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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
Our High Grade Linen Dept. Specials
FOR iMs week are absOIuIeIy less ihan cost Of i~mpOralIOI

TOT WS WESH aE aD'WUTeIT IISS WaH NVFT " "PVII1"V
Warranted all pure linen Table Damask, good width, full
bleached; our regular 75c quality, Monday, yard. ....4Sc
Imported mercerized Table Damask, &c inches wide, splen-
did range of patterns, beautiful satin finish, good value at
85c; Monday, yard........... 1900. .....J.....5Oc
German silver bleached Pattern Table Cloths, strictly pure
linen, very heavy and durable, usually sells at $500 each;
Monday, each .$1.75
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

assortment Of high
grade, imported Marseilles Bed
Spreads, comes in heavy knotted
fringe and the scalloped cut cor
ner edges, containing values up
to $500 and $500, in one lot
for Monday, each ......S3.5O
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Iln6fy SunUFI6S. EVGFy UIIIIi!
Untrimmed Hats, values to m
$1.5O, at. 1VS
Untrimmed Hats, values to Coz
$500, Wv
Trimmed Hats, values to $3.50, 4 nm
on sale at $1.9S and. 49,. Lew
Scores of other items at correspond
ingly low prices.
We are showing an immense new line
of midsummer styles in pure white
and all black at $1,000 r m
down to $6.75 and. ........~'VV
35c Ribbons Monday at 7hc-All the
fancy and plain ribbons included in
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
Big Furniture Price SAVING

Complete iassortments, high quality
coupled with lowest price are ever in
ucements to furniture buyers here, and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
The Balance % Duncan Meyer Stock and Other Big Purchases =. Closed Monday

he nos 1rncuously low prices aver k n w or h1gh-grade Hin n mi
ny sundries' Everything mus O.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
Read These Prices in
Cr0ckerY for Mon
days Sale

uch values as these were mover be-
fore known In the hist OF omAha'E
sales
nacnratah Wash pnu1n - nin.nr0n
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

Women's Spring Jackets in Asilks, coverts and 8 Till 9
nanamas. tans. navies. brownsa and black, values 8 Till 10
mn to $3.50: on sale at, choice. ........ 1886 10 Till II
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
A Magnificent Array of Summer Garment Styles

Thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of Suits s
charming creations for summer wear. Although a linen
fancy styles, braided, embroidered, lace trimmed, with eve
original designs, the other fabrics are here in beauty of
compelling. Among the offerings Monday are several sp
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
HAD ACCESS TO BALLOTS.
Uitnesses Sag Jackson's Men Uere
admitted to Storage Houses.

John F. Cassidy. manager Of the h@e4e
Storage Warehouse. in Brooklyn. and II. g ttaSe-
dorm the cashier of the Staten Island Bank places
where ballot boxes in the contested rnayoraits
election Of 1895 were stored testified at yesterday
session of the Attorney Generals suit 70 ousI
Mayor Mcclellan in the Supreme Court thaI liie
Attorney Generals men had free access 20 lii7
boxes occasions
Mr.. Cassidy said that the Brooklyn ballots we're
stored in three freproof vaults with the doors
locked and sealed. The boxes, he said. were taken
out onca tn be produced in court and on another
occasion they were taken before the legislative n
yestIsatinz committee During the cToss-e1aiIliii
ton by Eugene L. Richards. counsel lot MaSoI
Mcclellan Mr. Cassidy testified that>Deputy Attor-
nsv General Ftrestone and several Hearst watch
ers showed an order from the Supreme court ana
had the vaults opened. They remained IN the
vaults several hours.
Mr. Hagedorn testified that an iron door had
ba.1 nIaced on the vault in the Staten Island Bank
and the entrance sealed when the boxes had been
stored. Deputy Attorney General Rathoourne' ne
said was admitted to the vault with several other
men They remained in the vault for -FOUR holrs.
I, was brought out by Mr. DolsOn who took up
IN. cross-examination. that the bank vas IN
guarded at night by either a burglar alarm or a
watchu1an.
The effort Of the defence 70 prove that the ballot
bo1es we're not safely guarded was continued yes
terdav. and several persons connected with the
storage rooms wnere the boxes were Kept were
called witnesses.
Josepb B EdeIson a Deputy Attorney General
said he had accompanied Mr. Firestone and the
psrtv to the Eagle Warehouse and that they had
sealed many of the boxes, when they were served
with an order restraining them from sealing any
more
John D. sturtevant, lawyer in Clarence J.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
MANY BIDDERS At BENGUIAT SALE.
Robert J. Collier Again Pays Highest Price
Of Day. Giving $3.50 for Two Curtains.

