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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

w. McEver OF Columbus. b. j. Erwin OF
Douglas. Frank Parks OF Lincoln and j.
b. Waldo of Grand Island are at the Hen
shaw.
C. f. Way OF Lincoln. Stanley Larson
OF Boise, w. f. Hayward of Chadron and
w. II. cundey OF Denver are at the Her
L. c. Erwin Of Hastings, L. f. Garrity,
II. W. Knapp of ST. Paul John Machman
of Central city and ]. l.. Porter OF Ere
mont are at the Murray.
Alexander Pollsck, former well known
resident Of Omaha. is lying very low IN
Chicago Miss Dolle Pollock has been
called to her fathers bedside.
l.. Greene OF salt Lake. George Pulsifer
OF Fort Leavenworth, l. 4. Wolfe OF Cam
bria, ]. r. Johnson of Nebraska City
Frank Parks, II. p Holmes Of Lincoln
and MIS- James A. Garbutt OF Boise are
at the Paxton.
o. c. HolIz OF Nebraska City. T. o. Cor
man OF Grand Island, 4. c. Reed OF Full
erton, F. H. Young OF Genoa, ID. Kelley OF
Neb.: D. r. Bird of Fremont, +. +. Loves
OF Hyannis, r. NJ. Johnson Of stuart and
NJ. II. Russell OF Gregory are al the Mer-
chants.
Rabbi Joseph Rauch of Sioux City stopped
over In Omaha Tuesday ON hts way home
from Des MOines, where he exchanged
pulpits with Rabbi Mannheirner OF that city
Rabbi Rauch is making his mark as on,
Of the younger men in the Jewish pulpit
natl college He had intended staying
over IN Omaha for a day or two. but wa
called home on account OF the death OF :
prominent pariEhioner Many OF his Omaha
admirers hope 70 hear nina speak here q
some future date.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
WEBSTER ON oMAHA'S FUTURE
Orator at Real Estate Exchange
Prophecies Unimpeded Growth
of the Gate City.

John L. Webster addressed the Real Es-
tate exchange at noon Wednesday on the
subject of 1.-THE Future OF Omaha" The
ordinary seating capacity of the lunch room
at the Commercial club was doubled to ac-
commodate the large attendance Of real es-
tate men and their friends. From the past
and present growth Of Omaha Mr. Webster
prophesied much for the city's future. He
spoke particularly of the fact that the peo-
pie possess the indomitable will which char
acterizes the people of the temperate zones
and mentioned the location of Omaha in
the center, east and west and north and
south, OF a great country wholly in the
temperate zone, as a natural advantage
which could only presage gigantic progress
for the city.
Omaha should be as large as Kansas
City," Mr.. Webster said, for 1t has Just
as good territory west and south and better
territory east and north than the town on
the Kaw." s.. ...
/. w. Carpenter, another guest OF the
exchange, followed Mr.. webster's remarks
with a statement that II he again had the
privilege Of choosing a location for his
business among Missouri river towns he
could only select Omaha. Short talks along
the line suggested by Mr.. Webster were
made by E. A. Benson, J. e. George and
others.
Secretary Harry Turkey read a telegram
from Mayor schmitz OF San Francisco
thanking the exchange for its offer OF
assistance. In this connection the relief
committee of the exchange reported that
it had collected $3.50 among the realty
men for the people of the ruined city
Several members OF the exchange, not in
Guided in these figures, made subscrip-
lions to the general fund raised in
Omaha.
Alex Charlton was asked to express
himself on the meaning of Herman
COINS purchase on North Sixteenth
street. He said II meant two things; that
Mr.. Cohn thought the property was dirt
cheap, and that he believed North Six.
teenth street is bound to develop rapidly
as a retail center.
At the suggestion OF G. M. Nattinger
a health was drunk to A. P. Turkey II
honor of his birthday. Mr.. Turkey mod
estly admitted he was ~ years old, ant
crossed his fingers when he did it. Their
it was learned that Henry 4, Clarke hal
birthday Thursday and a health wa,
drunk to him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
p1AMoNDs-Frenzr-. 18th and Dodge.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Judge Sutton has paroled to r. F. Den
nison of the boys department of the
Young Mems Christian association, An
drew Mortensen and Louis Davenport, two
to burglarizing a store house in South
Omaha. Davenport was sentenced "a
three years In the penitentiary but the
will be continued against them and will
be resorted to In case they fail to make
good on parole.
haapke hatE company has nled 9
Schneider q Mueller company and the
Title Guaranty Trust company for
Al60,60. October 6 the plaintiff secured
Judgment in county court ousting the
defendant company from the premises
known as 1907 Harvey street The de-
PENDANT took an appeal and filed "A bond
with the guaranty and trust company as
surety. The appeal was never perfected
and the Dlaintif sues for rent and costs
incurred in the interval.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
CHICAGO MAN FALLS DEAD
James &c, Duncan of Armour Packing
Company Meets sudden
Death,

