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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
CRIMINAL RECORD OF STATE
south Dakota Courts Have a Large
Number of Murder Gases
ON Hand.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. Nov. 26-(specisl)
The courts Of South Dakots ave this fall
an unusually large number Of murder
cases, some Of which have been disposed
OF and others remain TO be tried.
The first case OF this kline TO be dis
posed OF was that Of Charles Hayes, alias
"BilI' Dunn. who was convicted In Law
renee county a few weeks ago OF the
murder OF a young ranch hand through
jealousy OF a young girl with whom Hayes
was in love. Hayes was sentenced to be
hanged early In December, but now has
secured a stay OF proceedings. "
Mrs. Harbour Of Rapid City was the
next to be tried on the charge of killing
her foster daughter. and last week was
found guilty and sentenced TO the Sioux
Falls penitentiary.
Mrs. Christian Clark is now being tried
in Clay county for the murder OF her hus-
band. The trial Of Ernest Randall on the
charge of having murdered Frank Bright,
a homesteader. has just commenced at
Rapid City. In addition, Codington county
has had one or two murder cases to dis
pose Of.
Gregory county will be the scene OF the
next murder trial. after the murder cases
now being tried have been disposed of. A
special term of state circuit court will con-
vene in Gregory county on December 2,
with Judge f. g. Smith of Yankton presid-
ing. Judge Smith now Is presiding at the
trial Of Mrs. Clark in Clay county.
w. A. Riley is charged with having
killed a man named Ritts at Burke, one
of the new towns in the coded portion Of
the Rosebud reservation. Riley and Ritts
became involved in a Quarrel over a small
quantity Of bacon, and, 1t is alleged, Riley
struck Ritts a blow on the head that killed
him.
Another important case to be tried dur
ing the special term in Gregory county Is
that which a man giving his name as
Johnson is the defendant. Together with a
companion, johnson was charged with hav-
ing stolen a valuable team of horses from
s. A. Hill, a Gregory county farmer. Tho
two men were arrested, but made the
escape. They were recaptured I'M Lyman
courty, but again made their escape. and In
a running fight with Sheriff Sam Sheldon
Of Lyman county the companion of John
son was shot and killed.
The identity of the dead man never has
been established. If Johnson knows whc
he was he refuses TO reveal his Identity
However, 1t is believed the dead man came
from a wealthy and highly respected
family in the east.
In addition to the murder cases men
tened in this dispatch is that of Alber
Maxon. who recently was convicted in tn,
state circuit court of Hutchinson county
OF killing Martin Berry. bartender in Z
saloon at Trip, Maxon having been sen.
fenced to a term in the Sioux Falls peni.
Tertiary.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27

constitutions, with good. healthy d.
gestive organs. We are developing the
first and letting the second go to ruin.
"The amount of half-chewed, hastily
eaten food the average American stuffs
into himself during the day Is posi-
lively wicked. Then when he feels dull
and nervous and tired he begins TO
imagine he has kidney trouble, or liver
complaint, or heart trouble. or nerve ex-
haustion. or goodness knows what.
There is just one thing the matter with
him. He has abused the one organ In
his body most essential TO good health
the stomach and until the gastric juices
in his stomach perform their functions
as they should, all the doctors between
here and San Francisco will not make
him wen.
THE other day a man well known in
New York, who takes almost no exercise
and who is a big feeder, called on me
and said, From what a friend tells me
about your medicine I think II Will help
meat least l am willing to give II a
trial; but, %supposing it does get my stom'
ach in shape, how long Will it lastT 1
replied: IL you take Cooper's New Dis
covery. at the end OF six weeks your food
should be digesting perfectly once more,
and you will feel like another man. But
if you continue 20 act like a fool, so far
as what you eat and the way you eat It
are concerned, you win be Tight back
where you are now inside of, six months.
What I said to this man can be APP
piled to thousands Just like him all over
the country
Cooper's New discovery IL a great med
icine. Mr. Cooper has made an astonish-
ing success with IL. Row on sale ut lead
ing drug stores Throughout the United
States. ASK your druggist for it.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
ITALIAN WINS MARATHON RACE
John j. Hayes, Olympic Champion,
Loses TO Man He Defeated.

