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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14
Cloak Room Specials
for BARGAIN Friday

Special display of ladies' long
kimonos, in silk crepes, fancy
imported garments and double
fleeced German flannels, special
for Friday, we will sell long
kimonOs, sattn-faced, yoke eff
feet, very full, all oolors, in Per-
sian patterns, regular $3.50 quail
lIy ....... 10
Ladies fleeced sacques and
kimonos, fitted and box back,
some faced with plain material,
others trimmed in wash en-
broideriey, floral and figured de-
signs, sold up to 75c, Friday
at ''..'.' 49,. 39c
Children's School Tams, in red,
navy blue, white and brown, reg
ular price CSC, special Friday
J.. at ''''-.'.'-'..........', 35c
l~Vt'"~S"Nt Observation-Disclosures
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14
Remnants of Colored
Dress Goods

Too many Remnants i'm stock.
Must be sold at once. A good
chance to secure n Skirt, Jacket
or Waist Pattern at a fraction of
manufacturers prices.
LOT 1.
Skirth and jacket lengths of
broadcloths, meltons, tailor suit
ings, fancy cheviots, panamas,
fancy mOhairs, Scotch mixtures
and serges, blacks and colors,
worth from $500 to $2.5O yard,
Friday only, yard. ...... 4SC
LOT 2.
Skirt and waist lengths of Chiffon
Taffetas, batistes, nuns yelling,
surah and imperial serges, Hen
riettas, Venetian cloths, mixed
slitings and mohairs, worth 75c,
S5c and $500. yard, Friday only,
YARD ........ ,.........., Zoe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14
Toy Department

MECHANICAL INAINo' :"
A mechanical train, with engine,
Goa car ard two coaches, six
pieces of track, regular $1.25
value, on sale Friday, COM .
plete ............. .95c
Toy Trunks-Wooden, nice bright
colors, 8 inches long, each 10c
Magic Lanterns-S4.95 down
TO '' &c OOC
Extra slides for lanterns, all sizes.
Red toy tables, 16 inches lois.
each ..............25 c
Passepartout pictures, size 5Xt,
large variety of pictures and
notices, at, each. ........ LOG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14
st. Paul Brokers suEUend

81. Paul Brokers Suspend.
ST. PAUL, Dec 12-The Cummings Com
mission company, one OF the largest brok-
erage houses I'm ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
suspended business today. Failing on in
business is given as the cause.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14
PHONE 98l DOUGLAS

Infants and Children's Astrathan
Coats, in Buster Brown style,
high storm collar, patent leather
belts, extra full and long, all
sizes, regular $3.50 value, Fri
day at. S3,95
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14
Linen Department
Main Floor

A mixed lot of towels, some IL "a
and 15c values, including bucks
and crepes, hemstitched, hemmed
and fringed, all in one lot for
bargain Friday, at, each SC
An all-linen brown crash toweling,
good width, heavy and absorb
emit, worth fully one-third more,
at, yard, Friday. ..........7c
A large size fringed table cloth,
made Of Union linen, pretty red
borders, at less than cost of pro-
duction, at, each. .SSc
A mummy cloth hemstitched
dresser scarf, strictly pure linen
of German manufacture, worth
at least soc, each. ..,.... 29C
Our great money saving Base
ment, with its scores and scores of
magnificent Bargains, resembles a
huge Christmas tree loaded down
with values that are almost a gift.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14
In China Department

Austrian China Dinner Sets-lOO7f
piece Austrian china dinner sets,t
with neat pink or blue decora7i
ton, nice thin china, per 4
set ..............,. ,. SLABS
lOO-piece sets Of Hamer Laugh
Inns best dinner ware, decoratedS
IN gold, per set. -, 1895
.,. .. ni.CS--Gas nantes, with
cap and double wire support,
good heavy weave, worth zoe,
b. each ..............,....1Oc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14
CROWDSATTENDMASS

CONTINUED from First PaEe3
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14
Friday Bargains in
Housefurnishing
Department

Wire coat and cloak hangers, So.
, each ............. ,.......,.. &c
Mrs. Van Deusen's cake pans, all
styles (only correct pans to
bake cake I'M, 25c value, at,
each .........,..... l5c
Nickel-plated cuspidors, each 25c.
Grey enameled tea kettles, regular
family size, fit No stove, worth
75C, each .............4 9C
Carving sets, three pieces-knife,
fork and sharpening steel--in
satin-lined box, per set. $2.75
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14

The nomination Of b. II. BarroWs TO sue
coed himself a. surveyor Of customs at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-14

Mail ord ers
are given the
right of way.
Every order fill
ed as soon IS re-
ceived.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.

