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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
GILMORE HELD FOR ACCIDENT
COroner's Jury Fixes Blame for Death
of Miss Sadie Hopper.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT AT INQUEST
County Attorney English VIII File
Charge of Granddaughter Against
Youth who Drove the
Automobile.

Manslaughter will be the charge which
will be filed against George Gilmore, the
young man who drove the automobile
which fatally injured Miss Sadie Hopper
of Tekamah, last Friday. The complaint
will probably be filed this morning by
County Attorney English, acting upon rec
ommendation of the coroner's jury, i'm
panelled to fix the cause of death. that
Gilmore be held.
The coroner's jury was composed oi
George f. West foreman; Theodore
Sachs. Joseph Teahon, 9Os North Twenty
second street; John E. Tetard, 1414 Far
nam street; Samuel Motz, 3nS Franklin
street, and Lewis Henderson. The verdict
returned is as follows:
We find that Sadie Hopper was killed
near the northwest corner of Sixteenth
and Farnam streets, Omaha, about p. ni
Friday, August 10, 1903, by being struch
by automobile No. 642, which was theI
being driven solely by Robert Gilmore
said Robert Gilmore was driving said au,
tomobile at rate Of speed in excess OF
law and was not observing the right Of
the road; and we recommend that said
Robert Gilmore be held for investigators
by the proper authorities.
Young Gilmore asserts that his full ant
correct name is George Gilmore despite
the using of the name of Robert Gilmore
in the verdict of the coroner's jury.
Gilmore, who attended the inquest wal
represented by Attorney ]. e. Raft, ~ tht
firm of Sullivan & Raft. Aside from
County Attorney English, there were law
yers present representing Mrs. w. Il
Millard, owner of the automobile driver
by Gilmore, and also representing insur
ance companies.
Twenty or more witnesses were sub
poenaed and many of them were ques
toned at length on the witness stand
In the testimony taken, there was a gen
eral consensus of opinion supporting tn,
finding of the jury as to both the speed
and manner in which Gilmore was drlv
| ing at the time of the accident.
! Until another charge is filed agains
Gilmore, he is being held under the charg
of careless and reckless driving, on wh!cl
| he was arrested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
Are you looking
for a room?

An easy way is-not to wear
out shoe leather-but to look
through the list of rooms Of
fered for rent on the want ad
pages of The Bee. There you
will find practically a com
plete directory of the desir-
able rooms with sufficient in
formation to enable you to
judge which will meet your
requirements. Then, by in
specting these, you will be
sure to find what you want.
Have you read the want ads. yet
IodayI -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
STREET CAR JUMPS TRACK
DOEen People Are Injured. None Fa-
tally in Wreck at
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. SO-A dozen or more
persons were injured here today when a
ogden street car jumped a temporary
track at West Twelfth street and Washte-
nav avenue and overturned White It is
said none will die, the injuries were severe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
WELLMAN is AT TROMSoE
Leaves Three Men to Guard AIrshIp
at the Spitsbergen
Camp.

tTROMsOE, Norway, Aug. @-walter
wellman who recently made an unsuccess-
full attempt 20 reach the north pole in a
dirigible balloon, arrived here today from
Spltzbergen. He has left three men to
guard the airship at the spitzbergen camp
through the winter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
KILLS TWO GIRLS AND SELF
Minnesota Farmer Hangs Himself
After Staying Daughter and
Daughter of HOusekeeper.

REDWOOD FALLS. MINI. Aug. S0.-Will
Tibbetts a wealthy farmer, living near
Delhi, killed Cecil Norton, the 15-year-old
daughter OF his housekeeper; his daughter,
Dorothy Tibbetts, 12 years old; set fire to
his house and then hanged himself today.
Tibbetts was a widower, 10 years old.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
New Explo sive in Coal Mines
May Be Cause of Big Strike

PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. so.-Representa-
tives OF coal operators and miners in the
Pittsburg district are in Joint conference
today for the purpose OF reaching an
adjustment OF a dispute regarding the use
OF a new explosive in mining coal. The
situation has reached a serious stage dur
ing the last month. It is estimated that
more than 900 miners are idle IN this
vicinity as q result Of the attempt BY the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
P0ST0FFlCE INSPECTORS
AFTER BROKERAGE FIRMS
Number of New Workers Charged with
Using Mails to Advertise Worth
less Mining stock.

