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ioor.. iii 11 NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER '. COUNCIL BLUFFS Offlcc. 10 Pearl Si. Tel. 43. Mion MttTTIO. Davis, drugs. , - Clerk's, sods. "tockert sells carpet. Kin engraving at I,effrt's. Ed Rogers' Tony Fsost beer. Get those new nhotoe at Rrhmlrtl .Plumbing and tinting. Btxby Son. -ji iummng and heating. Btxby Son. I Jywli Cutler, funeral director, 'phone Ti, i Woodrlng- Undertaking company. Tel. 3. M For rent, modern hou-w, 1 Sixth avenue DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT. 1TALK TO LEFFERT AROLT IT. mA "uperflaous hales removed permanently by 'Jt olectmlvse-, at iinvM' Venn tiri e. bob Btfpnen rpron. tor nre di-)ck ana lire Tly, aewer pipe; ntting und garden lioae. Lost, brinrile bull .dofi. lour white f"-t, bob tsll and ear. , iifturn . to lhotmib Caughey, l. 8. Maui slrcv,t. und iccolve reward. . EVEMiniXC READY FOR DANE Supreme ConTeotioi of Daniih Brother hood Mtsti Her Htxt Weti. SESSIONS TO LAST THROUGH SIX DAYS In Aodltlea to Restates Tim Will Be Taken for a Somber af Sorlal F.tents, One a Baaejaet la Omaha. The local committee has piaotlcaUy cum' pitted Ita preparations for the entertain- Ua.. T i r. T I 1 - . - A . N. H.j'-wlR-ellvr af re" lecture this even- j n'pnl ' MUadr.nn.al supreme eonven lag at the New theater on l n flat Inn "on 01 ,ho Danish brotherhood to be held Science, 1 pay fUfier ton' for cast Iron; mixed llu, love. ; raga, lVfcc per lb.; rubber. copper, Ite.pta- lb... J. jwaieiman, r Mum, bam 'pbpnes Cob Y v. . -Juat-.pevp in the A. I loupe Company win dow, in nuuth Main struct, and ate one of lite finest baby grand ptaaoa ever brought to- Council Hiuhs. 'Do yotl wftrjt it done Tight? Jf you do tot LorwicK, ill i. -Mntn. oo -our pHpering. painting and Interior decorating. m J Jive the, unest line oi sample monu ments totseieuti Irum iu the wesi. dhoetey gt Lane- Marble, and .Unnlte works, 21! fcavst Hroauwuy. Council Uluirn. la. Council Bluffs lortaoof Kik will meet In regumr aeaolon this -evening, win n a class of candidates win r' timiHd. Lunch win be served at the clone of tne meolitig. Darnel Kilhyun, the Milwaukee switch crow forerftan wno Wus Injur i in tb local yard l uesuay, wus removed trom his hnm'j to tn Oenura.i hoapitiu yvaleruuy moriilng. Mrs. .Wallace, wno la Vi years of uge, waa alntolly mjbimi Wedmvnay nrnthi oy a tall at the . nowe of her oaugiupr, aire. John U. Ismail, Wi Euat vv aglunaum avenii. WanifU, a juuiig niiiriica ni.iu ocml-cii twenty-tir ana ' tnlry Vcara oiU, 10" uo woir a pool houao, taKi'-ckrr of turnaco ami yard. "Apply to Liconard Evticit, i t'cari street. " " " JUv, Wl 8. Clenimar rf the Firm Chiie Uan church, ) In uea Moinca attenolng niu VOnrtatliUi Idiideavor ea'Jriv meenna ami jT which h will deliver an midruaa MJH)y.-?-, -i.-. ' i.V. Mathirwn and Mnry Anderson, huh of On tana, were marttou in tnla city yeaier- day tnonung' by juatice. J-leid. t ne groom is aaalatanf yard master tor Armour at Boutn omana. Van Tlrnr.t has Just received a few more cars of nobby vemoies and will be pieured to haw you,. cil and look, them ovei. dome great oargains win no onerea. anyone win ulrect you to his repository. A chance for a. oargaui, aa you want It? we nave a largo siova oi carpet ana mat ting, remnants; must get rid of tbem; will . sou at most any once. Btove oil ciom 'from 'Jc to 40c a aiuare yard; cocoa floor j mm, uc ts v.M- .Biockerl carpet co. 'Vy'IlUa fS'erbsck. trio 10-year-old eon of H.. A; Eliorboca,' a farmer living aeveral rnlVeS from the city on the Dumfries road, WHS brought', to the (leneral hospital Wedneaday evening,' auflermg from a bad ftai-ture of ' the. eioOW of nc Wit arm, tuti4 by a' fall from a trea. U1MU tUH Gt. IN a. HAL HOl'SEWORK . WAfxfB A f bAue where the tamily uses our i famous Ohio nut coal. Will do the work of fcoonomy nut and Kentucxy nut. Is. sua a tvav.oAeapar and thres times as cseaa.v tirtasnstein avsnae and In Council Btiiff all of next week. The committee constat of N. P. Anderson, Ole a pane of glass out of the kitchen window . vntn ITfC CI AW T A rill? to recurs an entrance. The house w AilUllA 1 Lj JLUII IU TILL ransacked, nut as rsr ss nas oren iearnui nothing of particular vslue was secured by ths thieves. At the residence of K. A. Countryman; who lives at the rear of his grocery store at .VI Harrison street, a gold watch wss stolen. Hers the thieves entered by for cing a rear window. Owner Seeds Maaey. Must sell elegant lot on Qlen avenue; also good dwellings on Seventh street, nesr Bloomer srhool. Tel. 61. Chas. T. Officer. 