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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
NOW SEE STREETS CLEAN UP
Brucker, BridRes and Flynn VIII Rec
Ommend New Machinery They
Saw in Missouri.

Councilmen Brucker and Bridges and
Street Commissioner Flynn returned Fri
day morning from st. Louis and Kansas
City where they went to inspect street
cleaning machinery and they believe they
have found just the thing needed. In ac-
cordance with this belief they will recon-
mend to the council that three flushing
machines be bought at once and put to
work.
The flushing machines decided upon are
I'm use in both cities visited. Kansas City
ownes fifteen OF them and st. Louis rents
twenty, They are manufactured in St.
Louis, but the manufacturing firms will
not sell any in st. Louis and that city
pays 81 a day each for the twenty used.
The machines cost 1900 each.
THESE flushers seem TO do the business"
said Councilman Brucker. land ! am in
favor OF getting them. or something ade-
quate TO clean the streets right away.
The old machinery W. now have Is worn
out beyond repair and it is an utter i'm
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20

patron saint. patron not only of the hos
pital, but of the entire church.
Mass was celebrated and Rev. Albert
Wise, s.. j.. preached the sermon from a
text in Exodus. In part ne said;
who is there that does not love St.
Joseph or admire the wonderful simplicity
of his sancity? But the means which he
had Of serving his God is had today by
every one Of us. for to every man is given
an immortal soul by an omnipotent act on
the condition that II be returned unsullied
and with a record of having lived in har-
mony with its Creator and for mankind.
ST Joseph labored through the long days
for Jesus and every moment added to his
s~ancity. Whatever may be our vocation,
we can work for our Lord. for AN for
Christ should be our motto, and through
the fuEillment of this motto or command
only can we hope to hear the words from
on high, Wei done, thou good and faith
full servant; enter thou into the Joy of thy
Lord"
Rev. Edward Gleeson vas celebrant; Rev.
Father Wolfgang, O.. f. M. was deacon
Rev. Bernard Slime was subdeacon, and
Rev, ], w. Stinson was master Of cere-
monies. The bishops deacons were Rev.
lanes Aherne and Rev. p. A. McGovern,
and Rev. j.. T. Smith was his assistant
priest. In the sanctuary were Rev. Mar
tin Bronsgeest, S. j., and Rev. John Jen-
nette. chaplain of the hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
Failure to Enter
Divorce Decree
Causes Bigamy
So Asserts Mrs. Adelaide Burbank,
Who Sues Lawyer for
Heavy Damages.

b. Mrs. Adelaide Burbank charges Alexander
Altschuler, an attorney, with careflessness
which caused her to commit bigamy and
lost her a second husband. Wherefore she
sues for $25.0OO damages.
1t all came about. AYERS Mrs. Burbank.
in Altschuler's not having entered a decree
the district court, whereby Mrs. Burbank
divorced from Virgil p. Latham. Sup
posing that all matters had been attended
to, Mrs. Burbank proceeded, she says, 10
wed Burbank. This was October l, 1907.
But November q of the same year Burbank
discovered thai the decree, though granted,
had never been duly entered and he there
upon left her.
Maude Schneiderwind is suing Fred
Schneiderwind for a divorce, charging non
support. She declares that she and her
husband resumed living together after ne
had served a term in prison for forgery.
but that he did not contribute to her sup
port.
Mrs. isabelle Burke. who was deserted
by her second husband nine days after the
wedding, asks the use of her first hus-
bands name, Hawkins. She was granted
a divorce from Burke, but permission TO
change herN name was not included in the
decree. She has three children who bear
the name OF Adkins.
Jane E. Richards sues Philip d. Richards.
charging non-support and creulty, and
Raphael Van Vie is plaintiff against his
wife, Victoria al VIE. Refusal to pre-
pare his breakfast certain mornings is one
count.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
CLEAR WATER in THREE DAYS
Such il the Promise, since Alum Pur-
ifier Has Been Doubled
In Quantity.

