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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-01-28

II: Ill. STEALING A GRANDMOTHER .:::::;'
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BY HUGH PEEDEKFER.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09

conStantc iucha termino 81 incen1io
sin iamentar desgracia aigIna. Aiif
vimos ei moderno aparato Aisiad0r
deluego maneiado con maestria por
O. >el"r Paco. M sabemos 81 4 Il
y deE,e la extinction del fIego.
Prnnt0 nos visitara ei fot6grafp
Sr. Ferreras quien iiega a este pre-
ce,iidn ie fama en- su profession.
Vario- jovenes de Ia Iocaiidad exa
nina,lo, on Febrero ante Ia comisi6n
del ~ervicio Civil v que obtuyierpn
cxreientes promedioS. Sc quejaron
.le que me- >e ies designa para pueSto
ais,Inn i pesar de saber 50 ofrecen
cier1a> piazas d personals que no han
-Ifri,l" la prSicbas dei examen- F.
notono que per>1nas de prome,iioe
altos han sido pnSpuestas nomhran
10 Ell I'll iugar otros de caiifieaei6n
mas baja-
In ia cane de Camuy se han mon
ta1la ias ofIcInss de Enser-
niessades tropicsies bajo Ia eirec-
cI1n ciei reputable gaseno ST. DIaz
aoompaiado de; slmpstieo amigo
=. Font. NumerosOs enfermoS ven
> a diario en- diehas ofidnas d-5eo-
49, de 0btenes u sa.ud pesAda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09
FL M|STER|O
De UN CR|MEN,
Abundante material
para un cuento fan
tastico.
En- el barrio Guanauoo Gle
Mayaguez Sc rumora que
Sc ha cometido un crimer
y no aparece nj Ia wet
ma nj el criminal.
Sc remneye la TERRA, Sc sondea
Ell mar, Sc explora 81 cielo ' el
crlmen sigue vagaadoen Ell in
perio de las sombras.

rs verdaderamente un misterit
el suceso ocurrido hace algun ITEM
po en- barrlo Gannlibo, termino mu-
nicipal de Mayaguez.
Reconstruyendo con los antec
dentes ell suceso. concurren las 81.
gulentes CIRCUMSTANCES:
Be rumora un crimen, Sc acuss
un suJcto como preSunto autor, este
&c fuga Il Saint Thomas,sc acusa 4
otro, este desaparecc como por en-
Sdl'no. Se lnvestlga, sc husmea en- las
tlmebias, Y NADIA. Sc procede 4 bus.
car ia vietlma; sc remleve ia tie
rra e' are, cl mar e, (leio Y eI cada-
yer no da sefa,es de s,l 'eyistencia'
Se buscan testigos tstos declaran v
NADIA dlcen en- concrete. FL fiscal
hlzo luz y la luz So apag6 en- ell mis-
teno. NADIA. que este parece un
cuento Gle Hoffman,
Accrca de este mistcrio, que tan
grna correiacion guarda con el dl
."'n''las que mucho Sc intrigo V ma
aa Sc hlzo, por que las autoridades
cayeron vencldas d por no gastar
il''V"rrS l'lcrzas, dice La Voc dc Ia
lM,lo:
aver contllueron las investiga.
c'oncS para esc.alpcer q, crimen de
Guanalioo. que todavia esta entire
sombra,.
i" jucz Monia.vo indica oue
ahliga cspcranzas de descuhrir com,
pic'amcntc todos ,os pornenores
de este drama que tolo denota hs
ndo una lrajedia bien premelitada,'
"& abogaeio Sr. Freyre, que se
'htarsadp dc IA dcfensa lei indi.
ga" an'ana, prcsur.o autnr de-
7 "''ilA Il" sangre que ;. trata de
.'c.hrir, manifesto. quo 4. sac4ri
aosueao Santana por no hab II
Pr'lebas dc case aigllna que pudic-
ran perldlcar Il su dcfefdielo aun
mas, que 81 aiguna hubiera. q. cucr-
po dci deilio no aparccc, csto es
indispensable no VA para pol l,r sen.
''l'rt'r'o' SIii" para icvai,o i julcio
"ad" que este asunto elrinue
ira que CA G. iontlo ago liv uIe a.
irata II" ocHdar. In W. Il /, p,,,-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09

