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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01
.IAUkEA DENIES
THIRD DECREE YARN

In answer to the charge, made by
John Marks on the witness stand in
the Circuit Court on Tuesday that he
had been the victim of the third de-
gree from Sheriff Iaukea and Detec.
tive Joe Leal and a false confession
forced from him, the Sheriff stated
yesterday what connection he had had
with the alleged third degree treat
ment He said:
4 saw Marks in his cell one even
ing He appeared TO be downcast, and
told him that he had better tell al
he knew about the matter, as We
thought that he was holding some
thing back The next day / met Will
liam Holt. and he told me that u
there had been any cattle-stealing GO
ing on at WahiaWa he did not know
anything about IT, I told Marks what
Holt had said, and ne said that Holt
had promised TO protect him in case
he got into trouble, and II that was
the way in which Holt was going to
treat him he would tell all he knew.
This ne proceeded 10 do, and his con-
fessfon was taken down by Taylor and
LeaI- That was all the third degree
there was to it"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01
General Insurance Co. for Sea River
and Land Transport Of Dresden.
MAY REVOLUTIONiZE
STEAM NAVIGATION

LONDON. October at i prob
able that the i've torpedo boat destroy
srs provided Tor IN this years naval
program VIII not De given ont for
some time. This Is due 10 the fact
that none OF The vessels q the new
class with a speed OF thirry-rllree knots
have YET been tried. and with their
oil fuel boilers and turbines they en-
body 50 many Innovations that il
would be impoIitic 20 enter upon the
construction OF additional vessels until
these were thoroughly tested.
Germany has managed 10 exceed
tairty-three knots with the first Of
their ParSon turbine-driven destroyers
u so tons displacement. The British
vessels. however. are OF greater
strength. more heavily armed, and
with greater radius OF action
The earlier British vessels. Of which
I'VE were ordered from White OF Cowes,
CanneI. Laird * Co. Hawthorn Les
lie, Thor1ycroSt and Sir ". G. Arm
strong. Wh-rwo-rh * Co, are OF from
7S5 20 20 tons Displacement. They re-
qui-s machinery OF 1880 horse power
70 give them tairty-three knots speed.
TWO later boats are Of $50 tons dis
placement. as they are 70 carry two
finch guns, never before fitted in tor
pedO craft. and % get rhirty-t5ree
knots the power viii require 70 be IS
$50 horse power. These vessels are 20
carry eighcy-six tons Of oil fuel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01
HAD NO CLOTHES
TO BEaTR|ED IN

Mrs. Marcellino, Porto Rican iady
was excused from appearing for trial
on charge of drunkenness yesterday
for a very good reason. When her
case came on the list 1t was explain
ed to the Judge that the lady was in
obscurity for the time being and was
lacking several highly necessary gar
ments in order to appear in public.
Her clothes. which had become solled
prior to her arrest, were hanging out
to dry in the yard Of the police sta
ton, the lady herself being wrapped
up In a blanket in her cell. Court
Officer Weed offered to produce her
in her blanket, but the court promised
to wait until this morning before meet
ing the lady.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01
Reeorded October Is. 1907.

4 S Wilcox TO 4 P Gurrey, Rel; pol
gr 3z1s and pc land, Diamond Head
Rd, etc, Honolulu, Oahu s1s25- 2s7
1s3 Dated Oct II. 1907.
See wo Chong Co, Cop D; rice
I planting. etc, KaIfhi, Honolulu, Oahu
Cap stock $1,000. B ga, AZ Dated
Oct Is, 1901.
VIM L Peterson TO 1 Shaw, D; lots
Z, q, Il. L., Is and Il, blk ga, KAPPA
huIu tract Honolulu, Oahu; por 2 P
a57s, kuI 1913, Waikiki, Honolulu, Oahu
$500. 3 2es, D 345. Dated Oct Is, 1907.
Recorded Oct Is, 1907.
First Am saws & Trust Co Of Ha-
vail Ltd to Adelaide Marques, Rel;
pc land. bIdgs, etc, Pablo Valley, Ho-
noluIu. Oahu 5000. B zs5, ssz- Da-
ted Oct ), 1851
Fred L WaIdrou TO Notice, Notice;
appIcn for Reg Title Of Blk <, kul
77Is, ap 90, in Seaview Tract, Manoa
and Oahu ayes, Honolulu, Oahu B
2si. 4I3- Dated Oct Is. 1901.
Ho Sun TO See wO ChOug & Co,
Rel; IeasehoIdz, bldgs. mills. livestock,
mchnry, crops, fMansnz, Eva, Oahu
5000. 3 SO. 3s3- Dated Oct Il, 1907
See Wo Cheong Co 10 Kansohe Rice
Mil Co Ltd. c VI; IeasehoIds, bldgs,
mills, livestock mchruy, crops. tools,
etc, Manana, Eva Oahu. 5000 3
2s5. 5s4 Dated Oct II, 1901
See Wo Cheong Co 10 Kaneohe Rice
Mil Co Ltd, Agrmt; IN re sale Of rice
crop for yrs at Nauanz, Eva, Oahu
81 B 2Si. p 41i- Dated Oct II. 1901
J Alfred Aagoon and VI 10 Elsie u
wundenberg. D; int in lots II, Il, -
and Il and por lots 10 and Is, blk 4
and Artesfan Well, Aagoon Tract, Ho-
nolulu. Oahu $500. 3 zss, ? 34s- Da-
ted Oct l, 1904
Patrick Gleason and Vt to August
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01

