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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
HEAD-END WRECK NEAR BOISE
SestbOund Passenger Train on
Oregon shSrt Line Strikes =
Local Freight.

BOISE Idaho. Sept IA headend coils
ion between passenger and freight trains
occurred today on the Oregon Short Line.
one mile west OF Eaton. the first station
west of weiser, Idaho. The front section
Of west bound passenger train No. l and
the local freight running from Huntington.
Ore, to Boise, which also carries a pas
sengsr coach, were IN collision. The fireman
OF the passenger train was killed outright
and the engineer. mail clerk and a bag
gagemen on the same train were severely
injured. Both locomotives were demolished.
The baggage and mail cars left the track
and rolled over an embankment The other
coaches remained on the track. Aside from
minor bruises received in the shAkeup no
passengers were injured. The crew OF the
local freight train Jumped and escaped in
jury. The wreck delayed tranio twelve
hOurA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
GRIER AND MAUD SEPARATE
Latter VIII Not Tote Fair, So Police
Court Clerk DIssOIves the
Partnership.

Lee Grier, clerk OF the police court, like
ST. has parted company from Maud the
little burro he bought last Monday even
ing at the Ak-Sar-Ben den, when five
burros were auctioned off to the highest
bidders. Mr.. Grier thought that with the
purchase of Maud his goblet of joy had
reached the high-water mark, but a few
days acquaintance with the little animal
convinced the police court clerk that there
is no telling what the next day will bring
forth.
Friday morning Mrs. Grier hung out on
the line her husbands fall overcoat. Maud
was given the liberty OF the back yard
and mistook liberty for license. The over
coat went TO the bad and Maud was sold
for Sc Grier is out few dollars and an
overcoat, but he maintains the fun was
worth the price OF admission.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
SLOT MACHINE MEN LOSE
Government Declines TO Consider
Lead sIuEs Counter
felt.

The treasurers of several slot machines
in Iowa are in considerable trouble over
the ordinations of some fiend who has
been working them with lead sugs in
the forms of quarters and nickels. The
aid OF the United States secret service de-
partment has been asked to run down the
''counterfeiters." but the treasurers have
been informed that a lead slug is not a
counterfeit and hence is not within the
jurisdiction of the secret service depart
ment. Their only recourse, therefore, is to
find the pusher Of the slugs and make him
eat them. Council Bluffs Missouri Vale,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
Phi Delta Anniversary.

TABOR, Ia. Sept. Especial Phi
Delta Literary society of Tabor college
celebrated its twenty anniversary yes
terday, The exercises consisted OF a pub
lie program given in Adams hall at 7:SO
p m. DR.. J. w. Ferner, pastor OF Tabor
Congregational church, led In prayer, Pres
ident G. N. Ellis gave the address Of well
come and Attorney Ed Mitchell Of Sidney
the response Rev. Fred Long of Huron,
8. D.. said that although 1t is expensive
to live, yet life is worth WHILE" and Mrs.
r. e Harris read an historical sketch.
Prof w. o. Allen had the subject, THE
Value OF the Society to the Student" Miss
Eunice wilkins sang a solo and the pro-
gram closed with q paper by Miss Blanche
Stevens on Literary Organizations" This
program was followed by a banquet in the
church basement The society roll contains
the names of over 400 members, a number
OF whom were present at the celebration.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
GIRL WHO LIVES 4 WAGON
Fourteen-YeRr-OIdC Child Turned over
10 Juvenile Officers for
Investigation,

Ivy Blizzard was arrested Saturday morn
ing by Officer Devereese and charged at
the city Jail with vagrancy on complaint of
her father, Harry Blizzard The girl, who
is IA years OF age, has been turned over
20 the Juvenile officers for further invesu-
cation.
The fathers story is that he has oeen
married several times and that the girl
In question is by his last wife. Recently
he went to Colorado to visit a daughter,
leaving Ivy with his last wife in Omaha.
The wife went to Kansas City, he states,
giving the girl TO a family by the name
OF Green, that has Travelled with the glIl
for nearly a year in a covered wagon
Returning 10 Omaha the other Day Biz.
zard located the girl living in a wagon at
Sixth and Locust streets
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
PROGRAM FOR The TEACHERS
Sessions to Be Held in November at the
High sohOsl Building.
NOTED EDUCATORS DOWN FOR ADDRESSES
Teachers from All over the south
western Portion of the state
Included in the AssOciR-
ton Membership.

