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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
CRUSADE ON SPLITTING.

The local Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union has started an anu-ex-
pectoration campaign and In the form
OF a petition has carried the matter
before the city council. They want
the expectorators to be NOR tmperate
in their expectorating, no doubt
which is. 10 say the least, commenda-
Bile ir them.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05

Total net profit. ........ .s215, 0SS.61
Taking everything into considera-
ton, the company is very much to be
congratulated upon a most successful
year, notwithstanding the severe de-
cline in the market price Of silver,
and upon being able TO maintain the
mines upon a dividend-paying basis
during such adverse market.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
PLENTY OF FAITH IN WARREN

The Warren mine, situated just
east Of the new town of Warren, is
not making much noise these uays.
but it is noticed that the men go TO
work regularly every morning, conse-
quentIy development is progressing
right along. There is plenty OF faith
placed in this mine by the owners,
and they doubtless have reason for it.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05

COMPANY MAKES
GOOD REPORT

of 50 cents per ounce, and any addi-
tional output would at that time have
been disposed of at a sacrifice. Not
withstanding the drop in the price of
silver, report of the financial results
of operations Is as follows:
Total returns for production
(Table No. 50 -......... $3.50, 1854
Profit from commissary
store and rent. ...s..... 5,6sO.S2
Interest collected on funds
held In the q. $780,. 5,s56.79
Premium on sales of stock
above par ..,,.......... $3.50
Total mel income for the
the year ................S 442. 4SO.55
Deduct operat-
ing expenses
in Mexico,
including re-
pairs & de-
v1opm't wrk.s2i9, 031.00
General expen-
Sc in the u
S. and ex-
pense acct. S,375.94
227, 4O6.s4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
TUBERCULAR WARD is DONE
,Ounty Hospital Adjunct Is Completed
and VIII BE Occupied
at Once.

After repeated delays the tuberculosis
ward at the County hospital is ready to be
occupied and superintendent Ferrar of the
hospital will move his six tubercular pa
tients into il the first of next week. The
opening of the first public building in
Omaha for the special treatment of con-
sumption will be marked by no demon
strations. The cots and furniture will be
moved into the new ward without cere-
mony and the six patients will lie given
their first taste of the open air treatment.
All OF the six are men and the women's
ward will not be occupied now.
The new ward is built on the latest APP
proved lines for the treatment Of the white
plague. The roof is of heavy canvas, the
sides are open, allowing free circulation of
air. and the entrance AZ sunshine summer
and winter. 1t Is equipped with a kitchen,
baths and full heating aud lighting APP
paratus. The ward is connected with the
main hospital by a covered passage way
which will enable patients and attendants
to pass from the hospital to the tubercu-
losis, ward without going outdoors. 1t is
located on the south side of the hospital
building, this location protecting 1t I'm a
measure from The cold ncrthern winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
RECOGNITION Two CANDIDATES
Contest of Vote for Coroner and
County Attorney Probable.
CROSBY AND KNsLER WILL ACT
Both Think Result of Primary EIec-
tion So Close They Are War
ranted in Demanding Its Re-
view by Board.

Recount of the primary vote in a number
Of precincts in Omaha and South Omaha
will be demanded to settle the uncertainty
over the offices of coroner and county at
torney, according to indications Saturday
morning.
Il will file an application for a recount
in five precincts in Omaha and three pre-
cincts in South Omaha said w. C. Crosby,
whose race with George H. Brewer of
South Omaha for coroner was too close for
comfort. Il don't like to be put in the at
titude of contesting, but l believe a recount
in some of the precincts will show a change
in my favor. All l want is the votes that
are rightfully coming to me. / will ask the
board to recount the ballots in these pre-
cincts."
One of the precincts in which a recount
will be demanded Is the Third OF the Elev-
enth, which was thrown out by the can
wasting board because of the dissatisfaction
condition of the poll books. Another will
be the Third of the Second, in which the
tally book showed a vote much smaller
than the unofficial returns made the night
Of the primary. This has led some of the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
VAN GooDELL is BOUND OVER
d of Miss Probably
WIN Have Insanity Defense.

