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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
Don Der @abfeite.

6err unb Srau Dilliam @raf bon
3sbftsr guenue bssriiBen bic aufunft
eiues T6hterleins.
Bsi ben Gbsleuten Matbius Glles BON
Siib @sbiter apenus bat ii9 Elm nuns
tsrsr Stammbalter sinseiisllt.
Die Gbslsuts S8illium Rempe. BON
Riper StraBe iino bur4 bic 9eburt
eines SSbnleins bsSliidt worben.
Serr Srsb. 8ss bon 442 Gbparbs
Court uno SRI. SObunna Sries uon 424
Yard Strass purbsn ON Dienitas burd
Piarrsr Better Gbriit in Der ct. @farien
air6s su siusm slhdlideu @bepaor per.
eini9t.
gBis ss seidab, pei6 nismano. absr
Sobn Cannon BON Bear StraBe ipuroe
seitern Siadmittas 8 llbr, in ben lesten
3iissn lieseno, uuf benz @ementboosn
bes Sabritublida6ts uon 8iliams &
UtcGuultp on @bomins Guenue aufse'
iunben uuo man uermntbet, oaB er ans
elmer 0Obs uOn 80 6uB pom 3weiter
Stodwsrt hlnab fiel. Cannon mar 25
Sabre alt.
Der idhrlide Gusflus Der Srieoens
@smeinbe finbet ON Wittwod. ben 23
Suni, nat Yafe sOoore itatt. Der Preis
Der Sidets fir @rwadieue 1T rs @ents
| fir Rinoer so Gents, uno iinb bieielber
auf alien 3iiesn siiltis. Der regular
@rturiiOnssus oumpft wtorssns nm
llbr uon Der .. & >. 8abnitation ab
Das nit ben arrangements betrant
@omits triift ale Yorfebrunsen, um osi
9beilnsbmern an BEN aus 1u9e' einsl
uersniisten Gag 3u bereiten.
9ia6osm glusult @alIr erfabrel
bate, oaB 9oispb @olep uon Woltt
ausnue. iein WtIstbsberr, ibn mcgee
9tlhtbsSabluns Der Wiietbe on bic Sui
issen wOllts. oruns er Wtontas glaat Il
Die @olsp @obnuus unb iaste oieieu
cine Hspolpsrfusel In bic SAulter
S8al,er wurbe ipGter perbaftet, mcgee
unorosntli6en Ystrasen $25 uno bi
Soften bsitrait uno aud nod fir iei
seri6tlibes @ri6einsn uuter $1.oo
Yhrsi9ait seitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
: gsi eiuem 9Bsttrennen am 1. !

= 8ei einem S8ettrennen am 1. Wta
wurbe 9erSos 2uitpolo bon 8apsrn IL
SamberS idwer uerlest.
= Sn Wtiiuden lit Der Ssrlsser bon
rSimpli3illimus4, Glbsrt 9anssn, aus
benz Sebsn 9eidieben. @r srrei6ts Elm
9lltsr BON nur 40 Sabren.
= Sn reuuiebn Counties i'm Staat
Wi1igan, in benen Die vErodenen- bel
Der lesten SOcal.SptiOns ben Sies
buoOntruSen, wurOen 5rsitus Oia9t,
uls bus PrObibitiOusSeies in Strait
trut, 5s5 Birtbi6uftsn unO sebu Srau.
srsisn seidlO6su. Sn ben Counties
Sulinur uno Safion baben Die untsrts.
ssuen r9la1sn" Oas Reiultat Der lestsn
9ocal.SptiOn'8abl seridtlid aussfod.
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
Su biit Derrneft, mein SinS !!

