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LOUIS A- DISBROW, THE CDSED. AND THE MURDER SCENE AS DESCRIBED BY AN ALLEGED EYE
WITNESS.
The mystery of the Good Ground, L. I., N. Y., boating: traeedy is engrossing the interest of the whole coun
try. The trial of Louis A. DIsbrow, for the alleged crime is likely to prove one of the causes celebres of the new
century. There are few murder mysteries more replete with human interest than this remarkable case.
The bodies of beautiful "Dimple" Lawrence, a girl of good parentage, and Clarence Foster, an athletic young
man who, although married, was In love with the girl, were found floating on the waves at Good Ground, near
an overturned boat. There were strong indications of foul play. Young DIsbrow, who is also married, Is known
to have been Foster's unsuccessful rival for the love of the Lawrence girl. He is suspected of being responsible
for their deaths. A local character by the name of Schwenke has made affidavit that he witnessed the scene pic
tured above on the day of the murder in -question. The description of the assailant resembles that of Disbrow.
Mn; Cobb and her two children of
Texas are guests for the summer of
Mrs. Cobb's sister. Miss Jennie Smith
at it land Seventeenth streets.
Mrs, J. E. Hays and Miss Hays will
go to Cripple Creek, Colorado, next
week, where they will be guests of
Mrs. Hays father and sister.
Mrs. Leonard H. Robblns started
Monday on the return Journey to her
home in Newark, New Jersey; enroute
she will visit in Iowa and Illinois.
Miss Grace Broady Is the guest of
her sister Mrs. Avery Haggard. They
have taken a cottage on a lake near
Minneapolis and will spend the sum
mer there.
The Saturday night club gave a
party Wednesday evening. After the
dance some of the young people went
to view the flood, which was at Its
height that night.
Miss Clara Leese. Miss Mae Blltgen
and Miss May McGreer left today for
Denver. Miss Leese goes to join her
mother, Mrs. William Leese, and her
sister, Mrs. A. A. Scott, who preceded
her. They will be absent for several
weeks.
Doctor and Mrs. A. L. Hoover have
had as their guests this week their
daughter, Mrs. V. O. Strickler of Oma
ha, their nephew, Mr. Clay Snyder of
Muncie, Indiana, and their cousin, Mr.
Charles A. Calladay, of Hutchinson,
Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Welch. Mis3
Welch and Miss Root leave this evening
for Baileys. Colorado, where they have
taken a cottage. The ladies" will remain
all summer, while Mr. Welch will vi
brato between that delightful resort
and Nebraska.
Miss Claire Funke was the guest of
honor at a luncheon given last week
by her Omaha hostess, Miss Marion
Connell, and also at a ping pong party
GREEN GABLES.
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The Dr. Benj. P. Bailey Sanatorium
Is not a hospital, not a hotel, bat a home. The building Is located on a sightly hill at Normal,
and reached by the cars of the Lincoln street railway, being only 28 minutes' ride from the
business center of the city. It Is thoroughly equipped and beautifully furnished. Erery
electric current useful In tie treatment of the sick Is used, and Ideal Turkish. Russian, and
Medicated Baths are glTen. In conditions where the kidneys and llrer are affected, and In
cases of rheumatism, our Hot Air Treatment has been remarkably successful. For full In
formation addreess The m. r. mmllmy mmmmfrttim, Unctn, Jtf.
given by Mr. and Mrs. Connell. Mis
Funke was the guest of Mrs. J. E.
Baum during a part of her stay In
Omaha.
The music room of Mrs. L. J. Her
zog's new home will be Ideal In every
respect. It Is an immense room, facing
east on Fifteenth street, light and
cheerful, and beautifully adapted for
the use for which It is designed. Mrs.
Herzog Is having a handsome concert
grand piano of the Henry F. Miller
make, made for her at present, and
after her own special design. This in
connection with the fine collection of
musical subjects which Mrs. Herzog
possesses, will certainly inspire one
when entering this beautiful room. The
color scheme will be green, wall-draperies,
rugs, and so forth, all to harmon
ize. The handsome Herzog residence
located at Fifteenth and N streets will
be ready for occupancy the first part
of August and Mrs. Herzog"s magnifi
cent piano iviii be ready for her when
she moves.
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Manhattan But I suppose you never
have any excitement down in Lonely
vllle. Subbubs I don't eh? Say, have you
ever tried taking a bath In a room full
of mosquitoes?
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Cutler'.
Right Now
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