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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Drapery Department, Basement
Floor, West Side.

In our Howard street window we have
displayed some Of the latest draperles
suitabl for furniture or box covers, over
curtains, etc, at prices below the average.
Bordered silkalines at 12Ihc yard
Art dimities at SOC yard.
Colored tapestry at &c yard.
Drspery sateen, 15c yard.
Art cretonne, I5c and zoe yard.
Lnen taffetas, 4Oe yard az
Hungarian cloth, CSC yard. n,
Monte cloth, Ice yard
Belgium Cloth, zoe yard.
SPECIAL SALE MONDAY AT sc YARD.
1s1hc silkalines at SC yard.
tsc Art Denims at So yard
lie Cretonnes at SC yard .,-.L,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
CHICAGO WILL MAKE AN INQUIRY
t.r& -H 'a .,.'''r
Council Decides to Appoint Commit

Council Decides to Appoint Commit
@ tee to Investigate Stock Yard.
CHICAGO, June 2.--The city has decided
to appoint a committee to investigate the
conditions at the stock yards with a view
to, determining how far the recent criti-
cisms of methods employed in. the killing
Of beef and hogs is justified.
Mayor Dunno today. after a conference
with Health Commissioner whalen. de-
cided TO ask the cooperation Of the federal
government. and the authorities will be
asked to name several members of the
commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Third Day Of Our Great Mill
merry Sale at Half Price.

Our millinery department is the center
Of great activity these days, and right
well II should be.
That the women OF Omaha appreciate
our offerings was we'll demonstrated the
first two days OF this great sale, for there
were many who secured their favorite
style and saved money. There are still
many pretty styles to choose from. Come
Monday and share in the savings at half
price.
Millinery Section, second floor.
SALE OF CHILDREN'S HATS.
A special sale that you should know
about in our chlldren's department Ready
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

Eczema, letter, salt Rhe1m, RIRs
Worm, Herpes, BARRIERS Itch,
Itch or scabieG.
All OF these diseases are attended by in
tense itching, which 10 almost instantly re-
lieved by applying Chamberlsin's salve and
by its continued use a permanent cure may
be effected. II has. in fact. cured many
cases that bad resisted all other treatment
Price, Is cents per box. Every box Is war.
ranted.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03


deardox. near Madrid. when he was about
to be arrested. .,.. ...,,,, -.
MADRID. June 2---The royal bun night
this afternoon was the climax OF the
spectacular magnincence attendant upon
the marriage OF King Alfonso For thu
time being Madrid forgot the horrors Of
the attempt on the lives Of the royal couple
amid the brilliancy and exoiternent OF this
national pastine. II was feared that the
event would give another opportunity FOR
an outrage, but everything passed on
auspiciously, King Alfonso and Queen VIC
toria being continuously the recipients Of
enthusiastic ovations. From about noon
crowds choked the Gale De Aleala, leading
toward the Plaza de Toroa!' and extra
ordinary precautions were adopted to pre-
vent another attempt at assassination.
Within and without the vast amphitheater
the picture was one OF animation. Through
every approach came the gorgeous equip
pages OF members OF the royal families and
nobility The multltudes, which packed the
avenues, We're held back by solid MASSES
OF cavalry ana infantry Within. the struc-
{ure presented a wonderful scene Of 'VibhRt-
ing color The arena was carpeted with
flowers which a sharp wind carried about
in eddies until the ring WAS cleared for
the combat. Around the circle. rising tier
ON tier were 81. 900 persons In gala costumes.
with the royal box dominating the speG-
taole. '- A"os - F.,
King and Queen Arrive. -
At O'Clock King Alfonso and Queen Vic
toria entered their box and looked out
upon the shouting multitude. The king
wore a military uniform. while the queen
was attired IN white lace with roses in
her white mantilla. Much sympathy was
felt for the young queen In undergoing
this further ordeal .i~ .f'T-
The bull fight itself was disappoint
ment to the spaniards, as some OF it's usual
blood curdling features we're omitted prob
ably as a concession TO the queen. She
viewed the CORY spectacle without the lsast
outward evidence of emotion, One mad
dened bull literally tore horse to pieces
under the railing Of the royal, box. from
which Victoria looked down without shrink-
ing. .t. B,
Eight bulls were dispatched, -four Z, by
cavaliers mounted on horseback. who were
chosen from the first families of Spain.
with the duke OF Medina Coeli. tho duke
OF Alba and the marquis OF ,Tobar as their
patrons.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
SIOUX CITY ExcHANGE Ao

IOwa senators Asked 20 Tee influence
60 Amend Inspection Measure.
SIOUX CITY, Ia June 1-Beiieving that
the system OF inspection now in use at
the packing oentsrs OF the country 10 e.
neient and adequate. ana 60. - 49, 1870
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

49,. Burlington Changes, Time.
Effective June 4, Train No, I, the Fast
Mail, will leave Omaha for Llpooln at
.. m. instead Of ais p. m. 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Special Sale Monday of Fine
White Figured Silk Faconnie.

