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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
Now Pnrk for Loran.

LOGAN, Ia, June s.-lSpeciaL)-Engineer
McCabe has completed the surveys of tn.
new addition to Logan on the west; also
the survey OF the siX-acre tract of land
which j. c.. Millimsn dedicated to Logan as
a city park. This gift is but one among
the many acts of kindness on the part OF Mr.
Miliman toward Logan. Az Logan has
long since outgrown the original park
Mr.. Mnliman's generous gift will be doubly
appreciated by the public. The new ad-
dition to Logan contains twenty-five acres
OF land covered with natural forest shade
trees set In heavy blue grass sod, and Is
located west of Logan's new high school
building.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
Men Past Fifty in Danger.

Men past middle life have found comfort
and relief in Foley's Kidney Remedy. es-
peclally for enlarged prostate gland, which
Is very common among elderly men. l.. e.
Norris, Dexter, KY. writes: up to a
year ago my father suffered from kidney
and bladder trouble and several physicians
pronounced II enlargement of the prostate
gland and advised an operation. On ac-
count Of his age we were afraid he could
not stand 1t and I recommended Foley's
Kidney Remedy, and the first bottle re.
lieved him, and after taking the second
bottle he was no longer trouble with this
complaint" Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
Murder Suspected
|. in Binkley Case
Granddaughter of Aged Physician
Says Man Grabbed Her as She o
ftf Left Room.

CHICAGO. June s.-The coroner's INQUIRY
into the death OF DIR. John r. Binkley.l sr.,
of Evansville, Ind, who was found dead
in a local hotel last night, was continued
today until June 10, after C~oroner's Physi-
clan Reinhardt had made a post norton
examination of the body and discovered
what he declared TO be evidence in support
Of the theory that the aged physician did
not commit suicide.
According to Deputy Coroner Kennedy.
who opened the inquest Dr.. Reinhardt
found that Or. Binkley's left hand was
crippled with rheumatism and expressed
the belief that it would have been diff
cult for the physician to have shot himself
in the left cheek.
A startling statement supporting the muir
der theory was made by Miss Eleanor Up
church, a granddaughter OF the victim of
the shooting. My grandfather was MUIR
dered, for / am sure il was the murderer
who seized me just as l left the room right
after discovering the body" said Miss
FUpchurch when she appeared before the
c~oroner's jury today. When / and my
mother found grandfather dead in hss. chair
and mamma was fainting In the hall I
ran toward the elevator to go downstairs
to get a doctor. A man met me and
grasped me by the arm.
- Where are you going?' he asked.
i"I replied that / was going downstairs.
/" YOU can't go downstairs he said, and
started to drag me toward a room. ]
broke away from him and ran down the
stairway, as he was between me and the
elevator
According to dispatches from Evansville,
Ind, the dead physicians revolver has been
found in his residence at 222 Mary street
In that city. The discovery OF the weapon
was made today by a domestic.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04

