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BoaBd q Directors Expects
Everything 10 Be Ready
by Last of Month.
THANKS 10 SANTA H


TIE vorh of putting the fnishine
touches On the sew Y. u. G. A. build
ne n being pushed % rapidly as
possible ana within q week or ten
days the building viii be ready for
6naI inspection BY the board and viii
Be turned over 10 the. association.
The furniture and equipment for the
building was expected 10 leave Chi
cago not later than June 1. and with,
d ten 6ays or two weeks should be
q Ias VEGAS. The board expects
10 have everything In readiness for
opening ths last week In June. The
committee On arrangements for the
dedication consists Of R. r. Grant.
y. D. January and ". b. Roseberry
The program for tho occasion will
be made public In the near future.
The board u gratifed to be able to
announce that Gardner Lathrop. Esq
General Solicitor of the Santa re
company has accepted an invitation
to he present and take part on the
program at the time OF the dedica.
tion n his business engagements Will
permit. Mr.. Lathrop Is president oi
the Board Of Regents Of Missouri state
university, and also president Of the
board of education in Kansas city,
in which city he still maintains his
residence though his Office Is Ia
rhirQVn Hp il n rcnflQmau who
despite his large business responsible
tiles Is interested IN and takes ever
opportunity III encourage and support
every agency devoted 70 the develop
ment of character and raising tht
standard Of citizenship.
The New Secretary.
The new secretary, Waiter j
Barnes. leaves Kansas City this weel
TO attend the national conference o
Y. NJ. c. A. secretaries In Indianapo
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COMMITTEE VOTES
TO UEEAT SMOO7
Prcaden. May Send Message TO
congress--Action In Bur
!. ton Case.
Especial % The optic.l

Washington. D. e, June Lit Il
an,horisatiyeD skported that the ".
publican members have agreed on
the first Foraker amendment though
Senator Foraker Informs your cor
respondent that Speaker Cannon
has not yet consented 10 this solu.
tion OF the question. The suicide Of
Congressman Adams this morning
prevented q report on the statehood
agreement In either house today. In
the Iiulse this morning. Hansbor.
oueh moved the passage of the
amendment TO the lease law prosid.
Ing that more than one section could
be leased to one individual. On oh.
lection the motion was tabled until
tomorrow. Ex.Delegate Rodey of
New Mexico has qualified for the
position or United States Judge In
Porto Rico. IN
: Delegate Andrews today called
upon the secretary or war and 70.
cenved assurances from the secretary
that troop or Uncle Sans cavalry
would be sent TO the Territorial Fair
at Albuquerque.
Vote 10 unssat Snsoot.
Washington, June 1.--By vote oi
seven to Ave. the senate committee
on privileges and elections voted
that Senator Smoot IN not entitled 70
..1kat. The committee voted
- .ously 10 have 4 vote of the
a. Sat this session.
Gust Senator Burton.
hinatOm. Senator Bailey to-
troduccd 4 resolution In the
L tee on privileges and elec.
fhxS for the expulsion of Senator
Burton. Action on the resolution
went over until next Tuesday
Albuquerque Gets Cemetery.
Washington, June 1.-THE senate
has passed bill deciding 10 Albu
auerque, n. NJ. tract of land fol
cemetery purposes.
VIII Send Report 10 Congress-.
Washington. June L. Tho. president
has decided 10 send congress the re
port Of Prof. G. r. Neil, commission
er Or labor, and Janbee B. Reynolds
of their investigations INTO the condf
tions Of the meat packing houses q
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Gra0uatin