411 Broadway. MALOXET CIGAR CO., JO PEARL ST. COUNCIL. BLLTF8. IA.. DISTRIBUTORS KOR THE ROBERT BURNS' 1C CIQAR AND LITTLE BOBBIE, OLD TIMERS AND ERRIS Be CIQARS. Ibirtj-Tito Hsmiiationi Hot Ttt Csrtifitd to th Eoerotary of tut. COMMlTTLtMCN BUSY JOGGING 1HCM UP All Mast Be la y gatarday Sight r Samea t'aaaot Appear aa Ticket Rlrl Threateas ta Isiaalt lalrlde If Heat ta Jail. I From a Star? Correspondent.) DES MOINES, Oct. 4. (fcpuclal.) There are thirty-five nominations that have not been certified to the secretary of state and which must be certified to him before midnight Saturday night If the names of the candidates are to go onto ths ballots. Most of these are republl- Con- Waa-oas aad Motors Collide. The street railway had two collisions last evening. A car struck a wsgon In which Frank Pike was driving, at Broad way and Tenth street. Pike was thrown I can nominations as representative, from the wagon and cut about the head j gressmnn Hull , of ths 8evehth district. In sddltlon to receiving a wrenched back. I was, however, one ef those who had not He was taken to the police headquarters, Rasmussen. Dr. M. C. Chrlstensen. J. C. ! h'r' hl" Injuries were temporsrlty st- Jensen and Peter Petersen. In preparing for the convention the committee hss been sKlfted by Fred Petersen, delegate from the local lodge and candidate for the office of supreme treasurer. The convention will he composed of 24S delegates and many of them, it la ex pected, will bo accompanied by their wives and other members of their families. A largo number of members of the order from Omaha And adjoining cities are also expected to he In attendance. The convention will open Monday morn ing and will not clone until Saturday aft ernoon, when the election . of officers will be held. The Hcsxlons will be held in the Danish hall at the corner of Broadway and Park avenue. At the opening sesKlon Monday morning at o'clock J. C. Jensen. presldnt of the local lodge, will deliver the address of welcome on behalf of the lodge nnd Mayor Macrae will perforin a like duty on hnhalf of the city. The re sponse to the two addresses will be made by H. H. Vogt of Davenport, Is., supreme president of the order. Tuesday evening the delegates and visit ing members of the order will be' the guests Of the local lodge at Its meeting, at which a moving picture entertainment will be furnlSfied by W. J. Levcrett of this city nnd refreshments will bs served at the close. , Wednesday forenoon and afternoon will be devoted to business, but In the evening at 7: o'clock the delegates and visitors W-lll be. tendered a banquet served In the Danish hall, at which there will be a pro gram of toasts. Thursday morning will be devoted to buslnesp and a short business session will be held In the afternoon. ' At 4 o'clock the visitors will be taken for a tTolley ride through this city and Omaha and In the evening will be guests of honor at a banquet at Washington hall, Omaha, ten dered them by the members of the order of that city. Friday will be devoted entirely to busi- tended to and then was removed to his home at Twenty-third street and Seven teenth avenue. The team ran away and looked after the llttla formality of hav Ing his nomination papers filed. There are several democratic nominations that have not been filed also. Telegraphic wires and telephone-wires were kept busy finally brought up in the front yard of ' today informing condldatea that they the residence of Fred Spetman at 714 I must step lively to get their papers In. Bluff street, where it did considerabla I The democratic and republican conven damage to the lawn, shrubbery, etc. tlons of Fhelhx county are to be held At Broadway and Bryant street a motor Saturday, and the republican conventions struck a wagon driven by Herman Ures. In Clinton county is to be held the samj a farmer living a short distance east of 1 day. The republican convention in Du- the city. The wagon was badly demor alised and Gress waa thrown out, but es caped with a few bruises and a general shaking up. He was able to proceed to his home, but the wagon had to be left In. town for