Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-14
DOMESTIC.


Latter Day SAINTS at Lamont authorize
Daughters Of Zion to work with the bish-
opric toward the establishment OF an
orphanage. Secret societies are under dis
Cusslon. Page l
+. H. Hartman presses suit against
stenographer lin, who sold letter written
to Sidney Webster. Rage 2
Standard Oil Company Of Indiana is
found guilty Of accepting rebates on
1463 cars of oil The maximum penalty
is fine Of nearly 3sO.OOO,OOO. I Page 1
Federal grand jury at Mobile indicts
number of capitalists Of New Orleans and
other cities on charge of conspiracy to
violate anti-lottery laws. Page
Attorney for Harry X. Thaw announces
that he will make an application for bail.
Page 2
w. ]. Bryan is to deliver three informal
addresses and one lecture in Washington
today. Page l
NEBRASKA
Owing to changes in city charter ex-
tending the municipal year but not the
saloon licenses, Lincoln is to be dry for
month. Present state boards institute re-
forms in letting contracts for state sup
plies and also shut of deficiencies I'm state
institutions. I, Page 3
ToREIGH.
Premiers Of all British colonies are
gathering at London for an imperial con-
ference Page 1
Archbishop Ireland will not be made
cardinal because Of an incident occurring
during administration OF President Nc
Kinley Page /
SPORTS.
sevent hannual championship contest
OF Transmississippi Golf association to
be held on the Rock Island arsenal links
July II to 20. Page 1
Western league playing schedule.
v Page q
Gossip among the college athletes.
Use OF automobiles increasing rspidly
in Omaha v Page 3
Indications point to a prosperous and
interesting season among the local anna
teur base ball teams. " Page 4
Michigan university is expelled from
the big Nine" for refusal to ebey new
rules governing foot ball. Page /
William scuIy. absent from Omaha
eight years and believed to be dead, re-
ports from New Orleans, where he is sick
and needy I, Page 4
Irving d. Hull testified in land fraud
cases, telling OF deal between defendants
and old soldiers whereby latter were to
make entry to land. I, Page /
AGAGAzIHH SECTION.
In the Magazine Section of this num-
Der will be found a brief biography of
Mrs Virginia c. Van Norstrand, one Of the
earliest of brides to come to Omaha; Rob
ert WedensalTs letter on France; Van
adium in Steel Making; Work OF the Re
clamation Service; Progress in the Field
OF Electricity; Gossip of Plays and Play
ers; 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; Carpenter in the Desert;
Stories of Prominent People; Building a
Cantilever Bridge; Fashions in Belts and
Buckles; Women as Followers OF Sport;
Bill Bunk Six Pages
BUILDING AND REAL ESTATE.
Omaha builders and contractors are Ak
periencing one of their busiest seasons.
Each reports great activity in his line.
This is especially true Of the smaller
work and house fittings. II, Page
Real estate dealers hnd their time en-
tirely occupied by customers and report
many sales Of Omaha property at steadily
advancing prices. The sales for homes
are especially numerous. n, Page
Two syndicates OF Omaha men buy i'm
proved town lots for investment.
II, Page
oohE1EEROIAL AND UDUsFRLAL.
Condition OF Omaha's trade. VI Page 8
Stocks and bonds. vi Page 9
Grain markets. VI Page 2
Live stock markets. vi Page 2