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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-09
CHICAGO BOMB CASE is ON
work of Securing Jury. Begins in
the Trial of the Two
AItmanA.

CHICAGO, Nov. S-Counsel for Vincent
and Joseph Altman, who are accused Of
throwing a bomb which damaged a manu-
featuring plant here In 1908, sought 70 have
the case continued on the criminal court
call when ths state attorney disclosed that
witness is expected to testify that he
aietd the Altman brothers in making a
bomb, Judge Tuthili ruled that the case
proceed and the work OF selecting a jury
began.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-09
LIGHTNING KILLS A HUNTER
Henry strine of Fort Dodge struck
Dead by Bolt in a severe
Sform

FORT DODGE, Ia. Nov. s-CspeolaI Tel
e8ram' )-Henry strine, a laborer aged 80
years was killed by lightning Sunday noon
while hunting near the city. a severe cleo
lrlc storm struck many objects IN the city
a bolt entered Strines temple burning a
hrge hole ana burned finger imprints on
As barrel OF his gun. His brother. who
vas near him, was rendered senseless.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-09
CHURCH MEMBER is BANDIT
Prominent Farmer Charged with Rob
binE NeishbOr's Residence
of Big Roll.

FLORENIN, n. J.. Nov. A-WilIiam
Hamilton, a well-to-do farmer. business
man and church member, was arrested and
placed in jail today on a charge Of robbing
the home OF Schuyler Rainier near here.
Last Friday a masked man entered
Rainier's house and secured S2.T65 after
locking the housekeeper in a room.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-09

Continued on Second Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-09
THE OMAHA BEE

: Is the most powerful business
getter in the west because Il goes
TO the homes Of poor and rich.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska-Fa
For IowR-Fair.
For weather report see page 3
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

owners of .he Poverty gnlch and
the Slate RIVER districts which cen
ter at the forks Of the o.d Pittsburg
towpsite. through which TIE pro-
posed road will pass. The Augusta
property will only need to extend
its tram way to the forks of the
stream, in order to reach the rail
road where there will be no dan.
ger of snowslides to their mine and
mill buildings. 1t has been already
demonstrated that it is not diff
cult matter to construct tramway
line which will he immune against
snowslid.s, as the derricks may he
of iron and concrete and capable of
withstanding the pressure of the
mountain itself. 1t is altogether
probable that the old water power
site at Pittsburg may he obtained
for cutting and dressing the quar-
ried stone. There are numerous
buildings which are still remaining
in the old town to furnish comfort
allie quarters for all the millmen
required in operating r marble
mill and the turbine wheel which
was used in driving the sawmil.
and ore concentration is still in lis
place and could be utilized again
Tor power purposes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

storation to entry of all the public
domain from Forestry rule except
ing such portions AS may properly
come within the original purpose
of the Forestry Department and
which does not n.lude ten per
cent of the areas OF land held aud
dominated over by Chief Pinchot
and his thousands of Forest Rang
ers. 1t is understood that not less
than one hundred millions os acres
will be at once opened to prospect
ing, locating and settlement. So
from now on. the laws enacted by
he Congress of u S., will be rec
ognized as the only guide to the
prospector and homeseeker and the
Forest Ranger will not have to be
appealed to for permits to prospect
upon public land, to locate or build
homes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22
Notice OF Stockholders rleetipg

70 the Stockholders of the Blaine
Mining d. Reduction Co, of Gothic
Colorado:. You are hereby notified
that there will be special meeting
Of the Stockholders OF the above
Company at the Office of said Co.,
sos American Trust Bldg, in the
city OF Gle, Gland, Ohio, on Thurs.
day, April %, 1909, for the pur.
pose of considering and voting up
on the issue of the bonds of said
Company to the amount of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars (Sl00
lvOoO) payable on or before five to)
years from date. and To bear six 90
per cent interest per anIum, pay
able semi.nnnually by order ot TIE
Board Directors.
1t. Edward W. Disset'e, Sec'y
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

Following u meeting of the d.
rectors of the new International
Smelling g. Refining company,
this afternoon. Inch lasted several
hours, John d. Ryan. president OF
the company. left at midnight for
the W-st. Asked how long he in
tended to remain away, Mr.. Ryan
replied that he did not know, but
said he would 20 first to Montana
to see the Anaconda properties, Of
which company he is president.
Later he will go to look over the
site of the new smelter Of the In
ternntional in the Tooele valley.
Utah. While Mr.. Ryan WAS reti-
cent as to the development of its
property aud its prospective out
put, it is stated that the initial
capacity of TIE sm.lier will be ov.
tween 1000 and $500 tons of ore
daily. Later, it is stated, the plant
ia to be considerably enlarged, so
ns to handle the expected increase
of business,
Mr.. Ryan. when, asked whether
the stock Of the new concern would
be listed Oh the New York market
said there was no immediate in
tention of SO doing
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22
MINING NEWS OF
0UNNISON COUNTY

