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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
ENs

The following marriage licenses have been
issued:
Name and Residence. Age.
Andrew w. Mahan, Wellington, KAN. 20
Grace Elenberg, Lincoln .................. -
William Banded, Omaha ........"....... -
Myrtle Gleason, Oman ..........."..s.. 20
Carl A. Marfisi, South Omaha .......... q
Josephine Pacci, Omaha .........."..'.. ID
Charles +. Marks, Florence ..........,.... 10
May Marrying, Omaha .....'."...'.''.... ~
Carl A.. Spring, Irvington .....,.......... %
Martha j. Mcguire Benson ................ "a
John Nucin, Plattsmouth .....-".".... %
Pearl Black, Plattsmouth ......"..".",..,2l
Henry II. Anderson. Omaha ......."..... %
Esther A. Sanderholm. Omaha ............ "A
Fllippo Pattavino. Omaha .....".,......... %
Rose Bandicro, Omaha .........."........ 70
Edward Allebaugh, Omaha ...............&
Marie Iverson. ADrery Wis ...............S3
Frank Brody, Kansas City, Kan.........32
Biana Reichman, New York City.......2
Robert c. Stevenson. Council Bluffs. LBS
Mrs. Lillian Mater, Council Bluffs........&
Ira c. Zimmerman. Fremont. Neb .......31
Mary f. Sandan. Omaha ...."...........2
Gaetana Roxas. Omaha .............".,...27
Rosina Gaeta, Omaha .19
Barton Willard, Omaha ....................22
Nathalie Merriam. Omaha.......,.....,....1
William Relster, Omaha ..,......,.,,.....46
Helen Schultz. Omaha ....s........"."...SO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

ROsSITER-Francis p, aged 30 years. at
his residence, 1906 N. 10th.
Funeral Tuesday from residence az gov
to Holy Family church, at 9 a. m. Inter-
ment Holy Sepulchcr.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
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will bet One insertion, 4 cents per
Iineg three or SIX consecutive tnser-
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promptIy and on the same rates as at
che main office in The Bee Butidtns'
seventeenth and Farnam streets
Albach w G. 10th and Farnam.
Beranek. s.. A., 1903 8. 18th -.
Becht Pharmacy. 40 s. 18th 81,
Henson Pharmacy. Benson, Nep' -,-,,x
Bemis Park Pharmacy, Sherman sSa SnE Ave.
Coughlin, c. R., 9Th and PIERCE 3ts. A.,
Chiffon HUi Pharmacy, 213 Military ave
Ccnts. ]. b.. Slst Ave. and Farnam 81
Crissey Pharmacy, path and Lake sN'
Cermak, Emil, 12o-6 5. l5th st q
Fhlers. b. H, 2SO2 L~eavenworth S'
Foster & Arnold, 23 N. 18th 81
Freytag, John J., 1914 N. Ath 81
Fiorence Drug Co, Florence, rep
Goldman Pharmacy, 10th and Lake sus'
Greenough. G. A. 1925 g. 10Th 81
Greenough, @; A., 1874 :: l2tn 81. a..
Hsnscom Park Pharmacy, 14Ol 5. Stn 81
Hoist, John, GA N. 18th 81.
Huff A.. l., 1924 LeGVeiworth 81.
King, n, g., Z3S Faranm 81. uN e..
Kountx Place Pharmacy, 26Ol N 14th e''
Patrick Drug Co, 1902 r. Tt gltb 81
Peyton, L f., Path and Leavenworth Sts,
Saratoga Drug Co, gath st. and Ames
schaefer's Cut Price Drug Co., 18th and
scbsefer' August. 2@1 N. 1eth st.
schmidt. ]. H, 9th and Cunning Sts
storm Pharmacy, 18th and Martina Sts.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 10th ana Gumins
Walton Pharmacy, 10th and Grace SITS.
Worth, o H., Goth and Hamilton sus'
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Edmund c. Strobe and wife to Lau-
dentina A. l.. West, WY nwk
Same to same, lot 4, block 10, Briggs
place l
Wiley M. Cue and wife to c. e. Mar
tin and wife, part lots 4 and 5. block
IA. Boyd's addition ............-... 800
James b. Bone and wife to o. A.
Nickum, west II feet Of north 10 feet
lot TO-, block 8, and part lot H.
block 8, brakes addition ..........,.. 800
Florence p. Leavitt, trustee, to James
Neville. tract of land west OF c. w.
Keye's land on Harvey street ..:..... g
Prairie Trust company to Ada L. $50.
Moore. lot 9, block 1, Prairie park. 3,4OO
County treasurer to ID. c. Patterson,
trustee, lots ! to 20, block 291, Flor
ence, and lots 3 to 70, block 101, Flor
ence, and lots / to 20, block ITO, Flor
ence ......
County treasurer to same, lots 3. s TO
10, block 2, part lots 4 and 5, Brook
Same to same, east so feet lot 6, block
I and part lot s, block T. Cote Bril-
B. X. windham and wife To- Frank r. 49,
Gamble, lots 4 and 8, Harris SUBJ. 10
Francis c. WEIGH and wife to John.
Sroka, lot 5, block 5, Hillcrest. ......, 1850
Same to John Meek, lot 3, block 5,
same ......... $50
Lillian c.. Ellis and wife to Robert B..
olmstead. lot s, block II, Bedford
Ida S. Underhill and husband to John
+. Sturgeon, lot 20, Fearon place. -. 900
Hattie M. Crabtree and husband to @.
A. Eckles, lots 6 ami T. Wilson's ad-
dition to Kountze place ............. I
William A. Smith and wife to Truman
S. Day, lot Z, block 2. Glencoe place. $50
Patrick Carev to John w. Haines,
lots 20 and 43. Burr OAK ............... 1900
Thomas Coughland and wife to Joseph
M. Hiatt, lot 4, Mahonev's addition. l
James B. Bone and wife to Jennie
Hyland, lot Z, block 2, Avondaie
park $500
Elsinore Place company to Edward
Kahre. lot 8. block r Grant place. 100
Fannie Robinson to william O. Nick
els and wife, lot Is, block 7. Military
addition Observation-Disclosures. SEQ
-
Totals .s14.S9O
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STOVE REPAIRS