Narv l.doe~s attended The second sale YESTERDAY
e. the American Art Galleries of the Vital Ben
Egist collection. and S--5. - realized making
. ro-sI ~ $3.50 far -Ve DAYS sales Tie sale
was conducted hE Thomas r. kirby
As q abe FIRST afternoons sale. Ire H'shcsr price
~ss raiL hy Robert J. Collier who gave $50 for
rHo curtains of Spanish cloth 80 gold ~ the SIX
1senth century I- ro-I5er also paid 80 for
spsnls1 Gothic ceverler and $3.50 each for a -oval
hroos6e OF she I-.5is EEJ perioa and Two Italian
Rensissance pe-tieres.
Edscu Bradley bought fer $50 . French sanctuary
lsmp. and paid sZ'0 each for two Spanish lsrnps
t105 for French lamp and 500 tor Italian lamp
q TIE seyeuzeenTh century
Two embroidered port.eres. r red velvet on cloth
o. gold. went 10 Mrs. John =. Parsons t0r 1896.
Mrs. Parsons also bought for $40 French en-
brooered vesInenIs of The seventeenth century:
80 each. pair Of curtains Of C5enoese jardiuiere
yelvot and tao por1ieres OF cut velvet and
$50 pair Of Spanish p0TtieTes of green damask %
The sixteenth century.
4. MoieI paid see FOR 2 MechlIn lace founce,
go for a German Gothic panel. and 800 for
a5lspano-adoresQue velvet por1lsre @ the hfteenth
century
Among ne other buyers were Mrs c. r. Alex
snder. Mrs Henry CIevs e J.. Croker. Hugh
3GuIsv. Il j. Ives and Wilson Eyre
The sale viii Dr. finished rIlis sf-erIoo-l.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
PIG SALE BRINGS e4o.5ee.

A sixteenth century Ispahan palace carpet was
sold at ne Tavshaudjian sale YESTERDAY, the Fifth
A,erf5e Art Galleries, No. $40 Fifth avenue, for
& 100 the highest price OF the 50 far The car
rel measured only y by Y feet inches II
bought ty g & Field royal silk palace carpet
shown The 81. Louis Exposition. purchased
Ily : Banner for s27g0 and antique Bokhara
palace poTiAre brought g. 100. J. S. Carroll being
the successful bidder. Fer TahTz carpet s,015
was pad AIRS. II. A Hedden obtained. for
$3.50 what Is said TO be the only antique Ghordez
carpet the world OF its size-5I feet . inches by
feet inches. An India kandahsr carpet, for
$50. and fabric rug, for Ss.' were bought by Mr.
Diaz The total of yesterdays sale was $50 59a.
making date SCI SO. The tnal viii
be held ms afternoon. James P Sio IS the auc-
Sonse!
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
TRIES SUICIDE AT THE ST. REGIS.
Chicago Young Man Drinks Chloroform and
Goes to Hospital Under Arrest.

