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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-12
Sporting Spiel.

a full team was out for practice
Yesterday on the high school gridiron
Ut East Grand Forks. In spite of the
discourasins obstacles the players are
doing their best to turn out a credit
able team and they should get the
support of the entire city in the work,
The National commission is still
warming up and will not take up the
Kelley case until everybody is feeling
fine. The AFFAIR has been postponed
so often now that "a settlement is not
expected at any particular time. Still
the big" fellows may get right for a
moment and hand out Il decision. It
begins to look as il they were trifle
afraid to do anything at all.
Many Minneapolis fans are going to
Chicago the latter part Of the week to
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-12
Golf

Eben NJ Byers OF Pittsburg. is three
times a champion! He won the Ma
tional event. and after winning the
open championship OF Western
Pennsylvania, he annexed another title
by winning the amateur championship
OF Western Pennsylvania His play
throughout the latter two events was
uniformly consistent and brilliant.
In the finals of the amateur cham
pionship, Byers met F. Warren Kay at
3j holes and the victory was most de-
cisive the national champion ending
matters at the twenty-seventh hole.
where he stood 10 up with 9 to play
This is the third time Bvers has won
the Western Pennsylvania title. the
years being 1901, 1902 and 1906 He
won the open championship for the
second time this year. the other year
being 1902. Among other golf honors
he has been the chamuion of Rhode
Island and Of Yale college.
The da" was wretched one for
championship golf Rain fell during
the entire morning round. 1t cleared
shortly after noon, the rain coming
doWn again at the clOSe OF the DAY.
The last four holes Of the morning
were played in an almost binding
rain, but were negotiated by Byers in
I, 4, and 4, all under DOGGY figures
That he has thoroughly mastered the
Scotch game OF pitching on wet greens
is illustrated by the caliber OF his
going. He went out In 40 and back in
IS, Il rs. which is DOGGY for the course.
In the afternoon he loafed along. and
took ~ to go the ninth hole. where the
match ended
F. Warren Kay, his tinalist opponent.
a young player OF great possibilities,
was set an impossible task, yet he bore
himself we'll. He wrenched his ankle,
and it was in bandages to add to his
discontinue. He won two holes Of the
morning round, the fourth and four
teenth, and three Of the afternoon
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-12
Former Crookston Pitcher.

Matrimonial bliss has been intro
dueed in the ranks of baseball Fol-
lowing in the footsteps of Billy Hoke.
who took unto himself bride few
months ago, and Jack Zalusky. who re-
turned home from Denver last week
with life partner. comes Dave Mar
tin. the former Miller who started out
with the indianapolis club this sea-
son. Miss Maud Helen Bourgiun is
the bride-to-be. the engagement hav-
ing been announced Sunday The we'd
ding has been announced for tomor-
row
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-12
RCBE FANS. SIXTEEN.
Waddell Sets Three StrikeOut Records
in Exhibition Game at Hartford.

Hartford. Oct 1.-THE Philadelphia
and Washington American league
teams played an exhibition game here
yesterday before a large crowd. Wad-
dell's pitching was feature of the
contest. He had l6 strike-outs, eight
OF which were successive. and he
struck out every man on the team.
thereby making three records Thir-
teen OF the strike-outs occurred in FIVE
innings. The score:
Washington % 0 0 0 o 0 % . o
Philadelphia % 0 0 3 0 o 0 0 % /
Batteries: kitson and Warner: wad-
dell and Schreck Umpire Hurst
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-12
Worlds Championship Baseball
Games.

l>S4--Providence beat the Metro
politans thre" straight games.
lSS5-St. Louis and Chicago tied.
three and three.
lSS6-St. Louis beat Chicago four
out OF six games.
l>S7-Detrcit beat St. Louis eleven
cut OF fifteen games.
lSSS--New York defeated 81. Louis
six ont OF ten games.
l>S9-New York defeated Brooklyn
six on, OF nine games.
l>90-Brooklyn and Lou:svilel tied.
three games each.
lS92-Boston defeated Cleveland five
straight games.
lS94-New York defeated Baltimore
four straight games.
lS95-Clcveland bea, Baltimore four
out OF five.
lS96-Ral,imore defeated Cleveland
four straight.
lS91-Baltimore defeated Boston
four out OF five games.
l903-Boston defeated PiusburS
five out OF eight games
la05-New York beat Athletics four
out OF five games
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-12

