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STAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
fin ia..)niimbtoc Shop Caves Con
siderabU xoitemeat for ft Time. '
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rfiOEnnx gth stoxz etoakqeiled
To Mtn Arrrsteg on Chargr ef
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jverg of xcitment had, tt of the
genuine during th progress e th
fire yesterday afternoon. Tn fir broke
out (ft th plurpslng shop of Q. W. Brlggs,
CS Nrtb Twenty-fourth street. t M p.
Oi. It wm eued by the Ignition el otl.
It la ald that th mu or boy who wnt
t got th oU tooH 0ftdl for light and
the fla.m wm quickly communicated, al
most explosively, and spread with great
rapidity. Th vartrMen between tb plumb
In tftbjlhrapt an , ft. Kdr' cigar
tor wm won -fcurpa away. Mr- .dr
rl4 to xUngulh. t Or bjr Ihrtwlng
wt? It with ft kuckaC tk heatad oU
scattered In vry direction l the flr
wti mad wozaa, In tha mntlm th
gr department WM called an mad
prompt run and goon bad two stream an
tha flra. By thla ttna It bad gained aa
mueb beadwM that tba building, which
s owned by K. J. Abrama, of th Omaha
Fumltu company, wa foamed. Addi
tional UM b b war laid until ve
atraama vara Dlavtna on tha bulldlna. It
wa aooa a nearest that tha iy hop wm
to keep th fir from spreading t th Dana
Morrill sporting g-oed houee, which joined
th plumbing' establishment on tha aouth.
It was with tha utmost difficulty that thla
building waa saved. If It had aot bean lit
tha north thla building would have bean
sacrifloed aa well as th Wescott livery on
th south. Aa It waa th Morrill building
wm on lira several time and part of th
roof la th rear wm burned away. Th
building W eoaked with water through
out and moat of tha glass waa broken. A
large quantity of gun powder and ex
plosive as wall a ft large etotk of sport
ing goods were carried out before th fir
became dangeroo In their direction.
The leas to the plumbing establishment
was about $1,669. Th etgar man lost
"$100. Dana Morrill estimated his loas
at between and fl.ODo. The losses
to tha building was about IMOO, making
ft total loas of about IMe.
Th amok of tha fir filled Twenty
fourth street for several blocks and tha
laVM wer ftetlve enough to hold large
orowd of spectator about tha flra. Tha
atrt fVr service waa precarious for
about two hours between South Omaha,
and Omaha. There war so accident nor
unfortunate mlshapa. Tha ft re waa
brought under control ft soon aa tha
plumbing Shop eollapaed. Both of th
house Injured were frame building, two
etertes In height. Th floor ftbave th
tluenblng shep was used as tha Colored
elub roeirs. Living rooms occupy tha
floor aboy th Morrtll (tor. At i p.
m. th Bre wm out.
Drllt MaJdag. Atsp.
What appear to be ft held attempt to
bold up ft South Omaha salooft In broad
by light waa pulled off yesterday after
noon.. Tha te men whs mad th at
tempt are now in Jail. They thlr
names m W. R, Reed and Hag Clark.
Th l;ttr la soldier recently dla
rhargaat but wearing goveraaaent ablrU
Vhy nifrd the aalOM f K. H. King
t r.allrod avenue and Jackson atreeV
ar a altaraatlon, It la paid they
. ked Rtng down and Reed trieQ to
g behind tbe saunter aad oure the
Mb drawer. King attempted to defend
his money and sacreeded In knocking the
bias au of tba . band. Klpg got
yrm i
The
or
Reaches
hold, of his revolver and flrrd ft shot at
Raod.. mlsalng him. Both tha men then
ran out of the saloon and King called th
polio. Captain Turnqulst ws tbs only
oflctt.t be secured at the moment and
ha was supposed to be off on his vvw
tton. Me volunteered to respond snd f
soon had both men under arrest. They
had gone but a few blocks and stopped
at another saloon. For this reason then
Is soma doubt expressed as to their In
tent to hold up the place. Reed on en
tering the eell of the Jail admitted that
King had taken a shot at him. Both the
men disclaim any Intent to rob the eft
loon. .
