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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-21
LONGL|S1 OF CRIMES
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took Orchard 10 Scott and Sterling de-
tectives OF the mine owners as'ocia'
ton and Orchard repeated his story.
Scott aud Steuing Immediately EN-
ployed him as a detective for the asso'
ciation. He was instructed to attend
the meetings OF the union and report
daily. Orchard continued in the employ
of the association until June, 1904, On
June 9th an explosion occurred at the
independence depot and Orchard disap'
peared.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-21

II you have lost your boyhood spirits,
courage and confidence Of youth, we
offer you new life, fresh courage and
freedom from i'll health in HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Frank Hart, druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-21

when the charge was presented to the
President,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25
HOW BOY WORKS HIS FATHER
Young Man Writes Home He is Victim of
Street Gar Wreck.
PARENT COMES ALL WAY FROM OHIO
Does Not Send the Expected Money
and Then Son Denies Him
and Makes it Go
Through.

The blood-stained drama has been vindi-
Gated the yellow-back novels heart-rend-
Ing tale Of parents unrequited love is
realized and the actor with the fog-horn
voice who, amid scenes calculated to make
q heather cry, eXclaims, unit my Godt
does mine own boy deny bees old fadder?''
is in truth living hero. for the sum and
substance Of all this lurid fiction has at
last materialized and that right here in
Omaha where It would be least suspected
Claim Agent Gross Of the Omaha & Coun-
ell Bluffs Street Railway company has been
busy with a claim In connection with the
recent street car disaster at South Omaha.
which has kept him on the run for the last
week and has furnished considerable
amusement to the company and trouble to
an affectionate father.
Tuesday an old gentleman named wylie
from Ohio entered the street railway office
and showed letter written by his son to
the boys mother in which he told a har-
rowing tale Of being caught in the street
car wreck, being under the care of a nurse
and claimed he was writing with difficulty.
He said he had his leg broken in two
places, his collar bone and arm broken.
When the letter reached the Ohio home
the mothers heart was so torn she Inn
mediately sent her husband all the way
10 Omaha 10 Sc what he could do TO help
the injured son.
Goes 10 Hospitals First.
Inquiry at all the hospitals where the
injured were sent after the wreck failed
to reveal the presence OF the son. so a
search OF the city was made with the
result II was found he had lived at HSlE
North Sixteenth street under the name OF
Frank Wylie-his right name. visit
there showed he was hale and hearty
after the wreck. but had moved from that
place I'VE days after that catastrophe and
was then working at the One-A Minute
restaurant.
At the OLe-Alinute the father and Mr.
Gross were Informed the sCu was working
az the Calumet, Inquiry al the Calumet
showed he was working undsr the name
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25

of Frank Wilbur. Gross asked the father
be permitted to see his son, and when
they went to the rear the son swore he
had never seen the old man before; said
he had never worked at the One-Minute
under the name of Wylie. The old man
was heartbroken to be denied by his own
son and for his sake had Travelled all this
distance and sorrOwfully left the place.
Once outside he was Joined by the nan.
who had told the head waiter he believed
he could help the father find his son. He
gave him an address at South Omaha
where the father could find his son, and
the father promised him IS II he could help
him. The son then left and hustled to
South Omaha, so when the old man reached
there he found the object OF his search
in bed and was overcome with joy at
finding him so well. although the son was
pretending TO be very sick
After visiting awhile the father returned
to Omaha, went TO the restaurant and gave
his informer IS for the information. at
the same time remarking on the striking
resemblance between the porter and his son.
The son has been playing tag with the
old man ever since and the father has not
vet discovered the two are the same.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25

