Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 22, 1901, Page 7

Eailrcad Weoa Meet in This ity to I Fassenger Reorganization, OMAHA RCADS E REPRESENTED the Weste e sha Under This Conside Meeting. session in Omaba arrang the new pass signed (o in territory. The m, here a tives of the auditors a for the bandiiug of th will arise with (he soclation The talk of this association b rent for seversl years, but notl blossomed out as a result o movement has now reuch it 18 up to the chairman Passenger assoclation to say assoclation will pt the branch. If that answer comes in th tive, and some responsa Witkin a few days, it will be § to the Southwesters quarters of which are in St portunity belng given to accept the new one are to be in Omaha assoclation refuses, the next will be to the Transcontinental qQuarters of which are in Deuver. May Act Independently. That will be the last resort for lishment of a branch association and if the Begative answer comes from. the Transcon tinental, a high railroad official said an in dependent assoclation will be established in | this city There answer fourt job establishs where the Western whether that new 1 th ac one as a nega- ipated | long is that as whose for as a branch appl the the estab- are some | is expect reasc hy a d from the clations. Ors of these ause plan which the general passenger interested have evolved for the m the new assoclation. They terchangeable mileage book pocketbooks which cost $1, wh by the Western and the Southwestern Pas senger assoclations The proposed plan for the r tion is that books of script sha and sold for $60, the face valu script equalling ttat amount. The is to be printed so that each line on a page of the book Is counted 1 cent. This paper is to be exchangeable at any ticket office of the roads in the assoclation for tickets, the agent tearing out the script for the value of the ticket When the books are used up the associa- tion will refund to the purchaser such mounts as may be coming to him from travel on the roads. For mileage in Mon- | tana, South Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico the rate under the > clation will be 3 cents a mile, the regular | Tate ju those states ranging between 4 and | cents. In Nebraska, Kansas, Indian Ter ritory, Oklahoma. Texas, Arkansas, Louis- lana and Mississippi the rate will be 21 cents, a cut from the regular rate of 3| cent. Tt is the demand for this reduction to the men who travel extensively that brought forward the talk of the new clation. The roads in the Western Southwestern Passenger assoclations gave the rate by mileage strips and now by the interchangeable mileage books. The peo- ple of travel in the territory west of the | Missowrd. rivor and on..roads not in . the | Southwestern assoclation have been asking | that they be given the same advantages. | The general passenger agents have taken | the matter up, have evolved the pians for the association and the establishment of either a branch or an independent ciation awalts the ans assoclations. negative of the | nK eage the all is b ript has asso- | Aswocint Fourteen railroads are msscelation. They are Atchison, Topeka & the Missouri river, rep lng by H. C. Whitehead of Chica Burlington & Missourl River, repres by William_ R maha Minng s & Omaha Bea | & Southern, except west and of Denver, represented by Mr Denver Fremont, Elkhorn & ited by H. W, ticket auditor of th on Me in the proposed | of | 1ted Chicago, St represented by Colorado north rep- stant Chi- orthwestern McFarlane, ase orthwestern, Joseph . St. Josey cokuk & Kansas City & ph & Couneil Northwestern, ster, Kansas auditor of the Kansas City, St. Joseph | ouncil Bluffs. Pacific. represented by Southard, auditor of passenger ac The four roads not represen weeting are: Guif, Colorado & Santa Fe 8t. Joseph & Grand Island, St. Louls & San Francisco and Denver & Rio Grande. Meeting Is Prolon The meeting of the representatives of the auditors Is being held fu the Ier Grand hotel and will probably last over today. the rules, as they have been Ised by the general passenger agents, re taken up and discussed in detail Every item which could in any way concern the accounting departments