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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
JOHNSON CASE POSTPONED
Hearing of Injunction Against POSt-
master Palmer f. Set for
Another Date.

The hearing on the application for an In
function made by j. Cook Johnson to re-
strain Postmaster Palmer of Omaha from
interfering with the mail addressed to
Johnson, which was booked for Thursday
morning, has been continued to January g.
Johnson Is a poultry dealer doing business
several miles from Omaha, and was in
dIcted by the federal grand jury at Lincoln
in October for using the United States
malls for purposes to defraud. The charges
against him were that he failed to comply
with the terms of his advertisements in
the sale and delivery of fancy poultry to
certain customers and they raised a kick
about IT, A fraud order was in the mean
while issued against Johnson and all mail
addressed to him was ordered sent to the
dead letter office. A considerable quantity
of such mail has already been sent to
Washington and johnson began suit in the
United States circuit court to restrain the
postmaster at Omaha from Withholding
from proper delivery all such mail received
at Omahs to Johnson's address.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

]. b. Beranek is making preparations to
erect a $3.50 residence at Twenty-fourth
nd Arbor streets, on plans drawn by F.
". Krelle.
Charged with the theft OF twenty cases
{ Cel-Pep-Ko last Friday, Phil Blotsky
as discharged after a hearing before
Judge Crawford Thursday morning.
]. e. Daugherty, J. Nj. Allen and their
aspeCtive wives were discharged in police
1urt Thursday morning on the charge OF
lgaging I'm a free-for-all fight Christmas
light at their home, 1923 Burt street.
Building Inspector Withheld is having
printed a summary of Omaha's building
operations for 1906. These reports may be
had after January l on application at the
building inspectors office. Mr. Withheld
distributed $500 of the 1906 reports.
A sneak thief stole a leather satchel We'd
nesday afternoon from the hair-dress ng
parlors Of Mrs. Schedel, 1922 Douglas street,
owner, Mrs. Minnie Fricke, 1855 Charles
street The satchel contained toilet articles
valued at about IS.
The Wilke- Mitchell company has incor-
porated to do a general grocery business
in Omaha. The capital stock is $4,000 and
William Wilke, Harry l.. Mitchell and Ed
ward r. Wise are the incorporators. The
firm is now doing business at Fortieth and
Farnam streets as Wilke & Mitchell.
The case against Susie Duffy, colored,
who was arrested on the night OF Decem-
Der 10 on suspicion of having robbed Albert
Kobs of Bennington of 81 while In her
house at 1851 Capitol avenue, was dis
missed in police court Thursday morning
for lack of prosecution, the complaining
witness giving up the chase for his " In
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Captain II. f. Palmer was in Lincoln
Thursday morning
City Clerk Butler has gone to ottawa,
ILL.,. with his aged father to visit an uncle
who is seriously III.
Miss Helen OBrien of New York Is
spending the holidays with her sister
Mrs. Herman Matthes.
r. M. johnson, a prominent attorney of
Stuart, IS in Omaha to attend the Public
Ownership league meeting.
fornia, where he will spend two months
his health.
Chief Clerk Kenyon CT the Murray hotel
has resigned that position to take effect
January !. He has been compelled to re-
llnqush the hotel business on account of
of several months before deciding upon
what business he will engage in for the
future.
w. w. Narts of Auburn John Halverson
of Culbertson, l.. A. Weigle of Northfield
II. ]. ThrOstenberg of Norman, OkL: Mr.
and Mrs. r. w. Campbell of Grand Island,
Kate l. Stoker of Bartlett, j. c. Martin Of
Falls city A. NJ. Morrissey of Valentine
O. w. Metz of Burton and c. c. Pent of
Fullerton are at the Merchants.
Paul Harms, chief clerk of the Depart
ment OF the Missouri will leave Friday
evening for Havana, for duty at the Amer
lean army headquarters there, under COM
mand of Brigadier General T. j. Whit
Mr.. Harms family will not accompany
him, preferring to remain in Omaha for
the present and until matters become more
settled in Cuba.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
CNE MAN OVER ALL LIGHTS
New Ordinance Proposes Electrician
Monitor of Gas, TOO-PIRces
Meters Under His Control.