Sis a sotn. 10 srsansse:
Nosher works IN oGul iste:
Gos 3 Ios ~ wimmen. TOO:
Gsess they neser win ed Through
Gsmunnes. ~hen they al oone
Ho~ that old machine does hani
Every woman sits and se~s.
Maxim grzduatin. ciors.
@&3sas-&.a 8a4 n se5 k
Sis h xoin' 10 graduate:
Things II In a, ofnl state.
ciose Il piled up Sin feet dep:
Ain't no place to eat ner sleep.
Things is lyin' on the chairs:
Table. bed. an. everyvheres:
Every place d feiler goes
Has 4 keep away from eloxe.
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aiiy rA~ rroxsmfss Il sk~ craeA O.
shs Grand Dsks slSaInsr Il Ra.sis
y the rsy<i coach II Tie tine
ne eSEi1@isp. lss n~Ay spectators
10 hsslsss hat ske zftxnps szs l4sss
@s1lsss Nd ~. ~ is1sr Y sss s~a
ersGas acc< ! mai a sss assseis.
ssziass ske kbg an1 ssoka
esspeSe - Gnotx xhsse. ~
Msdftd, lsQou uhwA 80 y q
!! !! !! !: : !: :! ! : !
~ tk~ Mad) = ss4ibcs. -
" IN Ives kIs nsms
ont Ia ss 20 the epsaish 20
lice ~ desectises. sho came
hsr~ 20 aillkd tAe wedding Festivities
Hss srunn caused great excIsem<n,
and coll Asd 10 help The police
40 prevent ne people from sssauisiaf
him. He L IL sood sppearanc< and
somewhat resembles q man The poiie
ho.e heen looking fos. Ne refuses sr
N Spanish polsce Any iniorns
10 - says he n willing 70 anl
sus b questions shs British coasal
nny bM 10 hin. Ths ssshorities ars
considering IL sdsisability a post'
poaiag IL hattie u asvers. ovias
10 the danger TO which Tho king and
queen might BE- exposed.
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CONGRESSMAN
KILLS himself ST
Robest Adam. d Pennsylvania
Dies By Own Hand IN
- E.. Washington. d. :
>
WORRIED BY FINANCES
Walks to Bathroom and Washes
After Firing Fatal Shot. :
Through Head.

Washington. June l.-Congress
man Robert Adams OF Pennsylvania,
shot himself this morning He 4
In q serious condition. Il was Adams
who reported. conducted through the
house and had charge OF, In confer.
ence with the senate, the Cuban re
solutions and drafted, introduced, re.
ported and passed through the house,
ii one hour. the declaration Of war
against Spain. The shooting occurrei
In one Of the chambers Of the Metro
polItan club. where Adams was
stopping. He was found unconscious
at eight o'clock this morning, sitting
upright In an arm chair.
A pistol was lying on the floor. He
had shot himself In the mouth. Y
is believed that Adams committed
the aeed between six and seven
o'clock this morning. II is not expect
cd that he win recover.
Obligations Exceeded Resources.
Washington. June 1.--Robert Ad-
ans last night wrote the following
letter 10 Speaker Cannon. II was re-
ceiyed at the capitol Just before the
hour or convening the House today:
Hon. J. q. Cannon:
my Dear Mr.. Speaker:
THE fact that my personal obli-
cations exceed my resources II my
only excuse for abandoning the ri
sponsible position ! occupy In u
| House. | am willing to be buried
| its expense, but ask that no con4
miftee be appointed or memorial
services held, as | have never been
! in sympathy with the latter custom.
with assurances OF my high regard
sincerely yours.
-RoBERT ADAMS
Adams PASSES Away.
Washington, june adams died
at the hospital al 1850 q. m. The
ghastiy feature Of his deed was the
fact that after shooting himself
Adams proceeded out into the hal
and 10 the bath room. whore he
washed himself and then returned e
his room. The walls Of the batf
room were spattered with blood n
his rooms he left q note addressed
/ TO the bell boy reading: Notify II
q. Clement, No. 1926, 4 street and
also Francis r. Adams. No. 1877
Wallace street. left money for m,
breakfast bill You can divide tbs
Iinclosed.' At the Metropolitan cluf
I'LL was recalled today that yesterday
morning Adams did not act natural
lly and appeared under some mental
l strain. He seemed himself again
last night and there was nothing y
Indicate contemplated suicide. Ad
ans was one Of the nlost popular
members Of congress and held
i high position on c6neittees. He
was also prominent 10y a m
city. He was close e president
and At the besinql ~ session
introduced and ~ Tit
Whipping Post ~ 80 rec
/ commended BY N Adami
has Gtuays beex ~ rspubii
Ieaa y telvart Z /
~ ~ bQrns ~ H.
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TWENTY KILLED
By ANARCHIST
oves S;zty Wounded By Bomb,
FIVE q Whom Are Re
poded Dying.
EEYLER BADLY HURT
King Has Narrow Escape--Sus-
pect Undes Arrest an
EngLshman.