NEwBERY & Sous. 81 and IS. Charterhouse Square,
soft glossy hair cut from her head and measuring
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01

The night watchmen at the docks
early yesterday morning were startled
by the long and ineessant blowing Of
whistle. Upon investigation it was
found that, in some way, the whistle
cord Of the Helene had became taut,
thus automatically producing an alarm.
It is said that the Navy Department
10 paying the Hawaiian 9.
8. Co. $4,000 to carry coal for tho
navy from the Eastern coast to tho
Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01
Recorded October q, 1907.

Recorded OCTOBER Il, lSul.
Margaret Cullen to N Cullen, Rel:
r P 2422. kul 1872, waiahole, Koolau-
poke, Oahu. 5000. B 2s7. 1856. Dat
ed Oct 1s, 1907.
Kakelaka Lua Os) to Julian K. Lua
ct al, D; 1-2 int in Ia land, Laie-maloo,
Koolauloa, Oahu. 81, etc. B 296. p 372.
Dated Nov Il, 1906.
Hop Yick Wal to TT OF Lin Hop
Tong. C NJ; int in leasehoId. bldgs,
livestock, mchnry, rice, water rts,
tools. etc. Waikiki, Honolulu, Oahu.
$1,000. B 2s7, 1871. Dated Oct II. 1907.
Jacinth Texeira 20 Joe VI De Santos,
c VI; hack. harness, horse and mare.
$3.50 B 291, p 1873. Dated Sept "a,
1907.
William P Castle, tr, to Manuel de
COrte, Par Rel; lot Z, blk 10, Kalihi,
Honolulu, Oahu. s65. B 2s7, p POI.
Dated Oct q, 1907.
Frank Godfrey TO VI Ohta, D; lot I
Of Lewis tract, Waikiki, Honolulu,
Oahu. St25. B 2e6, s7i. Dated Oct
q. 1907.
Jas " Donald to Won Hamrn-Young
Co Ltd, c "; 2-cyIinder model F Buick
touring car, factory number 1913.
s1625. 3 2s7, POL Dated Oct Il,
1907
Robert W Single to Bruce Cart
wright, u; int in pors kuls 1856 and
sol. bldgs, etc, Union ST and Adams
lane. Honolulu, Oahu. $500. 3 2s7, ?
203. Dated Oct IS, 1907.
Yukichi BIfkami to Mrs Misa Sheba-
B s; presses. types. furniture, fix
lures, etc. in Jap newspaper Hawaii
Jiyu Shinbun, cor Beretania Ave and
Maunakea st, Honolulu, Oahu. $500.
3 2si, 427 Dated July 1. 1907.
C Shiozawa to s Sheba. 3 :; ma
chinery, fixtures, etc, in newspaper bus
Hawaii Shinpo. Honolulu, Oahu. s5,-
COO. 3 zs4, . 42s. Dated Oct 1, 1861.
: sheba and VT to Bank OF Hawaii
Ltd, c u; furniture, nchnry, fixtures
etc, in newspaper business Hawaii
Shinpo and Hawaii Jiyu Shinbun, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu. 5000. 3 2s7, p POI.
Dated Oct 10. 1907.
Iokua IaIuo and VT TO G Y Jakins-
D: int in or 1851, WaikaumaIo, Maui
Iua. Hilo. Hawai-. 81 3 2se, So
Dated Oct II, 1901
Dorcas Hattie and hsb u @ to "
A Todd. D; 1854 so It land. Pleasant
st. Hilo. Hawaii. $3.50 3 zss, p 80
Dated Oct Il, 1867.
Raufaue To Kaini Palohau W..
d. int in / s8-1e6a Of kul 1870. Pou-
pouweIa. Kau. Hawaii $50. etc q
2ss. D s72. Dated Dec 90. 1866
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01
CHILDREN IN THE HOME

