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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.

Reaper.
M'SAIR.
Harry McNair. of near EN- mits
burg. died at bis home April "a,
after an illness of several weeks,
aged 40 years.
sELBY.
E. G. Selby. a prominent resi-
dent of Poplar Springs. died Sun
day. April 10, aged Ga years. He
leaves a widow and seven child
rem. and two brothers.
DERR.
Mr.. D. Carter Derr of Union
vile, formerly of this city, died
al the former place from paralysis
aged 90 years. He is survived by
a widow and four children.
MILLER.
Mr.. Charles C. Miller. formerly
of this city. died in Cumberland,
April "a. aged about IS years.
he was a brother of the late
Henry Miller Of this city.
FAULKNER.
Lieut.. Charles P. Faulkner. %
years old son Of ex Senator c. j.
Faulkner. died al Baysville. the
home OF his father. Of paralysis.
after al illuesS Of three years.
OSWALD.
George B. Oswald. clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Washington Co.
continuously eiDce 1873. and one
of the best known and most pop
ular citizens OF that county. is
dead
BIELFELD
Mrs. Fredericke AuguSte Biel
felh. widow of the late Rev. Her
man Bielfeld. died at her home
on South Market street. April -.
of general debility, aged So years.
Z months and - days.
SCHAEFFER.
Mrs. Irene Hammond Schaeffer.
wife of Mr. Allen ID. Schaeffer.
died. after a lingering Illness. at
her home in Ladirshurg. April %.
in the 49ib year Of her age. She
was a daughter Of the late Dr..
Richard T. and Mrs. Mary 4.
Hammond of Woodsboro.
KEEPER.
Mr. Michael c keefer. for many
years chief clerk al the Navy Paw
Office at the Custom House. died
ar his home, 1904 Harlem avenue.
Baltimore, OF Bright's disease.
He was born il Frederick. and
was in the 5SIh year Of biz age.
He is survived by son. Claude
w. keefer. aud sister. Mr..
George f. Baker.
DEGRANGE.
Henry Clay DeGrauge. retired
tailor and we'll known resident of
this city, died April -. after a
long Illness. aged 10 wears. Be-
sides a widow. who MAS before
her marriage Mary Minerva Bru-
nett. OF near New Market. this
county. he is survived tx broth-
er lex Postmaster Garrett 5. De
Grange of Frederick aud TWO
sisters Mrs. Augusta Lau,lrIkim
and Miss Emma DeGrdnge oi
Washington. ID. G.
THOMAS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas died at
The home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Ida DeLashmutI, l29 West Third
street. April %. of senile debility
in her S9th year. Mrs. Thomas
was the widow of David Tboma as.
lafe of Adamstown. Her maiden
name was Hlldebrand and she
was the last OF her family. She
is survived by four sons-F Gran
vile Thomas and ). ID. Thomas.
this city: j. Feuton Thomas aud
George NJ. Thomas of Adams
town-aud two daughters. Mrs.
Ida De Lashmutt, this city. and
Mrs. j. B. Clary of HedgesviIle,
W. Va. Her funeral took place
on Tuesday Afternoon Services
were held at the house aud inter
meBt made Al Mt. Olivet.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.
BEGINNING MAY /. leo.
THE NEW CITY HOTEL

will commence rebuilding and contemplated
Improvements will be finished about August
!. To be entirely newly Feiurnisbed BY new
lessee. New managemenIs lease dating from
May ]. ls.S New lobby. diningroam. bar.
barber shop and billiard nom fnfir.- new
heating and sanitary arrangements. Electric
elevator ana private telephones rhrous hout
house Modern AID up to-date in every az.
livery detail viii be carefully handled that
will make the New City Hcfel one Of the finest
houses in the state of Maryland
special large rooms for Com m rel a /
Travellers
Special attention to aufomobiIisiS
Eighteen private baths. besides two public
bath rooms on each floor, use OF which regu-
lar patrons will have free
RATES. when new management assumes
control. May l. VIII be 500. $50 and SsVO per
day. without private bath 500 and S 50
with private bath American pian-s'
There will be dining room in connection
where dishes will be cooked 10 order
Any inquiries will be glad to have.
E b. McCAHAN. Proprietor.
Formerly OF Baltimore
Also Proprietor Of New Restaurant Y NJ C.
A Building. Frederick. mar. s SINS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
FRIDAY. NAY l. 1905.

az WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY An NOT IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
N'SAIR.

