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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

Any one that has ever canned Solway
peaches always tries and gets the same
variety. We have a sale on them today at
s0c per case for extra fancy ones. We
feel confident that they will not get any
cheaper and have advised all our Gus
toners to buy now. Bartel & Miller. Tel.
osa
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

n you need sewing machine or want
to rent machine or want your machine
repaired call on Williamson. at II South
Main street. he has machines to rent from
26c up.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

For imported wines, liquors ana Bud
weiser beer go to L. RosenfeId. wholesale
liqnor dealer. BIS South Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

CENTRAL FLoUK-slI5 Every sack
warranted Central Grocery and Meat Mar
kst. Both phones a.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
May Drop Minister.

At the Des Moines Methodist conference
today notification was given to Rev. VIII
Douglas Of Missouri Valley, Ia. that unless
he appears and shows cause to the con-
trary his name will be dropped from the
rolls Of the church as a minister. on the
ground OF moral laxness. About a year
ago he left the ministry for business life
and was notified year ago to appear at
this conference, but has failed TO do so.
Some years ago he endured the awful strain
OF witnessing his own daughter burn to
death and since then, II is claimed. has
not always been responsible
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

Night school opened Monday evening.
September II. College ONCE open evenings
this week. Western Iowa College.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
TLMAN DIssATIsFIED WITH TRADE
Sues I. w. wnyniclk for Twenty-Five
Thousand Damages.


The suit of J. w. Tilman against 1. W.
Waynick has been transferred from the
district court of Fremont county to the
United States court here for trial at the
term which opens next Tuesday. The suit
arises over the purchase by Tilman of the
Sidney, Ia, telephone line and he asks
that he be awarded $4,000 damages against
Waynick. alleging that the latter made
false representations to him regarding the
value of the property.
From the papers filed 1t appears that Til
man traded 40 acres of valuable land in
Nebraska and considerable personal prop
erty to Waynick for the privilege and right
to own the City Telephone company, which
does business in Fremont and Mills coun-
ties. Tilman alleges that Waynick as
sured him that the telephone property
could be "cashed for $4,000 at any bank
in Sidney" whereas experience has shown
him Crilman) that apart from incum-
brances 5000 would be a big price for the
telephone line. Tilman claims further that
the stock of the company was never turned
over to him and that the telephone line in
stead of paying $500 a month, as he alleged
Waynck said IL would, it had barley paid
| expenses.
| The suit was transferred to the federal
| court here on the application of the de-
PENDANT, Waynick, who .claims his resi-
ience to be in Nebraska while that of the
4 plaintiff is in Iowa.
The calendar for the term which opens
next Tuesday with Judge Smith McPher-
son on the bench, is as follows:
September 1S-Law:
| Kentucky Buggy Company against David
Brown ct al breach of contract
| Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway and
bFluge company; personal injury.
EsteIia daN seP penssn 3D. administrators
against Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway Company; personal injury;
Circuit Court-Equity Subject to call at
/ Ernest Stegemann against ]. S. Trepp
| ct al; suit to set aside mortgages.
o mhIiiam Arnd' fTn l.s in bankruptcy
| closure,
| District Court-Criminal:
United States against H. II. Seymour.
| United States against Frank Shepard.
| Bankruptcy:
Earl r. Ferguson. trustee. against Grone-
veg & Schoentgen; to set aside convey
| ance.
In re Llewellyn ]. Walker, bankrupt; GER
George E. Pennell, trustee in bankruptcy,
against Edith M. Towne, ct al.
GOOD WEIGHT. GOOD MEASURE AND
GOOD QUALITY ARE MATTERS OF
VITAL IMPORTANCE TO THE GROCERY
BUY Err; they are of much Importance to
US; by having all three OF the right stand
| ard we have gained and continued to hold
the trade of a large and discriminating
class of customers. Can't we have yours?
Orders are filled promptly and carefully
and prices are as low the prevailing
market rates will permit. John Olson. 7Ss-A
| West Broadway.
| II is such a satisfaction In house clean
ing time to have your carpets and rugs
taken away from the house, cleaned thor
oughly and brought back just the day you
want them. Satisfaction guaranteed. The
Council Bluffs Carpet Cleaning and Rug
Manufacturing company, "a North Main
street. Telephone Sic.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