Small children are always Z source
OF anxiety 70 parents Coughs, colds
Group and vhooping cough attack the
little ones and serious Illness results
aImosr before they are aware OF II
One trial OF Cnzmheriain's Cough
Remedy for these troubles vii prove
its efficiency and give II place in the
home ever after For sale ~ ali deal
ers- Bsnson, Smith & Co. agents for
Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01

The Governor Robbie, which is at
present at EIeele diseharging COAL has
been chartered to carry lumber from
Puget Sound to Callao.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01
Old Sores Cured by
1.-THE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON"

Druggists refund money if DR..
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEAL
ING OIL fails.-Made by PARIS
MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis. U. 5.
Of 4.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01

LONDON. October z2.-The British
admiralty has under consideration a
new form Of marine engine and pro-
pe-Ier which. the inventor claims. will
rev0Iuti0nize not only naval warfare,
but the navigation % the whole world.
At first sight The engine resembles s
turbine. but closer inspection reveals
important differences.
Steam from any, type Of boiler is
brought 70 bear upon q shaft fitted
with twelve chambers. divided into two
sets OF six each. Shaft and chambers
ara all steel, cast in one piece, and Of
great strength. Exactly what The ar
rangement % these chambers is, the
inventor deems II frnprudent az present
70 disclose, but II IS such that the
admission OF steam through Orifces at
their ends causes the shaft 10 revolve
az a tremendous speed.
50 great IS the power Of the new
form OF engine that rae inventor con-
s;ders IL useless 70 apply Il 10 the or
binary screw propeller, lest the terrific
pace should result IN the formation OF
a complete OF partial vacuum in which
the screw would race" without ex-
erting its propulsive force He has
accordingly devised q modification Of
the screw propeller which will make
a return IN SPEED for all the power
that can be applied 70 Il
The screw has three blades. each Of
the shape already familiar, but in
stead Of being attached 20 one small
hub. they are fixed a. intervals OF q
/ n q
long shaft TIE result, Of course, is
that each blade WORKS II its own water.
instead Of II that through which its
fellow has cut but a moment before
The shaft * fitted with three OF these
dfssected screws each OF them with
q larger orbit than The one immed-
lately in front Of II, so that when set
slowly in motion it presents 10 the eye
the effect Of a huge corkscrsw worm
ing its way forward
The shaft bearing the three screws
: fixed Immediately BENEATH the keel
OF the boat, and runs parallel with II
and with the driving shaft and its
twelve chambers. This occupies so lit
lie space that practically the only ma
chinery in the body OF the boat viii be
The furnace and boiler, and the in
ventor, therefore, believes that in the
case OF cargo vessels the device will
have the advantage OF adding TO the
carrying capacity as well as Of in
creasilg the speed
Il is, however. in raval warfare that
ne expects for the invention the great
est immediate utility. Up 70 now, the
new system has been tried only on.
models upon the Ssrpentins and the
Thames, but the speeds attained in the
largest of these lead NJ Mailman 20
believe that OF q vessel with the size
and steam power o. a prsssnt-day tor
pedo boat It would yleld q velocity o.
100 miles an hour
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01

Village SchooImzster explaining
.sbiped" and -quzdrup=d'1-
Jones, what Is the difference between
ne and pig2
Jone-CouI5n't tel you. sir--Lon-
don Opinion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01
HlnbUTg, Bremen Fire Insurance Co


