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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05
gBilfes. Barre Sea6ri6ten.

Die Bausreisebdulittsiten Ses gl'
bert 9ewis su Bear @reet wurben Dor
&odsuiriit burb Seuer ;eritOrt uno elm
S6aben bon etna $4,000 anseri6tet.
Siini nsue gBObnbauisr in Der
Srti6ait Mucanaqua wurcsn Oienitas
2lbsno tur3 uud 8 llbr ourd Elm 6euer
;eritOrt, oas wubri6einlif an9elegt
mar.
= Die 9iortbern Gual & Sron GOnis
punp, psldes Die .. & 3. SO. unter
anbsrem Siamsn lift. mu6t Sauoerwerbs
unseu in Sib 0iltesbarre unS fat Dor
@eridt bas 9OnOsmnationss s8srfubren
sessu Die sewinidtsn FarSsllsn einse'
leitet.
= Die 9feiben li6ten iid INNER
mebr. Sect lit wieber Elm after bic
Tiger Deutiher babin9si6ieoen, Wtihael
9auer, Der oas ebrwiirbisc sllter uon
"a Sabrsn erreibte. Gr wuree in
SrisselbOrn, Srsis ct. Nsnbel, 8reu'
Zen, seboren unb fam in 1851 nud ben
Ser. Stauteu; iait Die game 3eit uer'
lebte er in 0iltesbarre. IS iiberlebsr
ibn pier Sinoer.
= Stuutss Snsenieur Sunter, weldel
am Samita9 cine griinOlide llnteriu6r
uns bes 9iunticOte Oaulmes uornabm
slaubt, OaB oerielbe srOBtentbeils fiji
Die jesise 2ppbusepiOemis uerantwOrt'
lid lift. Sei SOdwaiier weroeu einC
9lnSabl 0deberunsen iiberidwemmt, nj
oanu Ous @uiier ben CONNER iiber il
Rfiieeu itebt unb seiunObeitsiddolibl
Oiieberi6lase erseuSt, Die our6 9runt
unb Yooen aud in Die Yrunneu orin,
gen uno ous 1rinfwuiier ucr9iiten. Oel
Damn 1T pom teinem 9tusen un6 iOlltu
seiprenst peroen, aber bic 9snniDluanit
@iienbubn So. uerlanst $4,000 oafir
gSOber oisie wUbl ibren Rsdtsbeiie ab
lsitst ?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05
Icrb Scrantpn.

- Der Wtiner Gbomas Ranbel
wuroe 6reitas in Der Wtaruine 3e6s
our6 einen SObleniull in ,iemlia seidbr.
li6er SSeiie um Sopi uno 9idcn per.
Iest.
- 3bOmas uuO DauiO GpiB, beibs
in Nieiem Sta0ttbeile pobnbait, wuroen
Samita9 in Der DIAMOND 3e6e iebr
i6merSIi6 am @eii9t uno ben Sanoen
uerbrannt, oils cine 9aserplOlion Iih
ereignete.
- Sin mad Dem centralen Stabt.
tbeile iabreuoer Sreen 9iio9s Strnsen.
babnwasen iprau9 pom ben @eleiisn ab
uno rannte 9esen ben Rinnitsiu. NOS
Our6 jwsi Widnnsr uon Dem binte.
rem Sise ub unO auf Die StraBe &c.
i6Ieuoert wurbsn. 3um Slid entfa.
men iie init bOisu Sdrammsn.
Der 8Ols 9obn gousfi uOn
S6oOl StraBe wuroe 6rsitas Wtittas
in Der Bon StOrd 3ede burd einsn
Dedeuiaa besrabsu uno erbielt einen
S6doelbruh, uerrentte rs6ts Slifte
uub S6rammen uno Shnitte am S6rs
per. @s wurOe sur 3eit nidt erpartst,
baB Der WtanH ii6 erbOlen p!irSe.
- Nilliam, oas 2jdbrise SObnlein
oes gHilliam GOrcoran BON g8elt Wtare
tst StraBe, ranute 6reitas pabrsnb er
ipielte se9sn ben Siidentiid, aui benz
ein tleiner Seiiel tO6enOes 98aiisr itauo.
Our9 ben slnpraa wurbe Der Seiisl
umssitOBeu unO Die beige 6liiiiisfeit ere
sob ii6 iiber ben Jiiiden unS Die arme
oss Sleinen, ibu i6auOerbuft per.
briibeno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05
Bon 4etersbura.