BEWARE OF CAR SHORTAGES. Coal
will be hard TO get in October. order
now aud get good service. Bridenstein &
Smith. l4O1 South Sixth street. Phone 1872.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
NOTABLE GATHERING NEXT MONTE

MALoNEY's NEW LOCATION. 50
PEARL ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

We still have some good .muskmelons at
&c and 10c each and crabapples at soc per
basket: celery, &c; lettuce, sc; wax beans,
SC: egg plants, 1Oc. Bartel & Miller. Tel.
go
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

MALoNEYs NEW LOCATION. 5,
PEARL ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
DISFIGURING

Humors, Eczemas, and ltchings
Cured by Cuticura
The agoniEing itching and burning
of the skin, as in eczema; the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hair
and crusting of scalp, as in scaled
head-aA demand a remedy Of almost
superhuman virtues to successfully
cope with them. That CuucTa Soap,
Ointment, and Pills are such stands
proven beyond all doubt.
sold uroaghoat verid cusieaE. soap. ase, oiA,.
usnf 80 nsaoivenf A.. lin Chocolaaa CoAtea
Ffa ssc- per Ma q sc may Be had = al dFeegsu
page = oass Po'tsE Drug snd cAsn csFp. 49,
e. n.ii-d fsss. Hos 70 Cure Bssy EzzssL.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
DOCTOR NAY Be ARRESTED
POlics After Nan Responsible for the Death
Of Irene Blydenbufg.
MINISTER is AN IMPORTANT WITNESS
Charles schoOnmaker Loses Legacy
Left by James Callahan by Not
RefraininE from the
Drink Habit.
CFrom a stan Correspondence

NtTOm stan correspondent
DIES MONIES, Sept. H-Cspecisl)- other
arrests will probably follow soon on the
charge of the murder of Miss Irene BLY,
denburg of Eldora. DR.. Gadd. who con-
fesses to having attended the girl has been
instructed not to leave town and the de-
velopments Of the case seem TO be In
his favor and tend to indicate that another
physician rather than the girl herself per-
formed the fret operation. The police are
now looking for the other physician. The
Investigation by the Polk county grand
jury continued today with DR.. GadI as the
principal witness. One of the most i'm
portant witnesses in the case seems likely
to be Rev. E. T. Coyle, a Methodist minis
ter who has been boarding in this city
during the summer. He became acquainted
with Miss Blydenburg since her coming TO
Des Moines and by his boarding directly
across the street from her. She took the
minister into her confidence and he did
everything to persuade her against the OPP
Grafton. 1t was this minister who mysteri-
ously telephoned to the police that an
operation of the kind was about to be
performed on Sixth avenue and later tele-
phoned the death of the girl and telephoned
the Information of her death TO the au-
thorities of Eldora. 1t is believed that
this minister was told by Miss Blyden-
burg the name of the doctor who per-
formed the operation. The body Of Miss
Blydenburg has been taken to Eldora.
where the funeral will be held
Loses Fortune by Drink.
In district court today it was ordered
that Charles Schoonmaker Of New York,
an heir to the estate of the late millionaire,
James Callahan, of this city. has for
feited his share of the estate amounting to
$4,000, because he has not refrained from
drinking. The $4,000 will go to the wife and
/ ob
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

