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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-09

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-09

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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21
NEGRO TROOPER IN COURT
Infantry Denies Knowledge
of shooting.

KANSAS CITY. March O-Clifford Alair,
a negro arrested on a charge Of disturbing
the peace and called up in police court
here today. pleaded with Judge Kyle to
be easy with him saying he was an old
soldier He had. he said, belonged 10 com
pany Of the Twenty Fifth Infantry, whose
members were discharged because OF that
companys part in the Brownsville AFFAIR
When Judge Kyle learned from the
prisoner that he was at Brownsville at the
time Of the riot he said:
Tell me who fired these shots at Browns
vile and I'll turn you loose"
Il don't know" declared Adair
How about that negro that confessed
to tine shooting the other day."
He doesn't know a thing about Il Judge.
We didn't have any trouble down there.
That confession was a fake Somebody
was just jObbing US down there"
Judge Kyle repeated his promise TO re-
lease the man II he would tell who fred
the shots al Brownsville, but the negro
remained silent He finally was discharged
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS OF HOUSE
Few Bills Are Considered During the
|, Session.
(From a staff CorrespondentN


l. Session.
(From a stan Correspondent
LINCOLN, March 2e.-(speciaI.) 1.-The fol-
lowing bills were passed by the house to-
day:
H. r. 1H-By Quackenbush. Reciprocal
demurrage bill.
S. F. SO--To make the state treasurer
the custodian Of the Hatch, Adams and
S. F. S77-To provide for the entry of
townsites by the corporate authorities Of
Incorporated villages or by the county
Judge
In the committee of the whole the house
recommended for passage H. r. 1885, by
Doran, appropriating $4,000 to those school
districts which are not able to hold seven
months school a year.
II. r. 203, by Thiessen of Jefferson, pro
viding for weighing on demand OF live
stock, COAL lumber and grain, was amended
providing for state weighmaster by the
governor at points where 100 cars are to be
weighed. The bill was recommended for
passage.
In committee OF the whole tonight the
house recommended for passage the follow
ing bills:
II. r. 247-Jenison Of Clay. Appropriate
ing $4,000 for normal training In high
H. II. 112-By Hamer OF Buffalo. Appro-
priating $4,000 for an addition to the Kear-
ney normal school.
II. II. 2A-By the Judiciary committee
Providing for warehouse receipts.
II. Il. 161-By Walsh OF Douglas. ApprO-
priating $4,000 for improvements at the
state fair grounds. Amended to read $780,
go
II. r. SOS-By Hart Of York. Providing
for the consolidation Of school districts by
vote instead OF by petition.
8. +. Spy Aidrich. Providing salaries
for employees Of the Industrial home at
Milford.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS OF SENATE
Large Number OF Bills Acted OF
During the Day.