NEW YORK, Aug. sO-A squad of post
office inspectors has begun an investiga-
tion of complaints against a number Of
firms doing a stock brokerage business on
the curb on Broad street. 1t was an
nounced at the federal building today that
complaints have been received from nearly
every state in the union, stating that cir
culars advertising worthless mining stocks
were being sent throught the mails.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
Aviation Week
Ends with Feast;
Curtiss Cheered
American Is Loudly Applsuded at
Breakfast Given by Committee
at Rheims.

RHEIMS. France, Aug. Salvation
Week" came TO it's official close today
with a gala breakfast given by the com
mittee of organisation in honor of the avi-
ators. There were five hundred guests
and intense enthusiasm in the matter OF
the wonderful success Of the week was
manifested. Bleriot attended with his arm
in a sling a result of his accident yester-
day and he and Glenn H. Curtlss. the
American; Henry Farnam. the English.
nan, and Hubert Latham and Louis Paul
an. the French flyers received ovations
assemblage arising again and again
I, cheer them.
' Marquis De Polignac, president of
eommittee, officially announced the
- Of the awards and prizes and a
speeches followed. They were all
with the prophesy that Aviation
only marked the beginning of the
4darvels that will be witnessed in the
conquest Of the air. Among the speakers
were the mayor of Rheims, M. Langlis,
and M. Loreau, president Of Mixed Aerial
commission. The latter referred to the
disappointment OF France at the failure to
retain the international cup, the speed
trophy captured by Curtiss, and provoked
a hearty round Of applause when he said
but aPpIOPila'e iOi H'ySNiA anu az
Frenchmen the remark of Bleriot when
he learned that France had been defeated.
This was will go to America and win 1t
back.
The Marquis De Polignac announced
that second series of contests between
aviators would be held August q, 1910
Curtiss machine was shipped to Paris
today. Curtiss followed it in a motor car.
Curtiss will probably take part in the
races soon to be held at Brescia, Italy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31

operators TO use flameless powder, and
II Is expected other mines will suspend
operations unless an agreement is reached
soon.
Considerable difficulty will be experienced
before the matter Is settled. It is said.
because the state authorities have ordered
the use OF the flameless or safety" DOW
der, while the miners strenuously object
70 II. asserting that & skaters sks seai
and reduces their earnings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
Hayward Calls
His Advisers
Executive Committee of Republican
State Committee to Meet
Friday.
lFrom a Sad correspondent.l

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. SO.-(Special Tel
egram.) Chairman Hayward of the repub-
lican state committee, has called a meet
ing of the state executive committee for
the Lincoln hotel in this city Friday night
of this week. The meeting will be to dis
cuss matters pertaining to the pending
campaign.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
BooKISH JOB FOR H. K. THAW
White Murderer Has Been Appointed
Librarian at Matteawan
Asylum.

MATTEAWAN, Aug. 3O-In their search
for regular occupation for Harry X. Thaw.
the Matteawan authorities have appointed
him librarian.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
CONWCTS TURN MOONSHINERS
Eight Guards Are DispniEsed for Fail
ure to Detect Prisoners Max
ing whisky.

PITTSBURG, Aug. S0-Eight guards at
the Western penitentiary have been dis
missed, II Is alleged, because they failed
to direct some OF the prisoners making
whiskey in the big prison. According to
one of the discharged guards, other EN-
ployes at the penitentiary are implicated.
The whiskey was made from prune Juice,
yeast and sugar.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
DRIVER OF AUTO TRUCK FINED

Chauffeur Who Crashed Into Street
Car Assessed % and Costs.
F. e. Hartman, 27OS Spalding street, the
chauffeur who was in charge OF the Storz
auto truck that crashed into a Dodge
street car last week, has been fined S
and costs in police court on the charge
Of fast and reckless driving.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31

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WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska-Partly cloudy.
For Iowa-Generally fair.
For weather report see Page 8.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-08-31
THE OMAHA BEE

Is the most powerful business
getter in the west, because II goes
to the homes Of poor and rich.
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wAshlNGToN, Aug. SO.-Consul Gel
Hanna, at Monterey. Mex. on behal
the officers Of the American colony Il
has made an appeal to the American p
to assist the destitute sufferers at IA,
rey.
In a telegram to the State departl
today Mr.. Hanna says the dead numbe
and thousands are homeless.
II might be gratefully remembered
appreciated. Mr. Hanna says. that the
of Monterey, Of 10000 Inhabitants, do,
per cent OF its foreign trade with
United su ties. Nearly every person in
city has suffered loss and many q
poorer class have lost everything.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

