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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-23

unusual manner of taking the evidence.
Netton, j., dissents.)
?. An appeal from the decision of the
board in granting a liquor license is taken
by giving notice of intended appeal. and
procuring a transcript Of the record of the
proceedings before the board, and filing
the same i'm the appellate court When
such appeal has been taken the court may
compel the board to furnish duly certi-
fed transcript of the new evidence taken
before the board upon the hearing.
peremptory mandamus to compel the board
to reduce the evidence to writing and hle
the same in the office of the board Is not
necessary.
3. A party desiring to appeal from the de-
cision of the Board OF Fire and Police Com
mssioners of Omaha granting a liquor
license is entitled to a certified transcript
of the record of the proceedings before
of reasonable fees for making such tran
script. The board is not required TO furnish
such transcript without the payment Of
fees therefor.
1855. In re application Of schwarting for
writ of habeas corpus. Application for
writ of habeas corpus denied Letton, J.
]. The provisions OF chapter fXXxit, Ses-
sion Laws of 1905, section 965Oa to 965Oh,
Cobbey's Annotated Supplement 1906, known
as the dipsomaniac law, are in part ma
terra with other laws providing for the
detention, care and discharge of persons
committed to the Hospital for the Insane,
and must be construed in connection there
with.
2. person who has been confined in the
Hospital for the Insane under the provi-
SlOnS OF Shlu ACT until ne mas Dten Cuftus
may not be subjected TO further restraint
without new cause
8. Section of chapter lXxxii. Sessions
Laws OF 1905, section S50a to 9650h. Cob
bey's Supplement. 1905 held. unconstitu-
tional as in violation of the right to per-
sonal liberty.
14sO1. Foster against Murphy. Error,
| Douglas. Affirmed. Albert, c. Division
No. 2.
l. An order of a probate court, requiring
one who had formerly been administrator
of an estate to turn over 10 his successor
certain money, claimed by the former 10
have been given 10 him as a gift from the
intestate, but by the latter. that II came
to him as administrator of the estate, is
appealable to the district court.
q Evidence examined and held sufficient
to sustain a finding that the money in
question had come into the hands Of the
former administrator personally as a gift
by the interstate, and not as a part Of the
assets of the estate.
g. The interest of the former admins
traitors wife in the result Of such contest
is not direct legal interest. within the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-23

ployer to use rea sonable care that the tools
and appliances which he furnishes his
employees are reasonably fit and safe for
the use for which they are furnished; but
this does not relieve the employe from the
exercise of mis- own judgment in the use
thereof and II he puts them to t use iof
or subjects them to a strain beyond their
capacity to bear and Is injured in conse-
quence the employer, in the absence of
special circumstances, Is not liable.
Standard Distilling and Distributing Com
pany against Harris, los n. w, Neb., 5SS
g The statute requiring instructions TO
the jury TO be in writing has no applica-
ton to a mandatory direction to return
verdict in favor of one Of the parties to
s. on the facts stated, held that the
trial court properly directed verdict for
the defendant.
caster. Appeal from Lancaster Afhrmed
The statutes of this state make no pro-
vision for an appeal from the order OF the
county board in making the TAX levy pro
vided for by section 1885, Cobbey's An
prosecute such an appeal confers no juris-
diction on the district court to review such
order.
Thurston. Reversed and remanded'
instructions to the jury must be made
where. in the trial of a criminal case an
instruction Is given without testimony 10
sustain It and prejudice results therepy'
new trial will be granted.
1888 State against Daley. Error from
Douglas Affirmed, Letton, j. -,
The provisions of penal statute VIII
not he extended by construction so as to
apply TO persons not clearly within Its
terms. -
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners.
Appeal from Douglas. Reversed and re-
manded. Sedgwick, c. j. Letton' j. con-
curing separately.
/. Upon contests of applications for liquor
license the board hearing the contest is
moi hound by the stipula lions of the parties
providing method of taking and tran
scribing the evidence not prescribed by
statute, and involving greater expense IN
reducing the evidence to writing than Is
necessarily incurred in the manner OF trial
contemplated by statute. If the evidence
| is taken pursuant to such stpulations, the
| board viii not be compelled by mandamus
! 10 reduce the evidence to writing IN the
manner provided for by such stipulation OF
| the parties without payment OF the extra
expense of so doing made necessary by the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-23