M'NAIR.
Harry McNair, of near EN- mits
burg. died at bis home April "a.
after an illness of several weeks,
aged 40 years.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Mr. Michael C keefer. for many
years chief clerk al the Navy Paw
Office at the Custom House. died
al his home. 1904 Harlem avenue.
Baltimore, Of Bright's disease.
He was born il Frederick. and
was in the 18th year Of biz age.
He is survived by son. Claude
w Keefer. aud a sister. Mrs.
George T. Baker.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
BIELFELD

Mrs. Fredericke Auguste Biel
felh. widow of the late Rev. Her
man Bielfeld. died at her home
on South Market street. April -.
of general debility. aged 81 years.
Z months and y days.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14
Mark I vain on Prohibition

Crossing the Atlantic with Mark
Twain last summer" SAID a W. c.
T. L. woman, Il asked his opinion on
the prohibition law. His reply was
very characteristic, very humorous.
Il am friend of temperance and
want it to succeed he said but
don t think prohibition is practical. |
am sorry to learn that they have just
invented method of making brandy
out Of sawdust. Now. what advantage
will prohibition have when a man can
take a rip saw and go out and get
drunk with fence rail? What is the
good of prohibition if man is able to
make brandy out of the shingles on
his roof, or if he can get delerium
tremens by drinking the legs off the
kitchen chairs?" Ex.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14


Mineral Survey No ISIS.
L. s. Land Oftce. Denver. Colo !
January Is. lsi7.
Notice is herebs given thai in pursuance Of the
st NJ tougres-, approved May 10. 49,, MARI
Weld II and Charles h. Barnes, by John " Wei
ION. his attorney in fact. whose postufice j.
Idaho springs. Colorado. has made application
tsf a tateut tor l5gp linear feet on the Zip TpI,
tftr bearing gold and silver. the same being 200
iets 1So 81 W and 1890 ie,t : 1872 So F fr, m dis
e8very ,hnt thereon, with sufface ground 80
feet In with, situate in Virginia mining district
t,ear reek county, ColOradp. ana described In
h. plat and field notes on file in This once, ~
fgiiuHs, viz:
BeGinnins at cor NJ. l. whence the sw cor Sec
Is 8 : X - W Of the 6 l. +. NJ. bears n G3 IL g
P7s3 IT,; th,suce II 73o 81 " 1900 # to cor No. 9
the nee 2l9 AZ I5o.St feet tn cor NJ. 3. thence
: 13' 80 1890 feet Ia cor No. e. thence II A.
W lJo6l feet 10 'or No /. the place OF beginning
Containing 6.uIs acres expressly eEcpIIiug and
excluding Hll conflict with surveys Ses hs.ii and
997a and forming portion of the unsnbd videH
3 r % " ut = 6th principal meridian said
location being recorded in vol. li9 yaR. ~ Of
tn records Of lear reek county. tuiofHI
Adjoining claimants the eiS,ners of above eS.
Cluded surveys and survey No. ls4l2
e. - tOEIs Register
1T rub Jan .. last pnb March IS 1905.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
itet artment Of III. interior
80 q o tle,- a. q, 1yeT, tt,iorad
&. AEuArA ~ L.l.


