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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS
once, b.
MINoR MENTION.


w. G. Yeaman. who attempted TO secure
a loan Of $40 by working the rush act on
Chef Clerk Parks Of the Grand hotel
IN irsdsy night, has been released from
the city Jail and his phoney watch returned
TO him.
II you need a new broom come and see
the hendee wire sweepers Rug sweepers
Afo; hoor brush, Sl00; warehouse brush,
81. "; street broom, 10 cents Complete line,
come and see. Paddock Handschy Hard
ware company.
DO not overlook that van Brunt" carries
fine, high grade line OF harness especially
made Tor this trace. Anyone buying
an Brunt' vehicle will be entitled to
SPECIAL proposition on set Of harness.
Iavestigate this.
On oruers from Judge Wheeler district
cou twas ADJOURNED yesterday for another
Mee". The judge and Attorney l. n.
FhCknBer are enjoying a hshing trip at
jefferson Lake, MINI, and find the sport
tJ0 sOJu 10 return for another week.
IEe following extracts will De served this
Weeh ht our soda fountain: Carmacia Kiss,
D1ap.e Leat Oanteioupe Sundaes Hartford
vndde, -.uraschinO Punch, HorliCks Egg
"a, spnate. AIap,e Nog Clark Drug CO.
Cheap fruit jars are high priced this sea-
son Way not buy good ones at very
tOp, patent self-sealing fruit Jars. Pints
- per Uozen; quarts, Sl!0 Also extra heavy
ruDbcrs, ia top jelly glasses and root beer
bottles W. A. Maurer
CJ4.LiJuUre marry Il. Haas Of the Council
Biuus towlns association and George S.
- libut ltil ldSt lhbnl LOT ~. JbSepu "
witncss tic closing faces between the local
OO.t Pottawattamie, and the St Joseph
sucit, sylvia. Iney confidently expect to
JIns tnv cup back with them.
Councilman Wallace, chairman OF the
speCtAt waterwOrKs committee, has not
been ADVISED yet as to when W. Kierstedt,
tie n UiaIuc engineer from Kansas city,
win De neie to Uegin work on computing
,Ae Ya.Ic u tile present water plant and
tOrnins an estimate Of the cost OF a new
v..s.
chef Of Police Richmond was advised
yUSLe. day tnHt Is was the intention of
Onla.ia sports to bring off a prize fight at
Cut-OL touay. Major Richmond stated
taat undt. no circumstances would he per-
NIT the night to take place, even If he had
to 0eLail the entire Council Bluffs police
IOrCo to pievcnl Il. a detail Of officers
viii be sent to CORTLAND Beach to prevent
ttc. Esnt.
Tho resort conducted by a woman named
M.LCr in TIE fiat building adjoining the
pOstOllice, on Roadway was closed yester-
Gay by the police. Complaint was made
that the place mad become the resort for
a number Of undesirable male characters
one OF whom become involved In fight
on btoaCway Friday night but escaped
from the officers by Jumping from a rear
outside stairway at the Miller resort.
Here we are at the end OF the season
and for the text thirty days L will make
tine clothes regardless of cost | have q
very fine line oil Scotch suitlngs, both light
Gnd nedvy weights, from $50 to $i5, thai
will go at so. Your choice of all In tn,
store black thlbets, undress worsteds
back and blue serges gray worsterds, viii
at SO. II you want to save $40 on a sui
or overcoat drop in and see Hicks. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed with every thing
l.. s. Hicks.
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Train blocks CrossinE.

Complaint was made to Chief OF Police
Richmond yesterday that Friday evening
during the heavy travel from Omaha about
o'clock a Northwestern freight train
blocked the crossing on Broadway for
twelve minutes. The blocking OF the cross
ing punched" four cars returning from
Omaha with passengers who were anxious
to reach home after their days work
Several OF the passengers on the delayed
motors have offered TO appear in court
against the railroad providing the city au-
thorlties will prosecute.
About a month ago similar complaints
arising from the blocking OF the Broad
way crossing caused the city council to
take the matter up with the ofncials OF
the railroad company. and at that time
the latter promised that there would be
no further cause for complaint The city
ordinances prohibit the blocking of a street
crossing by railroad trains in excess OF ave
minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