del combate ce.ehrmln aver en- clIa-
thiISo, entire ia> tropas ravn.uciona-
mas rnandadas por ip, generates Dlaz
Y ri 'oronel oc"jp y ia, tropas dc,
gohicrnp qic mania g. genera Sara.
yia.
Dc.p'I@s de enrarniza IL ',ieha fne.
ron dcrrotados IA tropa- dci yobier.
n". ratisand"ie cIcn bass 4 Bias
ficlcs cstin Iieganio cpn.tantemsnts
tr"paS proreden'cs lie Panama ;as
cna!c5 Sc Incofppran / Roma. donde
81 rnr'icnira q Jeie aci movimlento
general t,traia. gIicn ha tornado
en dIcha cl'riasi gpbicrno provisional
cnirandp e formar parte como secre
tarp dc E-ta'io ei reputable juris-
consult" Ion Salvador Castillo. La
no'IcIa de Ia rnuerte iel general E,ni
iiin" 'ham0rro no ha -ido confir-
ma'la. Otras noiiclas de fuente fide-
diEnas lnfOrnan que muebos ele-
nentos del partido liberal occiden.
taI ae han undo . Ia actual revolu-
cion que acaudiilan eiemen,os del
partldo conseryarior nacionaks,a pa
IA derrOcar al preadente ZelsyA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09

Sc nos reprcnda en- IA forrna que To-
hizo ei professor principal
Despues de esto ie c"nteSi6 Mr..
Terry d Ia cornisi6n quc Fl professor
principal. no habia tenidn Ia nonor
intenci6n de mortificaripS. nj rnIcho
menos de ofenderio=. pues las paia-
bras que diio esa tarde i l>tele> Fl
professor principal en- ingi.;s pDrque
no sabe ei eSpaiioi. no tienen ei ~irrii-
ficado nj Ia importancia que Uds ic
han ,lado. por 10 tanto este asunto
eSta terminate queiando Ud- salts
fechos. Y voivienio por eon~iglIiente
ids al coiegio ei priximo iune-. l.,
mismo professor que e,faha a.i de-
iante e>pres6 4 "a comisi6n que No
habia sido s,I objeto e ofendersoS en
NADIA. que sIs paiahrss fIen"n mai
interpretadas.
De moiO satisfactori0 para torlo>
qued6 termnado este ireI,irntc vol
viendo 4 "a e>cueia eI LINES pr1xi-
mo las sehorita> V jovene- que 2 ere
yeron ofendIdO,.
Nosotros nos a,egramOS gIse este
iamentabse incidente hays ,idO zan-
!aao sstisfactersmSnte-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09
SAUCES Y AzA-
HARES EN- CAGUAS:
Fallece en- aquella ciu-
dad la distinguida
DANA senora Mo-
reno de Forteza.
La senorita Angelina Re
guero y ell caballero En-
rique Fernandez. unen
sus destinos.
Va esta al terminarse ell grand
stand.
(De nuestro corresponsal J