was consid ered and earnestly discussed. It fs pected that this work will continue this morning’s session and that work will then be concluded In the after noen. ' This meeting is one incidental to the establishment of the assoclation, which, 1t is said, will come in one form or the other in a short tim Another meeting of of the auditors was which time special co work of arranging sc the proposed organization will be concluded, Omaha, Ka Blufts, 'St ull repr it & B. the ed. into the the representatives held last night at nmittees took up the of the details of | The discussions | it is expected, this morn lug, after which the final report of the | auditors will be formulated for presenta- tiom to the passenger agents Judge Fisher Judge Jerome B Fish N. Y., grand exalted r rive In Omaha from Indi will this m YOU'LL LEARN IT. Just as Many Another Omaha When fault Few people know this Neglect the aches and pains of the back And you'll learn all about it Don't wait until 'tis diabetes or worse. Doau's Kidney Pills cure every Here is Omaha proof Mr. Wm. Sage, bricklayer of No. 4211 Bur dette street, says: “Always after & hard day's work or when I caught a cold which settled n my loins, backache became very L Doan's Kidney Pills procured at & Co.'s drug store, corner 15th and the back aches 'tis the kidneys | | re &nd up to date have prevented attacks, that | 1 have no hesitation in recommending them 0 any one suffering from either over-ex- cited or weakened kidneys.' For sale by all dealers; price 50c per box Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States Rowember the name—Doan’s, and take ne other, | necessary in the dramatization of a popular | €Il as Polly Love has a rather small part rs from the threc | white law ewbroidery, bu able for silk all the rang silk | tafteta | pently sadlst; dimity and stance full tronts and the s place at stock collar 2% yard ney L. | quired | ing and % yard of | lustrated. 4 streets, gave me such prompt relief | ¢ at & nominal price, 10 cents, which covers all of pattern wanted and bust measure low abou. | Omaba, Neb. THE A 8. He w s in (h .a-e AMUSEMENTS. - Christinn "= Adam Hamilt s R \vnn. rank 1 Julia Stuart Perhaps prob perbaps they teach t that the hape th plays rve their e lesson uld by their authors re is a great point amoug those | competent to jud, be that as It may The Christian,” has | auttor's principal pur and that one is financial been the lays ever produced that it has caught the | r-going publlc, even AY DOt possess the artistic merit er plays which have arly so succ ful io a fAinan- Possibly nd quite probably, the popularity of the novel has had everything to do with the success of the play. If one bas read the the in the dra matic version is at all times keen. If on Is not famillar wit the int centers mainly in the dramatic climaxes, of which there many are oxcey ally well wrought, but at other times the action is allowed to lag This s perhap: Oowing mainly 10 the fact the. as is always pur- intende tters, but Hall Caine's served poses in writing galo. It bas ney making Is an indicatioj fancy of though it one its of one of greatest which sed by ot book interest ) the story est | novel, too much of the book mu to the imagination of the withal “The Christian terprise well worth s presented first time with Effie leading part and a company of mer throughout. This season Julia Stuart e says the role of Glory Quayle. Miss Stuart has the advantage of youth and beauty and this makes her impersonation of the character perhaps more able than | Miss Ellsler's; otherwise the latter shade the better of the argumer The John Storm of Lionel Adams is (Le well meant offort of a conselentious and painstaking actor and is at times forceful although not always convinclug. Charles Rowan's Lord Robert Ure is wall done Frederic Conger's Horatio Drake Lee Stoyle Is decidediy clever as llender, hér true Scotch dialect be- ing particularly praiseworthy. Helen Low- be left But ical en spec is a the ng bere last season for Eilsler in the has a as but makes much of it by her splendid por- trayal. The production the one origi- nally used by Viola Allen throughout the east The engagement coutinues the balance of the week Tetter, eczema and skin diseases' yleld quickly to the marvelous healing qualities of Banner Salve. Made from a prescrip- tion of a skin specialist of world-wide fame Meyers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha drug store, South Omaha. 