Tie Blaine Mining Company Of
Cleveland Ohio, are financing their
corporation for extensive opera'-
ions the coming season, An aerial
tram i, to be constructed, with
which the ore from the tunnel por-
tai will he delivered into the mill
which is situated on the main East
river stream shove the town of
Gothic, This lramway line will be-
something over nile in length
and will be operated automatically
the buckets filling and dumping
themselves at both the loading and
emptying terminals. The overhead
tram is the only sure mode of trans
portation to be found in snowy
country such rs We have here, AS
the loads are suspended in the air
far above the deepest banks or
drifts. The mill is to be put in per-
rect order anu SilDutu oc OptIhttu
at the lowest possible cost, from
the one rea OF that the en-
tire works are run 10y water power.
A lower tunnel is to be projected,
which is calculated to cut the vein
and its ore shutes several hundred
feet below the present tunnel level
aud where the mining has been
conducted the past two years and
from which the ore milled and ship
ped has been produced, The mill
is equipped with two batteries of
stamps and automatic feeders to
them and the ground pulp will be
handled 5y Whitley tables and the
slime treated by Fru Vauning
machines. Under competent man
agement the mill. as equipped,
should make a saving of ninety per
cent of the crude ore values and
the concentrate run above 10 per
cent lead, carrying twenty-five
ounces in silver aud pay values in
gold.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22
New Railroad Proposed


road Company, is the name OF
corporation formed for tho pur-
pos of building railway line from
R.dstone to Anthracite. The pur-
pose of this road is to open TRIMS
portalion way for the Crystal river
Marble Company, by which they
will be able to get their product to
the market. The proposed road is
to be forty miles in length and will
exterd from Redstone up to the
town of Marble from which it will
go via of Crystal river to the point
where the Marble beds cross under
the ped of this stream and at which
pla .e the road will swim : southward
and cross around the western slope
of White House mountain, over u
Yule creek and continue up this
stream until it reaches the keene
marble quarries aud connects with
the railway grade that WAS built by
that company from Anthracite to
their property The entire distance
dtAe line would be less than ~
niles from Marble to Anthracite
and over one half of this is covered
by the old Keen- road. Should the
project materaliz- it would result
In the greatest benefits that ever
could come to this county IN the
fact tina. it would not only open
way for hauling the product OF tue
many marble and slate qnarr'es
that would eventually be opened
along the Yule creek marble belt,
!,nt it would furnish an outlet foi
thousands of mines located on
Treasury, Gal.na aud Whitebcusr
mountains. 1t may not be general
ly known that the Marble beds are
extensively m,neralized in their
contact lines between the quart
zites and porphyries, but such is
known to be the fact, and thousands
of tons have already been packed
out on jack-trains, to Carboada'e
and Crested Butte in years past.
There are some Of the largest veins
Of low grade sulphide ores in the
granite formations, underlying the
marble and quartz formations on
die creek. known in the county.
Sine of these have extensive de.
velopmenls and show large ore
deposits. In our opinion this enter
prise will prove to be a great win
ner to the company promoting II
from the fact thnt the amount OF
traffic tributary to 1t Will be
unlimited. 1t will also furnish a
connecting link between the ID. d
r. G.. and the Redstone railway
lines and form another circle simi-
lar to that going around the San
Juan mountains, from Telluride,
Ouray, Silverton and Durango.
Thousands of tourists make this
circuit each summer and should
the connection be made around the
marble ouarries, via Lendville.
Glenwood Springs, Aspen, Car
bondale, Redstone, Marble, Crest
ed Butte and Gunnison, many
thousands would go around this
circle every season.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22
To Get Justice At Last

The entire western country from
Colorado to the Pacific Coast Will
be grateful in learning that the
present administration has put its
veto on the wholesale withdrawal
government lands from settle
~lhent and entry by the Forestry
Department. 1t is asserted that
President Taft will cause the re-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

Six room cottage and three lots
on the corner of main street in the
school house block. Best location
in the city can be bought very
cheap for cash.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