Noviembre 7.-.Acaba de regresar
de su viaje a los Estados UnidoS
nuestro compatriota ell Sr. Pedro
Vergne de la Concha, a quien sus
amigos saiudan con ei carino de STEM
pre-.
-Desde hace varios dias, viene
dando funciones el Cine Manrique"
exhlbiendo siempre nuevas Y atra-
yentes pelieculas.
Felicita Moreno de Forteza, bon
bondadosa esposa y madre manti
sima dejo de existir en- la tarde del
30 del pasado octubre.
Nunca la muerte Sc ha mostrado
tan injusta como en- ell presente ca
so. Ell bondadoso companero de su
vida haiiabase uitimando asuntos d e
famiiia ala Ell la vieja madre Espa
ha y el mismo dia que emprendla el
regreso 4 SUI residen cia en- esta isla,
una grave enfermedad sorprende 4
la distinguida dana AL principle
hubo momentos en- que no Sc temlo
por su precciosa existe ncia, pcro
siguio de peor en- peor en- SUI cruel
dolencia; medicos competentes en-
consulta diaria no pudieron obte-
nesr TN verdadero triunfo V como
coincidencia cronica de los gales d e
la vida, ei mismo dia en- que desem :
barca, horas antes de llegar al hogar
en- ct quo ereia enoontsar la algeria
de siempre en- esos hogares donde
Sc resipira el ambiente de los mas
puros efectos, el adverse destino lie
muestra un hogar empahado por nu-
bes de dolor, tronchando en- pIena
fiorescencia Ia hermosa vida de- su
amante esposa.
La Sra. Moreno de Fortcza. muc
re muy joven Y hcrmosa, pasando
por cl mundo raridamcntc. Ella
siemprc tuvo fervicnte amor i sus
bcndito hogar.
Nucstra buena sociedad tributa 4
sus la miliarcs el testimonio de su pc
sar por tan irreparablc desgracia
I.lcven cstas lineas al tristc hogar
dc la familia Moreno Fortrza. la OK
preston mas cumplida dc profunda
condolcncia.
En- la pasada semana sali6 para ei
pueblo de Rio Piedras cl circo Tres
Banderas" de los scnorcs Poltcll V
Garcia que tan atractivos Y hermo
sas peliculas exhibi6 en- csta eiudad
Mucho cNito lc ascguramos dondc
quiera que vaya.
Con Fl nombrc de "I.a Guiana"
ha habicrto una fibrica de tahacos
en- csta localidad el Sr. tiregorio
Ioncz FalrO
E.sta pronto i terminarsc q
Grand Stand que inicio cl Sr. Fran
cisco J. dc SoIGs Y Sc nos dice que SO
ra uno de los meiores de la isla.
I'm la prdxima pasada somana
unicron suS dcstinos con el santo
lazo de Himenco. Ia ioven Angelina
Rcgucro, ca>ta flor del vcrgcl aqua
dillano vel cstimado compalriota 80
mcrciante de esta plaza Enrique
Fernandez
Que el Dios de la felicidad cohije
Il nucvo hogar, son mcstros deseOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-09

enerxias que movidas CON syecidn
4 un plan bien ieterrninadp v CON
creto. gtiien sale - sisn triInfo lie
prpveehn puiiera oirec.r Al pueblo
puert1rnqueio.
r. '1a'e~tar qIe hov - np,a on
todo. %, uricnes de Ia vl,is. p'l.,llca
tiene nr gen punrip4lrn"n'e en- el
predo'aiaste ' fIne-tp e.pi1tI 'ie
--~--- u .lc1s I,or rerdu
TIE = g'gsre con-
,Aueis los hom-
l1fsa
u 's-on IA han
.tspranip csGa
Eer : - I,l-i-
upfDbres dI-tan
rl.~n ; se pse.isn
1qle.i0s pun.os
.IEa.421
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29
FIRST SESSION OF IT'S KIND
IN HISTORY OF NORTH
WEST - BOARDING HOUSE
EVIL DISCUSSED.

A meeting of consuls, vice con-
suls and consular agents of North
western cities took place in Taco
ma last night. 1t is the first of
its kind ever held in the North
west and out of it will grow a
series of gatherings that will
bring the consuls together to dis
cuss matters of common interest.
Last nights gathering was call
ed by G. e. Lucian Agassiz, Brit
1sh vice consul here, and it's OBJ
ject was to discuss the evils grow
ing out of the sailor boarding
house system and how they can
be remedied.
A business session occurred the
early part of the evening, followed
by a banquet at which Mr.. Agassiz
was POSTMASTER, and all those
present made speeches. James
Laidlaw, of Portland, British vice
consul for Oregon, Washington
and Alaska, was chairman of the
business session and Mr.. Agassiz
secretary.
There was a general discussion
IN which every person present par
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29
c0NSULS HOLD BIG
Meeting in TACOMA

ticipated on the virtues and good
points of the boarding house sys-
TEN and methods of supplying
ships with sailors and suggestions
as to how the system could be
remedied.
AS it now stands, ships sailing
from Washington ports depend
entirely upon the boarding house
men for crews, paying $35 per
head for every sailor furnished.
It was the consensus of opinion
that this price was excessive and
that Washington should pass a
law regulating the amount board
ing house men shall charge, the
same as has been done in Oregon.
A committee, the names of which
are kept secret, was appointed to
get all the data possible bearing
upon the boarding house evil and
report to a meeting of the con-
suls to take place in Seattle soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29
May CHAN &c
CANAL PLANS