- artbur S8. Sfubler uOu giOrO 9r'
ping 9luenue lit Dienitus ais Elm ertru
@lert in Der BUitmeiiters Office ernannt
wOroen uub tritt beute feline StsI'
lung on.
- SObn Wic9ain uOn sittle 9nslano,
elm Suublanser Der Pennipluaniu SObs
len GOmpanie, erbielt WtOntas ourf)
sinen Oedenfua bOie gerlesuHsen am
Hiideu.
- YaitOr 8. S8. RanoOlpb bot Die
an ieine 2BObnuns on BrsscOtt slusnue
an9ren;enoe Got setuuft uno iOll aui
6erIeiben Gin @emeinoebaus srri6tst
meroeu, -. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05
Bon Giuseboreuen crmprSet.

Dem San 5runciscO n@ramiusr" III
uOu ieinem GOrreipOuOeuteu mitsetbeilt
WOrbeu, buB in Der tleinsn @OIOnis aui
Der Sulbiuiel Samidatta orsi6is iupunis
i6s Slider uou Giussbureneu srmOrbst
wOrOsu iinO; Sebu anNeren seluug ss.
Ous umerituniide f5iiderbOOt %. q.
Cattle" ;u errei6su, oas iis mad elmer
iapuniiden 9iisberluiiuns auf Sami6atfu
bru6ts unb lie nit 9lsiberu uno Ssbsns.
mittsln rei6lid usriorst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05
Nus pem cberen 5hale.
(slr6balo Gorrsiponcen;.)

- Oas llmiidsreifen Der Gppbus.
epidemic in 9lr6balo errest srOBe BE.
ior9niiie, penn aud bic meiitsn ST.
trantunsrn lsi9ter 9iatur iinO.
- Der 8ersmunn Sobn Sabis iit
Seitern in Der PuncOuit 3e6e ;u Yrics.
burg aui Der Stelle setO6tst worSen,
inOem nad elmer Spreusuns cine los.
selOits Wiaiie uOH Der Osde ibn trai.
(GurbOnOals @OrrsipOnSsnj.)
- Die itreitenosu DampfmdI6erei
9lrbsiter psrparfen Dienitas 9lbsuo bas
slHerbieten ibrer friiberen 2lrbsitSebsr,
Die 6ra9e Der slrbitration 81 uuterper.
fen unb Der Streit lit baber unuerdn.
bert.
= Der 6Ouos fir Die 5amilien,
welhe Dor WiOnutsfriit Sur6 Sen gBir.
beliturm geiddoist purOsn. 1T Samitas
gia6t seiblOIeu woroen uno errsidte
Die biibide 9eiummtiumme pon S2.s
2SS.25.
- SOieph. Der 5idbrise Sobn beS
Wturtin Balib pom 9its StraBe, wurbe
DtOnta9 sbsnO isbr i6limm uerbrannt,
als elm Sunfen uOn einem brennenben
Stebrihtbanfen ieiue Sleiouus in Sranb
ieste.
- DOminid GOud, Gin SunOlaussr
in Der 9iOrbweit 3ede, trus WfOntas
our6 einen SObIenfaa bois Serleeun.
gen an ben 9iifteu unO cine ;srOridte
3ebe oauOn unO waro in sefdbrli6em
3uitanNs bem 9iOtbful SOipital iiber.
fiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05
Der 26 9ahre alts Soc Q. Mfpri

- Der 26 Sabre ulte Soc 9. Wtoris
uOn SlO SOrse wurOe DOuueritus bort.
Ielbit, oils er sntluns Den gadnpauna
@sleiien lisf, uOn sinem 3use setrOfien,
babel bOis S6nitte an Der SddOslbaut,
siueu S6doelbru4 unO innsrli6e Sers
leeunssu erbultsuO, bic tsbsusssfabrli6
iinS. Der Ssrunsliidte wurbe sur
Ssbauolun9 mad Dem Sadapuuna
Soipital 9ebra6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05
9 taat Sbtp, Stabt 5Ultbp,1
Qurna q gpunko GO