WE have in stock (no delay repaira for
every make Of furnace, steam or not water
heater, water fronts.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR wORKA
1eS sos Douglas St
Telephones: Bell. Douglas $50; Ind. A-se91.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
CASH RATES ron WANT ADS:

REGULAR CLASSIFICATION - one
Insertion, per line, 10 cents. Two or
mere consecutive insertions, per line,
, cents. Each Insertion made ON a
lays, 10 cents per line. %1'eO Per
line per month"; excepting that
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PERSONAL

John CANE IL In town. Now r. the time
10 trim trees, t~rellises. grapevineA. Ieie-
phone Douglas $50 OF A-s6te.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
OFFERED FOR SALE

Furniture.
TWO folding counter stools, mahogany
finish; been used a short time and will
sell cheap. Call Bee office. Omaha.
Q6)-143
Typewriters ana Sewing Machines.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
BUSINESS CHANCES

WOULD connect myself with a hustler An
the real estate business. one that h we'll
acquainted with the city. Have had five
years experience handling farm and ranch
lands. References exchanged. w. w
Mitchell. 100 Spencer st. Phone Webster
as76. 0)-MlO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24

FREE HOMESTEADS that will pay 5000
hut must plant five acres of trees within
five years. For particulars address the
Jantha Plantation CO., Block l0I. Pitts
burg. Pa. C9O-M6eS PAX
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

TWO good residence properties. walkInR
distance OF city hall; prefer to deal with
owner; must be cheap for cash. Address
= oS"' care Bee. C)-M672 PAX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
Oklahoma.

50 ACRES-7O in cultivation. 2 mi. from
Wayne. Okla; fine land; small house and
barn; II sold at once. SIS per acre. Ralph
(20)-M667 PAX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24

$500 CAN be safely invested in an estab-
lished manufacturing business with the
owner. No scheme. Address N COS. Bee.
W-A6S7 sax
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24

sYRINGEs, rubber goods by mail; Gu
prices. Send for free catalogue MYSoa
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha. u0-'Ss
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24

RESTAURANT for sale at a BARGAIN m
taken soon. Owner wishes to leave TIA
city. rs West Broadway. Council Bluffs
(D-M18 3ax
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-24
WANTED-T0 BUY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AN Al man, single, age 10, with 20 years
experience feeding cattle and doing farm
work, wants permanent position with
good farmer; best of references. Address
Y IL, care Bee. C0-NeTS ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
CLAY ATTACKS
ALDRICH BILL
fUnltod Press Leased wlro)