@elesentli6 bes @on9rsnsS elmer ane
rifanii6sn @enoTenihaft, bic iid u8e
lisiOIe 4ibsrale" nennt uuo in Ybilaosl
pbia persansene 8ohe taste, fam aud
bic 9oeal Option sur Sprade uno eiu
sewilier Rep. Sabn Saupt. Der uorsab.
elm spansslii6er @eiitli6sr BON Buffalo
su isiu. usriiderte namens Der Deutia.
9lmsrifaner oeren sinmiitbise llnteritiis'
uns Der focal Option 5rase.
Sdon bic Ebatiade, oaB bieIer S.S.
an sinsm anslO'ameritaniidsu @OnsreB
.0islisiOisr 9iberuler" tbsilnimmt, be-.
psiit, baB er fir bas Deutidtbum per.
loren lit unb ni6t einmal elmer beutl6en
SpnObe ausebOrt. DaB er iib aber
erSreiitet, i'm 0iamen Der Deuti9'Nme.
rifauer Su iprcden, lit cine fire DE ans
ma sung, bic man niAt unseriist laI'
fen iOllte; beiOnOers aud Oesbalb, Deil
feline 8ebauptuns cine plumpe &iise
eutbdlt. @s 1T iebr gu beSwsifelu, oh
Oisier S.S. aud nur fir cine Wtebrbeit
isinsr @smeinOe in bieisr 5ruSe ous
BOrt fiibreu fam.
SSir empfeblen bem illuitr0ieH aS.,
ieineu Otumsu 10 Su ueriesen, oaB er
9auptbabn bsiBt, unO iid alS gBir'
funSsfrsis elmer iener ioplliiden fleiuen
SiiSel aufiuiuden, pie man iie fuit uuf
ieOem 8uusrnbofe in Osutidlanb fin.
Bet. Durt pdre sr am Plass unb tOnute
mad 9srSensluft trabeu. S.0.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
&tabtrath.


Sb5don Wtapor BON Bergen In Ue'
treft Der Rspurutur bon sspfaitsrtsn
Strassn iib susuniten eiues aontrattes
pon brsi bic iIinf Sabrsn ausssiprodsn
bate, tparsn bic Wtsbriabl Der wfitslis'
Der anbsrsr @siinnuns unb als bic be-
sasli6e Srbiuan5 aufseruisn muros,
amsnbirts man iis uuf nur feds Monats
lautenb unb uubm iie oann bel 5meitsr
9eiuns on. Die aenberuns 1T als cine
9riessertldruns se9en ben wtagor 3u
betra6tsn, neil feline @rusnnunsen bel
mebreren WtitslieOern MiBiallen errest
batteu. Die SrOinan3 Snr Yflaiternns
pou 4userne Strale wuroe bel 3msi Ssi'
unsen ansenommen, Obidon Selows
baraui aufmsrfium mabte, oaB bic oor'
ti9en @runobeiiser seseumarti9 Elm ab'
susstanal sllsbment beSablen uno Die
PHaftsruns iid oils cine weitsre Varos
erweiien wiirbe. slus oieiem 9runos
be,psft man. bic Fflaiteruns niht Dor
Sabresiriit uornebmen ,u laHen, pollts
aber bic Sroinun; bel 3eit feriis baben.
au6 bic GOrlusen fir Fauiteruns pou
scranton Stra6e uuo 3ebnter Iusnut
purosu bel iwei Seiunsen anscnommen
Jieue Yorlassu CAB es wie folst
Uurte = sluifunSsbaliin on Vierter ape'
nue unO 9u5erne StraBe. Stipp = DAT
Pldne porsslest werben iollen Sur Ben
tilution Der itdotiihen StallunSsn bin
ter Oem Staotsebduoe. bamit Der @ernd
baGelbe niht ourhoriust; &cparutnl
Der Stsintreppe Der Staotballe uno Del
Sttismausrn. Saas DaB Der WiupoI
uno Der Direitor Der Oiientli6en Bert
nit ben 8eamten Der Nadawauna uni
9aursl &inie 8abnen Rhdipra6e neb
men iollen in Betrefi Der Yfaiterunl
pon Seoar Npenue, nabe Der bride
fiir an9ebote 3ur abtra9un9 oes @e
bduoss on @eoar sueuue, oas non De
Dampfsr @ompanie Jio. 2 benust miro
Coleman Sir Seitenwese on Der oft
li6en Seite BON SSpomius auenue, Dol
Yine Sur @ibion StraBe. sSOOolins :
ahr 9Haiteruns uon RiOse ROp, Dol
; MOnrOe Sur SBsbiter Nucnus. nit sls
pbalt; 0ebiter auenue, pom Rioss &or
CUR 8inoen StraBe, nit Steinen; Ylat
; Ylace. BON WiuoiiOn Guenue CUR &ios
Gow. nit Steinen; sllton Ylace, Dol
@ntlin @ourt Sur SSebiter Guenue, mi
aspbalt; Satin Court, pom Siuoel
StraBe CUR Jiibse Row, nit slspbult.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
ane bent oberen Ebale.
(slr4bafb @orreiponbenj.)