8rauf .GbtHty bsl9pTri, tae sr btl
dltnt pdrtur eT 6irma 8. ). Gbtutp &
so. il, psl&t @tlh6ftt in eI Stnbt 5plteo
in pbtnstnanutm County une Siaatt ibut
une haB btiastt 6irma bic Summt ron
Dollars fir ishn Jaa
ron aaiarrb baablsn pire, sn buTh ben
gtbrdub pon Sall's 8atarrb.au
uift stbtilt pnetn iaun.
6raufS. Gbtuty.
BtihpoTtu ppn mir une uuttr.
Sisa,l Ibritbfn in mtinu gtasupart
~ am 6. Stpitmbtr u. .. 1856,
v u. .@Itafpu, SffutIidr Rpiar.
Saa's StatarTbsfur pire innnli6 etnpm.
mtu, uub pirft tirtft auf has Blui uue biz
i6gtimatH Sbsrhibtn ets Spftms. East
Gu6 umirnif 3tusniiIt fpmmfu.
8. 8. &btntp & 60. Soltee, 8.
R3 gtrfauft BON alien Npptbtitrn, 75s.
Sda's 6amiIitn- piatn iinb bic bitten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05
Bon Der Snsfeite.

IJtii -1ttuDutt Oihu9tet hiub SttuHiS
belt balber bas 8ett bitten.
Gin 1s Monate altss Sinb Der Gbss
leute @Onrab Soif pOn StOne Gucnue
itarb lsete WOds.
Serr SObn @rsinsr BON Siib @aib'
instOn ausnue bat iid iOeben uOn einsm
anfalle uon 2eberleiben erbOlt, wel6es
ibn iets 0O6sn ans Sans feiielte.
9ioie, Die 16idbrise GOdter Der Raul
WeiB Gbeleute pOu Ealm Struse, liest
10 i9wer trant oarniebsr, oaB man
ssrinSs 9Offnuns fiir ibr auitOmmsn
bat.
5rau 9llice @eeel, Satin Ses @illi.
am S9esel uOu Damn Court, iturb
Samita9 I'M ScrautOn Rriuat Soipital
unO Wurbe Oienita9 I'M PittstOn apes
nue. 5risobOie beerOist.
Ssrr uno 6rau SObn 8. S6neiber
pon YittstOn slusnue feierteu SOnntas
Den fiinften Sabrcstas ibrsr Sod;eit i'm
5reunbesfreiie uno erbielten aud babel
;abIreide geihente iiberianot.
@s lift ioeben betannt 9eworSen, baB
SRI. Gliie Guit uon WtariOn Strube
unb 6reo. i3wid pon Maple StraBe am
27. September burd RaitOr SauBer
ais gbepuar einseiesnet purOsu.
Den in Der Souquuit Seioeniabrif
an9eitellten WtGo6eu unb 6ruusn lit
an Samita9 cine freipillisc Yobner.
bObun9 ;u9eItanOeu wOrOen, mas unter
osnielben niat 9erin9e 8efrieSisun9
ueruriubte.
Sn Der @obnuns Der 8raut an Sig
StraBe purbeu Dienitas slbeno SRI.
gillian 6Ooer uub Sobu Srebs pon
gisw YOrt Ourf YaitOr S. 6. S6mitt
pom Der beuti6en 8aptiiten STRIDE gu
einem @bepaar ein9eie9Het.
Der Mssser 5rant Stantiewic; uon
PrOspect 9lpeuue wurbe 0itnitag pers
baftet. neil er au9ebli9 9lnna Hutaiestu
pom Ourpsu uerfiibrte, na6oem er per.
iprohen bate, lie gu beiratben. Stan.
tiepic3 bate icine SOdieit nit einem
anberen @tGO9en fir WtittwO6 ars
rln9irt.
Der 6jdbrise Wturtin 2aueae uon
Bird StruBe fanO Oienitus Otorssn
Die SOrie Der 5rau Dieting uou 8itts.
ton 9luenus uno Bird StraBs unS
trOsoem iie ibm ;uriei rannte Der
Burihe tort unb mad Dem centralsn
Stabttbeile. mo CT uerbaftet purSe.
uu9oem er Sur Be;abluns eineS @laies
SOoawaiier $40 binsslest bate. Sn
Der ROli3eiitutiOu fauo man $50 in oes
Snabeus 5ai6en. 55rau 0isiiu9 er.
lauste ipdter ibr 8elO.
Su Der @obuuus uOu Ssrrn unb
5rau 9enrp Vaubider on Wtupls Ctr.
fano leete SBObe cine isbr biibide
Gruuuns itatt, inbem ibre 9Odtsr 5rl.
emma nit Serrn @mil Sisiel burd
PuitOr s, 6. S6mibt uOu Der SidorD
StruBe Sapiitsu Stride gum SunO fiir'S
Seben eiu9eie9Het wurOe. 0iad Der
9eremOnis iauO Elm @mpfan9 itatt uno
bieiem ful9te Elm Opuleutes SOdieits-
mubl. Die 0teuuermdbltsn usrlsbten
Die 5litterpOde gu 0da9aru Sails unO
Buffalo uno bs;Osen nad ibrer Riids
tsbr cine neueinseridtets @Obuuns an
Proipect sluenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05

