiring master work.
man was presented with a handsome gold
past masters badge.
The annual mask ball of this lodge will be
given Wednesday evening. February q
Preparations are already being made ;oi
| the event.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

public installation Of the officers OF
Omaha lodge No. and Fraternal lodge No
was held Friday evening at Fraternity
hall, corner Seventeenth and Farnam
streets. Following the installation cere-
monies refreshments were served and
dancing and cards were INDUCED in until
"A late hour. Addresses were also delivered
by Judge T.. F. Holmes and w. r. Foster
of Lincoln, and Judge c. 4. Dickinson of
Omaha. The reception committee consisted
of Miss NJ Burdock and MesdaInes Lou
<lotz and Holmes. The officers were in
Quoted into their offices by Supreme Presi-
dent DIR. II. c. Spinner. and were:
Omaha lodge No l, president, =. L.
Weaver; vice president, J. NJ. Godfrey;
secretary, Ed Il. Smith; banker, AIRS. w
+. Hutchinson; overseer. J. NJ. Dormant;
assistant overseer, Ray Klotz: physician,
DR.. LOOMS: chaplain. Mrs. Lou Klotz;
musician, Miss JOY: guard, Frank Better;
sentinel, w, 4. Fuller.
Fraternal lodge No. 3. president. c. NJ.
Manahan: vice president Frank Hill; sec
rotary. +. G. Wilcott banker. Ruby Arm
strong; guard Otto Kurtz; Overseer, Mrs.
Frank Hill; chaplain, Mrs h. NJ, Holmes;
past president, Mrs. Alice Hudson.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
National Union.

Omaha council No. az met Thursday even.
ing with a big attendance. The special
feature of the evening was the installation
of officers, with Deputy w. y. Jacobs as in
stalling officer. The following officers were
installed:
President, William Kennedy: vice presI-
dent, J. Schaffer: former president, w. r.
Negele; speaker. j. p. Connolly; usher, IL. {.
Since: chaplain, William Kemp; recording
secretary w. A Seabrooke: financial secre-
tary. ]. c. Lindsay Q50S Howard street,;
treasurer W. +. Negele; sergeant at -arms.
trustees. Pat McDonough, NJ. p. Mcbride, j.
=. Connolly
Appropriate addresses were made by each
of the new officers and a determination was
expressed TO make the coming year a
notable one in tho history OF the order.
both socially and in the matter of increased
membership.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

The DuraEt hose and engine company OF
the Union Pacific shops has completed all
arrangements for the thirty-siXth annual
mask ball of the organization. which will
be given at Washington hall Saturday even
ing. January Is. The affair gives promise OF
being q very brilliant one. A fine souvenir
program Is being prepared and there will
be numerous attractions at the ball that
will make IL especially interesting
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

Omaha court No. ITO will install officers
Tuesday evening. January .. All members
are urgently invited to be presnet
At the last meeting of the court several
applications We're read and six candidates
were initiated.
n. B. Parkinson has been chosen degree
captain, which IS an assurance that the
work will be put on In fine shape. This
court has now membership of S74. II was
organized July D. 1904.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07
Message Read Monday.

II was defnitely decided today That The
governors message will he read Monday
afternoon at $50 at a joint session Of the
house and senate. 1t is understood the gov
ernor will be invited to read the message.
custom that was started at Governor Cum
minis first term. 1t was expected at first
that the message could not be rea ched until
Tuesday. but as there is little business in
organizing II Is believed It can easily be
reached by Monday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-07

The delegates to the Zion grand lodge.
which met in St Louis recently. made their
report at the meeting of Eagle hive Satur-
day evening. The meeting of Eagle hive
was largely attended and a pleasing musical
program added interest to the evening.