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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
LOCAL BREviTlES..

i
EOvinR -jFFimhle has secuted q, decree q
divorce from Paul Trimble on the gronnds
OF dessFtion and nonsuppOrt. She is given
the custody Of their child and he Is en-
Joined from interfering with II.
The Puritan Laundry company has begun
spection' and Insurance company Tor
81. 7Ss. g. alleged to be due on policy
covering a steam boiler In the plant g.
The citizens. Of Juvenile City, under the
leadership OF Mayor Yer Mehren, will be
the guests OF the Lyric theater Friday
night. The management, has set aside the
entire balcony FOR the use of the boys.
James r: Faussett declares in petition
for divorce from Mary Bell Faussett that
she told him she preferred the society Of
other men and then left him. They were
married in Onawa, Ia, September IA, 1892.
William Blake, bogus cripple. arrested
by Patrolman Brown, was sentenced thirty
days by the police judge Wednesday morn
ing. blake was soliciting aims and eliciting
sympathy with an arm that was bandaged,
but In no way injured,
The COMMITTEES OF ave, appointed by
Chairman Wilhelm OF the executive COM
mittee OF Che Commercial club to devise
ways snd means OF raising $4,000 10 COM
piete the AUDITORIUM, met Wednesday nom
Ne definite eopslSqsien wSsS Esaehea and an
About 400 applicants have signihed their
desire % take the examination Tor the posi-
omshss next sstatday- Macy Of the sp-
plicatlon forms Hre as yet iucomplete and
the full list Of applicants viii NOT be kpo vi
sHtn EEidAS Ths sSsnihs to5E Sin bssg Sc
of tie unitsd states eSi service ES SsmiS
smlnGtionA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
IRONY OF FATE, SURE ENOUGH
MaR who Promotes Auto Ordnance
One of First Involved

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As a result Of an automobile accident at
Sixteenth and Corby streets early Wednes-
day morning Harry sarver, chauffeur for
Attorney w.. Q. gilbert, and Floyd Flynn,
tire man at the Powell Bacon garege, have
been arrested and are booked at the city
Jail on the charge of using an automobile
without permission OF the owner. Sarver
and Flynn will be- aTraigned in police
court this morning on. that charge, com
plants for which have been nled by the
city prosecutor. '.s ,,,,.-,s .-.. e.
Singularly, the offenders will be prose
cuted under a new ordinance which be-
came a law only Tuesday evening, within
four hours of the time of the accident 1t
seemed to be the irony of fate that the
man who was one OF those to push the
new ordinance was the first TO have his
automobile damaged under circumstances
covered by the ordinance: :
The new law provides a penalty Of SlOC
fine or Imprisonment OF ninety days,
The circumstances Of the sarver- Flynn
case were that Chauffeur sarver, after
taking Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert home Tuesday
night, took the Gilbert car out for good
time with some friends. The. party left
the U. s. restaurant on Dodge street at
1:S Wednesday morning and at Sixteenth
and Corby streets, while going at rate
Of speed from twelve to fifteen miles per
hour, according to Sarver's own statement
the car went against the. purbing : and
threw out four occupants, injuring B. D.
Kennedy OF lee8 North twenty fourth
street. Mr. Kennedy sustained n, fractured
shoulder. Saryer was taxing Flynn to his
home on Brskine street
+ The automobile was damaged to the ex-
tent of 1900 ~
Mr.. Gilbert keeps his car dt'the Powell
Bacon garage on FREham street. Fer mu.
tual protection automobilS owners secured
the passage OF the ordinance referred to
as the practice of taking out automobiles
without the knowledge of the owners hao
become such. that some action was neces.
sary.
1t was stated yesterday that felony
charge could be pushed against sarver and
Flynn, but Mr.. Gilbert is disposed merely
to teach the young men lesson and set 6
warning for others.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

Twentieth street, q girl; Niels :, Boqday
Eorty-tourth ard G, a girl; J. e. Menttqk,
1it o. Gir1.
Miss. Eva Gflin. one OF the teachers last
year IN the CorriRan Fchopl was married
shortly after the close OF the school year.
She r. now living at Los Angeles, Cal. Her
name is now Mrs W. l.. Holland, formerly
WhH known here.
( There will be a meeting Of the Highland
Park Improvement club tonight to consider
large amount Of important business. At
tentlou will be given to Twenty-seVenth
street, TO the r street proposition ane z 2
committee appointed to- keep an eye on
the sewer question 10 see that-the High
land district is we'll cared for.
Miss Mildred Jones and Miss Hattie
Roberts gave a pleasant party to about
dozen OF their friends last night at the
home Of Miss Jones. The occasion was
Miss Roberts birthday. IL was intended
to have the party on the lawn but the
shower OF the afternoon made II impossible.
Parlor games were enjoyed by the young
were served.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