|
During the Day.
(From a stan Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, March 90 - Especially 90 The
senate this morning passed the following
bills:
H. r. 1S5-By Dodge. Providing judg-
ments In forcible entry and detainer suits
shall become operative even If appeal Is
H. r. 1SS-By Erer Defining embezzle-
ment from fraternal societies and providing
II. r. i27-By Gilman. Providing for
state board Of optomrey
II. r. 85-By the joint railway committee.
The railway commission bill.
s. +. G-By Burns. The pure food bill.
The senate then went into committee of
the whole and acted on these measures:
S. F. S62-By sackett Providing for recip-
roca demurrage and TO require railroads
TO furnish cars to shippers within rea-
sonable time and to prevent discrimina-
ton in the furnishing OF cars.
S. F. 422-By McKesson. Providing eleva-
tor companies shall make a daily report of
prices to the commissioner Of labor and
commerce.
Al the afternoon session the following
bills passed:
s. +. 76-By Gibson. Prohibiting brewers
from owning or leasing saloons saloon
buildings Ashton, Clarke, Thomas and
S, F. Si2NBy Burns. Lincoln charter
amendments
In committee Of the whole the senate
passed on the following bills:
S. F. 35s-By the judiciary committee. In
creasing the filing fees for articles Of In
corporation. making the fees about five
times the present rates.
S. F. S26-By Byrnes. Requiring rail
roads to maintain hinged gates at farm
s. F. S15-By Patrick. Giving villages
authority to sell special tax certificates.
s. F. 444 and S. F. 445-By Thomson, by
request Of the governor. Allowing cities Of
the second class and villages to issue bonds
! for establishment of heating and lighting
s. F 3S5PBy Root Providing resident
students at the State university over q
years of age shall pay a tuition fee OF $40
year and nonresident students shall pay
fee to be fixed by the regents, approXimat-
ing the per capita cost OF maintenance. To
pass,
s. F. ABBY Saunders Providing for the
dissolution of defunct corporations. To
pass
S. f. f4-By Glover. Allowing county as
SCISSORS to administer oaths. TO pass.
s. F. Abby Clarke. Providing deposit
tory banks may give guaranty bonds. To
S. F. S6s-By sibley. Increasing compen-
sation of county supervisors. To pass
s. F. BODY Root. Placing railroads and
other corporations on same basis as other
property as to time Of delinquency of taxes.
S. F. 3Oe-By o'Connen. Reducing inter
est on county, metropolitan school district
warrants and warrants of cities of the
! first class to 5 per cent. To pass.
8. F. 356-By Thorne Requiring spark
arresters on traction engines; To pass.
! toxicated persons from riding on street or
railway cars To pass. '.,
s. f. 395-By Epperson. Requiring return
] of propOrtionate amount of premium when
| insurance policies are cancelled To pass.
s. r. 437-By Burns. Placing street rail-
way companies under jurisdiction Of State
Railway commission and requiring inter-
change Of tickets and transfers. To pass as
amended.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21
Basement Bargains

The Basement for the people,
where the New gets first showing in
Omaha Some of the New ones:
ks-in- Chambray, crisp, light weight,
strung, pink. light blue, green, tan.
grey. OK blue, price, yard -l2lS
S8-4n- French Cambrics or soft finish
Percales, white with dainty dots
and hgurRA zoe value, on sale
InurAuAY -. .-.-- --.s - 1ao
s6-in Dotted Swisses for Curtains,
new line just received. floral and
geometrical designs, worth l6&c a
yard, Thursday, per yard. .... .1a1S .
New Zephyr GinghaIns, 3S-in. wide,
spring colorings galore, all colors
from light TO dark, some plain in
texture, others corded, 12hc values,
on sale Thursday, yard. 49,. 100
2S-in. Standard Stripes for Nurses
and Hospital wear, all size stripes.
New Silkolines, full yard wide, ar
tistic designs, per yard zee. 1a1ko
Splendid showing Lace Curtains at,
per pair &1.4s, &1.s9 and. .S1.25
&c Granite ware sale 30
10c and 15c Granite Stew Kettles,
MIX Pans, Bauce Pans, Pie Pans,
Pudding Pans, Wash Basins, Dip
pers, Soup Ladies', etc, each 30
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21