The city legal department has prepared
for Councilman Funkhouser an ordinance
which, If passed, will give to the city cleo
trlcian full charge of the city gas and ar
lights. The principal feature Of the new
ordinance is a provision that the electrical
shall have under his control meters whic
will register the electricity furnished Il
city, 50 that a complete check may be HI
by a city official of the current supple
and of the outage" the latter informs
ton being now furnished the city electr
clan by electric light officials. Patrolme
are supposed to report cases OF electric
lights being out, but the electricians rec
ords fail to show that the patrolmen have
been carrying out that rule to any extent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
MICHIGAN ALUMNI BANQUET
Function Mt Omaha club VIII He At
tended by Prominent Mem
bers of Faculty.

The alumni Of the University Of Michigan
now in Omaha will give an elaborate ban
uuet at the Omaha club January at I
D. m, when two leading members Of the
law and engineering faculties will be
present and will respond to toasts. Besides
the Omaha alumni, prominent graduates OF
Michigan from Nebraska and neighboring
states will be present The last Michigan
banquet in Omaha was held in 1900 and
was an occasion long to be remembered.
The committee has completed all arrange
ments and a large gathering of the former
students is expected
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
me complaining witness was held 20 APP
pear at the trial under bond Of 500.
HOW TO Cash IN THE CHIPS
street Railway Laborers often EN-
change Fare for Beer or
other Drinks

what sort Of a chip was that he gave
your" asked a passenger Of an Omaha
street car conductor after the latter had
received a circular blue article from a
portly man on the back platform.
"Oh, those are the chips the company
gives its laborers to ride to and from work
on" was the answer.
But that well dressed man doesn't han
die a pick and shovel, does he?"
mo I suppose he Is a saloon keeper.
You see. each laborer is given two chips
each evening one to pay his way home
and one TO pay his way back to work
In the morning. Some Of the men buy beer
with the chips and walk home. once in a
while you find a saloon man who has
enough chips in his pockets to pay his
fare for a week"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
DARK CLOUDS OVER SMITH
Suspicion Of Him as Rummelhart Murderer
Becomes More General
POLICE THINK He MAY Be THE FtND
Have Conclusive Evidence, chief
Says, that He IL Guilty of
other Crimes Revolving
in Character.

He ia a bad character and we snail ex-
haust every resource at our command to
determine his connection, II any. with the
murder OF Josephine Rummelhart," was
Chief Donahues comment on Frank Smith,
the negro arrested on the south side
Wednesday for Insulting women and girls.
I'VE have the most conclusive evidence
against him for revolving conduct, and
man who would do that would do most
anything in that line. Everything about
his case indicates that he is a low, de-
PRAYED Individual. We shall keep him at
the city Jail and have every person see
him who thinks he or she might be able
to throw any light on the case. 1 want
those people in the vicinity Of Riverview
park who saw the culprit that annoyed
women and girls down there last fall to
view him"
Asked If he personally thought the fellow
connected with the Rummelhart case, the
chief said:
"Of course, 1 could not say as to that.
But can say he is capable of the most
revolving crime. He may be the hend we
have so long looked for
Big Point Against Him.
The chief takes as a strong fact against
the fellow his utter inability to account
for himself for two or three months or
since the Rummelhart murder, October s..
He has made nothing but the most in
| coherent statement and has tried 20 make
| 1t appear he was not In Omaha during the
| Ak-Sar-Ben festivities, at the close OF
which the community was shocked by the
! news OF the Rummelhart atrocity. The
, officers have not yet mentioned to him
anything about this crime.
| Not only Chief Donahue, but Captain
| Mostyn and other police officers are in
| clned to the theory that Smith took the
! life of Miss Rummelhart md also COM
mitted the depredations at Riverview park.
Women who claim to be able to identity
the latter criminal will see him at the Jail,
and II they determine he is the fiend they
are looking for the police say big point
will he made toward getting the creature
who committed the Dodge street crime.
II Smith has dwelt upon the Rummelhart
murder since his arrest no one around
police headquarters knows it, nor does
Smith know that the authorities are fitting
upon him the garment of guilt OF this
dastardly crime.
Smith was arTaigned in police court
Thursday morning and sentenced to thirty
days in Jail. He will be confined for the
term Of his sentence in the city Jail, as he
will be needed many times for the purpose
of establishing his identity and his pos
sible connection with the various crimes
with which he is suspected.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
WILTSE EXPECTS FAIR DEAL
Cedar County senator Predicts Ne
Break in EIectIng Norris
Brown mt Lincoln.