The worst snow storm in years
ragged in the vicinity of Aspen last
Saturday night All Friday and
Saturday the barometer kept going
down, until late Saturday night,
when it began to snow. At first the
snow melted, but later as it grew
colder, the snow piled up and by
Monday morning 30 inches lay on
the ground.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

One of the best ranches in the
Jax Cabin neighborhood, 160 acres
all under culture, cuts from 15O to
200 tons of timothy per season
100 head of stock, full equipment
of farming utensils, including rak-
es. mowers, wagons, etc. Call at
Pilot office for particulars.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
L. 5. Land Oa,c- at Montro-c. Colo

L. 5. Land Oii,c. at Montro-c. Colombo
March n, 1900
Notice is hereby given that William Youre. oi
Crested Butte, Colorado. who, on July 18th
1905 made II. y. No. i0r Reg, Gunnison Series,
No. Oeisi, for sEi,. Section II. Town-hip ~ :,
Range 81 ". 9th Principal Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make Final Communication
Proof to establish claim to the land above de
scriboi. before T.. 81. No,,rse u. $. Commiss sion.
&C, at dunnison. Colorado. on May 2ani 1900.
Claimant names at witnesses; Frank J. Young
Sam Bottenhcld. Bert Barden, Howard Gross,
all Of Crested Butte. Colorado.
B.P. Blair. Register.
First pub. April Is, last pub. May q, 1909.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

Five room cottage and two lots,
corner of Main and 5th streets.
Can be had dirt cheap. The best
location in town for residence or
school purposes. Fine investment
for the money asked ms it rents
for good price the year around.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

a regular meeting of the Bonrd
Of Trustees of the town OF Crested
Butte WIS held Monday evening,
April 10. 1909. Mayor Bowling
called the meeting to order and all
Councilmen respond I'd to roll call.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and upon mo-
ton of Schultz seconded by Diel
were approved. The. following bills
We're read.
G. l.. Ross, Election Clerk, GOO
Joseph McCann. $50
+. J, Brazil, Judge of Election, 1e so
Joe Voss. loo
John Buchanan. 1900
Joe Block, Notary Work, leo
II. j. Brazil, Canyasiug Election Returns.
300
II. l.. Kelly. 400
l.. G.. Espey. 300
Richard Gardner. . days Constable. on
ID. I. Sapp, Atty. Fees to date. 1000
Chas. Julian. Gem road contract. &c 90
Elk Mt. Pilot, Printing aud Election
supplies, 81 20
L. G. Espey. Clerks salary, l, 90
City Drug Store, Mdre.. leo
Mrs. Headly. Cleaning Hall. 1.25
Pat Colleran. IL Days Labor, 3.75
A. J. Horan, Il. 4. Fare, 1.90
Rob't. Gibson. Removing town
nuisances. 90
1t wasmovel by Whalen seconded
by johnson the bills be allowed.
Roll call Yeas all. The towns
Treasurer, Clerk and Police Magis-
trates Reports were returned Iy
the Finance Committee and on
motion of Davis, seconded by
johnson we're accepted and order
ed placed on tlle. There being no
further business before the Board
on motion of Whalen, seconded by
Davis it adjourned sine die.
L. e. Espey, Clerk,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

For sale = new first class sewing
machine. Call and examine the
same at the PILor office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

An improved ranch near the
mouth of Cement creek, will be
sold for part cash and balance on
time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

An elegant four room cottage
almost new, with two lots, can be
purchased for one half the original
cost.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

The building of the Treasury
Mountain Railway from Anthracite
to the marble quarries Yule creek
will be of great benefit to the mine
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-04-22

Subscribe for the PILOT, the
best county mining paper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-20
CLOSING paN at Erie

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. 2O.-The closing
day of the Grand Circuit races at the
Nort Erie track brought together the
Canadian PAGER, The Eel, and Aileen
Wilson. The two met in the 2:O2 pace
md were the only starters. The Eel
won the race in straight heats, the
best time being made In. the deciding
heat, when the mile was made in 2:04
Later the Eel and Aileen Wilson
paced an exhibition mile. The mare
got off in front and retained the lead,
The Eel nosing her out at the wire.
The mile was made in 2:08A.
The surprise of the day came in the
2: 80 pace. Annabelle Lee, driven by
Geers, sold fayorite in the pools and
justified her hackers by winning the
flrst two heats. In the third heat An
nabelle Lee got off in front and held
the position until 200 yards from the
wire, when she broke, Havollo winning
the heat. Annabelle Lee remained a
strong favorite in the final heats.
The mare got away in front, but went
TO break on the turn in the back
stretch. With the favorite In the air.
Nellie Parker assumed the lead, but
vas quickly over-hauled by Kavollo
who went under the wire, a winner OF
he. heat and race Nellie Parker got
he place az length away, Annabelle
Lee finishing last. Uhlan, the unbeaten
gelding, won the 2:O7 trot easily. San
Francisco, who was expected TO give
Saunders horse a race, went to a bad
break in the first heat and was dis
tanced.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-20