repairs. For Imported wines, liquors and Bud welser beer go to L. Rosenfeld, wholesale liquor dealer. Bit South Main street. Always Increasing In all of the depart ments except the price department. C. Hater. Council Bluffs, la. Parter Speaks at Missouri Valley. Hon. Claude R. Porter of Centervllle, democratic . candidate for governor of Iowa, was accompanied to Missouri Val ley, where he spoke yesterday, by J. J. Hughes, member of the stats committee from the Ninth district, and Herman Schurs. chairman of the democratic con greaslonal committee of the Ninth district. The party returned shortly after S o'clock and reported a good meeting. This morning Mr. Porter will go to Charlton, where he speaks this afternoon. Wednesday night Mr. Torter was the guest at the home of Mr. Hughes -. ... Governor Cummins, who spent Wedne day night in this city after speaking at Missouri Valley, left early yesterday morn ing for Afton, where he was billed to speak nesa, as will Saturday forenoon and after asnstein- A Smith, Fourteenth I noon, the conventloif proper closing In the Sixth street. Telephone 12. J afternoon with h. ,i.n.inn r m .... rrlANcl next place of meeting. THE .M08T REABONABLE PRICKd. ' In th' evening there , will be a dramatic entertainment and dance at Danish hall. The officers of the supreme lodge of the Danish brotherhood are: Supremo president, H. H. Vogt of Davenport, la.; supreme vice president, William Klkke buach of Chicago; supreme secretary, J. Michaelsen of Omaha; supreme treasurer, f JOHN' OLSON S OHOCERY AT 73t AND "A-- Ttl WEST BROADWAT, FULFILLS ALL J ""aw IhESB REQUIREMENTS TO A LETTER I AND ALL DELIVERIES ARE EXCEED If you want a good position, finish s course at the Western Iowa college. Day and evening school. Enroll any time. 'Phone for information. N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. 260. Night, L1 INQLY PROMPT. , , W never fall to give absolute satisfac ilori. Csrpet cleaned by -our aanltary process ape' thoroughly cleaned. We take them from your floor and relay them. You have, ho trouble or annoyance. Call up J. Curls- Esklldsen of Chicago; supreme trustees, T. Orlob of Salt Lake City,,, M., Larsen of. Racine, Wis,, and. J. P. Carlson of Wllllmantio, Conn. 1 arid see how cheat) wa do It- The Cotni cil lUulfs Cleaning and- Rug Mfg. Co., 34 (orth Jdatn street. - HOT DRINKS ANtf LIQUID LUNCHES AT - CLARK'S DRUG CO. WILL BE SERVED ALL THIS WEEK. HOT CHOCOLATk., 10c HOT BEEF TEA, loc; HOT TOMATO BOUILLON, 10c; HOT CHICKEN BOUILLON, lOc; HOT CLAM BOUILLON. 10c; MALTED MILK, 10c; COFFEE MALTED MILK. 10c; OYSTER COCKTAIL. 160. B. H. Spltsnagle, local agent of the Pa cific Expreas' company, has been trans ferred to the Omaha office of the company and' R. H. Grady has been appointed gen eral agent and will have charge of the city office, as well as the office at the Unlr.n Pacific transfer depot). D. H. Stubbs, who has been In Mr. Grady's office at the trans fer, will b cashier at the city office. H. V. Battey. clerk of the district court, received notice yesterday from Superintend ent Wltto of the state asylum at Clarinda that Mvrtle Carr, a patient from thia city, had died! Beptemher '20. Myrtle Carr waa ths wife of Russell' Carr and was com mitted to St. Bernard's hospital on May Xt, 1HU3, and later paroled. In care of her hus band. Oft June SO. 1H04, she was again be fore the commission and was committed to Uta asvlum at Olarlnila. At the time of her committment Mrs, Carr resided at 131 Eighth avenue. rtaaos. We are headquarters for fine pianos. No matter -what may be your need we can supply It. ,We offer you a line of pianos 'that ar fully tested and we guarantee yoti aV'x satisfaction In the purchase of an Instru-" roenl from us. can on us. xour money wlU go farther, here ' than anywhere else. Easy term If desired. Swanson Music Co., 407 West Broadway. ' Sotlael The celebrated Acorn Una of staves, ranges, base burners, heating stoves aftd cook . stoves, sold the world over, and acknowledged to be the best stove on im market for heating, cooking and durability. Do not buy until you see the -Acorn. D. W. Keller, agent, 10S South Main street. . THE MOST UP-TO-DATE RESTAUR ANT IN COUNCIL BLUFFS. GOOD SER VICE AND HOME COOKING. The Cal met restaurant, ISO Broadway. If you' need a sawing machine or want to rent a machine or want your machine repaired, call on