- Wtife WtolspSfi, Der friibere
StraBentOmmiiidr pOn Ourpea Dor.
Oush, wurOe Sumitus ;u $50 Straie
unO ben Soften, iOwie adt Wtunate
9efdnsniB Oerurtbsilt, nudoem er i6uls
big beiunoen pOrOen mar, Elm GomplOtt
gum SstriiSen oss SOrUuSbs seiamis.
bet ;u babeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05
Stactratb.

SoHlHlpH SpuHIll, 20. Stptehiptt'
9lls isne Srbinan; auissrufeu wurbe,
wsl6s goriOrse fir einsn RsniiOnsfoncs
fir Die gOlisei trifft, CAB es cine bitiss
Debate. na6bem Moier erfldrt bate,
bas oisielbe benz Offentliden Sdasamt
Gomite, anitatt osm Gomite fir Diients
li6e Si6srbeit iiberseben Derben iollte
uno oann ben 8Oridla9 mahte, oaB Io'
fort bariiber berihtet weroen iollte. Der
YorI6las sius jsbO6 bel Der abitimm'
uus usrloren.
Sine 9ieiolutiun tuurSe bann por9es
ls9t uno aud beitGtigt. wel6e Der eon'
tuners gas @Ompanie cine Sriit pom
imei 9abrsn bewillist. nm ibr Wsrt Su
erri6tcn. Sin 3uias fir 50 9ents
gas sins uerloren.
Die Gsiisuution BON GbOmas 81
Gonnor muroe perleien uno an9enOms
men, nobel usri6ieOene Wtitslcioer ibr
Seoauern iiber iein slusi9eioen aus
orIidten.
Sine ReiolutiOn paro ein9ebraht,
welde ben Mtapur eriudt, ben Snpt.
Der 8auinipsttiOn 8rOwn gu iuspsnoi-
rem, mdbrsnO bic neue 6eucrwebr unH
9oli;ei citation srrittet piro. @s 9at
einen 8eoei6pall, Der oamit enoete,
oas man bic Yorlase Dem Seies GOmitG
iibermies.
Otit 16 se9en IA Stimmen wnrbt
isne NeiOlution au9enOmmen, Delht
iene iribersn Stuotbeamtcn eriuht, Sit
8erluits gut gu MAIDEN, wel6e wabrenf
oeren amtSjeit Sur6 ibre 9tahlGiiis'
felt ueruria6t DurOen.
SolsenOe SrOiuauSen wurSen be-
enSsiilti9er SsIuns beitdtist: Sir Be
willisuns BON 500 fir Serii6erun9
uno @aIermistbe Ses uOn Der Stab
seeisnstsn @iseutbums beim SiaOutt
fir @rOiinuns uOn Srpins sluenue, Spi
i6en Wiulbsrrp uno Stne StraBen
fir Grri6tuus uOn abt;ebn elettrilder
Si6tern.
Select Council, 2s. September.
Sn oieier Yerlammlun9 bra6tt
Slipsr wisOsr iens SOrIaSe auf, wel6t
gro;siiiruus Der friibsreH Staotbeam'
ten bs,pedt, Die our6 8erua6ldIii9une
ibrsr 9flidten Der StaOt beoeutsnoer
Serluit peruria6ten, bod aud oiesmal
erpieS ii6 Suinnau als Elm 8esuer
oerielben uno iulest nabm Sliuer iit
na9 oem untsren Swei9e, no iie, wiC
Obsn bsri4tst. ansenommeu wuroe.
Yei enosiiltiser 2eiuus wurbe ient
Sroinan; ansenOmmeu, wslde oer
yadawanna Briiden @ompanie bic @r.
laubniB siebt, iiber rem Vadawannu
6luB. ;piihsn 9uduwannu auenue uni
Spruce StruBe, ciuen Sosen ;u CT.
rihten.
YeridieSene 3uidee wuroen sur Or
Oinan3 gemu6t, peIhe Der Sadawannu
Gilenbubn @ompauie @rlaubniB siebt.
ibre @sleiie uu 0aibinston sluenue uno
Wtattss StraBe iu srbObeu uno Oauu
Die sau;e Sads sum Druden be-
oroert.
Sei enosiiltiser Seiuns waro Die Or
oinans sur 0iiuelliruns bes SouleuarOs
;wiiden Sit Wtarfet uno Ri6mono
StruBen ansenOmmen. 9lud Die SrOi.
nunS fir OOppslts @slsiie an Rittston
9lusnue iuuo bsiabenOe 9rleOisuHs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05
Yradtbolle Ylaio Seiee.
sGnsliuss feline llnterfleiSer
fiir Serbit.