TIE cscsaretior
Indspspdscns
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

The le-r-. recently ci-en in our
-.-.. 1.. ~ r--.-- v-,;s-s ---
100 -a-- % --- wees 20 receive --
adequate notice - rnis paper. o-,
-ce as1- e--.-st tuberculosis IS Of
sr via, Interest 70 everv one tha,
~- 1.... .-.-.-..--.s,-.-s--~ .-s --~-
--
-o--e o- every 1-l-s~ 1- w '-''a-'-'
5--E DR. Williams began his lee
r-re by speaking very spprec.auFe
or fne Phys 7-ogy written oy DR..
Richie. OF the College or W--am
and Mary. This text book has
o-en recommended as The best OF us
KIND -or use 70 the schools OF Fr-
g.1-a. and IS written IN such simple
and practice. manner that t might
wei re used as a HANDY reference
book IN every home.
BY means OF lantern slides DR..
Williams fixed in the minds OF MS
+ audience the CRYING need tor imme-
date and vigorous battle against
tuberculosis. IL destroys one tenth
ot tne lnhabitonts OF the Un-Jeo
+ safes carrying OF 4OO ciuzens every
DAY. IL costs US SSoO.OUo.UOO an
nua.ly. The citizens OF Richmond
lose as much money through losing
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

Rev. J FrioE. Of Newport News.
Will hold services in Cameron Hall
% Passion Sunday March -. at
@ o'clock a. m. 20 which the public
II cordially invited
II YOU never bought seed from ne
don't lose another wear IN delay.
Come in and look and be convinced
that my stock is the incest YOU ever
saw. Sold In bulk as wei as pack
ages. Jas. Z. stone.
Mr. Andrew Barnes IS spending
the week at his country home az
Lighfoot preparing for his crops.
He already has in a large acreage
% potatoes and expects TO put IN
from Is 10 20 acres OF waterme.ons.
Or Eriros q Williams In per
sooal letter refers 20 Williamsburg
as follows. This visit was exceed
ing.y pleasant in many WAYS. chic.
OF which was TO see in such historic
and ancient surroundings a spiut Of
spprec'auon of the most advanced
ideas Tor civic Improvement 10 TIE
direction OF pro.nounE the health and
the strength of the irciv.tua. and
thereby the prosperity OF the com
ml..ty.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
York County Boy KILLED

w. L. Greenwood. a telephone
lineman in the employ Of the South
esn Eel Co.. was killed by a fail
from a telephone pole in Augusta
county last Wednesday aftsrnoon.
His remains were brought to York
county last Friday and buried from
Lebanon church. Rev. MFR. Sublet,.
OF Richmond officiating. TIE scr
vices were held under the rites OF
the Masonic order.
He was born in York county 50
wears ago. the Oldest son OF Mrs. r.
J. Wilkins. OF this city. who VAS the
widow Of w. l. Greenwood. 81.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

tom in existence. for It shows their
reverence and respect for the suf
fering OF the great Teacher. who
came and lived and suffered. that
We. his children. should Be taught
10 live better and pureT lives. Sac
rifices should be made willingly. and
If so made. may be used as step
ping stones 10 mount TO higher
things.
Saturday evening at a meeting O.
the Phoenix Literary Society Mr r.
L. :. Goodwin was elected a spec
la president 70 preside over the IN
terooliegste debate with Hamrd den
Sidney College here neo- Saturday
night In joint meeting ct the tUo
societies held later. a committee o.
entertainment was chosen. and ar.
rangements made for procua-E m--
sic for the occasion.
DR.. J. L. Hall was called 20 Rich
mond last week by tne Illness ot
relative.
AL Of the Annual mater wa.
taken 70 Lynchburg. last week 5l
Ny. Koortz. and everything IS NOW
il the hands OF the printers. Tla
insures the Annua. being gotten ou
a. az cary date
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
PURE AIR FOE OF THE PLAGUE
tuberculosis Kills One-tenth Of All
Who Die--Its Prevention.