(By United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 29.-The
possibility of a change of plans in
the construction of the Panama
canal is foreshadowed in a letter
today in the office of James ID.
Schuyler, one of the engineers
bound for Panama with President
elect Taft.
President Roosevelt named a
commission of eight engineers,
among them Engineer Schuyler,
to proceed to Panama to decide
upon the feasibility of the lock
level canal as compared with the
sea level waterway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29
P|NCHOT IS
|NOORSED
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
Los ANGELES, Jan. 20
After a hot fight yesterday, the
American Live Stock association
endorsed Clifford Pinchot, govern
ment forester, the general fores-
try policy in effect at present and
the governments policy of leasing
the public domain.
Resolutions were also adopted
demanding that congress compel
railroads to furnish cars promptly
and provide that a hearing be held
on proposed advances in railroad
rates before they go into effect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29
MEAD and HAY
TO SPEAK

Former Governor A. e. Mead
has accepted an invitation to de-
liver an address on the occasion
of the Lincoln centennial celebra-
ton to be held February IL, at
the First Christian church, under
the auspices of the State Histori-
cal society. Acting Governor M.
e. Hay will also be present and
will deliver an address. Statues
and pictures of Lincoln will be
placed about the church parlors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29
CASE DISMISSED.

The case against Ed. Ferris,
accused by Jean Lombard of steal
ing SIS worth of books and
clothing, was dismissed in Judge
Arntson's court yesterday upon
withdrawal of the complaint by
Lombard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29
N0MORE SALOONS
At THE LAKE

There will be no more saloons
near American Lake. When Geo.
Miller, one of the lake saloon own
ers, applied for a renewal of his
license yesterday, it was refused.
1t is also asserted that when w.
J. Simpson, the other saloonkeep-
er of the district, applies for an
other license, he also will be put
out of business.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29
HENDRICKS
RELEASED
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire
ANACONDA, Mont, Jan. 90
Former Justice of the Peace M.
B. Hendricks, arrested in Tacoma,
Wash, several months ago on a
charge of grand larceny, was re-
leased today upon the disagree
ment of jury empannelled to try
him. Hendricks was arrested on
a charge of grand larceny in con-
nection with the estate of l. E
Gibbs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-29
Bon MdrChe Holds Its
Last Day OF the
BARGAIN Sale
Tomorrow

Sale positively ends tomorrow
might, says Mr.. Sleightholm. man
ager at the Bon Marche. 1--WE
only kept It open this week on ac-
count of the numerous patrons
who were not able to get here last
Saturday. Tomorrow Will be q
rousing day." continued Mr..
Sleightholm, land we expect even
a larger crowd than last Satur-
day. However, with additional
help and better facility for hand
ling our customers we do not an
ticipate single disappointed
patron" Early next week Mr..
SIeighthoim goes East. returning
In q few weeks with q line OF
spring goods that will be q sur
prise to Tacoma shoppers.
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DurES NJ ANY
MEMBERS OF
THE FAIR SEX

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 29.-
Charles e. Nord, formerly a Kan
sas City real estate dealer, was
locked up for passing a worthless
check last night. In Ibis trunk
was found hundreds of letters
showing he had been making love
to women all over the country and
borrowing money from them.
Nord says he owns a mine in
Quebec province worth $150,00O.
Choicest meats, lowest prices
and we give Green Trading
Stamps free with every purchase.
Sanitary Market, 1140 Pacific
av. sss
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MAJOR HAMS
TRANSFERRED
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 20. - Major
John Powell Hams, paymaster in
the United States army and broth
er of Captain Peter c. Hams and
T. Jenkins Hams, left last night
for San Francisco, having been
transferred at the order of Secre-
tary of War Wright. 1t is as
serted that the transfer is merely
a routine move and that it has
nothing to do with the charge
against Captain Hams for the
killing of William K. Annis.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06
News from Peru Normal.