It is such a satisfaction In house clean
ing time to have your carpets and rugs
taken away from the house, cleaned thor
oughly and brought back just the day you
want them. Satisfaction guaranteed. The
Council Bluffs Carpet Cleaning and Rug
Manufacturing company, "a North Main
street. Telephone Sic.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR HORSES AND MULES
Chief QuartermasteT's Once, Omaha,
Neb., September ~ 1906. Sealed propo-
sails, in triplicate, will be received al this
Office, until II o'clock a. M, central
standard time, October u, 1906, and then
opened, In the presence of attending
bidders, for cavalry, artillery, riding and
draft horses also draft and pack mules.
for delivery at Omaha Neb., or other
prominent railroad points. The animals 10
conform 10 specifications for cavalry and
artillery horses and mules. United states
reserves right TO accept or reject any or
all proposals or any part thereof. Par
furnished on application. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals. TO be Endorsed Proposals
for Horses or Mules and addressed to
Chief Quartermaster, Department Of the
Missouri, Omaha. Neb.
sl2-Is-l4-ls o1O-1Im.
FORT MEADE, S. D., Sept "a, 1896
Sealed proposals in triplicste for construo-
ton, plumbing, heating, electric lighting
and electric lighting fixtures for ono ~
conn any barrack will be received here until
p. M, October 49, 1905 Information fur
nished upon application. Plans and speci-
ncations may be seen AZ quarterfna ster Of
Aces, Omaha and Denver. at this ONCE.
United States reserves right to accept or
reject any or all proposals or any part
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals Tor barrack,
Fort Meade, s. d." and addressed Major
X h. Turner. constructing quarterma ster.
S-l4-l5-l7-lS Oct-il-i2
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

THE MOST UP-TO-DATE RESTAUR-
.ANT~IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. GOOD SER
VICE AND HOME COOKING. The Calu-
met restaurant. $40 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
sprigRs Dies from Injuries.

Because of the death of John Spriggs to-
day. charge of murder has been filed
against John Doe and the police are en-
deavoring to find him. Spriggs is a negro
and about three weeks ago was attacked
by three men because he refused to give
them loan of few dollars. Spriggs was
picked up by the police in an alley and
was supposed to be dead. Three days later
he was discharged from the hospital sup
posed to be cured. Today he died of con-
fusion of the brain.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

In the district court here. r. W. Ernest
was granted a divorce from his wife, Olive
b. Ernest, formerly Miss Olive stephen OF
Morris, ILL.,, and now living at Omaha with
an uncle and aunt. Mr.. Ernest formerly
lived in Omaha and came to Des Moines
about two years ago The grounds for the
divorce were cruel and inhuman treatment
and 1t was shown to the court that during
the eleven months of their married life the
bride had spent but 116 days at home, re-
naming the rest of the time with her uncle
and aunt in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
Murder in Collecting Rent

Mrs. Ed Gaddis of 1927 Franklin street Is
very low and may die, and her husband is
badly injured because of an attack made
on them by Frank Tomanio, who went to
their house last night with hammer and
saw, with the avowed purpose Of collecting
81 rent or committing murder. Tomanio is
now under arrest and declares that he will
commit the murder II released.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

N. Y. Plumbing Co Tel $50. Night Lsss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
After Charlton EIopers.

Governor A. A. Cummins today issued a
requisition the governor Of California
for ID. c. Stokesburry and Mrs. Ca RE
Clark of Charlton. in Lucas county, who
are now under arrest in Los Angeles. The
information filed before a justice of the
peace at Charlton charges them with a
felony. The affidavit Of D. II. Clark, the
husband of Mrs. Carrie Clark, charges that
his happy home has been broken Up by the
invasion of Stokesburry who. when the
husband was away from home would carry
beer to Mrs. Clark and spend hours with
her.
Clark is the owner of a farm of 100 acres
near Charlton. Stokesburry bought ten
acres adjoining 1t and then spent his time.
according to Clark, in corrupting the morals
of Mrs. Clark. Finally last July he sold
his ten-acre farm on a short notice and
day or two later left with Mrs. Clark for
California. There they were located last
week and are now under arrest waiting to
be brought to Charlton. Evidence In the
form of afidavits Is attached to the APP
plication for requisition In which neigh
bors of the Clark home claim to have been
told by Stokesburry that he would "steal
Clark's wife"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15
A. MetxRar s Co.

A. MetxRar 8 Co.
New Location Of Wholesale Bakery.
SIC MINISTER Street, Co Bluffs. la
Homemade Bread Speciality.
~ Visitors Welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

Save time and money by using The Bee
want ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-15

Nine transfers, total. ,sa,Os:
The evening world., 1906-05-21
WEALTHY CONTRACTOR
CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.

