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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21

MCoOK, Neb., June 2O-(special rele-
gram)-Raymond, the young so nof Elmer
DeLong, was drowned here this afternoon
while trying to cross a swollen stream tn
a canyon to drive home a COW. He was
carried down the stream by the swift cur
rent despite efforts OF some other boys
who were with him. The creek was
dragged for several hours without success,
and It is supposed the body was carried
into the Republican river.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
WEEDS Brother,s widow.

DICKENS, Neb.. June a.-(Special)-
John M. Ballard and Mrs. Julia Ballard
surprised friends here by quietly boarding
a west-bound train for Holyoke, Colo,
and being united In marriage at Holyoke,
Colo. Both are well known here, Mrs.
Ballar formerly being Miss Julia John
ston. She was formerly married to John
M. Billiards. brother, George Ballard.
They will make their home three miles
east of here.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
WATCH HERE FOR GIRL SLAYER
New York Police Wire Omaha to
Look for Chinese Who Killed
Elsie SiegeI.

A telegram from Inspector Of Detectives
James McCafferty of New York City to the
Omaha police requests them to arrest on
sight two Cinnamon who are described in
the message. They are wanted in connec-
ton with the trunk murder mystery, the
victim being Elsie Seigel. Leon Sing, alias
william Leon, and chong Sing are the al
legged fugitives and are wanted on the
charge OF homicide. There is no reason to
suppose they are in Omaha, but every city
Is being notified.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21

NEW YORK, June DECENTRALIZATION
the cabin passengers sailing for Europe
Saturday on the Hamburs-American line
steamer America were: Mr.. and Mrs.
ollie Berg, Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Frederick
son, Mrs Lena Goldbois. A. II. Fricke, all
Of OmAhA, Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. Terkel
Hsrmanson. Ksarney, Nsb.. md Edwin
H~Aschsnburger OF Lincoln. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
News From Peru.

PERT. Neb., June N.-(Special.)-The
Normal lectura course committe have ar
ranged a very elaborate lecture course for
the summer. The course will consist Of
six numbers.
Harry Paterson will build a residence
in the north part OF town. The building
will be modern in every respect and Will
he constructed of cement blocks.
Reports are coming in this week OF the
marriage Of former Peru people, three OF
them already having taken life partners
In the month of June. On June 2 MI
Fred c.. Strong and Miss Madge Elwood
were united in marriage at the home or
the brides parents on the Elwood ranch,
near Yuma, Colo. Rev. MI. Megaw, q
Presbyterian minister, officlated. while Mr..
Ward Elwood, brother of the bride, and
Miss Ruth Strong OF Peru, sister OF the
groom, acted as best man and bridesmaid.
Wallace Brundson, son OF Mr., and Mrs.
! Arthur Brundson of this city, and Miss
Margaret Alexander were married on June
l6 at LeGrand, Ore. Mr.. Brundson has
been in Oregon for the last four or five
years and has employment as q fireman
on the railroad.
Roy Carter. a former Peru boy, was
married at Bakersfield. Cal, a few days
ago to Miss Grace Hamer Of that city (
County Assessor Blessing has finished
the recapitulation of the 1903 assessment.
figures show an increase of the total
valuation of the county Of over a quarter
Of a million. The added improvements for
Peru are equal to that OF all OF the rest
OF the county, and Is twice as much as
any other town in the county, Auburn not
excepted. This means that the city OF
Peru has added over Sl26,0 0 in the way OF
improvements during the last year.
The base ball game which the Normal
played with Auburn yesterday under this
most favorable weather conditions resulted
in a score Of 2 to 0, In Auburn's favor
Carl Schott, who has been the Normal'
star pitcher for two years, pitched th'
game Of his life yesterday, striking out
seventeen OF Auburn's men.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
Nebraska

has been reduced from "A mills to 20, and
a reduction Of several mills may be made
the chool district levy. The county
levy is now 6 mills, which Is believed to
be the lowest levy for any county In the
state OF approximately the same popula-
ton. but It may be shaved a fraction off a
mill for this years assessment The total
levy may be less than the unusually low
Of IS mills in 1897.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21

