Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25

DIES MONIES, Ia, Aug. A-(Special,)-
Judge George II. Carr, attorney for the
Great Western, today paid TO Secretary
Of state Hayward the personal check Of
j. p. Morgan Of New York for $4,000, be-
ing the fee for recording the new articles
Of Incorporation OF the reorganiEed Chi
caEo Great Western railroad. The only
change in name is railroad. instead Of ran
way.
Estimate OF Corn Crop.
Facts thus far gathered by the Iowa
crop and weather service indicate that this
years corn crop in lows will not amount
to more than 2S6. 500.O 900 bushels. while last
year II reached nearly 500, OoO, 900 bushels.
There is nearly 10000 less acres planted
to corn this year. and the crop will be
lighter than for many years.
Mrs. ReynoIds May Not BE Guilty.
Des Moines police may have to give up
attempting to prove that the woman under
arrest here Is the one who has taken
so many hundreds Of dollars worth OF
diamonds in Des Moines, Omaha, San
Francisco, Perry and other cities. That
some woman has been boldly entering
houses and taking diamonds is recognized,
but the only thing against the Mrs. Rey-
nolds here is that she was twice seen
emerging from houses where diamonds
were afterwards found to be stolen. She
does not answer closely to the deserip-
tions furnished from Omaha and other
cities.
Reason Goes with Lover.
Agnes Hutchison, 20, a South Des
Moines girl, was sent to Clsrinda by the
insanity commission today. She was re-
Gently Tilted by a faithless lover which Is
believed to have upset her reason.
state House Company wins.
. A fruit farm company in which many
state house employees hold stock and which
is located in the Ozark mountains in
Missouri has this year harvested sixty car
loads Of peaches, which brought on the
the eastern markets $S6, 900. The stock is
held in small blocks in which state house
employees are largely interested. The COM
pany win pay a big dividend this year.
Lyon IL a Candidate.
G. w. Lyon, assistant attorney general
OF Iowa, put to rest the rumors that he
is not a candidate for county attorney OF
Polk county today by announcing that he
is in till the finish.
Arrange for National Grange.
Ex-Governor c. ]. Bell Of Vermont, who
is secretary Of the executive committee Of
the National grange. is in Des Mo.nes
arranging for the national meeting to be
held here November 10 to 10. The meet
ings will be held in the auditorium. There
will be a display Of agricultural products
and it is expected that the attendance
will be one Of the largest in the history of
the Grange.
Impeach DIR. Brown Of Leon.
Relatives Of Miss Maude Stone Of Leon
for whose death DR.. j.. w. Crofford OF
Lamont, Ia, is serving a term in the
penitentiary for criminal operation, filed
with Governor B. +. Carroll yesterday
affidavits Of business men and others OF
Leon attacking the character Of DR.. Arte-
mus Brown for truth and veracity. The
State Board of Parole recommended to the
governor a pardon for Crofford on testi-
mony Of DR.. Brown, which would prove
the man innocent. The relatives OF The
girl will max a hard fight to induce Gov
ernor Carroll not to follow the reoommen.
dalton Of the board of parole.
Henry w. FaEIey Dead.
Henry w. Fagiey, aged 50, a wealthy de
partment store owner OF st. Paul, De,
Moines, Sioux City, Cedar Rapids anC
other cities, died here this afternoon aftei
an illness of four days. Of typhoid pneu
monia. Mr.. Fagley's name has been con
nected with clothing and department storei
throughout the middle west for thirty
years. His body will be taken to st. Pau
for burial Wednesday night.
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