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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-05
NEWSBOYS AT KROe PARK
Little Fellows VIII Hold Their An
nuaI Outing Next Week
One nay.

The newsboys OF the ctr win have their
annual picnic at KruG park next Thursday.
The newsies will knock on work after the
morning papers have bssn sold. The picnic
viii be In charge OF Joe Carroll. Tony
Costello and Mogy Bernstein. who have
charge OF the street sales for the local
newspapers.
one Of the features OF the occasion viii
- two bicycle races from Fifteenth ana
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-05
TWO CHANGES AT BELLEVUE
Mrs. Mary Peters Fairfield and Miss
Mary Il. Covert Members
of the Faculty.

DIT. Wadsworth. president OF Bellevue coll
lege, has announced the selection OF Mrs.
Mary Peters Fairfield. a cousin OF r. c.
Peters OF this city. As teacher of French
and German n-ths college. She Is from
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-05
CUPID FOOLS TWO YOUTHS
Lures One Into NatrimOny BY Deception
Another by Revolver.
BOTH NOW ASKED TO BE RELIEVED
James f. Mcmahon Says Wife's
Brothers Held Pistol over Him
while the Ceremony
Was Performed

Alleging he was married under duress.
against his will and over his protests,
James F. Mcmahon. who says he comes OF
a good family in Chicago, has begun suit
in district court for a divorce from Mar
garet Mcmahon. According TO the story he
tells in his petition he had kept company
with his future wife several months and
then. owing to an investigation he made
concerning her character, he told her all
was on between them.
He was only p years old at this time.
May Is, 1903, at Chicago, he says, the broth
ers OF the young woman secured a license
and a minister and forced him by threats
TO go through the form OF q marriage oere-
mony. though he protested all the time he
did not want to marry her. He says he
was prevented from resisting through fear
of bodily injury and scandal to his family.
He declares he has never lived with her.
He left the place where the ceremony was
performed with the minister and has had
nothing TO do with his wife since. He
wants the marriage annulled.
Case of Deception.
Because his wife told him she was 80
years old, when IN reality she was AZ, Is
one OF the reasons advanced by Joseph
Cooper why he should be granted a divorce
from Berthana- They were married at
Rockwell, Ia, when he was 10 years old.
He says a short time after the marriage It
became painfully apparent that the mar
Rage was a mistake and his wife had been
guilty OF fraud and misrepresentation In
the preliminary steps OF the contractual
relation. Her statement TO him about her
age is declared TO be one Of these misrep-
reservations.
After their marriage he says, she de-
veioped a hatred against him which was
30 intense that when he was operated on
for Appendicitis she expressed to their
neighbors a fervent wish that he would not
recover. He wants the custody OF their
minor child.
Josie Works has begun suit for divorce
from Abraham Works, declaring he abused
her and called her bad names. She asks
for her maiden name Josie Brown.
Margaret Hale wants a divorce from Lu-
Glen Hale. declaring he has abused and
mistreated her. She wants the court 70
enjoin him from interfering with her or
iisposing OF their property until the case
is decided.
Evalyn Film asks for a divorce from
George II. Film. The petition was with
drawn from the bills by her attorneys.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-05
sunday Park Band Music.

George Green has prepared a program
with all sorts Of themes for Sunday after
noon at HanscOm park, He eXerted an
effort to make this the banner program
Of the season. The crowds have been in
creasing each Sunday at these park con-
certs and are growing in favor:
PART /.
March-ImperiRl Edward ..............S ousa
(a) Benita-A Mexican Intermezzo......
Co / Don't Know Where I'm Going,
but I'm on My Way......,..........Br en
Medley 1s6S-Old-T Timer (by requesD. Calvin
Cornet Soio-Dearie. by DIR. a. ID. Laird
....,....................... hummer
PART II.
Humors OF DonnybTook 0rish over
Girl ............. Bale
Sacred Fantasla-In the CATHEDRAL. Killing
Musicians Strike Comic Tat-Tool. .....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Fahrbach
PART III
Waltz-The Jolly Dutchman. Bennett
Funeral March Of a Marionet Comic
The whistler and His Doc. Pryor
Ia Louder Buck-New..... .Ittner
90 The Peaeemaker-Russia, Japan and
Anne rlca .......s.'s.'.'..''. ........ AlIord
National Air ...........................
The program for the concert by Huster's
band In RiverYiew park Sunday afternoon
Is as follows;
Ruhm. Unrath
OVerture-Tempelweihe Killer Bella
Intennezzo-The Feather QUEEN. Grey
Valse-Wine, Woman and Song. .Straus
Piccolo Solo-Selected .......,....,........
Mr.. Arth Well.
Selection from Faust" ............. Gounod
CupidB PleadingS .....................Nc elker
Overture on Popular Songs Berger
Gavotte in Minute ...............-. H ummel
Na4se-Festher ''-''.'.'''''''''''''.'''LA uI4ef
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-05

The right place for having
your prescriptions properly
filled. Accuracy in filling,
purity of ingredients,
promptness, right prices.
S. E. Cor. Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-05
PART IL.
Humors of Donnybrook drish over.