1907 In re-Applicatlon of McMonies for
Writ Of Habeas Corpus. Error from Burt
reversed with directions. Oldham. c. Di-
l. The charter Of villages confers on the
trustees Of the village power to regulate
billiard and pool halls, but not to suppress
them. Authority to regulate does not give
power to suppress State eX rel. McMonies
" McMonies, Neb, followed and approved.
2, The writ of habeas corpus will lie TO
relieve the relator therefor from arrest
and detention for the violation of the pro-
visions of void municipal ordinance.
Statutes. 1909 in SO far as II authorizes
the taxation of costs against a complain
ing witness, unless the court shall sustain
tho finding that there was probable cause
Tor the complaint, Is unconstitutional and
from Antelope. Affirmed, Dufhe. c. Di-
Injunction will issue to prevent the cree
fion OF buildings In violation OF municipal
ordinance, though they are not nuisances
per Sc, II the persons seeking such injunc-
ton show that their erection Will work
special or irreparable injury TO them and
illlO Brockway against Pomeroy. APP
peal from Dawes. Affirmed. Oldham c.
Where the injury or prejudice is shown
In an appraisment al a judicial sale, such
sale will not be set aside for mere irregu-
larty on the part of the sheriff In select
ing tenant on the premises as one Of the
IAN Getchen against Roberts. Appeal
from Dawes. Affirmed. Ames. c. Division
No. /.
It is well settled in this state that a
sherins deed takes precedence from the
date Of It's record Of all outstanding con-
veyances and membranes executed by
the judgment debtor which were not re-
corded and OF which .he purchaser had no
actual notice.
1916 Power against Douglas County.
Error from Douglas. Affirmed. Albert, G.
Division No. q
/. A public officer is required TO perform
the duties OF his office for the compensa-
ton fixed by law and must look 20 the
statute for compensation.
2 Where the law fixes the source 70 which
a public officer is to look for compensation,
as, for example, the fees OF his office, he
must look to that source alone.
3. The provisions OF section AZ, chapter
xviii. Compiled Statutes, not only limit
the salary OF sheriff TO a certain sum per
annum, but require him 10 look 10 the in
come cf his Office for such salary and the
salaries OF his deputies
4 Persons summoned by the sheriff under
his authority, TO summon the power OF the
county are not deputies in the proper sense
Of the term, and the sheriff Is not liable to
them for compensation.
1873 Yeiser against Portsmouth Savings
bank. Error from Douglas Reversed and
remanded. Ames, G. Division No l.
J. court Of equity will not enforce
against a vendee a technical forfeiture OF
an eNecutory contract for the sale OF land
n the defendant offers 70 do equity IN COM
sheraton Of being restored 10 his con-
tractual rights.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.

1870 State against Insurance Company
Of North America. Original. Judgment
Tor the piaintin entered for the sum prayed
Tor in its petition. LettOn, J; Sedgwlck, ..
j., disSenuns.
i. Inc state courts are bound by the de-
Cisions or the United states supreme court
regarding the proper construction OF a
clause OF the federal constitution and its
application to the question involved in the
litigation.
z. The business OF insurance is not COM
merce and the making Of a contract OF IN
surance Is a mere Incident OF commercial
intercourse in which there Is no difference
Whatever between insurance against nre,
Insurance against the peIlIs OF .ne sea, or
insurance of life. New York insurance
GO: Y CTavens, us U. s., $50.
1857, Shannon against CiJy of Omaha
Appeal from Douglas. On rehearing,
former hearing adhered TO. SedgwlcK,
/. All Of the property in a sewer district
which is benefited by the Improvement
should bear its tair proportion Of the ncces-
sary expense Of rebuilding and repairing
the sewer or part OF the sewer In sucn
district. The Ci.y council can not deterr
mine in advance, and without a nearing,
that a part only Of the property in the
pose Of making the Improvement create a
new sewer district embracing only such
part of the property, anc assessing the
cost to the property benefited.
2. party complaining Of an unlawful
division Of sewer district, ana seeking on
that ground 10 enJoin the collection OF
speciaI assessments against his property
in a new sewer district 80 formed, must
show that he has been in some way affected
to his substantial injury, by such division.
1853. Williams against Miles. Former
opinion adhered to. Sedgwick, c. J.
1895. Gilman against Crossman. Error
from Holt Affirmed. Oldham, c. Di-
vision No 1.
Evidence examined and held sufficient to
sustain the judgment
1892. Clark against Parks. Appeal from
Adams. Affirmed. Ames, c. Division No.
A judgment by a district court in con-
formity with a permissible Interpretation
of an obscure or ambiguous mandate from
this court, lie not subject to collateral
attack.
1855 shackleford & Dickey against In
demnity Fire Insurance Company Error
from Douglas. Affirmed. Ames, c. Di-
l. From the mere fact that one delivered
a policy of fire insurance in the prepare
ton or execution Of which he did not
authorized to participate, II cannot be in
ferred that he had authority to modify
the contract or TO waive any OF its coven-
ants or stipulations.
1891. Hays against Hays. Appeal from
Nemaha. Affirmed. Albert, G. Division
!. Evidence examined and held 70 Justify
a decree OF divorce on the ground OF eX-
treme cruelty, and an order giving the
plaintiff custody Of the children.
Where a court has jurisdiction Of the
parties its authority to grant a divorce car
rights OF the parties, with respect TO per
sonal property within its Jurisdiction.
8 On the facts stated, held that the ALI
mony allowed the wife Is not excessive.
4 Where the situation Of the parties and
the contingencies are such that the amount
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25