United. states District Clerk r.. C. Hoyt
has gone TO Beatries Tor a short visit
II. Nelson OF Kansas City, r. E Van
Arden Of st Paul and w s. Harding OF
Nebraska city are &c the Hehshaw.
>. A. Hefner OF Cedar Rapids, j. b. Cook
Of Irwin. n. r. LangdOn OF Papillion and
J; A. Baird OF Halby. Colo. are at the
Murray.
T. J. Farren or Geneva, Jerry Williams
Of Ashland, Felix Wilson OF Denver, VIII
liam Bechter OF Pierce and H w l..
Jackson of Beatrice are at the Merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. 7. Marehand OF Chi.
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Kohn, ]. u.
Relmer Of Denver, NJ. Marx Of Portland,
II. W Newman OF Columbus and L. ID.
Smith Of Creighton. are at the Paxton.
H. w. Booth OF Searcy. Ark. George X
Barton OF Portland. Colonel McLaughlin
Of Paris ]. n. Mooney Of Arapahoe, g. ID.
Brown OF Billings. b. Pratt OF Denver and
Mrs Thomas Pratt OF 81 Paul are az the
Willard.
John Bench OF the railway mail service
has been assigned 20 duty as transfer
clerk In the once OF the chief clerk OF
the omaha branch OF the Sixth division
Mr.. Bench was seriously injured some ter
months ago I'm q wreck while railway mai
clerk on the Wayne and Bloomfield run
and has not yet recovered from his In
luFtes- & -~.-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
ATroRNRr wATsoN sECuRHs DELAY
Will Not BE Tried on DiSbarment
Charge at Present.

NON NC
Charge at Present.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., July 1s.-(spe-
eial) 1.-THE hearing OF the disbarmeut pro-
ceedings filed against Attorney John c.
Watson has been continued until septem-
Der 8. John c. Watson filed objection to-
day to Judge Paul lessen hearing the case,
claiming that he believes that he cannot
get fair and impartial hearing before
Judge lessen.
In addition to this an affidavit signed by
Watson was placed on file, in which a con-
tinuance OF the case is asked for on ac-
count Of the unexpected absence Of NJ. E.
Catron at this time, who. 1t is claimed, is
a material witness in the case. Catron's
absence is alleged to have resulted from a
sudden attack Of hay fever about July II
and his leaving for Colorado to secure
relief. Judge lessen announced his ruling
on the objection and the request for a
continuance. sustaining both, thus ruling
himself of the bench in this case. An
other Judge will be asked to sit with Judges
Good and Keiligar when the case again
comes up for hearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Number of Appointments I'm Postal
and other Dspa rtments at
Washington.
y CFrom a Stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July ls.-(Special Tele-
gram. flames e. Dickson has been APP
pointed regular and E. NJ, Ross substitute
rural carriers for route No, at Red Cloud.
Neb.
Walter 81 Butler has been appointed
postmaster at Ford Warren county, Iowa,
vice Emma Bradford. removed. .
Charles A. Robinson and l.. o. Gable of
Des Moines, and D. E. Hooker Of Council
Bluffs, Ia, have been appointed craftsmen
in the treasury department.. .,.-- .-
s. o. Fladness of Carpenter. la, has been
appointed tagger in connection with the
bureau OF animal Industry.
WE Betz has been designated mem
Der 81 tfSe civil service board for the post
ONCE at Laramie, Wyo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
RELIEF WORK INPERFORNED
Destitute Family from San Francisco Fails
10 Receive suCoor.
AssOcIAIID I..cNARITIEs IS .cRITIcsEO
Alfred MiIIara of Humane society
win Ask Morris why He Has
l-- Not Attended TO the
Case.

