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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

Mr.. ana Mrs. William I}rann Of .Au-
hurn. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs &. -. knoN, returned home
Wcdnt stay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

\ meeting Of the Woman's Home and
For ign Missionary Societies OF the
Methodist church will be held ut $50
Thursday afternoon at the parsonage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06
LOCAL NOTICE.

Turner's invitational dance, Perry's
hall. Randolph. Friday evening. Lees
Orchestra. april6d1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

The Mission Circle ct the FIRST Bap-
,ist church will meet Thursday after
noea with Mrs. w. s. stevens, High
Holborn street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

]. Hayes Gardiner returned Wednes
day from trip of several days in l'6s
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

+. J. Niiham of HalloWcn will speak
at the City Mission Thursday evening
SUNDAY afternoon Elisha Newell VIII
STcak.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

Mrs. i. S. Thorne and daughter ar
rived in Gardiner Wednesday, after a
visit in Portland. Mrs. Thorne has al
SO been ON Il trip Of several weeks 10
ChicaSO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

Harry s. Flint of the Corner Store
IS in Boston In the interest of the coat
and suit department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

Mrs. T.. l.. Blake and her sister, Mrs
Nelson. arrived "Wednesday Afternoon
from Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

a son was born Monday, April J, e
the wife Of Charles J. Burke of Kan
Golph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

The Ladies' Aid ri the Highland
Avenue II. T. church viii meet Friday
afternoon With Mrs. Charles Walker
Pleasant street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06
GARDINER.
High School Will Return
TO TWo-Session Plan.
CIV. HeseIton Leaves for Wash
ington 10 Argue Case.
Pleasant Farewell Party Given Miss
Helen Clifford.

Miss Lizzie Howe is the guest of Mt
and Mrs. y. II. Reynolds 9f Lincoln
avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

Mrs. Kate Baglev Of FarminGdale
was in Richmond Wednesday at the
funeral uf relative.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06

4 sale Of cooked food will be held
SATURDAY. by the w. c. T. L. at the
store of Elmer Craig on Temple street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-06
WATERvILEL.

DR. }. II. Knox of Orono was in the
city on business Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19

yesterday afternoon at i:B o'clock. The
building was d. maged about so and the
contents about -
Captain Henry Elsfelder, who underwent
a surgical operation at his home last week,
Is reported much improved
Phone Bell South SSs-Independent F-lsss
for a case OF letter Gold Top. Prompt d.
livery TO any part OF city. William letter,
The Willing Workers of the Christian
church will give an ice cream social Friday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Clauson.
Twentieth and l. streets
For a case Of good beer order PILsENER
STYLE, Bohemian Extra Pale or Burg
BIZ bTsu from Nebraska zebra Liquor House. South
Al. LOrig OF Central America, his brother
+. V. Lorig and his wife and son left
few days ago for Europe, where they will
take an extended vacation.
Mrs NJ. B. Binton, AZ North Twentieth
street, underwent a serious surgical opera
| ton last night in the South Omaha hos
pital. The case was an emergency case and
/ DR.. LeLanney assisted by Dr. A. 4. Fricke,
were called at q late hour.
! Fire, due TO unknown causes broke out in
/ the frame cottage at Thirty-second and F
streets Wednesday night and caused a
damage Of 500 few hours after lightning
struck in an alfalfa field at Thirty-third
and o streets causing q blaze that had to
] be extinguished by the fire department.
The Redmen Athletic association of this
/ city wired Tommy GAVigan OF Cleveland,
o., offering bout with Billy Uvick, the
| local middle weight. Gavigan is the man
who put up such a fast go with Jack Fitz-
| gerald a year ago. The bout resulted in a
draw and sent Gavigan's stock kiting in
the pugilistic world. Gavigan was formerly
a welter-weight but has since climbed into
the middle-weight class where he has won
| a big reputation by defeating a number OF
the best men of that class, The Gavigan-
| Uvick bout is scheduled for September l
| and will be fought for a $500 purse, II the
arrangements carry.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Mayor Trainor and Ryan and Pivonka
Oppose Each Other.
TEST OVER CLOSING OF SALOONS
Three ssIoonists viii he Tried Today
before Police BOaFd--sensa-
tiOhs Promised before
Case Ends.