ELBLAG. Ma pomysl wpa-
dli dziedzic Konrad Quednau
z Ostorwai jego Inspector
Czy bilski. Gdy ma1zonko-
vie Engertowie, kt6rych
Quednau zatrudnia}, ~wzbra-
Mali sic opuSc;c dobrowolnie
pomieszkanie 20 wypowie-
dzeniu i'm stanowiska wyjaf
Quednau i'm drzwi i okna re
zawias. Biedacy, ponieWaz i'm
z obydw6ch stron "a 5ardzo
W nocy wia}o, musieli W koh'
Gu w~yprowadzjc sic ale sic
pomscili W ten spos6b re pa:
ma dziecica j jego urzedn;ka
zaskar2yli. Sad skaza1 pier
.wszego ma $50, drugiego ma
Is IN. kary, ma ponownym ter
mimic znizono jednak kare
ma 100, wzglednie 10 ma
rex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
exkursyjne do jez;o~
ra Washington, (St. p ter,
Eagle, Kasota)

z W,nony W piatki i soboty do Ia
sota pc $4:l0 do St.. Peter pc
81. Is do Eagle Lake pc 1918 "a
tykiet zwrotny, wszystkie z ogranl-
czeniem do powrotu az 10 nastep'
nego wtorku do Kasota pc St.
Sc SIS do St Peter pc $6.65 do
Eagle Lake pc So. 90 "a tykie,
zwrotny dziennie, z okresem czasu
do p~owrotu~w przeciagu trzydzie-
stu dni. Kow;enie czarnYch okun'
i szczupaki jest specyaInie dobrem
W tym pieknym jeziorze, a us}uga
ola rybak6w z obfit aliczba czo}en
j. t. d. 8, goto~e. Modne hotele j
inue przy]emno6ci wzd}uz j%eziora
z parowym statkiem dope}nia
przyjemnokci Pc bllzsze informa.
oye zg}osic sig do agent6w kolei
Chica.2 20 & North w estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11

Wakacyjna il.
7ba karna W Toruniu skaza}a
.~czeIadnika ciesielskiego Jana
Mondzielewskiego ma 3 lata
i try dni domu karnego "a
zbrodnia przeciw maralnosci.
pope}niana ma cwej p%ieciolet-
niej wnuczce i "a odgrazanie
sic zobiciem zonie, kt6ra go
zdradzi}a. :
Posiedziciel m}yna r. otrzy-
mai pred kilku dniami list
W kt6rym znajdowa}o sic bez
wszelkiego dopisku $780, mr.
" znaczkach p~ocztowych.
Oddawca listu skrad} widocz-
ME z mlyna W tel Genie make
a gdy sumienie 20 ruszyio,
odes}al warto6e poszkodowa:
MENU. l.. i ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
EXTRA! EXTRA!

Wynaleziony zosta} nowy sztucz-
ny wegiel, lepszy cd kamiennego.
Wegiel ten moze robic kazdy cz}o
wick, recznie, bez maszyn,. a tona
tego wegla kosztowaG GIG bedzie
tylko .DOLARA Z CENTAMl
Poniewaz materya}u ma ten wegiel
wszedzie jest dosyc, ME przep}acaj
"a opal, lecz pisz zaraz do wynalazcy
i przyslij.45c W ~znaczkach poczto-
wychn ma p~rzesy}ke pr6by i kort spon.
dencye, a w~ynalazca "a ma}ym wy
nagrodzeniem, nauczy GIG, jak mo-
zesz robic ten TAM, a znakomity
wegiel. Ma zadanie, moge przys}ac
zaswiadczenia cd tych ludzi, co
nauke juz nabyli i tylFo "a nia
dziekuja.
Adresowac prosze:
HON ARTIFICIAL FUEL PATENTEE =
office.-l323 w. EIine Str.
South Bend Ind. Cox W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11

