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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09

chancellor was present and by his demeanor
gave evidence of his sensibility OF the
words spoken. He mads no address.
III health presses upon Mr.. Andrews and
ne win leave for the south as soon as he
can get away.
Governor and Mrs. Sheldon will go 10
Omaha tomorrow morning TO be present
at the opening Of the International Corn
expoosoition. They will be present also at
the military ball to be given Monday night
there.
Raymond Stone sentenced 10 five years
in the penitentiary for forgery and paroled
by Governor Mickey. December 81, 1906
has been returned TO the prison and a
hearing was had this afternoon in regard
to revoking his parole. The complaining
witness was a man named Claridge who
accused the convict Of having alienated his
wife's affections.
; The city council was made TO sit up and
take notice last night when Councilman
J. s. Beonhardt resigned as chairman Of
the health COMMITTEES. Dr.. Leonhardt
handed in mis- resignation because the
council refused to accept his plans for the
isolation hospital. which has been his spe-
cial hobby. The resignation has not yet
been accepted and it is thought the coun-
Gil will continue 10 meet as usual
Every mon, woman and child who drives
an unshod or unfit horse on the streets
while the snow and ice lasts will be ar
rested, II caught in the act. This, Chief OF
Police Cooper has decreed and yesterday
one man was arrested twice. because he
was driving a horse which had not been
properly prepared for the winter.
On the charge of defrauding several Lin
coin creditors out of a total sum estimated
at nearly 1000, Frank Fukaye, the Jap
Rnese proprietor of the restaurant at 126
South Twelfth street, WIS Hpprehended in
Davenport. Ia. at midnight last night, and
viii be brought back TO this city TO answer
TO the charge Of fraud.
join Van Houzen, formerly a resident OF
Richardson county, Will be taken into GUS
tOdy December 81, when ne steps from the
Kansas state penitentiary, and brought to
Nebraska to be tried on g charge Of steal
ing a team of horses from Fred MRrmet
of Richardson county. The crime alleged
was October IS. 1905. Van Hoozen
was seen In Kansas with the stolen team
in his possession. One year later he was
Identified by the owner of the team. At
that time Van HOozen Was in the custody
of a Kansas sheriff. He was convicted and
sentenced TO a term of five years in the
penitentiary. When the Indictment was
brought against Van Hoozen in Nebraska,
Bessie Van Hoozen was charged with be-
ing his accomplice in the felony.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09

2 0o students have been enrolled, an aver
age of 700 students on matriculstion and
Leo students on enrolment during each
year of the schools history.
The institution has a sufficient number
of books on hand to supply 900 students
and by the close of the year the school will
have paid off the entire debt contracted
in purchasing these text books These
books are supplied to students at cost or
rented TO them
Institute for Blind.
According TO the seventeenth biennial
report Of the Nebraska Institute for the
Blind. 81. 700 is required for its mainte-
nance and equipment during the coming
biennium. The institution has a balance
on hand of 81, III. out of an appropriation
of S5O.B0O, made two years ago.
There were seveuty-five pupils enrolled
during the bienntum.
Girls Industrial school.
Lydia j. Mcmahon, superintendent Of the
Girls Industrial school at Geneva. in her
biennial report, says there were present
November 30. 1908, in the school IS. Two
years ago there were G.; number received
during the biennium, AZ; returned from
parole. :: total number cared for, III: num-
Der parOleC, % cObL per Gdplld- 4-9-.4o"
Miss AtcRdRhan estimates the -appropria-
ton needed for the coming biennium at
sS2, 75l-S0.
shaIlenb berger Able to Work.
GOvernor-elect ShRIenberger arrived in
Lincoln this morning and viii testify in
the case wherein Wilson A. Wiley is
charged with the murder of Joseph Wat
kins.
The gO~vernor-to-be is able TO walk after
having been laid up with a broken leg
which he received in Lincoln. He had no
new appointments to announce.
Arthur Mullen, the oil jnspector-to-be
reached town this evening and for a while
talked over the duties Of his new office
with A. 3. Allen
Lincoln News Notes.
School Will close for the Christmas holi-
days Friday Of next week and viii recon
vene January 4 None Of the children have
objected 10 the length Of the hslidRy.
Hearty commentator Of the admtnistra-
ton Of E Benjamin Andrews as chancellor
Of the State university, praise for his SPLEEN
aid qualities Of head and heart, apprecia-
ton OF the work he has done as a citizen
and educator marked the proceedings at
the university conversation this morning.
W. G. Whitmore. a member Of the Board
of Regents, spoke for that body. Judge
Edward P. Holmes gave voice 20 the senti-
ment Of the citizens Of the state and Dean
c. Z. Bessey expressed the feeling Of the
faculty over the coming severance of Mr..
Andrews connection as chancellor. The
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09
Father saves His Chua.