r, bfuArg ~. ist-
Sotice is her-hS given that Emma L. Mason OF
Brook yn..= Colorado. has filed ht iut.uti u t.
make tuai fyeN proof m supusrt e ner ciai ,H
w HpLn,sis Entity No. 2c,s1 july -.
1874. for IN. EISh'. 50 NEH. >kl.-th cc-
hon u Iuau~h. south Rang :, " 6 b r Nj
and that said pfo-st viii l.. made b.f ne The Re
6 It-s
she HHmes the following witnesses tn prove her
Erutlu uous residence up u. and cultivation of
the aud Viz Daniel - liter, Arthur O. car .
q 7harlrs Drosson, Louis FerIsr all of bronkyatr
Colorado
{ b FORD Register
Flr- prb Feb % lsst pub Apr I 1875
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

Nike Moran was hurt in the Sarato-
ga mine lateral last Wednesday. by
having his hand mashed between car
and the side Of the lateral. The injuries
We're quite painful and will cause Mr.,
Moran TO carry his arm in sling for a
time and lose q few shifts.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14
For Saturday only two dozen oranges
for 35cts at Mellor & Rice S.

Nels Jaensen, the sixteen-year-o
son Of Victor Jaenson Of this city. de
parted yesterday afternoon for Denver
on his way to Hot Sulphur Springs.
whore he has accepted a position as
trouble locator" for the Colorado
Telephone company. Young Jaenson
has been employed in the local exchange
for some time past, and his new posi-
ton is a deserved promotion in recog-
milton Of his services IN behalf Of the
company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

Mrs. Geo Oxley and childen depart
ed Thursday morning for Denver
where she met her daughter Miss Otis
Oxley, who just arrived from Salt
Lake City. Mrs. OXley and family
Will remove TO Greeley where they
VIII locate permanently.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14
D<niIs;ry.
DR.. w. T. Cain over Merchants and
Miners National bank.
Rntis'ry.

Mrs. II. J. Neiswanger requests the
ladies' to meet Miss Schroeder of Chica-
go cemonstrator for the Marinello
preparations. successful aids TO Health
and eauty. Warts, Moles, and su-
pertious hair removed with electric
needle. Plmples cured. Skin bleeding,
Facial and Scalp Massage. Shampooing
and NanIcuring. Hair Dressing and
Marcel wave. Hair Goods for sale
Phone 702 Red Opp. P. o.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14
RAILWAY TINE TABLE.
COLORADO * SOUTHERN.
,oETH BDg>n-NNEE baI-
SHORT SETTINGS.

Mrs. John NcCrary was visiting
visiting friends IN Golden the fore part
OF this week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

Mrs Thomas Woodward left yester-
day afternoon for Denver, where she
VIII make short visit with friends.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

A. f Simpson Of Specie Payment
mine, departed yesterday afternoon for
a brief visit in Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

Philip MiEeeIl returned Wednesday
evening after spending several days in
Denver on mining business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

Sam Grammar, the tailor. went to
Denver yesterday afternoon TO pur.
chase some some supplies for his rapid
y increasing business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

John Lang. of Iamartne. was aboard
the flyer yesterday afternoon on his
way to Denver for few days stay.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14
MINING APPLICATION NO. 23lq.
Mineral survey No. ls}.3
United States Land ONCE.
Denver. Colorado,

o.
January IL lsis.
Notice Is hereby given hat in pursuance Of the
act Df CHnrress approved May 10. ls.2 l. l.
81 der aud Lh' helFs of 'rrp A Lh.heli deceased
bus. pn-t 'rtlce Is Idaho Springs C0Iara3o.
have Uair Application for patent tor 1850
laear T. ct on the Old Settler lnle bearing god
ana silver. with surface ground 80 feet in " idth
situate Ia low mIpIus distfi l. Gear Greek
comfy. state o. Colorado, and descr bed in the
pat aud field notes on file in this othce. as FOL
suvs. viz
Bsg nutng at cor No. whence the :. cor
&c : l : X % " 81 the 9Th =. VI. bears -2o:
~ So T7i6 It. thence 70 so 1890 Il. to
cor No. . tRence 37' ~ 80 f. to cor No 8
lHvuc- u ~ -r e 1870 Il to No. 1. thence :
e ~ 80 II. To cur No. |, the place of begin
ming
Containing 80 acres expressly excepting and
tEciBring all conflict vi h surveys Nos "a
lGI"A, IA 9 and lb2ao Am. nd forming portion
st the Unsgbiiyidcd fwp2>. suEe : Of the
nfh principal meridian. laid location being
Cufteh in vol l52r page l2i. Of the records OF
Gear Greek county colorado.
Adjoining claimants uw neTs OF the above men
TONED surveys.
c. D. FORD.
Register.
g.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14
Ole University Of Colorado
GLEE AND MANDOLIN
y c L u B -
Concert at the Opera House
Saturday Evening, March n
FOR The BENEFIT OF THE
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
Reserved Seats sale Thursday morn
ing, March 10, at Elliott's Pharmacy