25c. Dillon's R e Ty ! Fashions for theSeason! B Hints by Mary Laml OMATA a0 DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, MARCIH 1901, ~ Present Day California Prune ~ The prune used to be a by-word and a joKe—a substitute for fruit which enjoyed a better reputation. But scientific horticulture makies the present- day California Prune the equal of any fruit for deliciousness and hardi- ness—the superior of any for nutrition. The scientific growers, who made this present-day prune, have formed an association whicl: is now putting up, under the brand .shown above, the only prune in the world carefully grown, packed an.d 1nspected.‘ It makes no difference under what name the prune is packed, get a box with a brand like the above and, for a few cents per pound.'you get a foodstuff possessing more nutritive value than the same money's worth of any other fruit, any cereal or meat, and a product whlch.can 'be pre- pared in a hundred delicious ways as substantial diet, des- sert or confection. +"The Association issues a book con= taining 100 recipes for preparing pruncs in every way, which were ob- tained In a prize contest participated in by the very best cooks and chefs of California. This book together with a “Prune Primer,” will delight the little Yolks, will be sent free on request. Address CALITORNIA CURED FRUIT ASSOCIATION, SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA which WCONSELL WILL | Union Pacific Notive Power Tencers Resignation. ta | shoulders of th | motive power and machiner "l'\l\ ifie. Concerning Mr. | [SAMUEL HIGGINS FILLS | April L wnd Moo upering Tak, ore Entering a New Field of W J. H McConnell tion as sup ‘ f m machinery of the Union P: 3784 Shirt Waist, 320 42 In, bust. | undersiood that he will Woman's Shirt Walst, No. 3784, to Be| Samuel Higg Made with or Without the Fitted Lining— |tive power ar Simple wal possess an in nt charm | Valley road, that no am t of elaboration ever out-| While no oflicial announc oes. The smart model shown is made of | changes with revers of all-over tucking, | learned shleld, collar and cuffs are of fine terday the same design is avail and woolen materials and for of cotton and linen stuffs. 1 new shirt w flannels with stripes it Is admirable combined with| Mr. McConnell has be from albatross | emi- | Pacific’s o ctory and when unlined and | years, having m batiste, madr wiss muslin, e, or he like, it pointed gene power nachinery ts will succe from tyo auth The fa Mr. M posed retiremen heen for some time a Union Pacific general heard wherever the repo while of has ng the the st wove mada is rating d he th for very n uakes an ideal al g bod mer . toundation lining (w Th is city the p hat time b In this in th nt. On it are tached at on Mr. to ey t : J h The faced to rolled back The slee and s are cuffs of lac for re master 1 with arrow chief examiuer of | That arraugement coutin hed to the | rygpy 1, 1501, when Mr fronts, under r permavent! he| appointed general superint tight and b tive power an! machinery To cut this waist for a woman of medium | position Unlon Pacific, the 4 yards of macerial 21 Inches wide, | jeuving. It States 7 inches wide, 2 yards 32 fnches | men 1o close ¥ with th wide or 1% yards 44 inches wide will be re- | br (e road tha yoibtle with 1 yard of all-over lace, % | McConnell and the yard of silk for revers, 1 yard of lace edg wost harmoni neertion to trim as il-| yoved along very smoothly Mr. McConpell left Lake City as a guest | Boes to attend ers of the company. It triend of Mr. McConnell th plans are rather several openings continue in act will devote him tion for a few m, No The office of time he comotiy invisibly at back. Whea (h lining I8 center on to and that yest The pattern No 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 a 3784 is cut In sizes for a d 42-inch bust measure For the accommodation ders these patterns from 25 to of The Bee's which