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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
TRAINMEN CRlTICISE
THEIR ATTORNEY
Charge that Political Activity of
Legislative Agent Placed Broth
erhOOd I'm Wrong Light.

COLUMBUS, o., May 15-Nfost of to-
days session of the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen was taken up with an ex-
cited debate over the attitude of H. Z.
Fuller, legislative representative at Wash
ington, who is employed in a similar ca
pacity by the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers and the Brotherhood Of Firemen
and Enginemen, Mr.. Fuller was vigor-
ously criticised by the delegates and by
Grand Master Lee for alleged political
activity against the republican candidates
in last falls campaign. II was charged
that an erroneous impression was created
throughout the country with reference to
the position Of the railway ~brotherhoods
In the campaign. The debate ensued when
Mr.. Fuller's friends offered a resolution
providing for a vote OF thanks. This
finally was adopted.
BOSTON, May iL-An undercurrent of
anticipation was noticeable at today's SEES
sion OF the grand division of the Order of
Railway Conductors. Tomorrow the cleo
ton Of officers will be held and tonight
a caucus was held by the delegates favor
ing a change In several Of the grand
offices.
For the position Of grand president. now
held by A. b. Garretson OF Cedar Rapids.
Ia, and who is a candidate for ~re-elec-
ton, w. T. Brown of Terre Haute, Ind.
was prominently mentioned tonight as an
anti-administration nominee.
The only position among the grand trus-
tees vacant is sought by J. f. Archer OF
Houston. Tex, and w. j.. Burke of Pitts
burg, Pa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
Suit Against
Emma Eames
Wife of Baritone Charges Prima
Donna with Alternating Her
Husbands Affections.

PHILADELPHIA, May l5.-suit was be-
gun here today against Emma Eames, who
Is charged with alternating the affections
OF Emilio De Gogorga, a baritone In her
company. The complainant is the BARI
tones wife. The prima donna was served
with the papers in the suit at the hotel
whore she is stopping here prior to her de-
parture for Europe. No statement has
been filed and Mrs. De Gogorga's attorney
declined to talk.
NEW YORK, May N.-Benn Loewy,
counsel for Mrs. De Gogorga, in
ing tonight on the action taken in Phila-
delphia to obtain service on Nine. Games,
said:
After eleven years OF happiness with
her husband. my client holds Nine. Eames
responsible fol coming between them. The
alienation suit will be tried in Philadelphia
and is quite independent from the action
brought here FOR a limited divorce"
He lddel that he believed that NM.
Eames was about TO sail for Europe and
that he decided no time should be lost in
serving her with papers in the suit, which
is for 100000 damages.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
JURY FINDS ADLER GUILTY
President of Failed New Orleans Bank
Convicted of MisRppIying
Funds.

NEW ORLEANS, May 15.-The jury in
the case of William Adler, president of the
defunct State National bank, charged with
m~isapplying the funds of the bank. today.
brought in a verdict of guilty. Sentence
was deferred.
Adler was indicted on seventy-two counts
for the alleged embezzlement Of the funds
of that institution to the amount Of more
than $500 1000. The trial lasted nearly a
month.
A few days before the crash of the State
National came, Adler left New Orleans
for Honduras on the steamer Alps. which
he had chartered and loaded with a supply
of groceries, being also at the time the
president Of a large wholesale grocery es-
tablishment here. The Alps was wrecked
off the Honduras coast. but Adler and
others on board managed to reach shore.
After remaining in Honduras for some
months, Adler returned voluntarily to New
Orleans to face trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
New Frauds in
Customs Service
Three Government Weighers Arrested
on Charge of Cheating Gov
eminent.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Three of the gov
ernment's weighers recently dismissed by
Collector Loeb were arrested today, to-
gether with the members of two importing
firms who are alleged to have conspired
with the weigheTs to secure the entry Of
fig and cheese imports at less than actual
weights. The weighers and importers were
Jointly indicted recently. The men arrested
today were Antonio and Philip Musica, of
the importing firm of A. Musica & Son,
and Eustadio Papavasilopulo, another inn
porter. with the former weighers, Joseph
Quinn, Thomas c.. Giddings and Joseph
Mcmahon. The method alleged to have
been pursued was for the importer to file
false invoices showing weights far below
the real weights, the goods later being
checked by the assistant weighers to cor
respond with the invoice. The frauds
charged are declared TO have caused the
loss of large sums to the government.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT WINS'EMi
Attendance Friday Night Small, but
A%ppreoiative.
PRACTICAL MEN ARE INTERESTED
Electrically Educated Devices shown
I'm Exhibit ON stage Indicative
of what Proposed Industrial
Exposition VIII Do.