President Of the Council John Franeh.
Connie o Brien and Joshua cohn. three
saloonkeepcrs will be tried this morning
at O'Clock before the Board Of Fire and
Police commissioners on the charge Of
keeping their saloons open for business
~ days and AZ times forbidden by the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
A CoIorE1O ..oH, , 4..oon,

An Omaha bride and groom, who have
Just returned 70 a little nest in the west
end of town, made their honeymoon tour
in and around Colorado Springs OF
course, the rosiest hue that goes with early
marriage tinted all OF the wonders Of Col
orado, but their glowing descriptions would
seem 20 Indicate that even with q discount
the wonders Of Colorado are likely 20 vie
with Niagara as the favorite honeymoon
ground Of the United States,
They were particularly enthused over the
Garden Of the Gods and the wonderful ride
over the oog-wheel railway on Pixies peak
arriving al the summit just in time 20 see
the sunrise, which they claim TO be the
most glorious they had ever bshsld. but
their enthusiasm knew no bounds when
describing their daylight trip TO Cripple
Greek. The train winding its way up the
marveilouSly constructed railway disclosed
new sights and wonders at every turn
rocks in every conceivable position, shape
and color towering high above them on the
one side and on the other they might look
hundreds and hundreds Of feet down the
mountAinsids. Due credit is given an en-
cheering feat which enables one 20 see so
many beautiful sights in one short day.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19

II h reekonsd by some Of the local eiti-
sens that the burning OF the L street via
duct was not altogether an unmixsd evil
for the reason that there IL needed q rev
bridge A. the L street crossing.
This WAS learned Thursday, when a num-
Der Of citizens gathered 10 form q commit
tee TO confer with The Union Stock Yards
company officials on replacing the old via
duct with an entirely new structure
Il Is intended 70 enlist the aid Of the
mayor and city council The interested
parties declare that a new bridge TO replace
the old one is badly needed and that the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
WOMAN NEARLY SUFF0CATED
Mrs. N. 1. smith Has Narrow EscaDe
from Death when Fire starts
Below Her Rooms

Mrs, n. l. smith, 10 Norm Twenty fifth
street. was almost suffocated from smoke
which came from q fire in a bakery below
her apartments at o'clock last night.
With difficulty firemen carried her from
her room 10 the street below, where neigh
bors worked over her for a half hour in
bringing her 70 CONSEQUENCES.
The fire had started from an overheated
oven in the bakery owned by II. Good and
destroyed the basement Of the bakery and
did considerable damage by smoke and
water TO the Arnold pharmacy next door,
The apartments of Mrs. Smith were dam.
aged by smoke and water The building
which is owned by Jacob Rngle. was
damaged TO the extent of S1O0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
license Holder, Name. Giyen.

CRESrON' Ia, Aug. lG-(special)-
County Attorney Armitage, has received
word from Internal Revenue Collector
Weaver for this district Of the state that
but five federal liquor licenses have been
secured By parties in this county except
ing those operating legally under the mulct
law. II was supposed a larger number had
h'ained permits
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19

Penneil Millinery Co, formerly At 1911
Douglas street, have moved 70 their new
location, room 3 Paxton block. This firm
speeislizes In millinery supplies. and has
been in business for fourteen years
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19

Union Stock Yards company should take
the present opportunity of putting in
new viaduct It is asserted that the bridge
having been insured the additional cost OF
constructing a new viaduet will be small
as compared with the beneficial results TO
the city generally.
Think Cheek Bad one.
Local police are looking for a man named
James Jensen. who walked into the South
Omaha National bank to cash a check
drawn on the Farmers National bank Of
Clarkson, Neb. The check is drawn to the
name Of lille Frazer and the cashier asked
Jensen how he came TO have the check
Jensen said he represented another man.
He said he would go out and get the other
man and from latest accounts he is still
going. The police and bank officials think
that the check was forged.
Cigarette Causes Fire.
For q time the police and fire depart
ments were inclined TO believe that a fire
started last night in the cattle pens OF the
Union Stock yards was the work OF in
cendiaries.
This is the second fire within two nights
in the region OF the L street viaduct.
The first one, on Wednesday night de-
stroyed 100 feet Of the viaduct proper and
last night the cattle pens were damaged
TO the extent Of $40. Investigation made
by the firemen seems 10 incline TO the be-
lief that the fire Of last night was due TO
a cigarette carelessly thrown into q feed
box in one Of the pens. The fire was in
block a. lot 1854 in the vicinity Of Boule-
ward and L streets.
City Clerks Report.
The office of City Clerk Frank Good
drew a sigh of relief today when the an
nual report Of the office was completed
and the results put in a statement by
Deputy John Fennel. Immediately after
the completion of the report City CLERK
Frank Good left for his vacation in ST.
Louis and Memphis, The following IL the
itemized report:
| Statement showing condition Of funds
from August !, 1910, 10 August 7, A. d.
| 1911. inclusive:
| Amount OF levy 60 per cent? 1910
| IL available August !, 1910. 500, $50 II
| Balances unex expended 10 July 81,
/ 1910, which were placed to the
| credit OF the interest and sink
! Coi!ections reported by the city
| treasurer since August l. 1910,
| including taxes In excess of 90
per cent for fiscal year.......... A,l70, =
rotal...............................sSSs,S ga. y
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19

