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The Globe-republican., 1908-09-17
Ask.for the Hedas Post

A genuine hand made cigar, made from
the best qualities OF tobacco. There are
not many cigars as good, and none bet
ter. Dodge City Cigar Mfr,
Dodge City, Kansas. II
The Globe-republican., 1908-09-17
THE SCHEDULE OF THE TRAIN
Not Definitely Announced Yet
Everybody Should Keep
Posted on Later Ar
rangements.

Z William II. Taft. Republican NOM
inse for the presidency, by the pres
ent arrangements will be Dodge Olty
on Saturday, October Bird. Judge
Taft will leave Denver by a special
train over the Santa Fe so as to enter
Kansas some time the morning OF Oc-
tober 3rd. The arrangement Of the
national committee is to have the Re-
nublican candidate for president
make speeches at the different towns ,,
along the line, from the rear OF the
train. It is supposed now that the
train will be here in the morning.
The schedule will be obtained as soon
as possible, and announced. Every
one should make it point to keep
posted. and be at the depot, if the train
reaches here at any time after day
light. This will give you an oppor-
tunity to see and hear one OF the great
est men that this country has ever
produced. As soon as the time OF the
train can be learned unless the hour
of the trains arrival should be before
, daylight, arrangements will be made
Tor Judge Taft's reception in Dodge
City.
There will no doubt be an earnest
attempt made by Garden City to have
the Taft train stop there and if the
train is there after daylight. it will
Get here late enough in the morning
to have big reception.
State Chairman Dolley attended Q
meeting at Chicago the first OF the
week, at which speaking tour thro-
uph several states was arranged foi
Judge Taft. Mr.. Dolley succeeded IL
getting three speeches in Kansas, al
Topeka, Leayenworth and Atchison
besides short speeches from the tran
al most OF the stations along tht
Santa Fe.
The Globe-republican., 1908-09-17

Conductor Thomas, who runs In here
on the Santa Fe from the east, has been
the happiest man on the Santa Fe system,
for the past week. A number Of years
ago, Conductor Thomas went 10 AUS
tralla. His wife aud son remained In
this country. They moved to different
part Of the country, and the mother died.
When Conductor Thomss returned to
this country he could find no trace Of the
son. BY some means be got on track OF
him recently ln California, and wrote q
letter Of inquiry. An answer reached
him at Dodge City one day last week
It came from the son. He had made MI
way through college and Is now manager
Of Wholesale concern 10 California
Mi. Thomas expects to make a sixtJ
days visit III California In the neal
future.
The Globe-republican., 1908-09-17
Christian Church.

The subject Of the morning sermon
next Sunday Is 1.-The Parable OF the
Leayen". The evening sermon will be
on "Excuses" At the morning service
the choir will render the anthem ~ will
Praise Him" by Alleman. 10 the even.
ing o soprano and tenor duet will be
given, "The King Of Love my Shepherd
is" BY Jerome.
The Globe-republican., 1908-09-17

Charles CLARK Millard, Of Fl. Dodge
has published pamphlet entitled "Ihe
Remnant, dealing with the higher
c,it,cism of the bible and has 1t on sale
In Dodge City.
The Globe-republican., 1908-09-17

Ths true friend Of REFORM the true foe Of abuse is the man w0
steadily perseues gng wariug against abuses out whose
character and training such that he promises wha he cannot per-
@ he always little more than makes good wha he does poe ana
that we steadily advancing he permits himself to be led into foolish
exeesses which would damage the very he champions In Mr. lgt we
haue man combines all Of these qualities degree which no other man
in our public life the uI has surpassed To flaming hatred Of
Injustice all that base and mean to hearty sympathy wth the
oppressed tes entire dsnessedness courage both moral and physical
the vru qhes tvp and kindly generosity nature which makes him feel
that all of his ow-cupen very truth his friends and brothers,
that their interests and that all his great qualities be spent wth
lavish freedom in their Uce."-7beOdore Roosevelt.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
SEEKS TO DISCOVER
THIRD MAN IN CASE
Grand Jury Probes for Alleged
Accomplice of Lynch and
Rankin