This dainty white material is much
sought for the party or evening gown.
The regular price on this beautiful fabric
is 5Oc--on special sale Monday at soc a yd.
Linen department main moor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Redfern Corsets

are boned throughout with selected Arctic
whaiebone and are made Of the finest
grades Of suitable cloths. In design and
appearance they mark the highest achieve
metit OF the corsetieres art and are recog-
niEed as the standard Of corset fashion.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Telephone Douglas els.
Bee, June 5. 1906.
Monday Great Special Sale of Colored Dress Goods
Remnants of Extraordinary Value.

You Ill all these beautiful % H Md sed % CgH k Ia hg
fnma tlmgh ndrw an to- Are kg tg to lie
hf ESQ., N g
know wi "a wi day an quit large yby W b
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
QUEEN SEES THE BULL FIGHT
Madrid Forgets Bomb Horror in Excite
ment of National Sport
BLOoDcURDuNG FEATURES ARE OMITTED
Reception Takes Place Of Bali
Planned for the Evening
robert Hamilton Is "
~. Rele..ed. 4skSA
.4Aka,N
yf8E
hULLETiN,

MADRID. June "a a, m.-1he civii gov
ernor announces that an. individual exactly
resembling the man supposed TO havs
thrown the bomb at the royal couple com
mitted suicide in the village OF Torreton-
deardox, near Madrid. when he was about
to be arrested ..... .....,,.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
SPECIAL PRICE SOC EACH.
MONDAF bFb-IA1 FNAOH VVO HFRNIl'
Monday-Grand Clearance Sale
of All Our Beautiful Suits
at Half Price.

Every cloth suit in our store at exactly
one-half our regular low prices. Come
Monday and see the bargains.
Special clearing sale of all our new and
stylish Jackets In silk, covert and fancy
mixed cloths
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Basement Floor Price Savings.
Special Sale of Teneriffe Doilies.

Basement Floor Price Savings.
Special Sale of Teneriffe Doilies.
All our soc Tenerire Doilies 25c each.
All our S5c Teneriffe Doilies, isc each.
Aljour 1Oe Teneriffe Doilies. S1lc each.
Special Sale of Hemstitched and
Drawn Work Scarfs and
Lunch Cloths. =.
All our soc II. s. Scarfs. 4sc each 80.
All our s5c II. s. Lunch Cloths 4sc each.
An our 800 II. s. Lunch Cloths. 5Sc each.
A New Department
greets you in our basement. A complete
stock of toilet goods, marked at prices
that are Just as low as elsewhere.
Soaps.
The very best, such as Monad's, Violet
Glycerine Disnfectine Violet, vioris, Dac-
tylis and Oatmeal Soap.
Face Powders.
Fellows Gossamere, Poudre De Riz ana
Satin Skin.
Tooth Powders.
sozodOnt, in powder and liquid form;
sanitol, Denticure, DR.. s. w Lyons and
Arnica Tooth Paste.
Sold at Notion section-In Basement.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

to wear hats, OF plain duck; also plain
and figured pidue. with stitched brim.
Regular prices on these hats are soc, &c
and 6c. rE-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

Engraved Wedding Invitations-A.
Root, Qne.) 1910 Howard st.. Omaha.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
KILLS TWO
MEN IN THE YEAR
w. A. Stunkle, Contracting
Plumber, Crushed to Death
BY the Runaway.
KNOCKED FROM HIS BICYCLE
The Same Animal Killed 7. 0.
Litchford, Bank Cashier,
Last Year.

RALEIGH, n c.. December 6-VV. A.
Siunide' prominent young business
man OF this city was almost Instantly
killed this morning by being run into
by runaway dray horse at the corner
or Hargett and Salisbury Streets. one
side Of his face was crushed in and
shaft OF the dray crashed into the back
OF his head so that particles of brain
protruded from the wound Mr. Stunllle
was at the time riding his bicycle on HE
way 10 look after work connected with
the business Of his frm-N. A Sunkle
& Co. plumbers and steamntters.
The horse was owned by Simon Yav-
ner, Ii negro drayman. and had been
dashing through the principal streets for
ten minutes or more In a mad run
away. no one being able TO stop him
The animal is the same which ran away
a year ago and ran over J. O. Litchford.
cashier OF the Raleigh Savings Bank.
killing him almost instantly I'm much fhe
same manner.
At that time the horss was owned bv
A. II. Thessen, director Of the weather
bureau here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
CRACK SHIFTS Of
COUNTRY COMING
Great Southern Handicap Tour
nament VIII Be Held in
This City.
GROUNDS WILL BE IMPROVED
Local SpOrtsmen Much Elated AT
Announcement Received Here
Yesterday.

