Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-07

adjourns after noon. /, Page /
DOMESTIC.
Thaw's counsel is said to be divided
in opinion as to methods to be pursued
when court reassembles. Some members
would introduce more testimony others
would argue Immediately. I, Page
Next friends" Of Mrs. Eddy nle new
suit at Concord for statement of her af-
fairs. L Page
Steamer Virginia reaches New York in
battered condition after experience IN
storm. l. Page
Annual gathering Of Recognized Church
Of Latter Day Saints now being held at
Lamont, Ia. II, Page
President Roosevelt receives many let
ters containing additional details of plans
TO defeat his policies. I, Page q
United States and Mexico decide that
time is ripe to OFFER to mediate to bring
about peace in Central America. A
merger of the five republics is informally
proposed. l. Page /
Ambassador Bryce of Great Britain ad-
dresses Chicago Commercial club on rela-
tions of city to state. I, Page 2
officials of ship building company at
Lorain o.. say they will refuse any offer
to arbitrate strike controversy. I, Page
N6nEaAo2AAs
Fifth district club women conclude an
interesting session at Holdrege.
I. Page 3
Thirty grain dealers meet at Nebraska
City and Will endeavor to find way of
compelling railroads to furnish cars when
grain is contracted for in elevators.
I, Page
Nebraska teachers conventions end at
Beatrice and Fremont. I, Page
Josiah Reed, who was injured by ex-
ploslon at village lighting plant at SYRIA
cuse, gets verdict for $4,000. I, Page
Grading for Omaha & Nebraska Central
interurban road will begin early in MAJ.
I, Page 3
FOREIGN.
Several worlSmen are killed in riot at
Lodz and seurvy attacks residents OF
famine districts. I, Page
Douglas County Bar association holds
memorial meeting in honor of Judge Jo-
seph II. Blair Charles E. Morgan and
Frank Heller. II, Page !
Hearing of the application for injunction
to prevent the city from vacating Thir-
tieth street which is occupied by grain
! terminals is put over by district court
until Saturday, April 1s. I, Page 8
Former State Senator T. c. wolcott,
( former Land Office Register ]. c. Petty
I john and Patrick ]. King Of Chicago arc
among the indicted men to be tried at
the present term Of federal court.
I, Page
Extension of the Milwaukee to the Pa
cinc coast opens new field for Omaha job
bers in Montana and other parts of north
west II, Page
| City legal department will file de-
murrer to the applca ton OF the Humane
society for an injunction to the mayors
dog muzzle proclamation. I, Page
| A number Of interesting announce
ments Of engagements are made during
the week Others are expected.
II. Page
SPORTS.
! st. Louis National and American base
ball clubs tie in race for city champion
] ship. v, Page l
! Omaha bowlers complete most success
/ full season since leagues were organized.
v, Page 1
| Local base ball amateurs preparing for
/ a lively season. v, Page I
ConnGERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
! The announcement Of a building for Six
I teenth and Harney, to be occupied by a
{ new felall uTul Is hCttplto py real eS-
! tate men as an indication of local growth
/ II, Page
! Building permits throughout the country
for March show a slight falling on, as
1 cribed to tight money and high prices for
material H. Page
( Live stock markets. VI, Page 2
| Grain markets. VI, Page
Stocks and bonds. vi, Page
| Condition OF Omaha's trade. VI, Page
MAGAZINE sEOTToN.
! In the Magazine Section OF this number
will be found brief biography OF Judge
Gustave Anderson; the personnel OF the
new Omaha Board OF Fire and Police Com
4 mlssioners; Miss MacAsinurs Work
Among the Working Women; Life on a
: Railroad Thirty Years Ago and Now; Cos
sip Of Plays and Players; Musical Note
and Comment Six Pages
HOME SECTION.
In the Home Section Of this number will
be found Buster Brown; the Busy Bees
/ own Page; Carpenters Interview with an
ENiled Queen; Why Roumanian Peasants
Are in Revolt; Some Novelties in Women's
Coats; Woman IN Various Aspects; Fash
ionable Portrait Painting; New York and
the Woman's Institutes; Bill Bunk.
Six Pages