A full line of vegetables received
daily at Mellor & Rice's market
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

Every lady calling at Mrs. Neiswan-
ger S next week viii get a ten min
utes facial treatment free. Phone
702 Red. opp. T.. q.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

Misses Ida Wallace, Eta FIorine and
Zina MeGpggan were passengers on
the yesterday afternoon train for a
coupLe Of days visit IN Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14
Mayor.
City Clerk.

For SALE-A piano and doz. chick.
ems. Inquire at lst ave. & Miner SITS,
J. N. Neel
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

s u N D A Y
Table de Hote, Luncheon and Dinnsrs al
THE FASHION CAFE
CouSonme aux Novets
Rel,shes
Celery Dill glcke!s
OK Tongue. To alto Sauce, esc
ENTREES
Chicken with Rice ala Nalenchiana ssc
sweet Breads ala Valleroi, zoe
Apple Fritters Wiue Glaze
Roast Young Chicken, Oyster Dressing
Natural Gravy
Prime Ribs of Eastern Beef au jus. 1sc
Lobster Salad. 2oc
VEGETABLES
Lakeside Peas Potatoes NJ l..,se5
Pineapple Pudding Souffie
Hot Mlnce Pie Lemon Aeringuc
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

For Saturday only-a ten pound
bucket of finest lard for sl00 at Mel
lor 4; Rice's market.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

1t is reported from Central City that
that the AjaddeiI property has again
changed hands and that 1t has been
sold by the Empire Gold and Copper
Mining comaany to the Colorado Con-
soIidated Mines company, for a con-
sderation of 500, Ooo. The new owners
are New York City capitalists, and it
is said propose to work the property on
large scale both from the surface
and at the level Of the Newhouse tun-
mel, where thevein is over go feet wide
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14
MINING APPLICATION No. %
c. D. FORD.
Register.

Is, pub Jan. q, last pub Msrch q Iaos.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

l.l rab Jan .. la.t pnh March 2s lyos.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-14

Mineral Survey No lsi5..
L. s. Land ONCE. Denver. Colo
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
BOSTON DIOCESE CENTENNIAL
High Officials of Church of East At
tend Ceremonies at Great
Cathedral.

BOSTON. Oct. 2s.-with most of the
highest officials of the Roman Catholic
church preacy present. the impressive
ceremonlals OF a solemn pontificai mass,
of which Most Rev. Dlomede Falconio.
papal delegate to Washington, was the
celebrant, the five days observance Of the
centennial anniversary of the founding of
the diocese of Boston was begun in the
cathedral Of the Holy Cross today Arch
bishop William II. oConnen of the Boston
diocese, in his office OF preacher, offered
thanksgiving for the blessings God has
granted us during these first 100 years of
Bostons existence as a diocese"
Besides the church dignitaries there were
also present Governor Guild Mayor George
A. Hibbard and other representatives Of
the state and city governments, and the
judiciary.
Among the wen known prelates present
at today's services were Archblshops Far
ley Of New York. Quigley Of Chicago and
Keane OF Dubuque. la; bishops Beayen
OF Springfield. Hennessy of wichita; OCon-
nell OF the Catholic university at Wash
ington, Allen OF Mobile. Fitzmaurice of
Erie. Pa; McFsul II Trenton, NJ ] (:
OConLoT OF Newark. n. j.: Chatard Of
indianapolis, Ind; Northorp Of Charleston,
S, c., and Burke Of st. Joseph. Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
ANOTHER RECEIVERSHIP SUIT
BOndh OIders of New York step I'm
to Preserve Rights to Cleve-
land Traction.