'Withln three days the city water
ought 10 be perfectly clear" says Health
Commissioner Conneil whose orders to the
officials OF the Omaha Water company to
double the supply of alum In the settling
basins has been complied with.
The company has been using one and
grains of alum to a gallon, but
beginning Friday Il will use three and
one-half grains. This will clear the water
thoroughly, Il Is believed, but two or three
days will be required TO make any appreci-
able difference in the condition of the
water, as the basins hold a supply suf-
ficient for two days use.
Samples of water were taken Friday from
the Florence and the Burt street station
and these will De analysed TO determine
from which source comes the excess OF
albuminoid ammonia. II II comes from the
Burt street station the heath commits
sioner says he will order the diseontinuance
Of that station
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
STOMACH MISERY AND INDIGESTION GOES

unhealthy your food becomes tainted, and
that's what is causing the Indigestion and
gas on stomach and other miseries. Pape's
Diapepsin is an Antacid, most powerful
digestive and thorough regulator for weak
stomachs. These TTiangules will digest
any kind Of food you eat and will cleanse
the stomach and intestines in a natural
way, which makes you feel fine five min
utes afterwards.
Any good Pharmacy here will supply
you with a case Of Pape's Diapepsin for
fifty cents. Just reading about this re-
markable stomach preparation will not
help. You should go now and get a case.
Put your stomach in full health and by to-
morrow you Will forget the misery of
Stomach trouble. Your case is no different
from many others. IL isn't Stomach Nerves
or Catarrh Of the Stomach, or Gastri-
It's, or Dyspepsia. II is Food rottlng-
Food Fermentation-that's all-and takes
about five minutes 10 overcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
FIRST SPRING TRADE TOUR
WILL LAST JUST SIX DAYS
1t VIII Traverse Three Railroads and
Give Much Time to Each
Town.

A six days trade excursion trip through
northwestern Iowa over the lines of the
Northwestern. the Illinois Central and the
Chicago Great Western will be the first
excursion of the year by the Omaha Com
mercial club.
This is the decision Of the trade extension
committee, of which d. h. Fuller is chair
man.
The train will be solid Pullmans with bag
gage cars and diners. An effort will be
made on this trip to give each town as
much time as possible and that Is given as
the reason for taking dining cars. Fewer
towns will be made each day than on any
previous local excursion that more time
may be given to the towns visited.
Twenty-one business men Friday signed
their names to the agreement to accom-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
No more Stomach distress or Dyspep-
STA after today. You try this.

When your stomach is weak or lacking
In Gastric juice, anything that you eat, no
difference what it is. will sour on your
stomach, raise the bile and acids to cover
your food like oil on water. causing In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Stomach nervousness
and Belching of sour poisons, which pro-
duce foul odors, nasty taste. bilious head
ache Heartburn, Intestinal gripping and
make you an object of misery. This is
stomach trouble which can not be overcome
with ordinary digestive medicines. II is
caused by fermentation Of your food, which
will be remedied at once by Pape's Dia-
pepsin, a preparation pleasant TO take
and as rmless as candy, though ii will
digest and prepare for assimilation into
the blood all the food you eat.
Indigestion is a result, not a cause OF
your trouble. II the Stomach Is sour and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
Free Receipt For
Weak Kidneys
viii Be Sent to Any Man in Plain
Sealed Envelope.

| will send a free receipt for the aure
of any and all diseases Of the kidneys.
Do not suffer those terrible backaches
which assal you every morning. Don't
allow your kidneys TO spread disease all
over your body. This prescription. which
4 will send free TO all who write me, will
not cost you anything except the trouble
II takes 10 write me. i consider This re-
ceipt without an equal and have dem
onstrated its great healing power to my
own satisfaction. IL will most certainly
please YOU and l viii be glad to place Il
In our hands without cost, without even
letting my one know that you have
written me, for Il will come TO you in
a plain envelope. You ara to be the
Judge Of It's great work and privately
you can ours yourself at home. You will
be as enthusiastic about Il, after you
have tried II, as I am and as hundreds Of
Kidney Bladder, etc, sufferers are, TO
whom l have sent IL. Just write me
today. Address DIR. A. r. Robinson, K69
Luck Bldg, Detroit, Mich.
Remember that | send Il TO you abso-
lutely free. ali charges paid, II you Will
just send me your name and address.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
Girl is Caught
by Decoy Letter
Runaway Miss Calls for Registration
at Postofice and Falls Into
Trap Set for Her.