At the call OF Assistant District At
torneys James Hanley and Robert Harri-
son, the grand jury met in secret ses-
sion at 8 O'Clock yesterday morning to
4 investigate some new evidence con-
cerning the Ocean Shore bond embezzle-
ment case for which John Lynch and
Z. IL. Rankin have been indicted. New
Facts have been brought to light which
tend TO connect a third man of consid-
cradle business prominence with the
alleged efnbezzlement and il was in an
endeavor to search this matter to the
bottom and obtain testimony to fll one
or two minor gaps in the evidence at
hand that the investigation was re-
opened.
Only two witnesses were called yes
terday morning. They We're w. w.
Sweet and Il. III. Bacon, both of whom
were formerly connected with Rankin
IN the brokerage business, but. neither
OF whom has previously been before
the grand jury, although an unsuccess-
Iui attempt was made at the time of
the original investigation to serve
sweet with a summons
The theory of the prosecution. based
on recent developments in the case. is
tnat Lynch and Rankin acted under the
direction of another financier in carry
ING out the alleged embezzlement trans
actlon, and 1t is to lay the blame at
TINS mans door that the present inyes-
tlgation has been. taken up. The TAX
ing or testimony in the Lynch trial
VIII beginitomorrow morning. and some
new evidence was secured yesterday.
wnlch. IL is understood. will consider
aply strengthen the states case.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
SILK STRAND VERSUS
TRANS=PACIFIC CABLE
A Matter of Consequence in
Which Diameter Counts as
Against Length

Il requires no flight of intellect or
imagination TO determine accurately
that there are exactly 500 feet in 100
yards. whether il he Of sewing silk
or trans-Paci7ic cable Butt requires
somewhat different size spools .upon
which 10 wind it, Some dihicultv
would be experienced in slipping = bun-
dred yard spool Of the Pacific cable into
your sewing bag. Not so with sau-insr
SILK. and yet shere IS a great ,lifferenre
IN the size OF silks Of different makes
some spools are thick in the wfnding
barrel ana some are thin: Vet each con-
talnS lee yards. The hundred wards
on the thin spool must be heavier than
the others and consequently contain
more silk silk costs s. a pound AMI
wood only So a cord. so it behooves fba
user Of sewing silks that she buv SILK
not wood
This is the first visible test Of M
HeminWay * Sons spool SILK Pm,
a spool from your dealer and comma rs
the size OF the empty spool with tba
one you have been using and Won viii
promptly see that YOU get more silk
IN the N. Helninway < Sons brand than
IN the other, Not more yards. but
heavier. better quality, perfect in fV-isf
Tree from knots. IT comes in e25 shades
and IL your dealer can not sllpplv fbe
color and qualify send YOUR order direct
10 n HeminWaN < Sons silk 90 icSa
Pine street. san Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
WOMAN STABBED,
MAN IS JAILED
{
Quarrel Leads to Cutting Which
Knife Wielder Says Was
Accidental

Through call for an ambulance
sent to the central emergency hospital
yesterday afternoon, crime which was
committed last Thursday night was
brought to the attention of the police
and William Leahy, salesman, is now
conflned in the city prisop charged with
committing an assault with deadly
weapon.
Thursday night Leahy was visitor
at the home of Mrs. Rose Rich, 44S
Linden avenue Late in the evening
an argument arose over some trivial
matter. The discussion was a heated
one and eliminated, so it is alleged,
in the participants coming to blows and
Mrs. Rich being stabbed in the aDdo-
men. This ended the festivities ana
Leahy departed, while the woman re-
tired.
Although there We're several women
in the house nothing was said OF the
occurrence by the injured woman and
nothing was known until yesterday
afternoon, when she complained OF
being i'll and the ambulance was called.
While on the operating table the
woman told the surgeon how she re-
ceived her injury and the police We're
notified. with the result that Leahy
was arrested.
Leahy maintains that it was all an
accident and stated that while joking
with the woman she fell against the
knife, which he at the time was holding
in his hand. The husband of the
woman is fireman aboard the steamer
Yosemite and has been separated from
her for several years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
WORK IS BEGUN ON
S35O,OOOBUILD|NG
three Shifts of Men Labor Day
and Night on Site of
Big Structure
Lessees Expect to Occupy New
Quarters Not Later Than
March /, 1909

