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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
FOR. TEMPORARY JAIL
County Board VIII Lease Evans
Structure IN Nineteenth
Street.

The Evans barn on Nineteenth street,
between st. Mary's avenue and Harvey
street, may be converted into a temporary
jail to house county prisoners until the
new court house is built. The county board
Wednesday afternoon adopted a resolution
providing the board and Superintendent
John Latenser visit the barn and that Mr..
Latenser make plans and Specifications tor
the necessary changes. The barn is a
brick structure and 1t is claimed would
provide ample room. II belongs to the
Bennett company, which is figuring with
the county, for a. lease. Bruning voted
against the resolution. The board also
directed the county surveyor to make d
survey Of the sidewalks around the court
house preparatory to locating the new
building and beginning the grading for the
basement.
The board voted to allow bills amounting
to $1ll contracted by Chairman Bruning
Of the Detention school committee for
cleaning up the recently purchased Deten-
ton school grounds, but while voting for
the allowance of the bill the other members
expressed the opinion that The work should
not be done now. IRE objected to clear
ing the grounds now because 1t is the in
tention Of the board to do some building
and he asserted the grounds would hava
to be recleaned.
The contract for grading the west end
of Dodge street was let to E. b.. Winn at
11.4S cents-a cubic yard. The board also
authorized the employment of E L. T..
Ridg way as custodian OF voting machines
from now until November is. While not
employed at this work he is TO be utilized
in arranging the old Justice of the peace
records in the attic. His salary was fixed
at $50 a month.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
ROMANCE AND A ROBBERY.
Money for Wedding Expense Stolen
and Buried in Field.
FOUND BY HEART.BRoKEN LOVER
inspected Thief Is Caught by the
LiEht Of the Moon R~eturntng
to Place where He Hia
Treasure.

A story Of q romantic FsddinE postponed
a mysterious robbery buried treasure
which would have been dug up under the
ghastly light OF the full moon II plans
hadn't migcs rried, 10 revealed by q crimi-
nal prosecution in the court Of Justice
Keller OF Benson.
Newton Nelson. sll North Tw~enty-third
street. South Omaha, Is now under arrest
and 10 tho county jail on charge OF being
the robber. Peter Thorsted, a young Dane,
has had to postponel his trip to Denmars
10 we'd the sweetheart be left behind him
because he was robbed Of his savings, but
he takes a cheerful view OF the situation,
Notwithstanding, because he has found his
treasure and can make the trip after the
prosecution OF Nelson Is over. The story
of the whole romantic transaction as told
County Attorney English is about like this:
Peter Thorsted, an employ at Thomas
Peterson's dairy, a mile southwest OF Ben
son had saved up $50 and was going to use
It 10 go back to Denmark to wed bis
sweetheart Of former days before he came
to America. July 10 he was packing his
trunk for the start. The money which was
to take him to his love was In a wallet
which he oarelessly threw on the bed In
his room. While he was packing. Nelson,
another employee, came into the room
twice. once to leok at the clock and again
a few minutes later on some other pre-
tense. &'i f...4 se
Then ThoTsted missed the purse and
visions Of a postpoDsd wedding rose up be-
foFe him. He searched the friend who was
helping him pack but the money was not to
be found, Remembering Nelson's two Wis
lts to tho room he had him arrested. Nell
son was held over Sunday and then re-
Leased for want OF evidence, A nelgbbor
had seen a man STOPPING owe mysteriously
IN the pasture like he might be burying
something but search failed to reveal any
lhing.
Patiently Goes 10 Work.
Hearthrcken from the loss which made
Il Impossible for him 10 take the trip to
Denmark, Thorsted patiently set to work
to earn more money. Tuesday while he
was cutting weeds in the pasture he came
across a little mound Of fresh earth. Thr se
sticks were stuck IN the ground over the
mound. Thorsted dug into the soft earth
With his fingers and discovered the lost
wallet with the so intact.
He immediately called on Constable
Gallagher ana they went to Nelson's home
at South Omaha. but he was not there.
They then took a new tack 10 find the cul-
prit Gallagher stood guard near the place
where the money was dug up. About .
.,cIock Tuesday night by the light of the
'ull moon he saw a form steslthily APP
proach the pasture. Before the form had
time 10 reach the place where the money
had been buried, Gallagher nabbed It. 1t
proved to be no other than Nelson.
Nielsen was taken to the county jail and
will have his preliminary hearing before
Justice Keller Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Crops LonkinK Fine.

