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The sun., 1906-12-26
CROSSED IN LOVE.
Lived Alone and shot Himself on Christmas
Morning.

Frederick Obauer, a pocketbook maker,
81 years old, who occupied two rooms, one
a Workshop. in an old two story frame
house at Ssl Keap street, Williamsburg,
committed suicide early yesterday morn
ing by stabbing himself eleven times in the
region OF the heart and once in the abdo-
men. He was a bachelor and from what
he told friends be was disappointed in a
love affair In Germany many years ago.
When he came to America about thirty years
ago he settled in that part Of Williamsburg
where he ended his life.
For a long time he lived like a recluse,
never associating with anyb body and simply
carrying on work at his trade in small
shop. Lately he had suffered greatly fro m
rheumatism and somebody prescribed a
quack medicine. 1t seemed 20 make him
worse and he became despondent. On
Christmas eve he went among the few
friends he had left and babe them good-by.
He told them he felt as IL he would never
live to celebrate Christmas.
Il was late on Monday night when he
was heard 70 enter his abode. Shortly after
4 o'clock yesterday morning other inmates
OF the house heard groans and traced them
to Obauer's rooms. They found him lying
across his bed. He was conscious and
feebly beg ged TO be allowed to die. He
was taken TO the Eastern District Hos pital,
where he died.
The sun., 1906-12-26
CITY'S BEST WITNESS DEAD.
Lunatics Bullet Kills Man by whom Phila
deIphla Hoped to win Big Suit.

Lunatics Bullet Kills Man by whom Phila.
deIphla Hoped TO win Big Suit.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 25.-After lying
unconscious for weeks, Frederick j. Schah-
hauser. the most important witness for
the prosecution in the 5000 900 filtration
suit OF the city % Philadelphia against
Contractor James p. McNichol, Israel
W. Durham and others, died tonight in
a hospital from wounds inflicted by a crazy
man.
Mr.. Schaifhauser was known as the @eat
1t up Witness because in his preliminary
depositions he had sworn that former
Chief OF the Bureau Of Filtration John w.
Hill had told him to eat up an unexpected
balance OF s25 900 on one Of McNichol's con-
tracts. It was mainly upon his testimony
that the city expected to win It's suit.
Mr.. Scha1hauser disdfrom bullet wound
In the brain, which was inflicted on Novem-
Der 0 by Frederick Homberger, one OF his
fellow employees In the bureau OF water,
In which department Schaffhauser had the
ofloe Of assistant engineer.
Hornberger shot Schafhauser in one OF
the corridors OF the city hall. The murderer
charged his victim with running his wife
and wreclung his home, but subsequent
Investigation proved Schafhauser innocent
OF this charge and showed that Hornberger
had levelled tho same accusations &C scores
and that he was insane. He IL now In the
Philadelphia Insane Hospital.
The sun., 1906-12-26
PLAN NEW ELECTION Law.
Missouri Democrats want 20 Eliminate
All IIiterate Voters.


ST. Louis, Dec. 25.-Former Governor
Lon V. Stephens, ex-Supreme Judge Will
iams Of Boonville and other well known
Democratic leaders are preparing to sub
nit TO the coming Missouri General As
sembly a new election law designed to
eliminate the illiterate voter.
1t is proposed to repeal the present Aus
tralian ballot law in its entirety and enact
Instead a statute requiring that the names
OF all candidates Of all parties shall appear
on the ballot; that the voter shall be able
10 read and write and prove his educational
qualifications whenever required by any
OF the Judges Of election. Under no cir
cumstances shall the voter receive advice,
Information or instruction from an officer
OF election.
Such law, Republicans say, would
clearly be aimed at the negro voter, who
would he disqualified in Democratic coun-
ues whenever it pleased the Democrats to
reject his vote.
Gov. Stephens estimates there are 50, 900
voters in Missouri who are unable to read
Snd write. A majority Of these, he ac-
..nowedges, are negroes, but, he added, q,
the llliterate white as well as the black
would feel in the same degree the effect OF
the new law"
The sun., 1906-12-26
Marines Back From Panama.

At the Panama steamship pier yesterday
afternoon the steamship Colon from Colon
landed battalion Of marines that had been
on duty at Camp Elliott in the Canal Zone.
There were four officers and l55 men glad
to get back to the States.
A tug from the navy yard was awaiting
The sun., 1906-12-26
NYSTERIOUsLY SHOT.
Hennlng Found Himself Target for a Man
VINO Spranw From q Doorway.