Attendance at the Auditorium was small
last night, wing TO the disagreeabie
weather. but the interest shown was In
no way dampened by the outside weather
conditions. 1t was Commercial club night
and a large number of business men were
In attendance. viewing with deep interest
the many wonderful exhibits, especially
the Industrial exhibit which is located on
the stage.
This exhibit is especially interesting to
the members of the Commercial club be-
cause Of the Industrial exposition which
they are trying to bring to Omaha, and
which, II they succeed. will be held at
the Auditorium as the Etectrial show now
is. The Industrial exhibit at the Auditorium
this week is very similar to the proposed
show on a small scale.
1t is run by the Omaha Electric Light
and Power company and shows many in
teresting uses Of electrical power. An
electrical polishing machine Is kept busy
polishing rings, watches and other pieces
OF Jewelry, while mex to It is a lathe
which turns a large piece OF rough iron
into q smooth, well-rounded bar, showing
the great power of the electrical motor.
Two motors placed side by SIDE, one old
one and one Of the latest type, Illustrate
the wonderful advance made In the con-
struction of these machines in the last
few years. The electric garment cutter
comes in for its share Of interest by cut
ting from 200 to 900 garments at once.
Other interesting demonstrations in this
exhibit are the shoe sewing machine, the
ice cream freezer. the dough mixer and
the printing press, all run by electricity.
The wireless had troubles of Its own
trying to buck the electrical storm and
its attendant atmospherical disturbances
The operator at the government booth at
the show was unable to get the station
at the fort. but the instrument at Fort
Omaha is about three times as strong as
his. so he could hear distinctly what was
being sent from there.
DR.. Millener. after his short talk at the
Union Pacific booth, again performed his
wonderful stunt of controlling the lights
by wireless from Fort Omaha.
Miss Mehaffey delighted a small, but
appreciative. audience with her usual
pleasing concert. Saturday is to be Every
body's day and preparations are being
made to make IT the greatest of the show.
1t is the last day OF the big attraction and
the prices are to be reduced to 10 cents
for children.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
Omaha AID Club
Laughs at Storm
Ladies' Night Entertainment Held as
Per Schedule, with Flatter-
ing Success.

TIT Ad club lost out on its cherished
plan of opening Rome Miller-s new summer
garden Friday evening, but the weather
did not prevent the members from enjoying
a jolly dinner and social meeting with
their wives, the occasion being Ladies'
night" The dinner was served at the
Rome and during the program which
followed President Ralph L.. Sunderland
presided. Considering the storm, the at
tendance was large.
Music was furnished by the Happy Hol-
low and Barton quartets. The oratorical
part of the festivities was served by Roger
c. Craven, Glen c. Chase and Rome Mil
Ter.
An amusing imitation of a man selling
collar buttons was given by F. w. Har-
wood, a representative of the Cunning sys-
tenn, who sign-boarded the party with some
irresistible nonsense, while oliver McCune
came in for some anti-fuN, when someone
made a motion that he be requested to
sing, and then some heartless wretch grew
a lemon on McCune's tree of life by nav
ing the motion laid on the table.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
weddings and arrangements.

Mr., and Mrs. Alexander d. Marriott an
nounce the engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Maude Marriott to Mr.. Marshall Starr
Wake Of Kansas City. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fleming have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter,
Jean, 10 Mr.. Edward Warner Williams of
Milwaukee. Mr.. Williams Is a graduate
OF Belolt, and a member of the Sigma Chi
fraternity. The wedding viii probably
take place in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Park Moorhead
issued cards Saturday for the wedding OF
their daughter. Miss Sylvia Gertrude Moor
head. to MT. Harry Allan Turkey. for Sat
urday evening. June 8. at s o. clock. at their
residence. III South Thirty-eighth avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Moorhead will be maid OF
honor and Mr. Ross TowIe pest man.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
ST. PAUL PAPER BUYS RIVAL
Pioneer Press, Papers ana Plant
Sold 10 Owners of
Dispatch,

ST. PAUL. MINI, May 16.-Webster
Wheelock. one of the owners of the Pioneer
Press company, today announced the sale
of the Pioneer Press newspapers, after
noon and morning. the twelve-story build
ing and its manufacturing plant. to c. II.
Grasty and others Interested in the st.
Paul Dispatch. The deal undoubtedly will
mean the discontinuanee OF the evening
Pioneer Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
Southern Girls
Offend Officers
Invite Jaokies to Ball and Follow
Them Away When Superiors
Object.

