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The Jewish outlook., 1906-05-11

chine and repair shops upon tract of land which it has
recently purchased near Argo.
The extensions and lines additions to it's plant and
equipment and reconstruction, which The Denver City
Tramway Company desires to undertake at to enable
keep pace with the growth of the city, involve
pendture in Denver, in the immediate future, of more
than three millions of dollars
The adoption by the people Of the proposed Tramway
franchise will enable the company give the citizens thor
oughy frstcass street accommodations The improve
ments contemplated will provide employment for many
wormen, at good wages and will be OF Immediate advan
only the matter of to the patrons
of the company the property and merchants
of the city generally by increasing the value of real estate
and adding to the volume Of trade.
The Denver City Tramway Company now furnishes
steady employment for 100 1t pays good wages to
it's men. It's pay-ros amount to than $850,oO0
per year. The number Of men regularly employed will be
largely increased by the building of the proposed exen
sons
Under the of the proposed Tramway franchise
The Denver City Tramway Company permitted to oper
ate it's cars FOR THE CARRIAGE ONLY OF PASSEN-
GERS With the exception Of construction material for
it's use, it is PROHIBITED under the proposed fran
cs transport any freight through the Streets to
permit other company to the Tramway tracks for
freight purposes
THIRD RAIL.
Under all it's present franchises the Tramway Company
is permitted to build it's tracks to gauge of four feet
eight onehaf inches, which is the standard gauge
throughout the country The proposed franchise permits
wider gauge than this which is already allowed to the
company The present tracks Of the company however,
have built a gauge three feet six
inches Good practice for suburban electric lines requires
the building Of standard gauge-four feet eight and
half inches tracks. When suburban electric lines
brought the city Tramway tracks, third rail will
be required. The Denver Lakewood & Golden
brought in upon Tramway tracks Arapahoe street.
to point near Fifteenth street. and third rail is there in
use The proposed ordinance provides for third rail-
wherever it may be found necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

w. T. Allen OF Sioux City. II. KillkellY
Of Washington, d. c.. J. W. Hamilton Of
San Francisco and w. r. McFadden OF
Hastings are at the Her Grand.
w. F, Prowett OF Fullerton, George j.
Wolz H. I. King and r. McGivern ~
Fremont r, T. Guppy and Mrs. r. T.
Guppy OF Oakland, Cal. are at the Willard
Rev. James Quinn of Minneapolis, a col
lege friend OF Rev c. w. Savidge, is visit
ing for a few days in Omaha. The Twin
City visitor is the guest Of Rev. Mr.
Savidge.
II. A. creekpoum OF Ulysses. John q.
Hall OF Casper, Gus Meyer OF Lincoln,
James Bentley OF Nebraska City and c.
w Dixon OF Grand Island are ct the
Henshaw.
j. A. Quinn of ST. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
g. Edwards OF Hay Creek, Okl.; Ross
Smith OF London. Eng; II. c. Mlsner o.
Pasadena, o. p. Sells OF Denver, J. W.
Reedy OF Beresford and w. l.. Dayton or
Lincoln are at the Paxton.
W. A. Hathaway OF Denver. F. ID. VII
liams OF Albion. r. ]. Brownfreld OF I'm
coin, J. w Turner Of Randolph. William
j. F. Nesblt Of Tekamah. John Diemer OF
Hyannis, T. Hermanson OF Kearney, w.
". Essex OF Lincoln and Robert Dyer -
Valentine are at the Merchants.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

delightful at home yesterday for about
forty guests. The rooms, were attractive
with a profusion Of yellow jonquils and
spring flowers. The features of the after
noon were an interesting talk on the De-
tention home by Mrs. II. II. Heller Snd
several delightful readings by Miss Minnie
Hitler. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
gave a dinner OF eight covers for Miss
Dumont
Miss Eta Beeman entertained infor-
mally at cards last evening in honor of
Miss Chant and Miss Han.
Miss Minna Meyer, who has been spend
ing a few months in New York, will return
10 Omaha Monday.
Miss Lillian Oberfelder returned TO her
home Friday morning after spending a
week in Omaha with friends. Miss ober-
fielder resides at Sidney, Neb.
Robert Updike entertained the Thimble
club Tuesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