1Ohth' Neh-, Dec. ~6--CSpecial FIJI at
I.SV started IN the home of Thomas G
Messplay' whose residence is so far out that
the 1re COMPANY was unable 70 use the
nose The members formed a bucket bri-
eaoe and did good service after a hard
iisht MI Messplay had occasion to ro in
an outside room, and the kerosene lamp
ne carried exploded, dashing over him and
al parts OF the room flaming kerosene
when immediately communicated 10 the
nHh- hsaiizing that his child was asleep.
ne oasheo through the flames, succeeded
IN sertlhg The child and was Obliged 10 bolt
LHroush me flaming hallway TO rescue him.
sei ana child who was saved without
ourh OF scratch. The loss viii run up sew
1aI hundred dollars. and there is only
partial insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09

The following amounts are invested IN
state bonds: Alabama. 100000; California
s525saOe. Colorado. $4,000; Idaho. So $50;
Louisiana. So $50. Massachusetts, $500;
Maryland, N50.000; Minnesota. s1O0,00O; Mis-
sisFippi. s4g7.Oe North Carolina 5000;
Tepnessee. S7sS, zoo. Utah. $4,000; totals
s.. s4a. 30e.
School district bonds, sS.52s; Alabama
bonds. 81 6O6l3.: state warrants, S672.SS9.12.
President A. o. Thomas Of the Kearney
Nromal school estimates the needed ap-
preparation for that institution for the
coming biennium at $4,000. He divides
his sum as follows: Maintenance, Ss.SOO;
general repairs. Ss.0OO. travelling expenses,
So: salary Of engineers ~janitors, ETC.
x.6s3: salaries Of principal and teachers,
sSG.ee0; new wing and equipment, $4,000;
chapel and gymnasium and equipment
S5O.OOo.
In his biennial report, which was filed
with the governor today. there is a de-
tailed report Of the various expenditures OF
each of the funds Of the institution. A
sumnary of this report follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09
UPSETS FOR OSLER THEORY
Starting Nature on the Back-track in
h Matter Of Hair.
GRAY HEADS MAY LOOK YOUNGER
Omaha Taking Much Interest in the Cam
paagn for the Spread Of Q-Rnn Doc
tr1ne Which Means More Hair
and Color OF Youth.