BEATRICE. Neb., June @-tspecial)-
The body Of Charles Wymore, who was
drowned Saturday evening in the Blue
river north OF Barneston, was found Sat
urday night in twelve feet Of water near
where Il went down. Coroner Reed left
Sunday morning for Barneston to hold an
inquest. Mr.. Wymore was IS years OF age
ana leaves a widow and five children.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21

collision. When he recovered his senses
he was lying in the san near a ditch.
Both Of bis less we're broken. but when
Dr. Axe Of Michigan city reached him and
rendered surgical aid he refused IL, in
structinR the physician 10 give his time TO
others more seriously injured than he.
MY legs are broken" he said, but my
head lie all right and I guess l can stand
It for awhile
Baby Escapes Injury.
Mrs. Guy stutzman OF Mlshawaka,
who suffered from u deep cash in the back
Of her head. was holding a 1-year-old baby
Of the time Of the accident, but the infant
escaped without a scratch.
The escape Of Paul KerriEan. son OF DR..
Kerrigan OF Michigan City, was remark
able. He was the last man TO be chopped
out OF the wreckage and II was necessary
20 remove the bodies Of four persons be-
fore he could be extricated. The bodies
Of the dead had formed a cushion for
him and protected him from death.
The body Of Motorman Reed was terribly
mutilated. one OF his arms and one leg
we're found a dozen yards from the track
and his body was pinionsd near the top OF
the wreckage.
Delbert Kinney. conductor OF the east
bound car. Is In Epwortb hospital here
and probably will recover.
The South Shore line, as the road is
known. has been in operation for about
one year. running cars from South Bend
to Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21

HASTINGS, Neb., June @.-(specisl)-
Mrs. Sammuel Alexander has announced
the engagement Of her daughter. Miss
Esther Alexander. and Mr.. Herbert Young
Of Cleveland. o.
The wedding Of Miss Henrietta Young
and Carl Edward Simon win be solemntzeA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21

To avoid serious results take r'oleys KID
ney Renedy at the first sign OF kidney
or bladder disorder such as backache, urin-
airy Irregularities. exhaustion and you will
soon be we'll. taking Foley's
kidney Remedy today, Sold b. all drug.
lists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21

Many OF our citizens are drifting towards
Brisht's disease by negiectlng symptoms
% kidney and bladder trouble which
Foley's Kidney Remedy will quickly cure.
Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
Prison for wreekinE Plant.

SIOUX FALLS, 8 D., jun N.-%pe-
cial.)-The latest prisoner 20 be lodged "
the Sioux Falls penitentiary is Patrick
o'Dwyer, who was convicted In the state
circuit court Of Lawrence county OF burg
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
Rorl.buI Icnvr. ChIno,

PEKING, Juue GOV. w. RockhlL. the
retiring American minister to china left
here today. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Rockhill.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
rhe GInA unnd

removes liver inaction and bowel stoppage
with Or. Kings New Life Pills, the pain
less regulators. 25c. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21

HASTINGS, Nsb., Jun N.-(speciAI)-
According TO present prospects. the tax
levy for Adams count this year will be
the lowest for many years. The city levy
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
Nebraska
OFFICIAL RATES FOR BONDS
State Commission Expects Little
Trouble After Schedule is Made.
PROFITS OF COMPANIES LARGE
IntimatiOn That Certain Corporations
Are Cutting Prices Ends Objeo-
tion of An Agent
for Present..
From a staff correspondent