meaning of the statute which prohibits a
person from testifying TO any transaction
or conversation had with a deceased person
where the adverse party is the representa-
tive of such deceased person
4. The endorsement and delivery of
eertlhcate OF deposit. with the intention
Of making gift of the deposit thereby
represented TO the party TO whom the
certificate is thus delivered, operates as
1864. state, ex relator Mickey, against
selleck. Original. Peremptory writ al
l. Under section 2 OF the laws Of 1881
as amended by sections 8, chapter xii.
during their terms Of office, may send their
children of school age to the public schools
Of the Lincoln district without paying tut
ton, even though they retain their legal
2. If family, or the person or persons
having the legal custody and control OF
children OF school age, remove TO and live
in a school district other than the district
of their legal residence. and such re-
school privileges, but is principally from
other motives, such children are entitled
to free school privileges while SO living in
1904. Modern woodmen Of America
against Talbot Error, Polk. Reversed and
remanded for dismissal. jackson, {. Divi-
l. A life insurance certificate issued by
fraternal benefit society, which provides
that II the member should engage in an
occupation prohibited by the bylaws of the
society the certificate should become ipso
facto void as TO any claim on account or
the death of the member traceable to en-
ployment In such hazardous occupation.
does not become void for all purposes I'm
case the member engages I'm a prohibited
occupation, but the society is exempted in
such case from all liability on account Of
the death of the member by accident di-
rectly traceable to such prohibited employ
ment, and the certificate remains In full
force except as to the hazards of such
occupation.
2. The society is not estopped from In
sisting upon IT'S exemption from liability
for the death of the member due to his
engaging I'm a prohibited occupation, by
accepting his dues and assessments, with
knowledge that he had entered upon such
occupation.
g. In such case the same consideration
remained for the payment Of dues and
assessments as would have existed had thu
member not engaged I'm a hazardous and
prohibited occupation.
Business propositions advertised in The
Bee go into the homes of the best people.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-23
A New COlOred Supplement Feature

Beginning on June "a, Uncle Remus will tell one
of his nimitabe stories week in the comic sec
ton of this paper He will undoubtedly give some
of the choicest stories to the supplement- and in them
will figure such old friends as Brer Rabbit Br'er Fox
and Br'er Wolf Pictorally the stories will be inter
preted by j. A. Condo The feature will take up
whole page and will be in colors.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-23

Business propositions advertised in The
Bee go into the homes Of the best people.
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e. clNTUkoN ELEcrRlC0 MAS
FUERTE EN- Ell MUNDO. .