Three shifts or men. each working
eight hours. are laborng on the site
of the stewart building. which is TO be
erected At the east corner OF Fifth and
Market streets under supervision oi
Architect Sidney j. Newsom.
AS March j, 1903. is the date set for
occupancy by the lessees. the work VIII
be pushed day and night wxhout .
lctup. and the building when finished
is expected to represent the most rapid
bit Of construction work done in this
city since the fire.
Covering. as il Will an area OF 275
by 237:6 feet. the structure viii be
second in size only 10 the Emporium
building.
The cost Of the building is estimated
at S350.OO0. The exterior viii be In
white glazed brick.
The site is known as the Lincoln
school lot and is owned by the Lincoln
realty company. which is constructing
the building. As there has been a
change recently in the personnel of this
company il is thought probable that
the newcomers viii ask some slight
changes in the architects plans for the
interior, bat none viii be made on the
exterior.
The new men in the company are
Robert Oxnard. II X. StetsOn and NJ. S.
I(Ohlberg. Almost the entire building
was leased by Ashby O. Stewart to ten
ants from whom he secured s152 500 in
subscriptions TO the stock Of the COM
pany. Stewart then sold his interest
FOR $4,000
Those having long leases in The build
ing are the City and County bank, the
WalkONer shoe company. Charles
Brown & Sons. the Clarion. Albert 5.
Samuels, Mrs. L. Lynch, the Pacific
syndicate, and Schwartz & Goodman.
There are six lofts in the building. and
TWO OF these OF 10000 square feet.
have been leased by HIM q Landt
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

Do You Want $500.
Read THE CALLS. weekly offer on
mage AZ
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
MRS. WV. MaCNEVIN
SUES FOR DIVORCE
ROadhOuse Scandal of PrOmi-
nent Couple Finally Makes
Its Way Into Court

The doubt which has existed since
early in August as to whether William
Y. MacNevin. the real estate man, or
Gertrude B. AIaeNevin would institute
divorce proceedings was determined
yesterday by the fling of suit by the
wife. Each has at different times
threatened such action, and by way OF
contrast there has also been talk of
reconciliation.
Mrs. MacNevin charges cruelty. and
limits her allegat5bns TO one beating
she says MacNeyin administered to her.
This was on August IL, the date of
the much discussed early morning en-
counter between -MaeNevin and his wife
at the resort known as Uncle Toms
cabin. The alleged beating is stated
TO have taken place at the MacNevin
home later in the day. In her COM
plaint Mrs. MacNevip says her nus
band assaulted her tore of her waist
and struck her on the head and shoul-
ders. severely bruising her. As re-
suit of this. Mrs. MacNevin says, she
has since been victim or nervous
prostration.
The complaint states that the prop
erty rights have been adjusted out of
court 1t is understood Mrs. Mac
Nevin will receive about $4,000 and
the house at san Mateo. MacNevin,
who is a member of the firm Of Land
grehe. MaeNevin & Jones. is believed
to be worth about $4,000. The .dues-
tion Of the custody OF the child, Ruth,
aged .. which at one time threatened
to cause trouble has been adjusted by
an agreement that she shall be under
joint custody, each parent having equal
right TO visit her.
The first hint OF trouble in the Mac
Nevin household was the publication
in August of an interview with the
real estate man in which he stated he
had ordered his wife from his home
because he found her early one morn
ing at Uncle TOMS cabin in company
with the wife of a well known business
man and two male companions. Mac
Nevin threatened to tell the story of
this escapade in a divorce complaint
but he has never filed the promised
bill The version told on behalf of
Mrs. AIacNevin was that she was not
at the roadhouse at all. but that Mac
Nevin visited the place with a notorious
companion.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
FOOD CRUSADERS
| GIVEN SETBACK
Case Against California Paste
Co., Charged With Mislabel-
ing Packages, Dismissed
Court Holds That Defendants
Made No Attempt to De-
fraud Public