Alfred Willard, treasurer OF the Nebraska
Humane society," proposes to ask the d.
rectors of the Associated Charities Why
that organization has done nothing for a
family Of San Francisco refugees in a con-
dition Of absolute destitution. b.,
superintendent Morris Of the Associated
Charities was Informed. OF the case last
week. but nothing has been done to slievi'
ate the distress Of the family, which has
been maintained by, neishbors and an aged
landlady. Mr.. Morris referred the case
TO the Visiting Nurses association, which
sent Miss Dawson to Investigate. Miss
\ Dawsou Reported that no one was sick and
that the case was one for the Charities.
The story of the refugees 10 pathetic. Tine
head, OF the family is ]. s. shoop. He has
a wife and two daughters, the elder, being
about II. iShOop wds a shipping clerk los
the American Biscuit company in San
Francisco and lived in. comfortable elreum-
stances On Van Mess awonusi After The
z calamity, which destroyed practically
everything they had, the Shops came to
KANSAS City: shoop is a bookkeeper and d
pharmacist as wen. Failing TO find work
In Kansas City. he became discouraged
and tried to cut hts throat With a pen
knife. Hts; wife prevented him just In
time, altar he had inflicted flesh wound,
ABOUT zen udys dSO tley came " OLhaho
ana rented Furnished housekeeping rooms
at 1oil South Eleventh street A weeks
rent was paid IN advance. Last Friday
another instaltment vas due, but the TnonsS
had run out entirely. Shoop had not founC
employment. but had managed to MAKE
friends who supplied him, with whisky
Totally disheaPtened, he began to drinl
heavily. He came home only at night. anC
has reached a mental and physical condi
ton where. II Is feared he might suddenl,
try TO end hrs life or that OF mig wife Of
children, The landlady and the neighbour
have seen that The. latter 'wers sdppllet
with food since Friday
Meanwhile the neighbors and the land
lady. who cannot sfford. the burden, ar
trying TO get the Associated Charities 4
do something for the destitute family an,
to get shoop on his feet again.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
, THE BAND COMES NEXT.
Royal Hawaiian hand from HOnOIuIu
E-s Opens at, the Auditorium
NsIt Monday

The famous Royal Hawaiian band from
Honolulu will hold the boards at the Audi
torium all next week. giving matinee and
an evening concert every day. The sale OF
reserve seats begins at the Auditorium on
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, when all
holders Of book tickets and others who
have not yet secured book tickets may get
reserved seats. Popular prices will prevail
during the week. and on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday nights there will be con-
cert dances after the regular program. To
dance to music furnished by such an or
ganizatioh Is dream, and at Salt Lake
and other places where these concert dances
have been put on the people were wild over
them. The book tickets will be withdrawn
from sale on Saturday so that all who
want to take advantage of the reduction
provided through the purchase OF these
ebooks must act promptly
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Two Held for MardeT.

MITCHELL, SD. July ,is.--CSpecial
Telegram. THE preliminary examination
of Edward VeY and II, T. Williams
held before Judge Herbert this afternoon.
Vey is charged with the murder 5of the
unidentified man ana Williams with aid
ing and abetting the murderer. Both men
waived examlRatton' on the advice of'thelr
attorney, L. NJ: simons and, ,,thsy were
held to the term of circuit court, which
win be held IL, EOYembsF. Three. wit
nesses-C. w. Burke. William Barnes and
victor PutsisrSrzwere- held IN $1,000 bonds
for their appearance at the term of court
as their evidence will be necessary 10
convict. The murdered man was photo
graphed this afternoon and he was buried
in the potters held at tbs, cemetery p
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Nebraska Girl violated Law.

BURCHARD. Esb. July 1s.-tspecisl.l J.
The little daughter Of Peter Mooney, who
resides near BurchArd, short time ago
unwittingly violated the postal laws by
sending a. written communication through
the, mail with fourth class matters. The
package fell into the hands OF Inspector
Sinclair, who called upon Mr.. Mooney for
the penalty Of $40 which was promptly
paid, but it is thought that when the mat
ter is explained to the department and II
is shown that the act was done unknow-
ingly that the money will be refunded
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
OTHERS THAN JoBBERs TO GO
Men Outside This Circle Gan Go to
swell Crowd for the
Black Hills .-- ..-.

Chairman Yetter Of the trade excursion
COMMITTEES OF the Commercial club says
In order 10 make the excursion into the
Black Hills an unusually large one he will
provide accommodations for those outside
the jobbing circles who want to go along
and boost for Omsha- More than the num-
Der OF jobbers requisite 70 secure the spe-
ciaf train have already signed for the eK-
cursion. - ysrl : 1,ti-.E Is $50 Z
those who wish 20 Visit spearfsh will
have to make ARRANGEMENTS. TO go there 7by
stage from DsadWood, where the party
will stop Afternoon and might. Some OF
the smaller stations. where ive and ten,
minute stops had been arranged. have beer
eliminated from the, schedule and the train
viii pass through without stopping
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Hall Damages Corn.

