Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-03
BISHOP REACHES DIES MONIES
Newly Consecrated Prelste Given
Reception as He Arrives.
RESULTS FROM PAVING WAR
Iowa Capital VIII Get Paving for
Congress Takes Part In Kin
dergarten Union.
sSULTS FROM PAVING WAR
JFrom a staff Corresponden,.1

tFFom St4tt correspondent
DIES MONIES MAY SPECIAL Tele-
gram l-Bishop Austin Bowling. recently
consecrated at Providence. Il. l., as
bishop of Des MoineS. arrived In this
city this evening TO take over numerous
charges, He was duly installed with
appropriate ceremonies at ST. Ambrose
cathedral lie came in a special car at
tached to the Rock Island train and was
accompanied by Archbishop Keane and
the bishops Of Omaha, Sioux City. Chey-
enne. Rockford and Fargo, At Grinnell
the train was met by a special reception
committee from here. and from the train
the new bishop was escorted to his resi-
dence by the Catholic societies.
They keys OF the church we're rendered
10 Bishop Bowling by MonzTnor Fiavln
sor many years in charge OF the church
here. following which there was re-
ception and later a banquet attended by
the priests of the vicinity.
Low Paving bids.
As result Of war between paving
contractors. Des Moines got low bids on
street work to be done this year. One
company made an offer of asphalt paving
for A64 yard, The city has been pre-
pairing to do a great deal of paving.
Mother. at kindergarten.
The Congress Of Mothers occupied q
part of the time Of the International Kin
dergarten convention today and reports
were read to both conventions on the
progress OF the work. A discussion of
municipal recreation centers was given
this afternoon by Guy Ships, Chicago.
and an address by Annie Laws. Cincinnati,
on the kindergarten In social life.
The convention continued Its sessions
here today with only small attendance.
as nearly all the members are from east
ern cities and the distances we're too far
for them, Tho slate for officers agreed
upon by a nominating committee includes
entirely eastern people, as follows:
President Mabel Mckinney, Brooklyn.
Vice Prosidents-Aiice Temple, Chicago.
and Margaret Stanweod. Boston.
Recording secretary--Netta Fsrrts,
Cleveland
Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer
-Luella Palmer. New York.
Auditor-catherine Walker. Washing
ton.
The next convention will be located
either In Washington. ID. c.. or in Rich
mond. Both places have sent invitations,
Postpones switching Case.
The famous case before the Iowa Board
of Railroad Commissioners for the fixing
Of switching charges and defining a
switching zone for Des Moines and other
cities has been again postponed. II was
TO have come up May. but win now be
heard June s. II involves the interpreta-
ton OF the new Iowa law providing for
the commission defining q switching
charge and fixing rates.
Tax Commission Gets Pointers.
Members Of the State Tax commission
returned today from Topeka, Kan, where
they visited tho offices OF the permanent
tar commission OF that state. which Is
now In good working order. The commits
sion spent some time investigating not
only what the commission Ii doing. but
In finding out what the people think about
Il and whether or not the commission Is
supported: and Il Is stated that the result
OF the quest was decidedly favorable to
a similar commission for Iowa.
Manufacturers 10 sioux city.
Secretary George wrightman OF the
Iowa State Manufacturers association
goes to Sioux City next Monday TO pre-
pare for the meeting Of the association
there on May s. and he Is confident IL
will be one OF the largest meetings ever
held by the association. The program in
eludes the following' James A. Emery.
Washington, on the workman's compensa-
ton acts: Louis f. Reber, Madison. on
Industrial education: J. e. Brindley.
Ames, on taxation problems; Frederick
w. Taylor. Philadelphia. on efficiency.
and J. L, Mahin. Chicago on advertis-
ing Senator w. S. henyon is to be one
of the speakers at the banquet
Druggist 4. Bankrupt.
X. b. Storm of orinnell has filed a Pc
tition in bankruptcy. with liabilities Of
$1,000 and assets of $1,000. lie had one of
the finest drug stores in the state. Among
the creditors are the Merchants National
bank Of Grinneli and the Church Drug
company of Cedar Rapids. Storm Is a
graduate OF Iowa college.
Not Many R@hesrinss.
Only twenty rehearings are docketed
for the first day of the May term OF the
supreme court. which commences next
Tuesday. smaller number than usual
taken to indicate that the attorneys are
better satisfied with the decisions of the
high court. The May docket includes
cases filed prior to October last and is
a short one.
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