Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-10
LEGIsLATIvE.


Nebraska legislators must get busy dur
ing the remaining fifteen days of the
session II platform pledges are TO be
kept. Senators dissatisfied with house
primary bill and likely to send It back
and there Is disagreement over the
anti-pass bill. Page
Auditor searle and Land Commissioner
Eaton busy trying to kill bill which takes
them from the board of assessment.
Page /
Big cut must be made in appropria-
tions asked If Nebraska expenses are 10
be kept inside it's revenue. Page
DOMESTIC.
Archie Roosevelt's condition shows i'm
provement. Page 1
District Attorney jerome calls six more
alenists into Thaw case. Defendant denies
story that his family will seek TO sepa-
rate him from his wife, Page
DR.. John Alexander Dowie, founder Of
the Christian Catholic church in Zion and
Zion City, Ill. dies after illness of several
weeks. Page i
Friend of Nicaragua declares that
country not to blame for present war.
Page 2
NEBRASKA.
Sons of Hermann on husbands insurance
certificate, declared forfeited for nonpay-
ment of dues. Page 3
Prairie fire near Sutherland burns over
large area of valuable range. Page 3
Rumor Northwestern is to take of one
train In western Nebraska, but officials
deny it is in retaliation for 2-cent fare.
I Page 3
IN a
insures spring wheat crop. Page
Charles w. Hicks of Lincoln, a retired
Wyoming stockman lis struck by train and
killed while attempting to cross the
tracks. Page
WASHINGTON.
Secretary Wilson in Nebraska case holds
direct shipments from manufacturer to
consumer exempt from inspection under
pure food law. I Page q
FOREIGN.
Hungarian politics sink to low level
and leaders are accused of sharp practices
while country is in q chaotic state.
Interesting discoveries in the ruins of
ancient Rome are made while digging
drains for modern city. Page
Practically all the demands of striking
electricians in Paris are granted and men
will resume work today. Page
LOCAL.
Omaha lumber dealers approve idea
of submitting Puget Sound railroad sit
uation to Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. Page
All overhanging signs must be elevated
TO at least twelve feet above sidewalks.
Page 5
Building permit for new school of phar-
macy of Creighton university Is issued.
Fage 4
Los Angeles Limited Union Pacific
Northwestern is taken OF Page
Building Superintendent withnell can
not publish building ordinances on ac-
count OF lack of funds. I Page
Real estate men report much activity
In home building line in Omaha already,
with prospects for the season most en-
couraging. Many contracts are already
let. v Page
omaha womans club is rounding out
one of the most successful years in its
history. It's departments have all been
unusually active on special lines.
II Page 2
John o. Yeiser has a bill before the
legislature that will make Omaha and
Nebraska haven OF rest and sanctuary
for men who have idle capital and seek
TO escape taxes on it. II Page 9
Arrangements for the Omaha eutomo-
bile show, which opens on Tuesday are
complete. and a fine line of exhibits in all
classes is assured. FaSO
state finishes case in prosecution Of
James A. Sunderland. coal man, and de-
fense puts on witnesses who contradict
charges of discrimination. Page 4
Robert weidensall returns to Omaha
after completing tour OF the world in the
interest of the Young Mems Christian
/ association lectures today. Page
Governor Sheldon will be in class initi-
! ated by Scottish Rite Masons at meeting
| this week at Masonic temple. II Page
SPORT.
/ Latest gossip from the various college
athletic fields. Michigan decides TO stay
with the Big Nine. II Page
/ Review of the base ball and other sport
ing fields in Omaha shows promise Of an
/ interesting season Page .
! Kearney girls defeat York and claim
state high school basket ball champion
ship. Page .
/ Dick Cooley OF Topeka is proceeding to
! organize his team on the understanding 1t
is TO come up a step in class into the
Western league. Page .
CoAnGERcIAL AND PMAHCLAL.
Live stock markets. v Page '
Grain markets. v Page 2
Stocks and bonds Page Q
Condition OF omaha's trade. v Page 9
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