James f. Duncan OF Chicago. died sud
denly of heart disease Tuesday evening
near Twenty-sixth street and Dewey ave-
nue..
Mr.. Duncan had been prominently con-
nected with the Armour Packing company
of Chicago for nearly twenty years. He
had come to Omaha on business trip
and was walking Tuesday evening in the
streets in company with l.. Bostwick the
photographer. and Mr. Harris. of1eially
connected with the Armour company at
South Omaha. Reaching Twenty sixth
street and Dewey avenue, Mr.. Duncan
was overcome possibly with excrtion OF
walking and being affiicted with heart
disease, fell to the sidewalk. His COM
panions picked him. up and carried him
into a nearby residence and DIR. B. A.
McDermott was summoned. All efforts at
resuscitation were in vain. DR.. McDer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
NORTHWESTERN HOTEL SOLD
Old Building at sixteenth and Web
ster Changes Hands, hut Buyer
il Not Known Publicly.

Formal announcement was made Wednes-
day afternoon OF the sale of the North
western hotel by the Penn Mutual Life
Insurance company through the McCague
Investment company. The consideration
and the name OF the buyer are for the
present withheld. ir.tt-
The. hotel Is at the southeast corner of
Sixteenth and Webster streets, covering
ground eighty-five featu on Webster and
133 feet on sixteenth Street 1t, was built
by John H. ETck in the latter sos and was
called the Erck block, the name being
changed later to the Klondike hotel and
finally to the Northwestern hotel 1t has
six large store rooms on the lower floor,
and the upper noor.,is used as a hotel.
The new owner bought the property, to
use the words of Mr.. McCague, on account
of its income bearing power.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
MORE ABOUT THE SHRINERS
Collins Says Supreme Meeting VIII
He Held, but Not NJ
Los Angeles. ..

DIR. A. II. Nipple is still getting kilograms
pertaining TO the meeting OF the Shriners.
Here is one he received Wednesday morn
ing:
Fiesta postponed two weeks. Use infiu.
ence with Collins to confirm. Signed NJ.
IL Flint. chairman executive committee.
Los Angeles.
Here Is another one received later which
seems to indicate that Mr.. Collins won't
be susceptible to much influence:
In name OF common decency I have
called of meeting and Il will not be held
In Los Angeles, but at some central point
at very near date. Signed, II. A. Collins,
imperial potentate.
Railroad rates are stu in effect
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
Who Has Put Into "Jim's"
Campaign?

State OF Nebraska, County OF Douglas,
S.:
To the Voters Of Omaha
A. w. Jereris and c. r. Morgan
being FIRST duly sworn. on oath, depose
and say that they are chairman and
treasurer, respectively, OF the Repub-
lican City Central Committee and
have the custody OF all campaign
funds contributed or expended for the
election OF Erastus A. Benson and
the republican ticket.
They further depose and say that
not one penny has been contributed
either directly or indirectly toward
said fund by any gambler, brewer,
saloonkeeper or corporation, or from
any other source than the small as
sessment that the law authorized to
be made upon the candidates and con-
tributions from individual citizens
who are Interested in good government
for our city.
A. w JEFFERIs.
CHAs z. MORGAN
Subscribed In my presence and
sworn to before me this 18th day OF
April, 1906.
! JOHN c: WHARTON.
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
STICKNEY ADOPTS new RATE
Great western Adopts Tw0-DollaF
Tariff for Switching over
the River.