NEW YORK, Nov, 26.+-Durapdo Pietri Of
Capri, Italy, defeated John ]. Hayes of this
city I'm the renewal OF the Marathon race
at Madison Square garden. Hast night. The
distance was twteqty-six miles and 3sS
which Hayes won at Shepherds Bush,
London, last ummer. DoTando then fell
from exhaustion and was helped across the
line. but was disqualified. lie proved to
be Hayes mHsler tonight, as he held the
lead almost from the start to finish. finally
winning by about sixty yards, Hayes was
I'm the lead five times during the race, but
only for a few seconds each. time. Do
rando's time was 2:B;2o45 and Hayes
2:45 :05B.
The last few miles OF the race were ex-
citing. In the twentysfouFth mile Hayes
made anOtherf of the Jumps to the front
that he had been making at intervals. but
Dorando. unnlng strong. easily resumed
the lead. This was repeated half a mile
further on, Dorando again proving the
stronger. The twenty-fifth mile was fin
shed in 2;36 :57h. -"
Hayes weakened IN the last half mile aEi
the Italian won handily by about slxSe
yards.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
PORTLAND COMPANY PAYS TAX
six Thousand Dollars of it Goes "a
w and Ferrets.

six Thousand Dollars OF IL Goes to
Lawyers and Ferrets.
Tit Portland Gold Mining company has,
through its local attorneys, paid over the
$40, 600 accepted by Pottawattamle county in
full settlement OF the claims for taxes
aggregating over 100000. suits for which
number about 1000 had been brought against
the company and its individual stock
holders.
Under their contract with the county At
torneys Harl & FINLEY. who were employed
as special counsel In the litigation, were
entitled to 10 per cent or whatever amount
might be recovered. They therefore de-
Quoted the 5000 to which they were en-
titled from the $50, 900 and turned over the
balance, $1,000, to County Treasurer Nit
chell.
County Treasurer Mitchell has not yet
determined upon what basis the distributor
OF the money in his hands will be made.
The city will probably receive about $500,
the schools about $500 and the county and
state about $1,000. This will leave 5000 for
the tax ferrets' who, under their contract,
are entitled to a commission of 10 per cent
on the amount recovered through their ef-
forts. 1t has yet to be determined upon
what proportion of the amount received in
settlement the tax %ferrets'' are entitled TO
! commission. There is a difference of opin-
ion as to this.
Nothing further has been heard from At
torney General Byers. who. It was stated.
might take steps to have the settlement
set aside. A recent dispatch, from Des
Moines announced that he had the matter
under investigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
After q RsffIe ia Over.

The supreme court In an opinion today
ruled that while courts cannot uphold
raffhng and the like. after one is held
and the property concerned Is delivered to
a new owner the courts nave a right to
consider the question of ownership. The
case of George Dee, who drew an auto
mobile. against the Nattinger company of
Des Moines, was accordingly reversed to
the court that refused to let the decision
OF ownership go to the jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
Life sentence COR Carr.

FORT DODGE, Ia. Nov. 95.-wilbur
Carr, who murdered Marshal Thomas Mich
olson of Gowrie last summer, was SEN
fenced today to life Imprisonment in the
Fort madison penitentiary. Carr was en-
gagged In a drunken brawl at the Gowrie
depot on the night of July II. when Thomas
Nicholson. marshal OF Gowrie. attempted
10 take him home. Carr broke loose, went
home. loaded a shotgun. met Nicholson
and shot him..
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
WYOMING COMING To FRONT
Doing More Tan Its Quota to Render
Certain the Mig Wool Ware
hnuspa. -. "rN

ROCK SPRINGS, Wye. Nov. s.-(spe-
cial Telegram.)-J. f. Cosgrlff OF Salt LAX
City and Secretary G.. $. Walker Of Chey-
enne of the National Wool W asso-
citation today met with the sweetwater
county sheep men here and secured nearly
100000 pounds of wool Wyoming's au"a
of 100000 pounds Is assured and this state
will probably put IN one7half Of the re-
quired amount of 100000 pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
CASHIER FORCED TO GIVE CASH
safe Protected by Time Lock and
Robbers secure Only Small
3 Amount.