Observation-Disclosures Girl .............. Bale
Sacred Fantasia-In the CATHEDRAL, 20. King
Musicians Strike Comic Tat-Tool......
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04
Was One Of Leading Demo
Gratis In Congress
WAS 81 YEARS OF AGE
Began as Senate Page and Worked
Up to High Position---His Term
Would Have Expired
IN 1908.

Washington, D. g., June 4.--Unitei
States Senator German Of MarylandIied
this morning.
The senator was stricken with anoth-
er heart attack at nine o'clock this
morning. The attack was similar to
the one he suffered week ago DIR.
Brown was summoned, but the senator
expired before relief could be admins
tered Gorman was conscious when
stricken with the last attack ANA had
taken some nonriShment an hour before.
His condition had improved for week
and yesterday plans mcde made to re-
move him to his country home at Laur-
lel. Maryland, this week The senator
had not been out Of his house since
January l6.
He paid s5,5oo.ooo for the collec-
tion.
His ailment was diagnosed as stom-
aell trouble, with heart complications.
Arthur +. t;orman was born in How
ard county, Maryland, March il, 1890.
lie attended the public school in his ma
tive county for brief period. In 1852
he was appointed page in the United
States Senate. lie remained in the ser;
vice Of the Senate for fourteen years.
In 1866 he was removed from the posi-
tion Of postmaster and Immediately up
pointed collector of internal revenue for
the fifth district Of Maryland. This Of
flee he held until the incoming OF the
Grant administration in 1869. In Noy
ember of that year he was elected a
member Of the house of lelegaes OF The
Maryland legislature He was reelected
in 1871 ana became speaker of the house
of delegates IN tile succeeding term. His
further service in the Maryland legisla-
ture was continued by an elect ION to the
senate TO represent Howard county, ami
was reelected In 1872 he was chosen
president Of the Chesapeake and OHIO
Canal company.
His first service with the national
legislature came in 1850 with his elec.
tion to the United States Senate as .
Democrat TO succeed William pinKney
Whyte. lie took his seat on March 4,
Jssl He was reelected in 1856 and
IN 1892. Ten years later he was again
elected, this time ID succeed George y u.
Wellington, Republican His term of
service was TO nase expired March 3,
1909. Senator German was recognized
as one Of the most capable members Of
the body ana was oftcntines called the
leader Of the Democracy III the Senate.
His committee appointments IN the
Senate were on Appropriations, District
of Columbia. finance, interoceanie canals,
irrigation, library and printing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
Balloonist Was Precipitated From Great
Height

Cleveland. Ohio. June 4.-While maxi
ing trial flight with his airship at an
amusement resort, Lincoln Bcachey of
san Francisco Yesterday narrowly es.
capped death by the collapsing Of the
frame work of the car. The airship was
500 feet in the air when the accident oc-
CURED and The daring young navigator
was saved from being dashed 20 the
ground only BY the narrowest margin.
He managed 10 guide the airship until
it was but fifty feet above the ground
and although it tell that distance he
escaped uniniured except for few
bruises. The airship was partly wreck
ed.
Everything was running smoothly
when the two bamboo poles at the cen-
fer of the car near the engine snapped
in two. This caused the entire frame
work TO double mp like knife. The
rapidly revolving propeller WAS hurled
into the forward end oi the the big
balloon cutting big opening in il. The
escaping gas caused the car to sway to
and fro and IL was with difficulty that
Beachey remained in the cage.
The car started TO drop slowly and.
the rndder being useless ii was blown
over the park III the opposite direction
from which ii was headed. The hydro
gen gas which filled the balloon poured
down upon Beacley nearly smothering
him Fortunately the gas escaped slow
ly and there was enough Of the balloon
70 support the car until it was we'll into
80 feet Of the gronnd. The descent had
been gradual but owing ~ the swaying
of the ear and the fumes al gas. Beachcv
was in constant danger of death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04
EXCITING MOMENT OR SO
FOR THREE AUTOMOBlLISTS
But @Dickv Hoar's Dexterous Twist Of
the Steering Gear Prevented Tip
Over With Possibly Seri-
Gus CONSEQUENCES.
Gus Consequences.