OSTROWEK, WieS rycers'
ka, W %powiecie wyrzyskim
1900 m6rg z%nakomitej ziemi
2 okaza}em dworem W obszer'
nym parku pieknemi budyn:
kami z cegelnia sp6}kowa go
rzelnia it'd, cd niepamiet-
nvch czas6w W rekach ME
mieckich a mianowic1e rodzi-
ny Kloevekorn, przesz}a mo-
ca kupna ma w}asnosc Domu
Bankowego Drweski i Lam
gner (Marcin b. W Pozna~
niu a nastepnie cd reki W po-
siadanie ~obywatela p. Fradzy-
6skiego z skarpy pod Sepol~
mem kt6ry nabyl majatek
ten ola syna sWegO pana 1u-
cyana. ...~.. I'll
Jest to juz drugi majatek
"a przyczynieniem sic p. P1a-
dzy6skiego wydobyto z rak
nienieckich. Ostr6wek kt6ry
przezwano najpierw ,,Schoens
weiher" ley sliczne W po6-
rod kr6lewskich las6w i oto-
czony jest, nieomal z wszyst-
kich stron przez kr6l. dome.
ny i kolonizacya. Obecnie
rozpoczeto budowe novel $40
cy prowadzacej tut przy
podw6rzu Ostr6wka a dalej
kolei zelaznej 2 dworcem W
+Ostr6wku. III =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
z POD MOSKALA.

WARSZAWA. Rozbestwio-
ne zo1dactwo moskiewskie
podjudzane przez wyzszych
oficer6w kt6rzy ME skapia
i'm wodku, byle utrzymac zy-
czliwosc ola carskich kreatur
gdzie sic zdarzy sposobnost
okazania zwierzeczosci tam
zawsze do czyn6w pohopne.
Otto przyk}ad; Stolarz zyd
Mordko Der Joelson, ojciec
ma}ych dziatek dozna} zmart-
vienna DO przez So godzin ME
mia1y one ami jadfa ami ma
poju. Zrozpaczony ojcie ryzy-
kuje zycie z kubfem udaje
sic pod gradem ku1 pc wo-
de ma drugi. koniec ulicy. z
%tryumfem wnosi wode do
bramy swego domu. Atoli tn
zo}nierze kazali mu ia wylac
i jedena6cie razy chodzic "a
kare W to samo miejsce z
kublem do studni - poczem
20 zalaniu ca}ego podw6rza
kobei rozbito. A dzieci p}aka-
ly z pragniena. - Bardzo traf-
nym jest niedawno W ,,Ognis-
ku Domowem" padany wier-
szyk o stupajce moskiewskim:
,,Bija tuba, nakszta}t furyi 90
tn odwazni! 80 a W Manczu-
ryi?"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
T>kiety exkursyjne DO jeziora
Shetek, Tracy (Minu.)

sp' zedawane- beda przez kolej North
Westrn pc znizonych ratach przez
scion latowy z Winony W piatki
/ soboty pc 81 IS "a tykiet zwrot-
ny z okreseu, do powrotu W prze-
ciagu trzydzlestu dni. Jezioro Sze-
tex jest pieknem latowem l ]~esien-
nem mlel-cem wycieczek, gdz1e maj
lepsze }owlenie ryb i polowanie
MONA znal ,sc; kuropatew, beka~
SOW. kaczek i sesi jest bardzo vile.
lie. Dobry hotel i przys}uga sts~
Jenna 20 bardzo unlarkowaoych
ratach Nastepujace i%eziora MONA
z~'edzic z tego miejsca. Current
Lake, Lake Siegel, Lake Fremont,
Lake Sarach, Bear Lake, Long
Lake, Buffalo Lake, Iron Lake,
Beauty Lake, Willow Lake, Lake
Isabella Clear Lake
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
ZatruCie krWi

Jest rezultatem zastarza}ego zatwar
dzenia, ktore zostanie predko wy
leczone przez uzywanie ORA King'a
New Life pigu}ek. One usuwajq
wszelkie trujace zarodki z systemu
i nasaczaja MOVE zycie i energie;
leczy sfaby zo}adek, mdfosci, Dol
g}owy, odurzenie i kolki bez b6Iu j
niewygody. Csc. Gwarantowsne
przez ". J. Kowalewskiego, apte-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
z GALICYl..

KRAKOW. z ~prowincyi
galicyjskiej 90. Kapucyn6w
udali sic ma misye do dyece-
zyi kieleckiej: O. Augustyn,
prowincya}, O. Alfons z So
dziszowa; zs Krakowa za6 0.
Konstanty, gwardyan, i O.
Czes}aw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
q POZNANS']KIEGO.