A message was received in this city
yesterday announcing that the great
Southern Handicap Trap Shooting tour
nament would be had on the shooting
grounds OF the Deep Run Hunt club
next May. and viii continue for three
days. bringing 10 this city many Of the
crack shots Of tho entire country Be-
sides the large purses that Will be pro-
vided by the participants 5000 VIII be
added TO make the various events in
tcrcsting
Dr. 3. T. Hlusman. vice-president OF
the Deep Run Hunt Club and manager
of the shooung-gr grounds. received the
message. and is elated at the prospect
Of a great tournament. lie estimates
that about two hundred OF the best
known trap-shooters In the South and
elsewhere viii be here for three days
The participation OF the various gunnars
of the local clubs will further swell the
number Of participants and make this
perhaps the greatest event OF its kind
ever had in this city The tournament
is under the auspices OF the Interstate
Trap Shooters Association
The grounds Of the hunt club viii be
put in condition Tor the event AZ consid-
erable expense. and three sets Of inn
proved Sargent traps VIII be installed
to facilitate the pulling or Of the many
events scheduled. The meeting here
Will give a great impetus to the sport
locally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
.INDICTS O'HARA FOR
HOLDING MAN SLAVE
Surprise Sprung in Federal Court
at Jacksonville-Several Al
legged Conspirators.

JACksONViLLE. FLA. December G.
y surprise was sprung IN the United
states Court to-day when the grand jury
Drought I'm an indictment against +. ].
y nara for carrying a white man away
from Jacksonville. with intent to hold him
a. slave. Under this indictment the
government has only TO prove that the
man was held at labor against his VII.
Under the peonage indictments they must
prove that the man was held for debt
The grand jury also brought I'm four in
dlctments against O'Hara charging peon-
age and one for conspiring with other
persons 10 hold man in slavery.
Among tho alleged conspirators aeain,t
whom indictments We're found f.
Schwarz' the New York labor agent who
sent the men here
The man held in alleged slavery ls
Franz Nebo. German Jew.
Assistant Attorney General Cr5ar1cs "
Russell. OF Washington, is here to prose
cute these cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
EX?ELS SPEAR
AND SAUNDERS
Board OF Review Acts Under
Rule Relating to Doping
Of Horses"
SAUNDERS ADMITTED GUILT
Made Affidavit That He Admin
istered Dope to Lou Dillon
at Spears Instance.

NEW YORK, December 6.-The board OF
review of the National Trotting Associa-
uon closed its sessions here tonight ana
finally disposed Of the cases or several
persons connected with the Memphis gold
cup incident
1t took up the temporary reinstatement
OF George w Spear. the driver. after his
expulsion several years ago. and again
expelled Spear. under Rule 10. Section Q,
relating to the doping OF horses. This
case was brought before the board on
account Of Spears connection with tie
Smathers Lou Dnon-AIajor Delmar Incl
dent at Memphis Tile board also expelled
Ed Saunders the stable attendant who
in an affidavit pres, nted in the Smathers
case, stated that be had administered
dope" 70 Lou Dillon ~ the instance OF
George w. Spear.
Tho expulsion of Spear on the first
count was that he pulled the horse Temple
Bar on the grounds OF the Cleveland
driving park some years ago. lie was
then expelled and afterVard reinstated.
The board says.
.'The temporary reinstaternent IS with
drawn and the expulsion is imposed from
this time on"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

by affirming the Judgment Of Judge C..
T. Nicoi in tho proceeding instituted for
the annexation to Richmond OF outlying
territory, the Supreme Court Of Appeals
OF VirsiHia yesterday made Greater
Richmond reality.
The decision was not unexpected. The
case had been argued last week. and
few anticipated any other result The
appellate courts afirmance of the triad
court is complete, its vindicauon OF the
oonsttutionality OF the statute prescrib-
ing the terms and conditions OF extend
ing limits Of cities and towns is positive
and decisive OF that question one of the
five judges composing the court. .Tnde,
John ~ Buchanan. wrote a dissenting.
opinion, but this in nowise affects the
result.
The opinion OF the court disposes Of
both contentious of the able counsel for
the appellants one of these was ths
consututionahty Of the statute: tbs
other the validity Of tho ordinance passed
under its authority
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

increase Of population estimated 1900.
The eitys area Is increased by nearly 1900
Taxable value % real estate about s35cooCo
An immediate Increase In value twenty
predicted Before the next assessment 1870 greater
enhancement Will have
Personal property subject taxation,
be from one and half 10 millions, In.
Hehmond must in three years eNpeno $4,000
Hents half o. which
Tax rate IN territory increased n five
years saws petition Council by majority free
holders IN.
perded therein.
At time within years Council may set aside
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07