. Polea Plan a Fine Cbnrrh.
It Is reported thst the Polish residents
of South Omaha of the Catholic faith, pro
pose to erect a magnificent edifice on the
site of tb present church of St,. Francis
at Thirty-second and H streets. A piece
of property waa bought yesterday from
H. M. Christie and added to the church
possessions. There Is now three-fourths of
ft block thus owned. Th proposition is
to move the present church to one side
aad erect a large on, t cost In th aetgh- '
lM.ki.nil Af HAWA Tht. will mill, it An '
of the most Imposing In either eity. v I
Arrested for Driving Over He.
A. Ooodwln and August Knutson, two
piano mover from Omaha, got themselves
arrested during the fire yesterday after
noon by attempting to drive ever the fire
hose. . Chief Brlggs warned the man, and
Instead ef paying; any attention they kept
cemln. Tba chief waa la cltlaen't clothe
and they expressed their opinion of his
halting them in pointed lansusge. The
chief chased after the wagon and caught
them at th Jail on Twenty-fifth street.
There they tried to hit him with the lines
and otherwise resisted arrest. They were
finally booked for disturbing the peace and
were balled out early In the evening,
allow Dao Oeed Werk.
Cfftoer Joe Ballew, tha btg colored po
liceman of South Omaha, who hM un
ravelled a many mysteries In South
Omaha, especially where th crime have
concerned the people of hi race, yester
day unearthed th evidence which will In
all probability send William Williams to
th pnltntlary. William was arrested
a week ago for entering the house of John
W. Smith at Twenty-seventh and Polk
streets. Twenty-one dollar In cash, ft lot
of old coins, ft tS gold piece of great
rarity, a $2.M piece and some bracelets
were taken. The man was seen and ar
rested on suspicion. Th bracelet, which
1 heavy geld affair, was located yea
terday by Officer Ballew, as well as the
connecting links of the evidence which I
thus mad conclusive.
Ray Green Mackt Wars.
The condition of Ray Oreen at the South
Omai.a r.o.i'ltal. who has been suffering for
ft we, iiuin broken legs, received ae.
dentally vhlle snitching for ths Burlington
it la sc.. haa taken a turn for the worse.
A 1 Skf.i mo symptom of sepUo poison
ing wA'td and his left leg had to be am
putated Uove the ankle. It now appears
tre'. titt tiher lamb, which was broken be
4wt knee and tha hip, may have to
be r-WATtd t atop th Infection. If such
m ths necessity th physicians fear thai bin
ebanees of recovery are plight.
Arrested far Stealing; Melon.
Frank Dougherty, Buck Keen an and John
Nemets wer each given a stiff One In police
(eurt far tberr temerity In entering the
grocery ster ef John Mclntyr on West Q
street and taking a watermelon, which they
refused t pay for. They broke up th
melon on th aldewslk act ate part of R.
VThen th bey In karga asksd pay for tha
ritl in they atrock him and one Is aald I
ave kicked him. For this they were ar
rested and fined tha price of about alxty
melon. On of them. Dougherty, will have
I serve tea day In Jet).
Oay a br Tlsma an Street.
We are still on the street, but w'll shortly
move lot our new building. Vritl that
time w will sell sevna s-nt eigara for ft
q iartrr. We have just received some beau,
lifui eaieudais, t b given ul to cur old
ITIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1907.
Omaha Evening
from
everybody
customers. Be a customer In time to get
one. My brands of cigars canriot be beaten
anywhere. Did you ever' smoke "Teddy's
Best?" Try them. T. M. ROZOAL,,
v ' - : JT1B Q 'reel.
" ' - ' Maft-IO City tfoaaln.'
Olynn Transfer Co. Tel.' 80. 'Omaha 1M.
The city expended $ In repairs on th$
streets last week.
Bidders on city hall furniture were still
numerous yesterday.
Jetter's Oold Top Bear delivered to all
parts of th city. Telephone No. t.
J. B. Lyons Twenty-nrst and T slreatg,
reported the birth of ft son yesterday.