CLEVELAND, Oct. ga new suit for
recelvership and one which it is expected
will take precedence over all other suits
was filed in the United States circuit court
today, asking that the court take charge
of all of the local street railway property.
Both the Municipal Traction company the
operating company and the Cleveland Rail-
way company. the owning company. were
made parties to the suit. temporary re-
straining order also was issued by Judge
Taylor erdoning the companies from pay
ing out any money contracting any new
obligations other than paying for labor and
the actual maintenance of the property.
The suit was filed by the Central Trust
company Of New York, trustee for the
bondholders The company has a mort
gage for $S,276,0CO upon the property, which
was given as security for the bonds. The
ac tion is the result of the recent referendum
vote, which practically left the car COM
pany without a franchise. 1t is stated
that the receiver was asked for so as to
throw the whole situation in the hands Of
the court that the creditors, bondholders
and all others may have their interests
fully protected during the reconstruction
days now to follow, as an aftermath of the
loss of the franchise The relation of the
franchise left the property in a chaotic con-
diton, with contending interests claiming
rights, possession and ownership. The new
court action, It is said, will insure the pub
lie adequate street railway service, while
the affairs of the organization will be
Strengthened out. The hearing is set for
next Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
SCOTTISH RITES ELECTION
"a. W. BaylIas of Washington, ID. C.,
ls CAOsen Sovereign Grand
Commander.

NEW YORK. Oct 2s-Closing It's annual
meeting the supreme courJcil of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite for the United
States OF America today elected officers as
follows;
Sovereign grand commander, NJ. w. Bay
libt Washington, ID. C.; lieutenant grand
commissioner, calvin w. Edwards, Albany,
Gibson, Washington, ID. C.; grand score
tary general. Marcus w. Morton, PrOvi-
qence, h. l.; grand keeper of archives,
naster OF ceremonies, Samuel G.. Eberly,
Washington, ID. q; grand marshal general,
tohy A. Glidden, Dover, n. II. grand
EaI dardbearer. w. r. BiXby, Haverhill
Mass; grand captain OF the guard, Peter
o. Anderson, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
YAQUIS LURED INTO AMBUSH
Forty Killed by PapasO Indians Who
Were Armed by Government
for Purpose.

Ell PASO. Texas. Oct, 2s.-News reached
here today from various sources that battle
between Papago and Yaqui Indians has
taken place north of Altar, Sonora, and that
forty Yaquis were killed. According to
reports, the Mexican government armed
the Papagos, who lured the Yaquis into
ambush and slaughtered them. The reports
have not been officially confirmed
BISBEE, Ariz., Oct. 8.-Following a skir-
mish southeast of Hermosillo, Mexico, in
which 1t is reported that Bule, chief Of
the hostile Yaqui Indians, was killed, thir-
ty-four Yaqui warriors came into Hermo-
sillo and surrendered. Governor Torres of
Sonora arrived from Europe yesterday and
it is expected that a treaty favorable to
the Yaquis will be signed this week and
permanent peace established.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
LIFE TERM GIVEN PRIVATE
soldier Who Ran Amuck, KILLING
Four Men. Given Benefit of
Light Penalty.

MANILA, Oct. 2S.-Prlvate Mike Beecham
OF the First cavalry, who ran amuck at
Camp stotensburg last May and killed four
OF his comrades, was sentenced TO life Inn
prisonment today by the trial court before
which he appeared. The court took the
view that the crime was unprecedented
ana the result Of sudden fit of anger.
Under the Spanish law, therefore, the court
hela that the circumstances in the case
did not warrant the inflction OF the death
penalty.
Beecham will probably appeal from this
sentence. although the sunreme court to
which his appeal must be directed, has the
power TO substitute the death penalty.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
WOMAN is CIVIL ENGINEER
New York Girl Unique Among Her
Sex in This Line of
Work,