VINO sprang From a Doorway.
While David Henning, a cooper, 2S years
old' OF 80 Kent avenue. williamsburg, was
gong along Wythe avenue near North
Ihrd street on his way home early yester-
doorvsy am and without utterips a word
began 70 shoot at him. The first bullet
aruck Henning In his left thigh and the
second in his left leg. Two other shots
Went wild.
A. Henning fell his assailant ran away
gong along North Third street toward the
LNt River. The injured man was re-
,,aoVed 10 the Eastern District Hospital
hsWas unable 70 describe bis assailant.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
MINOR MENTION.

Davis. drugs.
Clark's. sodas.
Stockert sells carpets.
Fine engravings at I.effert's.
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Get those new photos at Schmidts.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director phone %.
Woodring Undertaking company, Tel SSs
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT 1T.
Superfiuous hairs removed permanently by
electrolyses at Graves, 1O5 Pearl street.
See Stephen Bros. for tre brick and are
clay. sewer pipe. hitting and garden hose.
Do you want 1t done right? " you do let
Berwick, ri 5. Main, do your papering,
painting and interior decorating.
dot chocolate ana csg. loci hot matted
miIk and egg, loo; ana oyster cocktall,
l5c. oysters always fresh. CLARK Drug GO.
Miss Kate Lacy OF Park avenue, this
city had a valuable brooch snatched from
her d. ess at the Omaha carnival Thursday
evening.
w w Rodgers. former saloon keeper
of this city, WAS, at his own request. yes
terday committed TO the state asylum at
CtaIinda.
Mrs. James O'May, wife Of the pastor Of
the Broadway Methodist church, is con-
nned 10 ner nome on Fletcher avenue by
sickness.
HoT BEEF TEA, lVC; HOT CLAM
BouILLON AND hot TOMATO BOull-
LON, TASTY, NOuRlSHING AND hE-
thESHING.
Attorney A. r. Flickinser and e. Il. Price.
casaier OF tn Commercial National bank,
are home from a hunting aud business trip
10 Bassstt, Neb.
pay az per ton for cast iron; mixed $40,
stove, S; rags. lhc per h.; rubber, 7&c;
copper lac per 10. ], katelman, @3 Main.
both phones TOO
The Womans guild Of ST. Pauls Epis-
copaI church will meet Monday afternoon
at the residence Of Mrs. X. Ia. hunting
ton, l3 Vine street.
h.. .lesA ftsfaua
Bernard's hospital In september, 1870, was
yesterday ordered discharged by the com
missioners on insanity.
We have the nnest line of sample monu-
ments to select from IN the west. Shelley
e. Lane Marble and Granite works. 2l7
I East Broadway. Council Bluffs. Ia.
! Wanted, a young married man between
| twenty -one-and thirty years old TO do
work about house, take care Of furnace and
yard. Apply to Leonard Everett Is Pearl
/ street
CUPS OF CHEER THESE; HOT LEM.
/ ONADE. 1OC: HOT CHOCOLATE. lGC
! AND HOT MATTED MILK, 1OC. SERVEL
! WITH WHIPPED CREAM AND sALpEL
! blSCUIT.
A sunday school viii be organized this
/ morning at the Canning school house, essi
OF the city limits Rev. Henry De Ions
ana DIR. r. J. Montgomery Will assist n
The funeral of the late Mrs. L. c. Been
[ of Hyde avenue will be held this after
noon. at o'clock from Woodrings under
| anu win NC u
J Fairview cemetery.
| Van Brnnt has Just received few NOR
\ cars of nobby vehicles and will be pleas
| 10 have you call and look them over. Some
| great bargains will be offered. Anyone viii
direct you to his repository.
| Contractor Wickham has relieved thi
minds OF the city councilInen by removing
the dredge from indian creek and shipping
Il 10 Dow City, la. where u will be use'
ON work Mr.. Wiekham has there.
All members OF Council BUNS tent
knights OF the Maccabees, are requested
| 10 Be present al the hall this afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
CRIMINAL STATISTICS OF COUNTY
over Eighteen Thousand Dollars Ex-
pended During Year.