Miss Mabel Thomas has gone to Gibbon,
Neb., where she expects to pay an ex
tended visit to her sister.
The Christian Endeavor society of th
Fresbyterlso chunh will attend in Belle
vue assembly this evening.
Henry Perkins and Mra. Angrlm were
each sentenced to the county tail for thirty
days for uniswful cohabitation.
Dr. Adah Wiley Ralston, who has been
In the Omaha General hospital for some
time, was able to return to her ho ma Fri
day. Annie Dolesal lost 110 In a car anvelone
at Armour's plant yesterday. Soma one
w the man who picked It up and if he
wvr - mv wkm m rv V
(V th arlr ha will llkalv
meet wlvh prompt arrest.
Misses Josephine and Mabel Inghram,
mnuei nanrr, Ann nowiry ana Lreia JVfl
logg left Saturday to attend the house
party at the home of Edith Badcheler at
La Platte, Neb.
FREE BATHS FOR THE BOYS
wtmiBtBaT Beach at . Cat-Off
Agitated br Mrs. A. B.v
Una.
Lak
Mra. A. B. Hunt Is formulating plana
by which she hopes to provids a free pub
lic swimming beaeh for Omaha. While
her plana are still too Indefinite to an
nounce she expects t raise th necessary
funds by a aerlea ef entertainments, for
which, she and Mr. Hunt will open their
home, Mlnne Lus Lodge at Florence,
probably soon after her return from Min
nesota In the fall. Speaking of her plan
Mrs. Hunt said:
"Omaha I destitute of a place where
our boys may go to bath. It seems to
me that such place mlgTU be supplied at
Cut-Off lake, If soms of our public-spirited
citizens could be Interested. The beach
would hare to be cleared ef the weeds and
moss that make the lake dangerous now,
and bath houses will have te be supplied.
There la no good reason why Courtland
beach or some other place along the Ink
cannot be made a beauty spot aa well aa
a public bathing plaee, and the frequently
talked of drives about the lake, ft reality.
Scores of "Omaha people summer at lake
Manawa every year who would be glad
to build cottages at Cut-Oft lake If tha
condition were only a little more favora
ble. I bejlevo that a public bathing beach
might be mad th nucleus of a beautiful
as well a ft much needed resort for
Omaha."
Considering Mr. Hunt's public spirit and
th suceees with which she haa managed
aeveral other large undertakings In the
past, th proposed beach premises to be
come ft reality early next season. 1
OMAHA PROVES A SURPRISE
Ceast da Cray of Belaiasa
Few Hears la tba
City.
reads
Prince Henri do Croy of Belgium spent
the day In Omaha between train fnroute
west, where he 1 to meet ft friend return
ing from th orient The prlnoa bore let
ters f Introduction from Paul Charlton
of tb War Department Ineular law pfflce
at Waehlngton, and evinced himself mere
than pleased at the bustling, growing city
ho found Omaha t be. Ha la middle-'
aged man w)lb swarthy corny lei Ion and
almost black meustache. speaking Eng
lish, however, with only alight foreign m
ttnt. "It Is marvelous," said he, with refer
ence t the material resource of tha 00 ua
try through which ha had traveled to thla
point- "We abroad, hav n conception
of th prcgrtss ( the L'nlLed flats.
rrrt
A.
yomnr
within
ataa
NEWS FROM OMAHA SUBURBS
Benson Presbyterian Women Ht
Balane "en" Hand.
KAST SUKBEB ' SOCIALS HELD
Happy Hollav la Pleased Ova
gneolal Street c Service
Oaadee Kadeavarera
Ptcale.
Btaion.
Mrs. William Jacobson haa returned from
ft visit to Denison, la.
A son waa born to Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Bon Saturday, August 4,
Mia May Morrison of Fremont la ft
guest of Mr. Q. Furbush.
Services will be held In all the churches
today at the usual hours.
Miss Lula Pry or of Homer, Nob., la
visiting relatives In Benson.
Mra. 1. L. MacPherson has returned from
ft week' visit In Iowa C,lty.