Sometimes sudden fright viii turn hair
gray in a night. Gray hair is not al
ways the sign OF age. There is honor in
gray hair, but many aggressive heads
Of business look with suspicion on gray
hair. They look upon II as the advance
agent Of old age. Happily the believers
In the Osler theory are few. Or. Mott
has made II possible for gray haired
men 10 fool the Oslerites. His Q-ban
Hair Restorer-the result Of long re-
search-wu transform gray hair 10 the
natural color Of youth. II viii impart a
suken gloss 10 old faded hair. II will
remove the streaks Of gray in boards and
eyebrows. In other words, il is not q
hair aye, but a boon 10 the prematureiy
gray. II starts nature on the backtrack
and oompels a return Of the color OF
youth
This may sound like a page from the
Green Fairy Book. but IT'S a section Of
truth-so true that 1t win not cost Won
a sent II your negative opinion Is sus-
tanned
The Myers-Diion Drug Co. has lust re-
oeived a consignment Of this Q-ban Hair
hest0rer and II three bottles do not do
the work, all the money you pay for the
preparation wiz be returned 10 Won.
II al the b Heads who have
raised new crops Of hair through the
application OF DR.. MOTIFS Q-ban Hair
hestorer were gathered together. they'd
look like a tremendous jam al q politI-
cal meeting Medical authorities know
that ten per cent. Of badness is incur
able, hut 10 ths 30 per cent this o-ban
Hair RestOrer has been a big blessing
Ask for II at the Myers-Dinon Drug Co.
omaha One bettls can be obtained free.
Ask RbOu
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09
COURT IN SESSION AT roNoA
Shertff Loses One PriaOner-Rober,
Metzler in the Tells.

snerlti Loses One PriHOner--Robert
MetEler in the Tells.
FONCA Neb., Dec. ESPECIAL 1.-THE dis
rrlct court ~reconvened today. JOIN Conrad.
VINO was up for burglary and larceny. ran
away and the sheriff. A. H. Maskeu. has
not been able TO find him. The case of the
state against Robert Metzler was called. a
jury secured and trial begun. Metzler is
charged with embezzling some $500 from
bavis d Co., who employed him as their
agent al Newcastle. Neb. He received
money in payment Of bills and failed 10
make any record on the books. it is
charged. There are already some thirty or
forty accounts known at present, and new
ones are being discovered every dav. SO
mat since Metzler aad his preIiminarv
hearing the alleged shortage discovered 10
the present time has reached about 20 oe
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09
and Throat Cured

Mr.. I. p. Swords, of
Washington. ID. C. who
is 20 years old. praises
Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key for curing his lung
and throat trouble from
which he had suffered
for 2 years. MIR. Swords
says that it is a fine tonic
for b uiIdins up the
system.
In a recent letter he writes. Il
am an old soldier Of 70 years. Ny
trouble is with my throat End general
debility. Have read a good teal about
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and the
good IL has done many. While ! hest
tate to nave my name in print 1
cannot refrain from giving my testi-
mony regarding the great benefit j
have received from the use OF Duffyb
Pure Malt Whiskey. During the last
two years my lungs and throat ave
given me much trouble Taking Duff
fy's Pure Malt whiskey according 10
the directions on the bottle ] found
helped me wonderfully. II is a fine
tonic for building up the SYSTEM
l. P. Swords, Washington, D. G.
Mr.. Swords, like thousands of others
who have been cured by Duffy Pure
Malt Whiskey, is glad TO tell of II, 90
that others who are sick may know Of
this great medicine.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09

SIOUX FALLS. s. D. Dec. G-CspsciaI)
While the people 0f many towns in the
state ETe expressing themselves IN favor
Of municipal control Of public utilities. the
people OF Wagner. Charles NH county,
have just leased their W~aterWOrks system
ne John Ahsher, a prominent Wagner cant
tAlist Wild IN future VIII have the absolute
management Of the System
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09

Passing counterfeit money is no worse
than substituting some unknown worthless
remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar. the
great cough and cold remedy that cures the
most obstinate coughs and heals the lungs
Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09
CONVENTION OF COMMIssIoNERs
Committee Named TO Consider ou~.-
ton of ElecfInr An.e..nu

