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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-23

swym towarzyszem Hallem, ska
zanym przez sedziego.
Green Bay, Wis, % czerwca.
: Do biura lokalu kompanii eks-
presowej United States wtar-
gneli dwaj zamaskowani bandyci
dobytymi rewolwerami zmusili
klerka do otworzenia kasy, z kto-
rel zabrali gotowke W sumie
$4,000 i uszli.
Philadelphia, Pa, % czerwca.
= Wskutek szalonego upalu "a
notowano tn wczoraj try nagle
zgony, osm udar6w slonecznych
try samobojstwa - z tych je-
dno nieudale - w przystepie
obledu, spowodowanego CORA
cein.
Fort Worth, Texas, % czerw-
ca. - Do fill banku ,,Wagoner
Blk. & Trust Co." wtargnal W ia
sny dzien o godz. 4tej popolu-
dniu nieznany nieschwytany do
tad czlowiek i. zagroziwszy re-
wolwerem kasyerowi, ktory W tel
chwili sam jeden byl W lokalu, ka
zal mu wydat pieniadze. Przera-
zony kasyer dal bandycie przeka-
zy ma $500, poczem rabus IL
szedl i zniknaI bez sladu.
Pittsburg, Pa, 20 czerwca. -
Unia funkcyonaryuszy tramwa-
jowych postanowila dac kompa-
nil tramwajowej 6 dni czasu do
namyslu, ably uwzglednic zadania
funkcyonaryuszy - jeSli to ME
nastapi wybuchnie strajk.
Seattle, Wash, % czerwca. -
Donosza tu ze skagway, W Ala
see, re wskutek ciag}ej ulewy ger
wala sic grobla firmy North Co.
lurnbia Gold Co." mad jeziorem
Surprise, powodujac olbrzymie
straty w kopalniach ziota tuz o.
box polozonych i urzadzeniach
kilku firm kopiacych tam zloto.
w samych tych zak}adach szkody
wynosza okolo 100000, nadto
zostal zerwany most firmy ,,Bri-
tish-American Dredging Co., ko-
sztujacy $95O,OOo.
Nowy York, 23 czerwca. - w
sprawie zamordowania Elzbiety
Sigel W pewnym domu w chin
skiej dzielnicy wciaz panuje taje-
mnicza niepewnoSc, jakkolwiek
sledztwo znaczne juz poczynlio
postepy. Mianowicie W Amster-
dam, N. Y, aresztowano owego
przyjaciela i wspollokatora NOR
dercy Leona Linga, Chihczyka
Tshung-Sina, kt6ry zeznal, re
Ling istotnie zamordowal Siglo-
wne, nawet on Tshung-Sin wi
dzial scene mordu, .. Ia Lingiem
rozeslano wszedzie jego rysopisy,
wielu tez stron nadchodza VIE
Sci o aresztowaniach - mylnych
jak dotychczas. Posel chihski we
Waszyngtonie Wu-Ting-Fang,
wydal odezwe do swych rodak6w
w calych Stanach Zjedn., by po-
mogli schwytac zbrodniarza, kto-
ry Chinom taxa zgotowal hahbe.'.
U..n:I,a nhsonmnnLo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-23