YANKTON, s. D., July l5.-CSpecial.)-
Crop conditions in this county at present
are highly favorable, more so in fact than
for several years past. Corn. on the
Fourth, was, as a rule, well up to what
has been considered the correct stage for
that date, namely, ."knee high" The
weather since has been ideal for this crop.
warm rains and hot weather. 1t is nearly
harvest time and, in fact. winter wheat
is already being cut. This crop is classed
as very good. while spring wheat Is about
medium. Oats may be clsssed as fairly
good, not the bumper crop sometimes
raised here, but still a good average crop.
The main crop in this county. from pres
ent prospects, will be the corn, however,
which never locke better than It now
does.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
DEATH RECORD.
Charles r. Bentley,

GRAND ISLAND. Nsb., July i5-(speeial
TelegTam.)-Charles F. Bentley. cashier Of
the First National bank and one Of Grand
Islands foremost citizens in every respect,
pasted away at his home late this after
noon Of weakening Of the heart. He was
taken III May ) and since that time had
been unable to be at his desk. II was
known that he was suffering from a gen
eTal breakdown, attended az first by fever
and later by bronchial trouble, bnt the end
nevertheless came suddenly. He was pres
ident Of the National Building and Loan
League Of the United States a year ago
and was recognised as a leading authority
In this line Of financial corporation, as
well - upon other financial matters. He
Was a delegate from Hall county to the
last republican state convention and the
opening event Of the republican campaign
planned for his city for Saturday evening
next has been postponed by the local com
mittee. He leaves, besides his wife, two
sons, Arthur Bentley, a member of the
staff OF the Chicago Record Herald: DIR.
Fred Bentley, located at Seattle, and Mrs.
b, H.. Paine OF this city.
y, N. Green.
CHAMBERLAIN, s. D., July 81. NJ.
Green. formerly republican national com
mitteeman. was found dead in his bed
here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
GAS ExPLoDES IN SHAFT
Twelve Miners Probably Meet Death
in workings Of susauehanna
Coal Com -

PoTTsVILLE, Pa, July ik-An explosion
OF gas in shaft No. l, wifiiamstown, col
liery,. operated by the 'sIsauehanna Coal
company, resulted this afternoon In the
probable death Of tweIve miners. Six men
have been taken out dead, while six more
are still inside. Eight have been taken
out terribly burned, several of them will
die.
YoUNGSTowN, o., July I5.-Four work
men. one unidentified. were killed today by
the CAVERN Of the new Grace avenue sewer
here. The known dead are:
JOHN DIAL
EUGENE MULDEDAN.
TUDOR PoRAD, all Roman Italians.
A NTH man Is reported to be buried under
the fall Of earth.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
MAsNEY TAKES THE BLAME
says Ne Advised County Board "a DO
what a. Bid In Election ON
Ger Gnae.

Whether or not the county board was
right when II allowed only u,0 20 the
judges and clerks who served at the sne-
cial election in omahR will be tested IN
court, Judge Martin LRngdoh, who was
one o. the judges al the election. announced
Wednesday he would carry the case into
court and endsavor to collect S. He will
also represent some OF the other claimants.
Deputy County Attorney Magnsy, who
gave the opinion on Which the county board
acted. said Wednesday he did not care 70
add anything 20 what he had already said
in his letter to the county comptroller.
cit Ia purely a question Of law and NOT of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
LINCOLN AD CLUB BANQUET
sixty Members and Guests Attend
and Several short Addresses
Delivered.

LINCOLN. July ~15.-tspeeial Telegram.)-
The Lincoln Ad Mems club gave a banquet
this evening at the Commercial club rooms
which was attended by about sixty mem
bers and guests. In addition TO talks by
local men there were also addresses by
Colonel T. W. Mccullough and ]. d.
Weaver OF Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Lightning kills rather ana Son.

CLAY CITY, H., July 1B.-During a Sc
we're thunderstorm in this vicinity yester-
day afternoon lightning struck the barn
on the farm Of James Guyot, killing Guyot
and his son Leslie and set the structure
dead bodeis OF her husband and son as
the roof Of the barn fell In, tainted beside
her dead and was found there by neigh
bors. She is Frustrated from the shock
and her life Is despaired OF.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Iowa JanbFeaker Caught.