Harry G. Foster, OF No. 951 Park avenue. Chi
cago tried 10 end his life in his room at the St.
Regis yesterday afternoon by drinking chloroform.
He was found unconscious by a maid and DR.
Hastings. Of Flower Hospital. arrived in time to
save his life He taken 10 the hospital under
arrest. The charred remains of several letters
which were found in the room the police believe
would have explained his act Foster, who was
pIeutifully supplied with money. had been At the
hotel a week.
The young mans brother, II. Walter Foster. Of
Philadelphia. called at the hospital last night and
after short talk with the prisoner. said his
brother had reason 10 try TO take his life he
had been well supplied with money and had no
love affair worries. He was inclined be de-
spondent Of late, he said. due n hard work and
was on a vacation
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

found that for line the city had free dumpaga.
Then g cents loa6 was charged hy CONWAY Inc
mice went 11r until November 81 Of last year le
cents was charged i Vas found that the ounp
u-ss extended 10 city property now under control
n the Sinking Fund Commissioners The englnee:
made The discovery thar the Street Cleaning Dc
rsarrueuJ had similar experience TWO and nan
z-es~s ago i was paying for dumping on prop
erfy south Of the plots which Conway has the
dur1rirE u-ivileEe. i was learned that The prop
e-ty belonged 70 the city. and the amount palo TO
The contractor deducted from his warrants foT
other work done
L IS nov asserted that Il was not recessaT!
10 nay for dumping privileges in any event. The
enE1nee- learned that The department could have
got access TO q large plot q city property aojon-
iur Fort Washington Park through the so1ther1
section OF Ire park
The -eao-r makes Two suggestions. each Of which
Controller Metz purposes 70 see carried out. The
@- x that the property known 10 be city property
re transferred 10 The Park Department and that
massage through Fort Washington Park oe gwen 70
ne Street Cleaning Department, the second that
Z COPY of the report be sent 70 the latter depart
s-1ent with the suggestion that on determination
< The quality filing placed through the medium
OF the contractor on city property. the city would
sr-ea- 70 be entitled 70 free dUnpase 10 the same
extent elsewhere his leased properties or, this
failing would warrant the institution OF suit for
1-espsss-"
Conxay denied that the dumping was being done
OF city property denied that he had ever claimed
= lease q -ne strip and had used Il means Of
collecting money from the city ana heatedly de-
cIzred that the whole thing vas an attempt on
ne usrr Of his enemies injUre him he said the
dumping was being done on the Rankin property
and that Tile approach vas over 2 plot owned DE
Mar / CASSIDY. from whom he had Z lease. He
showed the lease which vas for so month
Fos1e- C-ovveIl- thu Street Cleaning Cornnlis-
s5oaer- maintained yesterday that there was no
error II having conway There i absolutely not-
3-z in -h5sr na sa.d. II we couldn't dump there
ue would have TO make very long haul This
man has the rights 70 The property and maintains
The dump"
When Controller Ne-Z Vas I0ld yesterday that
Tie Washington Heights Taxpayers Association,
which has been invest eating The matter, had not
received his engineers report. which vas made
TWO weeks aEo. declared that The report IN
ms of5ce and they could send for I. de had more
weiEhIy things To -nink OF. and then he said. how
ever. 7hat he would see the thing through"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
TITO ROUSES E4ST SIDE.
Hits Nan and Boy and Aus I7eo
D0gs-.Number kno1cn.

,.rc, ro5 touring car ran amuck on Avenue
p :, .ho 1o,,,er mart of Manhattan, last evening
,,,ir,e, down and seriously injuring two per
sons and killing two dogs
About o o'clock the machine. having aPPaF-
emily come over the Williamsburg brlose'
started UP Avenue at a terrific pace -
Houston street John Stevens. living at on street
and the Bowery. was knocked down ana rem
dered unconscious, while the machine contain
ing two women and three men, raced UP ''e
avenue An ambulance from Bellevue IN chaTse
of Dr. Gilser. hurried to The scene, where the
doctor patched up the cuts and bruises oI
Stevens who then went home
When the car, followed by a shouting ana
swearing crowd. reached I'd street It MI Harr!
Aaron. aged eleven, of No 80 Avenue b. as ne
was crossing the street, knocked MN 90" H.
knocked four Of his teeth cut ana cut open his
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
CITY NAY BRING SUIT
PROBING DUMP CHARGES.
No Need to Pay for PIillege, 1t is
Declared.

