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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
Elaborate Funeral Given DOG.

Incased in an expensive coffin, which
was Utmost covered with violets and at
tended by it's owner. with a friend and n
maid as mourners, the body of Nero Lee
pardus, a valuable Italian greyhound, was
taken to Greenwood cemetery. New York,
In a cab and buried. The only thing lack
ing in the burial to distinguish IT from that
of a human body was that there wah no
funeral sermon.
For almost a day the dog lay in state in
the Hotel Majestic. Hundreds of men,
women and children passed through the
parlor to see how lavishly Mrs. Chris
tianna Lepardus, owner of the dog and
proprietor OF the hotel, had provided for
the burial. Nero had been her pet and
almost constant companion for fifteen
years. His kindly disposition had endeAred
him not only to her, but also to many Of
her ~neighbors. They Joined with her In
making the funeral of the animal the most
sumptuous that ever had been held in this
section, and no Trenton dog ever had as
many tears shed over him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

ton estate. Mr.. Creighton said there was
nothing In the story and that, while he
had been away for -four weeks. he would
have been informed II such negotiations
were on.
His trip south was both for business and
pleasure. for he has large interests in the
Lone Star state. Accompanying him were
Mrs. Creighton and Mrs. Charles Creigh-
ton.
Morris Meyerfeld Of San Francisco and
Martin Beck OF New York, respectively
president and general manager Of the
Orpheum vaudeville syndicate, are in
Omaha in the course OF a trip to all the
cities except Winnipeg which are included
in their circuit. There is no news in our
visit here. It is just one Of the many we
are making from coast to coast"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Four Suspects Sent to County Jail to
Be Held for Investigation.
LAST VOTING MACHINE SCHOOL
JudGe Hannibal Discusses Politics
from a Republican Standpoint
Before the Danish Clubs -
sunday Services.

Among five men sentenced yesterday to
the county jail for vagrancy, four were
suspected Of greater oftenses. They were
Tom Donley, Harry Conley, Joe Hicky and
r. ]. Quinn. In their possession was found
a lot Of hardware tools, knives and plncers
such as are used for cutting wire. II is
believed they got the property either by
robbing stores or boxcars. They were each
sent up for thirty days and in the mesn-
time the police will make an attempt to
trace their origin to see II the mystery Of
the implements may be cleared up. They
are described as a rough looking lot of va
grants. The four, together with Mike Sto-
mach, were taken to the county Jail yes
terday afternoon. f
Danish Societies AnIlY.
The Danish societies held a splendid rally
at Ritchie's hall last night. The speaker
of the evening was Judge Hannibal. Ills
discussions were marked for the eIeaTnoss
Of his utterances and his sticking 10 tho
pure arguments and logic In the cam.
paign. leaving out The appeals to pFs3udiee
as much as possible. The response OF tho
audience showed that 1t appreciated this
stroke Of tact.
Sunday Services.
"A Peculiar People ;or. the People with
the Book" will be the topic OF DR.. II. l.
wheeler's Sunday morning sermon. In
the evening the pastor will give an illus
trated lecture entitled. 'Me1icans in the
United States" Jay Laverty will oper-
ate the slides In his s~tereoptieon. The
views are exceptional. No charge Is to
be made and the topic is educational.
The Christian church will hold services
at the Young Mems Christian association,
THE Commonplace Life 0lorified" is the
topic. Miss Bessie Clifton will lead tn,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
DEATH FROM GRIEF FOR WIFE
Michael Ryan, ~ Years of Age, Dies
just Two Weeks After
Companion.

Grief over the death of his wife, just two
weeks ago and i'll health due to his age, y,
caused the death of Michael Ryan at his
home. 1881 South Fifteenth street, Saturday
morning. He had been a resident Of Omaha
for twenty-seven years. Two children, both
living in this city, survive him. They are
John A. Ryan and Mrs. p. J. Brennan. The
funeral services are to be held Monday
morning at 8 o'clock at the home and at
st. Patrick's church, Fourteenth and Cas-
tellar streets. Burial will be in Holy Sepul-
cher cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
SHELDON MONEY is BEGGING
MOrits Meyer Offers Premium for
Democrat Who Will Take
Bet of $500.