HASTINGS. Neb.. Dec. ~g-QSpecial TreIe-
g~ram)-Nearly 900 visitors are here for the
fourteenth annual convention Of the state
Association Of Commissioners ana srnsr-
Vlsors. The meeting was opened with an
1ooress by President Weldon Of Wood
hiver' and a word Of welcome by Mayor
Mics A committee was named TO consider
the accessibility Of directing a memorial tn
Inc iesistature asking for the repeal of the
present assessor law and a return 10 the
olo-time method Of electing an assessor
for each township.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09
III p SWORDS TIT E"V HNNN"~
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

is an ahoWey pure dEIWn or matted ENmi great care being used 70 have every Kernel uHoNNym Wd
nus destroying tn germ and producing pedg@md liquid food in the form of malt essence which is the
effective tonic EnuEt and vgoahT Known TO SCIENCE hMedb warmth and moisture its pRnbnE
and freedom from injurious substances rpdT it SO hnh can bel retained by tn mts sensitive EoHhr
and all run down and weakened condition Of the brain and body 1t is prescribed by domr and is cocaine
as family medicine everywhere
UnoN-W You ask your druggist grocer or dealer mI btP Pure Malt Whisky sure you get the
genuine ITS tn only absolutely pure medicinal malt vhhkg and sold in large sealed bottles only never bulk
Prices 1@ Look twh eua6enm&h the" Wd Chemist" on the label and make sure the seal over the cork is ~
broken Write consulting Physician Duffy Malt hhhy Co., RUheaa, N y for free Illustrated booklet and
free doctors advice
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09

"No appropriation made by the legisla-
ti1re for these funds; the money comes
from matriculatiOn and other fees paid at
the institution.
The kearney school has been in existence
three years. during which time, the report
SAWS. 200 student have matriculated.
Counting the enrolment by years over
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09
MONEY PAID IN PARIS


the new Company of the balance Of s5.-
OOO,OO paid to the Panama Canal company
$4,000, 600 have already been distributed
among its stockholders. and the remainder
is now being held awaiting final distribu-
ton and payment
What follows is further eloquent testi-
mony taken by the senate COMMITTEES:
Senator TaliRferro-'There is s2ssso,U80~
Nd CromweTl-'Three millions: yes,
sir
Senator TRIlaferro-who holds that
money!
MI. CromweT-The new Panama Canal
company in it's treasury
Asks Some Questions.
Why did the United States pay $40. 600. 900
for a bankrupt property, whose control
could undoubtedly have been bought in the
open market for Ess than &,0OO.OO?"
Who were the Panama Canal company
""who bought up the obligations Of the
old Panama Cana company for a few
cents on the dollar?
Among whom was divided the 81. 10000
paid TO the new Panama Canal mpau ?
Whether Douglas Robinson. who is Mr..
Roosevelt's brother-in-law. or any of Mr..
Taft's brothers associated himself with
Mr.. Cromwell in Panama exploitation or
shared in these profits is incidental to the
main issue OF letting in the light.
Whether they did or did not, whether
all the profits went into Mr.. Nelson Crom-
wells hands, or whatever became Of them.
the fact that Theodore Roosevelt as presi-
dent Of the United States issues a public
statement about such an important matter,
fun Of fragrant untruths. reeking with mis-
statements, challenging line by line the
testimony Of his associate Cromwell and
the official record. makes II imperative
that fun publicity come at once through
the authority and by the action Of con-
gress."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09

All tho world loves a ba-galn You can
find bargains by watching the Want Ad
Pages" of The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09

home her clothing caught fire. w. S.
WolbRch happened to step out Of the
lack door Of his store, and hearing the
ance- He found her clothing ablaze, and
with considerable difficulty the flames were
ex1nguished. When he picked the child
up to carry her into the house a portion
Of her clothing was SO badly burned that
il dropped from her body. Her fingers
were painfully burned and her hair sinEed,
but otherwise she escaped injury.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09
T~ARDSSWITCH RATES HIGHER
State Railway Commission Grants Re-
quest Of South Omaha Company.
RAILROADS ONLY ONES AFFECTED
Places stOck Taras on Equality with
Railways for sfmnar Services
Rendered. On Company
Trnckn.


LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. Especial Tele-
Ersm)-The application Of the South
Omaha Stock Yards company 10 increase
it's switching charge has in practically
every instance been granted by the State
Railway commission. The railroads were
ordered to file their schedules absorbing
the shipping charges.
The order makes the following rates:
\ Ffrst-Ltve stock received from or deliv-
cred 10 q connecting line. % cents per car.
Second-An commodities delivered to con-
meeting lines. q per car. excepting cinders.
rubbish and cars loaded for Omaha proper,
on which switching Will be charged 81 per
car.
Third-An commodities received from
connecting lines for industries located on
II racks Of Union Stock Yards company, 81
per car.
Fourth-An commodities switched from
the transfer track Of one railroad direct
to transfer track Of another. s. per car.
such cars when empty to be returned free.
Fifth-An empty cars switched from the
transfer track Of one railroad direct TO
the transfer track Of another. 81 per car.
Stxth-When firms require switching Of
cars from one part of their yard 10 another
or from the tracks Of one firm to those OF
another. the charge viii be y per loaded
and 8 per empty car.
The order does not affect the charges
from the Updike grain elevator.
These charges are something In which
the shippers are ont Interested" SAID T..
Buckingham, general manager Of the Union
Stock Yards company. THE railroads pay
for these charges. The rates we have been
charging were made many years ago when
the capacity OF a car was much less than
at present. For instance q car of coal
was then twenty tons, and now it is fifty
tons The lighter cars could. Of course. be
moved much cheaper than the large cars
OF the present time. We have been getting
but u a ton, whereas the railroads win
not touch q car for less than 81. ana our
rates have simply been put I'D TO what the
railroads charge. We don't ask any more
as q maximum charge than the railroads
ask for a minimum charge. The fact that
the commission has granted our request and
mat the railroads could not combat il
shows our position was right"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-09
FOR ONE MILL LEVY


fCOnttnusd frem fHb f0s'
10 gI.s136s4si. in addition to the state school
lands. Tits rum is invested IN county anu
State tones. The county bonds held are as
The Washington times., 1908-05-25
WOUNDED PRIEST
MAY NOT RECOVER
Divine Stabbed by Wealthy
PariShioner After Service
, in Missouri Town.

ST. LOUIS. May 25.-The condition
Of Father J. F. Lubeley. the priest who
was stabbed by Joseph Schultz, a
wealthy parishioner. after mass at
Salisbury Mo. yesterday, was very
grave today He Is at St. Mary's In
Urinary here, where physicians are
fighting 20 save his life.
After Pass yesterday he was shaking
hands with his partshioners in front
OF his church at Salisbury when Schultz
rushed at him with a knife. Schultz
stabbed twice. the first blow glancing
Off the priests temple and the second
barely missing the jugular vein.
Schultz, who was arrested today IS
sued statement accusing the priest OF
meddling in his affairs and declared
this thing is not over yet"
Schultz and Frank Legrende Quarreled
Saturday and Father Lubeley tried TO
reconcile them. II is believed that
Schultz interpreted some OF the priest 5
remarks during his sermon as a repri-
mand.
The Washington times., 1908-05-25
BaniShed Army Officer
Plans TO Take Case TO
Courts.

Senators were greatly interested this
morning in d. communication TO a New
York new spaper, saisiug the question
whether Col. w. F. Stewart, who has
been exiIed by the President TO Arizona,
IS the same Colonel Stewart who, as a
member OF q military board. voted
against awarding a medal to Lieut. Col
Theodore Roosevelt. for shooting a
Spaniard I'm the 1855 campaign in Cuba.
Inquiries were made at the War De
paTtmenJ as 70 whether the report was
true. Senator Foraker, among others,
called up Adjutaut General AJnsworth
to ascertain the facts. General Aims
worth emphaJically denied that there
was any truth in reports that Colonel
Stewart had served in the board In
question.
It was learned today that shortly after
the close OF the session. Colonel Stew
arts case will be carried TO tAe courts.
He already has retained able counsel
who are making an investigation OF the
facts IA the law. A test of the question
viii be made as TO whether the Presi-
dent can disregard that requirement of
the articles Of war that an officer before
punishment shall bee CuuueI To 4.e,--
The Washington times., 1908-05-25
Witness Favors Department.