A l5-year-old girl named Greenhagen,
who has been absent from her home
at 29iS Martha street for about a week, was
apprehended in the postoffice Friday
afternoon, where she had called for a
registered letter sent her by her brother.
The letter was sent as a decoy and whe
the girl called for it the postoffice authori-
ties notified the police and held the girl
until she was taken into custody by the
police officials.
She will be given a hearing in the juve-
allie court Saturday morning and will prob
ably be sent to the Detention home.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
CLEANEST LOT OF TRAMPS
EVER IN THE POLICE COURT
One Explains Thei Cleanliness to the
Judge by Saying w just
Boiled Up"

You are the cleanest bunch Of 'vags'
that ever visited this court" observed Pc
lice Judge Crawford Friday morning, when
eight tramps were arraigped.
we Just boiled up" explained one Of
the men.
The judge discharged them, after warn
Ing them to stay away from a hobo camp
near the Burlington station at Gibson,
where they were arrested Thursday after
noon by a squad OF detectives and patrol
men. II was thought they might be able
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
pany the excursion. The dates decided

pany the excursion. The dates decided
upon were May II to %.
These committees were appointed:
Advertising-J. C. Colt, Leroy Corllss. O.
W, Dunn and w. b. Tagg.
Commissary-Joseph Kellek, VIII L. Yet
ter and r. Y, Drake.
Entertainments. T. II. Martin. A.. G..
Munro and d.. j. O'Brien.
Finance-C. e. Bedwell G. j. Ingwersen
and r. B. Coleman.
TIansportation-J. II. Taylor, G.. II. Pratt
and c. Il. Johannes. y
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
CATHOLICS HONOR ST. JOSEPH
Bishop Scannell and Ten Priests
Celebrate Mass.
FATHER WISE breaches SERMON
Holds Up Constant Devotion of Pa
tron saint to His People ms Ex-
ample for Christian Serv-
ice and Simplicity.

Right Rev. Richard Scannell, bishop Of
the diocese Of Omaha, attired in the cappa
magma robes of his office, assisted in the
celebration Of st. Joseph's day at st. Jo-
seph's hospital Friday morning. Ten
priests aside from the bishop took part in
the services. which were held in the
chapel adjoining the hospital.
st Joseph's day is annually celebrated
BY all Catholic churches and special atten-
ton is given the day in Omaha and other
cities where hospitals are named after the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
Fatally Wounds Child wife.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 19.-Charles
Hunter, 10 years old, shot and perhaps
fatally wounded his young wife. Myrtle, al
the home OF the girls parents here today
n khen fled. Hunter is a chauffeur ont
of work and is believed to have been
prompted by jealousy. His wife was rs
years old and they had been married but
three months.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20

to tell something about the recent thefts
of coal from the railroad at hat point.
whats in the bundle?" asked his honor
of one of the gang before they left.
Jaw, them's some o. the clothes boiled
up"
Why don't you send your clothes to
the %laundry?" the judge asked.
Il sent EN- twice and they couldn't boil
the dirt out'n EN-"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
Omaha Girl is Honored.

MADISON, Wis, March 19.-(Special Tel
egram)-Miss Ruth Birchard of Omaha has
been elected a member of the Mystic Circle.
a Wisconsin university freshman society.
Election to membership in this society is
considered a high honor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
"Cut Out Booze"
is the Slogan of
Omaha Transfers
Several Drivers Join the Army that
is Fighting the Demon,
Rum.

Several teamsters of Omaha have Joined
the temperance workers and proceed In a
novel way to inform the public what a
hazardous thing it is 10 indulge in golden
wasser
Stroud & Co. make a little red wagon
which ~circulates quite freely among work
men, as 1t is used by contractors for ex-
cavation.
Working on one OF the excavations in
the business sections Of Omaha, one of
these wagons, painted bright red. has this
injunction painted on the back in large.
white letters CUT OUT THE BOOZE"
Just a little mission airy work in my own
way" says T. +. Stroud.
An expressman, who stays at the corner
of Sixteenth and Harvey streets. when
he is not hauling packages across the city,
has a sign painted on his wagon in poetry
which reads:
Little drops Of red eye,
Little slugs of beer.
Make a workman's wages
Quickly disappear"
Another, who does evangelistic work
while driving through the streets. has a
tin sign on his wagon. which says, Fear
God"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
Are doctors good for anything?

Foolish question: Yet some people act as If a medicine could
Sake the place of adoctor! The best medicine in the world cannot
do this. Have a family doctor, consult him frequently. If We did
not believe doctors endorsed Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs
and colds, we would not offer il to you. ieAETEcGs-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20

possibility to keep the streets clean with
hand brooms.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-20
Profit Sharing. -.