Op6r ze strony dzieci polls
kich prey nauce udzielania
religii W jezyku niemieckim
W szko1ach Ksiestwa Pozna1-
skiego coraz to szersze przy-
biera rozmiary. Nauczyciele
w1adze szk6lne r6znorodnych
uzywaja srodk6w azeby die
ci polskie przekonac ze zle
postepuja ME chcac uczyc sic
re]igii W jezyku niemieckim,
.lub tez by Emusic je do tel
nauki i przyjmowania ME-
mieckich katechizm6w. Wszel-
kie jednakze srodki i sro-
deczki mic ME %pomagaja, gdyz
dzieci nasze So nizugiete W
swych p~ostanowieniach i lad
nych kar sic ME (ekaja.
Gnieznie6ski ,,Lech" zn6w
donosi O pewnym przypadku
jak to nauciciele pruscy wpa-
jaja dzieciom niemiecka kul-
ture. Cto co pisze. w Szczy-
tnikach ~czerniejewskich u
cze6 Jan Gadzinski mia} bye.
skarcony "a oddanie niemiec-
kiego katechizmu. Nauczyciel
Sell, dawniej W Niechanowie
obecnie W Szczytnikach czer-
~nie]ewskich skarci} go 20 z.
~, jak ch}opiec twierdzi i
pewien lekarz tutejszy POI
twierdzi}, szesciu razami trz-
Gina poczem J6zef Siemian-
kowski z Kosowa ma rozkaz
nauczyciela trzyma} Jasia
Gadzi6skiego jedna reka a
druga przytrzyma} spodzien-
XII karconego. Rejencya "a
brOni1a 90 smutnvch WVpad-
kach wrzesi6skich karcenia
"a bierny op6r, stawiany przez
dzieci podczas nauki religii.
Byloby ma czasie ably rejen-
eva teraz p~rzypomnia}a pre-
pis ten swym podw}adnym
izbY ME poszed} W zapomnie-
ME. w kazdym razie rodzice
ME NIGGA pozwalac ma to ably
dzieci ich uzywano do trzy-
mania wsp6luczni6w podczas
karcenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11

ma]atek
sw6j po}ozony W pow1ecle
lubawskim, zamierza podob~
no D. Roman Dzia}owski,
sprzedac kolonizacyi. Taxa
pog}oska krazy jak pisza do
,,Dzien. Pozn.", W okolicy.
Podobno tez juz jacys piano.
vie z Poznania majatek ten
ogladal'. Ably uchronic
sic cd potepienia re strony
prasy polskiej, mialby p. DE-.
sprzedac Hermanowo osobie
~prywatnej kt6ra nastepnie
dala5y przew}aszczenie komi-
syi acknowledgement. Karespon-
dent ,,Dziennika" .dodaje u
wage, il znajac p. DE-. jake
szczerego Polaka, ma razie te
wiadomosci uwierzyc trudno.
- 1 my wyrazamy nadzieje,
il p. Dzia}owski kt6ry ucie-
szy} spo}ecze6stwe polskie ma
byciem Jaguszewic pod Jab}o-
nowem ME zrani go smier~
telnie przez sprzedaza HERNIA
nova. Najlepiej by tsz by}o,
gdyby sam stanowczo tej po-
g}osce zaprzeczy1!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11

godnose narodoWa alaczacycehl
Esie tymllfiiyskEtt6rzy l has gneb1a
/ przesladaia. Czasss5najwyzsszsyy
abysmy Wszysoy naresz,cc se
zrozumiel 70 czy Njemmiie e'e
tczy zyd, wrogo wobec mas ga
usposobieni i re sw6j ze swo-
i'm to haslo nasze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11

~DZlERZAzNO. Odby} sic
tn pred niedawnym czasem
Stub polski, ma kt6ry zapro-
gzono r6wniez pewnego lydia z
Gniewu. To bylo chyba re
cza zupelnie zbytecza. Mes
tety DUO many jeszcze Po-
lak6w ME dbajasyeh Q swa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11

GDANSX. w zesz1y wto-
rex rozwiaza{ komisarz Maui
rach zeb1anie Towarzystwa
,,Jednosc". Me podoba} mu
sic wyk}ad prezesa p. cay
zewskiego o rozwoju naszego
zycia polskjego pod zaborem
pruskim, a m%ianowicie O
,,kulturkamfie". Zakazaf tel
movie O mecze1stwie dziatwy
polskiej W szko}ach. - Coraz
to. lepiej! i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11

skiem przemytnicyn
1robotniku Urznei M gEoWe
i wyrwalIezyk kt6rypotem
,w}ozyi mu do reku. Niesz-
czesliwiece terminal przemllyt-
nik6w zdradzic vice e to,
zabili ~goiawyrwyi mu jezyk.
Pc mordercach ME ma sla-
.du. 5
= w Katowicach toczy} sic
swiezo process przeciwko wy
chodzacemuI TAME ,,Polakowi,
Oskarzenie zarzuca}o mu WY
y wanie do boikotu lecz sad ma
podstawie %wywod6w adwoka-
ia p. Adamczewskiego wydaE
wyrok uwalniajacy koszta
na}ozy1 kasie pahstwowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
Bardzo niskie raty do Buffa
H., N, Y. .,1.'

