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DUNDEE CLUB GIVES PARTY
lfoasehold Krorminlc Ueiartmrii t of
Woman a flub Rntrrtatna First
KenalDflou of Hrnaun at Homo
I of Mrs. K.rlnard I'helan.
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One of the larger uffuiia of Vdni-iuy
afternoon was the bridge imity. Kivon liy
Mr. Frank rnrtcrfield in honor ot MImh
Jfuta Stephenson of Colfax, lu. Tor ro
frtmhmfnta the RiKets wtp si-utod at fclx
amall tahlp. on hkh wore pluced bra.s
' candelabra IioMiiik tv.l-llBhtt-d candle.
Tboao present wtrc: Mlad Nela SteplHii
eon. Mla Trlhblu of Portland. Ore.; Mis
lienholt, Mita t'lianihorlalii of lliooklyn.
N. Y.; Mr. Harry Brown, Mrs. William
Wntaon, Mrs, Gooign Trlbblit of Portland,
Or; Mr. M. K. Fuukhuuaer, Mrs. nuuuwu,
Mr. Charles Humngton. Mi. T. C. Jla
vena, Mr. 8. T. lioodiWii. Mrn. t'arl E.
Jialbarh, Mrf.- Harry S. Culver. Mrx. Ilodif.
n, Jtra. J. C. Mardis. Mia. William Our
kea, Mr. H. ft." Zarkery, Mra. A. li. Bora
r. Mr. Harry Cliaatin. Mr. Ilyron Hen
holt, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Hnrry Snuaton and
ilra. J. V. Wagner.
Eight tables were placed for the game and
i those present were-; Mrs. Sam Krank, Mrs.
Ben Newman, Mrs. J. Lobnian, Mr. Charles
' . . . Bogtuo. Mr. . Martin, Mrs. Adlor, Mr.
Sin." Frank Porterfleld Entertains at 'Arthur Branaois. Mrs. Tf bo Bian-jpi; Mr.
Bridg for Mrs. Stephenson. j Feidi.eimei-. Mr, l. Hoiur. Mr. -Morru
' I Levy, Mr. P. Schwartz. Mrs. Sol TJcgan,
Mr. Davti Dcgan, Mr. Morrl Strauss,
Mrs. Sol Golilstrom. Mia Becker of Phila
delphia, Mr. Henry Levy of Fait Lake
City. Mis Sherwood. Mrs. If. Colin, Mr.
Fred 8. Hadra, Mr. K. Sellgsohn. Mrs.
William Harris. Mr. U .'M. Cohen, Mi
Ivonln Wolfe. Mr. Lee Hnthsrhild. Mrs.
M. Klein, Mrs. Julius Drelfti. Mr. Call
Relter. Mrs. I. Kaufinun. Mrs. Victor
Coffman, Mrs. H. U. I'nverzugt, Mrs. A.
Mandelburg. Mrs. H. Hosenstock. Mr.
Mantel, Mis. Sam Wertheimer and Mrs.
Sampson
KenslOKton Afternoon.
Mrs. Kdward Phelan of tiM North For
tieth street entertained the members of the
Household KrrrtMiiies department of the
Omaha Women fl club at a kenslngton
Wednesday nfte.'iioon. The rooms were at
tractively decorated with the club color,
white and yellow, chrysanthemum being
tho flower tliut carried out the colors.
Mrs. C. II. Townttend, Mrs. C. I!. Cnon.
Mrs. F. S. Mcl.uffeily. Mrs. T. II. Wurd.
Mrs. C II. Chjsm, Mr. ('. W. Haynes and
Mrs. N. H. Nelson were assisting hostesso.
Needlfl work and gufssin; contest:i afTorded
the amusement uf the afternoon nnd about
fifty g'l'sts were present.
WrilUliia t unla eranr .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mlekc c leijruted
their twentieth anniversary at their new
for a large .bridge party to be given Fri
day afternoon at her home.
Come and flo Goaaiy.
Miss Lynn Curtis returned homo Tuesday
from a threo week' visit In Chicago-
E. W. Di.win le.ft Wednesday for New
York City, where he will visit his sister
until after Thanksgiving.
John C. Goodwin, who has been visiting
for the last week at the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Frank B. Kennard, returned Tuesday
evening to his homo In New Castle, Ind.