Con Il ntencion de haceF ruhucee intro,
6ucie nslsstro cintur0n eleetrico CROWN
tn los laEares donde no estA a1n 'conocido,
hueremos tnandar uno cualquier persona
que 10 necasite. absolutamente gratis. ESQ
eirma segura y hphrada.
81 va. ha perdido Ia vitalldad , se slehte
kbAtldn ! 1esAlentado; dehil J t,erviosoi sl
le 1sohiA una vejez premature, ei viguf dc
u 1ayehtuds eat9e eperdida; 81 padece de dplq.
tes eh lsA espaidaA perdida de Ia vfftIidaa.
Indigestion g varicUcelA y este cansAo DO
pAssr dlpero 8 los medicos Hln encehtrar all.
Siu, ptfesie vd. ser GnradV con Nl cintur0n
electfico CROWN. 3
Babetnos que nuestre elntur6n puede "a
Aarlu, que Vd, despues de curado 10 re-
epmendera q otros enfertnos, y que Dc este
tnodp Quedarernos indemnisados de nuestro
Dfretimiente llberal
10 oUh SO DICE. ~
Hu cintur6n me hR curado de IL DebllldAd,
De IL Vsricocela Y de Ia enfermedad de Ner'
Vios, por Ia cura de les cuales hAtia en- Yano
eohsnltado un gran n6rhero d. medleosl
hastA Greer mis- enfermedades incufebles
RcF fih b Pruvidencia me mand6 su cinturon
hleetricu, con cuyp. nso obtuye Ia curecions
JOSE QANPRAt Ciudad De Me1iep..
~CUMPtfREMoS CON 10 QUE DECI'
NOS. sa Ccftad este avlsA tnandadnoslo cor
eu nombFs, direction ' TN PESO americane
para Rastoa dc trsnsporte, y Inanoeremos Z
ERowSs sn'isi1E iSsiI1EcfSo :!fiSsS''0 SSEbHfesxiL' SSEbHfesxiL' co,
< 110 Beard bldss New York, 3. o. 4
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Tahto INVENTORIES como adeptos ' medi.
eos han tratado por muchos amos de hallar
hn metodo por medic del cual 30 pudiera
aumentar 10 estatura de una persona, Y
hasta hace pocos amos ninguno pudo dar
con 81; pero qued6 para el Sr. K. Leo
Minges descubrir 10 que muchos otros no
habfan podido lograr.
} Ell Sr. Minges reside en- Rochester, N. Y.
y ha dedicado Ia mejor parte dc su vida en-
el estudio y experimentation de los cartf.
lagos, habiendo coronado al fin sus esfuer-
zos con un gran exito. Con el fin de pre-.
sentar oil pdblico los Observation-Disclosures &
inventos del Sr. Minges, de manera que
cualquier DANA 8 caballero pueda aumen.
tar de dos q cinco pulgadas en- estatura,
se ha Incorporate una cDmpaflfa compues-
ia de capitalistas de Rochester, y Ia cual
garantiza ell 4xito.
Ell Sr. Minges us6 en- 81 mismo sus pro-
pios metodos y obtuvo tan satisfactorios
resultados que do un joven que carecfa de
estatura Sc ha convertible en- todo I'm hon.
bre robusto perfectamehte desarrollado
con una estatura de seis pies y una pulga-
do. Miles do personas en- todas parties del
mundo 90 encuentran usando sus metodos
con resultados igualmente satisfactorios.
Podamos enyiar Z cualquiera una prueba
evidente de 10 anteriormsnts dicho, Aca.
banlos dc editsr un lbro elegantemente
alustrado con magnifcos grabados, titulado
Los sEcRETos DE CoMo ALcANzAR UNA
BuENA EsTATuRA'y y 81 eual contiene In.
formaciones que sorprenderan q eualuuie-
ta que 10 lea. Con sl fin dc dar a cofioeer
estos secretos 30 enviaran absolutamente
gratis dies mil ejemplares do este intere.
sante libro. 81 no pedfs vos un eiemplar,
Os pesara. Este libro inforrnaf4 & cual.
quiera de como el Sr. Minges hiso gu ma
favilloso descubrimiento, asi come tam
bienN de como puede uno aun1entar en-
estatura y poseer un fisico perfectamente
desarrollado. Ell libro contiene los retra-
tos y las declaraciones juradas de muchos
de los que han usado ell metodo, estarnos
seguros de que cuando recibais ell libro,
nos agrsdecereis mientras vivais ell que
hayamos puesto en- vuestras manos esta
preciosa oportunidad.
Una tarjeta postal que Sc NOS diriia sera
euhciente para que recib&is ell libro abso-
lutamente gratis, La correspondence sera
entertainments reservada, y 80 enviar& en-
sobres blaacos sin membrete alguno. Ell
que desee uno de estos hbtos y las prue.
pas de nuestrss asereiones, que Sc dirija
hoy mismu
THE CARTILAGE COMPANY,
Dept 4sl A 7Ayenus de pOpefe,
Paris, Francia.
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EDICT0