szlosc tylko taey sedziowie zalat-
wall procesa rozwodowe. 'Przewo-
dniczacym kollegium sedziowskie-
go obrano ponownie sedziego Car
pentera; sedziami "chancery" be-
da jego koledzy Windes, Walker
Petit, W sadie kryminalnyIh "a
siadac beda George Kersten j Ri
chard S. Tuthill, prezesem sadu
dla ma}oletnich pozostanie sedzia
Merritt w. Pinckney. = VEGA
sic feryj sadowych za}atwiae beda
sprawy magic: Sedzia Pinckney cd
19 do "a lipca; sedzia Carpenter
cd 26 do 81 lipca; sedzia Tuthill
cd 2 do Z sierpnia; sedzia Gobbons
cd 9 do IA sierpnia; sezia Wal
ker cd 16 do 81 sierpnia; sedzia
Windes cd % do % sierpnia; Sc
dzia Scanlan cd 80 sierpnia do
4 wrzesnia, a sedzia Petit cd 6 do
16 wrzesnia.
Ofiara strasznej "omy9ki."
Austin Price, murzyn, ktery
mieszka} pm. 1885,. 36th str, zosta&
wczoraj znaleziony W leslie W po-
blizu Lemont, umierajacy cite
rech ran zadanych mu wystrza}em
rewolweru przez pewnego poll
cyanta "przez omylke", - jezeli
to prawda, co zeznal pred smier-
cia. Znalazl go pewien farmer,
kt6remu Price sic skarzy}, re cd
piatku raniony blakal sic bez po-
zywienia. By} raniony W brzuch,
W lewa reke dwukrotnie W lewe
ramie. Farmer postara} sic to, BY
go zabrano do pociagu przewie-
ziono do szpitala powiatowego W
Chicago. Podobno ma policyi W lie
mont, gdy ia uwiadomiono, re mu-
rzyna znaleziono, oswiadczono, ze
postrzelii 60 ''przez omyike" Pc
wien cz}onek wyprawy szeryfa,
gdy scigano zbiega wiezienia, =
ale ME powiedziano dlaczego po
popelnieniu tel ''omyiki" ME tro-
szczono sic dalej o postrzelonego.
W powiatowym .szpitalu opo-
wiada} Price, odzyskawszy nieco
przytomnose: "Zosta}em raniony
wystrzalami przez pewnego policy
anita Lemont W piatek wieczo-
rem, ale ME zawini}em mic, co mo-
g}oby bye powodem strzelania.
Sta}em W poblizu rogu ulicy, gdy
policyant zawola} ma mnie, bym
odszed}. Poszed}em pare krokow,
ale ujrzaiem, ze policyant wyjmu-
ic revolver, a wtedy ia moi wy
ialem. Powiedzialem mu jednak
glosno, ze jestem czlowiekiem ucz-
ciwym pracuje W hotelu jako po-
s}ugacz. Zanim sic spostrzegfem'
policyant strzelil i ranil mie W ra.
mie; zacza}em uciekat, a on daleJ
strzela}. Dostalem sic do lasu j o.
bawia}em sic powr6cic, by mnie
ME aresztowano. Nigdy mic zfego
ME popesnilem i zapewne str1ela. :.
no do mnie przez omyhe, gdyz. ;"
Zanim to zdanie dokohczyl, Price
umar}.
"Czar,a Reka" ! czerwona chusfa.
W sail sedziego Windes rozegra-
la sic wczoraj oryginalna scena.
Toczyl sic proces J6zefa Bertueei,
oskarzonego zamordowanie Vita
Umbrella, kt6rego znaleziono "a
strzelonego W poblizu % uicy.
Wsp6loskarzonym jego byl Bruno
Nordi, obaj podejrzani So o to,
ze So cz}onkani zbrodniczego sto-
warzyszenia "Czarnej Rekp".
Wlasnie mial skladac zeznania
Bruno Nordi, cd kt6rego !oczeki'
wano zenah wykazujacych wine
Bertucciego, kiedy do sail sadowej
wszeds spiesznie jakis Wloch I
spogladajac ku Nordiemu,' zajmu-
iacemu miejsce swiadka, ,czerwons
chusta powiewa} kilkakrotnie, po-
1900, So;o,,n;a 1rrc1adl Wyslann
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-23