Madrid. sInne i.--Officials here are
beginning 10 believe that two bombs
we're thrown n the king and queen
and that the mlsslses exploded simul
taneously With only one vivid nashs
The scene was like 4 battIehe3d
Corpses. pools of blood. and wreckage
were strewn upon the ground. The
front Of house No. IS. on Mayor
street, before which the extlosion oc
Cured, was covered with hales and
blood dripped from the curtains of
the window Oh the nrst hoors
In the apartment Of the nuke Of
Ahumada, Marchioness Tolosa and
her daughter were killed. One body
was jammed IN the balcony railing. and
was removed with difficulty. All
nearby houses were surrounded By
police who prevented ingress or
egress until they had been thorough
" searched. =,
Bomb Thro~sr confesses.
London. June LA dispatch from
Madrid says that the bomb throwtr
! has been arrested. has confessed. and
supplied details Of the outrage.
General MsyIsr injured.
Madrid. June l.--Gsnersl Weyler
was seriously wounded BY the bomb
explosion yesterday. Five d thu
wounded are dying. The number
killed Il now given at twenty and
the wounded At sixty. A ieweled DE-
coration worn by King Alfonso was
shattered hy splinter % the bomb
Queen Victoria Il irreconsilab.e, de'
clarIng that she . responsisle for q
many being killed =
KING Has Miraculous Geeape.
London. June Another dispatch
from Madrid saya that King Alton~
had even more niraculous ESCAPE
than Ii generally known. Al fragment
or the bamb struck his hrcsst, bni -
force was broken BY d chain Of the
king of The Portuguese Order of 6an
/ tiago, whichs he Was wearing me
chain was broken, but II stepped u
piece of steel. which otherwiee NM
have pierced the kinR,s breast.
Royai PAIR osfy Aesae1jnss
Madrid. June 1.-The Elnl an1
bride. before lunch tnaky.
although ths streets u lfafid IN o.
laatomobile, Nisaout an ekort, "
were loudly aoclaimsd ~ tn -.
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szyn0sa sor 4 new baildiax. The ae
tails u thas sosk bsirN snsireiy usdssI
his charge
The directors of the Kansas cits1
\. II. q. Al a sfst protested Vigorous
~ when They wese approached ~ LAS
III siesrns u the LIS Vegas board
with \ vie~ to securing the services
- Mr.. Asrnes and only conssnses toI
his leaving them with ths rresaesf
reluetanee The directors u the Las
yegas association feel grained ii,
their success b securing i man wheI
sises every promise q fnlhiiing a.
requirements and sespeak for him q
hearty welcome md loyal support
from the people of Las Vegas
rhsnks to the ssnts VI.
Az A regular meeting of the board
this week the directors passed ths
following resolution Of thanks, scories
~ which have been sent 10 Presiden,
Ripley of the Santa ". Vice Presi
dents !. w. Kendriek and w. n. Ian
sen. General Solicitor Iathrop. c. =.
Gieed u Kansas City. q director. and
Col. R. \. Twitcheli. assistant solIci
tor for New Mexico.
The resolution reads: i.
Resolved. That me thanks Of the
bosrd are hereby extended To the
Santa Fe company for iss very sener.
Gus contribution 10 the support a.
our association. . sa@ l.. j
And each member Of the board en-
pressed himself al being deeply and
sincerely grateful 10 the Santa re|
company for this and other kindnesses
shown the association" =
ooard Fila Vacancy. 4
The board On directors at ne re-.
cent meeting also elected D. 4. Bach
elor. local agent Of the Santa Re. 70
MI the vacancy on the board caused
by the removal Of Clark Moore.
Secretary r. l. Browne has receis.
ed the following letter Of > acceptance
from Mr. Bachelor: 4 ..ss-
Mr. y. L. Browne. Secretary Y. NJ.
c. Al, City. M. p, ~ s3 ..a....s n
Dear Sir: have your favor advis
ing of my election as q member at
the board of the Y. NJ. G. A. associa.
tion In this city.
desire 10 thank your association
and 70 assure you that ] win be pleas
ed to accept the Office In question
and to serve same to the best Of ms
ability. Yours very truly,
I D. L. BACHELOR. s&
T.. Agent.
The board has employed n. stnde.
baker az custodian and ianitor of tho
building. his duties 70 begin as soon
as the building Is accepted from the
contractor. r. r. Grant has been sea
cured TO look after the collection Of
those subscriptions to the building
fund which have not yet been paid
! IN fun. u.
The board has employed R. Stude.
baker as custodian and janitor Of the
building. his duties TO begin as soon
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sis = kean' 10 sFa1n1s.
shes skonrin' fearesi rats.
issyan' ksss N xioses nm shces.
Lace an handksrehiefs- iust sacaghs
Never r~ts 10 shooI no more.
trsaasfin' sseh bore.
ke~ps her hasy fnAkin' ho~s
For her Eradassia' clone.
sas ID koin' 70 graduate:
Gee. n must ss sone,hin' great.
Relatives II I'll be her.
strinsin' IN rrm far an near.
Rushin' In an rashin. out.
Can't nad shst III I'll shout:
But from what n - I s'pos~
Grsduatin' iest means clone
--school Board yosrnAi.
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8Ex-coN0REssMAN LOCKWOOD
or ALBANY PAssEs AWAY.