Over Eighteen Thousand Dollars Ex-
pended During Year.
II. v. Battey. clerk OF the district court.
completed yesterday the report OF the
criminal business In Pottawattamie county
for the year ending September 90 1896. The
report has to be made out annually and
sent TO the secretary of state at Des
Moines. The expense OF prosecuting crimi-
nal cases for the year amounted TO tli.-
%. while the amount paid to the county
attorney and assistant was 2soI.So. The
fines imposed amount to 1900 and the
amount OF fines collected during the year
was s1.725
From Council Bluffs twenty-five persons
were sent to the penitentiary, thirteen to
the county Jail and fines were imposed on
eight. From the district court at Avoca,
three were sent TO the penitentiary.
The longest sentences imposed were:
Arthur Fietz, bigamy, three years: r. L.
Mcbride. burglary. three years; James
Arthur. blowing Treynor bank safe. nine
years; Mickey Taggart. larceny from the
person six years; James Hardiner colored
attempted criminal assault and entering
and breaking, twenty years.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07

Have you heard the good news? Our 1907
wall paper patterns are coming in and you
will be right in II IL you let us do your in
terror decorating; and. when 1t comes to
painting we do not allow anybody to beat
IFS In furnishing good materials and good
work Now is the best time 10 paint, the
insects are all gone, and the weather nicely
settled Let us figure with you. Jensen
a Nicholson, 23S Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
T,,,o Arre.ted for Assault.

James and John Pendergast, brothers,
who were indicted by the recent district
court grand jury on charge of assaultins
A. Jorneski. with intent To do him great
bodily injury. were taken into custody
yesterday morning in Omaha, where they
have been working. and brought hack TO
Council Bluffs by Deputy Sheriff Woolmsn.
The Pendergasts and their brother-in-law.
Frank Kopera, wers engaged in family
row and the latter was seemingly getting
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
v COUNCIL BLUFFS
omcc 10 81.
, 40 Pearl 81. Tel. Is.

the worst OF IT, when Jornash attempted
to act the role Of tile peacemaker. Jornaski
received broken nose and was other
wise badly beaten up. The alleged assault
Is said to have taken place August l6. The
Pendergasts gave bail and were released.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07

To make the home complete you must
have a Lexington steel range and a Radi-
ant Home hard coal burner. We are sell
ing more than ever. Remember, these
stoves will cut your coal bills in half Sole
agents. Peterson & Schoening Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
OLD COMMANDERS COMING
Generals Dodge, Black and Howard to
Attend the Reunion.
AWAITS or OTHERS REPRESENTED
oeneraI MePhersOn, who HES No
Living Descendant. Only One
which Will Not Have Rep
~ resentative at Reunicn.

General GrenviIle NJ. Dodge, in letter
to Major George H.. Richmond. received
by the latter yesterday morning. states
that United states Senator william War
ner of Kansas City, and General j. A.
Black Of Illinois. former commissioner OF
pensions. will attend the reunion OF the
Society of the Army of the Tennessee in
this city hext month.
General o. o. Howard. one OF che com
rnsnders of the Army of the Tennessee.
will be here, while General Grant will be
represented by his son. General Fred Grant.
Rev. Father Sherman. who Is TO be dis
tinguished guest at the reunion. will be
the representative of General sherman.
while Mrs. John A. Logan and Mrs.
Tucker will represent General Logan.
General Mcpherson will be the only COM
niander not represented at the reunion.
So far as known General Mcpherson has
no living descendants or relatives who can
be here.
The local committee is making energetic
Efforts 70 make the reunion Of the enlisted
men, tdlbe held in connection with the meet
ing Of the Society of the Army Of the
Tennessee, success. The members Of
Abe Lincoln post. Grand Army Of the Re-
public. and other old soldiers in the city
h0NN lahcn tho w oht wiz w. -
! It that their old comsedes are properly
cared for while IN the city. In honor of
their comrades Abe Lincoln post will hold
2sAA npfire on the evening Of Nove pber I.
Other entertainment will also be arranged
for the visiting veterans.
Cun smins Expected 60 speak
Altho4 gh Council Bluffs has not az yet
Z en- IN luded in Governor Cumming pub
ypeaiSing dates. County Chairman
81. y khss a tentative promise from the
governor that he will speak in this city
on October o. A short while back 1t was
understood that Governor Cummins would
sp9ak here some day during this week,
bit for some reason or another this could
hot he arranged II unable to speak here
on october 20 it is likely that the people
, OF Council Bluffs will not hear Governor
Cummins during the campaign. Chairman
Smith, however said yesterday he was
hopeful Of securing Governor Cummius fol
n speech here before the Close Of the
campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
Real Estate Transfers.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
October by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company Of Council Bluffs
r G. Knowles, sr.. TO Fred G.
Knowles. Ell nwh swi4 nek and
part neh swA 14-74-iS, ". d.. :. go
Henry a. Smith and wife and John
d. Denton and wife to John b. Den
ton and Charles w. Wigginton. half
interest i'm lots ). part of and all
of Is, block ). Macedonia. Ia, W. d. 40
John II. Miller and wife to Lee II.
Mitchell. lot 10. block g. Riddles
subdiv., W. ............................ 1Sop
Frances r. trerner ana husband
Henry w. Clark. part lots l and 2,
block IS, Baylis' "a add, W. d.. 1900
Savings Loan and Building associa-
ton to c. NJ. Pennell, lot l6, block
T. Baylis' Cd add w. d................ TU
c. L. Roby and wife. to Isaac Burge-
son, lot II. block 6, Hughes & Don
iphan's add. W d....................... 100
Benjamin-Fehr Real Estate company
to Matilda c. Bickford. lot l, block
., Hutchinsons LIST add, W. do. 90
-. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA

at O'Clock to attend the funeral OF the
late Sir knight william q. Kisseil.
W15iSse efP os S SSs is sTss ys'1gTs a
They were divorced some time ago, but
have now decided to Try married life over
and the ceremony will take place today.
Shall we frame that picture2 We can do
II to suit you, we make a speciality OF franz
ing pictures. Let US do IT, we know the
work and price will be satisfactory. COun-
Gil BUNS Paint, OIL and Glass Co, Merriam
block.
huward stodtmeister. son OF Mr. and
Mrs Fred Stodtmeister OF this city, rs
nome after tive years and seven months
service In the United States navy lie
mas not decided whether he will re-enlist
or lead the lie OF civilian.
The regular monthly meeting Of the As
soctateo CHARITIES Will be held MONDAY
afternoon at the residence of mrs. X n.
Nicnols. f,g Glen avenue. A large attend
ance is desired, as matters OF Importance
are to come before the meeting.
Unuer peculiar circumstances we make
the following prices: Carpets, per YARD, ztc
and up; Iinoieum. per yaru, vCc anu up; OIL
ctOtn, &C ana up stove patterns. zoe ana
up; zink boards, wood iined, zoe and up. ID.
W. Keller lOS South Main street. ...
A cnance Tor a bargain, 10 you want III
We nave a large STOCK VI carpet ana mat
tIng remnants; must get rid OF them; viii
sell at most any price. stove oil cloth
IRON -5c To 4Oc a square yard; cocoa floor
mats. yvc to yLJO. Stockert Carpet Co
ENEItI HOUSEWIVES WAN GOOD,
T iaEsh MOST 81 kk LMS hf PafcE A
JOAN OLSUN'S GROCERY AT iSg AND
IA " EST BROADWAY, FULFiLLS ALL
THESE RkUUIkEMkNTS TO A LETTER
AND ALL DELIVERIES ARE ExCEED-
INGLl PROMPT.
At the meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Commercial club yesterday IT
was decided to postpone the election OF
new executive committee until the meeting
of the general membership in November,
The meeting called for this month failed
Tor want OF a quorum, owing To the at
fractions across the river.
August Myer, son of John Myer, died
Yesterday morning at the home of his
uncle, j. ID. Wittland, 1l9 Third street,
aged % years Services will be held at
the residence Monday morning at O'Clock,
after which the funeral will be held from
the Evangelical church in Lewis township
at II O'Clock. Burial Will be in the Plumer
cemetery.
A sneak thief succeeded in tapping the
till at the little clothing store of Mrs.
Eta Gilbert on West broadway Friday
night for Sl15O. The fellow purchased
pair OF SOCKS and while Mrs. Gilbert was
In the rear part of the store looking for
some other goods asked for by him, the
thief slipped behind the counter, secured
the money and dashed out of the door.
w. H. walline and Irene Roscne, both
from Stromsburg, Neb., were married IN
this city yesterday by Rev. Henry. DC
Long They stated they were first COUSINS
and for that reason came to Councll BluIts
to have the ceremony performed. Rev
Del. ong also performed the marriage ccte-
mony for A. &. Scott and Rose Grcgorlhs,
both of Columbus, Neb., and William Shoe-
maker and Lena Rehder both OF TINS CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07

Wall Paper-For the next two weeks
will sell wall paper at 3Sis per cent on. Our
big line of new wall papers must De re-
duced. A good opportunity to decorate
your home in good style for little money
w. s. Hewetson. Broadway and Four'h
ST Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07

a caution that another complaint against
him would result IN his being committed
to Eldora.
Kate Kuiken, the i6-year-old girl ar
rested Friday on a complaint OF her father.
also had a hearing before Judge Green
and was ordered committed to Mitchell
Vile. IL was shown that the girl stopped
out late at night and was commencing to
form bad acquaintance.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07

WHEN GOING TO BUILD, GO TO GEO
A. HOAGLAND, THE PIONEER LUM-
BIER MAN OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. 724
SOUTH MAIN STREET. TEL. 246.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07

II you want a good position, finish
course at the Western Iowa college. Day.
and evening school Enroll any time.
Phone for information
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
Owner Needs Money.