PIERRE, S. d., Nov. ~26-(Special Tele-
sram.Grhe Hughes county bank. owned
by Waite brothers at Blunt. was robbed
OF about $50 at an early hour this morn
ing. Ra,C Greer. cashier. was called to
his door and seized by four men. who
marched him to the bank and threatened
him with death unless he opened the vault.
The safe was protected with a time lock
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Big Run Of Hogs at All Markets, with
No sig of Decrease in the
Near Future.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. $~.-(special Tele-
gram.)-Price Current says: The movement
OF hogs continues liberal and there is moth
ing in sight to suggest an early curtailment
Of offerings. Total western packing the
last week was 10000 head, compared with
745, 900 the preceding week and 10000 last
year. Since November 1 the total IL 2.41O, 900,
against 1,ao6, 900 a year ago. Prominent
places compare as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27

and only the cash. outside the safe was
secured. Two men who registered at the
hotel at Blunt yesterday as Frank Cor
man and Frank Lilly. two suspects, are In
jail here and two other men are being
held at Huron.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
II You Are over rITty Read This.

Most people past middle age suffer from
kidney and bladder disorders which Foley's
Kidney Remedy would cure. Stop the drain
on the vitality and restore needed strength
and vigor. Commence taking Foley's Kid.
ney Remedy today. Sold by all druggists.
genuine is in the yellow package. Sold By
all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
Marriage
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday

Licenses TO wed were issued yesterday
to the following:
Name and Residence. Age.
w. II. Barkhuff, Missouri Valley, Ia. rs
Della Turner. Council Bluffs ........,... 20
G. II. Dixon, Shenandoah, Ia........... p
Nellie Lyons, Shenandoah, Ia.,.....,,.., 20
Charles r. Sievert, Council Bluffs ...... AZ
Mrs. Eva Hollenbeck, Council Bluffs.,.. IS
Charles j. O'Neill, Council Bluffs. ....... "a
Clara h. Dcigle, Nicola, Ia....,..~..... 20
Norman Kearney. Omaha .................. 20
Mary E. Piatt, Omaha .................. p
Charles Kidney, Lincoln, Neb ............. q
Dreakie Princen, Firth, Neb. .............. Is
Samuel Mcpherson Slater, Omaha ....... 20
Edith Johnson, Omaha .....,...,......... 81
George Mahoney, Omaha ......,..u...... q
Anna Howarth, Council Bluffs .,......... 20
John S. Schultz, Council Bluffs .......... Is
Sophia Lanter, Council Bluffs .,...u,..,, %
w. j. WEIGH, Omaha .................. 81
Rose Tumbleson, Omaha ,-.......a...... 81
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
Caught with stolen Tobacco.

William Langdon and Clyde McClelland
were in police court yesterday morning,
charged with - theft of a butt Of chewing
tobacco which was stolen Tuesday night
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA

Treynor farmer. who. Monday had a guam
tlty OF butter. several dozen Of eggs and
q sack Of corn taken from his wagon by
John Dunn, a horsetrader.
Langdon and McClclland were seen with
the tobacco which they were trying TO hide
under an old coat on a street car Monday
night by Patrolman Larry, while the officer
was on his way home. When the men left
the car az the Northwestern depot the Of
ficer placed them Under arrest.
In police court Langdon confessed to the
theft Of the tobacco and declared that Nc
Clelland knew nothing about it until he
met him on the car. Langdon wac sent to
the county jail for thirty lays while Nc
Clelland's case was continued for further
Investigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
Drys Have Trouble.