We haze specially chosen this lime this gear
and me can promise you better clothes
0aIue for $40 than any stare e0er otered
Jefore These suits are ,o,lE mGde-hoJd
o sps the s.a oes as as % ,s,@ SIN
c.o,hes ttat cos, so per cent more our i'm nv
~. stocks giU} opportunity for q tode n "
SelectioRA Brdndeis Special price
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
FIGHT OVER CUSTODY OF DOG
Legal Battle Carried from Judge
AIstRdt's Hall OF Justice 20
District Court.

"One Irish spaniel liver-colored, tusk on
lower jaw broken point" is the object Of
litigation in district court which will, It
is estimated, cost the ltigants over $3.50
before the case Is ended. The dog Is
claimed by both Martin Shields of the po-
lice force and Charles Howell, a grocer at
Eighteenth and 81. Mary's avenue and a
jury in Judge Redick's court will have to
decide between them.
Last August Mr., Shields began replevin
proceedings in Justice Alstadt's court 10
get possession OF dog then in possession
OF Howell. asserting the animal belonged
10 him and had wandered away some time
before. Howell replied the dog had been
IN his possession for months before Shields
lost his pet More than twenty-five Wit
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

Singer. Mrs. J. s. Tippery, Mrs c. s. Hof-
fert, Mrs. Lowell Dunn, Mrs. w. McCreary,
Mrs. NJ Young. Mrs J. H. Wright, Mrs.
j. H. Wright, jr, Mrs. Riepen, Mrs. Fred
oliver Mrs. John Miles, Mrs. G. Marti,
Mrs. s. N Mealio, Mrs. II. Kessler, Mrs.
]. kaufman, Mrs. p. Jensen, Mrs. Arthur
Hamilton, Misses Sheldon. Walton and
Scott.
Mrs. w. IL Cornell of Wattsburg. Pa.
who is visiting Mrs d. E. Chaplin. leaves
tomorrow for Minneapolis
The annual banquet OF Unity church will
be held in the church parlors this evening
at $50 o'clock Mr.. Frank NJ. Blish will
act as POSTMASTER.
Mrs. c. NJ. Power will give a children's
party tomorrow afternoon for her little
niece, Catherine Slower OF Spencer. Ia.
Mrs. H. e. Chapman will give a luncheon
tomorrow at her home, 25O9 Farnam street,
in honor OF Miss Gladys Chant and Miss
Hazel Han OF Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. c. NJ Power is entertaining her sis
ter, Mrs. b. II. Slower. and little daughter
of Spencer, Ia, who will spend a week
here.
Mrs. j. L. Baker has as her guest Mrs
Winters Of Grand Eneampment, Wyo
Miss Eta Beeman was hostess at de-
lightful theater party at the Burwood yes
terday, followed by luncheon at Ba.duff's
in honor of Miss Chant and Miss Han.
Her guests were: Miss Chant Miss Han
Miss Marion Johnson Miss Mabel MARI
Miss Isabel French. Miss Julia Coburn,
Miss Francis Martin. Miss Ida Edmiston
Miss Ida Smith. Miss Marion Tyler. Miss
Mary Alice Rogers, Miss Elizabeth Cong
don, Miss Marion Hughes, Miss Nell Gould,
Miss Eta Beenian and Mrs. Il. z. Chap
man.
Chapter r. Of the p. T. o. sisterhood
meets Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Ar
thur L. sheetz. 40i2 Seward street. for a
literary and musical program. Mesdames
n. B. Updike. Edward Updike and sheetz
will render musical selections and Mrs.
Wagner and Mrs. Cleiand will read.
The West Farnsm Kensington met at
the home OF Mrs spetman on Harvey
street yesterday afternoon. All we're in
terested and entertained by collection Of
Chinese novelties brought from China by
her son. Edward. The next meeting will
be at the home OF Mrs. F. Young, 5425
Mason street.
Mrs. b. W. Jewell has returned from a
visit with her sister i'm Florida.
Mrs. Vaughn OF Chicago. who was the
guest OF Mrs. f. A. Cudshy. has returned
home.
A theater party. followed by supper, was
given Tuesday evening at the Burwood by
the men OF the Hanseom Park Card club.
IN the party were: MT and Mrs. NJ.
Bowling. Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John wailwork. Mr. and
Mrs. Huntley. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland, Mr..
and Mrs. Van Kuran. Mr.. and Mrs. Daley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Olsen. Mr. and
Mrs. John Steel, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weaver and
Miss Sherwood
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