the ignorance winch keeps
them from using the fresh air vh.ci
is the.r greatest ana most abundan
blessing
We were told thar this terrible
scourge Of tuberculosis could be er
J.se.y wiped our II there were no
careless patients. The germs which
cause the disease cannot be carried
from one person 20 another un.es
they are coughed up and spit upor
The streets or in public places
When this is done they are soor
dried and spread about in the dus
by the four winds 10 Kill one tenu
OF the people who pass along our
streets A perssn suffering from
consumption is absolutely no danger
as a spreader Of the disease If tbs
precautions are taken 10 burn or dis
infect all discharges from the lungs
II hardkerchiefs. dishes. bed anc
personal clothing used by the paGen'
are thoroughly boiled OF soaked in
strong disinfectants the disease can
not spread and il viii not be many
years before it viii De entirely wipec
out
DR.. Williams said again and agar
that night air IS not dangerous bu
most beneficial as it is even purei
than day air and pure fresh air is ab
solutely essential to the prevention
and cure O. tu5erculous. The no
ton that night air causes malaria i:
due 70 the fact that mosquitos the
only sprsaders Of this disease. fly
most entirely al night. but if the,
are screened out there IS not the
slightest danger Of malaria. Tha'
fresh air as a cure IS not fad but q
fact IS proven by its use IN al sue
ceSsful treatment of tuberculosis
Consumption cannot spread excepi
through matter coughed up by care
less patients. In an advanced case
OF the disease one billion germs NAV
bs coagns q oy daily We have AZ
ordinance against splitting upon oui
sidewalks. Dare We 1--we in a City
where such z n ordnance is not en.
forced9 Must oae tsnth os Us O..
because We 90 not INSIST That il os
enforcedI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

DR.. II. K. Bennett. OF the faculty.
gave a very earnest and interesting
talk Sunday night at the meeting for
men. held at the Episcopal parish
house.
He took for MS subject. Sacrifice.
ne emphasized the fact that among
all the religions OF the world. that
there was one thing that they held
IN common. and this thing was sac
rifice: In the heather countries.
children Of the heatheus or some
thing that they held equally as dear
were sacrificed as a token OF their
reverence for their religion.
When we sacrifice a thing. how
ever small. i should always be with
reverence and We VII obtain fitting
reward. he cited for example. the
sacrifices that some people make
during lent. the most beautiful Gus
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
EDUCATIONAL
CIRCLES.
What is DOilq.
this week.

From Tuesdays College Topics.
Coach O. Hearn gave the baseball
squad q try out with the town team.
Saturday The town BOYS won the
game By the score ot6 TO z. Near
" the entire squad was put in the
game a. different times. so thai
nearly everyone was given a show
Ing. The team. although defeated.
made rather q good showing OF the
whole. Lewis. Bolton and Johnson
pitched FOR the college bows. while
Garth and Hughes caught
"Wednesday morning the team VII,
leave for Charlottesville 70 play lis
trst game OF the season with the
University OF Virginia. Jus, wha,
the prospects Of holding Virginia
down 70 a close score Il is hard 70
saw but Coach o. Eearu is locking
forward 10 a close game.
Efforts are being made 70 arrange
Tor a game with the Norfolk High
School team here a. an early date.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
Notes from The lOaaI ". c. I. ].
Communicated

A vote OF thanks WIS tendere
the edit1ro of The Gazette for courtes.
% the .oca. union in printing article
by request Also thar he be cor
merded for demanding that social
ed cider which is being sold in dry
districts be stopped as il is a dar
gerous intoxicant.
Wei may Wendell Phillips or ar,
one else say that Law is nothirf
unless close behind il stands a warn
living opinion. let that grow indiffs
ent and statutes are waste pap
lacking executive torce
The recent murder az Five ForR
can be traced 20 the drinks thr
crs ze. Are the people going 70 a.
low it 20 continue?
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
CLUB
ORGANIZED.
Club adopts its
Bylaws.