PERU, Neb., May 5-(Special)-The
Cioeronian and Athenian Debating societies
gave a joint open session program in the
form of a mock trial. A large crowd was
present.
Prof. II. B.. Duncanson. head OF the de-
partment of history, after making careful
investigation, says that the fruit crop OF
this vicinity has not been injured by the
cold spell. as people generally have
thought. He says there are still prospects
for a good crop of almost every kird of
fruit.
The senior class is working hard on the
annual play which is to be given during
commencement The company Of seniors,
under the direction Of Prof. c. r. Beck,
will render Joan Of Arc"
DR.. Van Camp OF johnson has purchased
the H.. o. Cole property on Sixth street.
He is moving here in order 20 furnish
better educational opportunities for his
daughters.
Felix Wordil, who IL working for Cleave
Coatney, was clicked by a colt Tuesday
morning and knocked senseless. His face
about his mouth was badly cut, requiring
several stitches 20 close the wound.
The chorus The Rose Maiden" by F
II. Cowan, will be given by the Norma
chorus, May q. under the direction o
Prof. II. c. House. This will be the. great
est musical event given by the chorus thl.
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06
HARTMAN LINES IN
OREGON DO NOT COMPETE
Former Clerk Says Fight for Business
Was Discontinued AT Order of
Traffic Director Stubs.

PORTLAND, Ore, May the
merger We took all the business we could
away from each other. but afterward we
gave the Southern Pacific a whack at all
we could not handle ourselves"
20 This was the testimony of Sweek, for
meriy correspondence clerk and contracting
freight agent OF the oregon Railroad and
Navigation company at the Hartman
merger hearing today,
Sweek declared there was war TO the knife
for business before the amalgamation of
the various lines and all was peace and
harmony thereafter. This was corroborated
by Thomas McCusker, another witness.
Sweek said Benjamin Campbell, traffic
manager Of the oregon Railroad and Navi-
CATION company. called the traffic men OF
the different roads into conference shortly
after the deal had been and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06
Nebraska
WOMAN SECRETARY OF BOARD
Fremont hoard Of Education Choose
Omcers and Teachers for
Ensuing Year.

FREMONT. Neb., May A-tspecial)-At
the regular meeting OF the school board
last evening Mrs. Esther Knapp, who has
been acting as stenographer OF the board,
was chosen secretary. Nine OF the present
corps Of teachers we're not applicants for
positions, and eleven new teachers were
elected. Prof. Congdon was chosen prin-
opal OF the High school. r. y. Theobald
teacher Of science and II. c. Welker of
English. A majority OF the teachers not
applying for positions. It is said, will be
married shortly.
John Leber. who has been a prominent
character in police court for years, yester-
day accumulated a fine jag and laid down
to rest on his bed in the old Weis building
on First street, The bedding caught fire
and John had a close call. had 1t not been
for the plea of his mother he would have
been sent to the asylum at Lincoln for
treatment. He was given thirty days.
The annual meeting Of st. James Episoc-
pal church was held Monday evening. A
P. Hopkins, who was one OF the first of
ficers Of the church. was chosen senior
warden, a position which he held previous
TO his removal from the city over twenty
five years ago, for many years. A notice
able feature Of the reports was the In
crease in the Sunday school, which has
doubled in membership during the superin-
tendency Of Prof. Thornton. During the
past year a fine pipe organ was given to
the church b. L. M. keene and the chancel
enlarged.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06

CENTRAL CITY, Neb.. May 6-(special.)
A special session OF the city council was
called by Mayor Schiller Monday evening
for the purpose of voting upon the con-
firmatlon OF the mayors appointments to
the positions under the city government,
and from the lack Of friction manifested
1t was evident that the mayor and council
had consulted before the formal meeting
was called. The following appointments
were made: City attorney. w. H. c. Rice;
city marshal, Frank Tooley; night watch,
L. NJ. Cox; city physician, e. G. Jarmin.
water commissioner, John Anderson, Frank
Tooley succeeds Ed Foster as city marshal
and John Anderson succeeds N. H. Bald
win &a water commissioner, the latter de-
clining to serve at the salary offered. Al
a meeting OF the council a few nights be
fore the salary OF the night watch was
raised s. per month, 80 that he now re,
ceives go. ]. b. White was elected pTesi'
dent OF the council for the ensuing year
The regular monthly meeting OF the council
will be held next Monday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06
Merrick County Land Hish.