Murderer of Miss Kenneth Probably
VIII Have Insanity Defense.
Van Goodell, who shot ana killed Miss
Edna Kennett, a check clerk in the Loyal
hotel, on the evening of September 4 near
Fifteenth and Chicago streets and then at
tempted suicide by shooting himself in the
head, was arraigned in police court Sat
urday morning on the charge of murder
in the first degree and bound over to the
district court in the sum Of 5000, which
was not furnished, leaving the criminal
still in jail, His attorney intimated insanity
as his basis of defense.
The charge was read to the accused by
Deputy County Attorney Magney. Goodell
stood in front OF the desk of Judge Craw-
ford, with downcast eyes, but evidently
listened intently to every word of the com
plant, as was indicated by an occasional
tremor which passed over his body, At
such times he would brush his forehead,
where a slight bandage indicated he shot
himself in the right side. His fingers re-
vealed yellowish-brown stains from the
constant smoking of cigarettes,
At the conclusion of the reading of the
complaint Goodell did not raise his eyes,
and w. w. slabaugh, his attorney, pleaded
not guilty in behalf of the defendant and
waived preliminary examination,
Citing the Banner case in South Omaha
Attorney Slabaugh requested that a bond
be named by the court, which was objected
to by the deputy county attorney, who
stated that it could be proven conclusively
that GoOdell had previously threatened the
life of the Kennett girl and that the muir,
der was premeditated. In reply Mr.. Sla-
baugh admitted THAT homicide had beer
committed. but insofar as the defendant
had attempted suicide after the shooting
of the Kenneth girl the killing did not con.
stitute malicious and willful murder, but
on the other hand indicated an unbalanced
mind.
Accepting the argument of Attorney Sla.
baugh. Judge Crawford bound Goodell over
to the district court and fixed his bail al
5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

is a combat between the evil spirit and
the better man, and If the latter succeeds
in downing the evil spirit Faust is saved.
Faust may err, Faust may fall, but IL he
does not lose his identity of the higher
creation he will be redeemed in the end
This is, in short, the great philosophy of
the great Goethe in his great legend, Faust
Where is the immortality in the creation
Faust, or in the creator, Goethe, as the
Rev. Bishop sees fit to call it, or find IT.?
And how about such men as Leasing
Herder, Wieland, Kant, etc, great poets.
philosophers, explorers and scientists of
Germany, who lived in the eighteenth CEN
fury? Can any one accuse them of i'm
morality, or find fault with their conduct
as men, or to make the time in which they
lived immoral? Or take the great writer's
and the epoch-makers of France, like Vol
taire, Rousseau, and other no lesser lights.
Are they to be classed among those who
would make the world immoral? Or Paine,
Franklin or Thomas jefferson, who lived
in the eighteenth century and who, with
their pen and mouth, contributed 50 glor-
iously to the civilization OF the world and
mankind. Would they be classed among
the immoralists?
1t is true that there were events and
deeds in the eighteenth century which left
a stigma, a blot, a stain on it's pages, and
which points with scorn and shame on the
eighteenth century; but who are they, and
where do they emanate? We had an inqui-
sition in the eighteenth century which
tortured, killed and shed the blood of thou
sands of innocent people, for the sake Of
religion and religion only. We had wars
which destroyed thousands of lives and
millions of property, but the cause of the
inquisition and the religious wars were
nothing else but religious disputes for the
sake of religion. If the eighteenth century
had produced nothing else but one Thomas
Paine, the century would have been re-
deemed for all its misdeeds and the das-
tardly mischiefs of the inquisition. II moth
ing had been written in the eighteenth CEN
fury but the Declaration of independence
by Thomas Jefferson, that century would
have been justified to stand out as the fore
most century of all the time. II nothing
had been accomplished in the eighteenth
century but the French and American revo-
buttons, the world should pay it's homage
to that century because the French and
American revolutions gave the spark that
lighted the torch of freedom, and emancipa-
ton the world over. To call a century i'm
moral where such colossal deeds were per-
p~etrated-deeds that have laid a lasting
foundation for new eras, for new thoughts
to call a century immoral for deeds tina
have shaken off and destroyed the shackles
of slavery and tyranny and has given the
world freedom of thought and action-tC
call such a century IMMORAL is preposter'
Gus. If Goethe, who lived and toiled in the
eighteenth century, had done nothing bui
create his Faust, the world owes him al
everlasting gratitude, and Goethe deserves
to be put on a high pedestal among the
immortals of mankind.
Il. HOLOVTCHfNER.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

candidates to believe the tally book is in.
complete.
James c. kinsler, who will lose the nom.
nation for county attorney by seventeen
votes If the count of the canvassInE board
is accepted, said Saturday he would prob
ably demand a recount of several precincts.
The demand that the ~canvassing board
recount the ballots may be resisted by the
board on account of a difference of opinion
as to the procedure under the primary law.
Some attorneys believe the recount can he
had only by application to the county court.
Others are of the opinion application may
be made to the canvassing board. The
board has requested a written opinion from
County Attorney English.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

shaver. A post-mortem examination and
inquest will be held.
Busy Time for Police.
The shooting, with one or two minor
cases, furnished considerable hustling at
the police station between 10 and IL O'Clock
last night. The hurry call from the saloon
where the shooting occurred came in while
the patrol wagon was out on another case
in which an Austrian had been stabbed
several times in the right shoulder by a fell
low countryman at Burke's saloon at 221
North Tenth street. Joe Kranwek did the
cutting and Mike Gotash was the recipient
of the slashes. Both men room at the
hotel Roma, a lodging house at Eleventh
and Dodge streets, and were arrested on a
charge of drunkenness and fighting. DR.,
Harris attended to Gotash's wounds, which
were not serious.
While one of the Austrians was being ar
rested by Emergency officer He'll across
the street from the police station; a crowd
Of foreign laborers gathered and attempted
to interfere, thereby giving the police Off
GERS another chance to be active. 1t took
several Of them to dispense the crowd and
get the man arrested to the station.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
Goethe, Faust and the Eighteenth
Century.