Charging that the Anti-ssloon league
has turned down the constitutional amend
ment proposition and is trying to substi-
tute local option. the prohibition party will
endeavor to have the Anti-Saloon league
put out OF the Constitutional amendment
federation. A lively time is promised at
the meeting of the federation committee
at the Slavery next Monday. At that time
1t is probable that Chairman Hammond of
the prohibition partyoCw will bring direct
charges against the league and move that
they be eliminated In the coming temper
ance campaign. 81 3
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
ReaI Estnte Trnnsfer..

These transfers we're reported to The Bee
November % by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company OF Council Bluffs:
George w. McCoid and wife to Pat
rick Murphy, part OF lot 10. in
Auditors subdivision OF outlots
2 and 3, In Jackson addition to
Council Bluffs, W. d. .............S 10000
County treasurer to town OF Oak
land, lot 9, in block Z, in town OF
Oakland, I. d. ............... O|S
Helen s. Inness and husband to
James Van Buskirk, lots l. 2, 3
and 4. in block 3, Terwilliger's
addition to Council Bluffs, ". d. 1880
Lolita NJ. Williams and husband to
Ernest c. and Sadie M. Bond.
lot ., in lannon's LIST addition to
Council Bluffs, W. d. ...,E,....... 10000
Robert T. Williams and wife TO J.
II. Swanson, lot 4, Auditors sub
division Of nwh swh Of 1916
20, W. a. l'4VO'OV
N. Clifforn and wife to Bee Nolan,
lot 2. in block 3. in Riddles sub
division to Council Bluffs, W. d.. 100000
-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
4 shooting Scrape

with both parties wounded demands Buck
lens Arnica Salve. Heals wounds, sores,
burns or injuries. 25c. For sale by Beaton
Drug COMPANY. Aa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
Welcome Words To Women

II, you are an intelligent thinking woman, in need of relief from weakness, nervous
ness, pain and suffering, then it means much to you that there is one tried and rue
honest square Ideal medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION, sold by druggists for the cure
Of Woman's ills, The makers of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription

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for the cure, of weak ne1ouS rundown, oerwoked,d blned, pannckd WWW
women knowing this medicine to be made up of ingredients very one of which 49,
he Hrl schools of practice are perfectly willing and in fac, are only TOT glad W =
to print they do thief formula, or list of ingredients, of which it is composed in WA E
PLAN EWh on every bohevrappr Is this not significant act worthy of
careful consideration
Women use Dr. PhesF none Prescription in preference all other . -
vohd medicines sold by druggists for their peculiar weaknessa and ailments A.
because IL is
TIE oE REMEDY which ~nw no A@d or hJhMnmhe drugs Is NOT anything Xix aheHNSm secret
compounds or parent medicines rm& "%%
IE oR REMEDY~ wmmG devised Ha regularly graduated physician of VAST wmuh1x In 0ugsM all
mS dH carefully adapted her @M~e organism %@#"SI .@ M
nE ZONE REMEDYN good enough that its maker are NOT ndD print every hQnur on ITS outside 1
hAkwnppm v~a~
proven medicine of KNwN COMPOSITION Worlds DhpemaS MGi A@mnMmnn Buffalo M ""
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
New Phnrmacr oommlssIoner.