Nlulitu IftHt l'dH'h NllNsf
Washington. Feb. ii.-Another
attack on senator Aidrlcha financial
bill was made IN the senate this morn
ing when Senator Clay, OF Georgia,
denounced Il. IN 30-minute speech,
as a vicious Measure framed TO "fa-
vor the rich and powerful. and 10 en-
able them Co control the issue OF
money against the Interests Of tho
people"
Senator Clay declared that Senator
Dailey's ld,a OF i.sulng $500 zee. 600
IN treasury notes was a much more
cnectual remedy. and criticised con
gress for allowing a surplus OF $780,
OOO. 900 20 accumulate In the United
States treasury, he approved OF
Secretary Corbelyou's action IN plac'
Ing part OF Rho money In national
banks. as he said Il was better OF
there than In the treasury Tho SON
ator declared that the South aud
West are diucrlminated against IN the
bin IN the classification OF bonds
which aro An be used as a basis for an
Increased circulation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
THREE CORNERED FIGHT
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
William BuStey Decides TO Take Hand in the Contest
For That Nomination in Marion County

city engineer and street commission
or II he would take It. but prefers TO
become a candidate for county Judge.
He will put up a strong fight and
from this time on, as all the candi'
dates are now probably lined up
there will be something doing In the
race at the coming primaries. Bnshey
is one OF the progressive young men
OF the county.
when he was shown the platform
OF the other two candidates he said
be was something OF a good roads
man himself, and would have some
thing 10 say TO the people a little
later. He did say this much, that he
favored constructing permanent high
ways as fast as possible. and wher-
over a road district was willing TO
vote special tax to construct good
roads he was In favor OF the county
helping such districts. 80 long as the
plan was uniform and applied to all
districts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14

so. that his co-defendant, Schmltz,
had agreed 10 testify against him,
and that he alone would be held to
blame.
THE afiant was then assured by
Rabbls Kaplan and Nieto that Jndge
Dunno, Of department six and Judge
Lawlor. OF department eleven, hal
agreed to carry out the plans OF the
prosecution and affiant asserts that
these assurances were made TO him
before he pleaded guilty and rendered
the grand Jury room.
"He further asserts that acting
upon such verbal promises and a
written contract covering part OF the
agreement and relying upon the as
surances given 10 him by Francis J..
HJney. William II. Langdon, William
J Blggy william J, Burns and the
Rabbis Nieto aud Kaplan, he did tes-
tify before the grand jury in regard
To certain transactions. and that, be-
llevlng that an the aforesaid prom
ses and assurances he was made a
witness against himself"
At,ach1i 20 the afildayit was a
copy OF the Immunity contract,
which Is held In the Joint keeping OF
Detective urns and Rabbi Nieto.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
BAKER CITY RUMOR
TENDS TO SHOW THAT
INSTEAD OF BEING ASSASSIN
ATED BROWN DELIBERATELY
KILLED HIMsELF-wAs IN
GREAT FINANCIAL DIFFICULT
TY.
tUnited Press Leased Wire }

tOnlted Press Leased Wlre.)
Baker City, Or, Feb. 14.--The ru-
NOR Is now current that Harvey
Brown committed suicide, and was
not assassinated, as has been gener
ally supposed. Just where the story
originated Is not known, but II has
gained widespread circulation. an
Is causing much comment. There are
several reasons advanced to support
the suicide theory, chief OF which "a
the fact that he was I'm great financial
difficulty. and desired 20 secure mon
ey for his family. II ls reported that
on the day of his death he told hls
wife he was going TO his mine IN
Slices gulch to see a man. whom he
know at the time was not there. 70
Is also reported that the bolts In the
gate are the same as those used az
his mine, and that a quantity of
wire. the snme as was used on tho
bomb. was found In his cellar. AZ
though Brown had taken out lie In
surance amounting TO S27.500. only
$4,000 Of this was In force at the
time OF his death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
DROWNED WHILE
FIGHTING FIRE