The Great Western has practically set
tied the switching rate controversy on grain
between Council Blufrs, Omaha ana South
Omaha, having announced that It will
publish at once a rate of 81 per car be-
tween the above mentioned points. The
rate put in by the Great Western goes
farther than the Union Pacific rate, in
that 1t applies in both directions and is not
only to elevators but to all shippers, and
is an open tariff. The rate will be made
effective shortly.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
one STORY OFF BUILDING
Height of N. E. Smith Structure May Be
Reduced to Save Expense,
NEW PLANS ASKED FROM ARCHITECTS
Nash Estate VIII Derive six Per Cent
Net Income from Investment,
Regardless of size
of Building.

Seven stories instead of eight, as at FIRST
contemplated, may be the heighth of the
two large warehouses which Mrs. e. W.
Nash will build for NJ. f. Smith & Co., on
Ninth street between Farnam and Doug
las. After the original bids were SUBJ
mtted based on eight stories changes
were made in the plans and they were
again given to the contractors, who are to
return bids on seven stories Thursday
The question of whether the buildings
are to be seven or eight stories will be
settled by M. E. Smith g. Co. According
to the arrangement made between the
company and Mrs. Nash, the rental on the
property is to give Mrs. Nash per cent
annual net income on her Investment. 1t is
said the bids of the contractors on eight
stories which were submitted a few days
ago, Appropriated $4,000, and on this the
Smith company would have TO pay Mrs.
Nash $4,000 yearly, beside paying taxes and
other expenses.
The bids were higher than the Smith
company expected, and the company be-
gan figuring to see OF 1t could get along
with seven stories. with the result that
new bids have been asked for. It is esti-
mated the omission of the eighth story
would cut the cost about $4,000
The decision will be loft entirely to NJ. E.
Smith 81 Co., as the Nash esate Il
to get per cent on the investment, no
matter how large or how small the out
| lay The new bids are to be compared
with the old and a decision made Thurs
day as 10 the number Of stories. 1t II
expected the contract will be let within
| two or three days.
| United states supply Company.
Bids have been received at the office Of
] Charles Cloves for the erection of a large
building for the United States Supply
! company. TO be located at the southwest
corner of Ninth and Farnam streets.
| The new home Of the company will be
among the fine warehouse buildings of the
city, being almost the duplicate in size,
material and construction, OF the ware.
house built recently for the Allen Bros
company on the west half OF the same
| block. 1t will be six stories in height
1870 feet in length and sixty-six feet in
width, and will be Of modern fireproot
construction 1t will front on Farnanl
| street.
The company has owned forty-four feet
on Farnam street for several years. but
has not built, presumably because of in
ability to get additional ground. A short
time ago, however. twenty-five feet more
! ground was bought.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
Caught Cola while HuntInE a BurwIa,

Mr.. VIM. Thos. Lanorgan, provincial con-
stable at Chapleau, Ontario, says; II
caught a severe cold while hunting a bur
glar Ia the forest swamp last fall. Hearing
OF Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy, tried It.
and after using two small bottles / was
completely cured" This remedy is intended
especially for coughs and colds. 1t will
loosen, and relieve a severe cold in less time
than by any other treatment and is a favor
lite wherever it's superior excellence has
become known.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26

Governor Frantz Of Oklahoma contributes
an article entitled ''The New State to the
May issue OF Southwest, published By the
passenger traflc department Of the Rock
land-Frisco lines.
The price Of the magazine is hye cents q
copy. or fifty cents year. ,.
Address all communications to l0al Frisco
Building, st. Louis, No
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
DIAMoNDs-Edhoim, 10th and Harne!
FIeischmann Men Here.

delegation OF prominent men from
Cincinnati was sightseeing Ia Omaha
Tuesday. They were the guests of Elmer
Bryson, local manager OF the Fleischmann
Yeast company. In the party was Julius
Fleischmann, president OF the Fleisch-
mann Yeast company and former mayor
OF Cincinnati; Colonel Max Fleischmann,
vice president: V. Lesser, attorney, and
Mr.. Greisehback, president Illinois Vine
gar company, all officers of the Fleisch-
10 the points of interest in the city and
all expressed surprise at the rapid growth
OF the business section Of Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26