II look for the republican majority in
the legislature to carry out the party's
pledge and elect Norris Brown to the
United States senate" said Senator-elect
George w. Wiltse of Randolph, who, with
his family, stopped Off in Omaha on their
way to Lincoln for the winter. II was
Rosewater man in the state convention,
but Mr. Brown got the nomination and, as
The Bee says. that ought to be treated as
a binding obligation upon those who agreed
to stand by the action of the convention.
think 1t would be mistake to repudiate
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
Railway Notes and Personals.

General Manager Walters of the North
western has gone to Chicago.
S. NJ Braden, assistant general superin-
tendent of the Northwestern, was in
Omaha Thursday.
Dr. A. F. Jonas, head of the medical de-
partment of the Union Pacific has gone to
Cuba for an extended vacation.
C. E. Spens general freight agent of the
Burlington, has returned from Chicago,
where he spent the Christmas holidays.
The meeting of the land agents of the
Union Pacific. which was scheduled for
Thursday at Union Pacific headquarters in
Omaha, was called off by the Union Pa
cihc and no definite date set for another
meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
CHRISTMAS AT CITY MISSION
Young Folks Are Entertained and
Given Good Things by
Santa Claus.

Christmas still fingers in Omaha The
City mission, on Tenth street between
Dodge and Douglas, was yesterday the
scene of two celebrations. In the morning
the boys who are under the care of Miss
Magee had a Christmas tree and 200 of
them received presents. Dean Beecher of
Trinity cathedral spoke.
In the afternoon 200 girls held festival
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
DODGE RETURNS SATURDAY
Candidate for Speaker VIII Proceed
TO Lincoln without stop
ping in Omaha.

N. p. Dodge, jr.. will return from the east
Saturday and without stopping at Omaha
will go to Lincoln TO open his campaign
for the speskership of the house. Repre-
sentative Tucker has opened headquarters
for MIR. Dodge at room 4. Lindell hotel, and
Mr. Dodge is expected to get the Douglas
county delegation together there for con-
ference soon after his arrival in Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
LOTS FOR NEW SYNAGOGUE
Property Now In Hand by Russian
Congregation Israel on
Chicago Street.

Deeds changed hands Thursday transfer
ring a lot at the southeast corner Of
Twenty-first and Chicago streets to the
Russian Congregation Israel. The con-
gregation will build on the property as soon
as It can dispose of its synagogue and LOT
on Capitol avenue This is likely to be
soon, as several bids have already been
made for the old home The deal was
made through Robinson & Wolf.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28

In LINE with the rure Food Law,
The National Food and Drug act which
takes effect January 1, 1907 does not af-
feet Chamberlains Cough Remedy in any
manner. No special labels are required on
this remedy under that Act. as 1t is free
from opiates and narcotics of every char
acter. making 1t a safe remedy for mothers
70 use with their children. This remedy
has been in use for so many years, and
it's good qualities are so well known. that
no one need hesitate to use It when
troubled with a cough or cold.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28

that action. and I think. furthermore. there
is not the remotest possibility Of such
reputation"
on the matter of reform legislation sena-
tor Wiltse says he feels sure the session
will make good on its pledges to the people.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28

and real and truly Santa Claus passed
presents to them, while a short talk was
made by c. f. Robel. This was the third
of the Christmas festivals at the mission.
one having been held Monday for Jewish
children.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28

Ella Smith and James Fimmerlin, col
ored residents of the Third ward, were
bound over for trial in the district court
under bonds of $500 each by Judge Craw-
ford Thursday morning on the charge of
robbing Charles Anderson,gof Chicago of
$35 last Monday night. The woman adj
mitted stealing SIS from Anderson and said
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
all IS NOW GETTING BUSY
'$rtbern Fac 70 starts Improvements to
OO1ntsraot Invasion Of Milwaukee.
uT-oFF FROM NILES CITY TO HELENA
VIEW Road VIII Involve Construction
Three Hundred and FIFTY
- Miles of Track, shorten
ing Main Line.