Of alimony cannot be placed at lump sum
without danger that such allowance may
prove unjust or inequitable TO one or other
of the parties, it is proper for the court to
provide for the payment of a stated sum al
nxed periods for given length of time, or
until the further order OF the court
1902. Gies against Storz Brewing Com
pany. Error from Lancaster. Affirmed.
Oldham, G. Division No. l.
| l. To authorize an action for forcible
entry and detainer the relation of landlord
and tenant must be established between the
plaintiff and defendant at the time the ac-
ton is instituted.
premises, deny his landlords title thereto;
3. Action of the trial court in the admis-
sion and exclusion of testimony examined
and held not prejudlcial.
l4O7s. stoltenberg against state. Error
Letton, c. Division No. /.
In bastardy proceeding in which the de-
| PENDANT denies his guilt, the jury, II de-
PENDANT so requests, should be instructed In
accordance with the provisions Of section 8,
NEBRASKA is A and section ASA pcobbeys Anno
| tated Statutes, 1903 so far as applicable to
the testimony, and 1t is error to refuse 20
liOS4 CANNED Book Company AGAINST
| Paine. Error from Douglas. Affirmed.
| Ames c. Division No. /.
| /. The contract and transaction set out
/ In the opinion held not to constitute an as
sumption Of liabil'- TO the plaintiE by one
who had purchased the interest of per-
son with whom the plaintiff had contracted.
2 Instructions discussed and held not to
] be, under the circumstance tIIoutous.
| g. Evidence examined and held 10 support
| iiOSS Mohat against HUT Appeal from
! Custer Reversed, with directions. Albert,
c. Division No. 2
/. The remedy by Injunction is not avail
able to enforce a bare legal right when
/ there is plain and adequate remedy at
1905. Hubert against State. Error from
Lancaster Motion for rehearing overruled.
'I i. Section y Of the criminal code as
amended defines but one crime and de-
scribes the punishment therefor. The first
paragraph OF the syllabus of the former
section defines more than one distinct
| offense, is disapprOved.
2. II a man Of IS years OF age or upwards
| Is guilty OF the sexual act with a female
! a female child under the age OF IS years
and not previously unchaste' the law VIII
| presume without further allegation OF
| proof that the act was done 'torciDly ana
| accused Is OF the specified age that this
| presumption exists. An information Tor
rape must alege either that the act was
done fOrcibly and against the Will or the
| woman or female child or that the &C
cused was Of the age Of IS years or up
ilGsS. Chaplin against Seward County.
| Appeal from Seward. Affirmed. Jackson,
| c.. Division No. 2.
Under the provisions Of section %. chapter
| liable 10 a complaining witness Tor an
| amount equal 70 one-fourth OF the sum
| collected as fines and paid over 70 the
school fund. where the complaint Is for
| lllO3. Teats against Fox. Error from
| Dawson. Affirmed. Jackson, c.. Division
| Section q. chapter L. complied statutes
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25
CLOSES GOOD WEEK
Realize Results for New Building Bette
Than Their Calculations.
TEAM WORK PROVES BIG SUCCESS,
over One-HaIf of Ten Thousand Dol
lars Undertaken by Young
Women Is Now in
sight.

With a total from all sources Of s25,OO0
tor the Young Women's Christian associa-
ton building fund, the items" of the work
ers among the Young Womens Christian
association women have made their reports
for the FIRST week and they show over one
half OF the $4,000, which the young women
mad set out to raise by this plan, already
mas been subscribed. The women viii not
STOP however, and an effort will be made to
nave these tens raise $25,OOO. The rules OF
the tens were that no soliciting shall be
zone among the following:
Heads OF firms.
Heads of departments in large firms.
Heads Of departments in large corpora
tons.
General representatives and agents Of out
size companies.
PrOfesslOnal men and women.
Women whose husbands are connected
with any OF the above.
Women OF large Independent means.
gl.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25
ADVANCE TIP ON A CROOK
Word Comes from Duluth for Omahv
Police 10 BE on Their
Guard.

