Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10


Corrigans, undertakers. Phones l42
For authority on watches see Leffert.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
DIR. ROSE II. RICE. Bell phone only S2i.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 1853.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES of all kinds. Faubls
Art Shop. 1888 Broadway.
Glasses that relieve headache. nervous.
ness and improve the vision are the KIND
that we fit. Lefferrs. opticans
Excelsior lodge No. $50 Ancient Free and
Accepted MasOns, will meet in special com
muntcatIon Saturday evening, September 3,
at 1870, for work in the second degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. Sheedy of Denver are
the guests OF Mrs. Sheedys sister, Mrs.
r.. ODoHnell, at her home on Glen avenue.
They are en- route to New York to visit
relatives.
A superb company of players will be seen
at the Dohany theater sunday matlnee
and night, in a splendid revival OF Edith
Ellis Bakers classic story, Mary Jane S
Pa" The piece viii be correctly
staged and costumed in every detail. The
book has been widely read and as the play
closely follows the book, 1t will be an
evening Of rare entertainment Tor all, as
everyone knows Boyd b. Trousdale,
from the play Of The Man On the Box.
carl Tortoro, an Italian, z5 years old, and
Alice Felt, nCgress, aged "A, both OF
Omaha, applied Tor marriage license yes
terday afternoon and convinced Deputy
Roy Hardesty that they were in earnest.
The woman was apparently full blooded
African and the man was unusually light
Completed son Of Italy. The license was
issued TO them and they departed, seeking
some one to tic the nuptial knot.
Next Sunday the Council Bluffs Mer-
chants will tackle Farmer Burns travelling
base ball team, known as the Farrells
They have won q long string of victories
on their tour of Iowa. The game VIII
start at 9 o'clock at Athletic park in
Council Bluffs The batteries for the
Burns team will be Young, Hamilton and
Miller. while Hombach and Payne win dc
the honors for the Merchants.
Judge Arthur returned last evening
from Sidney after holding court there
since Monday He will go to Atlantic on
Monday and hold u short session there
tor the purpose OF receving the, report
railroad and ending the litigation that has
been pending there in connection with the
management of the ROAD. He will return
To Sidney on September Is, and will resume
the work there
Did you notice the peaches. We have
them on show today the sSalway brand, the
best on earth for canning, 9Oc per case
grapes, basket, at 20-25c; celery, be; lettuce
&c: radlshes, three for sc; sweet potatoes
peck, 35c; crab apples. basket. 25c; eating
apples, peck, 2jc. Have you ever tried oul
b. NJ. blend Of coffee, per lb., 35c, once
used, always used. Extra large watel
melons 35-40c; Colorado muskmelons, 1Oc
Bartel & Miller, Phone S59.
Mrs. o. G. Oldham, who for the las
eight years has been president of the 10
cal organization of the Womans Christian
Temperance union, as well as one of the
chief officers of the district organization
has refused to permit her recollection fol
another year and the union has choseI
Mrs. Martha Ryder as its president. Mrs
Oldham will not abate her activity In thu
work of the union, but will simply occup!
more fully the wider field. Mrs. Lauri
Baird was elected first vice president; Mrs
Emma Eassency. second vice president
Mrs. Nellie Evans, secretary and Mrs
Carrie Ballenger, treasurer.
Darnell, the high diver, who was pain
fully injured Tuesday when he failed t
connect properly with the top OF tn
smooth inclined plane down which h
slides on his stomach, reappeared at tn
top of his fifty-foot mast last night an
again made his perilous leap, 1t was III
first since the injury. The carnival man
ayers attempted to dissuade him, but h
resolutely adhered to his purpose and mad
the leap. He accomplished the feat easil
and alighted without injury. He was still
suffering however, from the effects of hi
heavy fall. He will repeat the perform
ance this afternoon and evening.
Mayor Maloney has sent one more motto
TO the Postal and Western Union Tele
graph companies notifying them that tn
city ordinance requiring the underground
ing of all wires in the business section o
the city before January /. The Western
Union can easily comply with the orde
owing to the fact of the connection of tn
company with the Bell telephone interests
which places at its disposal the UNUSED
conduits of the local Independent company
II the Postal cannot make similar arrange
ments the company is confronted by
serious proposition, for IL will not be per
mitted to tear up the new pavement TO la!
its conduits.
An attack OF vertigo, due to weak hear
heavily on the street at Pearl and Broad
way yesterday. He sustained a painful
scalp wound and had to be taken to hi
home at 22O Harmony street in an auto
mobile. The attack was only Of mo
mentary character, but the effects OF tn
fall caused him considerable pain durini
the day, but did not prevent his attending
the carnival last evening. Mr.. Bonham /
q years old. He spent several months a
Hot Springs, s. D., during the summer II
the hope the heart affection might b
improved lie only suffered one attacl
while there, but has had several sine
returning week ago.
Il. w. Hart, receiver OF the water work
and the Grand hotel by appointment o
Federal Judge Mcpherson, has filed fina
reports in both cases and has been dis
charged. All of the $4,000 paid into hi
the plant by the city has been distribute,
among the bondholders with the exception
OF SS'lsS 10 Tor which the bonds have no
the clerk OF the federal court for a perio
OF five years. and IL the missing bond
are not presented for payment aud can
collation. In the meantime II will be turne
over to the United States treasurer Mr.
Hart made splendid showing in his man
hbSnlenI Oh lne noteis llulCdUnB tndt IN
property had enhanced in value under hi
receivership to the amount vof more thai
$4,000.
The pews, pulpit and other furniture pur
chased for the use OF the new First Con
gregational church and withheld from i'm
mediate delivery by orders OF the Chicag
Seating company has been turned over Z
the church, following the replevin action Il
the district court. II is now being In
stalled, The necessity for the court actio
was due TO the company having sent
sgnt draft for the full amount OF the bill
with some additional charges for storage
The trustees OF the church refused to pa
the draft until the furniture had been in
spected, but would not have objected I
the storage charges. They realized tina
considerable delay would follow before tn
matter could be Strengthened out by cor
respondence, which might interfere with tn
arrangements for the dedication of IN
building and the course decided upon OF
fered the quickest solution.
Meat Dept. Specials for saturday.
Send us your order for your Sunds
meats We cut only the best. Let us prov
Il. Three-lb. pail lard, S9c; home mad
hap.h,,rCar stpak IN IOc. leaf lard IN