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Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
ALCOHOL NOT CAUSE OF DEATH
Autopsy shows that Bennie Born Died
as Result of Bursting Blood
Vessel.

Drs. Lavender and Hutton held an au-
topsy yesterday afternoon over the re-
mains of the 9-year-Old colored boy. Ben
ME Born who died at his home, 216 North
Thirteenth street Monday night, after hav-
ing drank beer and soft drinks with other
boys during the early evening, and found
that death had resulted from the BURST
ing of blood vessel in the brain, not
from alcoholism. as was believed.
The saloon of Charles Brown. Thirteenth
and Chicago streets where, according TO
Walter Reed, the l9-year-od colored boy
who was arrested and locked up I'm an
intoxicated condition and who was with
the Born lad while drinking the boys Sc
cured their liquor and soft drinks. was
closed by the police at Q o'clock last night.
until permission should be received from
the license board to reopen. This the pro-
prietor was not long in securing, as he
appeared before the board Immediately
after his place was closed by Sergeant
Sigwart and by recltlng the finding at the
autopsy, was allowed to reopen his sa-
loon.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
MALADY AT DETENTION HOME
scarlet Fever Develops aud One
Little Fellow IL Taken
Down.

Irving KNnter an inmate OF the Deten-
ton home, has scarlet fever, which devel-
oped Tuesday morning, and fears are en-
tertaned that as all of the inmates have
been exposed, they may contract the dis
ease. At this time only ten boys and girls
are in the home and the afflicted one has
been isolated and every precaution has
been taken to prevent a spread of the dis
ease, though some fear the precaution has
been taken too late.
In the meantime City Physician Ralph
has tackled a card on the door of the home
and Judge Day will not admit any more
little fellows until the disease has been
entirely wiped out This has put the pro-
baton officers up against a serious proposi
ton, as Mogy Bernstein now has in his
charge one little 9-year-old boy, whose
mother has just filed a complaint against
him. This little fellow has been in the
home on previous occasion and only
week ago he stabbed another little fellow
under the eye Mogy is preparing to fix
up room at his own house, unless some
better plan suggests itself, and take the
boy there and keep him until the Deten-
tion home is in shape to receive him.
The kynter boy has been in the home
four weeks and had been suffering with a
SOTe throat LOT several Gays, out IL was
not until Tuesday morning that the trouble
developed into scarlet fever. Up to this
time, of course, he had not been isolated
and thus the other children have had
splendid opportunity TO contract the dis
ease. 1t may be several days before it is
known definitely whether any of the other
children have been infected.
The Christmas celebration planned for
the children Wednesday by the local
Woman's Christian Temperance union will
take place as. scheduled, except that the
women will. hold their meeting at the
Young Womeps christian association
rooms instead of at the home. The boxes
of bonbons, fruit and Christmas gifts will
be sent over to the children in the after
noon for distribution.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
EXCURSl0NISTS RETURN HOME
Guests of Union Pacinc Los
Angeles Trip Report
Splendid Time.

Just as the clock on the Union station in
Dictated that it lacked three minutes OF be-
ing II o'clock last night, a monster engine
of the Union Pacific railroad strained into
the station shed pulling behind IT the new
Los Angeles limited of 1--WE sleepers, diner
and coach. on board were the newspaper
men who had been guests OF the Union
Pacific on a tour on the new train through
the west into California
As the train came to stop in the sta
ton the members of the touring party from
Omaha alghted, and. while they expressed
themselves as having had an excellent time.
they could not hide their pleasure at being
home again. Several OF them were heard
To say that while California was all right.
1t was a pretty nice thing 10 get into this
climate once In a while. The train carried
a good passenger list enroute and was
twelve minutes late upon it's arrival.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27

ter Monday morning hit the nail on the
head 1t would have been an extension Of
the gas company franchise for thirty years.
accused the gas company OF that when
the matter was up Gregg would not tell
us who was back Of HIM When asked
him he said he had letters from Cleve-
land bank never saw the letters but
he said the mayor and Zihmsn had them.
I don't know what they did with them II
they did have them.
The ordinance provided flor 81 gas for
rorty-three years well. TIT miss my guess
il we are not getting gas for 20 cents
within that time Besides, that ordinance
cut out the royalty now paid by the gas
company until the sixth year of the con-
tract That would have been a nice thing
for a council to do. Why. the thing was
rank from start to finish.
"And TO think the Commercial club held
a. meeting and called our attention to the
81 gas ordinance. Think of the CONNER
cial club doing a thing like that, The
members did not investigate the ordinance
or IL wouldn't have been done. A few men
got up there ana said it was the proper
thing and it was done in the name OF the
club That's the way these things are
usually done and always will be done
suppose The large majority OF club MEM
beers will follow a few men who pretend to
be the leaders.
I'VE were after cheaper gas. Everybody
wants cheaper gas. We got cheaper gas
for the consumers and for the city. Now,
why should we be abused because we
didn't pass the Gregg ordinance? That
Gregg ordinance wasn't the thing to pass
It wouldn't have saved the people Of
Omaha anything. It would have cost more
in the long run. II the people would read
that ordinance they would see where II
should have been killed
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
REDUCED RATES FOR ST. LOUIS
Railroads Issue New Freight Tariffs
which Absorb Greater Part
of bridge Tolls!