tySouuloWo ouOh utiAJ hiehi"' S'o
pniowo coraz to lepsze zyskiwat
stanowiska, a pozostawzsy 10 lat
W usfugach firmy i oszczedzajac
ciagle, W r. 1883 zdoiaf otworzye
wlasny sklad rzezniczy ma rogu
Canal str. w. 18 ul. Doprowa-
dziwszy do dobrobytu, zacza} brac
udziai W polityce i odgrywat role
wybitna W ko}ach towarzyskich, a
z czasem wzni6s} sic do znaczenia
"bossa" politycznego demokraty-
cznej partyi W 8, 10, II i - war
die. Cd r. 1889 juz byi czfon-
kiem demokratycznego powiatowe-
60 komitetu centralnego, cd r.
1898 do 1896 byl aldermanem 8
wardy, W r. 1897 obrany klerkiem
miejskim, a diva lata p6zniej po-
nownie uwazano 60 "a zaufanego
przyjaciela Cartera Fl. Harrisona.
W ostatnich czasach mniej juz
zajmowa} sic polityka, przeprowa-
dzil sic do 25 wardy a zamieszkaf
pn. 1919 Barry ave. Pozostawia
wdowe syna Franka. Podobno
pozostawia majatek wartosci
$5OO,OOO.
Wczoraj zwolano specyalna Sc
sye rady miejskiej, by uczci6 pa
mice zmarlego i wyznaczono diva
komitety do ulozenia rezolucyj
kondolencyjnych. Do jednego z
tvch komitet6w wchodzi aid. Kunz.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W piatek z
synagogi Emanuel" ma cmentarz
Waldheim, a modlitwy odm6wi
. rabin Jacob Stolz.
Prze8zlo stu bylych przyjacia
zmarlego bedzie honorowymi
"pall bearers; pomiedzy mimi
Jest wielu alderman6w, a take i
wybitni republikanie, ME wyjmu-
lac gubernatora Deneena i bur
mistrza BusSe. z Polak6w naleza
do Mich ald.- -Kunz i p. c. F. PETIT
koske. Rzeczywistymi apall bea-
rers" beda PIP. G. H. Harrison,
Dennis J. Egan, G. W. Jackson,
A. J. SABBATH, o. G. Foreman j E.
J. Novak.
Gubermator q demokvaCi.
Wczoraj odbyla sic wazna kon-
ferencya pomiedzy gubernatorem
Deneenem a prezesem demokraty-
cznego stanowego komitetu cen
tralnego, Charlesem Boeschenstei-
nem, W salach Union League Club
godzinie 10 rano, przy drzwiach
zamknietych. ChodzilO o to, azeby
przy mianowaniu r6znych komisyj
stanowych uwzgledniono mniej-
szosc demokratyczna, do czego de-
mokrat6w upowazniaja czescia u
stawy, czescia wzgledy grzeczno-
Sci cd lat szeregu. Pan Boeschen-
stein przed}ozy} gubernatorowi Ii
ste kandydat6w ma czlonk6w komi-
syi u}askawien, komisyi zarzadu
dObroczynnych zak}ad6w stano-
wych, komisyi zaklad6w dobr0-
czynnych, komisyi brldowniczej i
innych. o lie wiadomo, Polakow
niema miedzy kandydatami. =
Gubernator ME jest zobowiazany
sclsle trzymac sic proPozycyJ lliu
czynionych, ale zazwyczaj stosuJe
sic do zyczen wyrazonych.
Strqcomy Z aOiadatktu
Carl Hallquist, LEGACY lat SO,
q mieszkajacy W hotelu American,
zostal wczoraj pred switem opad-
niety przez dw6ch rabusi6w ma
wiadukcie ma N. Clark str. Ban
dyci nietylko obrabowali napad-
nietego, zabrawszy mu zegarek l
$40 got6wka, ale nadto zrzucii go
przez porecz wiaduktu ma szyny
kolei Northwestern, gdzie straclf
przytomnose. H. Cooper, konduk-
tor lokomotywy, nadjezdzajac po-
wolf pociagiem frachtowym, Vi
rzal cz}owieka lezacego, zatrzymaf
pociag postaral sic Q przewiezie-
1 1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-23