Koleja North-W estern: Tykiety
exkursyjne sprzedawane beda cd
ID do IL P~azdziernika, w}acznie, z
powodu miedzynarodowej chrzes-
ciahskiej konwencyi. Zg}osi6 sig do
agent6w koleji Chicago & North=
" estern. ...,..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
Bardzo ,niskle raty do Allan.
ia, Ga. ~.

Koleja North-W Western. Tykiety
exkursyjne sprzedawane beda 8 J
9 Pazdziernika 2 uwyglednionym
okresem, czasu spowrotu, z powodu
powrotu Georgian. Zglosic sic do
agent6w kolei Chicago q North :
Western '-#
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-03
JULY COOLER THAN AVERAGE
Month Just Passed showed Mean Tenn
perature of Seventy-Three, Max
imam Being Ninety.

The meteorological summary for the
month of July, as shown by the records of
the weather bureau for the Omaha station
indicates mean temperature for the
month of seventy-three degrees. as against
a mean average temperature for the last
thirty-six years of seventy-six degrees, or
three degrees deficiency. The highest tenn
perature recorded during the month was
ninety degrees on the 2th and the lowest
fftyLseven degrees on the 18th.
The total rainfall during the month was
2.S5 inches. The greatest precipitation in
twenty-four hours was .SS on the 18th.
The average precipitation for the month Of
July during the last thirty-six years is L48
inches. The heaviest rainfall recorded dur
ing any July was 1875 inches in July, 1884,
and the least 81 in July, 1894. The de-
ficiency of rainfall during the month as
compared with the thirty-six years is LOS
inches
The prevailing direction of the wind dur
ing the month was southeast. with an
average hourly velocity of 81 and a maxi
mum velocity of thirty-one miles per hour
for FIVE minutes on the 18th, when the wind
came from the north. Number OF clear
days during the MONTH twelve; partly
cloudy, thirteen; cloudy six; on which
more than .Ol of an inch of rain fell, nine.
Thunder storms prevailed on the /, 4, u,
16, 49, %, %, q and 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-03
DEGARMo DESERTS Two WIVES
Now IN jail at beaver City on Charge
of HiHamy.

BEAVER CITY. Neb., Aug. 2.-(special
Telegram )-walter Degarmo is in the
county jail charged with wife desertion.
Degarmo was married in July to Miss Luz
ella Thompson, a prominent young woman
Of Wilsonville. 1t was a double wedding
In more ways than one. The license was
issued in Furnas county. but the couple
went across the line in Red Willow county,
where the ceremony was performed. After
wards the county judge informed Degarmo
that the marriage was not valid and a sec
ond ceremony was solemnized in Furnas
county. In a week after the marriage De-
garmo disappeared and was captured a
day or two ago in Red Willow county. he
was detained upon a charge Of wife de-
sertion but evidence has been obtained
that he has a wife in Carthage, Ill, and
today in county court. in the presence Of
the girl that he had wronged, he confessed
that he had a previous wife and had not
been divorced.
He will be held on a charge of bigamy.
Miss Thompson, whom he imposed upon, is
highly esteemed. II developed that he not
only ingratiated himself into her affections,
but that he also secured considerable
amount of money from her.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-03
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Contract for Telephone Service for
North Platte Irrigation
Works.
(From a STAFF Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Aug. Especial Tele-
gram)-The secretary of the interior, has
approved the contract with the Platte
Valley Telephone company, of Scots Bluff,
Neb.. to furnish telephone service in con-
nection with the North Platte irrigation
project, in Nebraska and wyoming. I'm
limited service will be furnished until July
1. 1909, for $40 per month, and additional
instruments will be installed and paid for
at the rate of $500 per month, II desired
The business of the reclaming service shall
take precedence over the lines when pos
sibe but not to the extent of interfering
with the use of it's toll lines for toll bust
ness, but between hours Of and p. m,
of each day, the business of the reclamat-
ion service shall have right of way over
all lines. .-,.,,, ...
The acting secretary of the interior has
ordered a temporary withdrawal of ninety
three townships of unoccupied land in wy
oming, so that 1t may be examined by the
geological survey to ascertain it's character.
The lands withdrawn consist of twenty-five
townships in the Evanston land district,
thirty-four in Lander. twelve in Cheyenne,
seven in Douglas and fifteen in the Sun
dance district amounting to $1,000 acres.
E. A. Baugh and wife and DR.. F. Simeon
and wife, of Oakland, Neb,, are in Wash
ington after a months sightseeing in the
east. They will remain in this city several
days.
The Farmers National band, OF Madison,
Neb., has been authorized to begin bust
ness with $4,000 capital. Thomas O'shea.
president; Oliver S. Christian, vice presi-
dent; and John Tulley, cashier.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-03
Contempt Case mt Beatrice.