Srau Matbias Sleinbauer uno
Sobn Matbias BON Gr6balo tratsn am
Samftuo cine mebrmOnutIids Reiis nab
oem alien 8aterlanbs on.
-$uul 5ifa BON Slafelp, elm Berg
mann in Der Slo. 1 3sds 3u Slspbant,
erbislt Sreitas Sormittas burd einen
Dsdsnfull innsrlids Ssrlssuussn unb
au9 ben 8opf unb Rhdsn bUs uerlest.
Ufau iduffte ibn in frasliaem 3uitanS
nod Oem Staat 9oipital.
-Senrb Deidmitlsr bon Pricsbnrs
uno SRI. aatbarinu SlSbOfer bon 5ranf'
lin Slusnue wuroen Donneritas abenb
In Der @obnuns Der Sraut ourd Ra'
flor s. s. Sitter als Gin sliidli4es @be'
paur eiuSsiesnet. Die Oieuuermabltsn
traten cine Sodseitsreiis naA 9iep gorf
an auO psroen ii6 nad ibrsr &iidfebr
I'm giorbenoe nieoerlaHen.
= 9iud einem 0ortweaisl nit ibrem
@attsu ma6te am MOntas Otadmittae
5rau @. 8. Ssrtbeiisr, Satin bes 5rie'
osnsriGtsrs 8srtbeiisr BON 8latelp So'
rough, sinen oeiperatsn SelbitmOroper'
iud. lnosm iie Suerit einen SDffelpou
@arbOliaurs uno Slsid barauf cine 90
Iis gause psridludte. 3wei ger3tI
trafen ale WtaBnabmeu, nm oas Seber
Der Srau su retten, usisten ii6 aber 3r
Der slnii6t, baB iie iid ni9t wieoer er
bolen piiroe; iie 1T Dienitas Oiaamit
ta9 Seitorben.
(@arbonbale @orreiponoeR3.)
= Die @lsnwoob 3e9e Der Siufio
Soblsn unb @iien @Ompanie 3u Wtap
| field purbe Disnitas auf unbeitimmt
3sit auBsr 8etrisb seiest uno swiiAei
200 uno 300 Wtdnner uno Snaben Der
lieren oabur6 ibre Beiddftisuns. neb
eri lutbunsen buben i6on felt lanssrs
3sit ben 9etrieb in Der 3ede seitDrt.
= Stspben @ilbD, Der als Sahte
BET osm Bropneu Damn Der @ouioli
batch sSaher @ompanie anssitsllt 1T
ftiir,ts am DOuusritas yiuamittas oi
Erspps binab. welde BON oem Damn
nod Der StraBs untsn fiibrt, uno muro
ipdtsr bspuBtlos BON einem Sarms
aufssiunosn. @r leioet on bDien S6nit
ten am Sopf unb S6rperi6rammen Uni
Der llnfull mag fur ibn siueu fatalel
8srlaui nebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
Spbe 1arf Rotisen.