LET, on bases. Nationals 3. Americans
4: two-base hit. schultz: three-base
Ivan. Donohue: stolen base. Robe:
struck out. by Walsh IL. by Ptiester ::
wild pitch. Walsh; hit with ball. Hahn.
Time. ?:l0. Cmpires. tombstone and
Ol.oNShlin
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-12

politics. but it is probable that every
thing viii be peaceful.
High school football is attracting
great interest this fall for the lighter
teams are going pretty fast.
Talk OF an outlaw league is still in
the air at Duluth and there is a chance
that the desperadoes may break into
the Twin Cities. O'Brien is being
mentioned for President.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-12

Amour is to buy the Toledo baseball
club according to rumor. and Garry
Hermann is said to have designs on
some other Association club. This is
probably Indianapolis, for "Watty" is
looking for purchaser. Next year
will see new lineup in Association
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-12

see some of the worlds championship
series. The Cubs are favorites, al
though the White Sox also have num-
erous followers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-12
Baseball
WHITE sOx TOOK THE THIRD GAME
Game Was Witnessed by y Crowd Of
Over Fourteen thousand People.

Chicago. Oct. 1l.-Today's game
between the Chicago teams Of the Ma
t;onal and American leagues was a
battle royal between pitchers, and the
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13

dock hos daligt folk f0rstas, sasom
Observation-Disclosures och stationsboar.
Men Gu tr0ste Karlssons bokhallare
for hans telegraml6gner. mar saken en-
dag blir uppenbar och tolkad for Snuff
vebokarIarne. Dumma d. de, hiskligt
dumma, men far illvettet magt med
dem, sd h6r Diet skam till att ryckas
med Diet folket. GU troste ock ALA
telegrambyraer, mar den af deras
krigsl0gner fullproppade verlden en-
gang vaknar upp och blir forbanskad!
Thure S.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13
krigslogner.

Om en- tittar noga efter. sa har hvar-
3e socken harute 1 bygden sina sarskil-
da plagseder, sina speciella asigter ON
yaker och ting SAINT slit eget mode. l
irytasa socken t. ex. ha ALA karlar he'll
skagg, stort b0ljande och vidt he'll
skagg och ALA fruntimren | besagda
~forsamling lopa efter och alska predi-
kantea Erik Anderson. l grannsock-
men Lungemosa deremot, som gransar
intill Grytas, anses Diet ledt och herr
aktigt att bara skagg. Hvarenda Lun-
gemosabo ar renrakad i synen som en-
komediant eller en- prest, och fruntim-
rem derstades halla sig till predikant
Lindblom.
- Erik Anderson har'et int raft,
han for fran villomeningar, da' har
Lindblom sjelf sagt, forklara Lunge-
mosaqvinnsen. Sa en- kan nastan saga,
at hyarje socken har sin ~speciella re-
ligion ocksa.
/ Flaskjum alter ha ALA karlarne mu-
stascher och fruntimren int EFT dyft
till religion. Hvarken Erik Anderson
eller Lindblom vaga sig in / Flaskjums
socken. bet skulle int bara sig for
dem. De skulle hvarken IA pannkakor
eller flaskskinkor eller farbogar eller
Ah0rare 1 den landsandan. Men de ha
godt anda af Flasjum, ty mar de ska
ia fran nagra varnande exempel, peka
de stadse pa Flaskjumsboarne och da
myser man och Ter i Grytas och Lunge-
mosa. Ty en- socken ar precis sasom
en- ~eurcpeisk stormagt. Den glor lila
pa sina grammar till hoger och venster.
/ somliga socknar Dor enbart qvickt
folk, sasom t. ex. i denna herrans for
samling, der vi arc ena sablarnes ljus-
hufvuden allesammans. / andra alter
Ddlas jorden af enfaldiga och lattlura-
de stackare sasom t. ex. / Snufvebo
gall. bet gar for sig att inbilla dem
hvad som helst och ju galnare man
Wander till Diet, dess lattare gar Diet /
Gem. Sasom synes af ~f0ljande:
HAkan / Snufvebo Jonsagard hade
Mrom sistens kort ner till stationen
med en- skalling och strax efter mid
Hagen kom han hemkorandes sasom en-
tossing. Marren hade int EFT tort har
pa sig, utan svetten drasade af henne,
mar Hakan stannade "a sin la'gards-
backe, Och sjelf sag karlen ut som
ON han fatt frossan. Tanderna gAaD
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13