Goethe, Faust and the Eighteenth
Century.
OMAHA, Sept. Ito the Editor of The
Bee: Rev. Bishop Quayle will pardon me
If 1 take issue with him on his views of
Goethe and Faust in his recent lecture
at the Methodist Episcopal church a few
days ago. 1t is an awful charge to make,
as he did, that the eighteenth century
was "inhuman and immoral and that
Goethe was its true SON"
Let US take a glimpse at the galaxy of
names that helped to make up the eight
zenith century and at the events of that
epoch, and we will see that the above
charge Of the reverend bishop has no
foundation to stand upon and must fall.
Goethe was a product of the eighteenth
century. In literature he held a place
as the successor to Voltaire, the vivacious
intelligence Of the eighteenth century, and
Of Rousseau, the brooding sensibllity Of
the same age; one aiming at an emancipa-
ton of the cold and stripped understand
ing, the other aiming at an emancipation
Of affection, deficient in sanity and
thought. Goethe embodied In his writings
he two forces of the two men. although
ne differed from both. In his lyrical
writings he is a Rousseau; in his Faust
4 Voltaire. The new motto of that time,
'Urnatur gegen Unnatur"-the Natural
Against the Unnatural'-has been pro-
claimed by the fiery genius of Rousseau
ike a new gospel, and Faust reflects
On il in its full force. The theorist, the
Yornout creeds, the book learning, the
dealist, is given way to communion
With nature, to the fount of life. Mephisto-
oheles, the base realist and cynic, is to
accompany Faust and MAJ the high poe
ry of human life, to act as a spirit of
legation and to degrade and destroy the
ofty aspirations Of the young Faust, who
s to enjoy life in it's full splendor, with
'ull freedom of thought and action. II
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
HARTMAN REACHES HOME
Pulls Into Arden with His SpecIaI
Train on the Time He
Set.

Word was received in Omaha Saturday
morning that the Hartman special had ar.
rived at Mr., Harriman's country home
Arden at $3.50 Saturday morning on
scheduled time. Mr.. Hartman started
from San Francisco with the idea Of reach
ing Arden Saturday morning in time for
an engagement he had made. In order to
permit him to stop for three hours in
as the guest OF honor at an in
formal luncheon and reception at the Field
club, given by the business men and
bankers, the Hartman special was hurried
across Wyoming and Nebraska at the rate
of about sixty miles an hour. Climbing
Sle Rocky mountains from the other side
NO engines were used and the climb was
E-ie at the rate of thirty-seven and, ono
Oa'f miles an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

which was far enough away so that Its
light was greatly diffused. Another posi-
BILE explanation would be that the shafts
of light frequently sent up by the furnaces
at the smelter and gas works colored the
clouds at some distance. 1 am quite sure
thai it was not electrical"
Another explanation which has been Of
fered was that there was some electrical
disturbance in the air some distance east
of here. This theory is somewhat strength
ened by the fact that the telegraph wires
between Omaha and Chicago were many
of them working badly, which indicates
thai something was wrong with the atmos-
phere.
The light was described by one man as
looking like the ray from a great search
light playing on the clouds ana moving
across the southern sky towaId the east.
One man of vivid imagination was sure
that it was an airship travelling over
Omaha too high to be seen, leaving q
trail of light as it went. A great many
people who noticed it were curious and
disturbed and made inquiries to find out
the cause.
Later in the night the lights were OBJ
served in the northward, though not 50
brilliant as they appeared earlier in the
evening in the southeastern heavens. .
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-The prediction OF
DIR. John A. Brashear of Pittsburg that
the aurora borealis reported yesterday
would be followed by reports of magnetic
disturbances was confirmed today at the
headquarters of the telegraph companies.
Yesterday afternoon wires east and north
of Chicago went down for an hour or more
and although they improved later, there
was a repetition of the trouble at night.
Telegraph officials attribute the trouble
to the aurora borealis.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
"Tlle Blood is The Life.''