Richard Al Hoar took two tender,
feet out fol. an automobile ride on
Saturday afternoon, and If they were
used roughly it wasn't Mr.. Hoar's fault.
The automobile was passing along the
Wiliiamstown road when the wheels
skidded in the mud and caused he ma
chine ID start down sharp deeliyity
INTO ncighboring field. Seeing that d
tip-oyer was inevitable unless he could
head the auto straight down the decline,
Mr.. lIoar BY i deSterolls movement got
the machine headed right, and away
they went. making nothing OF fence
u so Attorney M. M, Gordon dceided
ii favor Of mother earth, aud III ii VI
tempting to connect right side Up was
thrown rather heavily. G. g. Moore
thought to follow the fortunes Of the
machine, but did not reckon exactly,
for he was soon going through space.
The finish VI his Hight was d muck heap,
none The worse exrept for 4 little wear
AIr. Hoar having the steering apparatus
to cling To, remained with the auto,
which was soon brought to d halt. None
of the party was injured, and the ma
chine also escapai damage. However,
it was quite an exciting moment OF two
fof the three men and for d small but
appreciatiya crowd ol spectators who
saw the incident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04
SAW SON IN DEATH CELL.
Charles L. Tucker Was the Cheerful One
OF Conference.

Boston. June 4.--Charies Y. fuckers
father and mother paid their FIRST visit
TO the condemned ycnth AT the state
prison yesterday forenoon. and for half
an hour they leaned over the iron pipe
rail. talking with their son. For the
first time since he has been away from
home under the accusation Of murder
the mother was unable TO press her
boys hand and Kiss him.
When she entered the cell room with
its artificial light and saw her son be-
hind the bars Of the last of the three
grated apartments. clad in the dull,
rough uniform Of the state prison. Mrs.
Tucker burst into tears. Tucker, at
though affected by The grief Of his
mother, babe her be cheerful, for he
told her she mnst look forward with
hope to the communication Of his sentence
By the governor, which would mean his
removal from that part OF the prison.
The prisoner was by far tho most
Of the three.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04
SUSPECT MORALES DIED
BY HIS OWN HAND
He Is Believed to Have Thrown Bomb
at King Alfonso and Queen Vic
toria in Madrid Last Week.

Madrid, .hine 4.1'he body OF Manuel
Morales the woulll-be assassin OF King
Alfonso, who killed himself To escape
capture, was buried here today after an
autopsy had been held. Numerous COM
promising documents have been found in
the room occupied by Morales at BARGE.
lonn. The police now believe there was
a widespread international plot against
Alfonso.
Madrid, June 4.-The capture and
suicile saturday night az Torreion De
Ar,los OF Manuel Morales. the chief sus-
pect in the bomb outrage against King
Alfonso and Queen Victoria. ad,ls am
other dramatic chapter to the Incidents
surrounding the royal wedding. AIor-
ales as recognized in the the little town
of rorfeion DE Aralos, midway between
Madrid aud Alcala. A guard sought 60
detnin him, but Morales. drawing u re-
volyer shot The guard dead. Then he
turned TO flee ami turning the revolver
upon HIMSELF he sent shot in the re-
gion Of his heart, expiring few minutes
later Senor Guesta, proprietor OF the
hotel from the balcony OF which Morales
threw the bomb, viewed the body yes
teraay morning and completely idcnti-
fed II AZ that Of his recent guest.
" was eight o'clock Saturday even
ing when Morales, disguised in the garb
of q workingman entered tile station
at Torrenion de Ardos. He asked a
child who was in charge OF the Office the
time the next train would depart for
Barcelona He then sought food il a
nearby shop. Ills Catalonian accent at
first attracted attention TO him. Il was
then noticed that Mis- workmans suit
was entirely new and did not cores
pond in texture to that usually worn by
q person of his station in life, biz face
anl manners showing him 90 he . man
of some distinction. A private watch
man from q neiehboring estate CHANGED
TO- be present. lie noticed the faeinl re-
scmblance of Morales 10 the descriptions
given OF the man seen on The balcony
from Which The bomb was thrown.
llc then observed that finger On the
mans eft baud which the stranger was
trying to conceal was badly hurt, and
also that there was . small fresh scar on
his forehead. The stranger sought TO
take foad leading into the country,
but the Waterman intercepted him aud
demanded 10 know his identity. Morales
declined 70 give this, whcreupon guard
arrested him. Instantly Morales drew u
revolver from his pocket and fired, the
guard falling dead Morales started up
the road, but a small group OF villagers
ahead barred his passage Then, turn
ing, he deliberately pointed the weapon
TO his heart, fired and pitched forward
IN the roadway
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04
GRoToE.