PLAQUEMINE, La, May ia run up
the river of two hours and a half brought
the battleship Mississippi from Donaldson
vile to Plaquemine this morning.
AT the bali last night at Donaldsonville a
social miXup occurred. There were not
enough officers to go around and the young
women sent the tackles the same form of
invitation as that extended to the officers.
When the officers arrived they found the
jackies in possession Of the ball room floor.
The jackies were ordered to leave, and did
SO, but they were followed by many of
the girls and held a ball of their own.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
Heavy snow i'm nlg Horn.

SHERIDAN, wyo., May 15.-(special.)-
A pioneer here says that he has been on
the Big Horn range since 1884, and that
there is now five times as much snow on
the top as he has ever known. In many
places it lies over thirty feet deep, and it
has not even started to settle. 1t lies on
the very bottom Of the foothills. This is
true OF all the headwaters OF the Missouri.
Lying so late in the season. and the warm
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
Allen Saws Good-Bye.

ALLIANCE. Neb,. May ~l5.-Cspecial Tel
egram.l-L. b Allen. general superin-
tendent OF the Wyoming division Of the
Burlington. with headquarters in Alliance.
who was recently appointed 10 a similar
position on the B~urlington's Iowa lines,
today took formal leave Of his many
friends and departed for his new field
Of labor at Burlington, Ia. z p. Brackon
Of Galesburg, Ill, who succeeds Mr.. Allen,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
Answers

o pint Of cold water, 1 ounce of almozoin
and 2 teaspoonfuls OF glyeerine: stir priskly
ior a Few minutes and let stand until II
becomes a thick cream jelly. Use it for
massaging and 1t will thoroughly cleanse
the pores. and the dust and CRIME will roll
out and off the skin. 1t removes black
heads, freckles and tan, clears the skin
and VIII make large pores small. You can
Use this almozoin jelly in perfect conf
dence that II will not cause the growth Of
suTerfluous hair, for while II Is soothing
and healing and keeps the skin smooth,
moist and pliable, 1t contains no oils or
fats.
Dolly. M; ~ In addition to causing a
heaoache, n tight neckband will often give
the eyes a dull, fishy" look. II your eyes
lack expression, are dull and ~llfeless, and
there Is no strain upon the throat. you APP
parently need a Strengthening eye tonic,
which can be made by dissolving / ounce
OF .crystos in a pint Of water. Drop 1 or
? drops In each eye whenever needed to
keep the eyes bright and shining. This eye
tonic win give relief when the eyes are
tired, uflamed or sore. and II is an aid 10
those who wear glasses. () DO not sleep
in a room with a light burning, as II Is
bad for the eyes.
Florence r.: To prepare a complexion
beautifier that will make the skin soft,
white and smooth. put 2 teaspoonfuls OF
glycerine and 1 ounces OF spurmax in Il
pint q boiling water and let stand until
cold. Apply to the hands, forearms and
face with the palm Of the hand and con-
tinue rubbing the skin where applied until
dry. Several Of my friends nave told me
that this spurmax wash is particularly ef-
fective for sallow. dark and oily skins. II
is much less expensive than ready manu-
featured face washes.
Cecilia r.. DOM worry about your
condition. Nearly every person needs a
blood t1nic and liver invigorator in the
spring. Prompt treatment will enable you
20 rid Yourself OF those yellow blotches and
pimples. Get from your druggist ounce
Of kardeue and = pint Of alcohol. To these
add y teacupful OF sugar and put into ~
pints % boiling water. This makes an ex-
cellent system tonic that %purifies the blood
and arnises the liver to healthy action.
Take / tablespoonful 8 minutes before each
meal and before retiring.
Myrtle j.; In massaging wrinkles use
the tips of the fingers and thumb, always
working across the lines; never follow the
lines Of the creeses.
Read Mrs. Martyrs book, Beauty" y
Adv
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
DOUGH VAT FOR ScAB BAKER
East side Bread AXE and Wife
Are Roughly Treated by
Sfrflkern.