The pure food crusaders met with a
setback in Police Judge Weller's court
yesterday when the case of the Cali
fornia paste company, Seventh and
Bryant streets, c. K. Splivalo president,
charged with nislabeling packages of
macaroni, was dismissed. Chief In
spector Robbins of the state board of
health testified that he had purchased
a package of macaroni from the COM
pany, which had marked on the out
side 20 pounds When Splivalo dis
covered who Robbins was he seized the
package and attempted to scrape off
the figures "25." The package actually
contained 20 pounds.
For the defense it was contended that
the 20 pounds was the gross weight.
including the weight of the package.
put Robbins showed that the weight
OF the package itself was ~ pounds,
so that the gross weight was 271s
pounds.
Attorney Ferrari for the prosecution
argued that complete case had been
made out and asked for a conviction.
but the judge dismissed the case. say
ing he believed that the defendants
aid not know the law and there was
no intent to defraud the public. Attor-
ney Cooper represented the defense.
The California pure wafer company,
avenue, pledueu guilty TO
mlslabeling colored water as orange
phosphate and promised not to offend
again The judge dismissed the case.
west, Elliott & Gordon, grocers. 500
Hayes street, We're charged with selling
topaz ketchup and Worcestershire sauce
containing benzoic acid. They pleaded
that they had guarantee from the
manufacturers that the articles con-
formed with the pure food act They
were given week to produce the guar
antee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
REsprrIs FoR nLAkE.

T. y. ). Blake. convicted Of attemnt-
ing 10 bribe juror 10 vote for fba
acquittai of Abe Rufe. was to have
been sentenced by Judge Dunno YES
lelual, Dut at the request of Attorney
Schooler continuance was granted
Judge Dunne was not willing TO grant
a long delay. j wamI this matter dis
posed OF as quickly as possible" he
sald- continuance TO Wednesday
next viii be ordered
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
PRECITA pARLoR MAsoIrp.np

Precita parlor No 1S7, n. s q. W
WI WI d give its fifth annual masquerade
and Fillmore streets. under the an
spices of the parlor's drum corps. An
active act 80, committee of 20 is in charge of
il ine analr, working under the follow
lnS executive officers: William RI
James, chairman; William Herlitz. vice
CHAIRMAN; e. Tietjen, secretary: Arthur
r =. curtis, treasurer. All arrangements
querade a success.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
LECTURE ArY. w. G. a

Miss Gertrude Davidson, territorial
secretary of Y. w. c. "A. student worI,
on the Pacific coast, will address the
young women at the Young Women's
Christian association, 1249 O'Farrell
street, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Ali
women are cordially invited. There
Will be special music. including a solo
by Miss Marian Cumming
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
SUE HOLDERS OF BANK srock

Another suit by the depositors' asso-
citation OF the California safe deposit
and trust company. against the stock
yesterday. The action was instituted
on behalf of 20 depositors for sums of
VARYING size. totaling in all s6S,994.12
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
PLAN ANNuAI BALL

The eleventh annual ball of the Chew
Ia Genius Clasodim, or Free Loan as
sociation, will be given Sunday night,
November / in Dreamland rink, Steiner
and Sutter streets The money made
on the entertainment will go toward
replenishing the treasury of the asso-
citation, which lost heavily in the fail
ure of the California safe deposit and
trust company.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