NUDOuy II TOO UId
to learn that the sure way TO cure a cough
or cold Is with DR.. Kings New Discovery.
SOC and t.Oo For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-19
sssa 6Sl.s7
Receipts, Disburse- I'm
Law Hal nnenta men
Grand totals. .tass Ss4 81 S4sa ss4 "a sSss ga

Grand totals. .ass, 81 s.ss, ss4s 81 sss sS4 81
All disbursements on these funds are
made BY the Library or Park board,
az eo ne SaayS a6 ts. ey y.sS1 city
FUND or the school tund. are PLACED to the
'f Levy u isiS-n Sisss mills for city city, por-
VluAuon on real and personal property
lslo-n Ht,&7,7s2.6s,
Respectfully submitted,
FRANK H. GOOD. City Clerk,
Mems suits
S.&.
OUR SEAfI-ANNUAL CLEARING SAhE
is DRAWING TO A CLOSE AND TO
MAKE IT A BIGGER SUCCESS We offer
great bargains IN our Clothing department
Saturday. August Is. We nave picked out
AL odd suits that have sold AZ SiOOo sllO
and Sl5.oo and put them In one group and
priced them At
These are fancy Worsteds. eheytots and
vslours, all this seasons styles and a good
assortment OF sikeA See mem displayed in
our window.
UNDERWEAR SPECIAL
Mems fancy mesh underShirts and draw
srs. sc VALUES.
on SALE SATURDAY,
lOC.
NEBRASKA SHOE a CLIO. HOUSE.
Magic City GOssip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brukner report the
birth Of a daughter.
Miss Gertrude Moran of Omaha is visiting
relatives AZ RAlston.
Dr. Edward ChaloupkA is spending tive
weeks IN the mountains Of Colorado
DF. A. A. Frieke has returned home after
q pleasant vacation Of several weeks,
Mrs. c. @. Riley and daughter, Rose, are
~ Waterloo, Ia, for . couple Of weeks,
The Rebskah lodge will give an Ice cream
social Friday night At the odd Fellows
hall.
WAntsd-wood choppers AZ Seymour
Lake Country club See foreman a. boat
house
Frank Wesley and wife report the birth
OF a daughter az their home. rhirty-thirC
and streets.
MT. and Mrs George W. Brewer anc
daughter, Edith. are on an auto trip e
Rochester, n. Y.
Miss Frances Forest. SS1 North Twenty
second street. entertained her music claSu
az RtverVieW park Tuesday.
Fire caused by an overturned LAM
broke out IN the residence occupied BY 2
smSliHg a. Thirty-fouTth and street
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29
LABOR CASE UP AGAIN
Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison Cited
For Contempt.

fOF contempt.
Washington, June 27.-Justlce Dan.
lei r Wright. OF the District of Co.
lumbla supreme court. issued a rule
against Samuel Gompers. Frank Nor
rlson and John Mitchell. the labor
leaders. requiring them to show cause
IN July II why they should not be-
Judged guilty OF contempt Of court
The hearing In the matter will 60 over
until the fall.
This action followed the filing Of
the report OF the special committee Of
attorneys appointed by Justice Wright
to inquire into the matter OF contempt
proceedings in the Bucks Stove and
Range boycott case.
While technically the hearing Will
be before Justice Wright. the entire
membership OF the court will be
present.
The report OF the committee con
cludcs with suggestion that Comp.
crs. Mitchell and Morrison may be
prepared to apologize TO the court and
make promise OF further submission.
since the United States supreme court
has decided adversely TO their conten-
ton that the Injunction against the
publication OF the stove company's
name on the unfair list Of the Amerl-
can Federatlonist violated the cOnsti-
tuiional prerogative OF freedom Of the
press and speech.
Should such acknowledgment,
apology and submission not be forth
coming after due notice and oppor-
nnlty." says the report. the course
necessary TO be pursued to maintain
It's dignity and due respect for and
obedience 10 the law Is respectfully
submitted 10 the court for its consld.
Grafton"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29
NAMES SECRET WELL HIDDEN
BlSby Says Cause Of Destruction Of
Battleship Will Never Be Known.