The annual meeting Of the Southwestern
Iowa Teachers association will be held in
this city November ?, and T. The sessions
will be held in the high school building
which has been placed at the disposal Of
the association by the Board of Education
The executive committee met yesterday
and outlined the following program for the
meetlng:
Thursday--visiting day in the schools of
Council Bluffs.
Thursday EveninK-Ill illustrated lecture by
Frank Robertson of Chicago. Mr.. Robertson
is just back from another visit to Russia
and Japan and his lecture will be especially
interesting at this time.
Friday Morning-Round table,
Friday, p. m.-Lecture. by Principal o..
careful study to school decorations, both in
the town and the country, aud will give an
illustrated lecture which will be Of great
Friday, 1 D. m.-Reception for the visiting
teachers by the Council BLUFFS teachers.
Friday Eye EIys,ningmAdddi5Sess by Miss Jane
Of Miss Adams extensive work In the
Hull House Settlement in Chicago her ad-
interested in sociological problems.
Saturday Morning-Lecture, by State
Superintendent J. F. Riggs Of Des Moines;
by DR. A. E. Winship Of Chicago
Saturday, $3.50 a. m.-Lecture.
Prssdent 70 II n sdePeg a sae
erintendents and College People" President
Charles E. Shelton; Principals of Graded
Schools" Principal o. T. Bright; general
topics, DR.. A. E. Winshipi sociological
Problems" Miss Jane Adams; High
School Principals and Teachers" State In
spector f. c. Ensign Primary Methods "
Miss Alice Hopper; Music" Miss M. Lu-
Gle Porterheld; Drswing, Miss Kate
Rural Teachers" Superintendent J. r
Riggs.
This list will be increased in the perma-
nent program
These are the officers OF the association:
Observation-Disclosures II. II. Savage
Waterloo.
Vice Presldent-Miss Lulu E6ittle, shen.
andoah.
secretary-Principal Martina Erickson
Atlantic.
Railroad Secretary-Superintend F. NJ
Abbott, Shenandoah.
Chairman of the Executive Committee
w. n. Clifford, Council Bluffs -F
Chairman of the Local Committee-Prin-
cipal g. l. Thomas, Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
DEAFNESS. HEAD NOISES.

A we'll known railroad engineer on tht
L p cured of deafness, head noises ant
catarrh of the head and throat, was hawk
ing and splitting, nose stopped up; would
take cold easily. ! had constant noises IN
my head, which would almost drive me
frantic; my ears would stop up, my hearing
was bad, worse some days than others.
could see 1 was rapidly getting deaf. A
friend OF mine told me of Dr.. BranamaT
curing so many. so ! went TO him. His new
system convinced me he GOULD cure me
which has been done / am now free from
head noises my hearing Is project. my
hearing Is free and cleaT-to make Ions
story short, ! am cured completely.
recommend Or. Branaman 10 ali railroad
men who are deaf
WENCEL FRANTA,
227 South Eleventh st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
MANY WANT RILEYS PLACE
Numerous Applications Received by
Postmaster Palmer for Position in
Money Order Department.

The enforced retirement of Jon ]. Riley
from the service of the money order de-
partment of the Omaha postoffice through
a misunderstanding in accounting for some
$500 of postoffice funds. has brought out
a number of applicants for his job.
Postmaster Palmer said:
II have just been overwhelmed with APP
plications for the vacancy caused by
Riley's removal. The vacancy will, how
ever, have to be filled by appointment from
list of eligibles, by the Civil Service COM
mission. I virtually have no control over
the matter, and have practically no say
in the appointment of Riley's successor
Hence all applications Sor the position are
simply a waste of time on the part of the
applicants"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24

An ingenious electric train bulletin has
been installed by the Chics go & Alton Rail-
way company in number Of its stations
and in some Of the principal hotels in cities
and towns through which its trains run.
The device resembles a clock in appearance.
a hand moves on a dial and indicates
whether the train is on time, or, IL not.
how many hours or minutes IT is late. All
these bulletins in one town act simultan-
eously and indicate the same fact. The
operator at the station controls them all,
using a device similar TO a telegraph in
strument controlled by a telegraph key.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
BACK TO THE AMERICAN BOYS
Murray Hotel Tries Japs "Bell
Hops" and Finds They
VIII Not DO.