The undersigned having been -ap
pointed agents OF the above company
are prepared 10 inSur; risks against
IRE on Stone and Brick Buildings and
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particulars
apply n the Office OF
+. a. SCEAFFE2 & CO, Agts.
North German Marine Insurance Co.
OF BERLIN
Fortuna General Insurance Co.
OF BERLIN.
The sb-ve Insurance Companies have
established a general agency here. and
the undersigned. general agents. are
authorized 70 take risks against TIE
dangers OF the sea al the most reason
able rates and on rhe most favorable
terms.
2. \. SCEAFFER s CO,
General Agents.
General Insurance CO. foc Sea River
and Land Transport Of Dresden.
Having esta bIished an agency at 10
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands, the
undersigned general agents are author
lied 20 take risks against the dangers
Of the sea at the mos reasonable rates
and on the most favorable terms
2. a. SCHAFFER & CO.
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Z AaAC4dhA LUZ 70 1IAlaA N A@u9 CO
al ..-................. L
! Kauhaue TO Kaimi Palohau (w) 1
Hop Yiek Wal TO TT of Lin Hop
Tong ............-.......C NJ
Jaeinth Texeira to Joe NJ De San
tcs >. ....-..-.-..--........C NJ
William R Castle TT to Manuel de
Corte ...............P +
Frank Godfrey 10 NJ ohta. 49,. D
Jas W Donald TO Won Hamm-Young
Co Ltd . .................C NJ
Robert " Shingle TO Bruce Cart
wright .................. NJ
Yukiehi Mikami to Mrs Misa sheba
$500. .-.-.. ...... ...'..''.-b
c Shiozawa TO Sheba .....B 5
5 She6a and WI TO Bank Of Ha-
wall Ltd .................C NJ
Entered of Record Oct. p. 1907.
W R Castle tt to wilfred a Green
well ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A NJ
Ethel NJ Taylor and hsb to Clara
NJ Webster II ....-...-...-.-.. d
Ethel NJ Taylor and hsb TO Clara
" Webster II ..........CM
William " Mahuka and VT to Bath
sheba II Allen ....... NJ
Alexander Maioho adv Marthe Ma
ioho ......D Decree OF Divorce
Kap.olani Estate Ltd TO Charles 5
Crane Observation-Disclosures. II
Julia N Tavares and hsb TO J A
Aheong -.--......-.-....-. ID
Entered OF Record Oct. %, 1907.
William r Castle and VT TO An
drew Z Cox Observation-Disclosures. D
Tseu Shing adv HOfsehlaeger Co
Ltd ...........Ju Judgment
Berniee Pa to Joe Pa......... D
Kahaawilau and VT TO T Give
Davies ct al ........ D
Dowsett Co Ltd to Waianae Lime
Co Ltd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. L
Entered of Record Oct. "a, 1907.
Pinehaka 4 Naihe end VT to Pc
Beamer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NJ
J E Kahepuu to Evan da Silva. NJ
Paahu (k) to Kaolanialii (w)..... D
Areenio de Rego and VT to Joseph
DO Rego -.----.--------. y
Joseph Luhan and WI TO Mrs Jua-
nita Mamala ....... D
" MeCandless and VT to Charles
NJ Cooke Ltd ....... D
J \ VI osorfo and VT to NJ C St
s Nailau and VT TO Rachel Puaa
ct al D
Daniel Kealoha and VT TO Maka-
lika Fuller ct al ....... D
Est of E Richardson by agt of
exors TO Henry Item and WI. R
Est of C E Richardson by agt of
exors TO C " Hill and wi. 49,. R
Henry Item and VT to Exors of Est
of C E Richardson .... NJ
C " Hill and VT to Exors of Est
of C E Richardson .... D
Choek Chong to John Fitzgerald. C N
Iopa and VT to o shipman. D
o T Shipman to C Brewer & Co Ltd D
Entered of Record October %, 1907.
Florence K Hoolae and hsb to
n
Puma Cw) to Ii KauaIii d.. D.
J W K Keiki and VT by afdt OF
mtgee to Alfred Magoon..
Fore Affdt
P W Holt to Waialua Agrctl Co
Ltd ---.-- L
Emblem Babela TO Manuel " Chi
Quita -. .............--.-..-. NJ
P Gaspar by agt Of mtgee to
Emilia SouZa ..-.....---.Forc Entry
J r Gaspar by agt Of mtgee tc
Emilia Souza -.......FOrc Entry
c " Kahawaf and VT to Mrs VI
KuaiOhOlani - --.........------. D
Kaohimaunu and VT TO ] J Silva "
William P Castle and VT TO Manuel
: Noytte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d
Liwai Kali and VT 10 \ n Hay
seldeu Observation-Disclosures l.
H C Junkin TO First Bank OF
HilO u
KanOtO Kahau and hsb to TrOpic
Agricultural Co .---------------.-- D.
Joseph L Pa ct al 10 TheophiIus
Give Davies 81 al -.-.-----.-- D
J B Castle and VT to Harriet P
Paxton =. D
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-16
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