Ea 10 Corte Mu aiclpal del Dlstrlto
Judicial Municipal do Ma1A.f. P1sr
REQ
Estados U did % do An6 les. ri PreSi
dsnts dc los Essadoa U iidos: 81.
F. Msehargo & Co., ID IN snd ante.
2eueesi0n de Jose q. Gllestra, ID :.
msndRdo.
Emplazamiento
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico, Ala Su.
cesl6n dc jose e GilestrA, Ouyo, lepf.
timos mismbros % deIconocsn y domi'
ciliua 90 ignt ran D aean dem anda dos
anlss mencionados.
FOR LA PRES ENTG sc MOTT
FICA A listed ES que se ha presen
iedo en lA oneinR del Secretsrio de Is
Corts Municipal dsl 70 DistrItro ] adj
| eial Municipal dc Manati, Puerto Rico,
Ia damanda del actor Antes 81 ado, en
| IL Uaal 90 soliclsa ID Oorte ca Gu dia
dieis una senielcia ordeaando aue 10
eucieda1 demandsnte, REQ bse dc 10
ISneesi6n del deudor ] se 3 GilestrA,
10 suma do doseiehtos dece posos trein
| IN ! ocho centavos nonsaa Espaffols
especial, igual { c!ento vsintsy sieIt
dollars cua -entA , IN ceota vos, buI
lintereses Al ttpo 90 vsiid1 dsade
81 de Rnero de 1898 b ,ata Ga pARo, ]
4 maa iaa coatas do este pleis,,
Y hab 6n lose Q mprobado exlats
causa de acci6n contra la Sucesi6r
demands ada , presensSdo deciafaci6I
iiursda c n arreglo & h L-y, 10 Cortl
Iha orden ado se hsga 10 eitaci6n & Il
Sucssi6n menci naoA por medic Il
edickls en- al psri6dio1 La DEMoCRA
CtA, por I9 mino de ciarenta diAs J
una vez por semans; y Dor tauto
eita y 90 nottacs & ustedss, cue de nj
UomOarecer & conteatar dichA deman
lds d nk.o de los AFenta dis, el dc
"a and ante podrk obtersr un I fAllo { 81
favor por ls suma de ole 70 vsinIe J
siete dollars cuarepts y uu centavr'
sus intsreses , coitas, aeg0a 10 eSpe
Gcs an % de nanda-
Ext bdida bai mi hrma an Mana
u, Puerto REQ, hoy IS de Mario d.
| 1906
Pedro J Riuerd %
1 Qaapt sri0
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In IA Cote De DI,tIIto
Del Distrao Judicial De HumGcdO b
Ia tsstdmlsntGrtd de Asceaeidn Gus
man y Ioro.

AVfso.-Por el pre- enta, que "a
bublissrk una vex eadA lemspa iursn
10 dos nsses consseut.vos en- sl ps rio
dieo La DtMucRAuIA, llamo la atsn-
Ui6n & todoa los que sean acresd rec
do Ascension, @ smkn J Toro, para
hue 81 dia dies de Mayo del eorrisnIe
Aho, & las tres do 50 tGrde, me preSen.
Isn sus reelamscionss con los cores.
pondisntss oomprobsntsS, baio iura-
Rsuto, sa 10 sass habitael6a del cue
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Servicio De few-York

Saldi de San Juan Fbro. u
<< & { Mario 13
& <Ponce directamente
Z { San Juan Mario q
IS & & Abrll 10
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The New ioa { Porto Aico Steamship company
Blo sonhato Pda| con Golbno Do los EsasUna Do Vntea

NsD vapor ARKADIA hArk Wales rsguaressa
New Orleans Puerto Rico lisvs1do % %gss.sroo csrgs
eaboGE PORTO RICO levando pesaero sag
de- San madrugada odos los do .
microbes
MARIO 1 por oese usves Mario Is 20 Abril y@
de Compsna para Nsw York
hasta lss del die nss Dc sad 80 sndsn pasa's On
10 ade del die anterior % sAdA
apo vando sosuen s,da para od: o pusr.o
dea sguenfs echaat
Ests Tebo g. 49, Abri II 25 os: Fsbrso 2 Marso
~ a. Ab Admirk hassa sI II del die atss do 90 sads
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-07
lib III o9 I
GRATIS!