Although the democrats are claiming to
nave all kinds of money to bet on the cleo
ton, Moritz Meyer has $500 which was left
him to bet on Sheldon being elected gov
ernor Of Nebraska and can find no takers.
Mr.. Meyer says he will give a box OF clear
Havana cigars to anyone who can induce a
democrat to come around and take the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
shallenberger end of the bet.

Just to show his confidence in the results,
w. I. Kierstead has announced he will
make a three-cornered bet with any one who
has the money to put up, He will bet 500
that Taft will carry the city of Omaha,
800 that he will carry the state OF Ne
braska and 500 that he will be elected
president OF the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

Latta, aided by much money and misin-
formation, seemed at first TO be able to
some kind Of a showing against
but his record in the legislature and
lack Of craftsmanship is making
new votes for Boyd every day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
NEWS IN THE ARMY CIRCLE
EmDloye In Cuba Writes that Re-
ports of Election Disturbances
Are ~Ovcrdrnwn.

In a letter just received by one of the
civilian employees at army headquarters
from Cuba. where the recipient OF the let
ter was stationed for a year or more, the
writer Of the letter takes emphatic ex-
ception to reports sent out by interested
parties regarding any serious disturbances
during the late elections on that island.
He contradicts the story and attributes
its origin to Interested parties. ''The dis
turbances were wholly local and insignifi-
can't" the letter states, "and had the same
character Of disturbances occurred in New
York or any other city no notice would have
been taken Of them. 1t is also a mistake
to assume that any considerable number of
Cubans are anxious for annexation to the
United States, now or at any other time.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

ness to the estate could be settled easily
without ~prejudicing the estate
James II. Hill, the brother, is over 70
years old and IL he dies before the five
years his heirs would lose their share in
the estate in case he does not acquire title
to his share before his death.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
A Ton of Gold

could buy nothing better for female weak
nesses, lame back and kidney trouble than
Electric Bitters. 5Oc. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

Leaves OF absence 70, one month and
twenty days have been granted First Lieu
tenant Oscar A. MCGEE of the Second cav
airy at Fort Des Moines and for one
month to First Lieutenant F. G.. Kellond
Of the Nineteenth infantry at Fort Mac
kenzie.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

Orders have been issued from army head
quarters Tor the payment OF the regular
troops for the month of October that arc
stationed in this department. The pay
ments will begin October 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

Very few Of the officers of the regular
army will avail Of the privilege to return
to their former homes to vote next week.
AS a rule scarcely 10 per cent of the army
officers take advantage OF the privilege
granted them.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

Orders have just been issued from depart
ment headquarters approving a large num-
Der of court-martial sentences resulting
from the general court-martial of numerous
deserters from the army. The sentences
run from one to three years. with i'm
prisonment at Fort Leavenworth military
prison. and include dishonorable discharge
from the army.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

A big shipment of miscellaneous COM
mlssary supplies was ordered sent Satur-
day morning from Oman to Fort Des
Molnes under the recent contracts awarded
to Omaha jobbers.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