so far as know l am the only woman
civil engineer actively engaged in outdoor
construction work, There are other girls
who SIT in offices and calculate tensions
and daily with the modulus OF elasticity,
but they do not climb sirders OF ride on the
steam shovel"
The claim OF Miss LILLIAN B. Manley Of
New York City to uniqueness in this re-
spect is not denied by local engineers Of
the male sex. Miss Manley spent Tuesday
in Omaha, staying at the Rome to break
by a days rest the ordeal Of a trip from
New York TO San Francisco. She goes to
California to supervise the construction OF
an interurban railroad
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
BAIL FOR RUSSIAN PATRIOT
Public Subscription Sufficient to
Bring About Release of Tschai-
kOvsky from Prison,

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 8.-Nicholas
Tschaikovskl, the aged Russian patriot
who has been imprisoned in this city for
nearly a year. was released this afternoon
at a quarted after 4.
The fund subscribed in England to cover
the bail demanded by the Russian govern
ment for his release was received here
yesterday and was deposited in the Inn
perial bank today.
Tschaikovsy was taken from the prison
at $40 and conveyed under escort to the
gendarmerie headquarters. He was set at
liberty as soon as the necessary formali-
ties had been completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29


Official figures show that Bryan has
not been vote getter for his party in
Nebraska, but every time ne has been a
candidate he has run behind others on the
same ticket. Page /
The republicans of South Dakota are
confident they will win in the coming
election. Page
Judge Taft spent a busy day making
speeches in New York city, winding up
with a big meeting in Madison Square
garden Page 1
President Roosevelt gave out a letter
yesterday in which Samuel B. Donneliy
upholds the presidents position with re-
spect to Judge Taft and labor. Page
The editor of the New York Herald
made public letter yesterday in which
President Roosevelt speaks highly of the
attitude of Judge Taft on public ques-
tions Page
FOREIGN.
A band of Yaqui Indians was caught In
ambush yesterday and a number slaugh-
tered. Page
Negotiations are under way for the set
tlement of a suit by Count Bonl for the
disposition of his children. Page
Bulgaria shows pronounced peace ten
dencies and dsmisses the troops who
have been called for purposes of war
Page a
Private Beecham was given life SEN
tence for running amuck in the Philip
pines. Page 1
DOMESTIC.
Bail has been furnished for a Russian
patriot held on a charge of fomenting the
revolution Page q
The anniversary of the establishment of
the diocese of Boston is being celebrated
by prelates of the Catholic church.
Page /
Many night riders are in prison as a
have been captured. Page q
LOCAL.
Governor Sheldon quotes some figures
puncturing the democratic stories about
Increases of land assessment in Johnson
county Page 3
Omaha bankers are glad now they did
not put 100000 in the Egg-O-See plant
which failed in Chicago recently. Page 5
City Attorney Burnham says he never
saw the report held by Councilman Me-
Govern showing private corporations are
using city property Page 3
Plans of Postoffice department forcing
railroads to accept short line basis of
pay for carrying the mails Will mean a
loss of 1.000, 900 to the roads. Page 10
Mrs Arthur Guiou, leader in society
and wife of a prominent lumber dealer,
files suit for divorce. Page 2
CoHndERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
Live stock markets Page
Grain markets Page 2
Stocks and bonds. Page 2
..o.~..n-zrra ~, oowAu amx, a nEeuTua
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
PIERCE WILL GO TO TEXAS
OH AEAEnate Indicates He is Ready
40 stand Trial on Indict-
meat.

AUSTIN, Tex. Oct 2S-Henry Clay
Pierce is coming back to Texas to answer
the Indictment returned against him in this
county charging him with false swearing.
Governor Campbell was today advised by
Judge Barclay OF 81. Louis. who repre-
serted the state at the hearing OF PArcs,
that the 81. Louissn will leave for Texas
and be here November to stand trial.
The case win be called before Judge Cal
houn ot the fifty-third district court. but
Il is believed that an effort will be made
10 set change Of venue.