Buelow powiedzial, re Rad jej
ME przyjmie i ME uzna!... Sta
nowisko Buelowa jest ostatecznie
zachwiane: musi ON chyba podjae
wake konserwatystami, ktorzy
So przecie podpora najsilniejsza
tronu korony, ably tel WALK uni
knac musi ustapic; razem Bue-
lowem ustapiliby minister skarbu
Sydow pruski minister finansow
Rheinbaben.
Petersburg, 20 czerwca. Prawo-
slawny koSciol rosyjski opierajac
sic ma wierze w literalnie doslo-
wne zmartwychwstanie cial ma
sadzie ostatecznym, zaprotesto-
wal przeciwko rozporzadzeniu
ministeryum spraw wewnetrz-
nych, dozwalajacemu ma palenie
cial i urzadzanie krematoryow.
- Cholera w Petersburgu
wzrasta; wczoraj zgsoszono pre-
szlo 60 wypadkow!... Podobno
do Finlandyi juz przewleczono
epidemic; W jednej pogTanicz-
nych miejscowosci stwierdzono
jeden wypadek zaslabniecia ma
cholere.
- Ksiaze Lwow i P. Pollmer,
przewodniczacy organizacyi sto-
warzyszonych ziemstw, odjezdza-
ia do Amerylci, by, tu studyowac
stosunki emigracyjne i koloniza-
cyjne, ktoryni ziemstwa wysoce
sic interesuja j pragna sposoby
amerykanskie stosowac przy ko-
lonizowaniu Syberyi. Obaj Ro-
:syanie zabawia w Ameryce oko4o
roku.
Wieden, 23 czerwca. - Gabi-
net wegierski dra Wekerle'go ere
zygnowal, a cesarz rezygnacye
przyjal. Domniemanym nastepca
premiera ma bye dr.. Lukas, by
ly minister-liberal.
La Granja, Hiszpania, % czer-
wca. - Krolowa hiszpanska Wi
ktorya powila wczoraj rano cor
ke, skutkiem czego wielka panuje
radoSc w rodzinie krolewskiej i
ma divorce, dwoje bowiem pierw-
szych dzieci = to chlopcy. Kro-
Iowa ma sic stosunkowo dobrze,
u Ioza jej bawi jej matka, ksiezna
Beatrycza Battenberg matka
kr6la Alfonso, Krystyna. w pol
godziny po szczesliwem rozwia-
zaniu krol Alfons okazal dziecie
ministrom parom pahStwa zebra
nym w komnacie, wyrazajac swe
zadowolenie powodu speinione-
go zyczenia obojga krolestwa, kto
rzy bardzo pragneli mice corke.
Z okazyi tel krol ulaskawil zupel-
ME wielu skazancow, wielu innym
kare zmniejszyl.
- Donosza tn Varese, we
Wloszech, re zyjacy tam W od-
osobnieniu pretendent do tronu
hiszpahskiego, Don Carlon, ga
chorowal ma porazenie mozgu.
Paryz, % czerwca. = Komisya
parlamentarna, kt6ra badala spra-
we naduzyc ma flocie ziozyla
juz rapport sw6j - nader obszer-
ny, potepiajacy ostatecznie 60
spodarke ma flocie, ktora Fran
eye cd roku 1899 kosztowat mia
Ia przeszo 700 milionow fran
kow.
Niedoiezna administracya, kre-
pujaca biurokracya pochianiaja
masy pieniedzy, zwiekszaja koszt
utrzymania blur podrazaja
wszelkie zapotrzebowania depar-
tamentu o % procent. Budowa
nowych okret6w, dostarczanie
materya}6w wszelhego rodzaju
itp. r6wniez postepuja kulawo "a
ceny wiecej, niz wygorowane.
RAPPORT zawiera caly szereg dowo-
dow przykladow marnej gospo-
dark ma flocie. Przepisy egzysto.
waly na papierze, naduzycia XVII
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KrItyGEna SJtN1Cya W NiGnCTGCl.
RaOra fnaSOWa uknaa -. MO1iWosG rozWlazana paaen-
tu ustapenia kanGIsrza DueoWa
z ROsyi: przeciwko paleniu eiai Cholera.
z Austryi Rezygnacya gabinetu wegiershegO.
KrOlOWa hiSzpanSka pOWila corke.
Fatalny stan marynarkl trancusk1eJ'
ALBANCZYCY BIJA TURKOW.
wyspe Krete.
2 mySliwskiei pOdr6zy p. Rooseyelta.
o wyspe Krete.
2 mysIiwskiei podr6zy p. ROoseyelta.