Williamson, at 17 South Main street,. He has machines to rent from o up. ..' i, ; r Real Estate Transfers. These 1 transfers ..were reported to The Bee Ooioker 4 by the Pottawattamie County -Abstract company of Council Bluffs . ,,- ... Mary -Gsrtrude Gould and husband to Tho'uaa 11. Jamea. lot 19, block , in McMahcn. Cooper' Jefferla' ad to Council Bluffs. la., w. d ll.SW Mark L. Williams and wife to Ben- - lamln-Kehr Real. Estate . company, lot lft, block S4, and lot 1, block a. In rerry aa to council mun. Ia., w. d i J?. J. Gilbert and wife to Anna B. Hahn. lot 11, block M, in Central subdiv. In Council Bluffs, la., w. d.. C D. DlUln and wife to A. Godburg sen, lot IS, block 36, in Ferry ad to Council Bluffs, la., w. d Iowa Townalte company to B. Van aden, lot , diock u, in ucuienanik a., w. a Utiry Pains and wife to Nela Nei- son. lots , t and 10, block 63, In Railroad ad to Council Bluffs. Ia., y$f, d Interstate Realty company to William H. and Nellie M Morris, lots 10 and 11, block 14. Ih Evans' id Bridge ad to Council Bluffs, la., w. d Seven transfers; total Beggar Has Pleaty of Cash. Baer Simons, arrested' Wednesday by1 the police for begging . about the city, was discovered yesterday to be far from suf ferlng from financial embarrassment. When searched on being taken Into custody the police found but little on the man except a ' miscellaneous assortment of. what . kre termed In police circles as "trinkets" and a amaJl tobacco sack full of coins. Among the coins were fifty new Canadian S-cmit pieces. As Simons declined to give a sat isfactory explanation for hia possession of the coins, he waa locked up" on a charge of vagrancy. Yesterday when charged with being a vagrant he indignantly denied "being one and produced from one of his pockets three silver dollars, which the police had over looked on searching him. A further search of the man's clothing waa determined upon, and In a pocket on the inside of the man's trousers there wan brought to. light tJ in currency and telegraph money or dera aggregating t7. When first arrested Simons claimed Chicago .as his home, bu yesterday he shifted the place of tils home to New York. He waa given ten days nn the vagrancy charge, und during this time the police will try and ascertain how he came Into possession of the Canadian coins and the other money found on him. SoO 2ot lS so 37 If you think of palntlnm your house let M fty you an estimate aow. We guar galea the peiat to be made of pure ma terials, mixed gnd put up by skilled me ehanlos. so when we paint It stays painted. We also hav some odd lots of arttstie wall. S caper that we. are closing out at low prices make way'for new stock. If you want leod paper at little coat corns see us now. Jensen Ktcolaeeen. tsg Broadway. . ' Marriage Ureases. Licenses to. wed were Issued yesterday to the following: Name and Reindence . Aje j C. Mthlesen, Omaha Umij Anderson. Omaha...' W rarl W. Ruberg. Council Bluffs ; Burcba E. Gllem. Council Bluffs IS Walter Chorn, Council Bluffs... .'. ;... J1 vfioldle Frampton. Council fluffs... .r,.. 17 lisr Beard. Utieolri....- t -) rl" May. tumpsun. Lincoln..... M WMFN GOING -T Hl'l'.h. OO TO QKn, . uriiflLAUa THE PIONEER -lA'M- uiM OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. 7J4 loVTU MAIN STREET. TEL. Ms. Smith Unable to Keep Date. Congressman Walter I. Smith vs com pelled to cancel a speaking date at At lantic, la., yesterday owing to Illness. Unless he is greatly Improved ho will b unable to speak at Harlan Saturday after noon, although last' evening he was in hopes thst he would be In a physical con dition, to do so. He has a speaking date for eyety day ' next week except Satur day. . . Hers is a good chance to get a 18-horse- power . Jackson touring car, almost new. On exhibition at Van Brunt's buggy re pository. Fourth street. Will be sold very cheap.' Call and see It. . CENTRAL FLOUR-IU6. Every ' sack warranted. Central Grocery and Meat Mar ket. Both 'phones St FRE8HMEX WHIP TUB SOPHOMORES Lively Class Scrap at Iowa State College. AMES, Ia., Oct. 4. (Special Telegram.) The freshmen class of the Iowa State college defeated the sophomores tonight In a two hours' fight on the college campus. Six men are Injured and hundreds are minus all sorts of clothes. This Is the first class .scrap sanctioned by the college faculty and is sanctioned at the Instance