Wrf 'NL
ards ofgf3seeasep and Downer brought to
Omaha nv Detective Macdonald substan-
tate mueh that has already been pub
,,shed. concerning them. The picture Of
rorgeneen shows his left ear, with the
peculiar piece cut out Of the upper part Of
me- IobA s,htch was one Of the first things
no,sd ~ Omaha about the man. His
westkrnsgetords correspond with his state
me1its made here about his Danish nativity
and bIs trade as a baker and cook.
Dotsperi4 home, Vs. given as Minnesota on
both RECORD cards and his nativity as Fin
nish is stAtedson the Spokane record.
3Tsreenasn Is
A letter racsSved bs5Chief of Police DON
ahue Thursday incoming from Chief of
Pofiee lMarshsll Of Everett. Wash, told
the former before he learned it from De-
teotiye Macdonald that Torgensen was
known ,posItively at Everett as one of two
men hFrAHtea there on October q, 1908 for
having a. safe blowing outfit. A man
known an Dan Downer exactly fitting
the dsscfiehon Of Woods, except as to
m,istakhe. was the other man. Detective
M~acabnaldy told, the same thing when he
was met tys the local peiioe, railway and
federal authorities.
fhx htstofy OF the arrests OF the two
men az Everett was theS they denied own
ing Stke grip that contained nitroglycertn
and burglary tools. secured their release
by habeas corpus proceedings5 then hired
a lawyer who showed a bill Of sale to the
two suspects for the grip and its contents
and started replevin proceedings, and
finally left Everett while the suit was still
pending.
Several former partners Of Downer and
T~orgenson have been concerned in recent
train holdups on the Great Northern rail
road, according TO suspicious of Detective
Macdonald and his fellow officers at Spo'
kane. Macdonald is e~xultant over the cap
ture of the men. whom he says nave beer
the worry of police, detectives, railway and
postal inspectors for some time.
Accompanying Macdonald are A. Altman,
chief Of the Great Northern secret service
and Detective McFitridge Of the Northern
Pacific. They say they do not think
Downer, Torgensen and Gordon. or Golden,
were in the big registered mail train
hold-up at Morse Siding the middle OF the
month. Detective Macdonald will remain
in Omaha only Thursday and Friday In
all probability, and will return direct tc
Spokane without going to Denver IN hops
Of Identifying the suspect shelton ut thai
, city. =
The third koom used by the train robbers
is at sS1 South Thirteenth street in the
Linton block. The police located 1t sun
day, but have until now withhel the in.
formation. as they wished ta~work in clue,
secured at the time It was found. 1t ii
said that Woods and the fifth member OIL
the gang occupied the room part of the
time preceding the hoid-up. When thu
room was searched clothing and other be
lonEinssi Of the, men were found. but nj
part otsthsr booty taken from the mailJwai
found.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
VETERANS CANCEL ELY ORDER
Iowa City Post ExpunRes order For
bidding Decoration of Con-
federate Graves,

IOWA CITY, Ia. June S-Cspeciai)-
Commsndant f. n. Ely's recent order for
bidding the decoration of the raves Of con-
federate soldiers has been expunged from
the record books of Kirkwood post, Grand
Army of the Republic.
Commsnder-in-Chief Nevius ordered the
confederate graves decorated the same as
the union soldiers on Decoration day.
Ely thought differently. and published his
order in the daily papers. The members of
the post called a special meeting, passed a
motion repudiating the stand Of Ely and
censured him for refusing 20 abide by the
order of a superior officer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04

IOWA CITY, Ia, June 3.-(Special. mo
girl was drowneaa with Gail Huggett in
the Iowa river yesterday noon, according
to the statement Of Paul Schmidt, a work.
man on the bridge north of where the
drowning occurred IN a statement made
yesterday afternoon he testified that he
saw the boy alone, in the canoe pass under
the bridge a few minutes before he heard
the call for help.
The high school graduating exercises
scheduled for this evening in the auditor
ium of the natural science building have
been called. off. Lieutenant Governor Clarke
was TO have beer the speaker. Nugget
was a member Of the class.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
Attacks Sister with
Hatchet and Acid
New Orleans Man Disfigures Girl for
Life Because She Wanted
to Wed.

NEW ORLEANS. June ~S.-F1ying into a
rage when told that his 2O-year-old sister,
Bessie, was to be married tonight, Will
lamp. Blessing, 30 years old, attacked the
girl in their home here today with a
Ratchet, inflicting several serious wounds.
He then threw acid in her eyes and
mouth. The girl may recover, but will be
dlsfigured for life.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04

season farms produced the owners from
fifty to seventy bushels Of corn per acre
for which there was a ready market at
from 50 to 65 cents per bushel. Farms Of
eighty to 100 acres near Logan sold last
season from 500 TO SIS per acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
Benk of England Statement.