The Murray hotel has tired of the Jap
anese bell boy experiment and gone back
70 the common American boy white and
colored. Clerk Hastings said:
I'VE gave the experiment fair trial and
It won't work. We had five different Jap
anese bell boys here, but they couldn't
stand the pace. They would go IT with a
rush for the first day or two, but after
that they fell down completely. The Amer
lean boy can discount the Jap in endur-
ance five TO one. The American boy is a
slayer, while the Jap is gutter. We have
had enough OF the Jap bell boy business"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
uirh school Defeets Alumni

The opening foot ball game OF the season
yesterday afternoon between the high school
and team organised among the alumni,
resulted in a victory for the high school
by the score OF 10 0. The game was
hard fought and the small crowd which
went down to ManRwa to witness. received
full value for their money
The first half closed without either side
scoring. In the second half Captain Nieoll
OF the high school secured a touchdown
but was prevented from attempting to kick
through violating the rule forbidding the
kicker 20 touch the ball. Benjamin failed
10 place the ball exactly TO suit Nicoll and
he stopped down and set 1t right, this
breaking the rule.
Wheeler and Hickman Of the alumni team
were put out OF the game in the first half.
both being more OF less severely hurt They
were taken 20 the Boat CLUB house where
they were put 70 bed. They both received
injuries about the head. but are not thought
to be OF a serious nature.
This was the line up;
trtnta acuOOT. AIIfNfNI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
COUNCIL BLUFFS
once, Pearls Is.
MINOR MENTION.
sells drugs.

n Davis sells drugs
stockert sells carpets.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Drs woodbury. dentists, 30 Pearl street
woodring-Schmidt undertakers. Tel SSA
Leffert's improved toric lenses give salts
faction
Wanted, press feeder. Morehouse & Co..
IS North Main street.
School paints, brushes and papers. Alex
Anders. S23 Broadway.
Large attendance at night school. West
ern Iowa College. Enroll now.
Farms for sale all sizes ICES easy terms
Fryer Printing Co., SO Main. Eel. 2O5. Let
us figure your next order Of printing.
Alvin Hicks and Maggie Bolton, both Of
this city. were married yesterday by Jus
on the ground nOor. Morehouse a Co..
printers and binders, are in their new
building now. Is North Main 81.
We take contracts for paper hanging
and house painting; all work guaranteed
II. Berwick, I'll S. Main. Phone 6Sa
The Board Of Park Commissioners held a
tine payment OF a number OF labOrers who
were laid of during the week.
Jerry, the 2-year-oid son OF w. NJ. Piper.
ings bank, was badly bitten in the right
hand Friday evening by a pet monkey at
the home OF John Beresheim.
Frank Wesley Beck a mechanic OF this
city, filed In the federal court yesterday
a voluntary petition of bankruptcy. He
schedules his liabilities at Sl.UOb.h ana MS
assets at S276.35. all of which he claims as
exempt.
Mayor Macrae will leave today for De-
troit to attend the convention of the Ma
tional Society OF Military Surgeons He
goes as a delegate from Iowa under ap-
pointment from Governor Cummins. He
expects to return in about a week.
Abe Lincoln post, Grand Army Of the
Republic, and the Woman's Relief corps
will hold memorial services this evening
at 7.3O o'clock IN Grand Army hall in mem
DRY OF National Commander Blackmar and
deceased members Of the post and corps.
The knights of Pythiss will hold an en-.
tertainment under the joint auspices OF
the lodges here next Monday evening al
Pythian hall. Arrangements have beer
made for a program of cards, music anC
dancing All knights and their ladies arr
n requested to attend.
Harry Leuch, son Of Motorman c, X
.euch, while practicing slide for life
Yftunt with other boys at his home on Stuts
man street Friday evening, fell and broke
his leg in three places above the knee
The wire broke when young Leuch wal
about fifteen feet above ground.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.

Eight years ago / began 10 have shOrtness
OF breath and choking, constant wheeling
and rafting In my chest and coughing
would raise tough pElegm. Finally / got so
bad l could not work Doctors tod me
Asthma could not be cured. / had to sit up
al night; the only relief / got was from
smoking an asthma powder, which only
gave temporary relief. j lost flesh and
strength. / went 10 DIT Branaman a phys
zeal wreck and In a few weeks / was "A new
man. ! can now breathe free and easy.
sleep like a child all night. l do not cough
or have any more rafting OF wheeling.
This New Cure Is sure specific for
Asthma and ] recommend II 20 all my
friends as no one could be any worse than
/ was. PETER PIEQUERER,
3Sl5 V Street. South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
Court Mt OnaMa.

ONAwA, Ia. Sept E3.-(Special.)-For the
first time in many years there is genuine
horse thief trial on in the Monona county
district court and it smacks Of old times.
as horse stealing in western Iowa had al
most died out, but seems TO be revtving
the last three or four years. Thomas Mo-
ran is on trial in the Monona county dis
trict court today. charged with stealing a
team Of horses at Mapleton in 1901. Moran,
after escaping with the Mapleton team,
stole another team in Minnesota, for which
crime he served three years in the peniten-
tiary at saltwater, MINI, being brought
from there to Onewa to. answer bis indict-
ment In Monona county.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
Creehe 60 move in October.