NEW YORK. May 15.-Max Alheim. a
baker Of East New York. who did not
close his shop when the bakers recently
went out on q strike, was dragged from
his bed today and thrown into a vat Of
dough in the basement of his establish
ment. First. however, he was so badly
beaten that his removal to a hospital was
necessary. The women raiders meanwhile
attacked Mrs. Alheim and threw pailfuls
of dough upon her.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
JOHN ORTIZ LEAVES TOLEDO
Man Who Claims to BE Missing
Austrian Archduke Again
ntaanuamra-

TOLEDO. O.. May 15-John orth, the
maehinist who says he is the missing
Archduke Johann Salvatore of Hungary
and is fleeing from agents from his father
land. last night left Toledo after remain
ing in hiding here since his sudden dis
appearance from gainesville Tuesday. He
did not say where he ives going,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
To the Mothers:

Who nave growing children. There is no
time from the ages OF four and on that
they do not need the services OF the Den
list as well as the grown people. Their
decidious or baby teeth decay and cause
many a sleepless night that could be
avoided II taken in time. Not only this,
but the loss Of these little teeth before
proper age, oftimes causes the permanent
or second teeth to come in very irregular.
Then you wonder why. OF. IL you do know
the reason you feel that the child has
been neglected. So many parents think
that second rnolar or back teeth which
arrive In children at the age of 6 years
are first teeth-not so-for this reason l
want to caution you to look after them
that these teeth may be saved. Now. what
about your own teeth2 1 am laying great
stress these days on the good 1 can do
for those OF you who are wearing plates
that are loose and fall Town at the least
proyocation, or have crowns and bridges
that are clumsy and uncleanly. My new
system OF replacing all missing teeth that
will be natural in appearance and durable
In their work IS something that you WIN
be satisfied with for many years 10 come.
IL YOU lave never heard of what l can
40 with aching teeth, either for filling
or extracting In a painless way, LOOK
me up and / venture to say you will be
pleased with what / can do FOR them.
Call. phone or write for particulars. All
works guaranteed for years References
by the score. 4
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16

during a storm capsized. The remaining
three swan to the shore. Those drowned
were Catherine Hoffman, Mary Sashs,
Lizzie ~Sinaheck, Mary Moran and Peter
Hollowinski.
The girls became frightened and stood
up, thus adding to the INSTABILITY of the
boat, which turned over. Hollowinski
probably W in trying to save some
OF the others.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16

weather and rains of June to start 1t, we
Will undoubtedly experience the highest
water along the Missouri river In years.
Many people anticipate great damage in
Sheridan from the water that must come
down the Little Goose and Big Goose
creeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
FIVE PERSONS ARE DROWNED
Boat Containing Party OF EIEht over
turned While Crossing HRcken-
sack River.

HACKENsACK. N. j., May B.-Fiv pei
sons, four girls end a young man, mem
bers of a party Of eight. were drowned to-
night when a boat in which they we're at
tempting to cross the Haekensaek river
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16

will arrive Monday. Mr.. Brackon formerly
held a position on this division as SUPER
intendeht Of both the Sheridan and Ster-
ling divisions.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16
Health and Beauty
BY MRS. MAE MARTIN,