Chief Of Police Donahue has received a
letter from the Duluth authorities warn
Ing local merchants against an impostor
giving his name as G. 1. Gates. but believed
TO be E. W. Savage Of St. Louis. Gates
Is said to be securing sums OF money from
80 to $50 from merchants throughout the
country through the medium OF forged
checks signed ''F. A. Patrick & Co., per
M and made payable at the City bank
OF Duluth. In presenting the checks Gates
is reported as showing a forged letter OF
recommendation to those he meets.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25
The standing
Lists Held Out fof Preaent.

At meeting OF the finance committee
Saturday afternoon it was decided to with
hold the list OF larger subscriptions for a
few days longer pending definite settlement
OF several propositions from business men
and others. now before the committee.
Headquarters will be opened Thursday in
the ONCE Of Victor White. Sixteenth and
FaFnam streets. and a secretary installed
there TO take care OF the subscriptions.
The big clock. which IL undergoing some
repairs, win be set up there Thursday. and
after that viii Indicate the progress Of the
campaign More than $4,000 has been raised,
and as all the wheels are now In working
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25

order a much better showing is expected
next week.
Any young woman wishing to join the as
ISOLATION before March 81. may do so by
payment of 81. which will entitle her to
all the privileges for one year and the dol
lar will go to the building fund.
The hustling committee is quite encour-
aged over the efforts of the young women
in their canvass among the wage earners,
subscriptions having been received ranging
from small amounts to 500. The rivalry
between these tens is intense and all are
hustling to be numbered in the high ten.
This work of the tens is by wage earners
among wage earners. The captains and
the teams OF the tens are, the captains
hafpg pamad 6tst.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25
Governor Pattiaon No Worse.

COLUMBUS. o., March 24-RepOrts from
the executive mansion early today say thai
Governor Pattison Is no worse than LAS
Portable night
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25
Fire on Freight steamer.

ST. JOHNS, N. T. March 4-The British
freight steamer Titan. bound from New
York for Manchester. England is on Cape
race with It's cargo on fire. A furious
snowstorm is raging here and 1t is feared
the steamer may not be able to make its
way into the harbOr.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25
Date for Bowling Tourney

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 4-Secretary
karpf OF the American Bowling congress
tournament In St Louis win begin FEB
ruarY IL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25
Gift 10 Chief.

Heads OF departments and other friends
OF Fire Chief salter at the city hall have
presented him with a fine leather rocking
chair by way OF a wedding present The
gift was sent to his house and a formal
presentation made.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-25
Two Negroes Hanged.

MOUNT HOLLY. n. j., March A-Rufus
Johnson and George Small, both colored
were hanged here today for the murder
~ Miss Florence W. Allinson, who was
assaulted and killed IN a barn near Moores-
town. N. J., January u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-30