LONDON, June. 3.-The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of England shows the follow
ing changes; Total reserve, decreased.
Il, 900: circulation, increased, f215. 900.
bullion, decreased. fS40, $50; other securities.
increased, 1850. 600; other deposits, in
creased, fl,5S7. 900: public deposits, de
creased, q, 05G,0 900; notes reserve, decreased,
II, 0o1, 600; government securities, IN.
changed The proportion Of the banks re.
serve to liability this week is 1851 per cent,
against asa per cent last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
Levi Ward KIued by Train.

BEATRICE. Neb, June S-(special Tele-
gTam.)-A man supposed to be Levi Ward,
who has been working at the stone quarry
OF Davis q Mayue. east OF Wymore. was
killed by Burlington train No. 10 near the
Blue river bridge east OF that place this
morning The body was mangled beyond
recognition. An empty half pint bottle
which had contained whisky was found
near the body, The coroner is holding an
inquest .
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
Latter Day saints at Boone.

BOONE, Ia, June S-(special)-The an
nual conference and sunday. school con
vention of the Latter Day Saints of the
state conyenes in this city Friday evening
and lasts through Saturday and Sunday.
Many people of prominence will be in at
tendance. On Friday evening the Sunday
school people wilr give a. program, and
sessions Will, follow through the two days
without interruption. The conference
closes with o big meeting, Sunday evening,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
zIEBELL TRIAL NEAR AN END
Two More Addresses and Jury Gets
Case.
INSANITY THEORY BY DEFENSE
Testimony on that Line Exclusively,
but Court Asked for Instructions
with Regard TO seIf-Defense
and Accident.

August Ziebell may know what Is in
store for him by nightfall for the trial
is nearly done, Opening addresses were
made yesterday afternoon by Deputy
County Attorney Coad for the state and
H. G. Meyer for the defense. A. S. Richie
and County Attorney English will argue
this morning.
The defense introduced only witnesses to
prove ziebell Of unsound mind yesterday
and none of these touched on the shooting,
Most of the afternoon was occupied by
Richie in an argument for a directed
verdict and for instructions regarding self
defense and an accidental homicide. All
Of these points will be replied to and ruled
on by the court today.
Ziebe1I Had Peculiar Notions.
Sane or mad, Ziebell entertained some pc
culiar notions.
Testimony in behalf of the defendant
Thursday morning developed the fact that
he thought his head was as big as Omaha,
that being so years of age, someone had TO
pay him 81 a week. no matter whom, and
that American women have too great a
fondness for rich, red tomatoes.
Attorney Harry Fischer was the star wit
ness for the defense, although Mrs. Ziebell
herself was on the stand. Fischer recited
SO luedtTlCdlly ElSDtll = COuN6IShAiOH Win
himself on one occasion that County At
torney English's first question on cross
examination was, Are you a member of
a dramatic company"
Protect me, Mr.. Fischer, protect met
the witness swore Ziebell said to him ono
day in his office. My God. they will rob
me. My head, it is as big as Omaha. The
womens. The womens. oh, my God, the
womens! They eat too many red toma-
toes"
Zieben Objects TO the Plea.
But August Zlebell himself does not take
kindly to the idea of being proved insane.
During the trial he reached over and whis-
pered to his lawyer:
"Aoh, l would so soon go to Jail as der
mad house"
But his counsel continued to put wit
nesses on to swear that the defendant had
behaved in eccentric fashion and was in
their opinion not normal mentally.
Mrs. Ziebell's testimony, given through
an interpreter, was brief. She declared
that for two or three years before the man
shot his son she had deemed him of un.
sound mind.
Other witnesses for the defense, which
began it's case Thursday morning, in.
Guided Attorney John Loss and Fred Roop
a neighbor. The first witness was still
another lawyer, w. r. Patrick. Patrick
who IS a partner of one of the attorneys
for the defense, deposed as follows:
II saw ,Ziebell a number Of times wher
he came to our office. - declared Patrick
His manner was highly e~xcitable. II,
would gesticulate wildly, stamp up ahC
down the room, swing his arms and swea,
that his family, was trying to send hin
to the penitentiary. His eyes were pro
truding on each of these occasions
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
nenreeI for secretarY Wnson.