Fall goods just in. Koenig Shoe Co.
Kearny and Post. 1541 Van Ness av
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
REAL ESTATE
CiTH PROPERTY ron SALE.
0Continued.)
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE
(ContinuedD


furnishes just the place in which to locate a home, a high slightly
tract OF land, artisticaly laid out, with winding roadways and
parks, lying along west Dodge st. paved road, and where the
nelghborhood is assured by a reasonable building restriction.
one to five acre tracts 5000 per acre and upwards, %onefourth
cash, balance easy payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
N. P. Dodge & Co.
INVESTMENTS

~ -
N2,5OO-Fine new cottages. all modern ex-
Cept neat. Always rent we'll IN
south part of the city. win con-
slider good farm In part payment.
s S,Ooo-Fine houses on the northwest cor
All front east and every house has
been put in thorough Iepair. One
S-room house, enc 5-room and three
be rgo 81, 'eGh rossnd i SSh6S f s seSSiG
water and gas in each house. VIII
sell together or separately.
5 4,5OO-Two houses, 9S7 and 9s N. 18th ST.,
one n-room house, renting to two
families, and one 6-room house. All
in perfect repair; paved street; city
water and gas; lot 64x125 IT.
s 4,25O-Two cottages on the northwest cor
ner 9th Ave. and Dewey Ave; Az
#. east front and 1872 IT. south front;
paved; splendid place for row of
at $50 a front foot and two houses
thereon, one s rooms and one 6
rooms. Can you beat 1t?
81, 000-Four S-room, all modern houses IN
Hanscom Place, one block from the
park, on the car line. Two double
naces; lots i00xl50 IT.; rents $40 a
month to good tenants. Easy terms.
L,5OO-The southwest corner of 18th Ave.
and Cunning; elh #. on Cunning st.
and 135 IT. east front on 18th Ave.
Seven-room house and barn. Here
is splendid corner to improve b.
moving house back and building
store and flats on corner.
r
s 2sOo-5-room house and 5 acres in Ben.
son.
s $685. acres near Benson; easy terms.
s 2,25O-9 acres near South Omaha.
s 2.OoO-s acres near South Omaha.
Omaha.
s 325-Acre lots, 44th and Harrison: 81
down and IS per month.
N. P. DODGE & CO.. 1n4 Farnam St.
Q9)-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
Land

16O acres in Custer county,
9 miles north Of Broken
Bow, SIS per acre.
100 acres in Wheeler county,
Neb., no Improvements, $1,000.
VIII trade for city property.
10 acres near Omaha; 400
grape vines, 200 fruit trees,
raspberries and blackberries;
~ acres in blue grass and
clover: 3 acres in alfalfa; 4
acres under cultivation; barn
2x2l; good we'll water. $1,000.
100 acres in Cunning county,
near West Point; well i'm
proved. $500 for quick sale.
20 acres three miles northeast
of Council Bluffs; 300 apple
trees, $50 bearing, other $50
winter apples 2 years old:
Is cherry trees bearing; a
acre plums bearing; . or 8
acres in timber; Balance in
pillow land, 5000, or will lade
for Omaha property.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

