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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
!. B. FARRELL IS RELEASED
Held for Murder in south Dakota, He
Proves Criminal IL Travelling
Under His Name.

CEDAR FALLS. Ia, March 7.-(Special.) D.
J. b. Farrell, arrested here for the murder
OF q man In South Dakota last September.
was released from custody yesterday by
Marshal Kelley on orders from the officers
OF Spike county, saying that he could not
be- the man wanted on account Of the diff
ference in the ages Of the two men.
When arrested he said he was at one
time q resident here and called for Con-
stable M. Hammond to identify him. Mr..
recalls the man and has his name
In several places on the records Of the
Cedar Falls fire department during 1889.
Farrell is q machinist and assisted In pIac-
ing the machinery In the old paper mill
when 1t was established here. He recalls
many incidents familiar to Constable Ham
mond and there In no doubt but that he Is
the original J. B. Farrell.
He recalls the incidents surrounding the
murder Of the dakota man and says he
was In the state at the time the crime was
committed. The man named John Wilson,
who is wanted for the crime, has evidently
assumed Farrells name and is travelling
under 1t at the present time. It will make
1t exceedingly inconvenient for Farrell, who
VIII be liable to arrest at many points Of
the state. as all the officers have been ad-
vised to arrest J.. B. Farrell on sight. He
left here last evening for Lake Mills, Ia,
armed with the release telegram which was
sent to Marshal Kelley. This may assist
him in securing release from other officers
or proving his identity.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
WHITELAW & GARDINER e eSSEeF1 f sfSFfs. iowa.

up In the movement to have congress settle
an old controversy pending In the court.
After some discussion the resolution was
laid upon the table. ~ t-f "a
A bill TO provide that road funds shall
not be used for other purposes was pasted.
The concurrent resolution, to provide tor
woman suffrage was made q special order
for next Thursday at 1O;30 a. m. It comes
up as an adverse committee report, In a
minority report. 500 n.sc5 -
The delegation from ST, Louis In the
interest Of the Louisiana Purchase expo
sition was received by the house during
the afternoon and some time was given TO
listening to Ex-Governor Francis of Mis-;
souri, and others. Rrce -
Returns TO stand TriaIs u l.
The Kossuth county grand Jury has. held
F. s. Thompson, late manager of the Farms
ers' Exchange association of whitteniore,
charged with embezzlement, and he has
given bonds OF, $1,000 to await triad. The
grand jury did not go through all OF
Thompson's records, but on the showing
made he seemed to be $500 short, with
more to follow. A. ]. Lilly has been at work
on his books, but has not completed check
ing up. The impression is that a Short
age Of from $1,000 to $13,0 900 exists. Mr.:
Thompson returned from the north before
the indictment was found, presumably on
advice from his friends. and puts on a cool
face. He says everything will be cleared
up at the trial and that 1t will be shown
that he is not guilty. |ss
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
LARGE SALE on HEREFoRDs
from Many Distant
Points.

HURON, s. D., March 7.-(Special.)-The
third annual sale Of Herefords at the
repeeotah stock farm, near this city,
brought buyers from all points Of the state,
as well as some from Iowa and Mime
sota' which indicates a movement by the
producers Of this state toward a higher
grade Of cattle. The following sales Of
the first day speak for themselves:
Bull Asteroid. $500, s135, to Dell Cattle
company, Templeton, s. d.
Bull Sampson, $500. $50. to Puritan
Bull cIaymOre, ilO14s. $40. to ]. B. Davis,
Bull Erklins. 1aOe4st 500. to t. Goodwin.
Bull TruewortA 12112o. $40, to R. w.
Cooper, Bonflla, s. d.
Ban anxiety, iSO64s. SIPS. to t. Goodwin,
Bull Chester. 1899. slsS. to Dell Cattle
Bull Sir Bredweii, 11275s, $50, to Dell
Cattle company, Templeton.
Bull Famous 1li4Ooo. $1SS. to Oscar Maui
Bull Willie Gray, 1892, sos. to Mitchell
Cattle company, Mitchell, s. ID.
Ruth, nO4l1. $146, to @. A. Smith. Irwin,
Trix,e. ileeS. $40. to w. Harrington.
Josephine. rlc4Oe. ssO. to J. B. Davis.
cOrnsiia. IioaO6. $50. to J. B. Davis. Lake
Nymphs llO7sl. $40. to J. c. Jabsen. Ar
Edith. iiiiCzls. $40. to J. C. Jacobson. Ar
/. Chit, 1ioiO1. sliO. to q. A. Smith, Irwin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
HULL %RENOMINATED
Iowa Congressman Wins Warm Fight
Against Judge PrOuty.
BRENTON FOR MAYOR OF DIES MONIES
Most InterestinE Republican Primary
Ever Held in Capital and Poll
County Brings Out Thou
of Voters.
(From a Stan Correspondents