V. G. NJ: l have constantly advised
against the use Of hair blcaches, and dyes.
Even did | favor their use, l would hest
tat. to give you a formula. / think It per-
fectly scandalous that you, a woman Of 81
years Of age, should desire TO marry Il
young man p years Old. And / believe
right-minded men and women everywhere
Will agree with me. / would advise you to
forget him and seek a mate more suitable,
Nellie r.; "a l think you are foolish to
worry about a few pounds Of extra flesh,
but If you fear that your waist line will
disappear entirely, 50 to your druggist and
get 4 ounces OF parnOtis, taKe a. nome
Take i teaspoonful 8 times a day, before
meals. Parnotis makes superiluous fat dis
appear. The correct weight for a girl 8
feet I inches tall is about lS pounds. ()
When a druggist tells you that he has not
in stock any article name In these formu-
las and recipes tell him ne can get 1t from
any ingredient that Is not on sale in almost
every first-ciass drug store.
L. T. c.: A simple treatment for skin
diseases, such as salt Theum, eczema, ring.
worm and letter, can be made at home by
mixing 4 ounces Of luxor with 4 tablespoon
fuls OF alcohol and as pint Of water, Pour
affected surface and 1t will almost in
stantly relieve the torturing itching. Re
member that the scratching only causes
this sort of affliction to spread.
Jennie S.: II your hair is falling out and
your scalp scaly with dandruff, apply this
homemade quinine hair tonic once or twice
a week and watch your hair grow m long
and abundant. Dissolve In n pint Of al
cohol / ounce OF quinola and d u pint
of cold water. Rub well until absorbed by
the scalp and hair.
Miss Lane: Plenty of good lather is an
essential 10 the success u any shampoo.
Some soaps that iather well make the hair
brittle and hard. 1t is better to use plain
canthroX for shampooing purposes. Simply
dissolve a teaspoonful of canthrox in a
teacupful OF hot water and stir 1t well
until IT is all dissolved; then take your
shampoo by pouring the mixture on the
hair and rubbing IN well. II viii cleanse
the scalp thoroughly and has a tendency
- make che hatr soft ard fluffy
Mrs. c.. p: II you have a sensitive and
soft skin. / would advise you TO use a COM
plexion jelly instead of cold cream. If YOU
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16

soft skin, / would advise you TO use a COM
plexion jelly instead OF cold cream. If you
wash in warm water always put a dash Of
cold water on the face afterwards, as this
texture. You can make a complexion cream
Jelly at home by putting in a fruit jar half
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16

Myrtle j.: In massaging wrinkles use
the tips of the fingers and thumb, always
working across the lines; never follow the
lines OF the creeses.
Read Mrs. Martyrs book, Beauty" =
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-16

The size is ike IT; they are
closely woven of guaranteed
material; colors and patterns
are most beautiful. They are
an extraordinary value at the
above low price.
Terms, Sl.oo Cash, SOC weekly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-30
MONTPELIER

Alderman G. g. Taft and family are
I IN camp at Eagle Camp, South Hero.
Miss Lizzie Langdon underwent suc-
eessful peiatin Fl appendicitis At Hea-
ton hospital Wednesday evening.
Dewey 7. Hanley. deputy state All.
ditor, Went yesterday to ST. Johnsbury
to audit the accounts Of the June term
81 Caledonia county court.
Clinton Smith his returned from
Seattle, Wash, where he has been em-
pioyed for several months. He reports
3 tremendous daily attendance at the
exposition.
Miss Edith Brooks left last evening
for Chicago where she IS 10 be the guest
Of hrs. Edward Renlbach. She viii be
accompanied by Miss Mary Brooks,
who will ~ farther West.
OF the TO marriage licenses that had
not been returned to the city clerk
when the agitation Of this matter com
menced week ago, So have within two
days been turned IN properly filed out,
and Others are expected.
The infant child of George Snyder
died Wednesday night. The father II
missing, and the city authorities wefe
attempting yesterday to locate him HIS
wife who IS in feeble health has applied
to Overseer Iamphief for help. Snyder
il carpenter BY trade lie formerly
worked in Bethel, SYNDICATE and Rutland
He left his family two weeks ago and
since that time nothing has been heard
of him.
The Rev. and Mrs. a. j. Hough will
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-30

ury this week, as tomorrow II the last
day that they can he paid without Ell.
ira cost JONES NJ. Brock is tha
heaviest individual tax payer in tho
CITY lis tax this year s. Sl.I45.5I.
Other heavy taxpayers are the j. r..
langion estate, Ss,69I61. d. Bart
Cross, Sos285; The Lane alanufaetur
ing company, s1,365; the Asa Blanch
ard estate, S1,2s2. so; the National Life
Insurance company, Si.125; b. i. III
field, s9ooi 7, u. Cory, $4os.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-30

John E. Harris is going 70 Europe
after Congress gets the tariff disposed Of
After brief visit to his neglected gar
den in Danville, he expects to sail from
Nav York to spend several months in
the fsr East. just who is to be Vermont
press censor in Washington, we wonder!
st. Johnsbury Republican.
Perhaps the amiable Mr.. Harris viii
continue to do the work, although seps
rated from us BY some three thousand
miles Of briny liquid. He is good at the
long distance business. and, Of course,
knows pretty well hey much mental
pabulum Vermonters Med. Why not
continue Mr.. Harris in the role' We
.yould be assured Of as much satisfaction
at present.