70 be exclusively used territory twelve per cent.
county leves for this year payable to the county
CN OF county Court required certify Commissioner
FawSns list OF ali real estate VaI-
'e'N
Ne" city territory must be present wards
being impossible to create additional without com
pcte istricting Oh city.
Board Of Aldermen o. consist Of more than
twenty-five men-bers, already tyentvooe
Noters 7 territory transfers TO cv ward
f1 which placed - ' 'N
CITY must pay cost of before Circuit Court
anc county must defray oil appeal. '
~ my per
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
Mr.. COTTON WILL SELL
CROSS COUNTRY STABLES

BOSTON, MASS, DectmDer b--Jno OF
the leading cross-cOuntry stables of the
country, that of Mr. cotton. q wcll-knOwn
Boston broker. who races under the
name. will drop out OF the game next
season. The horses now at WarentOn,
Va. will go at private sale, or later at
public auction next spring. The farm az
WarrentOn will be retained, together with
the stallion SeahOrse, a number OF breed
mares. Gwynn Tompkns the trainer,
will probably open public stable, unless
he can make n good connection other
wise. Mr.. Cotton" first became connect
cd with racing about five years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
KILLED
IN COTTON GIN
Mother Kills a Man on Account
of Her Daugh-
ter.

DRY DEN, VA, December 6.-Doran
Asberry. a former citizen OF this county.
was recently caught In a band in a gin
in Hunt county. Texas. and Instantly
killed. Mr.. Asberry's mother had. only
previous to this sad accident. killed "a
man over unbocoming attentions that
had been paid her daughter.
Parker Hart. q young man about sew
enteeu years old. accidentally let a gun
80 on. and shot his mother through the
breast and shoulder. She will probably
die
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
RESULTS OF DECISION
MANY AND IMPORTANT.

The results OF the decision are many,
and monlentous. The city will assume,
immediate control ana authority over
the annexed territory as soon as the
ofoer has been entered by the clerk or
the supreme Court OF Appeals or Vir-
ginla- There is no further appeal from
the mandate OF the court tho county,
accepting the inevitable with as r7tuol,
grace as practicable
The area OF the city Is Increased bv,
the addition OF about 5000 acres OF land
adapted TO municipal purposes. or abour
loOo city blocks. The court Fso re-
arranged the lines OF extension As tn nm
vide reasonably compact body OF IsnF
The lines OF extension are more or Iess
familiar from frequent publication OF
maps showing them. The bulk Of tia
property annexed Is in the extreme East
and West Ends OF the old city. the lines
on the east extending TO the Chemical
Works, east OF the Cedar Works. taking
i'm large portion Of Fulton not hereto
fore included and extending northeast
Wardly so ass 10 include the land ~
Franklin Stearns; thence westwardIv to
the York River Railroad and thencs
northwardly 90 and including Oakwood
Cemetery Thence the line proceeds
almost due westward 10 a point where
10 almost mcrges into the old line at a
point represented hy q northward ex-
tension of Tenth Street. Thence the new
line proceeds westward with but sughr
variation from tle old % point on ths
Boulevard. and beyond that. so ae q,
take in the Lee Annex and the Boule-
ward Annex, and thence. turning slightly
etslward again, 20 a point ou the rfve-
l"st beyond TIE city's properly. running
from the Reservoir down 20 the river.
The property of Major Dooiev and a
the extension
Tho effects os Tia decision otb.~,.-t,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
JAMESTOWN WILL GET
LOAN OF ONE MILLION
lspccial bo Tho Tlmos-nispatch 7

NORFOLK. VA. December 6-Tbat tbs
jamestown Exposition Company will be
granted "a loan Of 100000 is the conn-
dent opinion expressed by Harry St
George Tucker, president OF the exposi-
ton. and Lieutenant-Cfovernor ]. Taylor
Ellyson, Of the exposition board Of gov
ernors, who returned from Washington
to-day.
They found sentiment among Senators
and Representatives favorable to it. They
viii return TO Washington on Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
All Delighted.