Admon Central de Rentas y Contribu-
clones, en- la Diputacion Provincial,
Asilo de Benefcencia, archivo de ls
Audiencia, y de Official auxiliar del
|Secretario Contador de la Junta de
IObras del Puerto de San Juan.
De Ia Bene6cencia salio en- 1899
cuando tuvo que 1ibrar campaf1a polf-
tica en- Ell Territorio en- defensa de las
gestiones administrators de su buen
amigo don Ramon Marin. 4 quien
debia ell puesto que ocupaba enton-
ccs.
En- las 1uchas polfticas sostenidas
desde 1899 ha tornado parte activa.
he bierdo sido Secrelario del Comite
de la Juventud Federal en- 1900; Of
cial Secretario de la Cotnision de Ha-
cienda del Directorio de dicho partido
durante tres amos y rniembro del Co
mite Local Unionista de San Juan
tomando parte en- meetings diver
SOS ~en las campaffas de 1900, 1902,
1908 y 1904, y desempeffando una
comision espec ial del Directorio Fee
deral en- la Isla Ell 1902. Tambien
ha laborado en- pro de los elementos
obreros organizados en- Puerto Rico
desde 1908, siendo miembro de Ia
Union International Tipografca de
los Estados Unidos y ocupa los car
gos de Secretario 6nanciero de Ia
Union Obrera Central de San Tuan,
Secretario general del Conseje Eje-
cutivo de la Federation Libre v Te-
sorero del Labor Representation
Committee, que dirigi6 la reciente
campafla polftica obrera, por la que
Sc separ6 del Partido Unionista en-
Agosto 1ltimo.
Pudo haber sido electo De1egado
unionista q la Canara por Ell Distrito
de Guayama y supo sacrlhcar esa po-
sici6n para admitir la insegura de
candidate de la Federation Libre Dor
el Dlstrito de Arecibo.
En el BOLETIN como en- los otros
periodicos donde trabaj6 Ell seflor AL
dea, Sc ha comportado activa { inte-
ligentemente, demostrando 1abo-
rlosldad, buenos deseos, capacidad Y
la gran tenacidad que posee para lu-
char en- pro de su pals.
Els uno de los j6venes estudiosos
que mejor conoce las condolences
econ6mico, sociales y. polfticas de
Puerto Rico.
Lamentamos la ausencia del COM
Pnfiero y lie deseamos prosperidad en-
Ell modesto puesto Official que ocupara
maflana, y desde Ell cual podra servir
con exlto a sus compatriotas ALI re-
-cluldos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-30

drfa tener ese simpatico recuer-
do; Y asi cuando evoque Mr..
Roosevelt Ell dato consolador de
que en- la Colonia hay muchos
niilos, no lie asaltara la inquie-
tud de que esa infancia crezca
en- la perjudicial ignorancia
privada de los medios que son
esenciales para conquistar TN
puesto de avanzada en- Ia en-
peflada lucha por la existencia.
Lo que pedimos es justo, nada
exceptional Sc harfa, accedien-
do q una reclamation tan hui
mana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-30

que presto atenci6n con ell inter6s de-
costumbre mientras este en- Puer.
to Rico, 4 las aspiraciones de los
traba1adoreS para mejorar en- sus
condolences, obtener e1 gobierno pro
pio local y Ia ciudadanfae americana
Samuel Gompers"
Una reso1ucion so1icitando del
CongrcSo de los Estados Unidos. nra
reconozca a los puertorriquef1os como
ciudadanos amer icanos que Sc r.
otorguen todos los derechos Que lleva
consigo la ciudadanfa fue tambien
aprobado hoy por Ia Convention.
Tai acuerdo obedece & las gestio-
nes y resoluciones n11mero 10, I7,yIS
presentadas por el Delegado de Puer.
to Rico, en- la Convention.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-30
El senior Aldoa NazapiO

Nuestro estimado compaflero don
NJ. Aldea Nazario, que desde el 2 de
Febrero de oo4 viene compartiendo
con nosOtros Ia ingrata tarea del pc
riedismo diario en- Ell BoLETIN, ha ST.
do nombrado por el Superintendent
de Carload sef1or Adam C. Haeselbar-
tn, mediante la aprobacion del sefIor
Crosas y recommendation del doctor
Hernandez, clerk del asilo de nifios
de Santurce.
El seRor Aldea tiene de sobra ca.
pacidad bien demostrada en- las lu-
chas diarias sostenidas en- la prensa
peri6dica, polftica y en- diversos des-
tinos pl1blicos que ha desempenado,
para 81 nuevo puesto Official que ha
de ocupar maflana.
Es bachil er en- Artes, Y ha cursa.
do estudios de Farmacia Y Derecho.
Ha colaborado en- los periodicos La
Correspondence y Dem ocracia @El
Pueblo. Union Obrera' y ha traba-
jado como redactor desde Noviem-
bre de 1903 respectivamente en-
el Heraldo" y BoLETIN, siendo re-
producidos algunos de sus trabaios
@economicos, estadfsticos y polfticos
por La Democracia, sAguila. >
The Porto Rico Herald, ''Bandera
Americana, :" La Colonia Espanola :
de Santiago de Cuba, J ia "Discu-
sion de la Habana.
Como empleado, ocup6 puestos de
escribiente en- las Jefaturas de Vigi-
lancia y Seguridad desde Mario de
1891 Julio de 1897; en- la Aduana.