Mr. and Mra. Agar have returned from a
visit with friends In Lincoln.
Chris and Sldiy Johnson left for ft
short visit In Red Cloud, Neb.
Mr. and Mra. Fred Balster have returned
from a visit In Smarson, Nob.
Alfred Tindell returned Thursday ' from
ft trip to aevorftl eastern cities.
Mrs. A. Cartar spent the last week in
Omaha visiting with relatives.
Triangle camp will hold a business meet
ing Tuesday evening at Its hall.
Mrs. H. J. Kslland and children have
returned from a visit to Creston. Ia.
Father Roe will conduct his farewell
services tods at the Episcopal church.
Ernest Tindell and Ward Walsh have re
turned from a pleasure trip to Denver.
Mr. and Mra. Willis of Oklahoma are
guests of their daughter, Mra. H. K. Bon.
Mrs. Huber and small daughter have
gone to Columbus, where they will visit.
Mlsa Florence Johnson and Pearl Meyer
nave returned iron visu ia essseu, iito,
Mis Ins Warner has returned from a
two weeks' visit with friends In Cook.
Nsb. 1
Walter Congden la home spending
month's vacation at tha home of his par.
nts.
A number went Prom Benson to Bellevue
te attend the chautauq.ua during th last
week.
Mrs. Schroeder of Tekamah left for her
home after ft visit at tha homo of Ous
Wulft
Mr. Roy Cuha has been entertaining hi
grandparents, Mr. and Mra Cook, of Free
port, Ind.
Mies Bessie Woodruff wss badly Injured
ly a rail Jownstalra during tlie storm of
last wesK.
C. E. Tetsel of Omaha has taken posses
sion of th Morgan horns, which ha mi
purchased.
Thers Is a movement In Benson to or
ganise 'an auxiliary Humans society In
the near future.
Mr. and Mra. E E- Hoffman entertained
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Morgan at dinnsr .sst
Monday evening.
Miss L. A. Smith returned to her home
In Plattamouth, after a week's visit In
Beneon, on last Friday.
Mlsa Maraaret Wlsnsr haa left for her
hun-e In Fairfield, after a month' visit at
I the home ef Mra Culver.
Oeorge Crook poet, Grand Army of the
W l"JW , . vl .UO A
111 hold Its annual
Keputillo. will hold Its annual plcnlo
at
Krug's park next Thursday.
Tha Methodist Eplsoopsl Ladles' Aid so
ciety met at the home of Mra. Thomas Hull
on last Wednesday sftemooit.
The postponed meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal conference meeting will be held
at the church on Monday evening.
Tha Bpworth league and Christian En
deavor eooletlea had a picnic and hayrack
party ta Bennington last Thursday.
Mr. H- F. McCoy entertained her Sun
day school class at her home last Thurs-
sy evening. Refreshments were served.
Rev. C L,.Hssksll of Omaha and Rev.
Mr. Couleon, etate evangellet, will conduct
the service today at the Baptist church.
Mr. and Mra Jamsa Walsh entertained
during the wesk Mra. WMe of Rlkhern
and Mra Bryan Hopper of Waterloo, Neb.
The Preoeyterlaa Ladles' Aid aoclety will
tiokj a business msetlns at the home of
Mra. Orlndulr-b next Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Purdv of Orrshu wtll enniliict
the morning services and the eldera the
rx
Morn .
everybody's reach
evening services at the Presbyterian c,hircb
today.
The Lutheran Ladlea' Aid society will
give a lawn social at tha home of Mr.
and Mra. W. B Johnson on neat Wed
'xtl?l
Rev. Mr. Lindbera- of Itnmanual haa-,
pltal will conduct Swedish Lutheran ser-'
vices at I p. m. today at th horn of C.
A. Blomburg.
Mra. Btoener and daughter of Denver and
Mra. Neal at Kenpard war guests at the
hums of Mr. and Mra. H. O. Wulfl during
th last week;.
An Ice cream social was given n the
lawna of St. Bernard's church by th
members last Thursday evening, tha warm
evening drawing Urge orowd.