nesses were called, about half Of them
swearing the dog was Shields and the
other half. swearing just as positively It
was Howell's. Justice Altstadt found for
the defendant and decided Shields would
have TO return the animal or pay a Judg-
ment of $50. it's appraised value. This did
not satisfy Shields and he carried the suit
to the district court. Dog licenses and
birth records have been put in the record
to sustain HoweIl's contention.
Shields is represented in the controversy
by ]. b. Kelkenney and Howell by Weaver
e. GiIlen
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

In honor of Mrs. w II. Cornell Of Watts
burg, Pa, Mrs. ID. u. Chaplin gave an en-
joyable card party yesterday afternoon at
her home, 25u ST. Mary's avenue. The rooms
were attractively decorated with ferns,
palms ana pink carnations. Six-handed
euchre was played. the first prize. a cut
glass dish, being won by Mrs. c. H. T.
Riepen; the second, a salad fork, by Miss
Alice Walton, and the third, a hand
painted powder box, by Mrs. @. MART. As
sisting were Miss Carrie Midgely and Miss
Riepen. The guests were: Mrs. J. S. Ben
nett, Mrs. II. II. Churchill. Mrs. Robert
Goewey. Mrs. Fred Thorne, Mrs. Charles
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

In ease OF constipation psritonitis, etc,
panic Is ayerted by curing yourself with
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. sc Far sale
BY sherman a Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

this I'm large letters promises are made for
the square deal" Locally the square deal
slogan was appropriated by Mr.. Hennings
as a compact way OF stating how he pro-
posed to administer the affairs of the city
as mayor. The Fontanelles made fun of 1t
at first. but have now plagiarized and are
trying to use it themselves This fact is
being freely commented upon.
To counteract the defamation tactics Of
the opposition press agents the Equal
Rights club has issued circular 70 the
voters warning them to be on their guard
against lies and misrepresentation. The
document reads:
AS April 3, 1895, the day, OF our city
primaries is close at hand and as that
time approaches. the excitement i becom-
ing more intense and the friends of Vari-
Gus candidates are making all kinds Of
all kinds of charges against one another,
address You this letter to inform you that
this club Is not. and its members never
were. in favor of a "mud-slinging' cam
paign. and does not believe In sending out
libeious and dirty circulars defaming the
character OF any candidates or their
friends. such as has been done By the man
ayers Of other candidates In this campaign,
and as We have positive proof Of a lot
more scandalous stun and distorted tickets
purpOrted to be the tickets endorsed By
this club are to be scattered broadcast
over the city between now anu NIe uhN OF
primaries, we would kindly ask you 20 pay
no attention 10 anything of this nature,
either scattered broadcast over the city or
mailed to you direct as you will be per-
sonally notified OF all candidates this club
is supporting. With best wishes for the
success Of our entire ticket. from A. II.
Hennings for mayor all the way through
TO your precinct committeeman.
IF you want to get the straight OF this
campaign. come down to Myrtle hal SatuT-
day night and youll get it," exclaimed
Hoffman, who prides himself on his right
to the name Of the Third Ward spouter. "
This Is going 10 be my meeting and am
going TO have the first run on the talking
am going 60 repeat what I said in my
famous Twelfth ward speech and then
some. / am for Broatoh for mayor whether
Broatch is for me for councilman or not,
and don't care who knows il. This Is a
free-speeoh country and / am going to tell
the bare truth in all its nakedness."
Stories that the opponents Of Hennings
have been stirring up. alleging that ne
made improper investments IN city war
rants. are being seriously crippled by signed
statements BY the men supposed TO be in
volved IN the deals, who are, for the most
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
GOSSIP OF THE POLITICIANS
BrOatCh Followers at City Hall Flock Into
the Hennings Oamu.
TOM LEE WHIP is CRACKED IN VAIN
Nen Who, for Mayor MoOreA' sake
Agreed 10 support BrOateh,
Desert Him since the
Mayors Death.