Sprawl BOnacum Wspanase przedsta
OrIeanskie" Obrad Senatu Nova kOlei
gimnastyk6w Cincinnati ZabH sedziego ObrabOWana
kOmpania expresOWa Ofary upaI Szuka bandycka Wdmo
straiku Alaski. nowOiOrSkch
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q k65 sedzioscskfch.

Ma SVEN zgromadzeniu trwaja-
Gem kilka godzin, sedzio~ie okre-
gowi uchwalili liczbe sedzi6w Sin
chancery'' powiekszyt 2 dw6eh ma
trzech i postanowili, by ma przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-23
KrOlOWa hiszpanska pOWila cOrke.
y stan marynarki francuskiej.

ALBANCZYCY BIJA TURK0W.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29
Old Woman Saves
Life of Child
Who Loses Foot
She Drags Him as Far as Possible
but the Train Runs Over
His Leg.

Catching his left foot in the freq Of the
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis &
Omaha tracks. near Sixteenth and
Brown streets, Willard Boye. IL years
of age, was held fast by the
steel that clutched his foot and several
coaches of a passenger train passed over
his lower leg in full sight OF several per-
sons, including an old woman. who pulled
him as far as possible from the approach
ing train, but could not save him from
being run over.
The accident happened At Has o'clock
Friday morning, and the train which passed
over young Boye's leg was due at the Web
street station in Omaha at 1l:5S. The boy
was given emergency attention on tho
train and was taken In TO the depot, from
which place he was removed TO the Metho-
| dist hospital in the Bradley & Dorrance
ambulance.
Surgeons amputated the leg below the
knee, and little Willard survived the opera
ton and is reported as recovering from IN,
effects of the shock.
He lives with his parents some distanc,
north of the place where the accident hap
pened. His father was with him when h,
was at the hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29
Home-Made sarntoan Chin..

Homemade Saratoga chips are much
more of a rarity than they should be"
says Fannie Merritt Farmer. IF one owns
a potato slicer, which is not an expensive
utensil, they are not difficult to prepare.
They are always an acceptable accompa-
niment to fried fish, but perhaps are never
more happily In evidence than when served
as one OF the accessories of a picnic
luncheon. Wash and pare m~edium-sized
potatoes. Slice thin. using a vegetable
slicer made for the purpose, into a bowl
OF cold water and let stand one and one
half hours, changing the water twice.
Drain, plunge into a kettle of boiling water
and let boil one minute Drain again, cover
with cold water and let stand five min
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29
Fire and Police
Forces Will Not
Be Reduced
Practically All Men in Both Depart.
ments Sign Contracts for
q Year.

There is now no danger Of the fire and
police departments Of Omaha being cut
down this year.
All but four Of the 13e men on the police
force and all the men on the fire depart
ment, 1888 in number, have signed con-
tracts 10 work this year for the same
pay they would have received under the
old charter and it is expected that the
four missing policemen will sign soon.
These four are III and were unable to 20
to the chiefs office to sign the contracts.
The contracts were drawn up by the city
legal department and have been approved
by the Board of Fire and Police Com
missioners. They are in the nature OF
waivers, but will hold in court, while
waivers might not.
The signing of the contracts has not only
relieved the excise board, but 1t has re-
lieved the members of the forces as we'll
The new charter raised the pay of police
men and flremen, but made no change in
appropriations for the departments. The
funds for the departments were set aside
before the charter was passed. II was
therefore impossible to pay the men the
increased salary accorded them by the
change in the charter, as 1t would run the
department short about $4,000.
The only way out of the difficulty waa
for the men to agree to work on the old
scale. II they would not agree to this Their
all Of them to be given forced vacations
OF two months each or many on each force
would have TO be discharged.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29
Country Boy
Learns Lesson
Finds it Dangerous to Be Friendly
with Dusky Damsel on the
Street.