Mrs. J. Johnson entertained Father M,
W, Boss, Mrs. Urtffln of Florence and Miss
Morse of Omaha at breakfast Tuesday
morning after the church celebration
Walter Bnell of this place waa a member
and received a diploma ef th graduating
class last Thursday morning from th
Creighton university College of pharmacy,
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Morgan, at a small
gathering before their departure for Texas,
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Ethel Enon, to Nell M. Tongue
pf Chester, 8. C.
The death of Fredle Caminsind occurred
last Wednesday at th Immanuel hos
pital after a long illness. The fur.ersl wss
private and Interment being at tha German
Catholic cemetery.
The Lutheran church wm organised last
Sunday with the following officers: Elders,
L. D. Theolke, P. A. Saxman; deacona,
Charles J. Johnson. J. P. Peterson, Charles
Kan ton and Oeorg SnelL
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Morgan, son and
daughter left Tuesday night for their future
home in soutneia lexas rnr tne henent of
Mrs. Morgan' health. They war accom
panied to tba train by a number of their
friends.
Mrs. Washburn of Schuyler, Neb., left
last Saturday lor Iowa, after a visit at
tha borne of Mr. and Mrs. W. Butler. She
was accompanied y her granddaughter,
Mlns Linn Washburn. They also expect te
mske a trip to Arkansas.
The women of St. Mary's guild gave a
lawn dinner last Thursday evening at th
home of Mra. Z. Bwelful, which was largely
patronised by both Omaha and Beneon.
The lawn where th dinner was serv4
was beautifully lit up with lanterns.
At tne scnooi 00 era meeting Monaay
! evenlne- reDorts ef enmmlttees were atven.
Tha contract for a new eohoel building
was given to Vehrs A Wilson at $4,060:
plumbing to Hilt A MeCray; furnace to A.
Rurmelster. A number of bills war al
lowed. The children of St. Jame' orphanage,
numbering about 10, were treated to a
plcnlo last Wedneeday by member of St.
Bernard's church, who took them t th
Anaereon tsrm, west ot nennon, wnere
they epent the day, taking both dinner and
supper tn their outing.
At the reculsr eounell meeting only
routine buatnsss waa transacted. Bills
were allowed. H. H. Feckham was xlven
I connection was ordered between the city
"d tha fire bt 11. A report was msJe that
na car service M oeuer ana ina ana
"ne ; piaiea on mrf
placed on through ears.
Ths members xe Presbyterlsn Ladlea
Aid society raleltfs ed their first inmul
anniversary at v. horns of Mra MoCoy
last Thursday .(Virnoon. The rearular
meeting waa h'it t which the c (floe re
gave the annual i"-rti. It wss found ths
tesult of the !'.'' Income amounted to
about $310,' tkHjli was very encourtglng
to ths menjV;h7. After the meeting; a
shoi't (rut""! ii.pgram was given and lee
cream, ctkn coal punch was served to the
present-
Bandoa.
Miss Lucy Harts hae returned from her
visit te Columbus, Neb.
Mr. P. J. Barr spent th latter part of
(tie week on buainea in Wyoming.
Miss Edna Bennett returned Wednesday
rrom a visit or several weeks in Chicago.
Miss Mildred Olney entertained soms lit
tie girl friends at a birthday dinner on
Monday.
Rev. and Mra, I. S. Leavltt returned dur
ing the week from an extended trip through
iaurom:a.
On Saturday evening last, Mrs. Elisabeth
nooflrlon entertained at dinner at th
Happy Hollow club for Mra Lwson of
Columbia. Mo. Her other giieals were
Mrs. Sweeney, Certain and Mrs. Dsvld
Stone. Mr -Henry Leavltt, Stockton Heth
and Mr. jefTrtea,
Mr. and Mra John H. Harte returned
Friday evening from a visit of several
weeks In Lotorsoe .Springs.
Mr. snd Mrs. D. L. Johnson spent a few
days ths early part of tha week on their
ranch in weetern Nebraska.
