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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
A Financier.

He says he is on fire with love for
me-"
"Then get him to take out some fire
insurance in your favor.'-Houston
Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
T0TTENvILLE.
Is

Charles Specht, engineer Of 2uI
engine, stationed in Eureka place.
who was run over and injured by "a
stage in Johnson avenue about a
week ago, is improving rapidly and
his many friends hope 10 see him
back at his post Of duty shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
SOUTH AMB0Y.
EASTER

The Easter collection, notwith-
standing the storm, amounted to
S215 in Christ church, Easter Sun
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
LOCAL ITEMS,

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Decker, o
Manhattan, are visiting relatives il
town . A4Esa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed intends making application to the
Board of Excise commissioners of the
City of Perth Amboy at their next meet
ing, for a license to keep an hotel, with
the privilege of selling malt and spirit
nous liquors in the City of Perth Am
hoy. ana IN the house owned by
| himself at Woodbridge Road.
1906 4.f->k RASMCS HANSON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

Advertising in the NEWS brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION.

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lates the liver and thoroughly clean
SEES the system and clears the COM
plexion of pimples and blotehes. It
is the best laxative for women and
children as ii is mild and pleasant,
and does not grippe or sicken. Orino
% much superior to pills, aperient
waters and all ordinary cathartics as
it does not i~rritate the stomach and
bowels. Sections pharmacy, 20 Smith
street. f.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-23

Largest eirculation-enoug said.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
BLAZE OF ELECTRIC LIGHT
Brandeis' Big store VIII Open with
six Thousand Incandeseents
on Each Floor.

When the new Brahdeis building is form
ally thrown open 1t will be in a blaze of
light that will eclipse any similar showing
in this section of the country at least.
Six thousand electric lights on the second
floor alone will be used for decorative pur-
poses. This is entirely apart from the
general store lighting. The great ceiling
will be studded with rows Of lights, every
pillar will be decorated, ovals of electric
lamps will be at each window and the large
light court will be brilliantly illuminated
as we'll. Every showcase and every wall
case on this floor will have its share OF the
lavish arrangement of lights The interior
decoration, which viii be done~in stucco,
will give great opportunity for the artistic
arrangements of these lamps. The other
floors will be brightly lighted as well, but a
system Of arc lighting win be more gem
orally employed. The plans for the light
ing have been framed by John Latenser, the
architect, and Paul Myers, the electrician
for the BTandeis store,
In each of the two great entrances on
Sixteenth street there wjll 0e 800 electric
lights IN the doneg, These will be stretched
in lines from the apex OF each dome Ia
the pillars or the doorway Experts say
that there ia no such lavish display OF
lights In any retail store IN the country
as is to be installed In the Bsan3eis store
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
HARTJE DECISION MAY WAIT
LAWYERS Would Like TO Have Case
Put over Until September
Term.

PITTsBURG, July PA decision In the
Hartje divorce case will probably not be
handed down before autumn. II was
learned today that when the plaintih
closes his rebuttal which is expected to be
Thursday OF next week. some Of the attor-
news in the case will ask for an adjourn
ment until the September term of court
when the arguments will be heard
A report was current today that two
new conspiracy charges were to be entered
at once, but Assistant District Attorney
John s. Robb refused to verify it, All he
would say, in view Of the stand taken by
the court against talking, was that nothing
would be done until the close Of the divorce
trial.
The conspiracy charge against Augustus
Bartie. his friend, John i. Welshons, and
Clinord Hooe. the negro coachman, will be
called before Alderman King Wednesday
Afternoon next. If the divorce case is slill
on at that time an adjournment may be
asked.
Mrs. Hartie expressed herself today as
not at all alarmed over the report that
kidnapers were laying plans to steal the
children II is thought the plot, If there
is one. is the work OF persons who want to
hold the children for ransom.
Much excitement was caused in police
and court circles about O'Clock this after
noon by a report that Augustus Hartje'
the millionaire paper Manufacturer OF this
city and plaintiff in the now famous d.
vorce case. had shot himself. The report
was first received over the telephone by
Captain of Police Eagen at Central sta
ton There was no foundation whatever
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
A. the AaditerIu.n.