Wo4nen Cook and Seu-The women OF
Ehe First Methodist church will have a sale
Of home cooking in the Rohrbough building
Saturday from to 6. Mrs. Vapor will have
the sale In charge.
Chickens Fly the Coop-while the fam
ny slept. twenty chickens belonging to H.
y. Boone, as4 Grand avenue, Chew the
COOP wednesday night Boone told the
police thi had been abroad, but he had
no clue as TO the perpetrators.
Woman sues Railroad-Sarah Roth has
fled suit against the Chicago, ST. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha railway asking 5000
for injuries sustained September q, when
she was run down by train and suffered
the amputation Of her left arm,
FAMILY Names ChAnged--The names of
Finley ID. AIoffett and Jennie Monett were
changed to Franklin by decree rendered
by Judge sutton In the district court Fri
day Mofett asked that the change be
made because he had taken the name Of
hts stepfather when stiII boy. He pre-
fsrred TO bear the name OF his father.
Street said 70 he Dangerous-counoil-
man MSGovern Friday morning brought TO
the attention OF City Engineer ROsewater
The condition OF pavement on jackson
street from Tenth street to nearly Twelfth.
AIS w a. Al SHSh 7iiHpN ma - . oN---
gerous for the fire apparatus at Eleventh
and jackson TO speed over It. Engineer
Rosewater intends to give this street his
early attention.
-Four Frame Rouses-W. ], shriver has
talSen out building permits for the erection
Of four two-story frame houses at Twenty
third and Grace streets The contracts for
their erection have been let TO the firm OF
Hagadine q Ash. work to begin az once.
Two OF the houses will cost about 81, 500
each and the others about $500 less.
BuRoh OF Money LoEt-C II. schrader.
living az 1881 L street. Lincoln. reported the
loss Thursday OF a pOcketbOOl containing
1s2 IN cash and checks to the amount OF
Sa.Oo0 made out to Schrader Bros. Schrader
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-16
BEFORE THE PEOPLES BAR
Mystery of Who Pinchsd LeDa's Eat il
Still Unsolved.
JUDGE DlSEIssts THE NoTATLE CAST
Breaks Into Fervent Flow of OratOry
by Louise Kitchen Pleading
Innocence 90 Dis
charge Her.

Having taken a day OF Thursday, Judge
Crawford, proprietor and manager OF the
trouble department Of the peoples bar.
was In fine mettle for the knotty problems
which were to come when he resumed his
duties Friday morning. And 1t was well
for him that he had secured the day Of
recuperation, for not long after he had
set himself down behind the bench" the
familiar name OF Louise Kitchen hoated
out u9on the air and the busting young
African belle entered the room from the
bull pen, announcing in sonorous tones
that "she was not guilty even before she
was within speaking distance Of the judge.
''Oh, this is the case OF the hat. isn't it?''
his honor reflected.
How could he or any one forget the
famous controversy, who pinched Lenas
hat. she or one OF the others?"
Leona Harris. Lena Banks and Leona's
witness stepped forward and game was
called The witness testified that Miss
Kitchen had tried to sell her the hat and
had then sold u to Miss Harris. Her words
were interspered with sniffs and sneers
from the woman she was accusing, but
officers stood near to stamp out any serious
outbreak.
1t was then up TO Louise. This was the
fourth time she had come through the
door from the bull pen to tell what she
didn't know and didn't want 70 know about
dat measly hat" Drawing a long breath
she launched out;
why, your honoh, cross my haht and
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-16
EASTER BUT TWO WEEKS OFF
Greatest Christian Feast Day Comes
on Last of March This
Year.

The advent OF another Easter two weeks
from next Sunday is engaging the attention
Of thousands all over the civilized world,
for this memorial day OF the resurrection
OF the Christ is the principal feast day Of
the Christian era. Coming as 1t does In
this part Of the world with the return of
spring, the day is not only identified as one
on which people go forth with refreshed
spiritual natures. but new garments are
donned, establishing thereby a sort Of har-
mony between the spiritual condition and
the material appearances OF man
For as in Adam all die. even so in Christ
shall all be made alive" the Bible says.
Easter Sunday is a variable date. This
year it falls on March 81, last year It was
on April IS, while next year the date will
be April 10. The rule by which Easter
Sunday is established is that It is always
tho first Sunday after the full moon, which
happens on or next after March n. This
month the full moon will occur on March
o. hence Easter Sunday the following Sun
day. Easter may fall on any date from
March % to April Is. The Lenten season
is, therefore, governed by the date OF Eas-
ter Sunday. This year Lent began on Feb
ruary IS, on which day the abstsmious
season began.
In Omaha, this year. as in former years
the matter OF clothes Il an important
feature Hewers Of wood and drawers OF
water are Of small consequence this season
of the year compared 20 those who deity
arrange with needles and threads and nib
bons and fabrics. hats and garments that
mark civilization and the triumph OF spring
over winter.
Omaha churches are preparing Easter
day programs of the usual character. with
hymns OF praise for the risen Lord.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-16
THE oFFER Is DIVIDED INTO THREE SEP
ARATE PROPORTIONS as FOLoWsi