fl sig 'trogen afbllGning'' deraf. Des-
sa bilder mangfaldisades genom tryck
och utslaptes i handeln. Sa utkom t.
ex. redan 1641 EFT blad med en- afbild-
ming af alta elegant kostymerade her
a och derunder f3ljande un~derskrift:
"Sannfardigt och tillforligtligt konter-
fej af de sIrdeles dyrbara och nya
dragter, som begagnades vid II. H.
Dauphins af F~rankrike dop pa hofvet
4 staden Paris" Men afven / Neder-
landerna och Tyskland forekommo IL
digit dylika ~afbildningar och Diet ar
till och med icke osannolikt, att mode
planschernas vagga staff / dessa Ian
der och sarskildt i Diet rika Augsburg.
For delta antagande finnes foljande
starka hallpunkt: Matthews Schwarz,
en- son till en- borgare / den fra riks-
staden, sedan sin f0rsta ungdom ut
bildad for handelsstandet och till sin
dod anstald son b~okhallare 1 Diet Fug-
gerska handelshuset, foil / slit % :dje
ar pa den besynnerliga iden att afbil-
da sig / ALA dragter han BURT. Han
hade, s8 berattar han I foretalet till sin
"~kladebok", vid samtal med aldre per-
soner icke utan undran abort mar de
for honom betecknat den pa hans for
Aldrars portrait forekommande besyn-
nerliga dragten sasom nagot alldagligt
for 80 ar sedan. Han lat derfor for
fardiga EFT o%ktavband af vackra perga-
mentblad och lat framstaende konstna-
rer derpa afbilda honom i ALA de drag
ter, han ~begagnat. MED den gammal-
days samvetsgrannheten upptages for
sta bladet i hans box af en- bid af
hans mors dragt nagra m&nader fore
soneNs fodelse. Derefter visas Mathe-
us ! vaggan, i likkistan, - som iva
Arigt barn blef han skend0d, - vid
slit barndop, som skol- och korgosse,
- han tankte en- It'd ga 1 kloster, -
och som page at den beromde kejser-
hge hofnarren Kunz Won Rosen. Vid
mAlningen af dessa tailor maste ia
derns utmarkta mime och en- sedan
Id ar tillbaka ford dagbok komma till
HELP. Derefter synes Matthews som
handelsresande, som jagare, 1 bal
dragt, som bAgskytt, 1 faktkostym, /
sorg- och brollopsdragt och slutligen
4 sin hogtidsskrud vid erkehertig Fer
dinands ~mottagande. Icke mindre an
AZ ~konstnarligt utforda bilder hanfora
sig till perioden fran hr Matthei To-
delse (1497) till ar 1920. Efter delta
ar lat han afbilda sig, sa ofta han err
h0ll en- ny dragt, hvilket stundom han
de sex ganger ON aret; ia vid en- en-
da stor fest kunde han byta dragt tire
ganger pa dagen, sa hogt stod den IT,
den lyxen | klader i Augsburg. For
sin son Veit Caspar upplade herr
Matthews ocksa en- dylik modebok,
hvari denne forekommer afbildad Al
ganger under de 10 ar, boken fortsat-
ties. Bada bockerna beskrifva pa Diet
utforligaste, huru mycket och hvilket
tyg anvandes till hvarje kostym, TO
drets farg, SAINT huru mycket guild,
silver och spetsar begagnats, och arc
d~erigenom ovarderliga kallor for den IT,
dens kulturhistoria. De bada becker
ma, som under arhundradens lopp gait
genom manga handler, befinna sig nu
4 hertigens at Braundschweig bibliotek.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13
En- fGrlofning.