Mrs. Goodwin will Join him In a week or
two, when their new home Is completed so
they can take possession.
Miss Heulah Sharp, who has been spend
ing a week with friends In Council Bluffs,
ha returned home. '
. Daadec Danclusv Club.
The Dundee Dancing club gave the lirsl
af a Bcrle of parties Tuesday evening ut
tiie Dundee bull. Il was a very successful
affair and piuctlcolly all of the member
Kero present. Tho club will give a dance
tinea a month, when the young women will
ta invited by tho members. Mr. '. F.
bravir ia nreaiitent. Mr. .Iulm T linrn.,it
aecretary and treasurer and Mr. Frank I Mr. and Mrs. A. Beahler, Mr. and Mrs. Until
L. Selby. Mr. Hayniomi Anderson and Ml. i Mohr, Mr. und Mrs. F. Greener, Mr. and Mrs
Archl Murtaith constitute the enteitalu-
meat eommltloe. The membership Include:
home. 4Sol pierce street Sunday afternoon
and cvt nlng. Many beautiful pifts were
received and an cnJoyabl evenlnvt was
Hi nt In muHie. Tlioe prtrent were: Mr.
ami Mrs. Theodore Volg. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
llasa. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kngl, Mr. and
Mr. Matt Peets, Mr. and Mrs. Gea Pi lenert.
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Mr. and Mr. Charles ). Tahnaco, Mr. and
Mr. V. O. Fabs, Mr. und Mr. K. K. Kim
berry. Dr. and Mra. 1 1. B. Lemeie, Mr. and
Mr. Frank Brown. Mr. un.l M..(. s. It,
I'.lson. Mr. Ward Parmer. Mr. Jack Parmer,
aVfr. Heed Tuter. Mr. Austin Iolds. Mr.
Milton IkkIJs, Mr. Harvey Milllu-ui, Sir.
Jay Solomau. Mr. Cy Mason, Mr. Jesse
lingers, Mr. Italpli Montvomeiy, Mr. J ul
Wright. Mr. Herbert 8. Daniel, Mr. Diek
Payne. Mr. Joe Havens, Mr. Frank Crelgh,
Mr. Henry Freeman, Mr. Janus Johnson,
Mr Nelson Murtagh. Mr. Albert Bell, Mr.
Barton Nash, Mr. Geoigo Palmer, Mr.
Lawrence lodds,' Mr. Charles And.ison,
Mr. car Ayres, Mr. .Walter Conklln, Mr.
Vautrtian CauKhlan. Mr. Ray Ftnctael. Mr.
Jlenry Lcavltt und Mr. Grant ltenson.
Aftrrunon Mala.
Mr. Henry Kosenthal gave a niot en
JiJj'able whist party Wednesday ufternoop
at her home, 1M3 South Thlrjtth avenue.
Si.'it. Ml. und Mrs. Jofm KMt. r. Mr. und
Mrs. Frank Wallace, Mrs. Will I H'nmond,
Mr. Mary F.ickc, Ml. Johnson. AIiss Tina
Bllenerl, Miss Anna Johnson, Mi.- Ho..
GIRLS YET SUFFER FROM GAS
IIlKh School Pupils Injured by Chlor
Ino ot Able to Irate
Their Home.
Two of the girls who were overcome by
chlorine, gas at the Omaha High school dur
ing un experiment in the chemistry depart
ment Tuesday were still confined to their
home Wednesday. They arc Miss Bess
Townsend. who is still confined to her
room, and Miss Madge Billiard was uble
to be around thu house. Mrs. W. C.
iOullard said she did not beliove, hsr
daughter would ever return to the high
school.
"The poor girl looks us though l;e had
' been sick for six monltif." said Mr.
I P.ulltird.
J One of th" cirls said she. overheard
Prlnclpul Wuterbouse tell Prof. nV-ntar be
fore the girls were let Into the class room
for the second class that one of the girls,
who hud heen In tlv cl.-iss before. Miss
Concdon, was in bad, ahapn from tho effects
of the gas nnd in taec of this warning tho
pupils were taken- into the room and the
same experiments made with the result
that six more were overcome and two had
to be assisted to their home.-.
