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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11
Corporation Makeshift.

On the second point Judge Baker said:
True II is that If one corporation uses
another corporation to violate law, Just as
II one individual uses another individual to
violate law, such offender ought not.
though masked, to go unpublished. And
there are ways, as old as the law itself
to reach and punish him. But can the in
dividual who is merely said to have pro-
cured the crime TO be committed be de-
prived of a ~hearing-be condemned to pun
ishment without being tried, convicted OF
indicted even? Can any individual merely
said to be behind the party convicted
be reached for punishment. not by indict
ment. trial and conviction in due process OF
law, but by supplemental proceedings be
fore the Judge in the nature OF civil pro
4 ceedings in aid Of execution? Can an Amer
lean judge without an abuse of judicia
discretion, condemn anyone, individual o.
corporation, who has not in his own per
son, first bern duly indicted, duly trie,
and duly convicted?"
Immediately upon the overruling OF tn,
petition, District Attorney Sims, applied 70
a stay Of mandate, which was granted
thus leaving the case still before the cour
Of appeals pending the governments at
tempt TO have the case taken before tn
supreme court on a writ Of certiorar.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11
WrertIinr Match at Aurora.

AURORA, Neb., Nov. ~O.-CSpecial Tele-
gram. Last evening before a large audi
ence in the opera house Farmer Burns met
and defeated Wassem, winning in two
straight falls. Gion of Aurora and Ducray
OF Lincoln also met on the mat. Gion win
ming the match In two straight falls. 1t
wa sa fine exhibition of wrestling and was
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11
WITH THE BOwLERs.

They do say the Metz Brothers are the
pin getters and Captain Gjerde don't dis
was close, the Gate Citys didn't have a
look-in. Blakeney, the champion wood get
ter OF them all, had a single game Of 243
and totals of 631, while Shorty Denman
just trailed behind with a total OF 614. Dad,
as usual, reached the 500 mark. Tonight
.sampecks against the Temps Falstaffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11
NATIONAL League Meeting.

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-President PuIiam
OF the National Base Ball league today sent
out announcements 10 club presidents that
the annual meeting of the league will be
held Tuesday, December s, at 2 p. m. at the
WaldOrf-Astoria hotel in this city. This
board Of directors will meet on the same
day at noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11
Mo.t wonaerfuI HeaIInE.

After suffering many years with a sore,
Amos King. Port Byron. N. Y, was cured
by Bucklen's Arnica salve. 2c. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11
TUMBLE COSTS MITCHELL GAME
Grand Forks Man Grabs Ball and
Carries 1t Over.

Carries 1t Over.
MITCHELL, S. D., Nov. 10.-(Speclal Tele-
gram)-The State Agricultural team of
Grand Forks, n. D., and the Wesleyan uni
versity eleven of this city fought out a
gruelling contest this afternoon that re-
suited in a score of 6 to 4 for the North
Dakota eleven. But for a tumble of
Mitchell on its own ten yard lire Grand
Forks would not have scored. The tumble
was fatal for a Grand Forks man was
there and easily carried the bill over for a
touchdown. In the second half Hardy for
Mitchell made a play for goal from the
forty yard line and scored four points.
Mitchell was successful IN holding the
heavy men of the North Dakota team and
time after time they resortcd to purting
North Dakota outweighed the locals on an
average of fifteen pounds to the man.
Mitchell worked two forward passes that
brought good gains but no touchdown,
while Grand Forks lost on both attempts
10 play the onward pass. The ball was
In Grand Forks territory two-thirds of the
time. Grand Forks plays Cermillon
Wednesday, the following is the lineup of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11

several points between Omaha and North
Platte and restock some the fishing spots
along the route. Mr. O'Brlen said he hoped
to have some moro fish for Cut-On lake
in the near future.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11
n,Hrien Tnken Finh Wenf.

w ]. O'Brien. fish commissioner OF Ne
braska arrived in Omaha Monday night
and left early Tuesday morning for the
west with a carload Of fish. He went
over the Union Pacific and VIII stop at
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11

thoroughly enjoyed by the spectators, Gion
Is rapidly coming to the front as one OF she
strongest wrestlers in the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11
WEBSTER sTA.-I6TH a WEBSTER
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
cHRIsrMAs ExcURsIoEA
Nov. rs, an, "a, Dec 5, II.

Third class rates from Omaha.
To Hamburg, Bremen. Antwerp. -. .S5aoO
To Liverpool. London. Glasgow. .853.7s
To scandinavian points .......... $3.50
O. T. BENJAMIN. g. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11
METZ BROTHERS.