Science has neve gone beyond the
above simple statement Of scripture. But
1t has Illuminated that statement and
given II a meaning ever broadening with
the increasing breadth OF knowledge.
When the blood is "bad or impure it
is not alone the body which suffers
through disease. The brain is also
clouded Nhe mind and judgement are
enected, andnA9ny an evil deed or impure
thought pSybe directly traced 10 the
impNrayot the 6noON Foul Impure blood
can be made pure- by theLSa-oLpr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. IL
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other cutaneous affections, as eczema,
letter, 81 salt-rheum, hives and other
manifestations Of impure blood.
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o q q . q .
You can't afford to accept any medicine
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DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

I take pleasure in writing you a testi-
monial recommending it as the best medl.
cine discovered for such cases.
| congratulate you on your splendid
preparation and hope to be the first t.
recommend 1t to my many customers.
Accept this most sincere testimony, and
use it as you think best to reach those
who suffer from catarrh. am glad to
sign myself as your sincere friend,
Augustin Rivera, M. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
GREAT LIGHT SEEN in THE EAST
Many People Are Curious, bat No Con-
elusive Explanation offered
as Vet

A strange, diffused light. like an aurora.
hung in the southeast Friday night in the
early part OF the evening in the first few
hours of darkness, and il has not yet beer
discovered what was responsible for il
Father Rigge, astronomer at Creighton
university, did lot see the light and knew
Of no disturbances indicated by his OBJ
seTyations of atmospheric conditions.
1t might be "a searchlight at some dis,
lance said Father Rigge, which was
flashing back and forth ON the clouds and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

other distinguished Mexicans have given
similar opinions regarding Peruna.
Prominent among these men of universal
reputation Is Doctor Agustin Rivera, who
writes as follows:
Mexico City, Mexico.
The Peruna Medicine Co.
Gentlemen In view of the magnificent
results that I nave obtained from the use
Of your excellent remedy "Peruna" In
several obstinate cases of nasal catarrh,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
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San Juan Bautsta, Mexico.
The Peruna Medicine Co..
Columbus, Ohio
Gentlemen
1t gives me pleasure to say that the persons who have used
Peruna for catarrhal affections have found it a effcacious cure, and one
worthy of recommendation.
You may use this letter in any way adapted to your interests.
Yours very truly,
Abraham Bandaa.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

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The poorly written inscription, &C. f.
Lawrence, l2OS Harvey street" was dis
covered on a badly defaced book cover
taken from the body at the police station
before the coroner took charge Of it. How
ever, no person of that name and initials
is listed in the city directory, and that To-
cation ID the present home of the Marks
ssddlery firm.
Corduroy trousers, a black sateen shirt,
a gray vest, black stockings and white
canvass shoes were worn by the dead man,
whose only belongings aside from his hat,
clothes and book cover, were a broad
brown leather belt, an unused 32-caIiber
revolver cartridge, a sack of tobacco, Sl.l5
in money and the revolver which he was
carrying and which was later identified by
A. White, the pawnbroker of 1919 Farnam
street, as one stolen from his show win
dow some time Friday.
No distinctive scars were found on the
body, which was especially well developed.
and was about six feet two inches tall
Weighing about 1855 or 100 pounds. The
hands were somewhat b~listered but not
caIloused. indicating hat the man was not
a regular laborsT. He had a slightly re-
treating forehead and chin, rather bony
face. medium brown hair and was smoothly
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

shaver. A post-mortem examination and
inquest will be held.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-12-10
EaSon-MCCulIOugh.

On Thursday afternoon, Novem'
Der 26, at the country home of Nj
William j Stubs, Miss Bessie Eason
and Mr. Arthur Mccullough of
Klngstree were happily married.
The house was prettily decorated
with autumn flowers. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev Erasmus En-
win, pastor of the groom, and was
witnessed by only limited number
of special friends and relatives. The
wedding march was skillfully rem
dered by Miss Grace Mitchell.
The bride wore a beautiful gown
of white liberty satin and made q
very handsome bride. Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal couple
left for Florida, where they vii
spend their honeymoon. The bride
wore a handsome tailor made suit Of
:gray.-Pee Dee Aduocate.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-12-10
Citation Notice.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Williamsburg.
By p VI Brockinton, Esquire, Pro
bate Judge.
WHEREAS, Matte Connol
made suit to me, to grant her Let
ters of Administration of the Els
tate of and effects of Amanda Con-
nor (Cum testamento auneXo).
THESE ARE THEREFORE to
cite and admonlsh all and singular
the Kindred and Creditors OF the
said Amanda Connor, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in
the Court of Probate, to be held at
Kingstree on 18th day of December
next afte publication thereof, al
II O'Clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the
said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my Hand, this 9th
dav of November, ,AnnoDomini, 1908
Published on the 29th dav of Oc'
tober, 1908, in THE COUNTY RE
CORD.
p NJ BROCKINTON,
12-3-3t Probate Judge.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-12-10

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