ing, he said, that he had been mlsled
BY figures furnished him by enemies Of
the bill He had received statistics from
his county clerk, and he was certain every
town in his county would get more prop
erty for assessment we're the bill to pass.
''Nine-tenths Of the railroad property es-
eapes taxation for city and village pur-
poses" he said, "and It should be made
TO pay its just proportion Of the burdens
Of government. In all fairness It should
pass"
Barrett Of Buffalo threw bombshell into
the railroad camp when for the first time
this session he rose and spoke. The senior
member from Buffalo, unlike the junior
member, came out bold and unequivocally
tor the bill He sent TO the desk a num-
Der of letters and kilograms from his
county officers and each of them con-
graduated him on his stand and urged
him TO work and vote for the bill. IT hope
he bill will pass" concluded Barrett amid
applause.
This is senate file passed by the sem
ate and here for consideration" said Jeni-
Son OF Clay. ut Is radically unfair to
kill II OF until II has been discussed in
committee Of the whole. We are entirely
too selfish. There Is in the heart of some
a feeling that Douglns county Is not a
part Of the state. II not another town in
the state gained l cent except the towns
In Douglas county and II is a fair BILL there
is no reason why we should not support
It, We are here to represent the entire
state In our county the Burlington has
twenty-five miles of tracks. Twenty-three
miles OF that escapes city taxes absolutely,
although 1900 has been distributed along
these miles. II is unfair. l insist that the
motion Of the gentleman from Buffalo be
voted down"
Cone came TO the front and. while speak
ing against the bill in its present form,
was in favor OF It being discussed in com
mittee OF the whole.
First Round for Bill.
Culdice In his talk favoring the Hamer
motion made the surprising statement that
the railroads were taxed to their full value
and the same is distributed. The men who
own the railroads, he said, are human and
some OF the stockholders are poor people
The senate had passed a maximum freight
rate bill and he thought the Legislature
had gone far enough with railroad legisla-
ton and II was time to call a halt. Or
roll call on the Hamer motion the vote
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21

and transfers between competing companies
and allowing one company to use the tracks
Of another we're eliminated. AS the bill
now stands Il makes II little easier for
new company to get trackage on streets
than under the present law.
Governor Sheldon today signed II. r. 10,
by Scudder 81 Han. providing penalties for
stealing rides on trains and authorizing
train conductors to make arrests for this
offense without warrant.
stock Food Analysis.
The resolution Of Epperson Of Clay
passed by the senate asking the state
chemist to analyze samples Of stock foods
sold in this state. has produced consider
able agitation among some OF the manu-
facturers State Chemist Redfern has re-
ceived letters from manufacturers telling
him that he will be held responsible for
any damage done TO the interests Of the
companies through the publication OF secret
formulas OF incomplete analysis. Senator
Epperson has sent to Iowa for bulletin
Just issued by the state chemist Of that
state covering the same matter, and he
expects to have the material at hand
within a few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21

Splendid s5c qualities for only,
per yard ,............. 19C
Neckwear
Special for Thursday, a big new
lot of dainty Turnover Collars,
Fancy Embroidered Linen Lawn,
plain and divided and worth up
to 25c, Thursday for, each &c
Corset Cover Embroidery, 10C.
The great value consists Of 1S-in.
Corset Cover Embroidery, deep
and narrow flouncing embroid-
cry, wide and narrow bands and
insertions that sold for 29c up
to soc, Thursday, yard. ...19C
ALLOVER EMBROIDERY, loo.
A new shipment of Allover EN-
broideries, 19-in. wide, for pretty
waists and for trimming, quail
ties that are worth from sec to
soc yard, Thursday, yard 15c
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21
Thursday Bargains in the New
DAYLIGHT Grocery

as lbs. Daylight Peerless Flour, / ID.
Daylight Peerless Coffee free, $3.50
GRADUATED Sugar, 20 lbs. and one bar
Rose Toilet Soap free ... 81 90
2-lb. can Wedgewood Coffee for 800
lib. can Wedgewood Coffee for. .25c
Call at our Demonstration Booth
and get cup of this high grade Cof-
fee and Waters free.
IL bars Laundry Soap for ... .25o
Fresh Eggs sold here for, dozen leo
Fresh Country Butter for, ID. .. .22o
Marshalrs Kippered Herrings -. .2oo
Marshall's Herrings in Tomato
sauce ...' s.ss' s'sss a0o
Marshalrs Fresh Herrings. ...... $50
Marshall's Finnan Haddies 49,. $50
with one can of either we give free
/ 10c-pkg of Ice Cream Powder.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21

tin announcing that the Ohio river at Pitts
burg reached a stage Of "A feet at O'Clock
this afternoon and that at 0 O'Clock to-
night probably was falling.
This rise," says the bulletin, will re-
suit in moderate flood stages as far as
Parkersburg, but its effect below the
mouth of the Little KanaWha river will be
limited to a slight prolongation OF the
flood without rise of consequence. There
has been no change in the situation along
the lower Ohio and Mississippi except that
the former has begun to fall at Louis
Vile"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21
FLOODS IN WEST AND EAST
California and New Jersey Report Damag
from High Water.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COAST LINE BLOCKED
santa Margarita Tunnel Closed by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. River Rises
and Floods Cellars and
store Houses.


SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.-Although
the severe rainstorm that prevailed this
week has abated, flooded conditions con-
tinue throughout the valleys OF northern
California. Stockton is experiencing the
most severe flood ever known there, and
the rivers at Sacramento, Marysville,
Chico and Oroville are still very high. AS
yet it is impossible to estimate the amount
of damage, but It will be very heavy. Rail
road, telegraph and telephone service are
demoralzed.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, March 2O-The
Bees correspondent at Colusa wires that
the levees have broken above and below
Princeton, on the west side, and the en-
tire country is being flooded. The town
of Broderick across the river from Sac
ramentO, will be covered with water before
night
The American river at Folsom has fallen
to twenty feet and is going down rapidly.
The Sacramento registers nearly twenty
seven feet at Sacramento City and Is rising
slowly
Reports from all northern sections are
that the danger point has passed. There
is no railroad communication between Sac
ramento and San Francisco.
Heavy Damage at OFOviIIe.
OROVlLLE, Cal, March a0.-it is esu-
mated that the loss occasioned by the flood
in Oroville will be not less than $G50OOO.
The water is now falling. All the business
houses on Montgomery street are under
six feet Of water. A rescue party is taking
out twenty Chinese. who were drowned in
Chinatown.
CHICO, CAL March 9O.-Flood conditions
are Still serious. The village of Dreadful
near Oroville, has been entirely destroyed
by the Feather river. over 200 men,
women and children were driven TO take
refuge In trees and on tops of houses,
where they were exposed TO rain and cold
for forty-eight hours. Small boats rescued
many. One boat engaged In rescue work
was capsizcd and seven were drowned.
Los ANGELES, Cal, March O-The
coast line Of the southern Pacific has been
completely blocked by a landslide that has
closed the Santa Margarita tunnel, one of
the longest on the division located in The
mountains north Of San Luis Obispo.
In New Jersey.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Early today the
Passaic river at Paterson. n j., was with
in -four feet of the floors OF the bridges
and still rising. Many OF the residents on
both sides Of the river, recalling the two
disastrous floods of two and i've years ago,
remained up all night
The only damage thus far has been 20
cellars, storehouses and the basement floors
OF the mills along the river
Ohio River Failing.
WASHINGTON March 9O-The weather
bureau tonight issued a special flood bulle-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21
Misses New Spring Suits


Nobby suits in loose and half-fitted
backs, with box fronts, in neat
checks, prettily matched trim
mings, special showing Thursday
at $3.50 and ........S12.5O
Infants and Children's New Spring
Coats.
Magnificent assortment for the lit
tie ones, in piques, brilliantines,
in plain and fancy. Light weight
wool coats, very jaunty little gar
ments, from $4.95 down to Csc
GIGANTIC PURCHASE
of Drapery and Kimono Silks, so
different patterns of beautiful
32-in. Oriental DrapeTy and XII
mono Silk, an exceptional quality
at 75c and exquisite colorings,
dazzling array for only, yd. SOC
75c MOHAIRS THURSDAY, 29c.
54-in. Mohairs, brown, navy, red
and black and figured creams,
dust proof, a good 75c value,
Thursday, per yard .29c
Fancy Suitings Thursday, S9c.
rs pieces of plain and fancy Pan
amas and Fancy Suitings that
always sell at Use, on sale Thurs
day ........... BIC
32-inch India LinOn at &c yard.
The regular price is 10c and it's
big value at that, extra fine
sheer grade, we have 1000 yards
we put on sale Thursday at, per
yard ............ .OC
Soc White Goods Thursday for 10c,
Here is a value and opportunity
for close buyers. Nowhere will
you find the great assortment we
place on our counters of checked
Madras, striped Dimities and
small pink dotted Swisses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21