Ence the announcement OF the route Of
k Milwaukee TO the northwest and the
kaslon Of Hin territory by that line the
brthern Pacific has become busy perfect
b It's road that II may more effectively
InDete for the traffic with the new line.
/ is reported a new line soon will be built
"a cutoff. which will leave the main
fof the Northern Pacific at Miles City
NJ following a course directly west,
HHe the Northern Pacific again at
#eha. The new road will require the
lructlon of about $50 miles of track
will shorten the distance between st.
and Seattle about 14O miles. 1t will
do away with the necessity Of double
king the line between Miles City and
na.
Holidays Help Shortage.
ailroad men say the car situation was
rlderably relieved by Sunday and
4IIstmas coming so near together. Train
W which otherwise would have laid of
tr Sunday were pressed into service to
sul cars where they were needed, and this
stra service. taken in connection with a
'atk Of grain hauled by the farmers. has
einsd considerably. The elevator men say
De iocal bins are not nearly filled and that
oral tions are almost normal for this sea.
~ Of the year.
Merged I'm Burlington.
hfchibald Gray, assistant general freight
|9ept Of the Great Northern at Sioux City,
e be transferred to Seattle and no sue.
aaof appointed In his place. This Is
3IteA as an Indication that the Grea,
.4Flbern line from Sioux City to oNeill
~ be turned over to the Burlington, as
announced some time ago, and that ii
Be made a part of the Omaha division,
@.th is to be separated from the Lincoln
||f|N|on.
seventy-seven Get Pensions.
me annual report of the Union Pacific
inows seventy-seven employees on the pen.
sl1n list, to whom 3l9621.2O is paid an
nially.
A resolution has been adopted by tht
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28

Jewel theater, continuous moving pictures
and illustrated songs. Noon until 1r,p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28

Large forces Of men are still at work on
the oregon Short Line extension from
Marysville to Yellowstone park. Grading
gangs are now working in the vicinity OF
Osborne and the big ranch owned by Vice
President and General Manager w. II.
Bancroft OF the oregon Short Line and
other Hartman officials The line Is now
about thirty-six miles from the edge Of
the park, but as the grade is easy, next
springs opening is a certainty. This will
give another and better inlet to the yell
lowstone and will give a good route for
entrance and exit.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28

Missouri Valley Car Service and Storage
bureau to reduce the free time on ship
ments OF bituminous coal, coke, bulk lime
and ore from seventy-two TO eighteen
hours. This will become effective on Feb
ruary / next. The action taken il the re-
suit Of the unprecedented car shortage
Of the bureau.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
CoIored Woman Round Over.

0-k Wedding Rings. Edholm. 1eweler.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-28
Merged In burlington.

A resolution has been adopted by til,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
Den BRITTLE presie ON
Sooiepelts Suolfab.

Sra 2onoon t%elcgrnfere5 ben 5te
December, at Den en9clifc EreSie al
lcre0e bar meboelt ct te%learuiif lo'
Drag al 8rpii0crt Rooicuelts 9uo'
fab, tiloeI8 lcoio9et al &onmcntarer.
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futte0c Iftitpffc ipneS at iremittIle zig
for ham iom en- o~irfeIig Stnoring for
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gel poa Gonc I'll at gicnnemfere lin
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ciale Reformcr ioruhirttcr ell oraItiI'
REORGANIZATION al HomtitItioncn, iot
hor oct IouQc lloltgtcr meo oere;
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for bans Strait o. 8aa9oaenbeo o.
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bam. "&u9eu StutSmano / Dor
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
Senator 6amhle.

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otter bIir ienbt til 8oibin9ton, flyer
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meo en- onrlig 2sn al 81 AGO, ionl
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llniSriitet.
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mofrotcrue bieIper I'll, "a DC natltr
IigpiS er imob begge DC republican
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07

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oa fortrinlige Sooneganse. Der er
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Stater, bpis bette fan faoes, og &on'
gresieu BIZ blioe anmoSet ON at tage
Oeulre Sog unber 3rsfteIie. s til.
matiif og andre Senieenoer er ptsie
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set bar meS Rettc -ppret ia9t, at man
burbe tiIifpnbe S%nooanorirg oertil
al RorOmPno - life al ,iaaoanne,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07

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