Ferrar var sd f~0ralskad, att delta
faktum 81 hade Stamina betydelse for
honom som Diet eljes skulle haft. der
han yandrade gatap framat
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-13

fiickskoIan. Lararinnan: - Hvad
DR. en- tunnel?
En- lariunge: = Merendels alltid foe
hprt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27
Doctor Assaulted and Robbed.

AMIos, Ia, March 2s.-(special.)-Dr, r.
A. Bare, a prominent and well-to-do phys
ician of this city. fell victim 60 two
thugs this evening, who laid in walt for
him in the dark hallway leading from his
once rooms to the street below As he
emerged from closet he was struck on
the head with a sandbag and then stabbed
in the abdomen. After securing so in
money they escaped by a rear entrance.
Returning TO consciousness the wounded
physician hobbled down the stairway and
gave the alarm. II is thought that his
injuries will not prove fatal. During the
day he had drawn 1890 from the bank
but again deposited IT,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27
THE PURE FOOD ROLL OF HONOR

Good Housekeeping" a we'll known
household national magazine voluntarily
made = thorough examina ton and test OF
None-Such Mince Meat and placed 1t with
out reservation upon Its roll OF honor.
In the March number Of Good House
keeping, IN the department Of Pure Food
Assurance" we md
"Nono-such Mince Meat, Merrill-soule
Co., 9yre cuse, semi moist condensed
compound Of beef, apples, spices. sugar,
Faiains, currants, boiled elder, and salt,
without other personalities or adulterants,
no artificial coloring, produced under con-
dition1 as near 10 sanitary perfection as
possible"
This guarantee, which could not be
bought at any price. ought TO satisfy the
most particular housewife. The sale OF
one million packages a month seems 10
prove the statement to be true. Your gro
Ger sells None-such. Try II, and satisfy
yourself. Your are the enc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27
MUNICIPAL OBJECTIONS IN IOWA
Local Issues Rs Rule Dominate the
CODtests.

COBtests.
SIOUX CITY. Ia. March 26.-At 10
o'clock the republican managers conceded
the reelection Of Mayor w. G. Sears.
democrat. Party lines We're disregarded,
licensed gambling. for which Mayor Sears
stood, being the issue. The vote was
heavy and Sears majority is estimated
all the way from 500 to ZOO. The council
pribably will remain democratic.
ONAWA, Ia, March 28.-(speclal Tele-
ram.)-Henry Harlow citizens candidate
for mayor, has 121 majority over Bradbury,
republican, carrying every ward but the
Third, which gave Bradbury II majority
r. D. Holbrook, treasurer n. Il. Under
hin, solicitor; Howard Morley, assessor
all republicans We're elected. The council
men are about equally divided between
the parties The reform issue was defeated
by a decisive majority and the lid is of
with no crimps in the tail of the tiger.
HARLAN, la, March 26-(Special Tele-
grant,. c. Byers, son of w. II. Byers,
was elected mayor over r. A. Moore by
fourteen votes. d. o. Stuart was elected
solicitor and William wyland probably
elected assessor. Party lines were not
drawn.
IMOGENE, Ia, March 26.-(special Tele-
personal one between the candidates ana
resulted as follows: Ira Laber, mayor:
George Kammerer and r. Addy, council
men; Frank Dempsey, recorder.
FARRAGUT Ia, March 26.-(special Tel
egram. THE city election here today was
purely a personal contest and resulted as
follows: Mayor. w. S. Roberts; council
men. F. Taylor and l. whistler; treasurer,
William Rogers; assessor, c. A. Vaughan;
recorder, f. r. Odell.
nicola, Ia, March 26-CspeciaI Tele-
gram. THE hottest election contest in
years was on today and resulted in the
democrats electing their entire ticket as
| follows: Mayor, Fred Foss treasurer, II
| H. Podge; assessor, NJ. Corbett; council
| men, II. S. Watkins and Arthur Ransom
AS the democrats have the four holdoveI
\ councilmen that body is now solidly demo
| cratic
| SHENANDOAH Ia, March 2-(Specia
Telegram.l-The contest here today was be
tween the radicals and the conservative.
| and resulted follows; First ward, H
shurtz, radical; Second. William McMahill
conservatives; Third. Joseph Auracher. con
servatice. Only members OF the council
were chosen today.
| IOWA CITY. Ia. March 26-(Specia
! Telegram. )-Republican elected three O.
| the hve councilmen today. The successfu
candidates were First ward, A ]. Han
| ley. republican; Second ward ]. Hotz
democrat; Third ward. J. C. Brum, repub
| lican; Fourth ward, c. A Bauer, demo
crat; Fifth ward, o. II. Brainard repub
| lcan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27
MUSICIANS CHANGE
HOME
Quarters to Old JRcksOnPn
Club Rooms.