NaA
DIES MONIES, March 7~.-(Special Tele-
sram.)-The most interesting republican
primary election ever held here was the
chief attraction In Des Moines and Polk
county today. The election was to choose
q candidate for congress In the Seventh
district, four candidates for judges in the
judicial district, a full county ticket, town
ship tickets in the several townships In
the county and a full city ticket for the
spring election.
The matter OF greatest interest was In
the congressional fight, where the present
congressman, Captain J. A. T.. Hull, was
opposed by Judge s. f. Prouty. The win
nor in this county will be conceded the
election by the other counties OF the dis
trict.
The next thing Of great interest was the
judicial election, where there were four
candidates to be selected, all of whom will
be elected in this county and sit on the
district bench In Des Moines. One Of the
candidates alone sought denomination and
was practically conceded the nomination,
which narrowed the fight down to three
places. The candidates were: William H..
McHenry. James A. Howe, John ]. Hal
loran, A. H. McVey. Hugh Brennan. Crom
Bowen, G. p. Holmes, w. H. Bailey. L. Kin
kead and Nelson Royal. Holmes has been
on the bench three terms and Mcvey is
serving by appointment.
The city campaign centered about the
selection of q candidate for mayor. James
M. Brenton and W.. H. Patrick were the
contestants.
About 5000 votes were cast in the pri-
maries in Des Moines and a large vote in
the county.
Captain Hull was renominated for con-
gress and will ave a comfortable majority
Of the total vote over Judge Prouty. The
late returns tonight give him 1877 delegates
from the city and a few precincts near
town. or twenty-six more than enough to
nominate. He estimates his total vote in
the convention at 145,
James Brenton was nominated for mayor.
having nearly twice-ss large a vote as Pat
rick. his opponent. 2
Returns were not received on the other
ofHcee, but the convention will have to de-
eide on the'judges and most Of the county
officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
UNION PACIFIC'S NEW LINE
Reports of an Extension Into sara
tOga Valley and to Grand En-
campment.

SARATOGA. wyo.. March 7.-AIl sorts Of
rumors have been aioat during the past
two or three years, and especially during
the past six months, relative to the building
Of a railroad into the Saratoga Valley and
on to the Grand Encampment mining dis
trict, but the assurance now comes from
certain headquarters that the building Of
the line south from Wslcott will be begun
by the nrst Of May and that the line will
be rushed to completion within from sixty
to seventy days after the hrst ground is
broken.
The fact that the Union Pacific people
are negotiating, with Buckley and Ryan,
owners of the Waicott townsite. for ter
minals gives color to the latest report that
the company will build the line. The as
surance that the road is TO come Is made
much stronger by the fact that J. c. Teller,
the tie contractor, has received orders
from the Union. Pacific to leave SOC. 900 ties
at Saratoga when he makes his spring drive
down Brush creek n the Platte river In
the spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
PASSES SCHOOL TAX BILL
Senate Approves Measure for University
and State College Building Fund,
EACH INSTITUTION GETS ONE TENTH MILL
Confederation Is Given to Railroad As
.sessment and supreme Court Bills
-ResOIutiOn Expressing Sym
pathy for Beers Voted Down.
frrom a star Correspondent