"No one regrets the Incident more than I
do," k.i ill Dr. Renter. "It wua unfortunato
and I hope the young women nr.- not erl-
Kocpnlck. Mirs I.lxzte Koeputek. Jli.ni Anna omly injured. The windows were open
during tin: exni i iMMint. which is usual In
such expctinieiit. but during the hitler
I an of the class houi moro gas must
have vacufed thun is usual. There wa u
ela?s of ninety wot king whh the chlorine
ijas.''
Il.inn.i. Miss Aliuu Koi hei.'. Mits Kalu
Kot hem. .Miss Can in Mlekc, Mr. Chnrk
Bu, Mr. Will Koepnick, Mr. Rolnhard
Mohr. Mr. Lmil Mohr and Mr. Charles
K. W. Smith.
Th dance g: , , u Tu -Jday vi nina; at
Chanils rs for the benrilt of the VisiU,,g
Nurses' association was unusually Hell ni-
i tended, about -iij li t couples being present.
! Tie- neiLi ol thu series of diiicii will lie
j given Tuesday, Nov ember
Prominent union? tne laig-r arTuira of
Weilnesd.iy was tiie whist, Liidto whist
and bowling ( arty given in tiie i veiling by
t'ne Metrotolit an club at tuu club rooms.
Mrs. Guy French t 111 be bosti a Friday
alti rnoon at the me ling of the Cliurmonte
club.
Mrs. II L. P.tniell ban Issued invitation
Mw
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nys mny -who hate used it. fi.oo per
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BED SLAT AND THUMB BITE
J Jury takrd to Deride Ilrlnreu Hem
! iinnsru of Hrlnar Hit and
! . citing Bit.
I A Jury in count court is wiestiing with
this q licet '.on: "I thu physical pain und
. mental unsuish involved In being knocked
off a wagon nal with a bed glut oiuul to
! or erejur thun that involved In having
' yojr thumb must icated by an irate ntigh
j bof.'"
j The case is one ia which Peter L'ndres
Is suing John Kn.lers for Sl.OoO damage for
i an uv.-ault conimitle.l one nlglit about a
month ago. Lndrta is a social light in tile
I vommunity living noriliwe.t of the Smelt
ing works und he cjiu-ged bis old friend
Knder with circulating v.nf riendly strie
liout l.lm. One uiglit. accntding to Eodre,
j ho was driving home on his wagon, when
1 Kr.ders n.el him in tiie load with a td
slat and knocked hl.u ojf the wagon and
I Uat him up. He f.ied suit for SLOW.
! Kiid' ia ofleis his thumb a un exhibit and
make u counterc'aim of 11,(00 for the meal
Kndre made of thia tart oi his anatomy.
Owing to the similarity between the
names thu aitorr.t ye and court officials had
considerable dlffleuhy in distinguishing the
litigant.
MORE WAR ON STREET SOS
Commercial Club, Will Follow Opposi
tion to Cheap Ads.
WILL GO BEFORE CITY COUNCIL
No Other City In the Country with
It Mreeta Oefared Jn Title
Way, So Far a .
Known.
Member of the Commercial rlub will
follow up the opposition mad" ut the
meeting of the city council Tuesday even
ing against "advertising street name
signs," which the committee declares to
be nothing else than n cheap scheme which
should never be allowed to work in Omaha,
as they have been unable to learn of a
single city of any Importance which ha
given up the street name sign for bill
board purpose.
When the city council holds a meeting
next Monday the committee from the
Commercial club will present many argu
ments against the contract which the
council propose to let an advertising
company, and will give figures and esti
mates on the cost of putting up new street
signs such as are used by first-class cities
and erected at public expense.
"It will never dr to allow the council tc
let thu contract for the old cross road ail
vertlsemeni Just to get the street names
put up without cost to the city," salt'l u
member cf the club, who la opposing the
street sign bill board.
"It would be a scheme which would
cheapen the appearance of the city. Think
3f tne articles w!iich uie advertised on the
billboard today and the firm likely to
i lose contract for advertising space under
or above the street names.
Soma anipl Plans.
"A stranger will come to Omaha and
look for the name of a street. Below the
rlsn on a church corner probably would
appear the. sign. 'Davenport B'reet. Drink
Popcorn Whisky, ten years old, and hear
tho voices of men and maidens singing the
harvest home.'