Omitted Press Leased Wire)
Now Yor. Feb. ii.--Charles Krl'
ger. deputy nre chief Of New York
was drowned today In a sub-base.
ment OF the mirror factory OF the
Pischlar Company. while he and his
men were fighting a fire that had at
tackled the building Six other hre-
men were injured aud 80 were over
come by smoke.
Chief Croker had ordered his men
10 fight the flames from a position In
the street. as he realized that the
building might collapse at any mo-
menL Kruger did not agree with
his superior tie thought more could
be accomplished by attacking the ire
from tho Inside OF the building, and
got permission 10 lead several hremen
into the plant A few minutes later
he fcu through a trap door and was
drowned. Tho men who followed him
were rescued by their comrades
Kruger was one OF the best known
fro fighters In tho Eau
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
POISONED BY
TOAD STOOLS

tunited Press Leased wtrel
San Francisco, Feb. "a Pierre
Chonot ate toad stools, which he no I
gathered ia Golden Gate park lest
night. aud Was found unconscious by
Pstrolman y K0lly, who booked
hlm oa a charge OF being intoxicated
Tho man apent last night al a station
in stupor. ana lt was not until this
morning, when he waA removed 90
the eRy prison, that his real condition
was found out When he recovered
conaciouuncss Ne cried steadily for
HE vito. whom he had lcft Ia conyui
siOns from eating Of the same dish
Chenol, who 10 carpenter, got the
supposed mushrooms ana brought
them "a his apartments. al franklia
and 0rcgory streets. where ho and
his wife cooked thcm After eating
them. both Wefo takvn sick. aud che.
not left his wife ia agony while he
went la search of physician. Al
the oorncr OF Sutter and Franklin
streets he dropped and lay Jhere a
considerable iime before he Was
found hN tho policeman
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14

At the solicitation OF many Repub'
Iicans IN all parts OF the county,
william Bushey, OF this city, has de-
clded 10 enter the race for the nomi-
nation for county Judge Of Marion
county.
The other men in the field are w.
w. Hall, who has been county clerk
two terms and for the past four years
chief clerk In the once Of County As
SCISSOR. and M. l.. Jones, who has
served in the Legislature, and is a
large Iand owner at Brooks.
Mr.. Dushey has been surveyor AMI
engineer In this county for many
years. lie was called into the street
construction work OF this city In
the past two years. when other sur
veyors got matters badly muddled
and mixed. and had 10 be straight
ened out, VIM. Bushey was called In
and did the work In a satisfactory
manner. lie could have the ONCE OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
OREGON CITY
MAN IN TROUBLE
Omitted Press Leased Wire. }

Nthlltu iIeah lstdHfu NiItsl
Oregon City. Feb. lotto Oh
sen. who was arrested last night
charged with embezzllng $500 be-
longing to the Willamette school dis
trict. was discovered today to be also
a forger. The bond submitted by
him TO cover the defalcation was to-
day pronounced a forgery. A week
ago Olsen fell Il feet from a tele-
phone pole. striking his head. and he
Is stlll confined TO his bed as a result
OF this fall, II Is now believed that
he was attempting to commit suicide
when he fell. and that the supposed
accident was really the result of u
carefully put un scheme for self
destruction.
Besides being the treasurer for the
Willamette school district. he Is the
financial agent for the Methodist
church. and local superintendent of
the Portland General Electric Com
pany. He came into possession of
the $t5OO OF. school funds through
appropriations TO pay upon the dis
trict's bonded indebtedness. whieh
he failed TO do.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
COUNCIL TRIES TO
BEAT THE PEOPLE

Seattle, wash, Feb IA spec.
cial meeting OF the city council was
held last nigh, to giye a second read.
ins to the puion PaCine franchises.
50 they can be advertised aud hnally
passed prior to tho vote ON the char
Ter amendment requiring the subm Isl
sion of all franchise ordinances 90
tho people for ratification Ry pass
ing tho second reading last night
ihcy Will gct their maj reading al
the rvgular council meeting on March
p one day before the city election
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
.WRiTT AM NILSSON
TO MINT FERRV AIRY IS

los Anselvs Cal. Feh. "a Jim.
m, bfNy Is down Go hand work for
as hsht With Baulng Nelson at the
'ocal club on Veterinary 25 From
tho Easi side club ne took am eight
milo ram on che roads aud in che az
irruoon Yesterday he spent several
hours Ia che club s,m skipping the
rope pulling the NeIshts, wrestling
with the sand has ana d0lns shadow
boNiug hc stated yesterday that ho
Neishod lto p0unds Nelson Is on
n0w on huntng trip ne Wiz be-
sim training SUNDAY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
RELIGION GONE MAD
FANATICS N THE SADDLE