DIES MONIES, March 7.-(Special. 1.-THE
senate today passed the bills to give TO
the state university and to the state col
lege, each a special tax for hve years OF
1-1O mill for the benefit Of the building
fund, The discussion of the matter was
taken up where It had been left of on the
previous day and senator Trewin made
a plea for an amendment to the bill to
give the tax to the university. The amend
ment was lost and then the bill was passed
80 to >15. As soon as this was done the
bill to give the state college at Ames the
same tax was passed 80 to Z.
Much of the long controversy over the
tax question was due to a desire to gain
time for the consideration Of the railway
assessment measure, which was on the
calendar for a special order. AS soon as
the tax matter was out Of the way, Senator
Hazleton renewed his motion to postpone
consideration Of the railway assessment bill
which had been reported by the committee
on ways and means. and to make 1t a spe-
cial order for next Tuesday morning at
1890. The motion carried by a vote, as
follows: fr
Ayes-Alexander. Allyn, Bachman, Ball.
Blanchard, Brighton, Brooks, Classen,
Craig, Crawford, Crossley, Griswold, Har-
per, Hartman, Hayward, Hazleton, Hogue,
Mardis, Mofit. Molsberry, Smith Of Des
Moines, Smith OF Mitchell. Spsulding, Tall
man. Townsend, Whipple, Young of Lee,
and Young of Washington, 20.
Nays-Bishop, COPYRIGHT, Dowell Fitch
patrick. Garst. Hartshorn, Healey, Hopkins.
Hubbard. Junkin. Lambert, Lewis Lister.
Lyons, Maytag, Porter. Trewin. Whine, IS.
Supreme Court Bill.
r.o .onota than u,ada n snaogaI orda. a.
Immediately follow the railway assessment
lii Nth the hill IN racnpnIra the Inwa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
TWO MEN CAUGHT in SLIDE
Sent Down the Mountain a Thousand
Feet, hut Are Not
Killed. -..r

DENVER, Colo, March IA special to
the Republican from Telluride. Colo, says
two men we're carried down the. mountain
about 1000 feet by The two snow slides
at the San Miguel mine today. Neither was
killed. They are Isaac Johnson, d trammef.
and Herman Goettinger, a cook. Johnson
was severely injured.
News from the Ingram basin was received
today. The seven miners for whose safety
much alarm has been felt are alive and
well.
The mill at the Silver Chief mine, owned
by former Governor Alva Adams, has been
destroyed by a snow slide. No one was
hurt. 7s
The work OF recovering the bodies OF
slide victims at the Liberty Bell mine has
been suspended on account OF recent storms.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
AamInl.trator,. sale ID Lsna..

Sealed bids will be received at my once
up to Wednesday. March 26. 1902. on the
farm situated six miles east Of Council
Bluffs, Ia. containing 342 acres, more or
less. improvements consist Of a dwelling
Of seven rooms, cattle barn, 55xH feet;
horse barn, s0x4O feet; hog house. two corn
cribs, granary, milk house. ice house. wind
mill. two wells, large c%istern, small or
chard, ETC., described as follows: The mex
section S6, all north of road OF SEX section
s6, the Ell Of SEX OF section 25, the swK Of
SEX Of section IS; all in township IS,
north Of range 4s, in Garner township,
Pottawattamie county, Iowa The sale will
be subject to the order OF court. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids.
CHARLES T. OFFICER.
Administrator of estate OF Thomas Of
ncer, 41s West Broadway, Council Bluffs,
Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
DETERMINE SIZE oF NEWpEPor
Northwestern station at sioux City
VIII BE Erected Where Old
structure stands.