The Associated Charities made arrange
ments with William Arnd yesterday 70 va
cate the property at Third street and Ninth
avenue on october l. The Creche will be
removed 10 another location. the association
having several places under consideration.
Mr.. Arnd. TO whom the association was IN
debted in the sum of 500, generously do
mated $50 as his contribution toward tag
day and also deducted a half months pay
ment on the building, which the association
found too big burden to carry any longer.
Complete returns show that tag day
Melted the Associated Charities $500. and
the members are duly thankful to the public
for its assistance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
MAN SELLS BEER TO CHILDREN
DispenEes Liquor 10 Minors Not
Allowed 10 Buy IL Under
Law.

Chief Probation Officer Bernstein has run
onto new deal in the line OF liquor buy
ing. Down about Fourteenth and William
streets the probation officer has found a
man who has been buying beer for chill
dren whom the saloon Keepers would not
serve. When the adult in question was de-
livering a can to a juvenile messenger
one OF Mogy's deputies happened along
and broke into the game The advice given
did not seem to sink very deep and there
was almost open rebellion against the au-
thority Of the juvenile court officers.
"Mogy' is now going after the grownup
intermeddler and thus a new question will
be raised TO keep the district judges guess
ing for a day or two.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24

AS Frank Jones, go North Eighteenth,
was walking about the streets last night
Hattie Moulton, both coiored; and while
they were engaged in converse ton, they
relieved him, so he says, of IS. Jones
missed his money right away and told his
trouble to officer Lickert so promptly that
both the colored women were caught,
While stsnding at the box waiting for the
patrol, the Moulton woman broke away
and started to run. Jones ran after her
and told her TO stop, but she wouldn't do
IL. SO Jones struck her on the side of the
head with club. She dropped to the street
and took her ride to the station in a dOcile
frame of mind They were held on the
barge of petit larceny.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
GRAND JURY COMPLETES ITS WORK
Number of Indictments Returned and
JaiIs Inspected,

The district court grand jury completed
Its deliberations yesterday and after re-
porting second batch Of indictments, was
discharged for the term. 1t paid a visit
to the county and city jails reporting the
former to be in good sanitary condition
and the latter In fair condition.
Among the indictments made public was
one against David T. Stubs, former CASH
Ter OF the Citizens Gas 4 Electric company,
on the charge of embezzling s1,S77.4o from
the company. His bond was placed at
$1,000 which he furnished. with the follow
ing sureties: W. 1. Smith, r. F. Davis, F.
Gunnoude, L. Zurmuehlen. ir., G. r. Tyler,
d. ]. Clark, F. E, Everest. G. s. Wright,
F. T. True. e F. stimson. D. w. Bushnell.
NJ. r. Rohrer and F. B. Hahn.
Other indictments announced were 81
follows:
William Hammond, for the larceny as
bauee of a pony, saddle and bride, the
property of ]. H. Turner of Washington
township, on July 2. Hammond is charged
with selling the OUTFIT to Omaha parties
| Bond was fixed at $3.50
Harry Walker, on the charge OF stealing
a $40 gold piece the property Of Gus Wager
his roommate on the farm of David French
of Hazel Dell township. Bond was fixed a.
$50
Clyde Miller on the charge OF embezzlinI
$50. while in charge OF q concession on thu
| Fourth OF July at the celebration at Assoc
Park. The money is said to have belonged
TO his employers. L. 8. and VIII Ryan. Hi
bond was fixed at $500, which he furnished
H. c. Bell 1.-TWO indlctments) on the charg
| OF stealing a number of railroad tickets
from the depot ticket once OF the Rocl
Island railroad and then forging same
Bonds were fixed at $500 and $3.50 in tn
| two cases.
George II. Brown, on the charge OF lar
ceny as bailee. He is charged with hiring
horse. buggy and harness from the cottol
Livery company In Omaha and selling tn
same TO Marks & Co. Of this city. tn
property was valued at $3.50 Bond was fixe'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
STEAL AUTO LADEN WITH COIN
Thieves, However, smash Car and
Cnnnnf InrrN Cnah.