- Gin ESdterlsin itsllte ii6 Gam.
flag bel ben @beleutsn SObn S9ulte
bon SamptOn StraBe Elm.
- Der sidbrise Ssrmaun Wartin
muroe am DOnneritas unter einem Sol3.
bauien besraben uub srbislt babur9 ins
nerli6e Serlesunsen, bic feline uebsr.
fiibruns nad bem @eftisite Soipital
nOtbis madten. Ssiu 3uftanO lit Elm
fraslidsr.
= Die 2ofomotiue bes am Sonntaa
Utittas bier fdllisen SerisB Central
PaHusisrSuses iprans unter Der Sada'
mama Bride BON ben @eleiien, bod,
ionnte Der 3us anssbulten wsrben, ebs
bic 8uti6en Sas 9lei6e tbaten, iobae
9iismanb babel perlest purbe.
= Die Dobnuns oes Nilium 6,
Sarr an DorotbD StraBe purbe Don'
nsritas absno pon einsm 8lisitrabl &C.
troffsn, Der elm God in Ous @sbdube rif
uub Srau Sarr beiinnunsslos nieoer
itredte. Das entftanoene 5euer fonnt
uon Der Ssuernebr Obne peitereu SAa
ben bspdltist weroen.
- 0abrenb Wti6ast POlasfi uni
Srau seitern Mor9sn mad Nfittsrnad
nod ibrer Bobnuns an Glib Ss9ite
Guenue BON einem Seiu6e bel Nanbs
lsutsu 3uriidfebren wollten. wurben #
nabe bsm 8elleuus BREEDER BON pic
mastirten Widnnern ansesrifisn, miB
banbslt uno Der Wiann> lsiner Baar
| lbaft beraubt.
- Sobn q. SaDes, @eneralpsrpal
ter Der BsOpleS' Soblen @ompanie, mel
der leste Dode 3n Siem Yorf iiberfal
len unb bsraubt wuroe, fonnts am Gam
flag abeno wieber bsimfsbrsn, ba iein
Serlesunsen ni6t 70 sefabrli6 pareu
als mie Suerit ansenommen wurbs
Dian bsfiirbtete sinsn S9dSelbrufj
bod mar oieies ni6t Der Sall, ionberl
er erbielt nur einen tiefen S6nitt an
aopf uno ueri6ieoene S9rammsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
@amen-&amen-&amen.

0totbe', SDeiBe' uno @elbe' Sted'
Swiebsln, @riine @rbien, 9orn, Salat,
8aoiss9en, 9teitise, SObusu, 8Otbe',
WeiBe' uno 9elbe'Riiben, iOpie alls
SOrtsn BON. .friiden Oeutiden Sdmersi'
en-, beim Rfuno Ober WtaB.
@omarb Siebeder,
1875 $50 9adananna Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06

Sin Der unteren Sitieite BON Oisp
gorf lsstsn am 1. Nfui etpa siutauieno
8aderSeiellen bic grbeit nieoer, neil
ibrs SOrOsrunssu bstreffs bObsrer 9Obne
unO ianitdrer @inridtuusen in ben 8a'
dersisn absepisien purSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
alesanser's 8 o. Sfesiments sapelle.

SOnSert I'M frsien ju Sallep Sien
Bari auf Der 9aurel Siuis, yta6mitta9
bes 9. Oiai, psnn bas 8stter es er.
Iaubt. @intrittlfrsi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06

stlesanSer's 0. Nesiments 9apelle.
aOnsert i'm freisn 5u Sallsp Siep
Parf auf Der 9aursl 3iuie. 9ia6mittas
bes 9. Wtai, menn Oas Bstter es er'
lanbt. @intritt frei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06
Sic NemO
lleuc amerifanii9e
TOrul

iit anerfannt in ieoem MooeSenter
BON glmerifa uno europa, neil lie
Die iorrefte Contour erSiebt tnr
Die Mooe 1909.
gs befinoet fd Elm .g(emo" bier
fur ieOs Sisur Oie belisbten
ielbitrebusirenben nyieno" &or'
ietts, sei1idt fonitruirt nad Den
neueiten uao meiit bb9ienllder
2inien. @bsnio wldtiae Spe5ia'
Iitaten fur idlanfe uno mlttlert
Siauren 8ermiiiet nt6t Dit
,,Nemo Mode in Dem @lobe
Sonnet beute
Nlittlerer SnrdDsans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-06

sllesanSer's 8. Saesiments sapeIle.
aOn,srt i'm frsisn gu 8allep Siep
Part auf Der gaursl 9inis. Stu6mittas
Oss 9. Wtai. wtnn bas @sttsr es sr'
laubt. @intritt fret.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
ST. Paul Road
Will Invade
Hill Territory
Announcement Comes from Aberdeen
Through Officials Inspecting
Proposed Routes.