The promise Of Henrietta Crosman in a
modern play ought to be induoement suf-
ficient to NIL every seat in the Boyd theater
this evening. This clever woman is well
known to omahans and has always been
most popular here, although she has ia
vored the city with entirely too few visits
Of late years. She is coming this time in
play that is up-to-date and one in which
she has achieved much success The en-
gagement begins tonight and lasts tin after
saturday with a matinee on Saturday after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
BARTEE GOES TO LINCOLN
COIOred Man who Kills Friend Begins
Terra of Twenty Years in
PenitentiaFy.

William Bartee, the colored man con-
victed OF the murder OF Henry Brown and
sentenced to twenty years in the peniten-
tlary was taken to lincoln to begin his
sentence Wednesday. sherinf Mcdonald ex-
poets to take John Doyle, who killed his
companion. John Kelly, to Lincoln Thurs
day. No mandate from the supreme court
Affirming the life sentence Of James j.
Reed for numbering Glynna Hines has been
received by the sheriff and he is still held
at the county jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26

The mid-week popular price matinee at
the orpheum this afternoon will AFFORD
the women another Of their fAvorite innings
at the pretty vaudeville theater The bill
on this week embraces some excellent fea-
lures, Is well supplied with some very eff
footive comedy and is scoring we'll. Sand
ors troupe of dogs simulate different anil
mails. The CANNES create an interesting
and amusing circus. This act IL calculated
TO delight the children.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26

Coroner Bradley held an inquest wednes-
day morning into the death OF Herbert e.
Mason, the San Francisco refugee who
drank earbolic acid Tuesday morning at
the residence OF his wife's parents, 1918
jackson street. The jury returned a verdict
that Mason came to his death from effects
OF poison self-administered. Eason's fu-
neral was held Wednesday afternoon from
the undertaking rooms of Bradley and Dor
rance. Rev. G. w Savidge conducted the
service. Burial was at Forest Lawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
Dittmar Goes 90 siouI CITY.

Julius s. Dittmar for some months editor
and manager of the Beatrice Daily Elk
press, has accepted the position of editor
to Sioux City soon. Before going fc
Beatrice Mr.. Dittmar was capital reporter
on the Lincoln News for some years. He
is one OF the hardest working newspaper
men in the state. Editor Kelly Of the
Tribune, while still retaining control oi
the paper will get from under the burden
Of active management.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26

Starting tonight the Lyman Twins are to
appear here for three nights and Saturday
matinee. A treat seldom offered the thea
tergoing public is in store for Krug patrons
when the famous comedians the Lyman
twin brothers, are seen here in their mu-
steal comedy success, The Rustlers. "
which they are appearing IN this season
and which IL said to be one OF the funniest
and most elaborate productions OF its class
yet produced
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN
Republicans are Kept Busy Denying False
Political Runners,
BENSON cORRtcrS ANOTHER REPORT
makes IL clear He Did Not MaIiEn
Brewers and saloon Keepers
In sPeaking OF Thugs
and Gamblers.

Solicitors for the republican COMMITTEES
are going through court house and city
hall asking campaign contributions from
republican once holders and employees.
we have to depend on you for financial
assistance because VIC can't draw on the
corporations or other sources this time" ls
responses.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
Marriage Licenses.
following marriage licenses have

The following marriage licenses have
been issued:
Marvin Dotson, Gretna. .....,......,......., n
Myrtle M. Allberry, Gretna. ..,....,..,,... p
John Klockner, Jr., Bellviile, IIl............ q
Clara Banner Benson, Observation-Disclosures. "a
August +. David, Omaha. .......,....2
Alice Smith, Omaha ..,.....,........2 u
Frederick A. Martin, Omaha ........,.26
Edna A. Petrie, Omaha commandment
Winter SHOW, Merrick county .........30
Bessie DauhSuer Hamilton county. 2S
Leonard p. Thind, Omaha. ............,36
Matilda j. JUL, Omaha ..............26
Harry NJ Appleton, Sioux Falls, s. ID. 81
Marguerite NJ. Mcneil, Sioux Falls, u
RAbern f. Kilgore, Omaha. ,.....,..,.27
Ruth Shinrock, Omaha, ............,..22
William ]. Linehan, Omaha .........2 90
Elizabeth Hoover, Omaha ......,.....1S
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26