No further evidence OF the collapse of
the Broatch campaign is needed than the
fact that a number OF city hall officers and
employees. who had taken up the Broatch
end in response to the wish of the late
Mayor Moores. have gone over into the
liennings column, declaring they are glad
10 got thore. Said one OF them Friday;
It's as clear as daylight that Hennings
has been making big gains during the last
week and that Broatch has lost the biggest
and best part OF the strength he had, leav-
Ing nothing but the small droves that
respond 10 the crack OF Tom Lees lash
We see the handwriting on the wall and
We got into the Hennings bandwagon as
fast as We could. That's about ali there
is to tt
Efforts OF certain real estate men 20 make
out BY personal letters to voters that all
the real estate dealers arc behind the
candidacy OF Benson, are arousing hosti-
lity among business men who trade I'm other
things. These point out that special de-
votion to real estate interests would not be
The best thing for Omaha. An old-timer
declares. Il remember how Benson was
ia the front ranks OF the boomers in the sos
/ have noted the rapidly mounting realty
prices and the amount OF speculation going
ON ouFihk the last year me linking up
Of Benson's name with his business is
calculated to be doing him more harm
Than good"
The latest bit OF piracy In the present
campaign Is the stealing by the Benson
campaign managers Of two ideas belonging
to A. II. Hennings. They have copied his
van" idea by having a vehicle OF that
kind hauled through the streets advertising
their meeting at Creighton hall. Besides
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

Some of the most enthusiastic knockers
on the streets today are candidates on
whom the Benson organ has furnished
dope" more OF less astray from fact
One OF these persons is Harry Fischer. who
Is a Hebrew according to the dream con-
cOcted about him. Il happens that Fischer
and George Gillespie. the manager OF the
sheet In question, are fellow deaeOns Of
the Kountae Memorial church. Fischer has
sent the paper letter in which he en-
deavors 10 set correction regarding a lot
OF things. II he doesn't set II before
primary day, there may be blood on the
moon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

In honor OF Miss Edith Dumont Mrs.
Hurst OF Minneapolis and Miss keenan, o.
Madison. VIE. Mrs Draper Smith save
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
Ask for

Metz Bros. Brewing Co.
FAMOUS BOOK BEER,
on draught Saturday, March n.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

The gambling bunch behind Broateh has
undertaken to influence sentiment for its
favorlte by starting book on the repub-
lean primaries. 1t is cheap for them to
lay wagers with themselves at fake odds
that are never to be collected. For
starters" the bOokers offer a four TO five
shot on Broatch, picking him a slight
faVorlte over Benson at even money. Seven
to hve il asked for on Henninss. Elbourn
Is favored for city clerk. Westberg for
comptroller. Fawoett for city attorney and
Butler for building inspector. on the
counoilmanic ticket the only candidate on
which the public Is asked to take the
long end is Zimman.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Jacquith will enter
tain the Kountze Place Card club this
evening.
Miss Marion Johnson will entertain in
formally this evening in honor OF Miss
Chant and Miss Han.
Mrs A. V. Kinsler gave a pleasant in
formal kensington yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Blanche Kinsler OF Bunalo,
n. Y. Fifteen guests were present.
Mrs. f. M. Barnes gave delightful in
formal chafing dish luncheon yesterday in
honor OF Miss Nell Haines of Springfield, Mo.
Those present were Miss Haines. Mrs c. A.
Lewis, Mrs, John Ragan. Mrs. f. c. Miller
OF Minneapolis, Mrs, A. NJ. Longwell and
Mrs. c. L. Warield.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
BRANDEIS-"GooD CLOTHES"