lluiut gpinitr eiuis ppn lluttIfItihnn fir eis
rin,isru 9sutt ii itst ppafduris. Sdusliuss
@rapptrs in al BEN btItn Sipltu; ..Rtu-
bsns," feline stuSpfs. feline uuanusbmltfnitn.
Itualtn lid ftit um biz 3aills = DSimpItr, "
fsint Shnallsu Oesr 8nSpfs, an ishr Sdis nit
SihubrisnaefIn btfsltist Die btrnbnttn
,,almu Slxpt" Rrappu, anrpft pprnt bn.
untr nit tiutm paitntirttu uaiblelsu anmtl.
tn 5aiat anatpaBi. AQt eitt RaIftn fpmmtn
in ,.WsriuU @pls" uup Stirs une gBpnt
Sps,ieae Yreiie je na9 6rSRe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05

- Der erfolsrside 9bsaterunterneb.
mer 9ucOb Witt, Der gang bsiOnOsrs in
9bicasO unO Uiilwuutes bstannt mar,
lit in 9isp Dort ssitOrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-05

Die feiniten Drudarbsitsu in Der Stabt,
Siefert bic Office oes -NO6snblatt.-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01

years. During the Fifty-second session of
congress he represented the Sixth Iowa
district and twice made the race for gov
ernor on the democratic ticket. He is re-
ported as being worth $500,OOO Besides the
missing son Mr.. White has another boy
and two girls.
Virgil White, the missing son, is 20 years
of age, but looks several years younger;
his height is feet inches. He is Of
slender build with emaciated and smooth
face; he has a prominent forehead and a
slightly deformed left ankle. He is a
graduate of the law department of the
Drake university and was fellow-student
with Kline. Hume & Bradshaw the Des
Moines law firm, with which he has been
connected for six years.
Rumors are current in Des Moines that
Virgil White was engaged either to Miss
Della Thompson of Des Moines or Miss
Margaret Lecompte of Ottumwa, both
young women being OF estimable families
and college acquaintances of Virgil White.
The young women are reported as having
denied any engagement, but say they have
on occasions kept company with the law
yer. 1t is stated that Miss Lecompte has
taken the disappearance of White much
to heart and is nearly prostrated. Miss
Thompson is secretary to the president of
Drake university.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
PERFECTION OF THE SERVICE
Such is Purpose of Postal Department
Regarding Rural Delivery,
Says LleweIIyn.

Superintendent C. e. Llewellyn of the
Omaha division rural free delivery, has re-
turned from a short visit to Washington,
where he was in conference with the Post
Office department in reference to rural free
delivery affairs in the Omaha division. He
said:
There is very little to say about my visit
to Washington. Matters pertaining in a
general way to the division were gone over
and especially in reference to the recent
addition of the state of Iowa to this divi-
sion. From what could learn 1t is the in
tention of the department TO lend every
assistance to the perfection of the service
in the west, as we'll as elsewhere. and the
department looks to us to do everything
we can to aid In this effort"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
CINNAMON CUB AT RIVERSIDE
Young Bear Is Presented to Zoo by
Humbird Lumber Com
Dany of Idaho.