"Along the residence districts would lie
sinus something like this: 'Lincoln Boule
vard. Take LydU K. HAss ntettcr' Pink
Prescription for Screaming Sufferer,' or
'Thirty-tlfth-Furnant Streets. Dr. Flllbak
ee'a Compound of Goose and Wild Tarber
tiea cure or kills.'
"That would not be l.u'f the discouraging
stutt which would be on the street signs.
Imagine a sign which contain some of the
poetry used in advertising like 'Duuglaa
Htreet. Little drop of Coffin Re, little
slugs of lie-.-, make a workman's wages
quickly disappear," while down the line
would be ads for disreputable elixirs fa
mous hi aud i of pills, health corset and
bargain raW'r at .il! night restaurants.
Before a clothing house would appear
startling reminder that lining for under
wear could be obtained at the next corner
barroom und talcum powder woulj he in
flicted on the eyes of the workers In the
both r shops and engine rooms.
"The whole scheme ia far from being
-e
harmonious with the plan to make Omaha
a beautiful city, and when everyone Is In
terested In abolishing the billboards, which
mar th landscapes, the city council should
not aid In making the city look trashy by
putting up the glarinr signs Just to get tho
street numes up free of cost."
MILK LOW IN BUTTER FAT
Prodaet from ReMsarsnla Examined
Shorn 1, Poor for the
Proprietora.
Tho triuls of the thirteen restaurant keep
er, charged with selling milk containing
less than 11 per cent butter fat. were begun
before Judge Crawford in police court
Wednesday morning, but on account of tho
failure of State Dairy Inspector James A.
Barkhoff to put In an appearance, adjourn
ment was taken till Tuesday morning.
Barkhoff arrived Just r.fter court had ad
journed. State Chemist E. L. Bedford was the only
witness examined, lie testified as to the
tests made by him of sample of milk fur
nished him by Barkhoff. ' Some of the tests
showed a very low per cent of butler fat.
The Rumple obtained from Tom Lee's
Chinese restaurant showed 1 per cent but
ter fat; the Leo Lung Chinese restaurant
sample showed 1 per cent; the Leo Ji Jap
restaurant sample 8-lu per cent, which
was the poorest showing made In all the
ample tested. The sample from the
Saratoga restaurant No. 1 showed 2 per
ent; those from Miller' restuurant showed
1 9-W per cent, and the Metropolitan
Chinese restaurant sample showed 2 3-10
per cent. All of the defendants were In
court and were represented by counsel.
COLONY OF BOHEMIAN FOLK
Many Lots in N;w Addition Bought
for Homes.
WILL BE PROSPEROUS COMMUNITY
NEVER FOUND THE RAMROD
Soldier Mho Klre Herein Foraseta
and Leave It In the
Barrel.
"Oul at Fort D. A. Russell a nuinlier of
years ago." said Anson Stay, an old veteran
of the Ninth Infantry, now employed ut
army h-adquartera in Omaha, "they used
an old muinle louder six-pounder to lire
the reveille and retreat guns. One morning
at reveille the artilleryman who managed
the ramrod of the gun forgot to withdraw
it and when the gun went off there was a
noise like a combination of a thunder clap
and the siren whistle down at the Bemis
Bug company. It woke up the garrison In
great shape and scared the artillery squad
Into fits. The tiftirer of the day came up to
the flag staff to see what w as the 'matter
and the artilleryman told him that the
gun went off prematurely while be was
ramming It and It blowed the ramrod oul
of his hands. The officer was un artillery
man and recognized thu peculiar noise
made by the gun In case like thrae. He
told thu aitllleryman that If he would have
had hold of that ramrod when the gun
went oft that he would have went with It
clean over Cheyenne. At any rato liny
never did find the ramrod, though they sent
the artillery quad out on a scout for It."
Jamra f'.. Kelbr Kella Ilia I'loren-e
Farm anil lluy Brnila Park
Home of Dr. K. It.
Porter.
Within a short time Omahu w.ll have u
real Bohemia, but devoid of the "Bo
hemian" ways of the Latin quarter.