The regular Thursday afternoon shoppers
matinee will be given at the Burwood the
alter this afternoon. In the Palace of the
King" being the bill. The Woodward Stock
company is doing some fine work in this
piece and the production has been greatly
enjoyed by large audiences at each perform
ance so far.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
Inter.ht Awakened.

Interest awakened everywhere in the
marvellous cures Of Cuts, Bsrns, Wounds
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. rs cents. Fol-
sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
steamship Tickets.

am agent for all European steamship
lines, handling outward and prepaid tickets.
Sailing lists, diagrams and literature can
be obtained on application. First and Sec
ond cabin and steerage at very lowest
rates. ]. 3. Reynolds, C. P. A. Burlington
Route, 1902 Farnam street
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26

Chased by number of irate women a
Dahlman supporters who had been tack
ing UP pictures OF his candidate for mayor
beat a hasty retreat from the vicinity Of
Twentieth and Clark streets the other
day. The Dahlmanite at FIRST asked per-
mission to place the pictures in the win
dows, but met with so many refusals he
took to posting the cards on the houses
without asking leave. Some women OBJ
jected to having their residences disfgured
and hastily organized vigilant commit
tee and started out to find the man who
was causing the trouble. He escaped by
suspending work and making bee line
for the uptown district.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26

mott pronounced the cause of death az
heart disease. Mr.. Duncan was So years
of age. The body was sent Wednesday
afternoon to his old home at Philadel-
phia for burial
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26
DIED

CROF~r-Edward j., aged Is years.
Funeral Friday morning, April 81. At $50
from family residence lbs South Sixteenth
street 10 St. Philomena's church. Inter
ment, Holy Sepuleher cemetery.
CoLLETr-A. NJ, at s:4s p. m, Wednesday
April g.
Funeral from residence. so2l Locust street
Friday afternoon a. 400
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26

Il did not mean to connect the brewers
and corporations with thugs, burglars
and gamblers, as made out in the report
Of my speech and 1 am quite sure l did
not do SO, but that It was an unintentional
inaccurary OF the reporter" says Candi-
date Benson. Il did say that the thugs,
burglars and gamblers were all against
me, but spoke OF several other things
before / referred to the brewers as being
for Dahlman and l did not mention
saloon keepers specifically at all. 1 am
very careful about what I say ana
would be the last to class brewers and
corporations Unfortunately with habitual
criminals"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-26

The following letter has been received
by an Omaha republican from Theodore II.
johnson, now Of Chicago, but formerly on
the Omaha school board and a prominent
Swedish American:
II want to congratulate you and the rest
OF the republicans for nominating such q
splendid lot Of men for your city oflcials.
They will be elected by an exceptionally
large majority. Erastus Benson will make
splendid mayor He will treat all Justly.
The city council, made up Of such men as
9. 8. Hayward will give the people of
Omaha Just what they have been wanting
ability in the management Of the public
anairs, which will mean an honest, bus
inesslike administration, with justice to all.
In the residence districts a genuine war
between the Benson ana Dahlman workers
has developed into mailing up and tearing
down campaign lithoeTaphs OF the aspir-
ants to the chief executives chair. Not
the least amusing feature is the fact that
the city ordinances strictly prohibit tack
ing anything at all on poles that have
been painted. The Benson headquarters
people are telling tales Of woe of how
pictures Of their candidate are torn down
at night only to be replaced the next day
and torn down again, and the Dahlnnan
crowd lie singing the same song. On the
Help Build Up Omaha" Autographs OF
Dahlman somebody has got busy pastins
the word Hold over the word Build,
changing the expression very materially
and causing a good deal Of satlrical laugh
ter.