ARAPAHoE, Neb., July ls.-(speciai
Telegram.)-A much-needed general rain
descended all over this section Of Nebraska
and as far as moisture is concerned assures
a corn crop. Wheat and all small grain ls
in shock, OF good quality and fair yield,
but small acreage. The local rain of yes
terday hailed a strip OF from one-half 10
two miles wide from ten miles north of
Holbrook 20 the Kansas state line and was
very destructive to corn crops.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
scAtti.h NIGHT at che BtIou.

Members OF Clan Gordon and Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon are heartily in
vited TO come and enjoy the show at the
BiJou theater formerly known as Cor
mania hslD, Nineteenth and Harvey streets,
Thursday evening.
Seats reserved in parquet circle TN Z SIS
not, a minute. later .ClansHien will wear
regalia. BY order OF the chief ,-t r,-
vac. LINDSAY. Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Low Rates 10 oKObOn aad Spirit Lake
via Chicago, Milwaukee e. St
r. Paul Railway.
Round Trip from Omaha

Round Trip from Omaha.
$500, on sale Friday or Saturday. good
returning Monday, .r,- ,r,.-.. - ~
$500, on sale daily, return limit 30 days.
Ss95. on sale daily, return limit Oct. slst.
An ideal spot to spend summer vaca.
ton. Write for okoboti folder.
f. A. NASH, GenI Western Agent.
1924 FaFnam- ST., Omaha. Ntb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
DIAMoNps-Fren.er, 18TH and Dodss s.,
snn sfnha rnthsr

NEW YORK. July iS.--During a quarrel
between Conrad Schirnler and his ig-yeat-
old son Conrad at the home Of the sons
sweetheart Miss Clara Lazarus, in East
One Hundred and Fourth street today, the
youth stabbed his father with piece OF
broken glass INJECTING probably 4 mortal
wound. The elder Schiruer objected To
Conrad staying out so late nights while
calling upon his sweetheart. Conrad was
was arrested GEL. p.r. a.. 90 - "a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
some Notable Members.

Sir Philip under his new little, Lord Wear
dale, will preside over this memorable ses-
sion of the union.
The French member of the commission
IS Baron d Estournelles de Constant, who
has great influence in the upper house of
the French Parliament. He is organizing
an International civic federation, contain
Ing the leading men from every depart
ment from life In every nation. This or
ganization has a branch in twentY-one ma
lions, and II will soon be established in
every nation, ready 10 bring its powerful
support to the plans approved by the Inter-
parliamentary union.
The Hungarian member of the commits
sion Is Count Albert Apponyi now a mem
Der OF the Hungarian cabinet, which Is
working out solution of the centuTy-old
contest between Austria and Hungary,
The Norwegian member is II. Horst, who
was selected by the Norwegian Parliament
as one of its Ave members who award an
nually the Nobel peace prize of $4,000
The Belgian member is Senator Henri
La FOntaine, who occupies the chair of in
teTnational law at the Belgian university
The Italian member is Marquis Pan.
delphi, who had the distinction OF making
the motion at the hrBt conference between
members OF parliaments that similar con.
ferences be held annually. =
The effect of this resolution, passed al
Paris in 1889. was to convert that confer.
ence into permanent body which took this
name of the Internationally union, tanc
by reason of its periodic and automat tic
assembling has grown In seventeen years
into a powerful body containing over 200
national law makers ,a-: .-1lf r-S
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
BANK PBEsIDENT COMMITS SUICIDE
Des Moines Man Ends Life with shot,
nvfuG INSTANTLY

Ues MOIneH Wan hhuH IITe WITH ShOtt
Dying Instantly.
DIES MONIES. July B.-Martin Flynn,
president OF the Peoples Savings bank of
this city. shot himself IN the brain at a
downtown. drug store early today, dying
almost instantly. Ill health is the supposed
cause for the act.
Mr. Flynn was prominent throughout
the west as a breeder OF shorthorn cattle.
He also gained considerable prominence as
a civil engineer. He was sixty years OF
age.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Eirhteenth Coo. to RiIer.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, July lG-The
Eighteenth United states Infantry left over
land for Fort Riley today to attend the
annual army 'maneuvers- The regiment
marched in the regular war order. II IL
under command OF Major Kirby.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

about one mile north OF Bradshaw His
death was caused by heavy hay stacker,
operated by horse power, falling on him
The dead man is a brother OF MIR. j. +.
Kelly, $50 East avenue, York, Heb.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
KiIIed by Hay Stacker