usually retail 0 cents, will be furnished i 4. In order to get any pattern cents, give oumber and name Al ten days from date of your letter before begioning to look for the pattern Address Pattern Department, Omaha Be: expense 19 f to rest enclose s uperintendent has yet been mad ntic artment thirt his father, Rober o North other officers have been of President Burt © meeting of the stockhold- was Indefinite and that he has | ve work, but it is said he a Soft Suap. | uperintendent power and machiiery on the Union Pacific lavolves wore than Is common on the other | (o, TR T | e¥stems, for the entire w STEP QUT [oF'ine ear Goparcmn perintendent. It is said t | other roads to have | ents who share the |al8o, there are S 0axt of fhe k, including that 1 the custom nts, devolves be a0t s On su- ATy on s work uperintender ities wh general Superintendeat i h fall ¢ uperinten on the Five Thou SUITS ARE THE VACANCY THREE SIMILAR Higgins, little 1t is understood lent of | machinery on the Lehi | & year, going ther | on the Delawar it is sald h learned here Heirs of th Eleetric o Secking a Va ork. ned the posi- otive power and and it is April 1. | of that Vha it understood change is to take effect April 1 follow is not known yet, b official cireles that mo- 2 \eifh re about som n th anics may occur when of established 1 Mr. M. widow son-Houston en to the erdict was e a man bas been i s disease, diabet allment by a Cure they wer irces! yes- ell's pro- ent bottle Co Dillen ney Meyer an open officials ret the Dillon's drug Kindergart D., March 21 e kindergarten glven tc Hearst has grown to | Miss Gregory of Lincolr e school for & yea position. The bas church Is being reps children next su A be laid out for church of re has 1 has spread with the Union Free LEAD, y 1868 er, b At was ap the motive adjoining For New The women ¢ nounce n at th Fri Temple Fun the Ha Charles A Adams, ¢ into business being appointed | es for the road ued untll Feb McConnell was endent of mo- ates of the f for the entire Y ¥ . v which he s now yesterday by e official family ons between M Houston company for $5, ir men it o trial, and = What Shaii be hesting 5 s ave ior ues work has for ' & Y0 goting who T ¢ erday stated by a hat his future Pettls of Lix J. 1. Melick of } 8. M. Chapman and recupera- | Millard. | W. A Comin day at the Murray ebraskans at York; E R. Dack, Mon! A. Howard, 1t he desires to of motive | ERDICT FOR MRS, BENDSEN Jury Allows Widow of Mercsr Fire Vio aud Dollars, PENDING | emen Kil Da ;| Kb L d n long deliberation of YV sert? han | L 1 | package | Wslo aad Aty PRIZE STEWED PRUNES Try this recipe for stewed prunes which won first prize in California Prize Prune Cooking Contest a few weeks ago. “Wash one pound prunes in several waters, nearly cover with water; add large tablespoon of sugar, let stand over night; then simmer on back of stove until tender.” 7 withi n to try present la WILL DISCUSS inter the term the " De Two sting ot Club; nd Creightor debate evening from the univer at Creighton The questic the | cussed “Resolved the | Retention*of the P'hilip United States is Dy ted by the Delian 1 street. | ity of Nebraska Willlams | T Batie barned O'Conneli. P. 1 only nd L. A, Lilly Oratorica Univer 1 ok I Wi T ays de- | sele M there was was valued a barn w to M'sses Shoes — hely call s shoes at 81 hut your atien solld s them owfort, We have welts at $2.25 de on the » uails to hurt the Jles that that glves foot-+ foet nsure com Our largest in the uspection, new 5 the ur Shoe Co. for the Askiug e Shoe Hou, 1415 FARNAM STRE We have still selli best and are iys keep the i buylng your Lestablish ars you run no «d house plano from this every absolute instrument larant It not our exte glve sutlsfaction you have your mouey back stock lowing nos s & Schu- high gr Knabe, Kranich Hallet & Dayis, MePhall, Whitney, Fr ete. Phone 188 want your plano tuned, repaired polished A. HOSPE, *1613 Dougtes, ys on hand ch mann et when you W EXPANSION Hetween St Univers ity of Nobraska will meet in jolnt ersity hall this to be dls- That the Permanent Islands by the The speakers ting olub of the deny this ques- Morrow and Martin, J. R » been chosen by oclety to afirm