Omitted Press Leased Wirel
Winnipeg. Man. Feb. ii--As re,
suit OF a sunday closing crusade,
started by the Lords nay Alliance,
under tho Lords nay act. one man
has been arrested In the act OF TAX
ing bath. undcrtakers conduct
ing funeral services have been taken
in custody ana newspaper mon taxi
Ing notes ON sermons have not es-
capcd the keen eyes of the law.
More than SEQ summonses have
been issued for alleged breaches ~
the law and police officers are busy
t1rNiug them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14


further asserts that Rabbls NIeto and
Kaplan ana William j. Burns called
upon the mother aud sitter OF affant
To secure their aid In the enort 20
have the atilant tell what he knew Of
the said transactions. promising that
he would be given full immunity.
The atiiant. Ruef, IN reply 90 these
repeated urgings. declared that II he
should tell an that he knew that q
might not satisfy the prosecution.
and that they then might ropud1ate
thsir agreement with him They
said Burns declared that no such
question would be raised and that
the district attorneys ofiice had as.
surcd him OF that fact. The afiiant
then stated that the Judges OF the
superior court might not be willing
TO carry out the plan. or that the
pros 'Cution. when the time arrived.
also refuse Go do So They said
Burns declared that no such pro-
ceedings would ever arise and that
he Burns. would XIII any one who
would refuse 10 carry oat the con-
tract The atore mentioned elisor
W. ) Biggy. also personally assured
this aud guaranteed the afnant that
the immunity contract would be car.
riea out, and also sSore that he
would XIII anybody who refused 90
do SO
'Tho father aud mother of the
aihant relied upon the repeated as.
surapces ana promises OF the prose
cution. and time and again called
upon him. urging him 20 accede 20
the wishes of ths prosecution and
rely upon their promises OF immuni-
W. The aiiant was assured by DTS
.trict Attorney langdon, Assistant
District Attorney Francis Heney and
William j Burns that should he
plead gul'ty to the eNtortion charge
against him ne would In the future
b. allowed 90 withdraw his plea ol
sullN and enter one oi not guilty,
which in turu would d. dismissed
aud that AN further indictments re
turned agaiust him by me grand jury
would also bo dismissed. They as.
sured him that they would De able
20 have the presiding judge SET the
cases of an Indictments re,nrued /
against h,m before De Iudses of de- /
pariments s.N ana e',,en 0i the supe /
rior court ANA thar these judges I
would dismiss tbe ina ytmouts. itl
vas later agreed upou that Rabbits /
kapalan and Nieto, Detective William /
J. Burns. Assistant District ATTORNEY /
Francis D Heney aud District Attor-
ney langdon should can upon the ,
Judges 90 departments six aud eleVeu
and secure their consent 20 every |
agreemenL The aHant. however. re-.
fused 20 plead gullN. asserting his
lnnooonoe OF the charge. which he
nov again reasserts. He was thea
told By the said Heney tAat Is was
absolutely necessary for hln 10 do
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
sim Being Talked About

People OF the city are still talk
ing about the musical features of the
big booster meeting the other night.
The McEleroy orchestra covered
themselves with glory three feet thick
and IL will be long remembered that
Mrs. Hinges voluntary assistance
was the great feature OF the pro-
gram, and in which no one was dis
appointed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
SOLDIER STABBED
BARTENDER

San FgangDco. rth. NJ Whlo
atiempuns to Quell disturbance
started hY three soldlcFs lp Golden
Gate Asenae saloon esry this mogn,
ing, hobart nrowa tho bartender,
gas stabhed Ia che baes and probably
fatally wounded hy Claude Helsh.
man an artillery man heishman
Vas osptaced. bui his sompanions es.
capped
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14

hex by the crew OF an eastbound
freight. A ballet wound In his head
indicated the cause OF death, but
whether murder or suicide has not
been decided The youth was vel!
dressed and his hands were soft, show
ing he was not of the laborlng class.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
HYNt IN BRIGHAM'S CLASS
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fenced 10 seven years imprlsOn-
ment
iIyne admits that he Is the "Witz-
hon who is wanted by the police au-
thoritles In an the big American
cities. and that his real name Is +.
Sshotz. Tie says no has used 2S diff
fern names, and that he has 80
wives, some of them living In Wash
ington, New York, St Louis, Chiea-
go, p'troIt. Cincinnati. Minneapolis
and Milwaukee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-14
ANOTnER MYSTERY
or THE DESERT

Omitted Press Leased Wirel
san Bernardino. Cal. Feb. l4.-Au
other desert mystery has been re-
ported 20 Coroner Vanwie The body
OF an unknown white man has been
found beside the Santa Re track near