part friendly to the BensOnian candidacy.
These discount the charges and make one
In particular look exceedingly foolish.
Charles Battelle. a lawyer whose name was
used in connection with the charges, has
signed his name to the following statement
OMAHA, March 20, 19O6.-To whom it may
concern: 1t has been reported TO me that
the statement has been made that Mr.. A
II. Hennings, the city treasurer, received
from me a consideration or bonus for the
by the city Of Omaha. IL such statement
has been made II Is untrue. BY authority
Of q certain resolution OF the city council
of the city of Omaha, Mr.. Hennings paid 10
me certain special warrants, but he did not
receive anything directly or indirectly for
so doing. CHARLES BATTELLE.
The Good Government League" has re-
csnted Under clamor of protest from
many candidates who declared they had
been maligned and outra ged. the league
has publicly taken back all the unfavora-
BILE things said of candidates in it's pub
lshed circular. BY public notice in the
daily papers the league says:
On account Of the wide divergence OF
opinion as 10 the meaning OF the word
Reputation" and desiring TO avoid any pos
sibility of being misunderstood by any
| one, the Good Government league hereby
withdraws all statements heretofore made
touching the reputation Of any and all
candidates. =.
In other words the stun is OF and a
retreat has been effected under threats Of
libel suits. Special corrections are made
for Ernest STUNT and other "rantanker-
Gus" candidates who were given hard
knocks in the circular and their "reputa-
lions" revised. Anyone who now wants
to know where the league stands on any
\ thing has to consult clairovoyant to
find out.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
NOTES on OMAHA SOCIETY.

Mrs. f. A. Henrichs was hostess at a
charming bridge luncheon yesterday at her
home. 1904 Pacific street. The tables were
prettily trimmed with red tulips and yellow
jonquils, while the places were marked by
cards, ornamented with yellow tulips. The
prizes, a cloisonne vase and bonbon dish,
were won by Mrs. J. B. Rahem and Mrs.
H. L. Porterfield. The guests were Mrs.
e. r. Bryson, Mrs Arthur Metz, Mrs.
Henderson, Mrs Burlington, Mrs Porter
field. Mrs. Rahem, Mrs .. V. Sholes. Mrs.
E. w. Arthur. Mrs. L. Duval, Mrs. p. H.
Updike and Mrs. T. w Judson.
Mrs. Carl f. Herring entertained at bridge
yesterday afternoon. There were Ave
tables Of players. and the high scores were
made by Mrs. Thomas Creigh and Mrs.
W. H. De France. Mrs f. c. Hunt assisted
Mrs. Herring.
The Glenwood post., 1906-03-31
CACHE CREEK.

Sam Gates is going to work for f.
NJ. Gillum for few days.
There is to be dance at the home
of Charles Evans Friday night March
30th.
Sherman Evans came down from
Holmes mesa Sunday and called on
old friends.
Roy Marling made pleasant visit
with William Reynolds and wife for
few days last week.
more land and ere long will have the
finest ranch around.
J. I. McCary is working with his
team on the Wilcox canal tunnel until
the weather opens up for home plow.
ing.
The long continued spell of disa
greeabe weather is at last broken and
we are having sunshine once more.
roads are Crying up very rapidly.
Roy Reynolds, Willis Kissee and
Charles Evans drove several head OF
cattle to the Morrisauia ranch for Doc
Wilson who is feeding there this
winter.
The fruit in this vicinity is past
danger and it looks as though we will
have an abundant crop. The report
is that peaches and apricots are killed
in some parts of the country.
The Glenwood post., 1906-03-31
NEW CASTLE.