Ottumwa. Ia, Aug. 20.-The Central
associations must versatile and like
wise most accomplished baseball player
is member of the OttMnwa Ia, team
He is Arthur Fenneal of Buffalo, N. Y,
who signed as a pitcher. but when an
emergency arose in the dhsablement Of
Ottumwa's catcher, he consented to
fill that important position on the OF
tumwa squad and he did so with great
credit to himself and the team. Art
Fennell is more than battery in
himself-he is an outfielder and first
baseman, having played in both center
and right field and in more than twen-
ty games on the initial sack. Topping
off his fielding accomplishments, Fen
nell Is the greatest hitting pitcher In
the Central association. This has
been demonstrated upon more than
one occasion, and he holds the record
for the entire circuit in Ottumwa,
twice at Kewanee and once at Jack
sonville. Fennell started to play ball
at the short stop position in the high
school days. From the student team
he graduated to the Buffalo city league
club catching two years and pitching
like period
The Buffalo Eastern league team
signed him as catcher in 1906 and
/, the following year he was one of the
catchers for the York Trd IState league
team. Last season he played fifty
games behind the bat and six games at
first base for the Fulton team in the
Empire State league. He was signed
by Ottumwa this year ans pithcer and
has to his credit one no-hit -no-run
game, three thEee-hit games and one
four-hit game
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-20
How the Mighty Jeffries Licked
the FreckIe-Faced Ring General

and his left with the joints buckled out
Of shape he was like an old line frigate
with her guns dismounted by the ene-
Iny's fire.
Jeffries started plunging left hook
for Fitzsimmons' head. UP went Bob's
guard, just as 1t had before, and he
poised his left fist to drive it, into JEFF
fries face in a savage counter. He
had been doing this steadily. But this
time Jeff's left arm half Strengthened,
then dropped little, and the bony fist
at end of it slipped over Fitzsimmons'
guard and plunged wrist deep into his
body, just at the lower edge of the ribs.
Fitz dropped his hands and for a mo-
ment stood gasping in agony. then fell
heavily. He was counted out
IF my 'ands hadn't broken UP I'd
have won,' said Fitzsimmons. But
lifting that big fellow Is like lifting an
iron post. / landed everything and he
took It, fought for quick knockout,
and in eight rounds had fought my
self clean out itting 'im.y He was still
coming. I'd blocked that left all the
time. He started it just the same way
and was just about to jab at his
eyes with my left when he landed in
the pit of my stomach. I was tired and
winded and / couldn't get my breath
1t was an awful punch. / tried to
breath and couldn't and then / went
down. ] knew what was going on,
but couldn't get up to save my life.'
Jeffries said: IF. I'd known what
was coming / wouldn't have taken that
pounding for 100000. / had seven
stitches put in over my right eye and
seven under 1t. had eight stitches
over my left eye. Every tooth in my
head was loose and for two days II
could not open my mouth to eat. I
thought my jaw was broken. Ny nose
didn't have a whole bone in 1t and was
fat on my face. 1t was a job getting
that straight OF course. was there
in the ring, and had to keep on fight
ing, but on the level, / didn't like It,
Fftzsimmons was the hardest hitter
in the world at that time. He had the
science of using every ounce of his
weight and strength In every blow
After this fight Bob made good his
word. He travelled with Jeffries for
nearly a year, boxed with him daily
and coached him in all the cunning of
the game. AT the end of that time
JefTries was wonderfully clever. He
had fighting cleverness- kind that
counts.
But this story Of the second fight
with Fitzsimmons himself has a moral.
How Is any man living-Jack Johnson,
for instance-going to defeat a man
who took the heaviest battering that
Robert Fitzsimmons could send for
eight rounds and never felt any effect
Of 1t except on the surface?
On the surface JEFF was beaten to a
pulp Inside he was going along all
the time as steadily as an eight-day
clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-20