George w. Whitehill Of st. ,Iohnsbury
spent Memorial day with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Whitehill.
Roy. 4. J. Hough delivered the ora
tion at Barnet Memorial day.
II. W. Heath Of Boston Il visiting
his mother. Mrs. A. NJ. Heath.
Nelson Welch Of Barre visited IN this
town several days last week.
Miss Kathryn Hatch Of Newburv IS
visiting her father, DR.. G.. B. Hatch.
a lerge number from this place at.
tended the exercises OF Col. Preston
post, 6. A. r., at Well River on Me.
mortal day.
Miss Bessie Blanchard has new
Ilaines Bros piano.
\. G. ifaisey and G. ]. PiIlsbury Of
Montpelier We're iIi town on Memorial
day.
Miss Mary Hough of White River
Junction spent Memorial day with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. a. j. Hougll.
James Smith is building an addition
10 his livery stable Willie Hayes and
James Frost are doing the work.
a. w. Coifrin has been drawn as
grand Juror in place Of NJ. g. Vance,
who il sick.
A. y. Carpenter went to the hospi-
tai ut Hanover, n. H., oil Friday. where
he is 10 undergo an operation for APP
pendicitis. DR., Darling and A. III. Tel
licr accompanied him.
!. W. Morrison went 20 Waterbury
Friday aud returned Saturday with Mrs.
Emily MeCrillis, who has been discharged
from the hospital for the insane.
a. H. Teller met with painful ae-
cidcnt Friday, by being thrown on the
stone wall near Arthur Frecman's as
he went TO alight from the wagon, cut
ting his forehead. Dr. Hatch dressed
The wound.
The Juniors were defeated twice last
week. On Memorial day the Granite
City independents played here aud Won
$ 10 2. Saturday the Ncwburv high
school won from them IA to 4. For
five innings neither side scored but the
sixth proved bad inning for the Jun.
iors. Next Saturday The Wells River
high school plays return game here.
The funeral of Orlo faisey was held
at the home OF his parents Friday at
two o'clock Rev a. j Ilough ofliciat-
ed. Tie services were in charge of
tlndcrtakefs Coifrin aud piIisbury. A
large number were present The schools
attended in a body. The floral offer
iigA were many and beautiful Much
sympathy is expressed for the parents,
as Mrs. Jiaiscy is seriously i'll with
tonsilitia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04
BURNS CLUB OPENS
THE PICNIC SEASON
Had a Splendid Time at Caledonia Park
on Saturday Afternoon, in Spite
Of the Showers.

The Burns club held its annual pic
ilic and games at Caledonia park sat
nrday afternoon. Rain during the lat
ter part OF the afternoon put an end
to some Of the games, but whils it
was raining, the company enjoyed them
selves with singing and dancing IN the
pavilion, music being furnished By George
Angus orche ira. The club members
with their families made about 100 peo-
pie present. Every year the Burns club
holds one of the most enjoyable private
picnics held at the park during the sum
mer season, and last Saturday was no
exception 10 tire rule
The basr ball game as usual was one
oi the chief features of the day. The
two teams were captained BY James
Rhra and James Elrick and Rhea's team
WAS victorious by q score OF p To ..
Jim Campbell, who was in the box for
the losing team, had 4 day off and
his curves were hit hard when hits meant
runs. y Chesser put them over for the
winning side ]. X. Anderson was the
star batter Of the game. One OF his
smipes sent che ball over the bank into
the bushes, and had Jim been as good
d runner as hitter il would have been
il home run instead of 4 three bagger
The winners III the races we're As fol-
lows
ChiIdren's race Leslie Morrison first;
John Mcdonald. second; Roy Mcdonald.
third.
Boys race Peter Alexander. first;
Alex. kesson, second; Ernest Riddle,
third.
Girls race Lille Beattic first: Ruby
Joss, second; Philias Cruiclshank, third.
Girls race No. . Mildred Mckenzie,
first; Annie Rhea, second Merle Pirie,
third.
Married ladies race Mrs. William
Scott. first; Mrs. James Booth. second;
Mrs J.. }. Mckenzie. third; Mrs Charles
Campbell. fourth: Mrs. William Alex.
ander. fifth.
Young ladies' race Florence Inglis,
first; Bessie Morrison, second; Annie
Anderson, third
The committee which lad charge Of
the arrangements far The picnic was
composed of the officers Of The club:
James AIpckay, president; James ahea,
sicp president: Alex. ". Smith, treasur.
er; James Elritk. secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04
DEFEATED NoRTHFIELD.
Rangers Put Up Great Game Saturday,
Winning 5 to /.