Frank w. Van Pel,. a wealthy con
tractor OF Pelham and Archer avenues.
the Bronx was arrligncd in the Long
Island City Police Court this afternoon
or a barge OF higamy preferred by
q strikingly handsome woman who says
she Is Mrs. Emma Van Pelt.
The testimony showed TINT she mar
@ Van Pelt in Hoboken sixteen years
ago and that Van Pel;. a short time
since. married Il widow named Gathe-
rino Callahan In the Rayclswood Pres
byterian Church AT Astoria.
Van pelt pat in L novel defense. He
said his wife divorced him two years
ng1 and he had a r4EAt 20 marry again.
Mrs. Van Pet admitted that She
brought O suit for divorce. hut said Il
was discontinued. Adjournment vas
taken to allow Van Pelt to secure a
copy or the court records showing tho
granting OF the divorce II he is able
10 do so.
The evening world., 1906-05-21
TO QUIZ CARNEGIE
ON MRS. CHADWICK
Millionaire Must Tell of Any
Financial Dealings He May
Have Had with Her.

BOSTON. MAY q An intorr'Eatory
in which q number OF cues ions are pro
pounded to Andrew Carnegie is TO his
N|u1ueioi relation y with Mrs. Cassie
Chadwick. who IS now scyinrg a sem
tence for forgery at the p~oultent!ary Al
Columbus, was granted tn-day by Judge
Cole. ot the United Stttos Circuit. Court.
upon The application ~ Ilvroert l. New
ton. ~ brooklyn.
Mr.. Newton s said 20 aIve giyon
Mrs Chadwick a note for 5000 upon
hrr representation tnHt M Carnegie
Heil % note in trust fpr her of S,0nl.pr.
l. CIVIC note d. now 100 The pnsses-
p the receiver OF the city National
nant % pDeriin, O.. % the re,eivcr
gi- brought SUIT against Mr.. Newton
tp ln.oVcr the tWoult
NJ clrneg.c hts sailed Tor Europe
for the summcf ana viii not have q
chance 70 lnswcr t1c questions until he
3. turns. IL was sad thlt the inter-
rosatory would hc ent 90 ~Plttsburg.
The evening world., 1906-05-21
GIRL STUDENT IS
HURLED FROM CAR
Miss Annie Brown Morally
Injured on Her Way to
Normal School.

While standing between two seats on
II crowded open car Miss Annie Brown
nineteen years old, OF Port Washington
l.. l.. was thrown out at the curve near
Flushing Cemetery to-day and reserved
injuries that may result IN her death
At the FLUSHING Hospital. where she
was taken in an ambulance. Il Wa dis'
covered that she hid Sustained a irae
ture OF the skull and possibly Internal
injuries.
Miss Brown was on her way from
Flushing to Jama'sa. wh're She IS a
student At TIM Normal school With
her were a. az forty other students
and there was much ecit"ment "hen
she was pichcd OUT of the car. Tho
Flurhing police were notified. but the
motorman was not arrested.
The evening world., 1906-05-21
FIGHT FOR PATRICK
RESUMED IN COURT
Witnesses Tell of Effects of
Embalming Fluid on
the Lungs.