There is surplus of mud this
week.
Will Calhoun has gone east to visit
his mother.
Mrs. Barnes is spending the week
with Mrs Durant of Rifle.
T. l.. Davis has been visiting with
his daughter. Mrs. j. F. Kamm
Mr.. Finley and Mr.. Murtle ale
mentioned as possible ca ndidates for
school director.
Miss Maggie Doyle departed Tues
day evening for f.evada where she
goes to spend the summer with her
sister.
j. W. Cummins and Mr.. Read,
auditor of the Rocky Mountain Fuel
company, spent Saturday in New
Castle.
H, A Ritter, en- route from Salt
Lake City to his home in Chicago.
spent Saturday with his brother, John
W. Ritter.
Can it be that the lighting of the
east end street lamp and the nearness
of election have any relation the one
to the other?
Universal sorrow is felt over the
death of J. B. Mansfield Mr.. Mans
field was well and favorably known
in New Castle, having lived here for
several years.
Mis- w. A. Anderson entertained
the Reading club Saturday. Twenty
ladies were present and were delighted
that they we've present, those who
were not being the only ones who are
feeling badly.
The Glenwood post., 1906-03-31
SOUTH { ANON.

'Mrs A. c. Hadley, of Eagle, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. A. B.
Cass.
f. P. Harker, of Denver, has &C
cepted position as mine clerk and
bookkeeper.
C. A. o Neill and son are visiting
friends in Denver. They expect to
leturn today.
W. B. Lewis, general manager. is
in Chicago with Howard Willetts on
business connected with the company.
The heavy rains of the past ten
days has caused the company consid-
erable trouble in keeping the electric
line open.
Mrs. G. F. o Neill writes from
Des Moines, Ia, that she is feeling
much better and will soon be able 20
return home.
On account of temporary shut
down number of the boys visited in
Glenwood, 1t is quite convenient to
live so near an up to-date city.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Clark left for
Denver last week where Mr. Clark
will accept position as assistant to
W. B. Lewis in the Denver office.
They leave many friends at the Canon
who wish them success.
Howard Willetts, of New York,
president of the coal company here,
visited here last week and seemed
well pleased with he condition of the
property. He h as large mining in
terests in Mon tana but said that
South Canon com pared favorable with
any camp he had visited.
Otto Hanson, section foreman for
the Colorado Midland, met with
painful accident this week. While
cleaning the track slide came down
without warning and partly covered
him with rock and snow. DR.. Rob
inson, the company physician, was
called and after an examination found
his injuries were quite severe, al
though not fatal.
The Glenwood post., 1906-03-31
EAGLE.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Baer have tele-
phone in their new home
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Glenn have
nice new horse and buggy.
E. E. Glenn was clerk at the sale
at Miss McConnell's s Wednesday,
Mrs. Tuck and Mrs. Ormsby attend
ed the sale at Miss McConnell's Wed
nesday.
DR.. Wiley left on business trip
through the western part of the state
Wednesday night.
Rev. Norville Will of Steamboat
Springs, arrived this morning (Wed
nesday) to assist in the revival ser
vices.
The family of Milby Frazier moved
by rail today to Wolcot where they
will make their home for a while at
least.
Perie Hockett returned Tuesday on
No. A from the Berry sanitarium where
she had been for number of days
taking treatment.
Quite a number attended the sale
of household goods. machinery and
stock at Miss McConnells ranch Wed
nesday.
Rev. Lee. presiding elder of this
district, was in Eagle Saturday and
preached Saturday might and Sunday
night. DIR. Lee is a gifted man and
his sermons are highly appreciated
here
We neglected last week to mention
the purchase of the ranch and stock
Of the late Edward Noecker by Girls
Madison of Leadville. Mrs Madison