In the Association league last night the
Omaha National bank took two games
from the West Sides. Yousen had both
high game and high totals. The bank boys
showed quite an Improvement over their
games last week. At a meeting held by IN"
league, ]. A. Lyons was elected president
Tonight the Union Paciflcs and Dreshers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11
WEST.

Rocky Mountain Ltd ..a1l:15 pm a $3.50 am
Colo. & Cal. Express. "a l:D pm a $3.50 pm
Ok. & Texas EXpress..a 4:40 pm a lis pm
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-11

WE have in stock ono delay repairs for
every make OF furnace. steam or hot water
heater, water fronts.
OMAHA STOVE REPAfR WORKS,
i26-oS Douglas st
Telephones; Bell. Douglas SO; Ind, A-SGz1.
r- ..H-. IDS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
DENIS0N SPENT SANE FOURTH

Denison spent the quietest Fourth
of July in its history. Tow City got
the bulk of the noisy ceiebrants but
the celebrations at Carroll and Lake
View got fair per centage.
At Denison a few quite home pic
mics, a jolly and we'll attended picnic
at the Bruederschaft Park. and a
Scrub game Of base ball. provided
fun for the stay at homes.
The base ball game was heap OF
fun for the players at least. 1t was
supposedly Fat Lean game, but nc
one could distinguish which from
tother by the avoirdupois.
Art Green and Geo. Sprecher and
Rev. j. Jas. DePree and Arthur
Cushman were the batteries. The
Hon. Peter Griffin acted as umpire,
revising the rules as he went, to suit
the occasion. The score was II to 10
in favor of Griffin.
In the evening the city was made
beautiful by ascending rockets and
the many colored Roman candles. No
one was hurt and the returning ex-
cursionists were all fit for business
by Monday morning.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
WONDERS OF SURGERY.
Over Two Thousand Stones Removed From
the Gall Bladder Of Patient al Hospital.

Some days ago there arrived from
Council Bluffs a lady of fifty four.
Mrs. Luella Olds. for treatment at
the Denison hospital. 1t was decided
that she was suffering with stones in
the gall bladder and that an operation
was needed. 1t was decided to do
this. and Doctors Carr and Brannon
took the case. The gall bladder was
opened and the contents removed.
This proved to be stone about the
size OF a cherry and great mass of
smaller ones looking like so many
grape seeds. There were so many
that an accurate count was made
developing the fact that there were
1851 All are preserved under glass
at the Office of the doctors. The
patient is gaining and is pleased at
the prospect of being vel again anc
free from terrible suffering. The
number of gall stones is considered re.
markable by medical men.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
new POSTAL CLERK APPOINTED
John D. 0'Hare Appointed to Civil Service
Position in Denison Office.

On July End the postmaster at Den
ison was notified that he had been al
lowed an additional clerk at a salary
of 5000 per year. The appointment
was given to John D. O'Hare, a
bright Irish boy who stood we'll in the
civil service examination held here
this spring. Mr.. O. Hare is the fos-
ter son of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Burke. of Denison. and well has he re-
paid their care and affection. He is a
young man of excellent habits, quick.
strong and Industrious and we believe
the people as a whole will be we'll
satisfied with this appointment. In
according Denison this additional
clerk our city is simply given the
same quoto of clerks that most of the
Offices of this grade have enjoyed for
q long time. Mr. O'Hara's 8 position
is under civil service and he can work
his way up to increased pay and hold
the job for life. We congratulate
him and his friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08

Mr.. Isaac Hird. of Manila. trans
acted business in Denison on Tuesday.
Miss Anna ]ureens has gone to
Dexter. Iowa. to see Miss Ada Bo,-
ton for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Michel son and
their guest. Mrs. Holmes. of New
York, are contemplating a trip
through Yellowstone Park as soon as
the weather is propitious.
W. j. SERVER now has the scarlet
rambler. we suppose that is proper
term for red runabout. for which he
has been waiting with more or less
patience for the past two months.
Mr.. w. A. McHenry and family
leave the latter part of this week
for Okoboji. where they will spenc
the summer at their summer cottage.
Mr.. McHenry has purchased forty
foot. forty horse power launch which
recently made the "trip from Spiri,
Lake to Okoboji in eighteen minute.
which is the fastest this distance
Ighas ever been made. Mr.. Nc
| Henry invites all Denison people wht
are at the lake this summer to hav,
ride in this splendid motor boat.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
A RUNAWAY
ACCIDENT.
MISS MAY FURNE NEARLY KILLED ON sun.
DAY EVENING.
THROWN AGAINST A BRIDGE.
Had A Very Narrow Escape From Sudden
Death.