The musical festival which preceded the
recent State Sabbath School association was
not a success from financial standpoint.
The committees in charge, after casting up
their accounts. ind they are about 500 on
the debit side OF the ledger. It is likely
the Commercial club will be asked TO as
sist in squaring up the accounts as II
backed the local committees in securing
the convention for this city and agreed IL
a. said. TO stand by them in financial way.
While the musical festival as given at
the Broadway Methodist church was a COM
piete success from a musical standpoint, II
failed TO fulhll the purpose sought The
projectors OF the festival planned that the
biR chorus choir which was a feature OF
the excellent program offered at the Broad
way church. was 10 be likewise striking
feature OF the convention, and DR.. Towne
OF Chicago was specially secured to take
charge OF A. For some reason or other
never explained the members Of the chorus
with the exception Of a few, failed to put
An an appearance AZ any Of the sessions or
the convention and in consequences the pro-
oossd musical feature OF the gathering was
a pronounced disappointment and failure
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ThnAa stnrnn Rnhhad.

The stores Of II. r Southland, Nels John
son and Nels Christofferson, all OF which
are located on Sixteenth avenue. between
Sixth and Eighth street, were broken into
and robbed some time between midnight
OF Friday and 5 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. From each store a quantity OF to-
bacco, candy. fireworks and smaller arti-
Giles of minor value were stolen. The rob-
berries are believed by the police to have
been committed by gang OF young hood
lums who live in that vicinity.
Detectives Weir and Callaghan, who were
detailed on the case, discovered most Of
the stolen goods with the exception Of the
fireworks hidden under a freight car at
Fifteenth avenue and Fourteenth street,
about half mile from the location OF
the stores robbed. Remains of the fire.
works, which had evidently been exploded
in pre-Fourth OF July celebration, were
also discovered by the police
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snnhnr serricen.

First Presbyterian church. Rev. Marcus
p. Mcclure, minister. At lO:9O a m, The
Ideal Congregation" Bible school at noon.
Young Peoples service at p. M; subject,
Humility the Foundation Virtue" with
Mss Hazel Wiley as leader. Evening
worship at s; subject, "Christ's Call to
Men" Tuesday evening at midweek
service. Preparation for communion.
First Congregational church, Rev. otter
bein o. Smith, d. D., pastor. Morning
service at 1870, evening vespers at 3, Sun
day school at noon. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at g. The Lords supper
will be observed at the morning hour
Vesper meditation, The place Of the quiet
hour in our lives" Special music morning
and evening
Second Church OF Christ Scientist, will
hold services this morning at 10:45 in Mod
eln Woodmen hall in the Merriam block
when the subject will be Life" Sunday
school at 1l:45 Wednesday evening testi-
mony meeting at 7:45 o'clock.
AT ct. Johns English Lutheran church.
Rev. G. W. Snyder, pastor, there will be a
sermon and communion service at II a. m.
Sunday school at s:45 a. m There will be
no evening service nor Young Peoples
meeting. Carl F. Slough will lead the choir
and Mrs. Slough will be the pianist. They
Will nave charge OF the music at To-Day 3
communion service.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist, will
hold services this morning at IL o'clock,
when the subject will be Life" Sunday
school will be at 1918. Regular midweek
testimony meeting Wednesday evening at s.
Rev. d. A. Shelter Of Rockwell City, Ia,
will conduct services and preach at the
Second Presbyterian church today at 1870
a. m. and p. m. Sunday school will be
at noon.
First Christian church. Rev. w. B. Glenn
mer, pastor. At the morning service at IL
O'Clock Elder ]. H. Coffey Of Albany, Mo-,
will preach. At the evening service at 8
o'clock the pastor will deliver a lecture on
''Canaan's Conquest and the Judges IL
Illustrated with stereopticon views, and there
will be illustrated patriotic songs. Bible
school will be at 945 a. m. and meeting of
Christian Endeavor society at p m.
Broadway Methodist church, Rev James
OMay, pastor. Preaching services at 1890
a. M; topic. THE Emmissary OF the King. -
Sunday school at noon and Epworth league
meeting at p. m. Preaching services at {
p. M; topic, The Story That Never Grows
Old" Miss Mabel Aten will sing at both
services.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