MONTREAL, Quebec, june S3.--At a spe-
cial convoeation of the governors of Nc
gill university this afternoon. the degree
OF doctor OF laws was conferred upon
clifford Pinchot, chief of the forestry
service OF the United States. and DR.. James
Earl Russell, dean Of the teachers COLI
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
Henrt rnilure Whme srimmlne.

MASON CITY, Ia, June S.-(Speciai)-
While swimming In Lime creek today
Fred Nagel, aged IS years, was seized with
an attack OF heart failure and fell back,
wards into the water, lifeless. Companions
with whom he was SWIMMING dived for his
body and dragged him to shore. He gave
one gasp and dIedssafter he was rescued
BY the time the physician arrived he was
nfeless. He deefaredeia the boy had died
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
EXPIRES. Company Receivership

NEW YORK, June s,-supreme justice
Guy today heard argument and reserved
decision on, the application Of John L. bud
ley, a s~tockhoider in the United State
Express company, for the appointment o
a temporary receiver for that corporation
Counsel for Dudley told the court tn
trouble was tina the shareholders had M
voice In the management.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
CHURCHES HTT DURING STORM
Electrical D~istarbance and Heavy
Raj min Parts OF Iowa,

FORT DODGE, Ia, June a-(special TEL
egram)-A very severe electrical storm
and downpour that was almost a cloud
burst visited this city this afternoon. The
H. Vaughan residence, the Swedish Beth
lehem church and the Presbyterian church
were struck by lightning, slight fires and
damage resulting. saT.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
Former poone EDITOR Dead.

BOONE, Ia, Observation-Disclosures
received in this city yesterday from Kan
sas City tells of the death of a former
editor. Edwin G.. Erwin, Of this city. Mr..
Erwin was really the founder Of the Boone
News and for many years backed 1t. 5.
G. G~oldthwaite, the present owner of the
Boone News-Republican, started out on his
Boone career under Mr.. Erwin, and he was
very much affected. by the receipt of the
death message yesterday eff, 90
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
DRUGGISTS VOTE TO GO DRY
Association I'm Option Comfy pledges
Members to Sell No More
Lfduor.

ITHACA, N. Y, June 3.-Even the drug
gists In this local option county tGratioD
have gone dry At a meeting Of the
County Druggists association at Alma a
formal resolution was adopted binding all
the druggists not to sell liquor even on
prescription after the expiration of their
government licenses, June 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04

ton and st. Louis to resume their duties
there until after the trial Of the mai
robbers, should they be indicted, wher
they will return to take part in the hear
Ing in the United states district court
when the case is called.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
HarrIson CoantY Rich.

LOGAN. Ia, June ESPECIAL )-Aeeord-
ing to the assessors returns, Harrison
county ranks third in wealth and popu!a-
ton in the western half OF the state. The
county has 4S7. s74 acres OF farm land. Last
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04

E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
Eleven years ago I
was q walking
shadow. / had been
under the Doctors
arebutgotnOrehe
My husband per-
suaded me to try
Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound and itworked
like a charm. 1t re-
lieyed all my pains
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
SAVES MONEY FOR THE COUNTY


Trial OF the three bandit in fed
eral court means 4 considerable expense
to the United States governments ana ike
wise al edllaIt saving 10 Dodslas county.
J. NJ MaoiariaHd. soyfnsef r6rSthe trio. de-
clared Thursday that he win fight for Sep
arate trials for the men and that IL this
we're done in the district court 1t would
cost Douglas county fuliys S280Oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
SOME INsPEcFoRA GuIT rus ypp
cAief Perkins, With Ranaarl and