Albsay.. II. Y, Jnne 1.--DAnieI n.
Lockwnod, the well known lawyer and
q former member Of eonsress, died
today.
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BUIll ullACIEl
Hl ALL ETElNlIt
Gsanssiist ssiv6(s Lass Might prs-
sssssd % Vie s6lsaes 3 vsri-
table pase(ao = Liss.

Build chAractsr 1cr etSl16|
the keyHoes q Evangsllst
sers.en u ~ test lest nflht.
was msck Interest," unnnflsesa1 =
at the close one aty took uenhof
ship with the eDoGst4ation,
wake sang most toschinkiy ~
song entitled. Sing Old Hyrna( =
Ne. 4
The topic af Nj. ssiscrs' die.
course was From the Cradle "a the
Crave and presented 70 the audi
ence yeritAble panorama q life.
Bcginning with the baby. the bright
est and prsttiest nowsr that bsoaas.
giving 10 IL parents I new inspirAr
tion Of life. and = ioy they never
dreamed Of before. then its child.
ko6d n development. IT. youth of ed
'ucation and learning, manhood and
middle age of activity and useful.
ness and then the declining years Of
old age and falling Of the faculties.
Each period III life received due
emphasis and II WAS sermon Of
great value 10 every one. old and
young. The Scripture was brought
TO bear upon each phase Of the sub
ject and fitly chosen text was
quoted for each period In life. A
chart was used showing . circle Of
safety which included all, In what.
ever stage OF life. heard and heeded
the call 81 Christ 70 be His disciples.
MI. stivers viii preach tonight on
the theme, What Think Ye of
Christ and Nj, Na1e win Seing
again. ~ requelk tnat Aee l11lQps
10. entitled, III II H1psel I;
q NGptardpE night Ne
| wilI s&eet .fpp the purpose = ~ =
ling ~ ldkn5nctinSs - ethss bps-
iusr1 ~ hnx ~ hticn, "a
casion. S S. Z.
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cell made calculations. At last he fixed
point where he could jump on the
belt which would stop at the window.
zone evening in winter when the
days were short the convicts were lined
UP ready to march away Suddenly
Bassett sprang upon the belt and.
elutchlng each edge with hand was
carried to the window. So startled
was every one that no one took In his
Intention till he reached the window,
the belt stopped, he sprang Off and
through the opening and was gone.
Nothing was heard again of Bassett.
SO determined was he in his object
from the moment of his Imprisonment
that he had arranged with his wife to
So 10 a foreign country, change her
name and lose herself to all save him.
II she wrote nothing he was to know
that she wNs at the rendezvous. She
waited two and a half years for him
without having heard word from him
81 writing Il word to him. Consequent
IL when he escaped II was impossible
10 track him by his wife. One day he
appeared before her and their children
IN little town in Central America.
There, neither OF them known to those
about them, parents and children were
united IN one embrace. 81 so
"Bassett at once found employment
IA the mechanical department or the
great canal-of course under an as
suned name--and 1t was not Wong
before he worked himself UP to one of
the principal positions In that depart.
mont, Long afterward he saw in a
newspaper the confession of the man
wh1 had committed the murder for
which he was convicted, but he con.
siGercl his former self blotted from
tle world and never reappeared among
h,a friends to receive their sympathy
nj the great legal blunder and pardon
,rom the governor.
The secret OF Bassetts success was
ihat he realized he must have pur.
csc and rose through his desperate
condition 20 his object He also pre-
sarred to die rather than remain sepa.
rated from his wife and children, with
t1e loss of bis liberty. The moment
o. supreme happiness Of his life was
when. having sprung on the belt, he
cav II stop in accordance with his cal
tuiations. He felt all the exhilarn,
ttuTi--
"WhatI How do know how IA
feitf Well. I'm Bassett."
SUMNER CHILDs,
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Let woolson take the baby. Occur
d'Alene Studio.
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TERRIBLE STORM
Leaves a Trail of Death In It's
Wake.