Tampa. Fla. June 27.-"The secret
Of the destruction OF the battleship
Maine will never be known" said
General W. H. Blxby. chief OF engl-
neers in charge Of the work Of raising
the Maine. upon his arrival here from
Havana.
The damage to the vessel was such.
says General Blxby. and the deterlo-
raticn has been so great that II will
be impossible TO tell whether the ship
was blown up from a force within or
without. The greatest force, however.
was from the inside. Indicating that
the forward magazine had exploded
Whether this was from a sympathetic
explosion caused by a torpedo from
the outside may forever remain d.
mystery. General Bixby says that I'M
less the fragment OF a torpedo is found
there Is no way OF connecting some
outside agency with the blowing up
of the vessel
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29

Willard Thomson. Gerl- hAnAger.
7. Murdoch. Genl Fre.sht A Pass Al, hAli'
more. Oct. 18th. 1910.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29
KAISER HoNORs :. P. MORGAN
Financler Receives Grand Cross Of the
Order Of BED EAGLE.

Kiel, Germany. June 27.-J. Pier
pont Morgan presented Emperor WI
liam with the autograph letter written
by Martin Luther TO the Emperor
Charles v. and for which the Amert
can banker recently paid $25.500.
His majesty was immensely pleased
and forthwith conferred the grand
cross Of the order Of the Red Eagle
on Mr.. Morgan. This is the second
highest order Of knighthood In the
gift OF the German crown.
The letter. which is in Latin, Is OF
great historical importance. Il was
written in 1921 during the reformer's
return journey from the Diet OF
Worms and described the proceedings
and defended his attitude. The letter
never reached the emperor, as its con.
tents were such that 10 one dared
deliver II.
A Florence dealer, representing Mr..
Morgan, obtained the epistle at an au-
tograph sale at Leipzig. May 3.
AZ soon as II became known that
the document was to go to America
the annoyance Of the German public
was expressed in many newspaper edl-
torials.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29

. AlaAuN ANANN
80 a. m. DaIly-Local for Warrenton. DanSiias
a. a m Daily-IocAl for HArrisonbarH. We.
800 a. m Daily United State t@s .i -.
First-class coaches and drawins-roo siesplns
ear. 70 Birmingham New Orleans Dining car
az o m. Week Days Limited for Harrison
burg: Parlor ear 20 har'i s,rm,nsh.m speei.
Through coaches and sleeping cars TO Burning
nam. Dining car service. TOURIST car 70 Ss sL
fornia Monday. Wednesday fhnrSdAS' ffo-'
ana 20 = M Week Days-LOcal for HauisonbaEE
I'D ,rsv stations on Manassas Branch.
~I H.aS n M Daily Limited for Wanenton and
Charlottesville.
f.50 >. m Daily-The Southern's Southeastern
Limited. Through Pullman dra~ins-room,
sleeping cars. coaches and dining cars Ior
Greensboro. Durham. haleign. One 11
Columbia. Charleston. Aiken. AUGUST SA'An-
10 1e.io n. m. Daily-New York and ChAttanooee
lin Ted lyia Lynchburg) First elass coach and
sleeping cars 70 Roanoke. knoxyiiie. Chattanooea.
sleenin1 ear TO New Orleans. Dining-car service
iO.l5 D. m Daily-New York. Atlanta and New
Orleans Iimited-Al Pullman trains. club sad ob-
servation cars 10 New Orleans; sleeping cars 70
Ashevie, Atlantis. New Os.eans. Sleep'ng ear 70
Charlotte. DininG-car service.
l.l0 a. M. Daily Memphis Special. Through
aleeping cars and coaches 20 Roanoke. knoxyiiie,
Chattanooga, Nashville and hemDhia. Washing
ton sleeping ear open 1000 D. m. Dining ear
service. -
Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton Gas a. m go a. m, s;53 am, lO:iO a. ~ daily;
745 m, and 1890 .. m l2l6 a. daily. harrsoh-
burg 1855 a. m. week days aud DIS o. m. daily.
From Charlottesville $50 q. m. 2S0 D. m. and i;tb
D. m. Local from Warrenton arrives s;lD .. N.
week days.
Trains leave Richmond: 1915 a. m and Haas
%, Daily Express for all points South.
$40 a. N. Daily Local fer Danville. Chsrthis.
400 p. m. except Sunday. Local FOR Durham
Raleigh. ,,-
800 0. m. except Sunday. Local for Keysyiiie.
GO A. m. except Sunday and 80 p. m nonaAS'
"wednesday and Friday for West Point
go o. m except Sunday. for West roan- eon'
Meeting with York River Line for balumoTS MOD
day Wednesday and Friday. 49,. A...,,-s
1ickets sleeping-car reservations snn os.ai'.e
Information can he had at ticket once. w Psn
IL. NJ. W. a6 81. N. W.. and rev onl xsn
Ststior. baggage checked through from ho''s
snd r,siieneas. Cab service. - A..
WIS nj ri COAPMAN, Hice-Pres6 Zen. man.
Il IA. HARDWICk. Pass. franc NAT.
ri n CARY. Gen. Pass. Agent.
4, s. BROWN. General Agent
!. r. Burgess. d 2; A..
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29
ZION CITY LEADER INDICTED
overseer volIva Charged With Fraud
In Church Election.