New Member of Board of Agriculture.
PIERRE. 8. D., March 50.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Governor Crawford has named q.
W. Faulkner Of Faulkton as a member
OF the new state board Of agriculture.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21

Headache ana Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quiuine, the world
wide cold and grip remedy, removes cause
Call for fun name. Look for signature e
W. Grove. sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21

Tsas-Any kind from 400 60 TOO lib.
Emperor's Blend Tea in sealed can,
zoe ana .....,....s..s.s.4o 500
1 pkg. of 10c pure Daylight Spice
free with any Of these Teas.
Head Rice, 10c and 12c elsewhere.
our price Thursday, ID. 1900. 60
pkgs. Toasted Corn Flakes. .a5o
Unfermsutsd Grape Juice.
Loot. bottle 500
1-pt. bottle .sssssssssssSsssssss ESQ
M-pt. Dottle ss.sssssssss.ssssA 100
trial size ...s.ssss.s - .ssss 100
This is Just fresh from the vineyard.
Call and see our other Bargains,
as the best are not always advertised.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21

DIAMoNDs-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21

Ohio River Failing

WASHINGTON, March N.-The weather
bureau tonight issued a special flood bulle-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-21

Splendid s5c qualities for only,
per yard .............. 19C
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Rev. Henry Miller Of Brooklyn. is
seriously i'll with blood poisoning at the
home Of George Cooper, Worton, Kent
county.
A case OF smallpox has been dis
covered in Kent county jail. the
patient being a white man serving a
short disorderly sentence.
The erection OF a statue Of Cecil Cal
vert, founder Of the province Of Mary
land, has been finally arranged for by
the Society OF Colonial Wars.
Pulling Goals from the stove while
the mother was absent from her home
on Judge Clark's farm. near Ridgley.
a negro child. just out Of infancy. frei
its clothing and was found by the
mother burned to a crisp.
A handsome pipe organ for the new
st. Paufs Episcopal Church, at Berlin,
has been ordered by the congregation.
A temporary lookup during the
mallpox quarantine at the ent Jail has
been provided by the County Commits
sioners for Chestertown.
Feeling III, Sarah McCabe, Of Elkton.
went to the Office of Dr-H. A. Mitchell
to get some medicine. While waiting
for the physician to return she drop
ped dead
No evidence Of foul play was found
by Coroner Ricketts, Nelson, of Elkton.
who was called to Fair Hill, yesterday
to Investigate the death Of a 6-month-
old child
Evening journal., 1907-01-25
WHITE BREAD
Makes Trouble for People With Veal,
Intestinal Digestion.

lady in a Wis. town employed a
physician who instructed her not to
eat white bread for two years. She
tells the details Of her sickness and she
certainly was a sick woman.
in the year 1887 I gave out from
over work, and until 1901 I remained
an invalid in bed a great part of the
time. Had different doctors but Moth
ing seemed to help. I suffered from
cerebro- spinal congestion. female
trouble and serious stomach and bowel
trouble. My husband called a new
doctor and after having gone without
ANY food for 10 days the doctor or
.dered Grape Nuts for me. could eat
the new food from the very first
mouthful. The doctor kept me on
.Grape-Nuts and the only medicine was
la little glycerine to heal the alimentary
canal
When / was up again Doctor told
me TO eat Grape-N Nuts twice a day and
no white bread for two years. I got
well in good time and have gained in
strength so can do my own work
agar.
MY brain has been helped so much,
and I know that the Grape-Nuts food
did this, too. 1 found I had been made
in because I was not fed right. that is
did not properly digest white bread
and some other food tried to live on.
Il have never been without Grape
Nuts food since and eat IT every day
You may publish this letter n you like
so it viii help someone else" Name
given by Postum CO., Battle Creek.
Mich. Get the little book. "The Road
to Wellville." in pkgs.