of the student council seeking an amicable settlement of the differences always exist ing between the two classes. The sopho more class' fought to the last, but was out numbered, 309 freshmen to 150 sophomores. For winning this the freshmen are allowed to float their colors at tomorrow's excursion. buque Is to be held tomorrow. Close time must be matte In getting In the papers from those counties. To compli cate things the attorney general has been asked to give a decision of what la neces sary when a nomination Is by the primary method. When nominated by a convention the certificate of , nomination must be signed by the .chairman and secretary of the convention, but the attorney general ruled today that when the nomination Is by a primary the papers must be signed by the canvassing board. . In. some in stances this mean that as many as twenty persona living In different parts of the county must sign the papers, Where an executive committee la ap pointed to canvass 'the primary returns this committee must sign the papers. Where the large committee must sign it there must be hard wort In getting the signatures all In by Saturday. Five sen atorlal condldatea on the republican side had not filed upto tonight. . These are from the districts of Des Moines county. Clinton, Scott, Crawford-Harrlson-Monona, Dubuque, and Howard-Winneshiek dis tricts. The certificates for representa tives from the districts of Allamakee, Cerro Gordo, Calhoun, Cedar, Chickasaw, Clinton, Dallas, Decatur, Delaware, Des Moines, Dubuque, Henry, Johnson, Jones, Loutsls. Madison, "'Monona, Plymouth, Pocahontas, Scott; Shelby, Story, Webster, Winneshiek, and Wright had not boen filed. The nominations In these counties wre made some time ago. with the exception of Shelby, Clinton and TJtJbuque, as named above. The candidates and leading poli ticians of the counties were notified today by telegraph and Velephone to get their papera In at once. ' Elect All Desi Moines Mea. At the meeting) ofthe Iowa Anti-Saloon league here today .E.;.T. Hugerman. pastor of the First Methodiai, church, was elected president of the league, which makes the principal officers all Des Moines men. Th vice president is Dr. A.. I Friable, the secretary Is Fj S. 'IHAiihe.; treasurer I. M. Lleser, attorney ja'rneV T. Houser ' arid superintendent..!. N. McOgshrAll were re- elections except, lhatrjof .jt,he president. It ws.8 voted to niake the Dial of Progress a monthly Instead 'of weekly paper. The business meeting was held behind closed doors at the Young Men's Christian as. socVUIon parlor. , , Vaccination Caases Delay. Orders from the Wat department that every private in the two squadrons of the Eleventh cavalry be vaccinated before leav ing for Cuba has caused a delay . of ono day In the departure .of the troops. The two squadrons will be off at break of dpy tomorrow morning according to expecta tions now. 1 Pictures for wedding gifts. C. E. Alex ander, 333 Broadway. We sell the Red Cross Base Burner, ths Round Oak Heating Stove and the Quick ileal Range. See ua before you buy. Swains A Maurer, S3ti-S38 Broadway. Old Hickory, Olds and Van Brunt farm agous, scoop boards, wagon boxes, for sale . at VanBrunt's repository. Special terms for next sixty days. All-Week Big Deaaouslratloa. Continuing Monday morning and lasting all week, we will demonstrate the Cole's Colelsed Steel and High Oven Ranges and Cole a Original Hot Blast Hesters; all In operation at our store, 41 8. Main St 18.60 set of cooking utensils free. Paddock at Handschey Hardware Co. Matters la District t oart. In the district court yesterday morning Judge Green began the trial of the suit of John C. Bridget against ths Town Mutual Dwelling House Insurance asso ciation of Des Moines, a jury having been secured from the talesmen drawn Wednes day afternoon. At tli close of the plaintiff's rass a motion of the defendant to take the case from the jury was over ruled. Bridget sues for tl.000 insurance on furniture and household goods alleged to have been dertroyod by Ore a year ago. Pastor Lavelaad lonsmeatled. WATERLOO, la., Oct. l.