beer 70 sal Of
samples hm the furniture eh OF GandRap should
sold very terms
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-16
TWENTY-EleHT HOUR LAW SUIT
Fight Persistent TO Enforce New
Statute Protecting Live
stock on Trains.

Suit was brought against the Northwest
ern railway Friday morning by the United
States on direction OF the attorney general
for the violation OF the twenty eight-hour
law Of June q. 1906. The suit was III ID by
District Attorney Goss. The bill alleges
that shipment OF hogs from Buffalo Gap.
s. D.. was kept in transit without unload
ing from AIS p m. January q, until s:S
a. m, January Is. when they were finally
unloaded at South Omaha, being consigned
70 the National Live Stock company. The
stock was shipped by the owner. e H.
Mosher. The penalty in the case Is $500.
The hogs were enroute forty-one and a
half hours. though a request had been
made for an extension OF time to thirty
Buffalo Gap.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-16

said he must have lost the book between
Eighteenth and Leayenworth streets and
the Merchants hotel some time between 5
and 10 O'Clock Thursday morning,
Hsld for Forgery-Fred schneiderwind
was bound over to the district court in
bonds OF $500 in police court Friday morn
Ing on a charge OF forgery. The particular
case upon which Schneiderwind was held
was that of Butts Bros, grocers. who lost
a small amount to him by means of q
worthless check. The defendant was iden-
titled by several others whom it was as
serted he had swindled in a similar manner.
Beer Pump still MISUNDERSTANDING
report to the police by Jacob WeimeT, 814
South Ninth street, that burglars had en-
tered his place OF business and stolen a suit
Of clothes and a beer pump, Ed Stageman
was arrested within a few hours by Detec-
tlves Mitchell and Sullivan as one Of the
thieves The oficers located the suit Of
clothes and expect 20 also find the beer
pump. stageman was charged with break
ing and entering.
Mrs. p. n Carey Critically nl-Mrs. p
II. Carey, wife OF p. H. Carey, proprietor
| OF the Doran House, is reported critically
i'll at her home. 40 South Eighteenth street
Mn Carey underwent prolonged siege OF
normal health, when pneumonia developed.
FIer son, Rev. William Doran. s. j., OF ST.
Marys. Kan, arrived in Omaha Thursday
In response TO news OF the dangerous con-
dition Of his mother.
Serious Injury From Kick-Claude Car
son was taken 70 the Omaha General hos
pital by the police early Friday morning
with injuries received by a kick from
kid" sherman, 1914 Pine street The two
were In the vicinity OF Ninth and Dodge
streets and became engaged In a dispute
when Sherman kicked Carson so severely
as to render him helpless. Sherman was
arrested by Sergeant Vanous and Ohicer
Hell. charged with assault.
divorce Rim aTinds Away-Eme 7.
Evans fled suit In the district court Friday
for a divorce from David NJ. Evans, to
whom she was married In AIoorehead, L.,
March S. 1902 She alleges that he struck
her. choked her and threatened to kill her.
She also alleges abandonment. Dora E.
Smith applied 10 the district court Friday
for a divorce from Albert ]. Smith on the
ground OF nonsupport. They were married
August 16 1881. She asks the custody OF
their child. George Taylor was granted a
decree OF divorce from Addie Taylor in dis
trict court Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-16

AI.n1nA a Co LETTER sPncIALmrA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-16
ENGINEER HURT IN COLLISION
r. smith Injured in Smash-UD OF Union
Pacihe and Burlington
Trains.

Engineer f. Smith OF the Union Pacific
was slightly injured by a rear-end collision
near Avery Thursday night about o'clock.
The accident occurred at the crossing OF
the Burlington OF the Union Pacific. A
Burlington train was making the switch
to the Burlington tracks which run 20 Fort
Crook and had neglected to send fagman
back, according TO Union Pacific reports,
when a freight on the Union Pacific struck
the Burlington train from the rear, doing
considerable damage and slightly injurng
the engineer on the Union Pacific engine.