Charles Brossman, a stockman from
Colorado, has decided that Omaha is mo
place for a country boy" He got into
conversation with a colored woman at
Nineteenth and Davenport streets last night
ard the first thing he knew she had re-
lieved him Of his purse containing $1l2. She
had succeeded In getting some little
distance away before he discovered his
loss, but when he did he Immediately gave
chase, calling upon the police for help.
After a run of a few blocks he caught her
and a fight ensued.
Another man came upon the scene and
ordered the woman to hand over the
money. Evidently thinking him an officer,
she dug down in the recesses OF her ap-
parel and brought forth the purse in Ques-
ton.
After she had vanished around a corner
again Brossman discovered that she had
used a knife upon him with more or less
effect, and had chewed one OF his fingers
almost off.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29
HYDRANT JUDGMENT ASKED
R. S. Hall Files Motion in United
States Court.
WANTS CITY ORDERED TO PAY UP
Grand Total of S44S,36O, with Costs
and Interest, f. IN sum which
Omaha May BE Ordered to.
Pay by the Court.
CITY ORDERED TO PAY UP

r. S. Hall, attorney for the Omaha
The United States circuit court asking that
judgment be rendered against the city Cf
Omaha for all hydrant rentals now due.
These, not including the two cases re-
Gently decided in favor of the Water com
pany in the circuit court Of appeals, will
amount TO 1882, 500.
The hearing on the motion will be heard
Tuesday before Judge w. II. Munger. The
petition is based on the ground that the
water company has urged the trial Of The
six remaining cases and that they be ad-
Indicated, and on the further ground that
c. c. Wright. attorney for the city OF
Omaha in these cases, asked that these
latter cases be not heard until the circuit
court OF appeals had rendered its decision
In the two cases pending there, in the
event of which, II affirmed, the city
would confess Judgment for all of the re-
naming hydrant rental cases, thereby saw
ing further costs and expenses in the It'll
cation.
These cases include the last half Of 40
and first half Of 1906, last half Of 1905, frs
half of 1907. last half OF 1907, first half o
1905 and last half of 1905, or six cases, eaci
half year being for $47.5O0, and the who'll
year from July l. 1905, TO July J. Eb
amounting 20 $4,000.
To their aggregate amount OF $3.50
must be added the amounts involved in tn
two cases recently decided against the cit,
in the circuit court Of appeals, which EN-
brace a total Of ais. ses, OF a grand total Of
14s. 3s6, with costs and interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29

Monday evening to Tuesday evening, at
board change its date of meeting from
least during the summer months, when
court will be held at the Den.
Commissioners Karbach and Wappich
have for years been members Of the team
at the Den, but their membership on the
board would prohibit them from paying
homage to King Ak-Sar-Ben unless a
change in the time of meeting can be
effected. Commissioner Karbach called on
the mayor and got his consent TO change
the date and the proposition will be taken
up with the whole board at its next meet
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29

The Young Mems Christian association
wishes TO tender a vote OF thanks to the
gentlemen who kindly donated their auto
mobiles and the services Of their chauffeurs
to carry the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation cross-country runners TO their places
in the run to Lincoln last Saturday, May
p. and commend their business integrity
in being at the starting point on time and
delivering the goods as requested.
The following furnished cars;
J. J. Deright, lS4-1s Farnam street, Velie.
W L. Huffman, 1924 Farnam street, two
Interstate cars.
Brick p. Kuhn, 1918 Harvey street, Duer
delivery wagon.
Omaha. Automobile company, 216 South
Nineteenth street. Auburn.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29
Police Board
for the King

The Board OF Fire and Police commits
sioners is generally considered the most
powerful organization in the city, but King
Ak-sar-Ben is more potent than the
board.
Ever since there has been an excise
board Its meetings have been held on
Monday evenings. This date has been
handed down from the earliest memory OF
man, and some people have thought that
II the board took any action on any other
day IL might not be legal. But King Ak.
sar-Ben. through his lord chamberlain.
samson, has stepped in and asked that the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29
nave Root Prin, II.