Monday morning at 7:s0 o'clock the IA
NOUS Royal Hawaiian band and orchestra,
Accompanied by glee clubs and several
noted soloists. both men and women, all
native HawaiIans. will arrive from Denver
ana will be the drawing card at the Audi
toriurn this week. This unique musical or
alton consists Of a military band, an
orchestra. a choir and several glee clubs
and they present programs that for va
riety and thorough musical enjoyment are
not eauAlled by any other combination In
the world They will present selections
from Wagner. Strauss Rosini and sousa
interspersed by popular vocal and instru-
mental numbers, and their native airs and
hula" songs. No such happy combina-
tion Of fascinating melody has ever been
heard In Omaha as will be heard At these
concerts. MISS Lei Lehua, their solo sin
ger. possesses a voice OF remarkable sweet
ness and has met with great favor all
the way from the coast to Omaha. In
addition 10 the regular concert programs
there will he a special feature In the ma
ture OF a concert dance on TUESDAY,.
Thursday ana Saturday evenings. These
concert dances will take place after the
regular program and will begin about II
O'Clock and continue until II 80 o'clock
There will be matinee every day at 3;s'
and an evening concert at $50 o'clock
Popular prices win prevail. Reserved seats
are now on sale at the Auditorium.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
FOREMAN MILLER SUSPENDED
Man who Caused Trouble with Union
I'm Public Printing once IL
InsubOrdinate.

WASHINGTON, July H.-Public Printer
stillings today suspended from Office AS
sistant Foreman w. A. Miller of the bind
cry of the government printing office on
the recommendation of Acting Foreman
Ashton, the charges being characterization
and insolence.
Mr. Stillings will make an investigation
before taking final action. Miller was the
immediate cause Of the issuance by Presi-
dent Roosevelt of an order directing the
printing offices and>al places where work.
men are employed by the government to
be open shops" This resulted from Mil
ler's suspension from duty by the then
public printer in May, 1903. and his removal
few days afterward. At the time OF his
former suspension and dismissal Miller
was called on by the Bookbinders' union
TO face certain charges, the outcome of
which was his expulsion from the union.
Shortly afterwards he appealed to Presl-
dent Roosevelt with the result that on
July H. 1903, the president issued the order
referred to and at the same time rein
stated Miller.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Dean Beecher Of Trinity cathedral will
preach at St. Andrews Episcopal church
on North FoTty-first street this morning.
The Clan-na-Gael clubs NJ Omaha, South
Omaha and Council Bluffs will hold their
sixth annual picnic at Syndicate park,
South Omaha. Sunday. August 49,
The b. b. B. club Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church has just returned from
an enjoyable weeks outing at Camp Ethel.
Lake Manawa About dozen regular mem
bers were present during the week. Thurs
day night was open night and a large num-
Der were present and partook OF the regula-
ton camp dinner.
Della Ford, the young Third ward woman
who was arrested some time ago charged
with picking a mans pocket OF $50 and
escaping TO Council BLUFFS with her negro
paramour, and who was released on bonds,
WAS again arrested Saturday on a similR T
charge preferred by s. Odegaard Of a small
Iowa town. He says he secured SIS from
his pockets.
The police raided the basement OF Ost-
hons hail. SIS North Sixteenth street. Sat
urday evening, a crap game having been
discovered 10 be in progress there. A pa-
troll wagon full OF negroes was taken out
Of the place and locked up at the city Jail.
Detectives Horn and Sheppard made the
raid
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
BAUNS BUY BIC IRON PLANT
ssOufe Paddock Hsvlsy Concern and Join
With Local Foundry,
OMAHA WILL Be- GENERAL HEADQUARTERS
Consolidation win Embrace Most Of
the LendIne Iron Houses OF the
Mississippi valley, Help
inE Tbis city.