Cleveland Aug. 20.-Another player
manager has given UP the job In the
major leagues Napoleon Lajoie,
most famous of second basennen and
a slllgger gave up his Cleveland
position Tuesday night and is now to
return to the ranks Of the players,
passing up THAT $4,000 salary. Lajoie
could not stand for the roasting that
ne and his team were drawing. Every
thing possible had been rumored as
the cause of making them go badly
and the fans of Cleveland firmly be-
lieve that La3oie was on the outs with
every player.
Again the question arises, is a
player a success as manager? Be
fore he assumed the duties at C1eve-
land Lajoie never failed. TO hit well
over 300. Since then he has fallen OF
both in hitting and fielding, with the
managerial worries. Now, after three
seasons. he has given 1t UP and wants
simply to play his best to give Cleve-
land a winner. Lajoie viii come back
now and be the great player OF for
mer years. He Ii hitting well and
win so better.
Too many cooks Is the trouble at
Cleveland. Jim Mcclure was hired as
assistant manager e4-rly last winter.
He took the place This may be the
cause for CleveIand's trouble.
Lajoie joined the Cleveland team in
1902. jumping from the Philadelphia
National league team TO come here
and play second base. In 1904 he
succeeded VIM. Armour as manager
Of the club. II has been reported that
he received e salary Of $4,000 year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-20
MATHEWsoNs IDEAS
ON BASEBALL PITCHING

The proportions of qualities needed
for good pitching are about as fol-
lows: so per cent control, 30 per cent
luck. 10 per cent speed, 10 per cent
curve.
"All the speed, the fast jumps, the
cross fires, the spitbaIls, the big
curves, and the head are worth moth
ing unless pitcher has control.
"The most disheartening thing in
the world for young pitcher is for
the team to fail to hit behind him.
That has broken the heart OF more
newcomers than any other one thing.
THE team has never been lucky
enough to hit well behind Marquard,
and that is largely responsible for his
failure to get a good start. He has
everything that goes to make a good
pitcher. Let them get a few runs
ahead for him and see what he will
do. He needs confidence
"The most puzzling thing in the
pitching business is how a man can
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-20
TALK
ABOUT BUSINESS
LEAGUE FOUNDED BY BOOKER r.
WASHINGTON MEETS IN
LOUISVILLE.

Louisville. KY, Aug. 2O.-The Ma
tional Negro Business league with
Booker Il. washington as chief figure
began sessions In this city today. This
organization, which was founded In
Boston by Washington ten years ago
makes a sort OF annual review In the
achievements of the race in North
America and devotes the oratory of its
session not to fulsome topics, but tu
sound commercial texts such as hog
buying, cattle raising, profitable farm
ing, good craftsmanship. by negro ex-
perts TO their people.
Booker T.. Washington has been
president of the league since he
founded 1t. and Emmett ]. Scott, re-
Gently secretary Of the United States
comission to Liberia. is correspond
ing secretary Of the league. one
thousand of the most representative
negroes in the world are here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-20
ATTELL AND STONE IN A-DRAw.
Champion Featherweight Unable Z
Whip Little New Yorker.

Saratoga, N. Y. Aug. 20.--Abe AttelI
the featherweight champion. and
Harry Stone OF New York fought ten
rounds TO draw, before the Saratoga
Athletic club. Until the last two
rounds 1t was a tame exhibition. In
the first four rounds stone was very
cautious and Attell had q lead on
points. In the next four rounds the
lighting was even, but In the last two
Stone came with q rush which earned
him a draw
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-20
sleHTLEss, sLAYs SELF.
Blind Boy in New York Tenement
Turns on the Gas.

New York. Aug. 20.--with no hope
of ever having his sl~ht restored,
Peter Kelly, a blind youth OF 81,
turned on the gas in his tenement
home, in Brooklyn and died. His
mother and sister, whom he had sup
ported by begging. found his lifeless
body in the dark bedroom, where, with
that deftness characteristic to the
sightless, he had fixed rubber tube
to a gas jet and turned IL on full.
During the summer he played to
the merry throngs on Surf avenue,
Coney Island, and his harvest Of pen
nies and nickles sometimes ran as
high as $50 a day.
Much OF the money he thus obtain
ed went to specialists, who could
render no aid.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-20
Intense colioIy Pains Relieved.

For some. years I suffered from In
tense colicky pains which would come
on at times and from which could
find no relief" says !. S. Mason, OF
Beaver Dam, Ky. "Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
recommended to me by a friend. After
taking a few doses OF the remedy
was entirely relieved. That was four
years ago and there has been no re-
turn Of the symptoms since that time
This remedy is for sale by all dealers.