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Dec. 26.--It became
known today that the fourteen railroads
comprising the Terminal association have
begun to distribute their new tariff sheets
granting a through bill of lading To and
from st. Louis and reductions ranging
from to IS per cent on the bridge toll
which il absorbed in. the through bill
While the new eastbound rates from St.
Louis will become effective January /. il is
announced that there may be some delay
in putting the westbound rates into opera
ton owing to greater detail work In
granting through bill of lading, on which
the bridge toll is absorbed, the railroads
will now deliver in ST. Louis at any point
without extra charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
AFFAIRS OF BIG CITIES
Proposal for Conference Represent
ing municipalities Having Half
Million More Inhabitants.

LONDON, Dec. 26.-Sir Edwin Cornwall.
Chairman of the London County Council,
today issued to the press a proposal for
an international congress of representa-
tives of cities having over 5oO,O0O popula-
ton to meet annually for the discussion Of
municipal methods. Sir Edwin says he is
encouraged to make this suggestion by the
good result following the recent exchange
of amenities between the London County
Council and the Paris Municipal Council.
In conjunction with this congress he also
proposes an exchange of pupils between
the schools controlled by the municipalities
holding membership in the congress
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
FATAL FIGHT IN KENTUCKY
Deputy sheriff aud Three other Men
knIed I'm Disputes During
Holidays.

LONDON, Ky, Dee. 8.-News reached
here last night Of the killing of a deputy
sheriff and two other men. At Big Fork
a large crowd Of men congreglted at an old
time turkey shooting match. A dispute
over the match soon brought on a general
fight in which John Dun and Jake Wilson
shot and killed Joseph Wilson and Alexan-
der Little shot and killed Deputy Sherirr
Mack Roberts. Duff and Wilson were ar
rested. During the excitement Little es-
capped and is being hunted for by a posse.
The third killing occurred Sunday night
at Goose Creek, James Creech being shot
dead by Bill Vanover in Il dispute
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
SEES MRS. LEAFGREEN ON CAR
81. Louis Detective Tells of Her
Filtration with Wan who Looked
Like IacIedc ,. Howard.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. Getty Detective Ora
tiot Cabanne was ,hc principal witness to-
day I'm probate court In the suit Of Mrs.
Mary Leafgreen for one half OF the $Jco,OOJ
estate of the late Iacledo J. Howard, fire
t'ick magnate. whom she says she married
II Decatur, ILL.,, in 1854 Mrs. Leafgreen
has testified that Detective Cabsnne was
a passenger on a suburban car on which
she was riding when she met Howard and
recognized him as her husband
Cabanue testified that while ON the car
he saw a man whom he took to be La
ccdc J. Howard turn and look at Mrs
Leafgreen several times ana he thought a
Irritation was in progress and watched the
two with interest He said. however, that
he was not absolutely certain the mar
was LaCedc J. Howard
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
INQUIRE SHOOTS KENNEDY
Fatal Fight Between Rival Labor
Leaders In Union Meeting
In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 26-Thomas kennedy. a
delegate from the Painters and Decorat tors
union to the recent convention OF the
American Federation of Labor at Pittsburg
was shot and fatally wounded tonight at
a meeting of the union by James Mcclure,
member OF the same organization. The
men have been enemies for the last year
on account of a desire of both to control
the union.
Tonight while the usual weekly business
OF the union was being transacted Mcclure
and Kennedy became involved in a dispute
and before anyone could interfere Mcclure
shot Kennedy and escaped from the hall
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
ReyoIutionists Capture Tyer.
INJURED BY FALL FROM CAR
Charles Anstrom of Florence Victim
of Accident at Burt
street.