A seemingly remarkable escape
from death is recorded in the ex-
perience of Miss May Furne. who last
Sunday afternoon was in runaway.
The family lives on the Charley Havi-
land farm on the hills west of Deni
son. On Sunday evening she and her
brother were returning home from
visiting neighbor. They had a
single horse which was over twelve
years old and thought safe. The ami
NAL began to act unmanageabie but
he boy quieted him down. When they
came to descent to bridge near
the farm owned by Mr.. B. Brodersen
and rented by Mr.. Ben Wiese, the
horse began to run. oyerturning the
buggy and throwing the occupants
out. May struck some piling at the
bridge and fell. breaking her jaw
bone on both sides and forcing her
right eye half an inch out of the
socket. Mr.. Wiese ran to the rescue
and took the suffering girl to his
home, doctors were called from Deni-
son who on coming. advised that May
be taken to the hospital. This was
done. her wounds cared for. eye put
in place and she will recover. 1t is
remarkable that striking with such
force the skull was not crushed and
death followed. The brother was not
seriously hurt. Tie horse had to be
killed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
SERMON BY CHINESE.
A Chinaman will rea.s at M. E. Church Next
SUNDAY

Rev. Huong. a native Chinese
preacher, who was delegate to the
General Conference at Baltimore from
China. will speak iii the Methodist
church Sunday morning, July 18th.
His interpreter is Dr. Olinger. long
in China. and master of the language.
A real live native preacher. pro-
duct of the conquest of the Cross in
China. who speaks through an inter.
prefer, certainly will be very great
attraction to all Methodists. The
public is invited.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
UNDERCOES SEVERE OPERATION.
Miss Bertha Romans Recovering Nicely from
Operation for Appendicitis

Miss Bertha Romans is reported to
be convalescing finely from the Sc.
we're operation which she underwent
last week. The operation was fol
Appendicitis and the case was SO ag-
gravated that for a short time he1
friends were much alarmed.
Miss Romans is a popular young
lady and prime favorite with Deni-
son young folks, all of whom are re-
joiced to know that her recovery is
now assured.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
new CLOTHING FIRM.
The Dsnison Clothing Company Stanad to be
Opened With New Stock Of Clothing.

1t is curr. Mt report that Mr.. Mitln
McAhren will open clothing business
in the room on Main street recently
vacated by the Denison Clothing Co.
ard that he will have with him in
charge of the merchant tailoring de-
partment w. R. Kirkup. These gen
temen need no introduction TO our
people. Mr.. McAhren was born in
the county and has lived mere nearly
all his life. He has been in the
clothing business and will run an up
to-date store. Mr.. Kirkup is a
respected citizen. and has held
trade as merchant tailor for many
years which is the best sign of the
reliability of his work.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08

Mrs. Lottie Lev and daughter
Verne left for Omaha today. where
they will visit friends and relatives.
a young man. William Schroeder,
was operated on Tuesday for appendi-.
citis at the Denison hospital and is
making good recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cornwell left on
Wednesday morning for their sum-
mer home at lake Okoboji, where
they will spend the summer.
Today twelve passenger touring
car passed through Denison enroute
for Reno. Nevada. where it will be
used. The car is monster
A. j. Gary tells US he has secured
the contract for putting in a $4,000
water works system at Ricketts,.
Ricketts, is going to be built to stay
this time.
We are pleased to see Fred Brad
bury is we'll enough to take up his
work at the Broadway grocery again.
Mr.. Bradbury has been sick since
the first of June.
Mrs. Jacob Simms left on Wednes-
day morning for Ottumwa. Ia.
where she will make an extended visit
with her mother. Mrs. Mary Squire,
who is eighty years old.
We learn that Miss Name Zeising
and Miss Belle Bartholomew. both
we'll known to Denison young people.
will in a short time go from their
homes in Waterloo for prolonged
stay in southern California.
Gustav Hermann, Henry Haden-
field and sister Anna from Denison.
and Fred Hermann and sister Minnie
from Boyer went down to Ogden to
spend the Fourth with friends and re-
latives. They have now returned and
say they had d great time.
Tne faithful pastor of the Baptist
church and his pleasing wife are cele-
brating their tenth wedding anniver-
ssry this week. On Wednesday after
noon the Ladies Aid society met at
the parsonage. At the close of the
meeting a shower of tinware was
given the good pastor. and wife. Ali
present had jolly time.
/ There are welcome guests at the
Gillmor home in Mrs. Daniel Grace.
of Avoca. and Mrs. Stewart Gilmor.
of Scott county. Both are aunts to
the Misses Margaret and Edith. Mrs.
Grace will be we'll remembered
having many wears prior to her hus :
bnd's death lived near Dow City. They
will remain for number of days.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
BASE BALL RECORD