LINCOLN, Neb., June 20.-(Spsoial.)-Af
ter the bonding companies realize that thu
state board lie going to make rates e
Which they will have to agree to. AuditoI
Barton and the other member OF the com.
mission expect few complaints.
In fact, the board threw the fear into ar
agent for one Of the bonding companies
who was Directing to the rates prepared
by the board. ,'
we have just examined the rates you
publish that you charge was told to this
agent, but II there is very much objection
we might go into the rates you really
charge"
This intimation that the bonding COM
panies were not true to each other, but
that some of them charged a less rate than
that which the public thought they
charged, ended the objection OF that agent
for the time being at least.
The enormous profits made by the surety
and bonding companies during the last ten
years was a surprise to the state officers
who compose the board, and II is possible
that, when the rate is made two years
from now for the bonds for the state Off
GERS, 1t will be materially reduced. As
bonds have been given for this biennium
the board did not touch those rates, but Il
has the statistics, which will materially
assist the next board when It gets busy to
make rates for the next biennium.
Nebraska was the first state in the union
to create a board to fix rates to be charged
by bonding companies, and Illinois is the
second. The national government is now
proceeding along the same lines.
state Federation of Labor.
The various labor unions OF the state,
through their delegates, will form a state
Federation Of Labor, beginning with a
meeting at the state house tomorrow aft
ernoon.
The meeting will be called to order by La
Dor Commissioner Maupin at 2 o'clock In
representative hall. Tomorrow night Gov
ernor and Mrs. ShallenpeTger will CIV a
reception 20 the visitors at the executive
Raymond Robbins Of Chicago is expected
to arrive tomorrow and address the con-
ventlon at it's various sessions.
Maupin Home From Rochester.
Labor COMMISSIONS Maupln returned this
morning from Rochester, where he at
tended a meeting Of the labor commits
sioners OF the various states. 1t was
agreed at this meeting, said Mr.. Maupin'
to use uniform blanks for the collection OF
regarding the cost of living and
the wages paid to laboring or working
people. Fifteen of the states were repre-
scented by their commissioners, while many
other states sent in letters. The next meet
ting will be held at Henderson, N. c.
Lincoln expects to have a sane Fourth
of July. Following the annual custom
Mayor Brown has Issued an order that
there shall be no disturbances until July o.
and that blank cartridges or pistols shall
not be fired, and that a streak OF sanity
shall run through all the celebrations
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
Mrs. Rachel V. Chamberlain.

DIES MONIES, Ia, June 2o-After an Ill
ness OF one day Mrs. Rachel V. Chamber
lain, pioneer resident Of Des Nome and
mother Of d. S. and Lowell Chamberlain.
died ofangina pectoris this Afternoon at the
residence OF ID. 3. Chamberlain. MIS-
Chamberlain was 81 years old and up 10
the time Of her death was in exceptionally
good health
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
Miss Gussie Reynolds.

TECUMSEH, Neb.. june 90 Especially
The body OF Miss Gussie Reynolds, who
died In a hospital at Beatrice following an
operation for appendicitis, have been
brought TO the home OF the young wom-
ans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Reynolds,
OF Maple Grove precinct. The funeral will
be held at the home Monday afternoon at
pO0 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
DEATH RECORD.
Funeral of John LindIey,

The funeral Of John Lindley, the union
printer who died Saturday after a long
illness, is to be held this afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Heafey undertaking rooms.
Rev. 7. J. Mackay will officlate and the
Typographical union will have charge.
Burial will be in Forest Lawn cemetery.
Lindeli was 81 years of age and unmar-
ried. His father was a soldier, and his
surviving relatives are three brothers, two
of whom are soldiers in the Philippines,
and a sister. Mrs Jacob Lewis.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21

Bee Want Ads tmulat business moves
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
warrant Issued for Marvin

TWIN FALLS, Idaho, June 2O.-lnstruc-
lions have been received from United States
Marshal Hodgeson at Boise TO hold Marvin
alias Mathews, arrested In connection with
the Overland mail robbery near Omaha. A
deputy marshal will be here tomorrow with
n warrant for Marvin. Robert Splain, alias
A S. Kelly, is being detained also, as he
has been associated with Marvin.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-21
Canada VIII Help.