Waukegan, Ill.,, June 27.-Overseer
Wilbur Gle Yollva and lS9 other on.
GERS and members OF the Christian
Catholic Church In Zion were indicted
at Zion City, charged with election
frauds at the Zion City elections, on
April ) and IS. involving. In part, con-
troll OF the church founded by the late
John Alexander Dowie.
Two hundred witnesses here heard.
1t Is alleged that Voliya and his CO
workers in the election brought men,
bors Of the church from all parts of
the country to vote.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29
BILLY SUNDAY CONVERTS 1000
Evangelist Is Holding Big Meetings In
Erie.

Erie, Pa, June 27.-As a result OF a
series Of eyangelistic meetings being
conducted here by Rev. Billy sun
day, a former base ball player, over
1000 persons have been converted, 200
of the conversions occurring during a
service which started Saturday nigh'
and ended at 3 o'clock Monday morn
ing.
For three hours following the meet
ing over 800 men remained IN the
church praying for the success OF tne
campaign against sin. Following the
prayer service they marched into the
tenderloin district, where they sang
gospel songs in the streets for two
hours.
Sundays text for the meeting was
Booze" and 1000 men crowded into
the church
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29
TELLS Of Jackpot.
Funk Explains the LOrimer
"SIuSh fund.
SAYS 100000 WAS SPENT
Declares Hines When Asking $40, 900
Contribution Had Manner Of
Man Selling Car Of
Lumber.

Washington, June 27-Clarence s.
Funk, general manager Of the Intern&
,ional Harvester company, whose &C
count Of the alleged request TO him
by Edward Hines, " Chicago. for a
$4,000 contribution toward a 100000
Lorlmer election fund, was largely re-
sponslble for the second inquiry into
the Illinois senator's election, appeared
before the senate Lorimer inyesiigat'
ing committee.
Nr Funks testimony was expected
to develop a crucial stage In the In
quiry. nasmuch as a question Of
yeraciiy between him and Mr. Hines
has arisen as 10 the alleged request
10 help reimburse those who raised
tho 100000 TO put Gorlmer across at
Springfield"
Mr. Funk faced Mr. Hines, who had
received special permission to attend
;he hearing, instead 81 being required
10 remain In the witness room.
Funk startled the members Of the
committee when he charged that four
private detectives OF a Chicago agency
had been shadowing him ever since
he testified several months ago before
the Helm committee OF the Illinois
legislature. lie said the detectives had
even followed him to Washington and
were still logging him even to the
doors Of the Investigating committee
rooms. Mr.. Funk said he got one Of
the detectives In an uncomfortable
position and qulzzed him about HE
work.
Il do not care to give the name Of
this young man." the witness said,
but will produce him before the
committee n II desires"
John n. Marble, OF counsel for the
committee. began the direct examina
ton. Mr.. Funk testified that as gen
eral manager Of the Harvester con
Germ. the so-called trust" It was one
OF his duties to keep in touch with po-
litlcal affairs.
He declared that never to his kn0Sl
edge had the company used money to
get votes in legislatures or congress.
He said that, so far as he could, he
had always avoided discussing Lori
mer personally.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29
Indn. GRAY Won't Retire.

Wilmington. Del. June 27.-Judgo
George Gray. who last week. together
with Judges Burlington and Lanning,
rendered an opinion in the United
States circuit court here ordering the
Dupont Powder trust to be dissolved,
denied a report that he will resign
from the bench. The Judge was sew
enty.one years old on May last and
Is therefore eligible to retirement.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-29

At the request of many friends
hereby announce myself candidate for
the office Of commissioner Of the reve-
nue. for HARDWOOD district at the coming
election ~ November 1911 and If elected
promise 20 serve the people with The
greatest care and for their benefit.
Respectfully.
X. Lee DOdd.