Joseph Crawford, and was C0TTOOOrated
by Percy Crawford.
The Washington times., 1908-05-25
.SUNDRY CIVIL BILL
NOW AGREED UPON
AS Finally Reported Meas
ure Carries Appropria-
ton of S11O,937,3!3.

The conferees on the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill reached a final conclu-
sion and made their agreement before
both houses this afternoon. The bill as
finally agreed upon carries Sl10. 937, 1913. AS
It was reported TO the Senate it carried
Sis, 197, 900.
The final conference agreed to drop
cut OF the bill the item of 100000 TO
buy sites for buildings for the Depart
ments Of Justice. state, and Commerce
and Labor. 1t was explained on behalf
Of the conferees that this item would
probably be taken on by the Public
Buildings Committee.
Two Boats for Panama.
The House finally agreed 10 give
Sl,550.0GO to buy TWO vessels for the
Panama Canal Commission.
The Senate agreed TO leave IN the
bill the pTOgs5ion which Mr.. Tawney
had inserted in the House, after an
animated debate there, limiting the en-
pIOyment 10 which Secret Service men
are being put. A good deal OF obicc-
sIion has been raised 10 the multifariOu5
employment of these men, and i mas
been charged that something Ike
system Of espionage was growing up
in the Government The Tawney amend
ment IS aimed 10 stop this practice
When the bill was reported in the
House Representative Burton voiced
vigorous protest because the Senate
has added S73,0 600 10 the regular alp
preparation bills, not including the pub
lie buildings and grounds bin. Repre-
sentative Burton called upon the House
10 revolt against this extravaganza
and interference with the responsible
lies and duties Of the House"
Outburst of No Avail
Burtous outburst gave Representative
4EherIey Democrat. Kentucky an OPP
portunitv To call attention 10 the an
inouncement of the Republican House
headers that the Republicans alone were
responsible for legislation and would
enact just what they pleased.
Burtou's speech resulted IN more than
"a score Of Republicans voting against
aha report, but enough Democrats broke
from Williams lead to save IL by q
majority of thirteen
The Washington times., 1908-05-25
STARS WANT GAMES.

The Washington Star Baseball Club
has organized. and wants games with
any clubs in the District.
The lineup: WilkersOn. first base;
Byrd. right field: cake shOrtstOp; Jes-
sup, left field Webster, catcher:
.Fohner. third base; AtzsOn, second base:
Williams. pitcher; Smith. center field;
Seweu. center field; Burrees. catcher;
BOwainan. pitcher: Hines. catcher
Address Smith. manager. 1901 c street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1908-05-25
BRENNAN LAWYER
HITS DEPARTMENT

CONTINUED from First Page)
The Washington times., 1908-05-25
CANNON SUMMONS
FORCES BY WIRE
CONTINUED from First Page)

The Senate met at II o'clock this
morning aud spent nearly two hours up
on reading the OF the journal. This war
in pursuance OF the Elibuster. which
was begun by Senator Aldrich last Sat
urday for the purpose Of preventing any
legislation OF Importance outside OF ap-
preparation measures from getting past
the Senate and being sent to the House
TO further delay adjournment Senator
Beverage Of Indiana tried repeatedly to
get the reading OF the Journal suspend
ed.
To kill more time, Senator Aldrfch In
sisted that all the parts or this bin
that were IN dispute in conference be
read. The bill consists Of 217 pages and
about three-fourths Of these were In
contention between the two houses.
The Washington times., 1908-05-25
BOY BOXER KILLED
WHILE LEAVING MINE

PITTSBURG. May 25.-"This IS my
last trip" said Norman Morgan, aged
sixteen. an amateur boxer who has won
considerable fame under the name Of
Young Morgan" He was driver IN
the Risher mines, and had decided that
he would give up mining and devote
all his time TO boxing
Coming from the mine he was knock
ed of the car and three cars passed
over his body, killing him instantly.