Delegates from canoda say they will
vote to establish a tuberculosis home in
the states, though such a home will not
help them as the immigration laws prohibit
anyone suffering from tuberculosis from
crnastno tba Itna tIHE
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11

came into town. and with elaborate
carelessness let it be known that the
United States government was not
overlooking Newfield industries. BY
10 O'Clock the streets were humming
with the news Mr.. Chew was eIated,
but more as citizeA than as q squab
raiser.
u Quite IN Honor.
ITS quite m honor to be filling or
ders for the prestdent," he said This
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11

able to hang lion and a unicorn over
his porch and have his cards printed !:
BY Special Appointment Purveyor of
Squads to His Majesty and the Royal
Family As he is an American, and
good one. he has To be content with
the knowledge that birds from his lofts
will be consumed by President Taft
and his guests. This isntt quite the
same as cabinet appointment, but 1t
Is going some. at that
When MI. Chew came into the houso
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11

this morning. after visiting his live
stock. he found in the mail a nice
white envelope with The White
House" embossed in one corner. In
side was an order for fifty pairs OF
squads for the Presidents table. After
reading it over several times. he Joy
fully took the household into his con-
fidence. and then went down to the
lofts to look over the birds approach
ing the killing age.
Satisfied with conditions there. he
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11

is the first time this section OF jersey
las been given any recognition oi
this sort, and every one feels justly
proud
There is no envy In the town, either.
This is an affair in which small Per.
sonaI feelings are surrendered. and the
honor of the countryside conserved.
That's the view folks are taking Of It.
You're the foremost citizen Of New
field said Postmaster Frank q Nor
reIl, though you do live two miles out
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11

SQUAD foundry couple Of miles from
town.
ne mas 2 right to his feelings. too,
4 there's anything in official reoogni-
tion. Il he lived in England, he'd be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-03-11
The Lord High Purpeyor of
SQUADS to The President

Nswfield, n. j.. March 11.-About
tho chestisst poultry sharp and truck
raiser IN this section Of Jersey, or Of
tho eastern states. for that matter, is
Frank Chew. who runs = broiler and
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24
WHAT c. n, KNOTT SAYS OF THR
WEST.
Florlda Has Hany Advansatss OvsF
lt, Bat Needs Push.

In q recent issue Of the Tampa Times
was Published the following article, IN
which is given the impressions gained
by leading Tam7an on a trip through
the Western States:
G. NJ. Knott. clerk Of the Circuit
court, returned this mor1ing from a fly.
ing trip West. He left his family at
Denver, and then went 0n T. Seattle,
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Mr.. Knott says the Western country
is wonderful In It's scenery and Ia its de-
velopment Of the valleys and coast line.
He was greatly impressed with what he
saw as regards progress, enterprise,
civic pride and condition OF groves and
gardens and fields, bat he comes back
with. the sincere and earnest feeling
that Florida Ia the best State IN the
Union.
"He talked with many men and found
considerable dissatisfaction among
them The Pacific coast country Is over.
rated. Tie brilliant prospectuses sent
out by the railroads and real estate con-
Germs and trades bodies have allured
the wealth OF the East 10 their country,
and these people have builded on an inn.
posing scale. The man Of average
means or small income has q struggle 10
keep up his end. IL Is very much like
man with So a day job eating at the
81. Regis.
"Mr. Knott says our climate Is far
superior TO that Of the Pacific coast.
He was chilled 20. the bone at times,
and the next hour roasted like standing
IN front Of q furnace. The hot. dry
heat reduced his weight N a couple OF
weeks ffteen pounds.
"While away be did q lot Of mission.
aFy work, and Interested many q chance
acquaintance IN Florida.
Sir. Knott Is q brother Of Hon. Wm.
V. Knott. State Treasurer, and they
accompanied each other on this West.
ern tour, bat the worthy Treasure"
Is always too modest 10 talk for publ
cation.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24
Homs lIisslon PIsstin6.

