Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-06-09
at Omaha yesterday
DOMESTIC.

Defense in the Haywood case IN its
cross-examination of Harry Orchard de-
velopes the fact that 1t will charge that
Harry Orchard was hired by the Mine
Owners association to commit crimes
that could be laid to the Western Fedora
tion of Miners. I. Page 1
Twenty-nine persons were killed and
forty injured by tornadoes that swept
parts OF illinois, Indiana and Kentucky.
I, Page
Secretary OF War Taft, on occasion of
his visit to Omaha, dimes with Victor
Rosewater at the Omaha club and attends
the Young Mems Christian association re-
ception. I. Page
Union Pacific No. in the ditch near
Fremont, but fortunately no one is seri-
ously injured. I, Page 3
State Board of Educational Lands and
Funds makes an innovation by investing
school funds in precinct bonds. I, Page
Burren Hammers was struck by the fast
mail train near Waterloo and instantly
killed. Martin Peterson struck by train
and killed at Mlllard. i, Page 3
Railroad laborers near Aida find body
of man, evidently murdered, in a straw
stack L Page
Mayor Dahlman issues his third dog
muzzle proclamation, dating it from juno
to July Z. I, Page s
Afternoon mail in business section of
Omaha may be dispensed with as a result
of the general changes in train time
Omaha High school will graduate the
largest class in its history on Friday
night. II, Page 8
Ofhcials OF Miners union and Union Pa
cihc Coal company come to terms whereby
temporary settlement Of Rock Springs
strike is reached. I, Page
SPORT SECTION
Mercersburg Academy athletic team
wins national prep" championship at
interschoIastic meet at Chicago. Freeney
of the Ida Grove. Ia, High school team
made new national pole vault record.
Page 2
As a result of confererros betwesa, Dick
Burke and Eddie Wheeler, factou Of Dem
yer team, Pitchers Engle and Paige are
farmed out and Wright released Page
Montgomery won the Broadway stakes
at Gravesend. Page
Results of the ball games;
| 2-Omaha VS.. Des Moines-0.
4-0-Lincoln VS. Pueblo-1-1.
9-Denyer VS.. Sioux City--2.
| L-6TOOhlyn Vs. OlHClnndNl~-Os s
! s-l-Philadelphia vs.. ST. Louis-0-4.
4-Boston vs.. Pittsburg-2
Chicago vs. New York-S.
s-washington VS. Chicago.
6-Detroit vs. New York;
4-Philadelphia VS.. ST. Louis.
| 4-Cleveland vs.. Boston,.
s-Columbus VS.. Minneapolis.
| 3-Indianapolis VS.. Milwaukee,.
| 5-Toledo VS.. St. PAUL.
| kansas city VS.. LouisVillo-S.
page /
0oAEAGRRcIAL AND mDUsTHIAL.
Live stock markets. Ill., Page 2
Grain markets. III, FaGe
Stocks and bonds. III, fagO 2
| Condition Of Omaha's trade. III, Page Q
BUrLDu0 AND REAL ESTATE.
Omaha real estate dealers complain of
scarcity of inside property on the market.
II. Page o
Home owners are using autos, to the
| great building up OF the outlying sections
of the city. II, Page 2
Building record for May shows a slight
increase. with much activity all through
the country. II, Page
Expert gives advice on the use of
paint. II, Page 2
HOME SECTION.
In the Home Section of this number will
be found Buster Brown; The Busy Bees
Own Page; Carpenters Letter on Garth
age the Mighty; Passing of the Pulard
Omelette; Flower Trimmed Hats for
Women; Rome's Ancient History a Mis-
take; FLUFFY Ruffies. Stx Pages
MAGAZINE SECTION,
In the Magazine Section of this number
win be found brief biographical sketch
OF John Charles Emil Burmester, a we'll
known Grand Army man and citizen; Di-
A n
ming Change Artists; High School Cadets
at Camp Mccague; Modern Woodmen
Memorial Day Chat About Plays and
Players; Musical Note and Comment.
atx Pages