TOLEDO, April 1O.---The Tigers got
so near home when they struck the
town where Bill Armour hangs out
that something like a score OF their
own rooters made the trip over TO SEQ
them play and the music OF their vo-
ciferous encouragement sounded
sweetly in the ears OF the players who
have been striving on hostile dia-
monds all the spring. John Kelsey,
Eugene Bresler. Elmer Smith, Dave
Widman. A. c. Dietche. Frank Craig.
Tom BosQuette and bunch OF other
loyal fans were OH hand, the guests
of President Nayin, and, in such cir
eHmstaBces as these, the Tigers sim
ply had TO cut loose. They turned on
the first batting orgy OF the season
and trimmed the pride OF the Maumee
metropolis by the peculiar score OF II
to z.
Mr.. Armour sent TO the slab nothing
but colt pitchers. He led on with
Mr. Maggie. formerly the bitter rival
OF Jack Warhop in the Wisconsin,
linois league. He Is southpaw.
Mr.. Maggie got away well. had the
Tiges 2 to o In the first three innings
and began to wax chesty. In the
fourth Mcintyre beat out grounder
to short. Schaefer and Crawford got
the range and hit for two each against
the fence, Cobb beat a bunt. Rossman
two based to center and O'Leary hit
safely into right. -Four runs.
Followed Mr.. Asher, pride OF the
o. and p. league OF last season He
got away with only one run till the
seventh, when his shortstop erred on
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

with virtually an entirely new
string OF trotters and PAGERS. Pop
Geers OF Tennessee, dean Of the har-
ness horse trainers, is coming down
the line this year That Geers has
a string that - always dangerous goes
without saying. for all too often for
the likings OF the other trainers has
the old man been riding ahead at the
finish OF the big events OF the turf.
In Detroit Mr.. Geers and his horses
are usually In great form. Other con-
ditions being nearly equal. his entry
In a local race will Invariably be a
strong fayerite... ~ 49,
Mr.. Geers has named seven horse s
In the Detroit stakes, Loyal by b.
real and Alceste by Jay Bird are his
EN- and Emmerss while in the Cham.
Der OF Commerce the Silent Man has
named Empire Hal by Brown Hal, Dr.
Bonnty by J. H. L.. the sire OF Ar.
delle,i and Prince, Arundel by Ashland
wilkes. Teasel will be the Geers can
didate In the 2:11 trot. while In thc
207 pace his string viii be represent
ed by Shaughran that in different
hands last year made neat win Of
the c. Of c. consolation.
Entries were coming in rapidly all
day Friday and indications are for
large fields in all the events. The sur
prise of the day was the decision or
Walter Cox. who enters Jerry Blast
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

, Schmidt's grounder. O'Leary singled.
Killian made bunt good. Mcintyre
drove into right. Crawford walked.
and. with the bases in a beastly state
OF intoxkation, Tyrys Cobb. the Geor-
gia peach, raised mighty homer into
the centerheld bleachers Six runs.
Appeared on the mound Mr.. Ken
worthy, the hot stun last season In
the Eastern Pennsylvania, or words
TO that effect. The Tiges were some
tired from baserunning for while
but In the ninth Cobb hurried Hinch-
man. the Armour second-baseman. In
20 a bum throw and made first. he
promptly stole second and third and
came home on Schmidt's ringing sim
gle to left field
Donovan and Killan. who worked
for the Tfges, twirled the LATEST sort
OF ball. They were hit hard and often.
the Mudhens getting six doubles, one
triple and eight singles on their de-
livery. but there was no cumulative
slaughter and, after the first three In
nings there was no opportunity for
Mr. Kelsey and his supporters to get
anxious.
They play again today and Jennings
will undoubtedly send George Mullin
10 the slab for a show before his own
townspeople. Perhaps Mr. Summers
will share the burdens OF the day.
And tonight the Tiges' split, the
Yanigans going TO Grand Rapids.
while the Regulars are of for Gin
cinnati, where annually they try 10
pull of game or two between show
ers--usually with a very poor grade
OF success.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