The meeting OF farmers Of this vi
cinity 20 perfect a permanent organ
ization OF a Farmers Club. was held
az the courthouse last Saturday with
large attendance. Much unthusi
asm prevailed. and the proceedings
in detail we're as follows.
The meeting was called to order
at 80 p. m. by the president as per
adjournment. The minutes OF the
previous meeting read and approved.
IL was moved TO proceed 70 perma-
nent organization. and that the b.
avs De read article BY article and
adopted or rejected. The following
by laws were then adopted.
Article T. Name ard L cation
This organization shall be known as
,he Farmers and Business Mems
Association. and shall be located in
the town OF Williamsburg. state Of
Virginia.
Article 2 Membership-This as
sociaton shall consist of officers and
members as follows: president. vice
president. secretary. treasurer and
board of five directors. and as many
members. men and women. OF the
age of 2l years. and over. as may
subscribe 10 its by laws.
Article J. Object-rhe object
Of this association shall be the up
/ lifting of al citizens. und the up
building OF any and all intererests OF
Z the state OF Virginia. and especially
OF the counties of James City. York
and Warwick.
Article 4. The fee for N mber-
ship shall De one dollar per annum.
payable quarterly.
Article s. Any member shall D,
eligible TO office in this association
Article o. All officers shall bc
eected by ballot at the regular an
nuai meetings 20 serve for one year
or until their successors are elected
A majority vote shall De required Z
elect.
Article 7. Eleven members pres
D ent shall constitute a quorum for III
transaction Of business.
Article 8. Sec. This associa
ton shall hold It's meetings ia IN
Y town of Williamsburg.
Sec. ,. The regular annual meet
T. ings Shall be held on the first SatuI
T. day of January. at 2 o'clock p N
Sec. g. The monthly meeting
shall DC held on the last Saturday q
each month. at o'clock o. m.
Article 9. These bylaws may
amended at any regular meeting {
the association by a. majority vol
OF the members present; the pro
posed amendment having been ps'
sented at the previous meeting (
the association. and the secrrisr
having notified each member
writing Of the proposed change.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25


was os~.-e5 and ;s-me- u,-- -.0-
Die 70 hear Be, C-eet.s r-oe,s -.sv
Julius Caesar /, fact II was
probably the ls-7es, crowd -hst has
ever gathered 10 hes-s performance
in Williamsburg. A large -ar- o..
this audience was composed Of stu
dents. and il should be q source Of
much grauscaron 70 those who are
interested IN the studert-bodv that
noywithstauding the size of ire
crowd. II was one Of the most 81
tenuve and well behaved audiences
that has ever gathered il Williams
burg Not once during the entire
performance was there any outb--sts
or disturbance OF anv kind
7 the past such disturbances have
been frequent. and In many irs-a--
ces. the audiences AZ Cameron Ha.
nave been almost unma-ageao.-.
All k.nos O. childish tricks. such as
throwing beans upon the stage. 1--.
nave been INDUCED in Inva--a-
bly,. this has been laid upon the s---
dents. and possibly il did be-
long o. their heads 10 certain e,l-
tent Students frequently have en-
gagged in conduct unbecom,rg the
dignity or a college stucercat cub
lie performances. but We have al
ways believed that most OF the
trouble was caused by young boys
and others outside OK the student
body Doubtless. it was only nat
ural that people should blame such
disturbances upon the students, 20,
the students life is not noted for or
| |derliness nor have the students con
. fined their pranks within the camp
rs limits by any means Therefore
We say that il was only natural tna
blame should be placed upon them
Saturday night. however. most O.
the characters that We believe hav;
been responsible Tor disorders IN th'
past were absent. and the opPoTtu
d nifty was rare one TO Judge as tc
. who the disorderly parties really
were. We are glad the student
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
Where to Worship Sunday.


Rev. @. S. p Kennlrd.
Services every Sunday al ia. NJ
and 7.4S 2. M.
EPISCOPAL.
Rev. w. A. K. Goodwin.
Services every Sunday al IL A. NJ. .
and 5 P. NJ. Mems Services in
the Parish House al 7.3O P. NJ.
METHODIST
Rev K. <. Odell
Services every Sunday at1l:1S A.
NJ. and 8 P. NJ. Epworth Leagse
At 7 P. NJ. Sunday. School at 70
A. M. Wednesday nights prayer
meeting at 3 ?. M.
rEEsBYTsEiAN
Services every Sunday evening a.
7:4S o clock.
LUrHEEAV.
Rev. Edward Bgekvs. Pastor.
Services every second Sunday
s ?. m. IN bTrton Parish church.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25

Leave your order with me for sn
Official photograph Of the interior cf
Bruton Parish Church. showing the
Bible presented By King Edward G.
England. the lectern presented bv
President Roosevelt and the for
from which Pocahontas was bap-
uzed. Size Of photograph 6xlC.
well mounted. Price Sofas. r
Stone.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-03-25
A WEEKS LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Things You and Your NeighbOrs
Have been Doing.

I'VE would appreciate It if you
Will call phone p and give Us any
personal or social news YOU NAV
know. OK write il ous and we VIII
send for it. In this way you VIII
help make The Gazette more inter
esrrC
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