Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-14
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Stock Yards Company Ready for Hog
Cholera Experiments.
WORK IN QUARANTINE SECTION
Bernard Schwartz of Des MOInes and
Miss MeIVInR wright Are Mar
ried-EagIcs Give
smoker.

w. n Neil chief of the bureau of an
imal industry at South Omaha, announced
last night that his department had not yet
been informed as to a number of interesting
experiments to be conducted at the South
Omaha yards under the direction of the
bureau to test the efficacy OF a serum for
hog cholera Further he said that he had
learned that a delegation from the bureau
direct would be in the city within the next
four or five days and part of their commits
: sion would probably be to arrange for this
test lie did not know the personnel OF
the party but 1t will include men well up
in the department.
The experiments will be conducted in the
quarantine division of the South Omaha
yards. General Manager Buckingham of the
Union Stock Yards has agreed to furnish
thirty or more hogs, which Will first be
innoculated with cholera bacilli and when
the disease is well developed the serum
will be used to see how far it will act as a
check on this scourge of the swine herds.
Mr. Buckingham said 1t was littie early
~ tell much of the prog am wnicn is to be
Carried out and that the course of the eX-
pertinent will probably extend over two
months before results are reached which
will be considered conclusive.
MOrgan Heafey Under Knife.
MOI6dh marty Jl's hhNSA "SHN 49, "f~AN
ton for appendicitis Thursday morning al
the South Omaha hospital. DIR. Allison OF
Omaha conducted the operation. The boy
recovered well after the anaesthetic and
the physician pronounced the case one OF
the most hopeful he had recently conducted
He thought the natural vigor of the boy
would. Soon assert itself and that no com
plcatY6ay would be likely to follow
UOvnrd's Men Walk Out.
Jerry Howard VINO IS tho labor agent 70
tho Independent Telephone company an,
who has hired Il great many men TO worl
on the new building ut Twenty-fifth ant
NJ seeeets and in the trenches which ar,
, being dug for the condutts, experienced tho
position OF the employer when his mel
grew dissatisfied and walked out. Tn,
men claimed the company had not liveC
IN to an agreement TO pay Is cents al
hour for common labor They quit to tn,
number OF about twenty yesterday wheI
A. was proposed to settle on a basis of 2
cents an hour. Jerry has been so long tn
champion exponent of down-trodden labo
that 1t will be decidedly new role 70
him to act as the one opposed by strikers
1t is not decided whether the advocate o
compulsory arbitration will submit to THU
method or to argument.
A Miss EnSOr's Recital.
The following is the program of Mis-
Eunee Ensors musicale This afternoon a
library hall:
Selection, high school orchestra,
Poppy Lady" Violet" ''Slumber Boat
fiist grade Hawthorne school.
The Owl" Tulips" Eugene Breen flrs
Now the sun is Sinking" Chrlstln
White, Elmer Hood, Averil stuart secon
grade, Madison school.
japanese Love Song" Marie Brady
Vera Welsh, third grade.
Maybe It's Bear" third grade boys
ICCntral school
Spring song" melody in F. fourth grad,
Light Bird" Rosalee Riley fourt
Moon Song" Flower Bells" fit
SSrins Has Come Johanna sorensor
eigm grade
Songs, eighth grades
sebwRrtE-wriEht Wedding.
Ben MI Schwartz OF Des Molnes an
Miss Msivina Wright Of South oman
were married Tuesday, May 10 at tn
Jewish synagogue at Twenty seventh an
] streets. The ceremony was the bes
attended and one of the most impressiy
which has been conducted in the city. Tn
Ceremony was conducted by Rev {
fZackheim rabbi OF the congregation {
lIsrael. The Hebrew language and rtus
was followed according to the ancier
customs. After the ceremony the rabl
gave an English explanation OF the Ger,
mony. After the ceremony Judge A. |
- suttkn gave an address UNFOLDING Il
religious eere0n0py as the proper an
nttAy ceremoN In marriage. The jude
ass|vtsd that The facts bore out his b,
lief aud experience that where q religion