W. Beach Taylor, James Ainscow and DR..
c. W. Downs OF Omaha and ]. p. Hess,
W. s. Cooper, T; J. shugart and Nels P.
Anderson OF the Board of Education, Super
intendent w. s. clifford, Secretary Dillon
NJ Ross, President NJ F. Rohrer OF the
the street railway comnanv lanes Mitchell
and Gus Hinrichs.
pretty home wedding was soemnized
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF M
when her daughter, MISS Frances
DALEY, was united in marriage to Mr..
Earnest P; johnson Of this city The
W. Starr, rector of St. Paurs Episcopal
church. Only the immediate friends and
Johnson will, after bridal tour to Chi
cago and other eastern points, on their
return begin housekeeping at their home
already prepared on Blur street.
One Of the leading social events OF last
week was the morning musical given Tues
day at the residence OF Mrs Emmett FINLEY
on Willow avenue, under the direction OF
Mrs w. w. Sherman, and under the aus
pices OF the Woman's auxiliary OF a..
Paul's Episcopal church About 100 were
in attendance and Thoroughly enjoyed the
part in the program were Mrs. w. w. Sher-
man, Miss Chambers Mrs. Banford, Mrs
Frank Reed, Miss Bessie Crane, Mrs n. O.
Ward. Miss Gertrude Hulette, Mrs. Arthur
L. Shettx Of Omaha, Mr. Chauncey lessen
Price.
pretty late June wedding was SOL
emniZed Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew f. Brock, when
their daughter, Miss Edith, was united in
marriage to Mr.. Ray Bennett Beardsley,
Rev NJ p. Mcclure of the First Presby-
terrain church oflciating. The decorations
throughout the house were green and
white, asparagus fern and daisies being
used in profusion. The bride wore a
dainty gown OF white chiffon with Irish
embroidery trimmings and carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses. Miss Nina
Myers was her sole attendant, and she
was gowned in white swiss and carried q
bunch of daisies. Mr.. Beardsley was at
tended by Mr.. Morgan Cutler. The ring
ceremony was used. After the ceremony
a tastefully arranged luncheon was served.
Assisting in the dining room were Mrs.
Victor Jennings Mrs. Fred Empkic, Mrs.
]. p. Organ, Mrs. Joe Smith and the
Misses Edith Organ, Elizabeth Crane, Vir-
! gle Myers, Hazel Drake, Clara Vanorum
] OF Omaha and Shirley LeFeber OF Walnut,
| Ia. Mr. and Mrs. Beardsley have gone
! to Sioux City and Lead. S. D., for ten
! days trip. The bride wore neat trave
| ing suit of brown with hat and gloves to
| match. Mr.. and Mrs Beardsley will be at
/ home TO their friends at 226 Blum street
after July 18th. The out-of-town guests
! were Mr. and Mrs Frank ID. Jackson Of
I Des Moines, Mr.. and Mrs. Beardsley IF
Sioux City, Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffith #
Walnut, Ia, Miss LeFeber Of Walnut and
/ Mrs. Yarle OF Logansport Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
william II. Con Dead.

William II. Con, aged IS years. died FRI
day night at his home, s12 Eighth avenue.
after a years illness from heart trouble.
Besides his wife. he is survived by three
daughters. Mrs, J. L. Templeton, Hattie
and Hazel Con-, and five sons, William,
Charles. Walter, Merwyn and Oscar, all
residents of Council Bluffs.
Mr.. Con had been a resident of Council
BLUFFS aimee 1868 and for several years fol-
lowed the business of a contractor and
builder. He was well known in musical
circles as an instructor and composer.
The funeral will be held this afternoon
at o'clock from the family residence and
interment will be in Fairview cemetery.
Rev. Otterbein o. Smith, pastor OF the First
Congregational church. will conduct the
services.
There will be a special communication
Of Excelsior Masonic lodge, of which de-
ceased was a member, at l p. m. to attend
the funeral and the lodge will have charge
of the exercises at the grave.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
Two transfers. total. .......
MnrrinEe Licenses.
June winds Up with the Usual Number
of weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Caldwell are visiting
In Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Battey are home from
a visit at Baxter, Kan.
Miss Ella Kitselman OF Sioux City is the
guest OF Miss Edna Gulick.
Mrs. F. J. Day and daughter Bessie are
sojourning at Lake Okoboji.
Miss Mate Baker Is home from a visit
with friends in Shenandoah, Ia.
Mrs. A. p. Hanchett Is the guest OF Mrs.
j. ID. Edmundson in Des Moines.
State Senator c. G. Saunders left Friday
for a brief visit to Cambridge, Ill
Miss Stella Brown OF Creston, Ia, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. Walker.
Mrs. T. J. Foley OF South Sixth street left
Thursday 70 visit friends in Denver.
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Dean are home from
a visit with relatives at Crete, Neb.
Mrs. ]. p. Greenshields Of Oakland avenue
left Friday for visit TO Osakis MINI
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W Farrand and children
left yesterday for an outing at Blue lake.
Mr. T.. v. Bird OF Missouri Valley Is the
guest OF his sister, Mrs Dennis O'1eary.
Mr. George CASTOR left Monday for Ever
EFT, Wash, where he will sDend the summer.
Mrs. ]. p. Emig OF Perrin avenue en-
tertained the Perrin Avenue Kensington
club Friday afternooP. AT the close Of an
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Flip Flap Wins Advance stakes at
Shoemaker RnY.