ABERDEEN. S. D., April 23.-(Special
Telegram Announcement that the st.
Paul road will invade the territory OF the
Hill roads in the Dakotas was officially
confirmed this morning when A. j.. Earring,
president of the st. Paul system; f w.
McKenna. vice president; E. ID. Sewell, as
sistant TO the president; II. f.. Hunter,
general freight agent. all of Chicago. and
George Mcintosh OF Mcintosh Bros, Du-
luth, head contractors for the st. Paul,
passed through Aberdeen to Wakpala, the
first station west OF the Missouri river on
the Pacific coast line.
At Wakpala the party embarked by teams
and automobiles for a ten days trip north
through Dickinson county in North Dakota.
Returning it will go southwest to the Belle
fourche country in South Dakota. The party
announced the intention of building at
least one line north through Dickinson into
Northern Pacific territory. and two lines
southwest into Burlington territory, work
to begin as soon as the roads are selected
on the present trip. New branches will
pass through Standing Rock and the
Cheyenne River reservation, to be opened
to settlement next fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
Nebraska
Travelling Men
Reach Beatrice
for Convention
First Social Session Of Annual Gather
ing Of Travellers Protective
Association is Held.

BEATRICE. Neb.. April 5.-(special Tel
egram.)-The knights OF the grip began
arriving here today 70 attend the four
teenth nnu state convention of the
Travellers Protective association, which
opened this evening. A special train ar
rived over the Burlington at 4:3e p. m,
bringing delegations from Omaha, Norfolk,
Fremont, Hastings and other towns. The
members of Post II OF Beatrice, with the
Beatrice Military band. met the delegates
at the station and escorted them uptown,
making a parade through the principal
streets. There are about 900 delegates in
attendance and the city is gaily decorated
for the event. The business sessions do
not begin until tomorrow morning.
This evening the delegates and their
wives were entertained at a dancing party
In the Armory hall. The members of the
Elks' and Beatrice club also entertained
those OF the delegates who did not care
to attend the dance.
Lincoln will make a strong bid for the
next annual meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
ROOSEVELT REACHES CAMP


ton by Sir Alfred Pease, who will be his
host on the Atbi river. Mr.. Roosevelt is
dressed today in a khaki suit and a white
helmet. The weather is bright and warm.
Mr.. Roosevelt was on the cowcatcher OF
the engine when the train pulled In, hav-
ing occupied that position for the seventy
nine miles between Makindu and Kapiti
Plains. He said he was intensely inter-
ested in the country and expressed his
grtitude and delight at the hospitality
how him by the acting governor and Mrs.
Jackson.
The caravan awaiting the Roosevelt. in
GLIDING four headmen, nine gunbeaTers,
twelve armed guards. 200 porters and nine
horses.
Mr.. selous is going on a lion hunt with
Mr.. McMillin. He is not attached to the
Roosevelt party, the only members of
licensed to shoot lions are Mr.. Roosevelt
and Kermit.
MACHAKOS ROAD. British East Africa.
April 2a-The Roosevelt special arrived at
Machakos Road. 27s miles from Mombass,
at midday. The weather Is fine and sunny
and all the members offthe party are en-
joying themselves greatly.
Mr.. Roosevelt. Mr.. Selous, Major Mearns
and Edmund Heller. in their ride on the
cowcatcher OF the. locomotive from Ma
kindu. had a magnificent view OF snow
capped Kilimanjaro. Plenty of game was
seen from the train, including about twenty
g~iraffes, with their young, close TO the
line; wildebeestes hsrtebesstss. w~aterbucks.
sebras, duikers. guinea fowl, ostriohes in
great number and one rhinoceros. Toe
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
Senator Stewart
Dies in w a~shington
Death of the Former Senator from
Nevada Comes Following an
Operation.