The city is gong 10 find out whether If can get
hack some Of the money paid 10 Charles Conway,
. contractor for access to land in the Washington
Heights district for dumping purposes-iand when,
according 10 q report submitted 10 Controier Metz
hv one Of his engineers, belongs 10 the CITY. AS
,oss in The Tribune yesterday conway is said TO
have received from the Street Department last
ses- about sse0 for passage across a narrow strip
~ land se7zra1inE the dump from a proposed
street this sum coming from charge OF ; GEMS
fc- every load deposited on the dump. II was com
-. -, -ts contractor r71lst have received about
So s since the oity began using the dump. about
eight years ago.
The re-7orr 70 the Controller says that Conway
claimed possession under an agreement IN Iso
with owners of adjoining property. The engineer
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
TO LIVE AS NATIVES DO.
White Men Will Study Esquimaus OF the
Arctic Region.
fRy Telegraph to The Tribune


Toronto ont April M-With an objective point
three hundred miles further north than any white
man has ever attempted spend the winter with
o,,, q shin v Stefansson and DR. r. ". Anderson
Of New York, left here this afternoon on the mis-
sion iutrusted 20 them by the Geological survey
NJ canada. that CT studying the Esqunaus of the
Arctic regions
From winnipeg viii go to Edmonton, SAID
Mr. Stefansson Just before leaving Ninety miles
bv stage will take 10 Athabaska Landing the
beginning OF aorthbound river journey OF elgnleeh
hundred and fifty miles to Fort Macpherson. we
will there abandon our boat and proceed with Es-
ouinaus to the Arctic Ocean, two hundred ana
Afty miles We expect be assisted two hundred
miles eastward by a whale-, and then VIII tramp
three hundred miles through barren, unlhhaD-
tied country TO the north Of Copper Nine. where
No nil snsnd next winter The only people in
North America who have never seen d white man
are said TO live in that region. We are taxing
no supplies Of any kind and intend TO live en-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
COURT uPHoLDs POLICE DISMISSAL.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
overrled yesterday the decision Of Justice AspinaI
of the Supreme Court ordering Police COMMISSIONS
Bingham 70 reinstate Lieutenant Joseph Price Of
the Flushing avenue station and upheld the action
Of the Commissioner in removing Price from active
duty after the surgeons OF the department had Ger
tffed he was unfit for duty. This decision prac-
fiealv decides that the Commissioner can dismiss
any one ia tic department after twenty Years ser
vice whom The surgeons certify 10 be unfit for duty
and that the Commissioners power in this respect
Is absolute. from which there IS appeal
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
MANY BIDDERS AT CARTER SALE.

The Fifth Avenue auction Rooms a. No. 81
Fourth avenue. were well filed yesterday by a
aosnlopalitan rhrong of bidders and buyers. at
fracted hv the Leslie Carter sale A old
Chinese Chippendale cabinet Z mahogany which
was purchased At Christie's in London brought
The highest price. n. Franklin was the buyer, and
he raf5 S355 for II. u II Drew paid sl6s for
F2erlin CARPET "Caresse de lAmour," bronze 10y
Carrier BelleUse. also obtained by Mr.. Frank
lin for 500 and another bronze figure. known
the Archaic Diana was bought by G. T. Peck The
total OF yesterdays sale @as S5.47s. The final sale
~ which number of Mrs. Leslie Carter -Payne's
i4vals s-ill be offered takes place this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
LAWYERS TO ORGANIZE TUESDAY.
New Association Is Expected 10 Have
Five Thousand Members.

The organization meeting Of the Ne" YORK
County LAWYERS Association which has Just been
INCORPORATED viii be held Iuesday il was learned
Yesterday Il * understood that the New YORK
county LAWYERS Association viii in sense be
c-,,-7er-ive with the Bar Association, as many Of
IT'S twenty directors are members Of the older or
a-zarion i is believed by the lncorporators mat
bout I'VE thousand lawyers VIII join The new move
n7ent Cornrnodious headquarters near the court
house have practically been decided On one OF 'ls
main objects Of the association will be 10 ADD 70
tho +,4,e7ce OF the bar in This city in the making
Of laws and the administration OF justice
\ member Of the board Of directors said yester-
DAY that = committee would be appointed lmmedl-
atev TO report the condition Of the courthouses
and .aglrtroon7s in the county Of New York as 10
.- 1frfr of accommodations afforded for the
af judicial business and to recommend
hat might prove necessary.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
ERIE EXPRESS JUMPS TRACK.
Three Passengers Seriously Hurt n Acct
dent at Canisteo, N. z