YORK, Hsb., July ls.--(speciaI.) --James
Kelly. a resident Of York and an unrnar.
ried man, 43 year Of age, was killed this
morning while stacking hay on farm
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
YOUR BOYS FUTURE

tspsnda LARGELY on the training he receives between
ne aEss Of "a and 70. Nowhere can he receive
sso ss' ,Saa a 4 i e. iRHEYii' MiiiITGRIf
ACADEMY. nevslopmsnt Of mind and body,
ssif-restraint and initiative a. lie mAImum e1cl.
eneY.C oulPlets oollsss pFeparatory-manual train
ing-mifitarYN tactics Instruction ana diseiplns
thorough. though not severe Athlsties. pure air
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
BARTHOLDT BUSY IN LONDON
Missouri Congressman Makes Preparations
for IntsrparlismsntAry Conference.
MEMBER TALKS OF THE COMING SESSION
EFFORT May he Made 10 Form n Per-
manent Organization Having
Some Degree of Actual ~-
Authority.

LONDON, July 1s.-Congressman Richard
Bartholdt Of Missouri is busy with prep
arations for the conference of the inter
parliamentary union. This afternoon he
will visit the House of Commons under the
auspices Of Lord Weardale and William
Randall Cremer, member of Parliament and
editor Of the Arbitrator, both prominent
members of the peace movement.
meeting Of the American delegation
will be held July % Immediately preceding
the inaugural session of the interparlia-
mentary congress, for the purpose Of def
nltely agreeing on a program, as the Euro
pean Representatives expect the Americans
to take prominent place In the delibera-
lions.
Mr.. Bartholdt. who is president of the
United States delegation, said:
The most important matter to come be-
fore the conference is the report OF the
commission appointed at the Brussels ses-
sion last August to consider my motion for
the establishment OF an international con-
gress with at least advising powers and per-
maps with slight sphere of actual author
ity. The commission was composed of some
OF Europes most eminent statesmen. Its
president is Sir Philip Stanhope, who Yves
recently elevated to the peerage by the new
government of Great Britain on account
OF his distinguished services to his country
and to the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

former Governor Stephenson OF Missouri
was today held to the grand jury IN. bonds
o. 1900 for the passing Of alleged WORTHLESS
checks. B., -t.. r
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
To Creditors OF The Traders InSur-
anoO Company Of Chicago


Notice is hereby given to all creditors of
The Traders Insurance Company. OF Chi
cago, that June 20, 1905, an order was
entered by the Circuit Court OF Cook Conn
ty Illinois, in the cause werein the under
signed was appointed Receiver, directing
that all claims against The Traders, Insult
anec, Company, Of Chicago, lother than
fre-lpss claims) be filed, under oath, With
the Receiver on or before ninety days
from said June 49,, 1905. and that all
claims (other than hre-loss claims not so
filed within ninety days from said June -,
1905, be forever barred from any right ito
share in the distribution of the estate by
said court ..' As.
Notice is accordingly given hereby 10 all
creditors OF said The Traders Insurance.
Company, OF Chicago (other than nre-loss
claimants) to file their claims. under oath.
with me pursuant to the terms of said Or
der, on or before ninety days from JunS
%, 1899, Blank forms for claims may be
had on application at my office, 80
BYRON l.. SMITH,
Receiver of The Traders Insurance. Gem
pany, of Chicago Rector Bldg, Chioako,IIL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
IIIinoI. Central Dividend.

NEW YORK, July lS-The Illinois Gem
trail Railroad company today declared a
regular semi-annual dividend OF per cent,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

MissOuriaR Held In Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 1s.-Russell G. McMann.
said TO have. been private secretary to
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

4, sLIa q Beauty Is . JOY EoEeyer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-18
A YEAR OF BLOOD,

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as year of blood; which flowed SO copiously
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Kings New Discovery for Consumption, with
the astonishing result that after taking four
bottles | was completely restored and as time
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