SIOUX CITY, March 7.-(special Tele,
gram.)-Marvin Hughitt, president Of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway company,
this afternoon t~elegraphed that the big, new
depot OF the Northwestern would be built
on the site Of the present depot OF the
company. which is soon to be torn down.
There has been much doubt whether the
depot would be placed up town ON the pres
ent site, or whether It would be erected
near the viaduct in the eastern part Of the
city. Much real estate speculation has
been INDUCED In by private parties who
thought the building was 20 so up near the
viaduct.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs

Davis sells drugs.
gtockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayer's hotel.
Wollman, scientific optician, 400 B'way.
Perry pictures for sale. c. E.. Alexander
& &c. SS Broadway.
J. c. & w. woodward, architects, room
q, Everett block. Council BUNS, IA
Wanted, an apprentice girl in the mil
linery department at the Boston store'
Missouri oak body wood, $3.50 cord. VIII
liam WEIGH. % N. Main street Tel Is.
The Colored Republican club Will meet
tomorrow evening at lois West broadway
John Bennett took out a permit yester.
day for a two-story frame dwelling on Bun
street to cost A,5O.
Work on the warehouse Of the Gronewee
& Schoentgen ompany at Ninth street and
broadway will be begun Monday.
James Bone of this city has bought an
Sls,2 U farm in saunders county, Nebraska,
twenty-five miles southwest Of Omaha.
The Crown piano. used at the Pfefferkorn
concert, is now on exhibition at Bouricius
25 Broadway, the Crown plano local dealer
For rent, office room, ground floor; ex-
cellent location for real estate or insur-
Rnce; centrally located. Address g. Bee
A Sunday school rally will be held al
Quick March %, under the auspices OF the
Pottawattamie county Sunday School as
ISOLATION.
Claribel. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
Chambers, who had been Ill with typhoid
fever, died last evening at her home, Sls
blNIn dNenue.
The personal injury damage suit of Mrs.
Maggie Lett against the Chicago q North
western railroad will go to the Jury this
morning in the superior court.
A. NJ. Bonham. 81 Ninth avenue. was
knocked down and severely bruised Thurs
day evening while crossing al
Main street by a team driven by a man In
the employ of Stewart Bros.
Charles OF, ragpicker, who gave the
name of Carter when arrested Thursday,
was sentenced to fifteen days in the county
Jail yesterday for the theft of a horse
blanket belonging to Mrs. Jennie Williams.
Members of the Woman's Relief corps
and Abe Lincoln post, Grand Army of the
Republic, will report at the Fifth Avenue
Methodist church this afternoon at
o'clock to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary
J.. Hart.
A. w. Machen, superintendent of the free
delivery system of the postof1ce depart
ment, In answer to an inquiry from Post
partment cannot sanction carriers on rural
free delivery routes acting as advertising
mediums.
spedden and Paige. with the big comedy
company, will be at the Dohany theater
four nights, opening Sunday. night in the
modern comedy-drama, IA Thoroughbred"
Two or more high-class specialties will be
introduced between each act and q con-
tinuous performance, with no intermis-
sion. 81 81
The funeral Of Mrs. Thomas Thomas, who
died Monday In Independence, NO., will be
Sunday noon from the Grange church in
Boomer township. Rev. Chambers and
Rev Carlyle VIII conduct the services.
Mrs. Thomas, who was Y years of age
had been a resident of Boomer township
forty years, until she and her husband re-
moved 20 Independents last August. Her
yive her.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
Editor Georse r. wnIiamA.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. March T.-(speclal
Telegram.)-George T. Williams, editor of
the Ida Grove Pioneer. died at his home AZ
Ida Grove at 4:45 O'Clock this mornine
after an illness Of a few days OF pneumonia.
Mr.. Williams was an eccentric character
and presented a picturesque appearance
with his long brown hair, which hung in
curls about his shoulders. his broad brim-
med white hat, and his gray Prince Al
bert coat. He was one Of the most public-
spirited citizens Of Ida Grove. He served
as mayor of that tow a number OF years
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
RECEPTION TO new PRESIDENT
students of Iowa cOIIese Entertain
Their Future Executive, DR..
ID. r. Bradley.