Tho hearing on the motion OF Albert
r. Patrick FOR a now trial on the charge
Of having murdered millionaire VIII
IAN Marsh Rice. was resumed to-day
before Recorder Con. in Part H.. OF the
Court OF General Sessions. District-At-
torney Jerome appeared FOR the people
while Patrick's interests were looked az
ter by his counsel. former Judge Oh
colt
The session to-day was aiken up with
the giving OF medical testimony on the
part Of ,he people, In the effort TO sho"
that the. cmbaimlng hu.l Injected Into
| Rico's body after dettA was not re-
| spons.ble for tho hleached condition o.
Tie lungs. as mas been commended BY tne
defense. but that deata Was caused by
cnlorolorm as the prosecution has al
along conteldsd.
John 5. Potter. tie undertaken who
embalmed the body % the lead milliou-
are. in answer to Questions OF MIR. OIL
cyt,. testified that ne had used less than
a pint OF yhe fuld through the brachial
artery and less tA.tn t"u quarts % tae
aud 90 cmbalm tae entire oody.
Prof. Witthaus Called to Testify.
PROT. Witthdus. tne chemist y o
u...ie the analysis 90 me o-gaus VI.
Iuce at The time o. Pa-ricks arrest.
was called Witthaus was given the
lungs 81 Rice 20 make an examination
o. tAe.n and IA some manner they got
What did YOU do with those lungs?"
Mr.. OicO I asked to-day.
LIT them with the body replied the
witness
WAY didn't you preserve them?'
Il didn't want them. replied the pro-
fessor. When ] gut the body he lungs
were not bleaclled- They We're extremely
red and the rest Of the body was wy
pale.
TIE next witness was DR.. Robert Cole
man Kemp. who had mide experiments
on eight bodies and mo hearts b tle
use OF embalmlng trid The experiment.
were made on bodies taken from the
MJrsus He had used Il ~biue-colorcl
embalming tuid. and had been assisted
by Or Hamilton williams. a former
coro0er's uhvhic;ln.
Result of Experiments.
The witness said the nearest approach
70 the case ~ Rice was that o. a
Young a who was thirty years old
tNlcc was c.rhty-tour) whose body was
rnbalmed eight days after death H
efntalming the body as was used IN the
case OF Rice. and tha, the tests showed
j. WAS impossible 20 get into the lungs
any OF the ,.Inhalming fluid. except a
small portion which had soake
through Or. Kemp said IN one IN.
stance he had used seven quarts Of The
flutd and only after cNtreme force had
been used wns Ne able TO get any OF {,
INTO .he lungs.
The evening world., 1906-05-21
U DEAD BABY IN
A PILE OF RUBBISH.
Infant Had Been Beheaded and
Body Wrapped UP in Bundle
with Coarse Paper.

While playing on the river 'front.' ~
me foot OF West Thirteenth street TO-
day. While stovel. OF No. AIS West
Fourteenth street. spied a human arm
sticking out from n pile Of rubbish
dumped between the shore and the sea
wall the Dock Department is construct
ing at this point.
The boy called Policeman Eoerly, who
,o,,nd me arm belonged to \ male child.
nosslhly n month old. The head had
been severed and the body carefully
wrapped in coarse paper and tied with
stout twtnc.
The evening world., 1906-05-21
TORN FROM BRIDE
BY INSTALMENT MAN
Hustled to Police
Station, While the Wedding
Festivities Progressed.