BEATRICE Neb., Aug. 2-(speciaD-In
the district court yesterday County Attor-
ney Killen filed complaints against Mr.. and
Mrs Seth Terry and their son, Memo w.
Terry, charging them with contempt of
court. The papers were served by Sheriff
Trude at the home Of the Terry's near
Pickren and they were cited to appear
before Judge Kelllgar, Thursday, August
O. The arrest of the Terrys is the out
growth of the long-dTawn-out case over
the custody OF the two children of their
son-in-law, ]. Alfred Johnson, of Villisca,
Ia Some time ago Judge Kelligar placed
the older of the two children in the Gus
tody of its grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth Terry, and gave the other to its
father, thus separating the children who
were at that time living with their grand
parents. Recently the younger child was
brought into court and given to Mrs. De-
voire of Omaha, a sister of Mr.. johnson,
who came here after IL. She had boarded
the train and was about to leave the city
when Mr.. and Mrs Terry again secured
the custody of the child by habeas corpus
proceedings. The case was called in the
county court and continued to August q.
The action of the Terrys in violating the
order of the court by again coming In
possession Of the child is the cause for
their being held in contempt by Judge KEEL
ligar,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-03
Big Crowd Mt Assembly.

The principal address before the Epworth
assembly today was delivered by Rev l.. A.
Banks, OF Denver, the crowd hearing him
numbering over 5000. The Epworth spariI-
ment was addressed by Rev. D. X. TyndaIl.
Tonight the jubilee singers entertained the
crowd which was lessened by reason OF
the rain this afternoon The women's
Home Missionary society held forth this
afternoon. Miss Nellie Snider, national or
ganizer. delivered the principal address on
Methods OF Work" This society elected
the following officers: President, Mrs. S.
T.. Miller, University Place; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Thomas Darnell, University
Place; second vice president, Mrs. Lyria
Andwers Table Rock; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Leslie Stevens University Place;
recording secretary, Mrs. c. NJ Shepherd,
Pawnee City; treasurer. Mrs. ]. S. States,
Lincoln; assistant treasurer, Mrs. c. w.
Reiger, Lincoln; conference organizer Mrs.
Nellie Richardson; mite box seer etary, Mrs.
Holmes. Table Rock; mission supplies.
secretary, Mrs. ]. F. Piper. Lincoln; young
peoples work, secretary, Mrs. G. II. Dan
forth. Lincoln children's work, secretary,
Mrs. A. T. Searle, Lincoln; literature secre-
tary. Mrs. John Vance Wymore; systematic
benefcence secretary, Mrs. Eva Parker
Geneva; reading circle secretary, Mrs. Clara
J. L. Clafiin, University Place. Lydia X. An.
drews, of Table Rock; was elected dele
gate TO the national executive board meet
ing to be held in this city in October, al
which time delegates will be present from
every part OF the country. Mrs. w. b
Alexander, OF York. was elected alternate
BerEe Issues Ultimatum.
George w. Berge, populist candidate fol
governor, before the democratic state con
vention today issued ultlmatum tina
Lancaster county must instruct for him
and, II is reported, he also said Dr. p. L
Hall and Mayor Brown could not go a.
delegates to the state convention unless in
structed for him. The ultimatum ha
started the fight in this county and It viii
be hit one.
Mayo- Brown said; II am opposed q
INSTRUCTIONS w. Hs~Thompson is candi
date and so is Mr. ,shallenberger, and DR.