Before retiring as governor A. b. Cum
minis appointed Harry f. Eaton of Shen-
andoah as a member of the Pharmacy COM
mission. to succeed the late member, Fred
Russell, who made a sensational departure
from the state, supposedly with an af-
finity.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
NOW REAL GOVERNOR
Cummins Formally Transfers Public
Property to Him.
BAR TO BANQUET THE SENATOR
Trouble H. Brewing Between the Pro-
h~IbitIonists and the A~nti-salOon
League and open Rupture
Seems Likely.
(From a staff Correspondent

DEs MONIES, Nov. 2s.-(special)-Gov-
ernor Garst and Senator Cummlns virtually
spent the day together In the office Of the
chief executive OF the state effecting the
formal transfer OF the office and taking up
matters which 1t is necessary that both
should consider. Mr.. Cummins had the task
Of sorting over the accumulations of seven
years and separating the official papers
from the private ones in many cases. Gov
ernor Garst had as his first official duty
the signing OF a commission to Harry f
Eaton of Shenandoah as pharmacy commits
sioner. He will serve until next April. He
also signed the commission of DR.. Mcleod
as member of the veterinary board. One
pardon case came to the attention of Gov
ernor Garst, a poor woman journeying from
South Omaha to Des Moines with a little
child to plead for the release Of her hus-
band, serving a fifteen-year sentence for
forgery. The case was placed in the hands
of the parole board. Several funds were
transferred from one governor to another
and an order placed for the formal certifi-
cate of election Of Cummins as senator.
Governor Garst, while ne is a resident OF
Carroll county. has in fact lived in Des
Moines for nearly two years practically all
the time, so that no move will be necessary
for him while serving the short term.
VIII Go Next Week.
Senator Cummins is. arranging to go to
washington next week, but has not fixed
the exact date. He has made no arrange
ments as to his living there while senator.
His secretary, John Briar, will go in a few
days. on Saturday evening the local Bar
association will give Senator Cummins a
banquet. He has been for many years re-
garded as foremost in the Bar association OF
the city and of the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-27
New school Trustee.

]. B. Harsh of Creston has been appointed
as member Of the board Of trustees of thu
state Normal school at Cedar Falls, t.
succeed Trustee Mcintyre of ottumwa
whose term expired.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
He Was Leader.

eThe Vermont Democracy has finally
succeeded in unloading b. b. smaliey
as it, member Of the national commit
tee This Is not suicide, that was al
ready accomplished. It is simply desc
Grafton Of the remains. That the once
party Of smalley Is now the party Of
jimburkism is its omega -Hardwiek
Gazette.
The Vermont Democracy viii some
day remember b. b. smalley with some
thing like the gratitude With which
thoughtful Democrats that rebelled
against him in his day now regard the
memory OF Grover Cleveland. It may
be too much 70 say that Smalley, like
Cleveland, was greater than his party,
but it is well within the facts 70 say
that the party in Vermont never stood
so high in popularity or gained 50 much
prestige in its own national councils as
when Smalley was its leader But he Is
not willing to turn radical or Socialist
and swallow the follies Of Bryan with
one gulp simply that be may be ''regu-
lar" and in line for opportunity Of re-.
ward in case the Democratic party should
win this fall. II be was too much OF
head for the Vermont Democracy in his
day, there certainly can be no complaint
that there is any head or tail to it now.
st. Adams Messenger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
Presence Of British Vessel
Called Significant
FEARED THAT TROUBLE
Nay b Iraminsnt-Bsiief IN Wadbing
tor Thst tie State Department
Has An Ua6efstsnGing With
EnEland and Frame

Washington, July r. significance il
aitashsd here % the arrival d ths Brit
lsh uasbip lnasiaiigsble a. Port AZ
Prime, Hsyti reported 70 the state DE-,
partner, BY the United States minister.
~. fHnisk
The United States gmboat Padueah
bss arrived here. While the Padaeah
ostsnably vss sent 70 Haytian vsters
% take the place Of TIE French warship
Chasssioup Laubat while the latter
steamed 10 replenish Der coal and IN.
dergo minor repairs, il Is considered here
that the state department believed a
critical moment 10 the threatened Hay
tan revolution had arrived.
The Chasssloap laubat was only ten.
porariiy detached from her Hsytian post.
The arrival Of the interchangeable streng.
thsns the belief here that the state de-.
partment has an UNDERSTANDING with the
British and the French governments Ia
regard 70 Hayti and that al three gov.
erpments are sending war vessels 10 the
fear that trouble Is imminent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
FoRTY INJURED AS CABS
CRASHED HEAD-0R
Ifplisys Going 20 Miles az Hour Near
ABfora, III. Isok Pre- After
Collision; Some Of Hsft
May Die.