/ spirits remained extremely high all the
afternoon.
Wild Bill Donovan was amused at his
| own exhibition in the box: He Will be
when he reads I'm a Detroit paper that
| he had speed.
Wakefield. the baby elephant who
used to catch for Cleveland. was in
Armour but failed TO deliver.
The Tiges contributed their daily
double play.
A particularly inoffensive appearing
individual named List officiated behind
the pad. announcing decisions in a COM
A man threw tit in the bieachers
and Umpire List inquired IL there was
a doctor In the audience"
| At least one OF Schaefer's doubles
would have been a homer on field
whore the fences are not right up back
| OF the diamond.
O'Leary showed great proficiency at
bat in the hit and run. IL may become
necessary to put him up in the batting
order a bit.
Jennings and Navin conferred on the
ing nothing as yet.
Homer smoot. the former st. Louis
| player. picked couple In the carry
stages. He Is a sweet hitter but doesn't
cover much ground and couldn't stick
In the big league for that reason.
Armbruster had as much trouble
| nnding the offerings OF the Detroit
pitchers as he used to have when with
| the Athletics, He IN sort OF IAjoie
In the A. A., however.
One OF the Toledo bleacherites insist
! ed that Armour charge Jennings up
with pasturage. You all know why.
The diamond was very soft and the
game was devoid OF fielding feature,
though Bill coughiin made a grand eff
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

Jimmie Caseys Montreal club started
out with a 9 TO o defeat at the hands
OF Trenton.
Tim McGraw and Floyd Cutcher
wrestle tonight in finish match at
the Gayety theater 3&
shipke who couldn't hit In the regular
season at all. Is leading the wash
ington team with the. stick.
The great trctter IIishbaiI is SO tender
moutned that Geers. trains him with
a set OF reins attached 10 halter.
Lave Cross Is playing q sensational
This Is his twenty-fifth straight year
In baseball
Mamie Riley and Jcssie n. may get to-
gether for q match OF mile heats as
soon az the Recreation Park surface
Is really good.
Ernest siegfried, of Germany. os~ Of
the many who claims to have driven
Hackenschmidt out OF Europe, has
challenged Gotch.
The Detroit Motorcycle club will meet
at the corner of Woodward and JEFF
ferson-ayes. at 2.30 Sunday for the
first run of the season.
trouble In defeating the New York
Highlanders with Jack chesbro In the
box by score OF TO L..
Joe Cherry IL going 60 come out OF re-
tirement' and try TO prove that he IL
still the champion or Saginaw, by
licking Billy Johnson. April 20.
Tommy Burns IL going 20 daily for q
round or two with one Jewey Smith
OF South Africa. April 49, some easy
mark tn Paris having nnered n pure.
McHaie. tho new Boston American
outfieider. has made three hits in one
game three times THIS spring. He IL
touted as a second Ty Cobb, of
1 course.
Reports from Los Angeles are To the
effect that Pitcher walter johnson
will not join the Nationals until May.
Walter left the hospital too soon and
had to return. ff
The browns turned the tables on the
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
HARVARD STADIUM
BADLY CRACKED.

/ Harvard's athletic stadium, erected
at cost of $4,000 by the class OF
20, is cracking. The enormous weight
of the incline OF seats made entirely
of concrete. is proving too much for
the concrete pillars that support 1t,
so that at various points the pillars
have had to be reinforced by big tim.
bers bolted together. On the north
side of the stadium there are about
six of these weak places, and several
on the south side. All are marked by
dangerous looking cracks at the
points of contact OF the pillars and
the incline. Although there is sus-
picion that the immense structure is
doomed TO a speedier dissolution than
the supporters OF the efficiency of con-
crete construction will admit there is
no danger of an immediate collapse.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
AND MAYBE THE TIGERS WEREN'T
GROWING AT THEIR OLD BOSS!