When Hastings Ileyden, real estate
dealers, announced In The Bee Sunday that
the firm would sell lots In the new Kountse
Fifth addition that wa all that was
necessary to cause a ruh for the lois by
the thrifty Bohemian people of the city,
a largo number of whom already own com
fortable homes and large tract and lots
on the south side.
When the first day's sales were checked
up, thirty-five Bohemian families owned
rhoico building lots between Eleventh und
Thirteenth und William and Dorcas streets,
and some of tlietn bought two und three
lots, the prices langini; from $oK to Sl.OoO.
The indications are the entire addition,
containing 127 lots, will be sold to the
frugal class of Omuhans, who will erect
new homes as soon as the weather of spring
will permit. The addition now has perma
nent sidewalks, sewer and wuler connec
tions. Ilanaroiu Park Colony.
Twenly-fivc acres south of liansconi
park will be opened by January 1 for n
new residence district and a contract for
io.OoU yards of grading on Thirty-first street
was li t Wednesday by the. D. V. Sholes
company, which has taken the exclusive
apency tor the tract, owned by the heirs
of the lale Count Creightou. The new
residence district lies between Martha and
Arbor and Thirtieth und Thirty-fourth
streets. When plated H'l lots will be
shown for sale, at price ranging from
to l.Xt. The boulevurd will be cut
through on Thlrty-t'hst afreet lu the park,
and the street car lino Is now being ex
tended on Thlrty-i-nd rtreet. Water and
sewerage has beep provided for tho entire
section, as well as eusy gas and electrical
connections. The company is offering a
prize for the person suggcstlm; the bent
name for the new section, which bus a com
manding view of the park und South
Omaha, as well as Omaha.
Kelhr Nell Farm nnd Come In.
James li. Kelby, attorney for tho Bur
lington railroad, has boiipht tho Dr. K. H.
Porter residence on Lincoln avenue, in the
Bemla park addition to Omaha, paying
JUOiiO for the desirable home. Mr. Kelby
ha sold his lJ7-ncre farm north of Flor
ence, on which Is a lino fairn home, to
Amanda Knauber, the prlco being" f.T!.
5S1.SW, or about $150 per acre.
Setaermerhorn Brothers company, whole
sale dealers In cordage at 001 Jones street,
have . bought the lot at Fifth and Jont"
streets, formerly occupied by the Drexrl
stone yards, of the American Flro Insur
ance company, and probably , will build
next year a fivo-atory warehouse. WOxL'M
feet, wljich will bo occupied by their busi
ness. The lot Is 142x24 feet, and on the
north side of Jones aircet, where It tins
I'nion Pacific trackage along the whole
side of the lot, making it one. of the most
desirable in the busy wholesale district of
the city for a warehouse.
J. W. Paine has old his lots In the mid
dle Burlington Railroad company yard ut
the foot of Jones street, to the "Omaha ft
Southwestern Railroad company." a hold
ing corporation of the Burlington, for
$7.5'K. These lots were formerly occupier
by the -August Benson Ice houses, but have
been vucaDt for some time. The Burling
ton will use them for extensions of th
switch tracks and yards In I lie section.
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LIEBIG COMPAim
E-xtract of Beef
Tuit ij experts asler conditions absolutely
cieaa sad hiiitUuLfrom the choicest cattle,
railed tor teat, purpose Oft to Compaay's
peat farms ta South America.
Toe most coacentratea form of beef fwAaas.
For forty years tae first.
ROGERS GOES TO NEW HOME
Ubairrperuss Prisoner Drgiua Peul
teatlarr Term Lengthened by
Bad Behavior.
Charles Rogei. allaa Price. I lie negro
highwayman, who had two years added
to his sentence by Judge Troup for general
vicioune, wa taken to the penitentiary
Wedneaday by Deputy Sheriff Allan.
Roger wa first sentenced to three years,
but when It was found he had tried to
break out of Jail and hud maliciously cle
an oyed some of the txture hi hi cell.
Judge Trqup added two year to hi sen
tence. Judge Troup told Roger if he heatd
any more bad report about him he would
add two more years to hi aentence.
"If they left nie here thirty days," ald
Roger a he wa being taken away, "they
would take ma to Lincoln for ten yrara In
stead cf for five."
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