The Denison team is not slow in
putting up a good ball game this
year. as will be seen by the following
record Of recent games:
Omaha Antlers VS. Denison Friday,
July 3, 1903.
RHE
Antlers 0 0 0 o o o o 90 0 0 2
Denison o. D l / 2 OK 5 "A 5
Batteries. Denison Faul and Gary
Batteries Omaha Antiers, Christ
man and Agden.
Denison VS. Lake View at Lake
Wood park July 4th.
RHE
Lake View 0 o 0 0 o o oo1 IA 4
Denison O D l 0 0 o 0 0 2 / 0
Batteries. Denison. Faul and Gary.
Batteries Lake View. Watts and
Ballard.
Struck out by Watts 6. Struck
out by Faul ID.
Denison VS. Lake View at Lake
Wood park July 5. 1908.
HE
Lake View 8 o 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 Z
Deniscn 0 o DOL 30 0 o !
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08

Mrs. j H. Hayes and daughter
Mae have gone to Chicago and De-
troit tor the summer.
Mrs. Kingsberry, of Washington.
Kan. is a guest at her sons home,
Mr.. j. H. Patterson.
j. B. Lyon tells US that his auto
delivery wagon is no fake. but real
one and that it has already been
shipped.
Miss Pearl Richardson and her
cousin, Miss Ryan, of Lincoln. Neb. !,
leave today for visit in Blairstown
and Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Dunbar returned for a brief
home visit over the Fourth. She tells
US that sne enjoys her work as can
vasser and is doing well..,
Mrs. Robert Moreland. of Adrian,
Mich. is welcome guest at the
Tabor home. joining her husband who
has been here for several weeks.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
GEORGE D. CHAPLIN IS DEAD.

A brief note from Miss Lou Chap
in, OF Belmond. Iowa. informs US of
the death of her brother Gen D..
Chaplin. at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Maude Brewer. of Seattle.
Washington. on Monday. June 10Th.
Mr.. Chapin Will be we'll remembered
by all the old timers and his family
will have the sympathy Of many Den
isonites.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
MOVING PICTURE SHOW.

We are informed that the Germania
Verein has decided to purchase fine
new. fire proof apparatus and run a
moving picture show in the opera
house in the near future.
Miss Pansy Fauble and Miss Ora
Whitman. of Council Bluffs. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Lewis.
of East Boyer township.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
WERE CALLED TO CHICAGO
Dr.. and Mrs. Philbrook Receives Sad News q
Death

Mr.. and Mr.. Philbrook left on
Monday evening for Chicago where
they were called by q telegram an
nouncing the sudden death of Mrs. o.
A. Skinner. Mrs. Skinner is we'll
known here as the sister of Mrs
Philbrook and many trends will
unite in earnest sympathy with her.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
WHERE WAS CAsWELL?

According to the press dispatches
Hon. Chas. Bullock has been appoint
ed ON the committee to notify the
democratic Vice presidential nominee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15