| fort TO do a stunt on a slow rolling
grounder.
Freddie Payne was the noisiest man
on the Detroit bench.
WARRIOR took tickets and was not I'm
uniform.
1t looked n bit unusual TO see Davy
Jones on the waiting list Davy was
a regular for SO long last season.
There lent another outnelder in the
league that could keep him out OF II.
The Toledo stan photographers de-
voted themselves to the focusing or O..
Mullin most OF the afternoon.
one OF the Detroiters who made the
trip succeeded In wagering something
like 5000 that the Tiges beat out Cleve-
land, He was on velvet, due 10 the re-
suit of similar waEers made a year ago.
All three Toledo pitchers appeared in
white suits, their support being in the
usual shade OF Armour blue. Said con-
dition evidenced the fact that said
pitchers have still TO make good.
, Tyrus. the Georgia Peach. n consid :
crably bigger about the shoulders than
last season but IL as fast and daring
as ever.
Interviewed at the hotel after the
game, Mr.. Asher. late OF the .. az II.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
S"A talk IFS G %oRnD


The Athletics with plank in the box
were beaten 10 0, by their Nationai
league rivals
The MARSHALL team has backed out Of
it's game with Western. As result
the girl basketball championship OF
the season Will be matter for de-
bate alone to settle
Miles of EnGland, and Gould of the
United states. meet in the finals or
mis- tournament Saturday. Miles is
a strict vegetarian:
dowaJ club OF the Three-L league
that IL will enJoin the players from
appearing on the diamond before 3
O'Clock Decoration day
Hans Wagner has gotten so tired tell
ing people his retirement was on the
square that IL is now reported. he Is
willing to r 20 back srs ana Play a That
how.
Charley Chech, the Cleveland pitcher.
81 baseball freak Chech pitches
right-handed, but does everything
eise left handed. He writes, eats and
ties his nscktie with his left hand.
ne pitches with his right arm.
walter Brodie, who was with the Bsi-
timore orioles way back I'm 80, rs
and 80. when the team won the Ma
tiohai league championship three
years IN succession. and later with
Pittsburg, has signed TO play the OUT
fsld with the Connecticut State
league the coming season.
w. q. Durfee. Los Angeles. CAL. Inns
leased the sensational green PAGER
known as The Pig with a reputed
trial OF z:03h4, sired by Titus. son OF
Director and will rnre-him on
the Grand Circuit this season. he
worked a quarter recently In 293t
seconds. Durfee will also bring east
the green trotter Regalo. by Osite.
2I3h. son OF Mckinney. 2:1lL. that
frotted a matinee mile at Los Angeles
last January In 200.
GAS ~ g. IA.
Beam "a. ,Ihs kind ssu Have AlsaLs Bostt
s''. = &H2zNzM
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

league, gave II as his opinion that Mr..
Cobb was quite "a ball player.
The crowd was over 1.7Op. and the
largest OF the training season.
Donovan and Killinn are still in tina
balf-baked stage OF condition. Neither
VIII be good for much TIL little
warm weather comes along. There ~
rot "A chance IN the world that Donovan
Will pitch the opening game here.
KlIlian complained OF the chill
weather. He said that he took stock
while warming up and possessed con-
siderable but stifsened up after a few
minutes on the firing line.
"whee-ahr'. Or. rather. "swee-al.''
MIR. WARRIOR and Mr.. Maggie discussed
sundTy pitching buttfes of last year
after the combat Warhop's team won
the Wisconsin, Illinois flag from Nagle's
by the diminutive margin of one game.
The Tiges smoked box OF cigars
after the game which Hughie Jennings
claimed was the gift OF four Detroit
clergymen or patriotic inclinations.
There have been n number OF second-
Cobbs springtng ND on all sides this
spring. but the original Is setting them
on awful pace.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
CHICAGO-CORNELL TO
MEET HERE IN TENNIS

Secretary Eugene Bresler. OF the
Detroit Athletic club, announces that
arrangements have been completed
between the tennis managers OF Cor.
nell and the University of Chicago FOR
a tournament here at the ID. A. C.
courts, May %.
The club has donated the courts for
the occasion and will install bleach
ers which will seat several hundred
enthusiasts. Admission will be free.
The ID. A. G. was selected by the
collegians as the location for the
match. due to their desire for a ncu.
trail field.