-(8pecial)-The official board of the First Methodist Epis copal church had a meeting to aettle the affairs of the church before the pastor, Rev. Frank LaFayette Loveland, should close his ministry. Everything pertaining to the church waa found to be in the best possible condition and the board had only the highest words of praise for the paator who now, after three years of faithful service, leaves to accept a call to the Methodist church of Omaha, Neb. By a unanimous vote enthusiastic resolutions were endorsed by the church officials com mending the Rev. Mr. Ixiveland for his work both in church and city and com mending him to the members of his new paatorate. Pareatal Okjeetloa Avails ethlag. SIOUX CITY, la., Oct. 4.-(Special Ttle gr am.) Miss Ethel Waltermler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Waltermler of Sioux City, and Frank Resener eloped from here today to Lincoln, Neb. Mi"s Waltermler left Sioux City ostensibly for Kansas City, where she was to visit relatives. She met her lover in Lincoln, where they secured the marriage license. The groom is an employe of the Sioux City Gas and Elec tric company. The girl's parents frowned upon the attention Resener showed her. Tar aale. A GOOD PATINO SHOE STORE. DOING tl.fc A MONTH. WILL INVOICE M.eO. SPLENDID OPEN1NO. DUNCAN m DEAN. 3 MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFFS. A. -Metsgar A Ta. New Location of Wholesale Bakery, til Mynstsr Street, Co. Bluffs. Ia. Home-made Bread a Soeclalty. Visitors Welcome. " t otted Eraagellral Caafereaee. CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia.. Oct. 4 -Rev. R. F. Swcngrl of York, Pa., waa elected secre tary of the central conference of the United Evangelical church today. The presentation of a gavel to Bishop Hsrtxler completed the first session. Evaagellral Coa.-rreoee la Iowa. CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia.. Oct. 4 The fourth general conference of the United Evangel leal church began here today. Today's ses sions were devoted to reception and prelim inary organisation. Rarled Allvei hat Lives. Curt Bmlth of 1439 East Twenty-ninth street was buried alive today while work ing In a street ditch twelve feet below the surface of the street.' He was burled by a oavein of. the dirt and remained for eight minutes before rescued, but is alive and will suffer no serious inlury. Girl Threatens Suicide. Miss Myrtle Menchon of Jewell Junction, Ia,, was arraigned1 ', today before Polico Judge A- J. Mathls on a charge of street walking and was sentenced to three days In Jail When sentence was pronounced the girl declared she would kill herself if sent to Jail. Judge Mathls informed her that he would put a special guard over her to see that she did nothing of the kind, but could promise nothing better. Coalda't Leave Sweetheart. . While Intoxicated Corporal Harry Sand ers of Troop I. Eleventh cavalry t" took strychnine at the Morgan hotel last night, declaring to a fellow trooper that he would prefer death to service In Cuba away from Nell." The police ' do ' not ..know who Nell" . Is, but Cy Physician. Miller do- ; clared that all Sanders had was bad whisky. He was sent to the post hospital. EEVrs OA THE RlXftlftG TRACKS Fouatalablae Wiaa the' Trlaaieh Stakes at Brlghtoa Beach. NEW YORK. Oct. 4. James B. Brady's Fountainblue, with Shaw in the saddle and hacked down .from t to 1 and 11 to e won tne triumph slakes, one mile for 1! year olds, at Brighton Beach today. Mont gomery was second, with Prince Hampton mira. ine nine was i:jv uinna Ken, the 8 to & favorite was never dangerous. Summaries: , First race, six furlongs: Eldorado won, Dan Buhre second, Yankee Girl third. Time: l:iai. Second race, Bteeplechase, Selling, about two miles: Bound . Brook - won, Caller second, Carter Knot third. Time: 4:12. Third race, selling, mile and a sixteenth: Ed Ball won. Oarsman second, Deutsch land third. Time: 1:45. Fourth rsoe. The Trlumps stakes, for 8 year oitis. mile: j-oumaiuniue won, Mont aomery second. Prince Hampton third. Time: 1:40. Firth race, mile and a half: Angler won, Mcklttredge second, Miss Crawford third. Time: J:34S. . Sixth race, six furlongs: Jacobltfs won. uaniurinus sepunu, rim flaws, iniro. Time 1:12. Seventh race, selling, six furlongs: Sly tien won. Bayior secona, Biickaway third. lime: 1:14. LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oet. 4. Results: First race, selling, five furlongs: Iura r. won. rseara second, jonn Kaufman third Time: l:m. Second race, aelllnar. six furlonss- twi, Nun won, petit Due second. Nun's Velllne thlrd. Time: 1:14. " Third race, purne, six furlongs: Charlie wun, n no. uonnan second Hector third. Time: 1:1.. . Fourth race, free steeDlecha hni full course, about two miles: Little Wally Tln"i-d0OCWyn CoaA' 8,mu'' hird. Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs Elcctorlne won, Nellette second. Miss Lid third. Time: 1 07 S. Sixth race, selling, mile: Golden Mineral rs-.f 0 ' .; v. rr'1. ( t 'ft V 'ill '. ... "',5;'. hl ,. ' . - , ,. u-'i !i- ;' .' We are about to publish a new wtx-kly. A magazine so difTerr-ut iu purpose and scope and usefulness that people will wonder why it was not published long ago. H seems to us that this great country of ours with nil its forcefulness and enterprise ean afford to be constantly in touch with itself. "We believe that we have discovered a way by which we can givo the people something they very much want and something that they now have no other way of getting. ' The unique feature of Kidgway's is, that it will be published from . fourteen cities simultaneously every Saturday morning. How are we go ing to do it! Well, here is our plan, and we think it will look as good to you as it does to us. We shall maintain a complete organization in each of the following centres where Hidgway's is published: New York, Chicago, Philadelphia. Boston, San Francisco, Washington, New Orleans, Seattle, , Atlanta, Denver, Cleveland, St. Louis, Pittsburg, St. Paul and Minneapolis. In each of the fourteen cities there will be a managing editor, with associate editors, correspondents, special contributors, artists, advertising ami cir culating managers. We intend with the aid of our editors all over the country to get to the scene of evry important event at the earliest moment . after it has happened. At midnight of the day preceding publication each of the local editors will wire to New York a brief editorial story of the events of his section that he believes will be of interest to the rest of the country. In New York, editorial writers with Samuel Hopkins Adams in charge, wil go over these stories, shape them up, being careful not to des troy the local color, and wire three or four pages of finished editorials back to each branch, thus the whole country will contribute to the national edi torials. A few hours later Ridgway's will be on the presses in fourteen . cities being printed at newspaper speed. The local news and editorials will be treated just as thor-' oughly by the local editor for his own section. We have secured . the best man obtainable in his district, one who can reflect the life of his section, in Business, Politics, Sports, Finance. Society and Education, week in and out. There will be nothing but clean, . crisp, up-to-date news that will keep wide-awake readers alive to 1 the big events that are happening around them. What about stories and illustrations and general articles? We shall have plenty of them. The best we can buy. We believe in humor and every form of wholesome amusement. Nothing will be left undone to make these features a great success with our readers. We shall seek contribu tors everywhere. Ridgway's will undoubtedly make a great many' liter ary reputations, just as Everybody's did. We are already able to announce a great serial story by Joseph-Conrad, to be called "The Secret Agent."' It will begin in the first issue. Mr.' Conrad has written sea stories that have made him famous. In The Secret Agent he has entered a new field. It is a story of European Diplomacy. The scene is laid in London, well known as an asylum for European Anarchists. SA: storjof this" kind is necessarily .full of action and fascination. The Secret Agent is especially no." Gelett Burgess will conduct a department of humor, consisting of at least four pages each issue, fully illustrated., It will be kept up-teAiate. When you see the first number you will appreciate how good this depart ment is. Mr. Burgess will have the aid of the" best artists and illustrators at home and abroad. Another feature of the illustrations will be a sixteen page section of half-tones printed on super paper depicting important happenings, local an.d national. There will be weekly full-page cartoons, true td the topic and the times. Here are some of the contributors who are now at work for us: Emerson Hough Broughton Bradenberg Ernest Poole Harvey J. O'lliggins Franklin Matthews Samuel Blythe Ralph P. Paine Wintou Churchill Agnes