CENTRAL CITY. Neb., May 6-Special)
II seems that Merrick county land has not
vet reached the high water mark in price,
IL the sale of part Of the old John l.. Martin
farm at referees sale today is any criterion.
The tract sold comprised a quarter section
entirely without improvements lying about
three miles from Chaoman on the banks
OF the Platte river. 1t was sold by order
OF the court so that the proceeds might be
distributed among the heirs. w. h. G
Rice, as referee, sold the land the price
paid amounting to a fraction less than SO
per acre. One eighty, described as the
eli swA section l7-l2-7, was sold TO j. G. B
Martin for $500, and Roscoe {. Martin
secured the MA sel4 section 17-l2-7 for $500
John Patterson, sr., bought the eight islandI
in the river adjoining the land for $l75.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06
VIII Entertain Bankers.

LEXINGTON. Neb., May ESPECIAL Tel
egram. THE annual convention OF group
nvd OF the Nebraska bankers association.
comprising twenty-eight counties Of the
state. will hold it's ninth annual meeting
here May q, in the morning and after.
noon. and ending with a banquet in the
evening. The local committee Of bankers
consisting OF Messrs, A. f. Grantham. F
l.. Temple and Charles F, Spencer, together
with the city authorities, are making eX
tensive preparations for the purpose Of en-,
tertaining the members. Many prominenI
speakers will be present who will address
the convention on banking and It's relation
to its depOsitors. A very large attendance
is expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06

Issued positive instructions that there was
to be no more competition between the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation company
and the Southern Pacific.
These Instructions said sweek, cam,
In the form of a letter from Traffic Direc.
tor B. c.. Stubs to Traffic Manager Camp.
bell. The a-malgamation was spoken of a.
the system from that time on and wher
we saw a chance to turn business to the
Southern Pacific, we were supposed tC
notify the Southern Pacific agents"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06

HEBRON, May 6.-(Special)-Tho new
city council met Tuesday night and took
charge of the city government. Three sa-
loon licenses were granted at 1900 each,
Mayor Smith casting the deciding vote, as
the vote of the six councilmen was a tie.
One saloon is open and the others will open
this week.
A quarter section of improved land one
mile west of the city was sold this week
by r. A. F1tzsimmons for $4,000 or sl&
per acre. This form was sold three years
ago at SO an acre.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06
HYMENEAL.
Fetrow-Tucker

BEATRICE, Neb.. May Especial Tele-
gram. Fired Fetrow and Miss Perl Tucker.
both OF Deshler, Neb, were married today
by Judge Spafford. James N. Norton and
Miss Clara Bsrmby, prominent young peo-
pie Of Dewitt, were married by Rev. L. @.
Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06

OF much interest is the story Of Blue
Jeans that is now running at the Bur
wood theater, in that the plot is of a semi
political nature, therefore thoroughly ap-
propriate for just this present week. Hugh
Gibson, who but recently Joined the Bur
wood company as comedian, is causing
laughs without number in the role of the
village shoemaker, the part fitting him to
a nicely. Large audiences for the balance
of the week us the forecast. There will
be matinees today and Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06
state Bank Changes to National.

MINDEN, May 5-(Special.)-T Min
den Exchange bank. which has been oper-
atinE under a state charter for a long
number Of years. has increased its capital
to $4,000 and has been converted to a
National bank and is now known as the
Minden Exchange National. The officers
are F. r, Kingsley, sr, president; C. p.
Kingsley, vice president; Thad Robson,
cashier, and these persons. together with
DR.. Harry Hapeman and w. r. Watt are
the directors. This bank has enjoyed a
large business Under its state charter,
being one OF two banks only in, Mindea,
The stockholders are rated as worth IN
the total at $1,000 and it is now one OF
the safest banks In the state. This gives
Minden two of the best banks in Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-06
Insane Man Taken In.

BEAVER CITY, Neb, May 5-lspecial
Telegram)-c Nj. Hart, a crazy man from
Ludell. was taken from the eastbound train
by the sheriff last night. He spent las,
night in Jail and today some Of his rsla-
tives came and took him away