Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
.ARRAICN MURDER SUSPECTS
Friends Of Harry Lsvich Tncsn,sd at Actisu
Of the Polies.
REFUSE TO ALLOW FRIENDS TO SEE hin
state hoard Of medical Examiners
Grant Certificates 70 All Ostso-
Daths who YER in Prae-
tica on July =
From a star correspondent.)

"eA NANNtNnllI NutNAnH new NNNtlNHIu 0ui'
ing the day Ia. the Finkeistein murder case
this morning and nled information accus.
ins James Walker. a negro. with the muir
der Of Finkelstsln. and Harry Levich will
being accessory TO the crime.
The friends Of Levieh had tried In vair
to see him or End out where he was being
s~ecreted and they demanded that an at,
torney be allowed to communicate with
him. This was refused and they went be
fore Judge McHenry in the district ccur
and obtained a writ OF habeas corpus FOR
the production Of the defendant in court
They wsre very much ineensed that the
police should refuse TO allow anyone "a
see Levieh. lie Is not n strong man and
has been in poor health for some time and
they feared that co~ndneSaent and the worry
Of not knowing what was to be done with
him would lead TO serious consequences. The
police had taken him from the city jail and
hid him in a private house where he was
being guarded.
The friends Of Leyich stoutIy insist that
he had nothing TO do with the case and
that the police have nothing more than q
surmise on which to base their accusations.
II was known that Leyieh and Fipkelstein
had been business rivals and enemies and
some time ago they had a serious quarrel,
but the friends and relatives Of .Levich
assert hat this could not have been the
cause Of the crime. The sherIn's force
take sides with Lsvich and refuse 70 credit
the claims Of the police force.
Walker Is entirely unknown and ft Is
stated he has been In the city but a short
time.
Both Levich and walker we're ~arralgned
in Justice court today and preliminary
hearing was set for next week. The writ
Of habeas corpus was served and afterward
dismissed on showing thai the men had been
regularly accused and ~arraigned. Applica~
ticn was made to the district court for bail
and Judge McHenry decided that bail would
be allowed unless the police can make q
strong showing Of guilt. He gave them
until 10 o'clock tomorrow to do this.
ADMIT 0steopaths TO Practice.
The State Board Of Medical Examiners
today issued certificates TO 275 osteopaths
under the new law This includes all who
applied and who made e showing that
they had been In practice before July
: last. when the Law went into effect. The
board received an opinion from the attorney
general that under the decisions Of the
Iowa supreme court the time 70 usts pac
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Of the date OF tho actual signing Of the
bill. All o~steopaths who apply and show
that they were engaged in practice In
Iowa. previous to- July I. will be admitted
to practice as such without examination.
The attorney general also decided that an
DER tbs Law ae u etsnds the state board
has the fight 70 make inquiry into the
Etanding Of enYs school Of osteopathy. and
20 reject . school that does not fulfill
the r~equlreTasnts of the Iowa law. even
though that school may be recognised as In
good standing BY the Iowa Osteopathy as
ISOLATION. This places full and hnal re-
sponsibiiity for. the standing OF graduates
who may be examined hereafter for GER
tincates IL the hands of the State Board
OF Medical Examiners. The board today
also passed on the papers Of seveuty-two
regular Doctors who were successful and
found that eight Who had been examined
failed to pass. The certificate Of DIT. Kirby
Of Grand Junction, who had been suspended
on account q refusal to recognise small
pox. vas restored 70 him on conditions.
Trainp IN Be1ear KiIled.
James Jeiley, a tramp. was killed today
On the Great Western at Orllla. fifteen
milea south. as he was beating his way 70
the city from the south. He and Fred T.
jackson. another tramp, were In a box car
when the cara left the track on q curve.
The cars did not turn over. but were badly
shaken up. They were near some barrels
Of meat and these were thrown violently
against them. Jolley was killed and jack
son was badly bruised. They we're both
from Kansas City.
Nine OF the ,workinen who were injured
on the Milwaukee at Rhodes were brought
to this. city and are IN q hospital. Nona
Of them have died. The dead now number
sixteen. All Of the dead worhmen were
taken to Perry this morning. They are
non-residents Of Iowa. but will likely be
buried at Perry. The Iowa railroad COM.
mission viii max an investigation Of the
accident.
New Corporations.
The Multi Novelty company Of Burlington
hled articles OF Incorporation today: capital.
q. 00o, by A.. II. aud A. n. Kuhlemeir. The
freeman Lumber company Of Davenport
h aa-changsd its name to the F-reeman~smlth
Lumber company. Tho Bicklen- winzsr Gro
Gerry company OF Ksokuk has increased It's
capital stock 70 n76.600.
Adiutant General Byers and Governor
Cummlna went to oskalooaa early this
morning to attend the sncampment Of the
f1ftleth regiment and 10 review the troops.
This 10 the last Of the reviews Of the Ma
tional Guard for this year.
a new company has incorporated to build
. railway across the state Of Iowa north
end south. Il ID thu Continental Railway
company Of Des Moines. With 500. 900 cap
ital stock. incorporated ~ W. +. Smith.
Dos Moinea, president; Q. W. Filioon. Des
Moinos. secretary and treasurer; W. B.
Cowles. Kansas City. attorney. and c. W.
Thompson. Tacoma; n. P. 0ivings. Denver;
J. T. standering. Corwith. and Angus, Nc
KlHnon. Dea Molnes. II IL 70 run from
The north lins q Minnesota. near the Lake
ol the Woods. to Kansas City.
Death of Dea Moines Man.
John 8. kidd. one Of The prominent CIT
liens Of Des Moines, died suddenly today
At his homo. from neuralgia Of the heart.
He was born IN ireland sixty-four years
age. he cama 70 Des Moines IN 1881 ana
vas for many years manager or the Inter-
national distillery and also dealt IN landu.
Mr.. kidd leaves q Nife and four childrea.
One daughter, Mrs. Edward Merritt. lives
IN Denver. and the rest. Misses Edna. Flor
ence ane Mahie, live at home. Mr.. kidd
had been Worried o. late over suits IN New
York regaA llng a. inheritanoe. The Kids
we're IN lhle Of resolving . portion Of an
immense fortune. but Il seems q maiden
heir refused 10 sign certain papers. pre-
cipitating = contest. over which much time