Opal Matriz-Edhoim. JeweIer.
Omaha Electrical works rent motors.
Rudolph r. svoboda, Public Accountant
sinshart, photograpbsr, 18th 4 Farnsui
H1yn. photo. removed to 18th & coward
4. n. Combs, optical business. 1870
Douglas street Examination free.
Equitable Lifs-Policies, sight drafts at
maturity. H. D.. Nicely. manager omana
e. p. q u. o. Hamnton-office. New
Hamilton homes: Douglas 254e; A-SosS.
Keep you money and valusbles in the
American Safe Deposit vaults in The Bee
building. Boxes rent from 81 TO SIS.
Loans for zomsmsksrs on reasonable
terms. repaid monthly. Nebraska Savings
and Loan Association. 1903 Farnam strest
Organized iSs5.
Fred n. Hoye Goes TO Rospital-Fred
ii. Hoye. one OF the new members OF the
Fire and Police board. who has been Ill for
a week with pneumonia, has been taken to
the Wise Memorial hospital. There is no
change in his condition.
Army Posts Observe Monday-orders
have been issued from the War department
that all government establishments under
control Of the War department will close
Tor business, Monday. May 81. In recognl-
$500 20 "a . AA6NNha Va VII AAnI
-. which falls on sunday.
Taxes Must Come Ftrst-County Attor-
ney Fred McGirr of Gage county and r..
W. sabin, city attorney of Beatrice. were
in Omaha Friday to file a petition in in
tvrvenor in the matter of the rscelvership
81 thc Beatrice Gas company. to prevent
the sale Of the plant until a big bunch OF
arreaiuges Of general and special taxes is
squared With tn county ard city. These
taxes ron back several years and amount
10 several thousand dollars.
Army Gets Acknowledgement of the
troops stationed in the Department Of the
Missouri Tor the month of May has beer
ordered. Major w. +. Blauvelt and Cap.
tain w. 7. Wilder will make the payments
Al Fort Lesvenworth; Major Blsuvelt a.
Fort Des Molnes; Captain Wilder at Fort
Crook and Omaha and the Ashland rifle
range; Captain J. J. Hornbrook at Forts
Robinson. Mackenzie and Mead and Cap.
tain w. f. Clark at Fort Riley.
Contractor Drops suit-Michael Ford
who had a suit for an injunction in dis
trict court against the Board of County
Commissioners and the Katz Constructor
company, Friday dismissed his case. Fore
asserted that he was the lowest respon
sible bidder for certain road improvement
work and that the board had no right 4
case is an old one and 1t was the mem
bers of the last board who were named IL
the petition as defendants.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29
BUY COAL IN SMALL LOTS
Board of Education VIII Endeavor ia
Avoid Danger Of Spontaneous
ombustiO

Three fires in as many of the public
school buildings Of the city started last
year from spontaneous combustion in the
coal bins and for this reason the Board OF
Education may this year buy coal in small
lots. Heretofore the board has ordered It's
entire supply in August when the price
was low and had the bins filled at that
time. The danger OF fire is thought to be
more important than a saving on the price
OF coal by James C.. Lindsay. member of
the board. and he has called a special
meeting Of his committee to consider the
question.
The fires last year were in the Vinton
Mason and Pacific school buildings. No
material damage was lone In any OF the
buildings.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-29
Here is Meanest
Sort Of Thief
Man Who Steals License Tags from
Dogs is at His Vicious
Tricks,

Like the thief who would steal a copper
from a dead mans eye, there are thieves
who will steal license tags from dogs, al
that stands between a dog and the deadly
dog pound.
The dog tag thief is abroad in the land
and the 81 tag is not safe unless It is pad
locked to a strong collar around the neck
OF the dog, providing the dog is of the
harmless specie. Vicious dogs are sup
posed to be able to ward off thieves and
to retain their tags. City Clerk Butler
has received a number of complaints, but
he cannot issue other tags unless the
owner chooses TO pay the tax a second
time. The police department will dc what
1t can TO apprehend the men who are
stealing the tags.