The monthly meeting Of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society, Of Trinity
Church, viii be held In the church Tues
day, September 18th, at 4 O'Clock
Mrs. w. A Zachary viii have charge
Of the devotional and literary part Of
the program. Topic Mission Schools.
Delegates 20 the annual meeting In
Monticello, OstobeF Goth, viii be
el cted. Every member Is requested
70 be present
The Brigade meeting will be held In
the church Friday afternoon. October
1st, at 4 O'Clock. The President, Ruby
Byrd, presiding. Let each member be
ureaQnt
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

Ths Bsys orhsniEsa SoDasubsF l6th
VIA G. q. Ellla e. ifanasas.

Ano 0eNa o4HlHtt4a = AS~AaNs A~AA
Wtlh G. q. Kllla aa iianaaaS.
VITA en- attendance Of over thirty,
The Tallahassee Foot Bali Association
was organized on Thursday night, Sep
Uembor 16th, IN the City Hall, Much
interest was manifested, seventy dol-
Iars being subscribed before the meet
ing adi0uned.
Mr. c. b. Ellis was elected 10 man
age the team, q better ehOiee could not
have been made. He viii at once open
correspondence for games with Jack
aOnville, Stetson University, University
Of Florida, Rollins College, Columbia
College and others.
As Secretary Of the Association Mr..
Dale Maory was elected, and Is now
busy looking up uniforms.
The manager appointed Bradford
Byrd, Luther Holloway and Guyte Z.
McCOrd q committee Of three 20 solicit
members and donations. This commit
tee Is already busy.
Messrs 7. S. Trantham and Guyte
p McCord were appointed as Ground
Committee, 20 select suitable practice
grounds and field for games.
Another committee was appointed to
get up entertainments for the benefit Of
the Association. On this we're! Messrs.
Luther Holloway, +. s. Trantham, Rev.
j. B. Pruitt, Ned Chesley, Bernard
Byrd. J. d. Cay, Jr., and John w. De-
milly.
First prsetice was last Monday night.
The Association met again at the City
Hall to receive reports from the va
rious committees, after which the squad
will begin their practice with run.
The boys have succeeded In raising
seventy dollars among themselves now
let every business man, every lover Of
foot bali, and all who are able, lend
them every assistance, financially, pos
sible.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

you'Il have 10 excuse me on this Occa-
sion, the subject tonight has been
Farming. one IN which am'as much in
terestcd IN but kn0w little of, I'h b.
honest with you-I am no farmer.
When I know anything about matters
don't mind saying 80; likewise, when
Do not know about things Ill cay 90.
I have enioye Mr. NeharR's talk very
much and Will no1 spoil it'a effects UPON
yOu bY trying 90 talk on an unfamilinf
subject. I'llrepeat II. am no farmer,
and DO not even know how 20 raise cot
Ton and corr"
10 this NJ MehaFg addressed the
Governor I'VE could make . first
lass farmer out Of sou. Governor
rhe fellow that gives a. che tr0uule h
be one Who knows nothing % lut farm
~. and IL not honest enough % ae
gn0wledEe Il, bar thinks b. 'kD0Ws h
an"
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24
ANarrow Escaps.

Edgar N. Bayliss, q merchant Of
RobinsUnville. Del. wrote: About two
years ago ! was thin and sick, and
coughed ali the time. and Il did not
have consumption, Il was near 20 it. !
commenced using Foley's Honey and
Tar, and il Stopped my cough, and am
now entirely. well, and have gained
twenty eight pounds, all due 70 the good
results from taking FOley's Honey and
Tar" AZ Burdine'a Drug Store. -
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

was seen IN the red face. hands and
body Of the little con OF n q. Adams.
Of Henrietta, Pa. bis awful plight
from eczema had. for five years, dehed
Ell remedies and bafiied the best doctors,
who said the poisoned blood had affected
bis lungs and nothing could save him.
'But, writes his mother. seven bot.
tics Of Electric Bitters completely cured
him" For eruptiOns. eczema, anh
rheum' sores and all blood disorders and
rheumatism. Electric BItters is supreme.
Only 90 cents. Guaranteed bV ail drug.
giuts. = I'm
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