Chief Perkins, with randall and
Mosby, Stays fer Grand JuFy.
Postofne& inspector c. E. Llewenn Of
Chicago left Thursday afternoon for Chi.
cago. hAving .been called to Omaha on the
investieatioh OF the Overland mail rob.
berry, Inspectors Perkins, Randall ant
Mosby Will remain in Omaha Until afteI
the grand jury meeting next week. Tn,
other inspectors Will return to Washing
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04

pains in the chest require quick treatment
with Or. Kings New Discovery. Prevents
pneumonia. SOC and 1900 For sale by
RAa.on Drug 10 - s.sh- " loir n@',
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
OWES
HER
LIFE TO
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Vienna, w. Val feel that l owe
the last ten years of my life to Lydia
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
BIG STRIKE
NEAR AN END
CONTINUED from First Page.l

to operate cars last night by imported
strike breakers.
The point at which the most serious
rioting occurred is known as the Kensing-
ton Mill district. In this section of the
city there lives every known nationality,
the foreign element p~redominating. When
the company announced yesterday that the
cars would be run last night nearly all
storekeepers in the Kensington district,
knowing the temper of the residents there,
closed their stores promptly at 8 O'Clock.
As one car after another left the car barn,
crowds stood on the streets In sullen ST.
lence. Finally a boy cried ''scab," and
Immediately he was pursued by a police
man who was riding on a car. As the
officer started for the youth the crowd
closed in upon him and so Quickly was
this done that he was unable to draw his
revolver. This weapon was taken from
him and is believed TO have been the same
revolver with which Patrolman Levy was
shot a few minutes later.
seven Cars wrecked.
The fire, when had been smouldering,
now burst into a flame Of fury. The
objective point was Allegheny avenue, and
in less than half an hour seven cars were
wrecked, five being completely demol-
ished and burned. The police officials
were powerless at the moment to combat
the mob, but a riot call brought a halt
a hundred bluecoats to the scene and the
crowd was driven back. But the damage
had been done and there was little need
for the preservers of the peace SO lone
as no attempt was made to run cars from
the barn.
There were also incipient riots at the ca,
| hn rms At Cfwt1.-4- -
the downtown district and at Forty-nintr
street and Woodlawn avenue and Forty.
first street and Haverford avenue IN the
west Philadelphia district. The crowd
grew menacing when an attempt was mad,
10 run cars from the downtown barns. A
policeman who endeavored to uueIl the dis.
turbance was ducked in a water trough
twenty-five plain clothes men and police.
men were rushed to the scene on a specia.
trolley and after the cars were run bach
into the barn there was no further trouble
In West Philadelphia some strike sym.
pathizers pulled the trolleys from the wir,
and cut the rope. Several arrests wer,
made, but In many instances the policemen
were unable to get their prisoners to tn,
station houses on account of the crowds
The saloons were allowed to remain open
but they were not patronized to any grea
extent by the trolley men, they havini
been cautioned by their leaders earlier IL
the day to remain away.
In West Philadelphia dynamite caps wer
placed on the tracks and crowds STONED
the strikebreakers when they attempted t.
bring out cars, forcing them to return T.
the barn. In the downtown section con
ductors and motormen were pulled iron
their cars and their clothes torn from thei
backs by mobs of strike sympathizers. Il
some cases the terrified st4ikebreakers ha,
to be taken to private houses and guarde,
by police to save them from bodily harm.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-04
.LDRICH AND
STONE CLASH
CONTINUED from First Page.)

THAT st itement bearing Upon the German
report as it did, was necessarily made
with reference to that report, the docu-
ment which the German government had
furnishalf
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Galley Lee Epley to Genevieve NJ.
Baum, lot q, block 2, Briggs Places 2,%C
Kansas Cooperative Refining Co. TO
Omaha Oil Co, lots 16 and II, block
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13
Il It AND DEATHS.