BY the purchase Of the Paddock avley
Iron company Of 81. Louis, d. A. Baum and
J. p. Baum Of Omaha are to make this
city the headquarters and distributing cen
ter Of one OF the biggest lines OF hardware
and iron iobbing houses In the Country.
Articles Of Incorporation OF the New Pad
dock-Hawley company were filed Friday at
the court house. authorizing a capital stock
Of $4,000. the incorporators being d. A.
Baum. J. r. Baum and Fred Hawiey. It
now tFanspres that this was the result OF
the purchase by the Baums OF the old
Paddock Hawiey company, one OF the old
est and largest iron companies Of the west
As the concern has branches IN several
cities. embracing most OF the leading iron
houses OF the Mississippi valley, the passing
of Il into the hands of the Baums means
that Omaha men are to have control OF
vast industry, and that Omaha, as head
quarters ahd business center OF the con-
Germ, is TO assume greater prestige In the
iron jobbing trade. From this city will be
directed the affairs OF the Baum Iron com
pany OF Omaha, the Paddock Hawley COM
pany OF st. Louis, for the house there IL 20
maintain its old name. and the Sioux City
Iron company of Sioux City. Besides this,
the Bautns are large stockholders in the
Des Moines Iron company of Des Moines,
la.
Both D. A. and ]. f. Baum have been In
st. Louis large share OF the time for sew
eral months. during which time the deal
for the transfer Of the Paddock Hawley
company has been pending. II is believed
the Baums own the greater portion OF the
stock In the newly organized concern.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22

for the rumor, as MIR. Hartje at the mo-
ment was in consultation with his attor-
neys at their offices.
1t was learned today that Clifford Hooe,
the negro coachman formerly in the employ
of the Hartje family, in the sworn state
ment made to Assistant District Attorney
John S. Robb, jr., in the district attorneys
office May %, said that the deposition made
by him in which he declared he had been
intimate with Mrs Mary Scott Hartje was
a lie. In the statement made to Mr. Robb,
Hooe said he was under the influence of
liquor when he made the statement to the
detectives. He says that he was paid over
$500 at different times for making the depo-
sition. II was largely upon the strength
of this statement that Mr. Robb caused
charges Of conspiracy to be entered against
John l.. Welshons, Edward G. Hartje,
brother OF the libellant. and Hooe
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
EDITORS NIGHT AT THE DEN
Last Monday In July Dedicated BY
samson to Newspaper
Men.

Samson. King Ak-sar-Ben's scribe. hns
sent invitations to every editor in the state
to be present at the den on Monday even
ing, July 30 which will be editors night"
1t is expected the evening will be one NJ
the important ones OF the season at the den.
The invitations read:
Ak-sar-Ben the Great, King of QuiVera.
Duke OF the Seven Cities of Cibols, Feudal
Lord Of Omaha Most Mighty Grand Master
OF the Corn. Belt, Puissant Potcntate Of
Poetasters, Sends Greeting to His Loyal
BY power OF cur latest title. which we
have recently assumed, we do hereby pro-
claim and declare that the eve OF Monday,
the 18th day Of the seventh month, In this
hereby ls designated and set aside az
editors night. wherein all our high and
mysterious ceremonies ana all our royal
reYelties shall be enacted only for the
delectation and entertainment OF the noble
tribe Of dulildrivers within our realm. For
behold we haze looked about gs US, and I'd found
doughty Of our champions. not the most
gallant of our knights, not our stoutest
men-dt-arns have labored more vallantlY
and unceasingiy than these our modest
scribes for the glory and the uplifting OF
the land that we all love.
Therefore. through our most high chancel-
lor. Samson, we cite you to appear in this
our royal castle known as the Den" al
Of the clock. on the night In question,
when the torches shall be lighted and the
royal mummers summoned and the wassail
bowl be wreathed in your honor alone. I
We were minded that our purpose should
be inmortalzed in verse TO the doing III
which we commanded our court poet, hut
the luckless wight now reposes in our
deepest dungeon and shall be known hence
forth as our court fool having invoked
our royal wrath by this unworthy rendering
Of our wishes:
Come all we gentle penpushers,
The night belongs TO you.
You have the call on all the bunch,
The others may skiddoo.
Given under our hand and seal this thu
18th day of the seventh month In the yeal
OF our Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and six.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
SUMMER ADJUSTMENTS.
A. Krnn Pnr1..