As sherman avenue car No. 222 was going
north on Seventeenth street at O'Clock
this morning, Charles Anstrom, one of the
passengers standing on the rear of the car
fell backward off the platform at Burt
street. striking the pavement on his head
and when picked up was unconscious. The
patrol wagon was called and the man at
tended by Police Surgeon Lsngdon. He
was afterward staken to Clsrkson hospital
where an examination failed to reveal any
broken bones or severe injuries.
He is about i5 years old and lives four
miles north of Florence, where. it is said,
he is in the gardening business. He was
still unconscious at the hospital al an early
hour this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27

WARSAW Russian Poland, Dec. 81
ll15 p. m.--Thc street railway employees
struck tonight and the employees of the
steam railroad are expected to follow
suit The revolutionists arc threatening IN
arrped Instruction similar TO that ct Mos
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
ALL IS QUIET AT SHANGHAI
BIuejackets Occupy Foreign Conces-
sion and Mixed Court VIII
Meet as Usual.

SHANGHAI Dee. 3i.-All is quiet here
force Of 80 mon has been landed from
the British cruiser Andron1eda and blue
Jacket guards are maintained all through
the foreign concession. The British assizer
Twyman, will resume the mixed court to-
morrow.
The Chinese officials have tardily issued
warrants for the arrest OF the promoters
of the riot, who have escaped
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
TRAIN KILLS PENNSYLVANIA
Several Members Of Basket Ball Team,
Injured in Accident at
Freehold.

FREEHOLD. n. j., Dec. &.-One member
of the Avon basket ball team was killed,
two fatally injured and two more had their
skulls fractured today when a Pennsylvania
railroad freigh train struck the coach IN
which the team was driving home, after a
game here and Christmas celebration.
John Benneman Of Asbury Park, n. J., VIZ :
killed outright and nearly every member of
the team was knocked senseess.
4 nearby fire engine house was turned
into a hospital in which the injured were
cared for. More than a dozen doctors were
summoned and many women hurried to the
engine house to act as nurses
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
y PROF. HANBACK, INJURED
Aged ST. Louis Scientist L. Run Down
by Fire Engine and Seriously
Hurt.

ST, LOUIS, Dec. 26.-Prof. Gustav Ham
bach. instructor of geology and zoology at
Washington university and regarded as
one of the most eminent biologists in the
United States. was run down by a fire
engine at a downtown street crossing to-
night and seriously injured His skull was
fractured. his left leg broken and in ad-
dition to a scalp wound there We're in
teTnal injuries.
Prof. HANBACK, is "A years old and 4
member OF many national scientific socie-
ties.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
ROYAL ARCANUM WILL APPEAL
supreme Council VIII Take Case De-
cided by Judge Gaynor Ia
Highest Tribunal

BOSTON, Dec 26.-W, O. Robson of this
city, supreme secretary OF the Royal Ar
canum, stated today that the supreme
council legal representatives had decided 10
appeal from the decision Of Judge Gaynor
Of New York which on saturday virtually
nullited the new rates which went into
effect October l. The secretary said the
council has no intention OF abiding by any
decision against the rates until it has been
taken TO the highest tribunal The appeal
will be- entered in regular order within the
next thirty days. .-.--s s.........-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
LAFCNTAINE LOSES HIS JOB
Canadian Extradition Commissioners
Incurs EDmity of Friends of
GaynOr and Greene.

MONTREAL Dec 26.-Ulric Lafontaine
police magistrate, has been dismissed from
the position extraordinary commissioner
Lafontaine issued writs of extraditon in
many celebrated cases, among them being
the Gaynor- Greene proceedings. 1t was
stated when this case was being heard
that Lafontaine had incurred the enmity
OF powerful political friends of the law
firm which represented the American con-
tractors.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27

Denounces is and Criticises Com
merciaI Clubs RecOmme N dalton.

Councilman Dyball objects 10 being cen
sured for refusing 10 support the Gregg
ty-three-year gas franchise and Tuesday
morning he expressed himself rather yigor-
ously about the matter, saying
III the people thoroughly understood that
ordinance they would not be kicking now
because We killed it. II was the sOrst
piece OF foolshness / ever have seen intro
duced in the council. II would have been
an outrage TO have adopted 1t. A casual
reading of the ordinance would convince
anyone that II was not a At piece OF
legisla ton. The Bee editorial on the mat
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
HOUSE OF DANTE ROBBED
Hole Made In the Wall and
Several Relics of Poet Are
stolen.

FLORENCE, Italy. Dec. 26.-Much ex-
element has been caused here by the dar-
ing of thieves. who seem to have been or
ganized to steal the art treasures. Last
night they made a hole in the wall OF
the ancient house of Dante, from which
they succeeded in carrying off several rel
les of the poet. Before leaving the thieves
wrote on one of the wallis
You Florentines are idiots You have
salable things and don't know it,"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27

TOULON France, Dec 26-Seversl ar
rests Of noncommissioned officers of tho
navy are impending. owing 10 the discovery
at their domices Of detailed plans of the
new battleshps and submarine boats. This,
II is expected, will solve the mystery Of
the disappearance Of the plans Of the sub
marine boat Aigrette of which vessel a du-
plicate has been constructed in Germany,
supposedly from the French plans
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
FREIGHT TRAFFIC MEN GO EAST
Agents of Western Railroads VIII
Consult with Interstate Com
merce Commission.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2R--Thirteen of the most
prominent trstflC men of the west left for
Washington tonight where they will con-
fer with the Interstate Commerce COM
mission The purpose of the conference
which has been sought by the railroad
officials. is to join hands with the COM
mission i'm securing universal observ-
ance by western railroads OF all laws per-
tanning to transportation.
J. c. Stubbs, traffic director of the Har-
riman lines will act az spokesman for
the railroad officials at the meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
Anaconda Dividend.