A shareo our profits will go TO everyone VINO maKsa cahP urchase I'M UE sWTe.
We shall sell the Very Best goods we ear buy for l@sm money than you can obtain
them elsewhere in Omaha. tits our intention to make this plan a Real Live Beneft to
or pdrons Instead of DIN we will give premiums the famous IS & Il :" Prem
ims-consEtngo of everything and the Best OF Everything from Furniture to China
and Brcabrac, from Rugs Draperes Blankets etc, to Exquisite Cut Glass an Sill
verware, to say nothing of specalies such asC Cameras GoCartS Watches, Cutlery,
Jewellery, Leather Goods etc, etc
You will in future receive at least on" rs & H." Green Trading Stamps with each
ten cents worth purchase here Through that plan W hope to help everyone of or
patrons TO annually acquire many beautiful and useful articles at n cost to them We
will positively succeed in so doing if you do your shares and patronie those who give
them, and always ask for the Famous IS. & H." Green Trading Stamps.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
TO SING
Al MANHATTAN
Oscar Hammersten Engages
Artist Who Will Give Re.
cftalsat the Waldo.

It has been announced in New
York that after Henrl q: Scott full.
fills his opera engagements In Ger.
many this summer win sing at the
Manhattan opera house which the
great opera promoter. Oscar Ham
mersteIn, controls and directs.
Mr. csott sings here at the Waldo
April q, and tickets are on sale now
at 1s cents. q
By no means should this opportu-
nifty be lost TO hear such q great sing
err Afr. Scott comes here through q
personal friendship stopping OF on
the way to fulails concert engage
ments in the West. and, If a large
house does not greet HIN, naturally.
the eonccrt win have 70. be aban.
doned. as 1t would not do to have
him sing TO an empty house.
7 II win he the greatest event in
Clarks5 urg,s musical history to hear
the man whom carpso selected to be
his concert mate last year and whom
the greatest critic: Of singing in the
world has contracted with to sing his
leading baritone and bass parts.
The numbers selseted 10 be sung
here are Of azpopdlar nature and
some of them the most noted and
rouslng baritone pieces that have
been composed. ss..ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
Hebrew Now York,

The New York correspondent of
the San Francisco Can writes to tina.
paper that New YORK has a He0rex
population of about a million, which
makes 1t the largest Jewish city in
the world. At the next municipal
election the voters: of the metropolis
will be confronted with condition
which their fathers would have
thought Impossible, that is, in voting
for mayor, they may have to choose
between two Hebrews The posi-
bic candidates named in The forecast
are Nathan Strauss, on the Democrat
&c ticket. and .tAdoInh Lewlsohn, as
the Republican, candidate. "Thc
friends Of these two men say" writes
the Call correspondent, that II the
city q Rome. the seat of the chris
ttsn church. eau elect Ernesto Ma
than an orthodox Jew! to the ONCE
OF mayor. there seems TO De ma, rea-
son why New York shoald not
choose fer the same honor Nathan
strsos On Adoip5 Eewis0hn..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
INC Front Paee E,allncr.

The eGorsantosn New Dominion
disposes OF the front page 6allacy;'
in the following:
Put 1T on the front page, is. the
common request from people who
want especial prominence given 10
announcement Of some kind. The
thought Is, OF course, that being son
the front page At will lie read. willie
IL il Occupies another page it viii
be overlooked. ~
We think this Is "a poor opinion
OF newspaper readers. especially Of
small city dsiiies. The newspapers
of six or eight pages are read
through by the average reader. 1t
Is a reflection on the intelligence Of
the readers OF q newspaper to sup
peses that they read only the diFst
page. II Spu don't believe this let
US publish an article derogatory
about you IN the most obscure place
In the paper and sec how soon 10th
of US. hear from it..
u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
,,Iir, License Question.

state vide ProhibitIonists will
do9btless dis agree with the Grafton
Sentinel. watch Expresses a prefer
ence fora local option law. but iron,
the viewpoint otgeyery city or com.
mpnity having the right of local
self government. me noin+s made
By the Sentinel appear to be auite
rational. The Sentinel SAYS:
clarksburg again voted .twet,-
in the election there Tuesday and
this would sppear.to be an argument
against state wide. prohibition. IF
ciarksburg wants license II handy
seems fair that Grafton shouId have
a voice In whether that city, sbonld
be allowed to have license or, not
II A good option law, after an
seems 10 be the fairest 10 nh CON
cerned. One city shauld mo- mors
have the right 10 choose for anotln 4.
!. city With regard to this anestion
than IL shoula have the. rim ~
choose the ottfcers,i II. another s,,s
Local option Is The only ,fasr s,,o,,o,T
legislation. and state wide nroh,.
Bltion seems Unfair WITH state vide
prohibition, one .commun,ty in p,yan
the right 10 overcome tho wiIi ) 10
another
iii ono city should no heavily n
dept; and should yo,e.sfor, l,eense N
false revenue. ii would no. y mar. .roy.
aaothsr. Is say IL II that MI ican5,s,it
have license. NOR can Il have the
revenue. wheeling e1uolovs I g,e ali
many men. in the brewery business
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
SIMPLE Alternative.