Seal Of Fior.d4 reprOdaced in pins ani
iobs a NieholsOn'a. 3
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24

The Week Of Prayer for the Home
Missionary Society of Trinity Church
will be observed the first week IN OetO-
Der, from 4th 10 10Th. Leaders and
helpers have been appointed, who viii
prepare q good program for each day.
An members and friends are cordially
invited 20 attend these meetingg, &C
O'Clock. Mrs. P. y. Aickler will have
charRe Of the meeting Mon1ay. October
9Th Toplc-The COnsecrhted Liio and
Tithing.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24
DIED afPaIIaaFa.

Charlotte, N. C, Sept. 20. -Mrn
Buena Dinklns died az the Presbyterian
hospital this morning Of pellagra, the
eighth victim Of the disease since ita
pressnca was announced In the com
munity. TIE wOman was taken ~ q
year ago with what seemed 10 be dIar-
rhsea. l. tter eruptions appeared On
arms, hsnds. an lles AMI feet. then fol-
loSed Internal inflammation ard ae0l-
I'm tongue She suffered no pam but
was amnciated and very Reek Physi-
clans are nonplussed. Seven other cases
are nov UNDER treatment.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-09-24
What 70 Lova .is Oufs.

This is a world OF beauty. not 10 them
who have money 10 pluck and wear tts
roses, bat % them who have souls sengl-
tized 20 the sweet Odors.
With love of the beautiful 10 man and
nature none can be poor; without u
none can be rich.
Happiness Is not carried In the poek-
et, bat IN the heart.
The millionaire may make his thous-
and acre park IN the rich valley, and by
q hctiOn Of the law call II he's own; but
It al Is the front yard Of the poorest
sqaatter IN the rudest cabin on the rug
grd hillside
The one who has paid for Il owns ~
Mol 10 10 most truly possessed by the
one who most enjoys lt.
What can beautiful park mean % .
man whose heart Is smothered IN .
money baRl
And 20 him who loves the trees, the
brooks, the lls, the sky, what matters
II who h0li the titlei
Why, Adam and Eve never had q
deed 20 Edenl
Descendant Of theirs today hold deeds.
but not osseesion. IL was not the land
itself which was taken away, but the
power t0 enjoy it.
What We love is Ours-and nothing
more
We can truly possess nothing that We
sacrifice 70 our selfish purposes. 10 is
only 20 the man who Is pOLf that wealth
RlOWs ike q bright star In the night
The Law Of FecomDenee always II Ia
force. lt II only when darkness shrouds
eur world that We can 3 - the lights OF
q million Others
Did We not learn IN babyhoOd that
the bubie IL brilliant only until We grasp
iL7
The gems In the fns Iady's hair and
at her throat sparkle not for her eyes.
bat for the eyes of others She owns
Only s0Dle costly stones never the
prlceless light that d iness IN them. ThR
priceless treasure u onlg for them who
love 10, and for them Il h scattered
bro q .ast at their very feet IN countless
myriads Of frost q axes on the brown
wInte. earth, and In the LiOfniug deN
drops In the GUNNER glass,
What we iOYe we own and there Oui
real possession ends. tf our love be-
greed and lost, then these stinging ser.
pents Of vice will creep into tbe heart
ard make Il their abode. But. % the
soul where love h pure. al iH che world
that h gond and sweet dies str9ig ight and
~ Z a. \ h0lning dove.
Yea, what We love Is ours, and In the
same degree hg We love we own. Al
that is worth while in the world we mas
own, ~ we will
In Memphis are those Whj have no
tit detd 10 q foot Of lani. and yet who,
eparately, OWn every foot OF OVert0n
PARK Tnat others own II, tor. enjoy
it. does not lessen this Ownership--lt
sIrengtbsns if. Memphis News Scimi-
car.