NE WNORK. Dec ga dividend Of S7ip
cents per share on Anaconda Copper WAS
declared today. This is accepted to he n
quarterly dividend against the semi
annual dividends declared heretofore. The
last dividend preceding this one which
was declared three months ago. was at
the rate Of Sl.26 semi annually, or 81 80 per.
year, and nine months ago the scmi-unnual
dividend was - cents per share, or Sl.50 an
nuallv. As Anaconda Is controlled largely
by Amalgamated Copper, II is expected
that The dividends will 20 largely into the
treasury OF Amalga mated.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27

DAVENPORT, Neb.. Dec B.-(SpeciaI
Telegram The third annual exhibition Of
the Big Four Poultry association COM
menced here today, being held in the opera
house. over SEQ birds were entered today
and more Ia come in on the evening trains.
large attendance was present today.
much interest being taken. The exhibition
lasts until Friday
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27

PARIS, Dec. 26.-Thc Assize court of the
Seine was crowded today at the opening
of the trial Of the eight members OF an
anti-military organization accused of in
citing recruits to disloyalty and insurrec-
ton. The prisoners include one woman,
Mile. Numetska, and Gustave Harve, a
prominent anu-mlitary agitator. The CHIEF
charge against the prisoners is the issu-
ance of a circular to the recruits in OctO-
Der last cOunsellins resistance 70 their
officers and united insurre'tionary move
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
Poison for Young Woman.

ALBANY. = Y, Dec N.-Mlss Elsie
smith. who was Queen Titana' In the
Albany halloWe en- carnival OF 1904, today
reported to the police that she received
through the mail yesterday box Of candy
containing poison The chocolate drops In
the box had been opened and the poison
spread within. druggist who analysed
the contents declared that the candy con
tanned enough paris green and other poisons
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
MichaeIsen on the stand.

City Electrician Michaelsen under ex-
animation, expressed the opinion that no
man could tell the difference between an
eighty and a sixty candle-power lamp on
the judgment of the naked eye. Person
ally, he would never advise a contract for
over sixty candle power II he were buying
gas as city does. He gave it as his
judgment that the present gas lights are
about equal ~ thirty-two candle power or
perhaps forty.
Under cross-eXamination by Mr. Con
nell Mr.. Herdman said he did not consider
the council meeting in question an orderly
or ordinary one as council meetings go,
He did not know, he said, any OF the de-
tails of the meetings asked about by Mr.
Cornell when |. r. HasCall and Dan
Wheeler were to the fore in the city
council.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
Souvenir Spoons Frenzer, 18th & Dodge


TABOR la. Dec. 26.--Iohn Barhyte. a
restaurant keeper, was seriously stabbed
by Silas Yates. who is under arrest. Yates
became abusive In the restaurant and was
twice elected. lie thereupon drew a knife
and inflicted deep cut in Barhytcs hack
and then escaped in the darkness, but a
posse recaptured him.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
Murderer Rescued by Friends.

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. 26.-Howard Cheno-
Weth unGer sentenc- OF fifty years for
killing City Marshal Kilburn in Silver City,
n NJ. was rescued last night by masked
men. who overpowered the jailer and
locked him in Chenoweths cell
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27

officers were guilty Of dereliction Of duty.
II. s. Craddock. well known white MGR
chant, was killed by Frank and John de
Ioache negroes. who were arrested by the
constable and placed IN a lookup. Tho men
were taken out and shot to death with guns
and pistols Friday. The news Of the lynch
Ing was suppressed. Sheriu CreeCh Is pre-
pairing to make arrests. and Governor tev-
ward announces he will sustain the sheriff
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

William Ward. assistant general freight
agent of the q. l. & /. Railway company,
and Mack Miller. son OF the late Thomas
Miller. formerly traffic manager OF the Chi
attending the funeral OF Mrs. James Martin
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-27

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Dec. 96-News Of
double lynching at Barnwell Friday has
been received here. Sheriff Cresch has
wired Governor Hayward that the AFFAIR
was brutal murder; that helpless prisoners
were butchered in open Daylight and that