YANKTON. S. d., July l5.-(Speeial.)-
Marshal Jencks captured a Jail breaker
named Chapman, wanted at LeMsrs. Ia.
on suspicion Of being a safe-blower. He
escaped from Jail there July 1 and a re-
ward was offered by Sheriff Arendt OF
LeMars for his arrest The wanted man
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Material Reduction la Number of
Hogs Marketed as Compared
With Previous Weeks.

CINCINNATI; o., July b.-(speciai Tele-
,sram.)--Price Current says; Considerable
reduction In the number Of hogs in market
Is shown In the weeks rercrd.
Total western packing WA 10000 head.
compared with $4,000 the preceding week
and eoo,0O last year, Since March ! the
total is 9,s6O,Oo0 against 10, 546. 900 "a year
ago. Prominent pIaces compare as foliows,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
steamboat boiler ExpIodes.

oKoBoJl, Ia, July D-The boiler of the
Piriot. while racing yesterday
from Spirit Lake to- Arnold's Park with
the boat Iowa, exploded in mid-lake.
THROWN several passengers into the
water. The passengers were rescued and
no one was seriously injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Increases In Salaries Announced of
Nebraska and Iowa Postal Men.

NOu"ahN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shrS
WASHINGTON, d, c.. July B-speciai
felegram)-rhe following promotions in
first n second class postoffices are an
nounced: Nebraska, South Omaha. one
clerk, 500 10 $500, four $500 to 500. two
tl,oO 40 u,loo, five 100 20 400. thirteen
carriers, $500 to sl.oo0 Iowa: Cedar Rapids.
one clerk $500 to $50, three $500 to $500. one
$50 20 n,Ooo, four i.OOo to 81 100, five MOO 10
n.sOo. nineteen carriers $500 to 5000: Chart
ton. one clerk, $500 to 500. two $500 TO 5000;
Perry, two clerks, $500 70 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

cose works will resume work August l,
after a layon OF three months. This means
that 200 men will be put back 20 work
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Funeral of Judge Bishop.
Democrats Meet July On.

The first big meeting Of the democrats
will be on July %. when the state commit,
tee will meet with the candidates in this
city, At that time Tom Johnson Of cleve.
land, O., and Fred T. White, the candi.
date for governor in this state, will be the
chief speakers, and Jerry b. Sullivan will
be the chairman of the meeting. 1t is ex-
pected TO make the meeting quite a gath
ering Of democrats.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
ENGINEER DIES FROM BURNS
scalded by Escaping steam when
Engine Turns Over.

MITCHELL, s. D., July ~l5.-(special
Telegram.)-Frank Burns, the Milwaukee
engineer, who was severely injured in the
wreck on that road this morning, was
brought to Mitchell this afternoon and
placed in the hospital. He was severely.
scalded about the abdomen. Physicians
were unable to do anything for him on ac-
count Of his condition. Both legs were
badly crushed MIR. Burns died this after
noon at 8 O'Clock, and his body will be
sent to Wanasha, MINI, the home Of his
father.
Burns was about Is years old and was an
extra man on the James river division,
having been borrowed from another divis-
ion to help out In the rush Of work. Burns
was the engineer on the second engine
Of q double header pulling a special stock
train, and two mills north of Virgil, his
engine left the track, rolling over on Its
side and pinioning the engineer where the
steam poured from the boiler over his
abdomen. Eight cars of stock were ditched
and a number OF tho animals were killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
IOWA JUDGESHIP IN DOUBT
Sentiment Among Members of Bar
Favors Colonel Clark,
SOME JUDGES ARE CANDIDATES
Funeral of Judge bishop LargeIy At
Tended In Des Moines-Demo-
cratic Rally Late in
July. ..
CFrom a Staff Correspondent