HorneII. y. Y. April 24-RUnnl1g a. - at. -
sixty miles an hour Erie train No = known
the Chicago Express. Jumped the track directly
in front OF the Erie station Cauisrec I've miles
from this city, this morning broken ti-s OF n.
locomotive is believed 70 have caused t,s z-e-k
The engine and eight cars were 6erai-ed but -
manned right side up
The passengers were thrown about and --arv %
them and bruised, but none was seriously 1-Irr
except Mrs Mamden. OF Cleveland. VINO zzd re-
ankle injured: Ellen Garfield, % Wi-kss-5arrs
whose head and back hurt. and i----iz-a-r
whose right leg was badly injured T-- engineer
and hremen stuck 70 their posts and escaped t-t--v
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
MORE POOR FAMILIES SEEK AID.
Association for Improving Their Condition
Forced 10 Enlarge Headquarters.

50 many demands Tor relief have been made
-2on rhe Association for Improving The Condition
= The Poor that 81 las taken I'VE extra rooms on
Tie f7o- occupies or the United Charities Build
NIX on January The association had go poor
families iu need of assistance on April / The
number had almost l0u1led-4 "76
Much of tae wo~k ~ The relief department Of
she association consists present tn giving out
c-1 cloth 20 poor women TO into garments
Tne women are paid Tor their work and the gar
n7eurs aftarwar5 given ndtge1t families,
This KIND - n0rk has reached q larger scale than
eEe- before and several rooms OF me association
given ~ cutting our the cloth and dis
t-ibLtluE 5r among those WHO apply for work
Lunch rooms Rlrh range and refrigerator have
heen- provided. where The workers can bring their
own luncheon aaa prepare them.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

Shearn's Office. said he had sealed certain ballot
boxes in the North Side Storage Warehouse l=so-zs
Palmer. the manager of the American Tx CON-
pany and the organizer and chief % the eIa1o-s-s
Hearst watcher system vas called the stand
He explained that thsre were watchers and a
rouudsrnan on the Hearst force and that they ard
the police were fed BY Mr. Hearsrs co-1----ssary-
Nj Hearst witness said. the principal owner
Of the company with which Ee is connected
Deputy Attorney General William = De Ford
testified that he had visited the ManHacts- S-1-ag.
Warehouse and had sealed The door He denied
that he instructed the warehouse officials 20 per
nit no one connected with the Board Of Elections
to enter the room. The case vas adjourned Until
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
FOUR CAPTAINS UP ON CHARGES.
Deputy Commissioner Bugher Appears
Against Police Officials at Hearing.

-Four police captains appeared before Con'l''is
sioner Bingham yesterday with their couIsei ~
defend themselves against charges Of neglect OF
duty. They were Captains Young OF me w. 1
errb street station: John Cooney Of the East o'In
street. Stephen O'Brieu. of the West S'th anu
STEPHEN McDernott Of the East cd street
DEPUTY Commissioner BugheT vas the complain
AM against Captain Young. and charged nm Win
failing 10 get 2 statement from an injured ne
-o1,s- n -he New YORK Hospital the time OF
the bomb explosion in UnIon Square. Young salo
he sent Two officers 10 the hospital when ne re-
rei,,ed the message from that Institution
The other captains were charged with neglectlhs
- discover and report gambling houses in their
-aena..iza districts. on Ine argument Of their
counsel the hearing IN their cases was adjourned
"a give counsel time TO prepare and submit briefs.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
WOULD SETTLE SUIT OUT OF COURT
Plaintiffs Desire. Say Rogers's Counsel, IN
Action for 100000.