NEW YORK, June SO.-Before crowd
of 5000 persons and closing with terrific
burst Of speed in the Anal quarter, J. A;
at 80 to l, won the $4,000 Advance stakes,
one mile and three furlongs, az Sheepshead
pay tG fa1orts Was G seco1d WITH Mad
2:iI4s, was in a NTH Of second OF the
race two years ago. Sir Huon, the great
western colt made his first appearance in
the east. He was never able 10 keep step
with his field and finished nth. When the
field Strengthened out for the run TO the
finish the pink jacket OF Flip Flap flashed
Into view This mare hsd been been running IN ing
outside OF her field she gradually gained
on the leaders and nifty feet from the wire
she had her head in front. She won by
length from Whimsical, who outgamed The
Quail for the place.
OTan, with Miller in the saddle, and
quoted at 10 TO /, defeated a first class field
OF two-year Olds in the $4,000 Great Trial
stake over six furlongs OF the futurity
second with the favorite, Ballot, third.
First race. steeplechase, full course:
Kernel won, Phantom second, Knight Of
second race six furlongs: Aeronaut won.
Handzarra second, Tiptoe third. Time
Third race. the Great Trial stakes, six
furlongs: Oran won, Water Pearl second,
Ballot third. Time: lI2tS. - n.
and three furlongs Flip Flap won. Whim-
steal second, The Quail third. Time: sl7%S.
Fifth race, five and one-halt furlonss
Gold Lady won Elfall second, Molesey
Sixth race Ave and one-half furlongs
Magma Stella won. Knight OF Ivanhoe sec
ond, Marriage Banns third. Time: i:07%.
Seventh race, mile and sixteenth on turf:
Running Water won, Tradition second,
Pirate Polly third. Time: l:Fx.
Cincinnati. June 30.-Results at Latona
First race, six furlongs: Suzanne Rocca-
mora won, Granada second, Toppy Girl
third. Time l:I426.
Second race, five furlongs: Old Honesty
won. Harold d. second, Laveita third.
Time 1:0lb
Third race, steeplechase. handicap. club
house course: Snowdright won, War Chief
second, St. Enoch third Time: 3;aM.
Fourth race, the Brewers exchange
handicap, six furlongs: John Carol won,
Funiculaire second, .1aJor T. J. Carson
Fifth race, Ave fuTlongs Mldrene won,
lightning Conductor second. Anna RuslSin
third Time: Ola
Sixth race. six fuTlongs: oasis won,
Harding second, Garrett Wilson third
/ Time: l:lS9S.
Seventh race. mile: Monochord won
! Capitaro second, Proteus third. Time
| l:404s.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
FieId CIub TeunIu Champtonahip.

Play in the first round at the Field club
Saturday afternoon brought forth some
mid season tennis. The courts were last
and the matches we're more even than
some of the scores would indicate. Re-
suits:
Neely beat Dining lie. 81, 81.
A. c. Potter beat Epeneter 50, 81
Caldwell beat Rasmussen 6-3 6-S.
ScFibner beat A. Potter 60, ga
Martin beat Teal Ga, SO
Ced Potter beat Hills oil, So
Kohn beat Doherty 6-l, 6-l
Hughes beat Wood rs, rs.
The play OF some OF the younger play
ers was notable Rasmussen pushing Cald-
we'll hard. while Wood made Hughes go
the limit to win.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

ORANGE. n. j., June SO-W. J. Clothier
and ". A. L-arned won the doubles cham
pionshp today In the middle states tennis
tournament They defeated the holders,
Frederick b. Alexander and Harold II.
Hackett 81. as. IS. i-6, 81
Miss Helen Homans who last week won
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

WASHINGTON, June 90. - bill was
passed by the senate today extending the
time for the construction OF a bridge across
the Missouri river at South Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
DoubIeheader for RambIers.

The Ramblers OF South Omaha will play
the Townsend Gun company of Omaha Sun
day afternoon at letters park, South
the RamblCrs defeating the B. letters last
Sunday, while the Townsends did equally
as well by defeating the Fort Omaha team
ia a Understanding game and having lost
only one game each. hot game Is ex-
pected The hheup:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
DoubIe-Header nt DietI.