The Biayton jubilee singers have been be-
fore the public for nearly a generation. For
twentyInine years they have been singing
their plantation melodies and camp meeting
hymns and they have toured the world sew
sral times. their FIRST visit In every foreign
country calling for return tours. They
have been heard in every section Of the
United States and there IL no reader Of
this paper so young who has not heard Of
these world-famous colored singers. The
older readers have probably heard them
several times. They are a standard attrae-
ton in every winter lecture course. at every
Chautauqua in the United States, wherein
they have been contracted for at some time
during their public singing history. The
slayton Jubilee singers will open an engage
nIent OF four days only at Krug park to-
day, appearing twice each day. once in the
afternoon and once in the evening. This
IL one Of the great free attractions fur
nlshed by Manager Cole to all his park
patrons.
Great crowds during the week saw Mr..
Sanford Dodge and his company in al
fresco performances Of 'Ingomar." Mr..
Dodge carries a company Of fifteen people
and plays only classic and Shakesperean
bills. The company was engaged to play
here for only one week but so phenomenal
has been their success II has been induced
TO remain for the summer, with change OF
play each week Natural trees form the
exit and entrances OF the stage at beautiful
Natures theater, at Ornaha's polite resort
Krug Park. Comfortable chairs and box
seats are provided. The costumes are elab-
crate as have ever been seen in the highest
class attractions brought TO Omaha. Mr..
Dodge opens in the romantic comedy,
Don Caesar de Bazan," At a matinee to-
day and performances will be given all this
week Reserved seats and box seats are on
sale at Sherman q Mcconnell Drug Co. 3.
The band concert program at Krug park
today includes movement religioso, enti-
tied Babylon" by Adams; q grand selec-
ton from Weber's "Freischuetz;" march,
National Emblem CBagley); overture.
die Irr fahrt um's Chuck" (Suppe} inter
mezzo, ''Goldenrod'' (AbbotD; "Csarda's
Last Love" CBrsham), on theme from an
old Hungarian song; selections from 1T
Happened In Nordland" and THE Tender
FOOT" variations on MY Old Kentucky
Home" cornet solo, by Mr.. Christian
Rodenkirchen. premier virtuoso' also COM
positions by Adams and Harris, and one OF
| Strauss waltzes.
Chevalier Enrico Gargiulos concert band
comes to Krug park for the week beginning
July 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
AZ the BiJOu.

The new Bijou has met with great sue
cess in the first two weeks OF its career
as an Omaha play house. Crowded houses
were the rule all last week and on several
nights many were turned away for want
OF room The third week begins today
with a matinee at $50 and an evening
performance at SIS. An unusually at
tractive vaudeville program Is announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Waterous. vocal artists, head
the bill. Hugh Mccormick presents an
English ventriloquial entertainment using
nine figures, and introducing many novel
ties. Others on the bill include Russell
and Held, singers and dancers. who present
a sketch which they style "On Dress
Parade" the Govotte brothers, violinists,
and Pauline Courtney, the popular singer,
with new songs New melton pictures will
be shown. The Bijou Stock company will
present the one-act play, I'm OLD Vir-
ginia," a realistic comedy drama, in which
comedy and pathos are pleaslngly inter-
mingled. Mr.. Truesdell and Miss May
have the leading parts, supported by Mr..
r. Walter Van Dyke, Miss Courtney and
Miss DeLany. Special scenery has been
painted for this production. which will be
an elaborate one. The bill will continue
throughout the week, with matinees today.
Wednesday and Saturday. An orchestral
concert OF popular music is given each
evening In the garden at 7:45.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
AtI-nlre nInnnun.

Lake Manawa's extensive popularity -
very evident from the large attendance
during the last week, the torrid rays OF old
Sol driving thousands OF pleasure seekers
to the cool resort daily. All attractions
will be prepared Sunday for the anticipated
throng Nordin's concert band will render
a special musical program that will appeal
to all lovers Of classical and popular music
Mr.. o. E. Peterson, the well known futist
will play solo.
The big roller coaster continues to do a
capacity business, this aerial attraction APP
pealing 20 all. The row boats and launches
will be in readiness for Sundays crowd
this weather driving many Of Manawa's
visitors out upon the cool lake. A new bill
will be on at the vaudeville theater, Benny
Dee in her child sketches. always proving
a drawing card. Madame Devere is receiv-
ing large patronage at her parlor gypsy
camp, not only ladies, but many business
men consulting her regarding their specu-
lations. The Japanese bail game still does
a big business, this oriental novelty max
ing a decided hit with all. The electric
strides penny arcade. bowling alleys, shoot
ing gallery. merry-go-round. plate game,
baby rack and all other amusements are re-
ceiving a big patronage.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
LANDS UNDER H0PSES' FEET
Christian ROOse Seriously Injured
when Elected from q
saloon.