" ~ LA OE LA 6ALU ~"
Contiene mas de 16O pag!nas
y muchos grabad0s magnlflcos
y laminas on dolores.
Sc ENV1A GRATIS AL QUE
10 SOL1CITE.
Este libro esta escrito de una
manera clara y concisa, para que
,odo aquel que 10 lea pueda COM
prenderlo. Por medic dc este libfo
interesante Sc han salvado muchaa
vidas, y salvara ain muchas mas
por muy cercanas que sc hallen do
la sepultara.
Este es TN tratadito en- cl cual "a
lescriben todas las intermediates
que atacan al sistema humane y los
medios de curarlas.
Esta escrito exclusivamente
para los Hispano. .Aniericanos d
mas bien para la raza EspaiiolA
p0r ell Professor e. C. COLLINS,
dc la Universidad dc New York.
En- este libro pueden leerse los
secretos de Ia vida sexual y ma.
trilnonial, y como lleyar 4 cabo los
leberes rnatrimoniales y conseeulr
una prole fobusta y saiudable asi
como cl modo do conservar su pro.
pia salud y la de sus hijos.
TOdO el que ha leido este llhro
dice que vale su peso en- orc. Es
IN librO para toIo el mundo. pa.
a el esposo y la du.ce csposa, para
| joven rnanccbo y Ia joven don.
ELLA, para ell jornalero, para el meca.
nico y para ell hombre de negocios.
Para las personas que gocen dc
buena aludrecomendamoa los capi-
tulos que tratan sobre Ia manerA
| de impedir las intermediates asi
como los no menos interesantea
sobre 10 vida sexual Y matrimo.
NAL y como conseguir una prole
robusta y saludahle.
A los que Sc hallan enferrnos re.
comendamos los capitulos que tra.
tan de todas las Intermediates ea
general, como la dispesia, reuma.
tismo, Intermediates de los riiio.
mes, del hfgadO ETC., etc.
| Sc distribuiraR cincuenta mil
(5O,0OO) ejemplares gratis, y to.
sda persona que 10 sOlicite y en-
vie q esta Ofcina algunas estam.
pillas dc correos, 1unto CON 81
nOmbre y direction, recibirS uno
de est0s libros.
No echen en- olvido el escribir sir
demora, pues ha sido tai Ia acogida
one ha obtenido la primera edici6n
de esta obra. que va easi SO ha ago.
tago.- Escriban embellishments 81
! DR.. E. c. Collins
| MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
| 40 West 81 ST.. NEW YOREi
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como Hlnsatt
Hl Esiatula.
sorprendente Relacion que In
teresara a Quien la Lea.

La Estatara Do caaIqulsr Smo Paede Au.
insntarss DO Dos 4 cineo Puigadas en-
Muy ceftos Tlsmpo. Estos MarayIlIo.
sos Resultades Pueden Losrarss
on 81 Mismo Hosar de Uno Gin
aae Made % Entere do ElIo.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-24
live WORK ON BENCH
Moody Slated to Sue
ceed Brown Of Su-
preme Court

Washington, Oct. 24-It was stated
unoflicially today that President Roos-
evelt will appoint Attorney General
Moody to the supreme bench to fill
the place made vacant by Justice
Brown Mr.. Moody's nomination will
be sent to the senate as soon as cong
ress convenes.
1t was announced yesterday that the
resignation Of Mr. Moody as attorney
general and 81 Mr.. Shaw as secretary
of the treasury would be accepted in
a short time, George B. Cortelyou, at
present postmaster general, will be-
come secretary Of the treasury, and G.
j. BoDaCarte, secretary Of the navy, Is
20 be attorney general Victor II.
Metcalf, secretary Of comrnerce and
labor will be the new head Of tire ma
w department.. The new members OF
the cabinet will beGeorge Won Il Mey-
er, postmaster general, and Oscar S.
Straus, secretary Of commerce and la
Dor.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-24