Two games are scheduled for Disis park
for this afternoon, the first between ths
Dietz Athlete assOcia don and the Peterson
Schoening team OF Council Liuns, anC L.le
second between the DietE association team
and the Hollys. The games Will 10 fisyed
at the association park, Thiriieth ana
Spaulding streets. The Dietz team will
play two games at Lyons on the Fourth.
Hollys Posi- lon DletZ Assn.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
Real Estate Ttransfer..

These transfers were reported TO The
Bee June 30 by the Title Guaranty and
Trust company OF Council Bluffs:
Leonard Everett and Mary L.
Everett, executors, 70 James r.
Schlott, lots and s, Windsor addi-
ton to Council Bluffs, $. W. d.. s, 900
John w. Towle and wife to Nebraska
Bridge Supply and Lumber company,
lots / and 2. block 4, Bayliss
Palmer's addition TO Council Bluffs,
- -
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HYMENE AL.
Wambach-PraY.

A. L. wambach of Omaha and Miss Cora
Pray Of Des Moines were married Thurs
day evening at s o'clock at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Pray.
at Des Moines. Mr.. Wambach is former
Des Molnes man and a son OF George VAN
bach. leading attorney OF that city Miss
Pray is a daughter OF a we'll known Iowa
Insurance man. The couple will make their
home In Omaha, where Mr.. Wambach Is
manager Of The Cement and Machinery
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nate Ian Made EnectIXe.

WASHINGTON, June 80. - The senate
adopted the house resolution making the
necessary appropriations for carrying into
effect the railroad rate law which passed II.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
Kansas Campaisn opens.

FORT SCOTT Kan, June So.-Kansas
democrats opened their state campaign
here today with an immense rally to be
followed By q banquet In the evening Al
the banquet eN-United States Senator VIII
lam A Harris late Of Chicago, the
Euberna torial candidate, will make the
keynote speech.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

Harry Sage will lead his sterlings 20
Fort Crook today to do battle with the
soldiers Of the Thirteenth infantry. On
the Fourth Of July the Sterlings will play
two games at Schuyler,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
Anderson Defeats smith.

CHICAGO. June 30.-Former Champion
Willie Anderson defeated open golf Cham
pion Alex Smith s up and to play, In
special purse match at thirty-six holes at
the links of the Onwentsia Golf club,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
Doc penIers ReIeaaed on bond.

to- EDO O., June 3O-MessFs. Lennon
and Beard, convicted Ice dealers. were
granted a suspension Of sentence by the
bond.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
B r O { n q r 8

the national championship. won the
womens title in singles. Miss Carrie b.
Nealy OF Chicago defaulted her holding OF
the fiile
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GnuId-KirkxOnd.

LOGAN. Ia, June 3o.-(special THE
marriage OF William Gould and Clara Kirk
wood occurred here at the home OF Mrs. F.
W Lamphere. the brides sister, Elder
Warner Baker oficiated. They will remove
to Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
Omaha and Field CInbs.

The second team match of the season
between the Omaha Field club and the
Omaha Country club will be held on the
grounds of the Omaha Country club, start
ing at 10 o'clock, July I. The teams Will
DO composed OF twenty-five men each.
That the game will be warm one goes
without saying as the Omaha Country
club Is only too anxious 20 wipe out It's
last defeat.
July I, at o'clock, the Country cluo
pIsyeTs will contest for the Hamilton
Love trophy at Is holes handicap, medal
play; ten low scores TO qualify. These
the one winning the first hole will take
home the cup.
The following members will comprise
the Omaha Country club team, which VIII
compete in the team match against the
Omaha Field club team to be played on
the Country club course, starting A. 10
o'clock Fourth OF July morning:
. u KlnahnM
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The Coconino sun., 1906-10-20

w. T. Mayfeld. who has been threatened with pneumonia the past few days. is again able to be at his desk in the Big St ,re.
 The other day we heard some- body say that someone else said that Jake said that Mayfield said that Hoopy said that Charley said that Fred said that Ed said that Reese said that Dave said that "Gobbler said that Bert said that Joe said that Nels said that Lebsch said that som, fellow getting shaved the other day said that Plus was going to get married. Who's guilty?
 About 8:30 last Sunday night some one punctured the cool clear air across 3rd street from near Pol sons buildings with 38, leaving quite mark on the Arizona Cent ral Bank building midway be- tween the side entrance to the bank and the telephone exchange. Should any one have been in line with the bullet, the coronor would have had to summon a jury Mon- day morning. If this was an ac- cident the party handling the can non should be more careful in the future. If it was fired intention ally it was a cowardly trick to say the least. and the offender should have to tell Judge Crawford where he came from.