There I was awaiting at the hall,
Wond'rlr II this wedding might have
been a stall.
Couldn't and the missing groom at all.
Lord. 'ow II did upset me!
B-ye-and-bye We Gent around a scout
To solrch Ludwig OUT. Then TO Danish
doubt
He wrote They won't let me come
today.
1nstalment man wont let me-"
This is tho sad song. slightly adapted
,nat wls sun to-day IN Yorkville Court
ubcn MAGISTRATE Steinort listened TO the
story OF ,ne temporarily deserted bride
the detained bridegroom the Jealous
rival and the all-powerfui instalment
man. here is tae cast Of characters.
THE BfIDEGNOOM-Lud~is 1aAt!n,
SKY. twenty eight years old. No. -il
THE BRIDE-Katie Yalnska. eighteen
years old, No. 10 First siLseL-
TIE KlNAL~"Mary. N the BACK
TTHhE 1NsrALNIENr NAN Isaac
DrasAy. No. is ks-N street
tPoace. East S.ders and Magistrate
Stelnert)
The Curtain Rises.
The curtain rises In new stanton
Hall. NJ. $50 SuintoI street, yesterday
afternoon on tho welding reception
festivities vi Ludwls and hAce, mo
have within the hour been made one
at tAc seventh Street Polish CathoAl
Churcn. Tne bride wears Jewels that
might make the Gachwar oi Biroda
jealous. but there are no instalment
men In Baroda. joy is more OF less
u%ncoufined. and there are sounds OF
bringing Up the FIRST keg.
Enter on this gala scene a messenger
who tells Ludwig there is a a OUT
side who would like a word with aim.
Quick change to outside with Lud MIG
waking along win the dark stranger
innate friend wishes TO meet him al
First avenue. Dark change to tho ~
terror o, the Firth street station.
Sergeant. arrest that man ,.
Win these word the range puhS
on Ms whiskcrs and reveals himself AS
Draskv. the .nstalneuf man. sad vio-
I'm music while Drasky tells the ser
scant ;a5t on March n Ludwig OBJ
~plan-and had since failed 70 nay OF
return aid gems, Ludwig adni taai
hc got the sp1rklers. but insists he Oh
I tainrd ;hcm from another agent OF TIE
nstalmeut company than Drasky and
tina. he paid for them.
Revenge Of the Rival.
This is M1ry's work she tipped yot
I OF N.NutNHFA TIE LEAafEIN'l4A w Ht
hour II seems Mary formerly occupied
the place IN Ludwig affections thu
Matte usurpcG Barren Island hath nc
fury k . woman's corns.' The ser
r.auf docs his duty. and the cell doo'
clangs behind the unhappy bridegroom
The little bride became alarmed
when she found her new-made husband
had disappeorsd After Two hours sh'
was n tears. and David Stems man.
I around the cast side for the husband
When they located him the good OF
manager employed Lawyer Ho7var,
Stlclhcrg. who went 20 Magistrate
Barlow's home ard had Jnshlnsky ="
leased on si,000 bail Ludwig hurrie'
I back TO the han 10 make up for th'
fours lost.
To-day in Yorkyille Court Magistrat'
ST inert decided that there was no cas-
ttter he had heard the sad story; III
man In the case was not In evidence
but tho pretty young bride was an
her evc- beamed with JOY Ms she an'
her husband LEFT cour. to start on
honeymoon 10 Hohokcn and other Con
tneutal capitals.
The evening world., 1906-05-21
IRISHMEN DEN0UNCE
PROPOSED EXHIBITION.
Don't Want an international Dis
play Which Has Been Ar
RANGED for 1908.

DUBLIN. May 2l.-secretary o'Daly,
OF the Gaelic League, to-day mad the
following statement 10 the Associated
ross;
The executive Committee Of the
Gaelic League re%pudiates the statemen'
circulated in the American press that
the league intends taking part In the
proposed international exhibition OF lse'
In London and reiterates its former
resolutions condemnlng the proposed in
ternational exhibition az Injurious &c
Irish Industrial development"
Tho United Irish-Amcrican Socletics
OF New York at its last meeting de
nounced the proposed international ex-
position and favored 4 national one.
The evening world., 1906-05-21

No,hlne ., qliesiy c,m7sls a good i'm
p-f~st1l ts O good r1rpHrvan
The evening world., 1906-05-21
APPRovss "RIPPERo Bills.

ALBANY May l.-Gov. Higsins to-
day announced that De had approved
tho two so-callcd Ogdensburs "rlpoer
bills" OF Senator Maiby. which change
the charter elections in that city from
the s2rinG until the time OF tho general
election 10 the fan. The Governor nlei
a memorandum with the bills.
The evening world., 1906-05-21
KICK In STOMACH
MAY CAUSE DEATH.
Injured Man in Hospital and AsSail.
ant Locked UP After a
Hard Chase.

avenue this morning Abraham Rubel.
OF No. &c Suffolk street. was kicked In
the abdomu by Jacob Rhcinish, OF No.
81 Eldridge street.
The injured man was taken to ]. Hood
Wright Hospital. where It is said he
may die. The police caught his assail-
ant after a chase OF several blocks.
The evening world., 1906-05-21
Dn.ine.> Grnduntc n Suicide,

BINGHAMTON. May Il Laveruc
Mowry, ta.rty-two. committed suicide
by shooting, At his ZONE near oxford.
yesterday. He was graduated re-
Gently from a Binghlfnton business
school No cause can be ascrlbei for
the suicide.