Special street ear aervlne to Harpy JTol
low rse Vp 'T-ir'S'e pv the tret
tar crnuar. v ftiuh rare wilt
Bee
C (Q) W
end of tb Dundee car line to th club
very Sunday after l:S0 a. m. Ser vie to
the club on Thursday will atari ftt W av
en Saturday at 1 p. m., and Other day
of th weak at P- tn.
Mr. and Mra A. F. Beefe and family
apeat ft aoupl of days last weak with
Mrs. Beebe'a mother In Iowa.
Mlaa Jenni Peters end hr brother, Rich
ard left on Tuesday for a three weeks'
visit with relattvea In Chicago.
Mr, end Mr. Edmund Barr and small
son, George, wer th guests during part
of the week of Mr. and Mra.. P. J. Barr,
Mr. and Mra, H. E. Klmberley entertained
at dinner en Saturday at Happy Hollow
for Mrs, Ben Gallagher and ?U Galla
gher. Th Christian Endeavor society of the
Dundee Presbyterian church had a piu
nlo at Fairmont park on natuMey after
noon.
-Dr. and Mm. J. M. Allen and daughter
have returned from a month's trip through
the Tsllowstone Fark and other Western
points.
The Mlase Alexander of Omh. have
been making a visit of a week or two at
the new home of Mr. C, E. Bates, on
West Dodge eireet.
Captain and Mra pavtd Stop left on
Wednesday for Monterey, Cat., where the
captain' regiment, the Tweoty-secoad )P'
fantry,' la stationed. 1
Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Lenaero were among
the guesta at a large dinner given Thurs
day evening at the Field elub by Mer.
gerat end Sydney Smith.
Mra. w. L. Selhy ntrtalaed at tha
Happy Hollow club at luncheon on TDurs
0ey. her guests being: Mrs. Charles Qos.
Mrs. Fred Adams, Mrs. Henry tJ. Lmer,
ArtucklesV is a tremendous
organization that results in
economy, and gives coffeo
drinkers In the United States
tho cheapest fcood coffeo ia tho
T7orld.v
We have our oxm 00(11
Brazil, charter out own vessels'
that bring the coffee to our,
own docks ia Brooklyn, -own!
our ovn stores Trhero tht green
coffee matures and improreOw
Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee
is not touched by human handi
it is cleaned, sorted, roasted,
packaged and weighed by in
genious machinery, mostly;
constructed by our OTramachin.
ists in our own shops
The package U fot your protection.'!
that you may be potitive that you re
ccive the genuine Arbucklea Armsa.
Coffee every time no matter where
you buy it or what price you pay. We
will tell you where you can buy,
Arbucklei Arioia Coffee if you haye
trouble in finding it.
AltOUv'mJS BROS.. Km Ye Clan,
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Mrs. A. H. Hippie, Mrs. Leonor Dint
Neleon. and Mra. Elisabeth Colfas, Tha
table waa prettily decorated with salvia,
and hapd-pftintad place cgrds, adorned with
rd poppl.
Mrs. Hem C. Van GHeson entertained
at dinner Monday evening, her jruaats be
ing Dr. and Mr. Charles O. Rich, Mrs.
Sarah Rich ef Wtlllamsport, Vs., and Dr.
and Mrs. H. B, Lemere.
Friends of Mr. a4 Mra. W. J. Fischer,
former resilient of punde. ar glad to
gear that they with their two sons gro
having a delightful trip through all th
chief countries of Euro pa
AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER BUSY
Wat Oooda 1st Bennett
Befero It . Caa B
fkmt On.
Star
Th automatic sprinkler on tb celling
at th, second floor In Bennett' department
tor went off at 1 o'clock Sunday mora
lng and turned tb u,tostU flra alarm.
Tha fire department responded and found,
go (ir, but pVenty of wale. Borne difficulty
wm experienced In getting t)i. sprinkler
shut off. Quito ft lot of goods In the mil
llnery department worn soaked with water,
and, th water ran down, te t,h.e first floor
and damaged good In th notion and
lwJry OepArtinSjBt, tt was impossible to
ascertain th amount of damage don fag
water, ,