John +. Dooling, one Of the attorneys represent
ing the defendants in the suit brought by T. Moore
Jacteon against Henry H Rogers George A Burt
and A c. Bedford. when seen yesterday said the
suit was brought some three months ago ana tna'
the attorneys for the defendants had recelvd re
peated offers TO settle the case for small fracton
Of the amount named
He said further that the case had aosoiu'e'S N0
foundation. that the plaintiff had no claim vhatso-
ever either legally or morally against the defend
ants or any Of them.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
ksINITA ARRESTED IN BUFFALO.
Locked Up TO Prevent His Speaking at
Meeting Of Anarchists.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]


Buffalo April c4.-Ludoylco Caminita, the Pater-
son anarchist was arrested here this afternoon
and locked ID TO prevent his speaking at meeting
Of anarchists which had been planned for tonight
Carninita,s arrest was the result Of enthusiastic
meeting Of Reds II Italian section of the city
on Wednesday evening The meeting was held in
defiance Of the orders Of the Police Department
Cannita vigorously attacked American institutions
and denounced President Roosevelt deriding the
idea Of liberty in America The sarcastic subject
or his address va The Free Country
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

head and face The ambulance was again
called, but this time it was necessary to take
the victim TO Bellevue.
At 10th street two stray dogs were put out Of
commission as the automobile disappeared in a
whirlwnd Of dust
Detective COnnor Of the 5th street station
learned that the number Of the machine was
30, ,229 the owner Of that number being f E
Hof, of No. 992 Sterling Place. BROOKLYN, &C
Cording to the police.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
TWO KENTUCKY BANKS CLOSE.

Greensboro ty.. April 24.-The OWensboro saw
inge Bank and Trust Company made appllcalloi
tn Circuit Judge Birkhead for the appointment
~ : receiver to-day. II IS capitalized al |zoV'-
600 and has deposits Of more than sloooooo- lhe
Davies County Bank and Trust Company declined
70 receive deposits and suspended cash payments
It is capitalized at $4,000 and has about S0''''
j., ae,oei,s Roth actions are said 10 be Of ? pre-
Cautiouary nature
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
CHILDREN KILLED BY wGTERwHEEL

Lanenbure. X 8. April -s--Two girls nine and
eleven sears old. daughters of Henry Pernette. Of
West Ia Have Ferry. q tragic death today ia
natervvfoel Of q lumber mill ~ that place. The
chlIdten were in TIE haUIt # taking a short cut
across the stream. under ne wheel when IL. MIL
Rsr idfe TO-DAY they acre under the Al = --st
as me mi. srar5e1- The wheel caught them and
crushed theu 20 5estA.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
ORDER TO coNEY ISLAND & BROOKLYN

The Public Service Commission issued 1-s- or
der yesterday directing the Coney Island = Brook
Iyn Railroad Company 20 put all its ara
equipment in thorough repair. This conpsnys cars
cause most OF the delays the surface -I-sz
crossing Brooklyn Bridge according 70 Co---Is-
sioner Bassert's report on Tuesday Open cars z-s
70 be overhaUIed by May a and closed cars bsto-s
going into service for the season OF Iaos-oa.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
MORE MONEY FOR NEW SCHOOLS,
Board of Estimate Allows s4,607 ,075, the
Greater Part for Brooklyn and Queens

President Winthrop of the Board OF hduca''oi'
obtained Yesterday from the Board OF Es'liiia. @ .e
and Apportionment appropriation OF s4'oo''u'' .
<or now school buildings on sites owned by the
city the greater part of the fund going 10 BROOK
lyn and Queens.
Mr. Winthrop on March 13 obtained an appro-
prfation Of s3164704 for buildings and equipment
ings.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

tirely as the natives do. on raw fish ana "ha'-
ever our rifles may bring hand. We Will nave
"a <,e, and mist i've in snow huts. Copper Mine
is three hundred miles from the nearest settlement
and eight hundred miles north Of the nearest
mounted police station.
The grant for the expedition is the hTst ol us
kind made by the Canadian government.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
BudWeiSer

HE most popular beer in the
world. There is less profit to
the dealer who sells it, because