New York, Oct. %. r Fur Their 70
ports OF Thursdays terrible storm
along the lower Atlantic coast show
that the earlier dispatches gave only
Rlimpses of the death and destruction
wrought by wind and wave.
All the officers and sailors of the
steamer George Farwell, which went
ashore oft Cape Henry, were saved,
but ut least Il OF the passengers and
nrew Of the steamer Lucie. wrecked
on Elilott's key, drowned, and lOt
were lost from quarterboat No. 1 Of
the Florida East Coast railway. Sur.
yivors Of the St. Lnioe we're taken to
Meant, Fla, last Friday night on
the steamer Virginia, but owing To
the interruption In the telegraph ser.
vice, their safe arrival was not known
north of IN t city until today, Many
Of the bodies were buried without be.
Ing identified
Stories told by the survivors of the
south Atlantic wrecks lead 10 the be.
lief that other vosslOs were lost In the
storm Of Thursday. Much anxiety
Tor small craft was felt In many ports
last night and rescue tugs we're sent
out 10 scour the sea In search OF cast
Always.
wreokage, apparently not from
ships known 10 DO lost, was found on
several beaches, giving rise to the
gravest appEehensions. Vessles that
weathered the storm put Ia with re
ports that 1t was the worst experience,
cd In many years. Their captains
aud crews expressed the belief that
only the staunchest crafs could out.
live 1t. At times the seas we're high
enough to crush schooners and even
larger ships.
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DIVERS SEE BODIES
Ia the Sunken Submarine
Boat


Bizerta, Tunis, Oct. 90. The div.
era who are working ON the French
submarine boat Lutin, which went
down of this port October 10, with
IL men aud two officers on board, to-
day succeeded in digging tunnel
under her stern through which haw.
ser was passed
The operations we're conducted un-
Ger the personal supervision OF MIR,
Thomson, the French minister of ma,
riuo, All efforts TO remove the bodies
FROM the Lutln have proved unsuo-
cessful. I" rough the window Of the
hatch divers have perceived two
eorpses with arms interlocked. The
position Of these bodies Is such as Ia
make II impossible to open the man.
hole and therefore ingress to the SUBJ
marine can not be had. The two
bodies seen from the outside can not
Be identified, but there Is reason "a
believe that one clad In a white shirt
IL that Of Lieutenant Fepoux, com.
mandeF of the Lntin.
Tho weights Of the submarine, with
the exception OF thosA ON the star.
board bow are In position. The star
board weight has been broken off and
with its fastenings lies ON the bot.
tpn
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GIRL WANTED.--ight house work, family
Of and good wages. Inquire at Occur d'Alene
Drug store.
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BOON IN ALAMEDA
Reported to Have Option on
Nine Near Gem.