DIES MONIES, July Is -(Special)-Om
OF the best guesses as to the possible ap
p%ointment Governor Cummins will max,
to fill the vacancy on the supreme benet
is Colonel Charles A. Clark Of Cedar
Rapids. He is an old soldier, having won
the title of Colonel" In the civil war; is
one OF the best lawyers there is in the state
Of Iowa AMI thoroughly qualified for tho
position. He has practiced law in Iowa
continuously since 1886, following the war,
when he came to Iowa and located az
Webster City. He remained there for ter
years and then removed to Cedar Rapids
where he has lived ever since and prac.
ticed law.
There is considerable sentiment in Iowa
among lawyers III favor OF taking a
lawyer, who has never been on the dis
trict bench, but has made a reputation 70,
himself as a lawyer. Furthermore II can
be said that among lawyers generally II
is considered any men who seeks the posi-,
ton is not big enough 10 fill II. Their,
arc a number OF district court judges IL
the state, who are out trying TO get al
many lawyers as possible Tired up in sup,
port OF. them. One such left the COO
shades Of q north Minnesota summer resort
and hurried 20 Iowa to start q campaign
This is frowned upon by the best lawyer
and when the primary election law was
passed an especial effort was made to take
the judiciary out of politics,
Colonel Clark is not a candidate for the
position and the biggest question Il
whether he could be induced TO accept
the position. He is 81 years old and thu
custom on the United states supreme
beach is to retire at about the age Il
or soon after. Judge Bishop would have
served till December 81, 1910, and II Il
thought that possibly Colonel Clark would
consent to serve for that length OF tind
even II he did not, later ask for a full
term Of six years even though he is 81
years old, His birthday is IN January and
at the close of the unexpired term he
would be 70 years old. There Is no aues.
ton but Colonel Clark would be eminently
satisfactory to everyone.
IL is known definitely that Governor
Cummins has not given any thought "a
the question OF filling the vacancy thus
far and will probably not take It up for a
week at least. .'r. q,
Funeral Of Judge Bishop.
All offices in the state house were closed
during the forenoon yesterday while all
Iowa paid the last honors to the memory
of Judge Charles A. Bishop OF the supreme
court. The funeral was held from the
home at 10 o'clock and distinguished citl-
zens from all parts of the state were
present to attend.
Democrats Meet July 81,
The first big meeting Of the democrat,
will be on July %. when the state commit.
tee will meet with the candidates in this
city. At that time Tom johnson OF Cleve-
land, O., and Fred r. White, the candi.
date for governor in this state. will be tina
chief speakers, and Jerry B.. Sullivan will
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Eowa FaFmsF Eads Lif..

osKALooSA. Ia, July I6-tspaciai1-
James Phillips. a farmer, committed sui
eide today by drinking earbolie acid.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

expectancy" he said. The law seems 10
me to be clear and 1 gave my opinion on
the legal basis Of the subject and the board
acted on It,"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Rebuilding stricken Town.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., July lb.-(Spe-
clal )-Arrivals from Pukwana, the thriy-
ing little town in the center Of Brule
county. which was practically destroyed
by a tornado a little more than two weeks
ago, report that It Is quite rapidly re-
covering from the calamity and that the
new Pukwana which is being erected on
the ruins of the old will be larger, more
extensive and better than the old. A
small army of men is engaged in the work
of rebuilding the town. 1t has been de-
cided that both the Methodist and the
Catholic churches which were reduced TO
kindlipg wood by the tornado, will be
rebuilt at once. The Catholics were for
tunate enough to have had tornado in
surance to the amount of $4,000, but the
Methodist church was a complete loss ex-
cept the lumber that can be saved from
the wreckage. More than 5000 already
has been contributed toward the fund for
the building OF new Methodist church,
and it is thoughtat tho building can be built
and dedicated fTet from debt
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
New Town On Muwaukee Road.

SIOUX FALLS s, D., July l5.-(Spe-
cial )-Prelimtnary steps have been taken
to establish q new toy on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway at a point
about midway between the present towns
of Wagner and Avon. The promoters of
the new town recently made application
to the State Board of Railroad Commits
sioners for aid in prevailing upon the
Milwaukee Railroad company to construct
a sidetrack at the point selected for the
new town, and this now is pending before
the board. The establishing of the pro-
posed new town is largely dependent upon
the construction of the desired sidetrack.
One of the promoters of the new town
is Z. s. Mayo, one of the substantial farm
ers Of that vicinity, who is the owner of
the land upon which It is proposed to
establish the new town. 1t is likely the
new town will be named Mayo in his
honor.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

was found under a Northwestern round
house platform and was well armed when
taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Glucose wolf to Reopen.

DAVENPORT. Ia. July l5-It has been
announced here that the Davenport glu-
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