Peters Trust Co.,.
ster; lot SSxiOo It. Win sell on terms
10 responsible party.
sl.s0o-on B St. west Of oath, in South
Omaha, 1-room house. i year old;
stable for four horses; east front
lot, J0x13O ftS some fruit.
S1,s50-New and all modern broom house
on West Poppleton; south front,
with front and back porch; cemented
cellar and cement walks; $500 cash.
balance $50 per month, with 6 per
cent interest.
worth, Is modern except heat. with
CRATE In parlor; front and back
on reasonable terms.
81, 7O0-6-room, all modern house: combina-
ton fixtures and open plumbing; lot
5Oxl35 H., and in walking distance.
s., sOO-This is a 7-room house, modern ex-
cept heat; hardwood floors; well To-
Gated on south front lot, 5Ox12s IT.
near 42d and Dodge. Can be handled
with $1,000 cash; balance on terms.
The house is in good condition and
an attractive proposition.
S3.6Oo-Here is a very desirable Groom
house in Bemis Park. 1t is all mod
ern and only 6 years old. Lot is
51X137 It. and has plenty of shrub
berry and native trees. House Is
good size and well arranged.
50, 7O0-Modern s-room house, only 2 years
old. with barn. East front lot on s.
sd st. near Vinton.
&,50O-Large 11-room house, arranged for
two families: all modern. with
steam heat. This is but 5 years old
and is near the car barn on S. sd
st.
| %,OO0-Within walking distance we have a
large Groom house and good barn
ground gxl32 IT,. street paved and in
fine neighborhood.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT.
There are but few choice residence dis
tricts in Omaha where ground can be
bought for less than $40 per front foot
and OF these few the Field Club District
is easily first. In this desirable neigh
borhood we have just completed three
houses that are models of workmanship
and convenience. They are beautifully
finished i'm ~hardwoods, with hot water
heat and large closets. We have recently
decorated them and installed the latest
patterns of electric light and gas fixtures
We have priced them at figures that
cannot be duplicated. They are well
worth seeing. Let us show you.
Do40. T...o4 q
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
MY MODERN HOME

In Benson, 6 large rooms. with good
sined reception hall and nicely finished
op stair : large bed rooms with ample
riQ b room. Bath room with porcelain
FL tres complete. hot and cold water.
Ek trio hight, beautiful Quartered oak
book case built IA wall Porches, level lot
ouarter block 20 car. near school Price
Jf.6E0. Would accept 1900 cash. and
balance al per month Phone. Benson
a2A is AAleSon' ga, M-s17-14
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(ContinuedDI
Payne, Bostwick & Co.

3 25Oo-s21s Charles ST.. new. just north Of
Bemis Park. near Harvey car line;
modern except neat: lot 50x12I. Rea-
sonable terms can be arranged.
2,5OO--sO7 ~. 43d St. ST.. modern except
heat: lot 5Ox1gS: three blocks to two
car lines. This is a bargain.
; 2,sOO-4349 Franklin St.. new. all modern,
5-r. and large attic; two more rooms
can be made; cemented cellars under
whole house; outside entrance; laun-
dry sink. A we'll built house and
worth the money. Reasonable terms
can be arranged.
8 ,cO0@4O1 Farnam St. S-r., all modern;
corner lot 5Ox12S; room to build a cot
tage on rear.
8 3,OOO-1sN n. s5th ST., 7-r. house and two
large lots, 120x124; room to build three
more houses; city water, sewer and
gas. Good sized barn and other out
buildings. $500 will swing this prop
erty. Make us an offer.
5 S.6OO-Brand new 7-r. and reception hall;
all modern; 1850 Douglas: fine, rapidly
developing district. neaF good school;
property will be finished complete in
every detail.
on California St, on car line; a good
location for a doctor. Come in and We
will show you through.
SIS, 5OO-1S1O s. 18th ST., 7-r., large reception
hall and attic, all modern, hot water
might consider exchange for smaller
property. This house was built last
year and is very attractive and well
constructed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
s.. w. Cor. 18th and Dodge SITS. 81, 900.
Frame stores. s., 700 rental, $4,000.
6 brick houses, $3.50 rental. 81. coo.
3 brick houses, $40 rental, $4,000.
8 9-room frames. $50 rental, $4,000.
Near ilst and Chicago, S rooms. $500.
1872 Cunning St. 6sxi32 feet, $4.0O0.
2 Groom frames. $3.50 rental. $3.50.
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT.
7-room modern house. $3.50 rental. $4,000.
N. W. Cor. 10th and Jackson SITS. d.5O1.
33xl15 west. 26l0 Davenport. $3.50.
1853 AmeE Ave, I rooms. $40.
20lS Martha, 2 small houses. $1,000.
Bristol ST. 44xlG feet, 800.
N. PREMIER, OPP. Old Postoffiee
Q9)-M5l4 IL