The Barre Rangers went 10 Northteld
Saturday afternoon and played one of
their best games, defeating Northfeld
BY the decisive score of : 70 J. The
game was not long.startcd before the
Rangers had secured two goals. the first
by pugdid and the second BY Brew.
At the end of the first half the score
stood 2 10 for the visitors. In the
second period the Rangers took things
pretty easy, but they put through two
more goals. One Was secured by Thomp-
son after very iine run. Getting the
bali near the middle line he ran down
and scored ggnd goal.
AZ the NortIfield~ have not been
playing this SEASON. they were somewhat
Handicapped TlEy Viii put up a better
game next time. On Saturday the first
game in the Vermont league win be
played between the Rangers aud the
Green Mountains on the Berlin street
grounds. a. il viii be great game,
there shonld pe I hig crowd present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04
DRANK HORSE
MEDICINE
0rrice Ballard, Prominent
Vernonter, a Suicide
HE HAD ACTED QUEERLY
First Threatened to Shoot Himself,
but the Revolver Was Taken
Away from Him BY
His Daughter.

st. Albans, June 4.Orrice Ballard,
81 years old, one Of the best known
residents of Georgia, committed suicide
shortly after seven o'clock Sunday morn
ing BY drinking q quantity Of horse
medicine, the principal ingredient Of
which was carbolic acid. Mr.. Ballard
died within 5 minutes after he had
taken the poison. He ~ believed to
haze been temporarily insane when he
committed tile deed For the past few
days he has been acting qneerly and on
Saturday he was especially 50.
During the afternoon be disappeared
suddenly from his home and was found
asleep in the woods near his place hy
d searching party ak nine o'clock Satur-
day night. He walked back to his
house and was put to bed. passing Il
restless night. Sunday morning he
arose about seven and few minutes
after appeared in the family living room
with L loaded revolver in his hand
lis daughter, Mrs. lIa Perry, asked him
What hc was going 70 do, and he am
swered Shot myself" She persuaded
him 10 give her the revolver and he
then went ont to the barn. got the bot
tie containing the poison and when found
was Just taking his third swallow He
Was helped back u the house and was
dead before the ncdicnl assistance which
had been summoned could reach him.
0Irice Ballard was the Youngest child
of large family. the son of 3lr. and
Mrs. 0rrice Ballard, and Was born in
Georgia. January ~. Is49. He was
educated III the common schools aud
tieOrgin academy and was farmer BIZ
occupation He was actively interested
IN politics and was stauuh Republi-
can. He had served his native town in
various Offices as lister, school director
and selectman and was elected TO the
House Of Representatives in ls94 and
lSes and represented Franklin counts
III the Senate in 1900. He served AZ il
trustee Of the state hospital for the
insane at Waterbury for several years.
and at his death was one Of the trustees
OF the st. Albans hospital.
Mr. Ballard is survived BY a wife.
a daughter, Mrs. Ira Perry, and broth-
ri Joseph Ballard, all of Georgia. A
PRAYER service for the family will be
held from the house at one o'clock and
NJ funeral viii be held from the church
az Georgia Plains Mt two o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04
McGLENN-MacINTYRE
Marriage This Morning at st. Monicas
Church

Edmund McClenn Of Graniteville and
AIRS. Mary MacIntyrc OF this city were
united in marriage ut 7;30 o'clock tllis
morning at ST. Monica's church, Rev.
P N. Mckenna performing the ccre-
nony The couple were attended by
Miss Evelyn Marion as bridesmaid and
Joseph Clark as groomsnan. Mr.. and
Mrs Met;lenn left on the morning train
for short trip to Montreal and on
their return viii reside in Granite
vile.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04

The Ladies' Aid society of the Prcsby.
terian church will hold It's regular
monthly meeting ut the home Of Mrs.
John Murray, Wednesday afternoon at
two O'Clock
Fred Pickering returned this morning
from q few weeks vacation spent in
Montreal aid Quebec He has complete
~ recovered from the attack Of typhoid
fever from which he hts been convalcsc
ing.
The Baraca class of the Congregation
al church win hold its first annual ban
qnet, Friday, June sth. Each member
is requested 70 be present and bring
u gentleman friend.
OF course you are going "a attend
the commencement exercises at SpauId
ing, whether you have friends gradual.
ing or not II you attend any part OF
the exercises, be sure that the ball on
Wednesday evening, June 18th, lie among
them,