The Omaha Musicians club is moving
from its old home over the engine house
at Eighteenth and Harvey streets to the
third floor of the building at 1417 Farnam
street, formerly occupied by the Jacksonian
club. About $1,000. of which SEQ was the
proceeds of the ball given February Il. is
being expended in furniture, carpets, cafe
bar and billiard fixtures. A house-warming
is planned for some evening within the
next two weeks. Julius Thiele, secretary OF
the club, remarkng on its rise to affld-
ance, said, the prosperity of a city can be
gagged by the condition of its musicians
club In a city where people are making
money a lively club can always be found
in comfortable rooms
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27
Iowa Teacher Fined.

WATERLOO, Ia, March $-(special.)-
A warrant was sworn out for the arrest
Of Miss Mildred Hail. a teacher I'm one
Of the grades OF the public schools OF this
city, who was charged with brutal assault
upon lO-year-old pupil. The mother made
the charge that the boy was logged with
a rubber gas pipe and the mayor today
fined Miss Hall s. and costs, which
amounted TO s7.5O all told. The school
board refused 10 accept Miss Halls resig-
nation superintendent Huknl reports
such practices unusual among the teachers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27
Real E.tntr Transfers.

These transfers were reported to The
Bee March 26, by the Title Guaranty and
Trust company of Council BLUFFS:
Perry Kerney and wife to n. w. Ker-
ney, Ell swh 36-75-41, W d.........A,SOO
Casper Blumer ct al. to Henry Blumer,
elh swk q and nwh 34-77-il, W d.. 1866
Casper Blumer ct al to Frank Blumer,
sw1 26-7-i1. q d.................... 2,zB5
Samuel Blumer ct al. to Casper and
Jacob Blumer, SEA nh SEX sea s12
WI nwil s5-77-il' q d......'....,.... 1850
c. E. Stailard, jr.. and wife to Fred
Evers, lot II i'm block 4, in Twin City
Place add to Council Bluffs. Ia, Y 90
Susan A. Cuppy to F. A. True, admin
istrator. north and east of Ballard
Creek of nwh 15-U-S9, q d......... 800
Six transfers total ....................S1 3, go
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27
IOWA STREAMS OUT or BANKS
Great WeSteFn Train Just Clears
Bridge when ID COIIHpses.

Great "estern TRAIN JUST Iiehrs
Bridge when ID COIIHpses.
MARSHALLTOWN Ia, March 2G.-Ter-
rife rains have caused many Iowa rivers
to overflow. Linn creek today became so
swollen that the Iowa Central car shops
were closed. Sidewalks were swept away
and streets were covered with water
Near Mason City a train on the Great
Western had barely gotten over bridge
when the structure went down. The loco
motive was thrown down an embankment,
but the passengers were not injured
Earl and Cecil Larson, brothers, of New
Hartford were thrown from a buggy by
a runa way horse into a swollen creek and
both were drowned.
IOWA CITY, Ia, March 26.-(Special =
Heavy rains during the night caused Raj
ston creek to overflow and did much dam
age Iowa avenue and other thorough
fares were flooded and the houses filled
with water. Considerable propert was de-
stroyed The Rock Island trains plowed
through deep water this morning. The
rainfall totalled 1.37 inches.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27