WASHINGTON, April q. Former United
States Senator william A. Stewart of
Nevada. died at the Georgetown hospital
here today, following an operation. The
body will be taken to Nevada. Sunday.
Mr.. Stewart had been at the hospital
since March 30. On March 81 he underwent
an operation, the nature Of which the ply
sicians nave not made public. About a
week ago his condition became worse and
he sank steadily until this morning, when
at 1905 o'clock he passed away.
Mr.. Stewart was 81 years old and had
been a familiar figure in this city during
the better part OF the last half century.
For twenty-eight years altogether he rep
resented Nevada IN the senate.
Senator Stewart made many notable
speeches in the senate In advocacy of sill
yer and his Characterization of the demon
etization of silver as the crime of 49, is
a marker in political history. After his re-
tirement from congress he divided his time
between Washington, his farm in Virginia
and the west, where, at his old home at
Bullfrog, New, and elsewhere he had
varied mining interests.
Mr.. Stewart was the living incarnation
of Santa Claus and on this account, as for
his kindly disposition. he appealed
strongly TO the imagination of children.
probably no more picturesque or rugged
character was ever known to the senate.
Except for the first campaign OF Bryan
In 1895. when the silver issue was most
prominent. Mr.. Stewart was a republican.
He took a prominent part, however, In
setting aside the force bill in 1892 and he
never failed to cast his vote in the inter
est OF the white metal regardless of the
attitude Of his party.
Prof. o II. BOuRhtOn.
HURON, S. D., April 23.-(Special Tele-
gram)-At 5 o'clock this morning occurred
the death of Prof. Thomas b. Boughton.
librarian of Huron college, aged So lie
came here two years ago from Troy. N. Y.
to which place the body will be taken for
interment.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
Governor Takes
Hand in Omaha
Executive, it Transpires, Sent Agent
to City to Dictate What Dem.
ocrats Should Do.

Governor Shallenberger, who signed tho
8 o'clock closing law after it had been
enacted by the democratic legislature on
the demands OF Arthur Mullen, has dipped
into Omaha democratic politics through
this same Friday. Mullen.
II was Mullen who called the recent
meeting Of the Omaha democratic city
committee at which four candidates were
endorsed for membership on the Board Of
Fire and Police commissioners
Mullen, representing Governor Shallen-
berger, came up from Lincoln, rounded
up a few OF the governors faithful and
called a meeting at the Paxton hotel. He
ordered the democrats to get together and
endorse candidates for the police board.
But Mr.. Mullen did not make known the
object OF his visit to all of the demo-
cratic committee. Instead. he called in a
few of those he could depend upon and
then refused to permit other members of
the committee to get into the meeting.
1t is reported from the inside that mem
bers of the committee bucked and kicked
strenuously. but the agent of the governor
insisted, with the result the Endorsement
we're made.
One democratic candidate for membership
on the police board insists that Mullen
lost out and the committee refused to en-
dorse his candidates, while others insist
that Mullen won out for his chief.
After the meeting Mullen went to the
Henshaw, where he was the object of bit
ter criticism az the hands of a bunch of
irate democrats. but as the agent Of the
governor had accomplished his purpose,
he refused to be put out by the dennncia-
ton and went back to Lincoln happy, to
report his success to the governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle
Are Indie ed
Both Are Charged with Kidnapping
and Their Trials Will Begin
Next Monday.