Wallace, Idaho, Oct. %. An op.
ton has been given to Butte parties
for the control Of the Alameda min.
ing property north Of Gem.
One report is that Heinze has the
option, while another report, coming
from Mullan, says that the Amalga.
mated Is behind the deal. That the
deal is on there Is ne doubt but the
matter is being kept secret as far as
possible.
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White Star Navigation Conn

STEAMER BONETA-Leaves Occur
d'Alene Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 8 a. m; returning leaves Terrell
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, $50
a. m. Freight and passengers for lake
and river points. Purchase your ticket
for Occur d'Alene crly and get your
passage on the 3c-eta at the dock.
Round trip to head of navigation, St.
Joe, $3.50.
EXCURSION TO BEAUTY BAY
Steamer Boneta, every Sunday. Leaves
at 9:1o a. m; leaves again at 3:15 D. m.
a most delightful place to spend Sun
day outing. SOC round trip.
I. d. MCDONALD, Mgr.
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team OF AZ years old horses. Weight 2540 for
sale or let for the winter to responsible party.
Address B. Nogens, Occur d'Alene, Idaho. 1O-l6t6
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New furnished I'VE room cottage, 1890 Second
Street. 10-0t3p
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Ven OF n..,,nr.

sne man who takes hisse'f seriously
every minute OF his life" said Uncle
Eeen. 'allus gifts to be one OF two
thlngs-a hero or a jOke,"-washingtop
Star.
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Wife during the tiff)--I have suffer.
ed every calamity that can befall 4
woman. Husband (calmlyl-oh. no,
you haven't my dear, You have never
been . widow, wlte-You evidently
don't understand me. said .'calam
tty.s
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-23
FERNAU DIES, OF INJURIES
from Unsuccessful I'D TO the
Present.

Heinrich Fernau, the elderly German who
was found lying unconscious in the rear
Of the Windsor hotel, 52 South Tenth
street. Wednesday morning, having, it is
supposed, fallen from the window of his
room on the second floor, died at 10 o'clock
Thursday night at the Omaha General hos
pital, where he was taken by the police.
The body was turned over to Undertaken
II. X. Burket.
Fernau came to Omaha over the Burling-
ton Tuesday, going to the hotel. but fall
ing to register his home address. Passen-
gers on the train with him stated he acted
strangely and he was closely watched, 1t
being feared he would attempt to throw
himself from the cars. He was apparently
about So years old
Fernaus wife and son arrived here FRI
day morning from Willis, Kan, where
Fernau lived. The body will be taken TO
Willis Saturday morning for burial.
Fernau was returning home from Wyo-
ming where ne visited a son, and stopped
over in Omaha day on his return TO
Willis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-23
BRANDEIS MEN AT MANAWA
Managers rendered Dating Before
starting Out for Goods for
New store.

A farewell outing was rendered the man
ayers OF the ]. L. Brandeis & Sons at
Lake Manawa last night by the depart
ment managers. The managers leave to-
day for the east to purchase goods for
the new Brandeis store. All the Manaws
attractions were patronlzed and a course
dinner was served to the entire party at
the pavilion. The guests who go abroad
are W. c. Mcknight. b, L. Danforth, Phil
Aarons. z. Canister and f. A. Bessie. The
department managers were W. F. Spencer,
T. ID. Ettlinger. Tom Markowitz. Horace
Brenizer. r. II. Manley. Frank Clarke. w.
II. Thomas, Dan Amsden. W. b. Eber-
hardt, F W. FlOdman. Sam Johnson and
Charles Singer
F. A. Cudahy. r., gave a course dinner
at Manawa last night to 4 party Of twelve