Rirths-A. F. Jonas, los South Thirty
first street, boy; John l.. Hallesey, 1858
North Eighteenth street, boy; Harvey
De Vol, 2764 Lake street, boy; Harvey
strong, Seventh and Center streets, girl
r. d. Stultz, E0 Pierce street, boy; Louis
Romano, 1872 Hickory street, boy; .Dinlo
Pernecli, 10 South Twelfth street, boy.
DeathsAEmma T. Studolm. 1919 Dewey
avenue, q; Amelia X. Belgium, Wise
sos South SIKH street, g.; Rebecca Pastin'
232 Pinkney street, 60.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13

| Galley Lee Epley to Genevieve M.
Baum, lot "a, block 2, Briggs Places 2%
Kansas Cooperative Refining Co, TO
omaha Oil Co, lots 16 and II. block
8, Paddock Place .,....,."......,
Mary M. Read TO James e. and Tillie
f, Baum, lots 10, II. y, 10. "a, IS,
block 3. Reeds 9TH add............
James w. Elwoo ct al. to Lizzie
Coons, lot 10, block s. Clifton HILL. 2i5
James A. Davis and wife e, Fred
Vogel, jr., nSO feet w6O feet OF lot s.
block so, South Omaha ..~.......... 500
Lucy Cera and husband TO John
Cera, lot |, block 2, Patterson's LIST.
County treasurer to Fred Arm
brust. lots 10 and Il, block 2. Mount
Douglas LIST add ......."....:-.. ..'..,
William Graf to William Graf q
Sons, lot %, in addition to blocks IS.
and T., Bedford Place ........"".,.
Pearl Welshans to Axel w. johnson,
ns5 feet Of sublot II, lot 8, Capitol
III pn.r trust 10 omaha Wv
North Platte r. r Co., part M
same to @, B. & q. R. r. Co, part
nwA nwA swA 27-l5-l3 .............
c. F.. Perkins and wife TO same, ez
feet lot Z block 12, Omaha. ........
Same TO Omaha g. North Platte r.
r. Co, lots 10, II. II, block 8, VII
c. e. Perkins, trustee, to Omaha q
North Platte r. r. Co, 1881 acres
I'm ma 11-14-l2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Frank f. Lockwood to James c.
Agee, part lot s, block !, c. e.
Mayne's 1st d .....,.,......,.-.. lN
Edwin A. Phillips and wife to Della
Gates, Ella lot 3 and e5 lot 4. block
10, Patrick's I'd add. -.............. 52
Al. 70. HoWes to Mary f.. Howes, lot
l, block II, Orchard Hill...-..-...
Charles r. Sherman and wife TO
Harry Fellman, WIZ lot z block "a,
sarah McGavock 10 Delaphine Lowe,
lot 81. block ], McGavock a
OKeefe's add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D.
| Annie McGavock to same, lots "a, b,
36, block 1, same ...t..."s""u.... 81
Selwyn Doherty and wife to Louis
Harris. lot I, block 8. Briggs Place. 4,Oa
David Lipsey and wife to sophia
Fleischman. lot 5. block 3. A. S.
PatTick's add
Douglas Security co to Emery g..
sutton. lot Z, block ?, Virginia Place LIS,
George r. Barker and wife ct al. to
Westland Realty Co. lots "a and
50, Bellair
John i. Hawkins TO same, same. IOy
w. $. Poppleton ct al. to Caroline l..
Poppleton. lot s ana s3 feet lot 6.
block q. Poppleton Park ....4 /,
Robert Patterson Ell. al to Phuip -
Outman WSO feet lot s, block
Ist add. to South Omaha ....... A.
elizabeth Uhl and husband 10 Eclinss
Realty Co, lot l. block o. Nc.
Cormick's add Ia
Joseph q. Reeves and wife 10 Aur,si "
Schneider, D.i acres S-1ll3...,.... Iat
10s@l ~. y
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13

Advertisements for the want 40
will be taksn until ~ M Tor
the evening edition and until o y. nm.
for the morning an6 susdsy editions
Cssh must all orders for
want q and NO advertisement VIII
he accepted for less than 10 cents Tor
first Insertion.
Rates nppIy 10 Z The Daily or
Sunday Bee.
Always count six words 20 . line.
Combination Of initials or number
count ~ one word.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13
STOVE REPAIRS

FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs
~Thermostats and other heat regulators
new furnaces and hot water combination
heating. Omaha Stove Repair Works.
12O6-lGs Douglas st. Phones: Ind A-@62l
Bell DouRlaS-96O. -SS