Ihe entire party. without an exception.
was delighted with the plan. construc-
tion and assured operation Of the plant
and confident that it viii afford the city
an ample supply OF fresh. clear water.
purer than that heretofore provided for
the city.
An incident OF the inspection OF the
Pump House and the information there
cleaned as TO the citys pumping capacity
was an explanation by Superintendent
Boiling Of the desirabiity Of providing
at the Old Pump House an electric power
pumping and lighting plant which would
supplement the work Of the water and
steam pumps and prove invaluable in
emergency, such as the breakaee of the
banks of the channel by which water
is now supplied. or the breaking down
at any time of the present pumping an
paratus- The superintendent IS Impressed
with the feasibility of the plan. and
explained that unless some such slsDDle-
mentary plant was established steam
pumping plant would have to be in
stalled, which would lie idle and unpro-
ductiVe, save in emergencies. While no
canvass was made of tho members Of the
committee or those accompanying Il. m
it was apparent that the CounciIrneu were
deeply impressed with Mr.. Bouing's view,
Of the situation.
Those composing the party we're Alder
men Mann, Moncura and Reynolds OF
the Water Committee and J. g. Wood
chairman OF the Committee on Finance:
Councilmen L. A. Barber Jr.. W. Fred
Richardson. T. +. Green. Gin Weu and
C. L. Richards, OF the Water Commit
tee, and Edgar II. Ferguson: Superin-
tendent Boiling. Assistant Engineer Rich
ard NJ Boiling. OF the Water Depart-
ment; Dr. Ernest c.. Levy, Health ON
Ger. and Mr.. Ezekiel. OF the Health De-
partment; Sergeant-at-Arms c. c. Rus
ffrrnr rsf..-r-
lcontlnnea nn rn-alt-h L----.-1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
PenrOSe and Foraker
Resolutions Of Inquiry
Are Adopted.
BITTER CRITICISM
OF THE TESTIMONY
Foraker Says Evidence is "Unsat-
factory, Incomplete and of
Fhmsy Character" and No
Jury in Christendom"
Would Convict I'm
der 1t.

WASHINGTON. -. g.. December g.
Tho Senate to-day adopted tfe Penrosc
resolution requesting tae President 20
send j. information regarding tac dis
charge Of the negro troops ~ the rveu-
ty-hftn Infantry. and also the Foraker
resolution. directing the Secretary OF W1r
to transmit ail Information in thc posses
s.or Of his department ou rho same SUBJ
leot. Eoth resolutions carried au Iden-
ucl amendment by Mr.. Cuibcrsou. ask
l1E specifically for the order 10 Major
Ieurosc commanding the troops. which
directed him not go turn over 20 the
Texas authorities certain " the troops
demanded.
This action followed q debate of two
hours. and was taken without roll
call or opposing vote. Tho debate de-
veloped along TWO distinct lines. one as
20 the prOprlety % asking the President
for tho Information. or OF directing the
Secretary OF War 10 furnish IL. and the
other an Indulgence hy a Few Senators
ia comment on the merits OF the case
NY Spooner took the ground that in
"a matter where Congress had an albso-
iuie right 90 Information ln tle possess
sion q the Executive. it had always been
customary 20 direct "a Cabinet officer 10
furnish lt. In a matter where 81 had not
thls right, and "a which ttrre was some
doubt about tho advisabilty 0f publicity.
Congress usually made q request upon
the President, II u desired the inforula-
uon. with the undersrandinr that II
should be furnished. ''if not inconpatfble
with the public interest" This view
was supported also by ATr Foraker. while
Mr- Lodge quoted precedents 70 the con-
trlrv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
MRS. VZRAL PAID FORTUNE
TIER THREE THOUSAND

CHICAGO, December 8-The c0rOnor's 8
inquest to-day into the death of Mrs
Rose Vzral, who committed suicide ves-
q day because Of police Investigation
developed the fact that she had given
to Herman Belek. the fortune teller. un-
der arrest in connection with the case
an aggregate of about $1,000 The police
tomorrow will ask that tho body OF Eiia
Nzral. tho last member or tho family
10 die, be- cXhumed Tor further examina-
uon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-07
THREE CHILDREN TO DIE
AS RESULT OF PRANK

AUGUSTA, CA. December Ga
Chronicle special from Cedar Springs. s.
g., says three children are expected 90
die from injuries sustained by eight-ycar-
old Heinush Coggins picking gp Eis
fathers shotgun and firing 30 at his s.s-
ter and a negro child. VINO was playing
with them. The rec0I OF tho explosion
caused internal injuries. from winch tue
lad Will probably die.