GRlNNELL. Ia, March ~7.-(special Tele-
gram.)-Iowa college has been entertaining
DIR. d. F. Bradley Of Grand Rapids, the
newly elected president Of the institution.
DR.. Bradley has been here for two days,
during which time he has addressed the
students twice n has been given a re-
ception. He left this evening for Des
Moines. DR.. Bradley will not assume the
presidency until May 1. His Inauguration
VIII be combined with the commencement
exercises.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
Miners Union Elects Omcers.

LEAD. s. D.. March 7.-Cspecial)-Lead
Miners union has held it's ~semi-annual
election Of ~ohicers. the following being
chosen: George W. Halsey. president; Ar
thur Filion. vice president; Robert Nc
Lloyd, recording secretary; A. 2. Andersen,
conductor; J.. A. Gustaifson. warden
Thomas B. Nichols. trustee; George A. Hal
sey and Joseph Whitford. delegates to the
Western Federation OF Miners; James
Beakey. j. B. Fisher. Arthur Filion and
J. B. Corum. delegates to the district union.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
Acquitted .of A.nauIt.

LEMARS, Ia, March 7.-(special. )-Au-
gust schwandt was acquitted OF the charge
OF assaulting the little daughter Of Henry
oetkin, In the district court, after a trial
lasting two days. ~sehwandt's statement
that the child fell and injured itself was
borne out BY the medical testimony. The
prisoner wept for Joy when the verdict
was announced. ss1e'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
PlumbLns and hsating. pI10y : Bon.
Postpone Their wedding.

Miss Edyth Elliott, a pupil in the High
school. and Clarence Lem, q clerk, In the
employ Of the Illinois Central, had ar
ranged TO get married. and the young wo-
man announced her intention Of leaving
school. Her schoolmates gave her q fare
well party at the home Of Assistant County
Attorney Kimball. Miss Elliott has, how
ever. reconsidered her determination to
leave school and Is back at her studies.
The marriage did not a place. Lem is
not yet II. They were refused q license
here and Lem went to Logan. Harrison
county. In quest of one, but again failed.
They then decided to put the wedding on
until they were both older.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08

To Assiut an Circuit court.

Under an order received here yesterday
from Judge sanborn, Hon. John F. Phillips,
United States Judge for the western d.
vision of Missouri. is appointed to hold
and assist in holding the circuit and DIS
trict courts of the United States for the
southern district of Iowa. in place or aid
of Judge Smith Mcpherson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
N. Y. Plumbing Co.. telephone $50.
Davis coils glass a
Real Estate Transfers.

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Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were fled yesterday in
the abstract, title and loan once Of J. w.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
Pottawattamie County to Nathan p.
Dodge. lot II, block /. Stutsman's LIST d.
4. s. Cary and wife to Z. II. Xnder. :
same to Nathan Cary, " 50 feet iotEb.
Peter LANCER ct al to Samuel Blumer,
jr.. lots IL and ~, block II, Minden,
C'wE' Springer and wife to Il, q. Rob. ~"
eS swK % east Of railroad. $40.
Ernest staeve and wife To- William S'O''
Mundt, M neH tt7E4s. ": d.. $500
sgsssss..ss.. 10 and lot ond J, i SSPs- saSd. insex
]. I. Larson !; Christian Peterson. 80
Mary +. Davis ana HUSBAND to j. d
Ruckle. und. Y int. Ell swA. and -.
81 swR seA 1873; g, c; d..~D, LOO
Neiis Hansen and wife to Henry BEN
son son part sh mex I. and part VIZ %,
Treasurer to w. II. KiiIpack, 81 si
swH neh and sh 81 sea nwK
county n treasurer to Day & Hess.
lots /. 2. S.,11, u, 13. block 2. Regatta
Place, ManawR, { d.. .......3....... %
Henry Herring and wife tosPeter Kohl
a Son, e6 lot 3. block q. Walnut.
John Clay. tr, and wife to Scottish
American Investment Co., lots 1 and
2. block IA; lots 6 and = block 8, and
lot q, block s., Potter q Cobb's add,
same to same, az lots / and Z, block
Is, Potter e. Cobb's add, w. d........ ]
John Clay. jr., and wife and william
II. Forrest to same, lot j, block A.. Is
Potter & Cobb's add, d........... I
Henry q. Wernimont and wife and
James NJ. Kerr and wife to Charles
NJ. Bramel, lots 2 and 3 and accre-
ions to lot 1. in S-76-A, 8. W. d.. 1000
,. 4. F. MCGEE and wife to James M.
same land. 5. ". d....-...~".. 1000
Nineteen transfers. a-sgregatins, So, 74s
Gravel roofing. A. II. Read. 5li Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
Dance tOnlsAt. HusAsa' ban. Ladiss irss:
Insist. on Ksepias Pa7s.t. Jailed.