Thieves, However, smash Car and
Cannot Garry Cash.
FORT DODGE, Ia. Sept 23.-(special
Teiegram)-w. F. Maher and Mack Hurl-
but, while carrying the receipts of the day
for the carnival shows In an automobile
last night at midnight. stopped for a
moment at the latters store. Coming out
a moment later they found the automobile
gone. Search by the police discovered Il
i'm an alley IN a disabled condition, the
valise full Of receipts OF the day. amounting
to nearly 1900 being untouched. II is sup
posed that an attempt was made to steal
the machine and money but that the rob
bers were frightened away and did not
dare TO carry the valise which was filled
mostly with silver and was very heavy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
Get an Honest Opinion About Your
Eyes.

DR.. Maggarell. LefIert's optician, is an ex-
pert optometist and optician. He has had
years OF experience and scores OF satisfied
patrons depend upon him TO look after their
eyes and keep them in shape.
Such a man cannot AFFORD TO be otherwise
than honest: but DIR. Masgarell has a rep
uation for honesty and the highest grade OF
skin. hundreds OF satisfied patients testify
TO this.
When he makes a statement about your
eyes you are perfectly safe in accepting II
and In following his advice; he won't ad-
wise glasses unless you need them.
II your eyes are giving any kind OF
trouble better see DR.. MaggaTeu at once.
Consultation and examination are free.
LEFFERTs, Council Bluffs. Ia.
lO9 Broadway. Phone L Sn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
Construction Company branches out.

At a meeting yesterday OF the stoekhold-
ers of Warehouse Construction company
No. # was decided that the company go
into the general trafic and storage bust
ness. The company will occupy either half
or the whole Of the building on South Main
street which was rebuilt after the FIRE last
winter, when IL was occupied by the Fuller
& Johnson Shugart company.
Charles w. Mcdonald will be manager
for the company in its new venture, but
the position will In no way AFFECT or inter
fere with his present position as manager
Of the Sandwich Manufacturing company
In this city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
Foot Ball at Dunlap.

DUNLAP Ia, Sept 2S.-(special THE
foot ball team for 1905 has just been or
gani1ed, w!-h the following riayers: D..
Roush, c. Liscomb. w. wettengel, T. Mon
ahan. Edgar Enbody. f. Young, F. Wet
tengel. J. Pounds, E Glaze. D. Morton, w.
Chupp and N. waitley. This team will
play Logan at Logan on Tuesday. septem-
Der 20, with Denison at Denison on Sep
TENDER 30 with Missouri Valley at Dunlap
on October and with woodbine at Dunlap
on October II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
Alleged Burglars Arrested.

Mickey Taggart and J. d. Richardson,
wanted in Omaha on a charge OF burglary,
were arrested yesterday in this city by
Deputy Sheriff WoolmaR and Detectives
Ferris and Dunn of Omaha. They were
found at a horse traders camp on West
Broadway. They refused to return across
the river without requisition papers and
were placed in the county jail until tho
papers can be secured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24

and Monday The hall has been suitably
decorated for the occasion. There will be
harvest scenes and songs and on Monday
evening the special program of the series
will be rendered. on October IL, u and 10
the Salvation Army will hold a sale at the
local property. Anyone wishing to contri-
butte articles for the sale may communi-
cate with Adjutant Mckenzie, telephone
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
CONSULTATION Is FREE.
Free Trial Treatment at once.
BRONCHIAL ASTHMA CURED.

George Fogleman, Cherryvale, Kansas,
writes: Dear Doctor BTanaman--I am
cured Of Asthma. When ! ordered your
treatment / had not been able TO lay In
bed, was always gasping for breath, wheeE-
coughing and choking / had tried every
thing and got no relief. Doctors told me
Asthma could not be cured. Your medicine
relieved me al once and now ] am per-
manently cured. l have not taken any
medicine for six months and am free from
all the above symptoms. l know you
cured me-"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24
Hor,ethief Nixon at ModaIe.

LOGAN. Ia. Sept. 22-(special Telegram.)
%. o. Rock, deputy sheriff OF Harrison
county. today arrested at Modale William
Fitzpatrick. who, in March, 1902. stole a
team Of horses from Mahlon Hammers liv-
cry stable at Modale. The horses were
soon after retaken at South Omaha, but
the thief has just been secured after long
chase. The oficer made the arrest in
field where Fitzpatrick was hiding near his
old home He is now IN the Logan jail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-24

IhlE does not Wedn thhl ypu VII btI NJ
rest Of September free, but II you begin a
course of treatment any time during Sep
TENDER, even on the last day, you viii get
one month free. The price Of treatment Is
s. per month.
II You suffer from Deafness, Asthma,
Blood Poison, stomach, Kidney, Ca
tarrh or any Nervous Weakness, you
should consult DIR. BranHmRn at once.