Ctiaso. July 22.-Neariy 20 persons
were injured yesterday ia 3 collision
between tue Aurora. ElEn Chicago
care az Losesdalr. four miles ngfth d
Aurora. s0me d me injured may die.
The collision occurred when she cars
nere each running a. . speed estimated
AZ 80 miles a. bour.
The tao ears were teleseoped more
than half their length. Passengers
among whom were nearly 20 women,
wrfe thrown through windows and too.
sed 10 The side 81 the tracks several
feet away
Just sftsr the wreck occurred the
cars caught fire from the trolley wire
End began 70 shoulder. bat Tire unin.
iured passengers soon pat out the blaze
with water from a nearby riyulet and
dragged the wounded 70 places 81 safe
Is.
The cars. each % which contained
from 70 70 100 passengers met bead.
On. The accident Is said 70 have been
caused By the motorm II one car ~
Flecting % take a switch.
The motormen ard many passengers
3umped and escaped when they saw
that a collision could not be ayerted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
MORAN SURPRISED EN-.
District Attorney Unexpectedly Walked
Into Office.

Boston, july 22.--Distriet Attorney
John Is. Moran walked into his Offices
at the court house yesterday about ten
o'clock, unannounced and unexpected.
he was looking better than when he ~
parted for the Adirondack in search Of
an Improvement in his health but he Is
still weak, and his voice can be heard
only when the listener stands close and
watches his lips. Forathe last two weeks
'lr. Moran has been in New York City
and not in the mountains, as supposed.
he contracted cold while in the Adj
rondacks and found that the air in
room on the top aoor OF a New York
hotel, with the windows all open, agreed
with him better.
MIR Moran says that be expects to 20
back 10 New York within week or ten
days, and perhaps sooner He came
over from that city, arriving in town
yesterday morning, for the purpose OF
looking into the question Of mol pressing
the eases against the four Cinnamon
who were recently granted new trial
on the charge Of murder. He said that
the defendants would not come up for
trial until October, and that it seemed
a pity to keep them in prison until that
time il the evidence does not warrant
a new trial he viii 70 over the large
volume Of testimony and, II he does not
lind that it warrants new trial. he
intends 10 mol pros the ease of the prs-
oners and set them free.
Assistant District Attorney Dryer
was closeted with Mr.. Moran from II
until 1915 o'clock, when attorneys
Charles y, Bartlett and Julian Wood
man, two 81 the counsel who defended
the nine Cinnamon in the murder trial
this spring, arrived and went into con
with the two government rep.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-22
Bryan VIII Not Try TO Influ'
ence Election
HERE IN SEPTEMBER
GompsrS IHjuneton Makes Food fol
Argument for Bryan-ciiation Of
Labor Men Excitss Interest
at Pair View.

Fair View, Lincoln. Nsb., July p The
action Of justice Anderson Or the "a.
prsem court Of the District Of Columbia
in citing Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell
and Frank Morrison 20 show cause Why
they should not be punished for con.
tempt for alleged violation Of an in
junction against the American Fedora
ton Of Labor and Ste officers in the
Bucks stove and Range company case,
has excited interest here.
The ease il one coming directly with.
in The puryiew Of tie plank Of the
Denver convention relating to contempt
committed outside the presence Of the
court, and II is believed VIII be seized on
by Mr Bryan as an illustration Of the
need Tor a law which will accord to the
accused trial By jury.
Despite statements TO the contrary,
Mr Bryan yesterday announced that he
did not contemplate going into Vermont
on any speech making tour IN the eXpec-
tation Of influencing the election in that
state in September