Must sell elegant lot on Glen avenue;
also good dwellings on Seventh street, near
Boomer school. Tel 81. Chas. T. Officer.
f9 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
SONS GAMES CAUSE OF DIVORCES
FRmiIy Breach starts when Father
Prohibits Youths from Bowling.

Family Breach starts when Father
Prohibits Youths from Bowling.
SIOUX CENTER Ia, Oct. .6.-tspeclai
Telegram. )-Evertje Demots of Sioux Cen
ter has secured divorce from her hus
band. Gerrit because he prohibited his
three grown sons from INDUCING in the
sport of bowling.
When the first bowling alley was in
stalled In this town about q year ago the
father tried TO have the place put out OF
business because his sons frequented IT,
Hearing OF this the sons upbraided their
parent for being an old fossil The mother
sided with the sons against the father and
caused breach which could never be
healed
The divorce has been granted and one
third OF a $1,000 property has been given
the wife as aiimony. The citizens Of Sioux
Center, convinced that the trouble started
in the anxiety OF the father to see his sons
spend their spare moments probably, sym
pathiEe with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07

Licenses TO wed were ISSUED yesterday 20
the following:
Name and Residence. Age.
William II. Holt. Council Bluffs. ......... 70
Carrie n. Holt. Council Bluffs. ............. ~
Richard j. Organ. Council Bluffs.......... q
Hope Hanchett, Council Bluffs .........,.. %
w. II. Walline, Stromsburg. Neb. ........ "a
Irene Rosene, Stromsburg. Neb. 70
A. c. Scott Columbus. Neb. ............... q
Rose Gregorins. Columbus, Neb. ....,.,.... 70
George Farwick, Omaha ...........,....... z
Emma White, Omaha ...................... ~
William Shoemaker. Council Bluffs. $50. 3
Lena Render. Council Bluffs ......,....,.. a
Edward Cochran Omaha .,... %
Mae Modal Axtell Neb, .
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
Cun ,mins Expected 60 speak
A Great ExcIt, neut.

We are making the lowest possible prices
ON wall paper. The latest patterns We
will make you the lowest figures IL you will
Mt us do the work. Guaranteed to be first
.sSlsss Council Bluffs Paint, oil and Glass
Co. Merriam block.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-07
MAN AMI WIFE IN PISTOL DUEL
Roth serK ssIy Injured and ia Remorss
Dress each Others wounds.


Dress Each Others wounds.
ROCK RAPIDS. Ia. Oct s.-(special Tel
egram,) lin pistol duel between Burton
r. Smith ard his wife, respected citizens
of Rock Rapids, in their bedroom last
night. the husband was perhaps mortally
shot. and tbs wife seriously wounded.
The woman fired the first shot, standing
behind her husband who was putting on
his collar at "a dresser. She was enraged
because he persisted in going to Mime
spolis where she accused him of having
another woman.
VIII nothing keep you at home?" she
asked after trying to persuade him TO
change his mind. a..
''Just one thing replied the husband,
land that is a bullet
Pushing her husband aside Mrs. Smith
pulled revolver from the dresser drawer
and fired It into his back. AS he sank to
the floor he picked another revolver on
the dresser and fired three times at his
wife, one of the bullets taxing effect In her
arm.
After exchanging the shots, the wounded
couple filled with remorse dressed each
others wounds until neighbors arrived to
call a physician.
smith probably, will die In an anti
norton statement made today he said his
wife shot him out of jealousy. The wo-
man says she accidentally discharged the
revolver while trying to break IL.
b. l.. NJ. SCRANTON This phrase when
applied to hard coal means the coal mined
We have ali the sizes, OUR WEIGHT Is
FOUR WORD Iowa and Missouri oak In
stock at all times. .Bridenstein 4 Smith
Phone 49, 18th Ave and 9th ST