= t. ii
The Wheeling Register strikes the
mai fuif upon the head ID the fol.
loving editorial para raph:
eThe saloon Keepers Of Indianap-
pills VOLUNTARILY closed their saloons
last Sunday N Observance OF the
Sunday closing law This movement
ON the part Of the saloopists. shcv
that they realize the power OF the
sentiment. II IS polite, since
u brings the saner. nnpreludiced
citizen to their side OF the liquor
question. And 1t is Just. for they
shouh obey, and ne made TO obey
the laws. just as any other business
men must. :;
The wave of agitation against the
saloons that has been sweeping over
the country means simply that the
saloonists must obey the laws to the
letter and clean up their places d
business, or the people win take the
Of engaging in the bust.
ness away from them.
Local saloon keepers VINO might
make considerable Improvement
about theh;premises surely ought to
have sense enough to heed the warn.
ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
Negotiating the NatIon,I n,,flget

=
George D. corteiyou. secretary OF
the treasury in the last admfntstra.
ton. contributes an article TO tne1
April North American Review in.
which he suggests the possibility or
the establishment OF a committed
With power to revise federal ammo.
priation bills. in order to distrfinte
necessary reductions or available in.
creases according to the relative inn.
portanee Of the objects for which
the appropriations are sought.
There has come to be, growing
difference In the wrong direction
9ceween-Sthe receipts ana ditIburse.
ments OF the Government. The rem
ehy most commonly recognized, for
this condition of affairs is the in.
creasiag Of the revenues. but Mr.
cortelyop points out that there
Should also l5e some provision for the
systematic adjustment to tina nation.
h income OF ths appropriations fol-
me Government expenses, He says:
Whatever changes condition.
may snake necessary along this line
4 mil be greatly to the adysntas'
system u . Supervising pcweI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
Moro Good News.

|, The announcement has been nladc
from Huntington that the work q
constructing the trolley line frsa,
Huntington to this, city viii he I'm.
derta.sen at once. and thai the fof-
mer rosa bed of the chesapeake a
Ohio railroad lis to OeSused for: the
traction line. This -wiltabe Welcome
news TO the people OF both cities: rs
we'll as those residing along the pro.
posed trolley route charleston
Mall. - -. - -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
HOTEL WALDO

Noted for the perfection Of It's
equipment and; luxury. The hotel
that affords the ideal conditions Of
hotel hospitality and real comforts
10 visitors to Clarksburs.
Service cuisine Of the highest
standard.
Rates $500, and upward.
Club breakfast e5c to soc.
Business meu:s lunch served 10
cate from 1850 to . p. m. Soc.
Table. d hote dinner 6 to 8 D. m.
sec.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
Light From light.

Since NC arc to ,liavV Mr.. Light
as state road commissioner let it
DO hoped 1t Will shed loss.of II upon
the pcrplcxins road question. II
there Is any Que thing about which
the average West Virginia road
maker needs it Is light. May the
new light shine. all over tae state so
effectively as to bring better ccadi-
lions in our thoroughtares and all
forms of public highways. Grafton
Sentinel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
BaEged.

X For number Of years, a little
cyDwd sd dtsSrunt1td persons tried
to break up the Republican party in
this city, but at each attempt they
were unsuccessful. Iqring of their
efforts In that direction they took q
whack at the Democratic party this
week and Jagged that party. ballot
privileges. election Commissioners.
control of ourmittees and all. Il
may be necessary to rehablitatc the
old Democratic party by the petit
ton method next year.
The old war horses Of the Demo.
cratic party surely have a right to
feel blue over the election. Some
are just beginning to realize that
the mugwumps will take charge Of
things for the local Democrats mex,
year, but the awakening Is too late
They have been neatly and com.
.pletely bagsed.-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
BRENT PLEADS GUILTY.

In federal court this week at
Wheeling Charles Brent. colored. OF
this city, pleaded guilty to a revenue
violation and was fined 500 and
sentenced to the county Jail hersi3o
days by Judge a. G. Dayton. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09
WILLIAMS NAMED.

CHARLESTON. April s-Tax.
Commissioner Townsend has APP
pointed Brooks f. williams, of
WEIGH, specisi delf agent for the
tax department. Mr.. Williams was
formerly assessor Of Mcdowell coun-
ty aud will give special attention to
the assessment Of coal properties.