She broke out all over her body with a
humor, and we used everything recon-
mended, but without results. / called
in three doctors, they all claimed they
could help her, but she continued to
grow worse. Her body was a mass Of
sores, and her little face was being
eaten away; her ears looked as il they
would drop of. Neighbors advised ms
to get Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and
before l had used half Of the cake Of
Soap and box of IMMINENT the sores had
all healed, and my little ones face and
body were as clear as a newborn babes.
| would not be without IL again il IL
cost five dollars, instead Of seventy-fve
cents, which is all it cost us to cure
our baby, after spending many dollars
on doctors and medicines without any
benefit whatever.
Complete External and Internal Treatment for ever
Humor from Pimplet Scrofua, from Infancy 70 Age
consisting Of Cuticura Soap, 25c, Ointment Soc, Hssov
ent,5Oc Tin form Of Chocolate Coated Pills 2se vial
81 co., be had Of all druggs single set often curee
the most distressing cases, when all other remedies and
even the best ysieians fail. Potter Drug Chem Corp,
~ Mailed fTss All Abou,,hs skin, Scalp, md HaiI"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27

Preliminary contests to determine the
high school entries in the indoor athletic
meet between the undergraduates and
alumni of the school, were held yesterday
in the high school gymnasium. The final
meeting with the alumni will take place
Friday evening in the Masonic temple.
The winners Of the prelimlnaries yestsr-
day were;
High jump, Cleaver frst; Msyne second
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27

The annual conference of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will
be Held in this city, March 81 and April.1
The sessions will be held in the knights
Of Pythias hall in the Marcus block 1t
will open with special services Saturday
evening on Sunday sessions will be held
at 10 a. m. and > p m. and 7:3O p. m. Pres
ident German T. Ellsworth of the north
ern states mission and number of other
elders Will be i'm attendance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27
Christian Home OpeninE.

Manager Ii. r. Lemen OF the Christian
Home has extended an invitation to the
members Of the Commercial club and
their families TO attend the opening of
the Memorial building Thursday afternoon
and evening. In connection with the in
vitation the following notice has been
issued by President Mcdonald and secre-
tary Reed Of the Commercial club:
A general invitation to Commercial club
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27
FIREMAN JOHN WALSH
FOREMAN JOHN WALSH.
FIREMAN GEORGE e. CRISTMAN.
FIREMAN THOMAS l.. HALPIN.
FIREMAN j. HEALY, all of engine COZ

FIREMAN j. HEAls1t All OF engine COM
pany No. t.
F1remen Jacob Cohen and Lewis +. Call,
also Of engine "A, were burned and bruised
and removed to the hospital The other
persons Injured were for the most part em-
ployes I'm the factory, jewellers in the ad-
jacent tenements and persons passing in
the street who ywere struck by falling
bricks or fragments Of glass. None OF
these were seriously hurt.
Three hundred men and women were in
the factory during the lunch hour wehn
a slight explosion occurred on one Of the
upper floors, and almost instantly the
whole structure was enveloped i'm flames.
Some had time to reach the street by the
stairs, but the greater number were COM
PEELED to take refuge on the fire escapes,
where they remained huddled together and
imploring assistance until the fire engines
arrived. Before the fire ladder could be
run up policemen, hremen and volunteers
formed a human pyramid against the front
wall Of the factory and i'm this way handed
down to safety upwards Of sixty girls. who
were clinging to the fire escapes on the
second floor. Others jumped into the life
saving nets or on piles of bedding hastily
gathered and heaped on the sidewalks.
Within ten minutes all the occupants Of
the building had been taken out i'm safety
and unhurt save for minor injuries.
The factory was occupied by the Empire
Art Metal company. the Standard Thread
company and the Metal Stamp company,
which owned the building.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-27

The agents, trainmasters and yardmas-
ters OF the several railroads centering in
this city have organized the Council BLUFFS
Terminal association. L. c. stiles, yard
master for the Illinois Central, was elected
president and II. II. Wheeler, yardmaster
for the Union Pacific secretary. The pur-
pose Of the organization is to look after
the terminal business and the association
will meet the first Tuesday in each month.