Laut Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd Jacques Futrelle Dr. Henry C. Rowland ' CJeorge W. Ogden Lucia Charaberlin One of the greatest features of Ridgway's will be the Washington . Bureau, under'the direction of Martin Egan. We propose to tell you in an interesting way, every week, just what each department of the national . government is doing in your service. Mr. Egan will have a staff-of twelve associate editors in order to cover every department of the government.' There will be special representatives for the Senate, the House and the Diplomatic Service. This Washington Bureau will make us better Ameri ;' cans. We are all interested in our great big government, yet, how much do we know about it! , What will be the policy of Ridgway's? principally to tell, , the truth and make the truth interesting. We shall not try to nifl' ' ' : down or over anybody. We shall stand squarely on the platform, ' a militant weekly for God and Country. If we feel that any indi vidual in the public eye is not getting a square deal, we may think it wise to give him an opportunity to tell his own story. What we want is facts; facts that are fresh in the making. If we give - things as we find them, the average Amercian citizen can be trusted ' , to reach a very definite conclusion by the shortest possible route. ,. Ridgway's will be on sale everywhere tomorrow morning. It will be a G4-page weekly, and will be sold at 10c a copy or $5.00 a year. We advise you to get your order in early because advance orders indicate a big de mand, and we shall not print beyond immediate requirements. You can buy Ridgway '8 in the same way. as your newspaper or magazine. It will be'eold by the newsdealer and the newsboy, on the stand or in the street. m i THE RIDGWAY COMPANY Union Square, New York City I Publishers of Everybody's Mtf tzine wmmmnmmnBmtnmm found dead today In a cornfield, apparently Bararlars Visit Two Hawses. Two houses were reported to the police yesterday as having been raided Wednea- , murdered by tramps, who shot him. day nlgnt by thieves while the fx-cupants . Iowa Maa reaad Dead. ' " ' ' ur.it .2Z m' ILL . .V," M'r"ral MARSHALLTOWN, Ia., Oct. 1 Charles Tme: L41. econo-' The Only Wa, third. Neat a - farmer living near Bayard, wi were la Omaha witnessing the., ejmtruaj parade. At the home of II. C Raymond, alt Sixth avenue, tho thief or tnievea ew If you hav anything tc (rvAe advertise It In the For Exchange column ef The bee Went Ad page. Goe4 .ttteadaarre at Raeoa. M COOK. Neb., Oct. 4 -(Special Tele gram. The first annual races of the .Mo Cook Driving Park association opened here today with a good attendance. Despite un favorable weather three events were pulled off. Results: 1 Class iM, trotting, purse Mt: Lola B won, Montie second. Republican third. ?aderew.kl fourth. Best time: d Class . pacing, purse IJWi: t rJ r ij won Ch.nX. second Deey Dillon third. Bandy M fourth. Best time: S. rdTdinrmV-O.n. third. Time: :S1V. CearslBgr at Frieod. FRIEND, Neb.. Oct. 4. (Special Tele, gram.) The meeting of the Missouri Val ley futurity coursing will be held at this place, beginning with Tuesday. October , and will continue during the wek. The grounds are in perfect order and loo Jai ka re being driven and made acquainted aith the giuund and escapes and the lover of this kind of sport will witness some fine races. The Commercial club of St. Joseph, Mo., has signified Ita Intention of being present on Wednesday. .1 I o 1 Uood Reels at Tec a ai sell. ' TECUM8EH. Ntb.. Oct. 4-(Special Tele gram.) The races at the county fair here today were vry Interesting. Following are the results: First race. ..30 trot: Check Hook 1 1 1 Raven Boy i i t I'rlnceaa Lock hart S 1 Time: I UK,. ! 33. Second race, Z:Si pace: fDeck i Time: 2:41. J:4S. ' i ""' j Third race, gentlemen's roadster race: I eb 1 1 x x ,' White Foot ! . 1 ill ir1-"" a i 3 . s sy ... 4 4 4 4 1 1 "rinie. half mile: 1:34, 1:S2. l:Ss, l . 1 - j Ruben O won the three. fourtls-n. tie,, idaah running race; Pickens second. k'o K third and Anna Shaffei-yfourth. Time: The best racing events ofthe week, arc scheduled for tomorrow, the last diiy of the fair.- WATCHES- Frerir.r. Ijth and Dodge St. T ttsiu 4 .j marrin 1 i Gray Neil '..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.i i ti stee Want AUs Produce Haaulta. t i t il i 4 M t t of M i U' ! u s