Those who interrupted Mr.. Fair
banks during his speech and who
jeered at him from the streets were,
fortunately for the good name Of the
city, few in number, and most Of
them were young hoodlums who could
not be expected to be decent under
any circumstances. But one of the
large property-owners Of Vinita, a
man with grown family, was obsery-
ed on astreet corner, yelling oppro-
brious remarks at the vice president
as he drove past. OF course such
things don't hurt man OF Mr.. Fair
banks character in the least, but
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-24
COURT GRINDS ON
A number Of Cases Were
Continued Yesterday and
Today Before Parker,


United States court adjourned ear
ly yesterday afternoon, In order that
the court officials and the lawyers
might have the opportunity OF at-
tending the Republican meeting at
tile opera house. Several cases were
continued just before court adjourn
ed: Martin Delmagro against G. Ma
poll, Mary X. Foreman against the
Katy, and Frank Corbett against the
Katy. In the case Of the Planters
Mutual InsurCace company against
George Martin the evidence was sub
mitted, and Judge Parker rendered
Judgment in favor OF the plaintiff.
d. II. Wilson and J. G. Starr repre-
sented the plaintiff, Preston S Davis
the defendant.
This morning In the case Of M. r.
Simerson against the Katy, Clifford L.
jackson for the pIaintifffled motion
requesting that the plaintiff be order
ed to make the complaint more ded-
mite and certain.
The case OF Oliver W. Killan against
Thomas J. Rogers and others was con-
tinued, as was also the case OF L. ID.
Ladd against James FALL
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tion, and offered him not the slight
est discourtesy.
Last night, however, there were
number Of Democrats on the streets
whose good breeding and hospitality
we're conspicuous only by their alb
sence. The Chieftain does not want
to be misunderstood as criticizing the
Democratic party. Most Vinita
Democrats who heard Mr.. Fairbanks
listened to him, if not with approval,
at least with the respect and court
esy. due his high Office, as we'll as with
the hospitality due even the humblest
guest Il the city.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-24

)1u Yesterdays reception to Vice Pre-
TENT Fairbanks here in Vinita sur
Used everybody, Republicans no less
Ian Democrats, 1t had been hoped,
the local committee in charge Of
Engagements, to have a large crowd
esent in case the weather was good,
kt when the day opened dark and
IWering, and when at noon it began
ia rain, all hope of a large crowd was
' wen up. The afternoon parade was
Ald in spite of the rain, but Of course
~ few took part in it.
ll's' Ia the afternoon, luckily, it began
clear off, and by night it was clear
eo j d cold, tho the streets were muddy.
III ia it was not until nightfall that
,"A lple began to realize what a large
nber Of Republicans there are in
country. Before 7 O'Clock the
ng, SEQ station and grounds were pack
With bowling mob, including
dreds of men, both young and DID,
1torches, while the Vinita and
VI Creek band, were kept busy re-
Ie ding the crowds with music.
,acna'he special train bearing the dis
-" : o8ghished guest drew in at the Frisco
withtion at O'Clock, only half an hour
Whale a remarkable record, considering
q ole fact that this morning at Nc
ester it was two hours behind time
iere was tremendous outburst Of
plause as the vice president alightr
from his car and took his place in
carriage. The procession was
IDLY formed and moved to the
h iool grounds, the parade consisting
the torch-bearers, two ban ds, the
griages containing the vice pre-
lent and members of his party, and
fflages with citizens.
4 The ChIeftain wishes as much
uld be said for the good behavior Of
crowd as was said on Bryan day.
the occasion of the visit Of the
eat Democratic leader he was accord
the most hospitable treatment
M everyone; the many Republicans
10 listened to his speech and who
ne at the depot when he was hold
gan impromptu reception, gave him
q closest and most respectful atten-