Christian Roose, painter living at $40
South Fifteenth street, lies at his home
suffering from four broken ribs and other
bruises which he received as a result of
being disorderly in a saloon and being
thrown out OF the place uSder the feet OF
a team Of horses standing in the street
Roose u said 10 have been elected from
John Dahmke's saloon, 5l2 South Sixteenth
street. Saturday afternoon, because Of his
conduct, the bartender, Mark Cook. throw
ing him out Of the door.
A Metz Bros. Brewing company team
stood beside the walk and Roose went
under the animals feet where he was badly
trampled upon. Police surgeons from the
station cared for the injured man and Cook
was arrested charged with assault and
battery.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22

Condor. who bought the total fifteen shares
Of stock in the Omaha Dental college, AFTER
wards transferring them to the other IN
stitution, of which he is dean.
1t is possible the, head of the Creighton
Dental college may be chosen from the
faculty of the other school, though Presi-
dent Bowling of Creighton university says
no selection has yet been made. DIR. Metz
Ter, who was in charge last year. Will not
be here another year.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
Man md Waman uneonaeIoas

KANSAS CITY, July H.-Bertha Bowlin
and Prank Kern. the young couple aF-
ssulted with a gas plpe on a lonely road
way here Thursday night were both IN
conscious today and believed 10 be close
20 death. During a period OF semi-cOn-
seiousness early today the young woman.
In answer 10 a question as to who had
the former sweetheart OF Miss Bowlin. who
is under arrest, stiil maintains his limo
cence.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22

Abraham williams was arrested Saturday
evening and locked up at the city jail
charged with being a suspicious character
Upon his feet was found a pair of patent
leather shoes which Magni Benson, 26Si
Cas- street. identiied as the ones stolen
by sneak thieves from the front hall OF
his home Saturday afternoon. Benson COM
planned to the police in the evening that
two men had been seen TO sneak into the
front hail of his home. the door being open
and investigation after their departure
showed the pair OF shoes to be missing
The arrest OF Williams as one OF the THE 81
fOllOuad
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22

CHICAGO July H-Dr. Ira Frank a
prominent physician, was fatally hurt to-
day In a collision at Twenty-third street
and Michigan avenue between an automo-
bile I'm which he was riding and a delivery
WAGON.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
OMAHA DENTAL is NO MORE
College Bought By the Creighton
Institution Through DIR.
w. II. Condor.

All the property and interests OF the
Omaha Dental college has been bought by
the Creighton Dental college and the two
are TO be combined under the name Of the
Creighton. Dental college. Already the fur
niture and appliances of the Omaha are
being removed 10 the Edward Creighton
institute. where the Creighton college is
.ltuated.
me parchAss was mad, through Or. w. II
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
Pre.hrferinn.In conrt.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. July q. - Judge
Childress OF the circuit court today granted
an Injunction restraining all OF those who
claim 20 be Cumberland Presbyterians from
interfering In any way with the eervices
property or judicatories OF the Presbyterian
Presby terrain
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Harris are receiving
on the birth OF a son.
Fred Metz, who, with his family, are
touring Europe. writes under date OF June
9 that he and the family are all well and
enjoying an excellent trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
Southern Railway Strike Enda

PRINCETON. Ind. July 21.-The strike
of the car men on the LOuisville-St. Louis
division of the Southern railway ended last
night. The strike was over the reinstate-
ment Of seven men, all OF whom were re-
instated.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-22
A HOt-Weather
Breakfast

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the cooked and matured wheat,
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a great strength building and
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Malta-Vita thus furnishes the BODY and
brain with needed nourishment In abund-
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hard work to do and without heating the
blood and without clogging the system
with useless waste material.
Malta-Vita 10 all food, and most delicious
food. Eaten with milk, cream or fresh fruit
It makes the IDEAL hot weather breakfast.
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