An addition has been made to the zoo at
Riverview park in the shape of a Cinnamon
bear cub presented to the park by the
members of the Nebraska Lumbermen's as
sociation who returned to Nebraska yes
terday from an excursion through the Pa
cific northwest. The cubs name is Hum
bird, from the Humbird Lumber company
at Sand Point, Idaho, where it was cap
tured. Z. f. Chaplin, who was formerly
with the II. F. Cady Lumber company at
Omaha. but now engaged with the Hum
bird company, helped catch the animal
The bear was used as a mascot by the
lumbermen on their excursion. He was
brought to Omaha Friday by William Krot-
ter of Stuart who was member OF the
committee which arranged for the excur-
sion.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
Cuban Diarrhoea.

United States soldiers who served in Cuba
during the Spanish war know what this
disease is and that ordinary remedies have
little more effect than so much water. Gu
ban diarrhoea is almost as severe and dan
gerous as a mild attack of cnolera. There
is one remedy. however, that can always
be depended upon, as will be seen by the
following certificate from Mrs. Minnie ia
cobs of Houston, Tex: II hereby certify
that Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy cured my husband OF a
severe attack of Cuban diarrhoea, which he
brought home from Cuba. We had several
doctors, but they did him no good. One
bottle of this remedy cured him, as our
neighbors will testify. 1 thank God for 30
valuable a medicine"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
Announcements of the Thenter..

This afternoon and evening at the Boyd
theater the Ferris stock company will re-
peat its very successful performance of
Little Lord Faurtleroy," which has proven
great treat. Master Clark Marshall is
doing remarkable work for one so young
and Miss Pavey's creation of Mrs. Errolm
is a revelation to her friends, showing
latent power not hitherto indicated by her.
The others in the cast are contributing TO
a splendid production. Starting with the
matinee on Sunday the oliver Dowd Byron
play, THE Inside Track" will be put on.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01

A splendid bill will mark the reopening
of the Novelty family theater, 14OS Douglas
street. at 1880 this evening, six high grade
vaudeville acts constituting the bill for the
coming seven days. Several weeks ago
Manager Mailand closed the theater be-
cause of some Improbable bookings and
expects now to give the best performances
ever seen in the west for 1O-cent admis-
sion. The theater is cooled by means Of
electric fans and ice. There will be four
performances daily, at 2:SO. 1880, $50 and
$3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
NEW STATE BANK FOR OMAHA
Such an Institution is the Thought of
Prominent Nebraska Financiers.
IF LAUNCHED IT WILL BE BEFORE LONG
Negotiations Opened for First Floor
Rooms in Barker Block at
Fifteenth and Far
nam Streets.

One Of the foremost business men In
Nebraska, who does not, however, reside
in Omaha, is authority for the statment
that new bank may be opened in Omaha
and he may be the controlling factor in
the enterprise. This man declines to allow
the publication, just now, of his name in
this connection, but he is we'll known
throughout the state because of his big
business interests-some of which are bank
ing-and his incidental participation in
state politics. This man was in Omaha
Thursday and to a reporter for The Bee
made this this statement:
II have been importuned by friends and
business associates to support a new bank
in Omaha and have the matter under con-
sideration 1 may decide to go into it, but
If I do I shall have associated with me
some of the best financiers of the state,
whose identity will at once give strength
and character to the institution.
1T is our idea to launch what will be
Enthusiastically a state, bank. For
instance, we propose going out into the
state and from the various cities select
ing, say fifteen, of the most successful
bankers to become principal stockholders
in this new bank, thus making It of inter
est generally out in the state such as no
other bank now is. We have discussed this
proposition and believe fifteen prominent
bankers out in the state will be ready to
go into such a deal If the bank is launched
the details will be ready for announcement
before very long. This bank would be as
strong and conservative as any in Omaha"
While the utmost secrecy is attending
all deliberations in this connection this
man went so far as TO say negotiations
had been opened for the renting of the
Fifteenth and Farnam streets formerly
occupied by Guckert & Mcdonald, tailors.
and 1t had been understood these quarters
could be rented for $3.50 a month He
thought that would make a good location
for the bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
"The Line BeautIfuJn