Mayor Jennings win oppose the removal
OF m ]. Payette. the prisoner at the
city suffering with smallpox. to the pest
house at the end Of the seventeen days
quarantine, even II the county will bear the
expense of a day n Night guard. Payette
is under arrest on . charge. which. II be
is found guilty viii land him In the penI-
Tertiary. and Mayor Jennings is of the
opinion that he could not be properly
guarded at the ~pesthouss.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
Endorse the Typos.

The Trades and Lebor assembly at a spe-
cial meeting last evening endorsed the cas-
didacies of William B.. Fisher, democratic
nominee. and George w. German, repub-
hcsn nominee, for members OF the Board
Of Education. Both are members OF the
typographical union.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08

The town Of Carson. this county. is to
have q second bank. Articles of incorpora-
tion Of the State Savings bank. with $780,
900 capital divided into 200 shares. were
filed yesterday. The incorporators are:
George s. Dye. d. A. snapp. J. B. Johann
sen. w. NJ. Hottie. p. =. ~Johannsen. Joshua
Aston, J. F. Reed. J.. w. Grifhs, J. H. Perry
and Robert Lippincott. The ofhcers are;
President. Joshua Aston; vice president. J.
b. ~Johannsen; cashier. p. q. ~Johannsen.
The J~ohannsens owned the German Bank Of
Walnut, this county.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
Mrs. Beiden Leave. Iowa.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, March Z-(special
Telegram.)-Mrs. Evelyn H. Belden, who
for three years was president Of the Iowa
Equal Suffrage association. and who two
years ago toured throughout Nebraska and
assisted In organizing the state work. will
soon leave Sioux City to take up her resi-
dence In Washington. ID. c., where her hus-
band. Captain w. s. Belden. has been APP
pointed to a position In the Treasury de-
partment Mrs Belden has been a national
lecturer In the suffrage cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
Suicidal Rope Breaks.

GR1NNELL, Ia. March 1-(special Tele-
gram.)-B. Reisen, 4 9wSfi known citizen Of
Eldora. attempted suicide by hanging this
morning and may die. He fastened the
rope to a nail. The rope broke, but his
condition is critical. He had been drinking.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
Admired By Hastings. Teaehers.

Superintendent French and thirty teach
ers Of the public schools Of Hastings. Neb..
visited the COuncil BLUFFS school yesterday
for the purpose Of studying the methods
used here. They were shown through the
schools by Superintendent Clifford. The
party was loud in its praise of the new
High school building, and especially ad-
mired the large auditorium.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
Daaes tOnlsht. HuEhes. Aah. LadIs. ace.
Auburn Groom wants Divorce.

james r. Praute in his petition for d.
vorce nled In the district court yesterday.
asserts that his wife, Clara. treats him in
such a manner that to live with her longer
would so affect his nervous system, that
his life would be endangered. Mr.. and Mrs.
Praute were married In Auburn. Neb., No
Vember IL, 1895. and have one son. aged 8
years. OF which the father M the custody.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-08
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

issued in 1883, being the balance Of what
was known as the s1s.5OO loan. The bonds
we're not due until August, 1908. but by
taking them up now the city saves eighteen
months interest. The bonds drew 8 per
cent.