MERCER, Pa, April 2S,-Indictments
were returned here tonight by the grand
jury against James H.. Boyle and his wife,
in connection with the abduction March is
of Willie White of Sharon, Pa. The bill
against Boyle charges KIDNAPPING, The
maximum sentence is life imprisonment.
The woman Is similarly indicted. with an
extra count charging aiding, assisting and
abetting in the kidnapping. The trial will
begin next Friday.
In its report to the court the grand jury
recommended that the county commits
sioners guard against ov~ercrowdlng the
court room during the trial Of the pair. 1t
is said the school academy building. used
as a court room since the burning OF THE
court house, Is weak.
The grand jury also reported that Sheriff
Chess had been instructed by them to place
Boyle I'm a burglar-proof cell because of a
recent attempt to liberate him.
The kidnapping case was before the grand
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
Nebraska
WO BOARDS At CHAPMAN
Tets and DryS Engaged in Bitter
Fight in Little Town.
,UsE OF DRY MEMBER STONED
%csIiar COndItion Arises from bis
pate over whether one or
Three Board Members'
Terms Expire.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb.. April 8.-(spe-
ai.)-The stoning OF the residence OF
&c Stout at Chapman Monday night
ings forcihly to the public attention the
Ct hat there is an interesting contest
over municipal affairs in that town, n
at the people there are taking a great
al OF interest in II.
At the election held April 3 the city clerk
epered the ballots with the understanding
at there was but one member OF the
wnship board to be elected this year ana
]. Friman had been put In nomination
the citizens' party and no other nomina
ms had been made, his was the only name
it went on the ballot. The anti-saloon
.ces. however. contended that there were
n members TO elect, and a number or
m consulted and agreed upon three other
mes, and wrote them on the ballot when
y came 20 vote. The three names which
re thus written on the ballot were Fred
nb, Elmer Easter Ind Samuel Dsster.
when the time for organizing the town
ara came. the trouble broke loose. The
board organized with the new member,
Friman. and Frank Ritter. William Wor-
I'd and DR.. Hamil OF the old board. Alec
nut. one OF the followers on the old
ira, Joined with the three whose names
! been written in on the ballot by a GER
a number as mentioned above. and an
Ter board was organized. Now there are
o town boards organized in the town.
d II IL quite probable that the courts
u be invoked to straighten out the tan
The contention OF the one side is that
ra Gailogly was the only member whose
m expired and that j.. Friman was
ctad to succeed him, while the anti-sa-
m forces contend that Alex Stout was
. only member Of the old board who
u entitled to hold over, and that all the
Ter members OF the board had to be re.
otsd. The reason the matter II beina
bitterly contested is because the old
hrd is supposed TO favor the granting OF
saloon license, while the other board
itch has been organized Is opposed Ia
ch a measure.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
DRY LOBBYISTS FEED SoLoNS
Campaign Songs and Dainty Lunch-
cons Features of Florida Pro-
hibitiOn Fight.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April S.-The
fight for submitting statewide prohibition
to the voters Of Florida. which the PROFIT
bitionists won in the senate, was continued
in the house today.
Tallahassee was again crowded with
women supporters of prohibition. who by
means OF campaign songs and tempting
luncheons for the legislators are aiding in
the light for prohibition.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
Jury in Wagar
Case Slow to Act
Disagreement Looked for in View Of
Length of Time Taken for DELHI
Grafton at Sioux Falls.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. April 2Sc-(Spcciail
Telegrsm.)-The jury in the embezzlement
case OF Arson Wagar retired at 1870 this
morning and onigh had not yet reported.
In view of the delay in the jury reporting
II is generally expected that it will report
a disagreement. A report Is not looked
for before tomorrow.
The opening argument for the government
was made by w. G. Porter, assistant United
States attorney. The argument for the
defendant was made by Judge Frank b.
Aiken of Aikens and Judge White. United
States Attorney Wagner made the closing
argument for the government. The closing
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-24
ceddes Hcad. SOLDIER, Home.

HOT SPRINGS, s. D., April 2S-(Spe-
cial.)-At a meeting Of the State Soldiers
Home Board this afternoon Colonel J. b.
Geddes was unanimously elected as COM
mandant of the home, TO succeed the late
Colonel Dudley. Colonel Geddes has been
president of the home board for the last
two years and when Colonel Dudley died
was chosen to act as commandant until a
successor might be chosen. There were
several aspirants. but Colonel Goddess has
given such general satisfaction that the
board prevailed upon him to continue In
the service. and the members Of the home
are we'll satisfied.