Lehigh Valley railroad. Delightful route
TO New York. Philadelphia and Atlantic
coast resorts. Five through trains daily.
Dining cars, a la carte. Connects at Buff
falo and Niagara Falls with all trains from
the west.
For time tables and descriptive matter
address George FADE, jr., Western Passen-
ger Agent. 2lS South Clark St, Chicago. Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
FATHER SEEKS HIS LOST SON
Ex-OOngresSman White Of Des MOines
Searches for Virgil in Omaha.
BOY LAST SEEN IN COUNCIL BLUFFS
Father Thinks Him Temporarily De-
ranged from OverwOrk and
scouts idea that Woman
IL at the Bottom.
BOY LAST SEEN IN COUNCIL BLUFFS

The search for Virgil H. White. the young
Des Moines lawyer who left his home a
week ago last Sunday and who was last
seen at Council Bluffs Tuesday evening,
was extended to Omaha Friday morning,
when Fred White, father of the missing
young man and a prominent citizen and
politician of Iowa, came to this city with
Samuel Wadsworth of Council Bluffs.
Mr. Wadsworth is an old friend of the
White family. After employing every
available means OF search at Council Bluffs
Monday, without result, Mr.. White is
searching every Eook and Granny here,
hoping to gain some clue that might lead
TO the restoration of the son to his anxious
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
One of the Longest Stretches OF
Double Track In the WOId

under one management is that of the
Grand Trunk Railway System from Chi
cago TO Montreal and to Niagara Falls
The Grand Trunk-Lehigh Valley Double
Track Route via Niagara Falls reaches
from Chicago to New York.
Descriptive literature. time tables, etc.,
will be mailed free on application to Geo
w. Vaux, A. G. p. & T. A. Grand Trunk
Railway System, 1876 Adams ST., Chicago
Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
DIED.

HASS-David s., June 80, 1905. aged 70
years Father OF Mrs. ]. s. Innes, Mrs
Funeral from late residence Ssss Eor,
street, Sunday, July 2 at D. M Inter-
nent at Prospect Hill cemetery. Red Oak,
Ia, and Monmouth, H., papers please copy.
CLEVELAND-Royal c., June Is, 1905, aged
80 years months 27 days
Funeral services will be held from late
residence, 2Oo4 Burt street Saturday, July
/, 1906, at D. m. Interment Prospect Hill
cemetery. Friends invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
Low Rate Excursions q,

Low Hnte EXcurslona 90 the SeeehOr0.
via New York City. with privilege OF stop.
over OH return trip.
The LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN R'Y will sell round trip tick
cts from Chicago to Asbury Park and re.
turn June 20. 80. July 1 and g. at rate OF
S2SSS, good returning not later tnan July
10. with privilege OF extension until August
n by deposit or ticket and payment OF bv
cents. Stopover may be had at Now York
on the return trip.
Don't miss this opportunity sor spending
your vacation at the seaside. II you are
particular as to comfort and service, we
offer something a little superior to any
other line. See that your ticket reads via
the Lake shore-the route OF the ''Twen.
ueth Century Limited" Send for itinerary
TO l. f. Vosburgh. General Western Pas.
senger Agent. Chicago, Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
GREAT BRANDEIs PURCHASE
Entire Stock of silks and Dress Goods
Bought from Marie Reilly, 434
Fifth Ave., N. ", an Importer
of High Glass silks and
Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
ON SALE MONDAY AT BRANDEIS'.
We announce one of the greatest pur-
chases in our mercantile history. We Sc
cured the entire stock on hand, including
thousands of yards of seasonable dress
goods, from Marie Reilly, one of New
York's best known importers and high-class
dressmakers.
The fine silks will go at 2sc, ACC, CSC yard.
The high-class dress goods go at 49c and
69c yard.
Also fine unfinished, handmade Renais-
sance lace robes, hand embroidered linen
robes. unfinished waist patterns. Also silk
and linen fabrics, etc.
Watch Sunday papers for particulars.
]. l.. BRANDEIS & SONS
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-01
$3.50 to 50. Paul and Minneapolis
and Return Via Chicago Great
WeAtern Railway

Tickets on sale daily to september 3Oth.
Final return limit october slst. Also equally
low rates to Minnesota. North Dakota,
Colorado. Utah and Wyoming points. For
further information apply to L. d. Park.
hurst. general agent. 1911 Farnam street
Omaha, Neb.