himself 'senor DR.. Don Luis Toledo
Herrarte." And speaking of diplomatic
"DrS.. l note that the strenuous Chinese
minister is down on the diplomatic list a
DIR. WI Ting-fang.''
American Wives Bring Promotion.
Marriage of a young diplomat with an
American heiress is very apt to be follow
ed. sooner or later. by his promotion to
the full rank of minister or amba ssado:'
to this country as in the case of the la:e
Baron Won Sternburg, OF Count Won Moltke.
the late British ambassador. Sir Michael
Herbert; the former Spanish minister.
the Duke d ARGOS. and the present French
ambassador. Nj. j. j. Jusserand. Lady
Herbert. nee Wilson. of New York,
is the sister of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
When she married Herbert in 1SSS, he
was plain Mr.. Herbert. an attache at the
British embassy here under the late Lord
Sackville West The Duchess d ARGOS.
formerly Miss Virginia Lowery of Wash
ington, fell in love with the present duke
when. as Count Brunette he was a secre-
tary of the Spanish legation here. Nine
Jusserand who was Miss Eliza Richards.
daughter of the late American banker.
in Paris while her parents were staying
there. She married NJ. Jusserand before
he was accredited here. Soon after Miss
Marie Elisa Redman of MainA married
Senior Don de Mendonca. Brazilian consul
general to the United States. he was made
minister here, and similarly, DR.. Guzman
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She and the baron will this season have
more titles in their suite than will any
other of the emba sizes. In fact, it in
cludes no untitled parsonage. Besides
Prince Windisch-GraetZ and Count Torok.
ii will include Baron AmbroZy. the first
secretary: Baron Haymerle. secretary,
and Baron Hye. attache-all bachelors.
also Comma nder Baron and his wife the
Baroness F. Preuschen Won und Zu Lieb
enstein. who have the longest names on
the diplomatic list. Then at the German
embassy there will be the young bachelor
secretary, while the Russian embassy will
have three barons. one married and two
bachelors, and two barOnesSeS. one a ma
iron and the other a maiden the last
named being Baroness Elizabeth Rosen,
daughter OF Baron and Baroness Rosen.
the cars ambassador and his wife. The
two bachelors mentioned are Col. Baron
de B2de. military attache. and baron
Stael de Ho!Ste.n, second secretary Thea
Japan has baron. the ambassador I'm
self, Baron Takahira, whose baroness Is
with him. And as the last of the baronS,
although by no. means the least, We have
the Belgian minister Baron Moncheur.
another who is not in the matrimonial
market for his title is already shared by
an American girl who before becoming
the Baroness Moncheur. was Miss Clay
ton. daughter of Powell Clayton, our
former ambassador TO Mexico.
And then there are our two chevallers-
Cheva.ier Attilio Sera, counselor of the
Italian embassy and Jonkheer J. Loudon,
Queen Wilhelmina's brand-new minister.
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Eighteen Bachelor Dons.

Bey sldky Bey. 1hsan Bey and Aziz
Bey.
Eighteen Bachelor Dons.
No noble titles to delight and dazzle
our heiresses will be found this year at
either the British, Spanish, Swedish, Nor
weg:an or Greek legations. But eacn of
the diplomats of the Spanish legation. in
Guiding the minister, Is ''senor dom" and
his wife. If he have one, is sonora
dona" In Spain ones being "hijo d'alSo''
(son of somebody implies noh'e birth and
but this. also like our esquire" is very
generally given today. The diplomats
from the republics CT Mexico, Costa RIGA,
Nicaragua. Cuba. Bolivia Argentina,
Ecuador. Colombia, Guatemala, Salvador
Panama, Chile and Dom inca also US, 1t,
but those from Brazil, Haiti, Peru, Uru-
quay and Honduras do not.
All told there are eighteen bachelor
dons en- this years Est but Anne rican
girls ambitious to place sonora dona'
before their names will be interested to
know that the wives of the dons of the
Nicarasuan. Bolivian. Argentine. Colon
bian. Chilean and Dom mean legations
do not share this title with their hus-
bands. as do those from the other lands
of the dons. Each of the three unmar-
rfed daughters of the minister from
Ecuador uses ''senorita dona +" but nole
of the other dons here with unmarried
daughters allows them to thus share in
this title. The Guatemalan minister calls
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them come to you. Place your decoys-
all dark-colored ones-in a cove Of creek
or river where this duck always comes to
feed then make a good blind where you
can assume a position that You can main
tain for at least an hour or two without
moving. While there may not be duck
anywhere in sight. 1t will not be long be-
fore a black speck is spied upon the
water about 200 yards away: then another
and still another and another, until half
a dozen or more are plainly visible and
heading for the decoys. Not one rock
in thousand will fly and light in the
decoys like most other ducks; they spy
the wooden images in the cove and settle
down within 400 or 800 wards and slowly
swim in. Now is a chance to get a shot
They are now within a hundred yards
almost close enough to take crack at
and you are all atremble. They now be-
gin to dive and feed. IL there are more
than four there is nothing to do but lie
still and wait and hope they will come
closer. But as these ducks when feeding
stay under the water sometimes half d
minute, if there are no more than four
outwit them in this way: Wait until they
have become thoroughly interested in div
ing for the wild ce1ery--tll they all go
down at one time-then jump up. grab
your guns and drop down on your knees.
When the Sport Comes Thick.
Hardly has this been done when the
ducks come to the surface. and behind
your blind you are as motionless as
wooden men. Down they 90. Now is
your chance. Make a run for it; right
out in the water you go until ii is within
a few inches of the top of your hip boots
and you have gained from twenty to
thirty yards the birds and are stand
ing among the decOyS. Keep Your gun
raised almost to your shoulder so there
will be no time lost when the ducks conc
up for the last time. They're up and off.
Bang, Bang, Bang. Bang,
Out of the four two are dead. one
winged and the ether has disappeared
without a scratch. Now for your skiff.
Hustle back to the bank. loading your