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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Friml left for
New York a few days ago, where they
will probably pass several months, and
later will go to Europe Since his re-
turn from the east in the early summer,
Mr.. Friml has been engaged upon the
Slavonic dance numbers In his panto-
mines which are being considered as
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21

A WOMAN met in Detroit this
n summer wore a perfectly matched
"A gown and belongings of rare
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
MAIL CLERK HELD FOR THEFT
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remittances running from rs cents to a
couple Of dollars, several weeks ago. The
leak could not be located for some time.
Suspicion was finally directed toward Shaw
from his habit Of watching eskance while
distributing his mail, and the two decoy
letters were placed In the mail Saturday
night and followed until they fell into his
hands, as 1t was expected they would do.
The postoffice inspectors are now salts
fled that they have broken up the thefts
in the Omaha office and have gone away.
This is the first theft of letters that has
occurred among the mailing clerks since
the Omaha postoffice has been located in
the new building.
Shaw will be a~rraigned for hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner Anderson
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The maximum penalty for the crime is
five years Imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary.
The utmost credit is given inspectors
Grogan and Frayser for the apprehension
Of Shaw by Postmaster Thomas and Assist
ant Postmaster Woodland. Both of these
officers rendered valuable service during
the Overland Limited mail robbery in.
vestigations recently, while attending to
their local duties at the same time, and
are regarded as anon the most efficient
inspectors in the public service.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Nehrnskn NeM. Note..


BLUE HfLL-One OF the state pure food
inspectors was in Blue Hill this week
visiting all the business places where foods
are sold.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. P. A. Black
has issued a call for a county republican
selecting delegates to the state convention.
BLUE HILL-A work train and several
work gangs have been busy fixing up the
track on the line between here and Hold
rege, New bridges are being put In and
considerable concrete work done.
HASTINGS-Maro H. Rawson, a travel
ing man we'll known throughout Nebraska,
died OF apoplexy at Lakeside. Cherry
county, Nebraska, last Wednesday night.
The funeral was conducted from the fam
lily home here this afternoon at 4:2O.
TECUMSEH-Conditions on the farm are
much improved in Johnson county. The
wheat harvest Is nearly over and farmers
are cutting the oats and hay. The fields
operated with less difficulty. The stand Of
corn is the best in years.
TECUMSEH-At a business meeting OF
the Tecumseh Library board the following
OFFICERS were elected for the coming year:
president, Frank, Dafoe; vice president,
MRS. G; w. Pool; secretary, Mrs. G. NJ.
Shaw; treasurer, Mrs. s.. w. Thurber; Ii
brarlan, Mrs. Mary Appelget.
HASTINGS-D. NJ. MoElhinney, former
mayor of Hastings, who was seriously
weeks ago, Is improving satisfactorily and
probably will be able to leave his bed in
about a month. For a time 1t was thought
he would not survive the attack.
TECUMSEH-J. F. Halderman, formerly
in the banking business at Burchard, but
more recently a state bank examiner, has
bought an interest in the lola Ice and
storase company, of lola, Kano and Is
Mr.. Halderman will have the management
OF the company referred to.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
llNUzzO PLACE AGAIN RAlDED
Police Make More Arrests for Eight
O'Clock Law Violation.
GAIN ENTRANCE BY A COAL HOLE
Officers Blocked for Four Hours
sunday Morning Finally Get I'm
and Arrest Fourteen Men
Found in saloon.

After keeping guard for four hours over
Frank DinuzEo's saloon. Twelfth and
Douglas streets, and making futile at
tempts to effect an entrance, a squad OF
police finally got into the place through
a coal hole shortly after 3 o'clock Sunday
morning and arrested fourteen men, who
are charged with being inmates of u dis
orderly house, except NJ colored porters,
held as the keepers OF the place,
Men going in and out Of the basement
late Saturday night were noticed by off
Gers who had been detailed to watch the
saloon, which was ralded the week before,
DlnuEzo being convicted and fined for
violating the 8 o'clock closing law.
Lieutenant Thomas Hayes and Sergeant
A. L. Sigwart, with Officers ThrHsher,
Kennedy, Pilgrim and, Cooper, went to the
place, but found the door locked. and the
inmates refused to open the door.
A long vigil ensued. with the officers
surrounding the saloon, carefully watching
all exits and trying to force their way in.
while the men inside held out against the
police and kept quiet. Finally. entrance
was gained through a small coal hole on
the Twelfth street side OF the building and
the six officers, grimy-faced and with
blackened uniforms, arrested the men they
found in the basement, The report Of the
raid made by the police to their superiors
declared that fully two wagon loads Of
bottled beer and empty bottles were found
in the place, there being so much that none
was taken to the police station to be held
as evidence.
Jesse Green and oeotge Wright, negro
porters, living at 1l2l Dodge street and
Thirteenth and Cass streets, respectively,
were found in charge Of the place and
were charged with being the proprietors.
other twelve men were charged with
being inmates. All but three Of the men
were later released on bonds.
Another raid by the police resulted in the
arrest of three men Sunday. Patrolman
Driscoll arrested Nose Brown. colored, as
the keeper Of a disorderly house, and Ed
ward Hoye and Willis Click, white painters.
as inmates. They were found In an old
abandoned building In the Third ward and
are imposed to hav just occupied 1t
Sunday. Brown had the key to the place,
Neither his address nor those Of the two
white men were given when they were ar
rested.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
MOTOR CYCLE RACE RESULTS
W.. Bell wins Four Events at Court
land Beach sundny.

w. Bell won four motorcycle races sun
day afternoon at the CORTLAND Beach
track. making a clean sweep Of all the
races he entered. Bert Potter was referee
of the races and he ran them off Wit
great credit to himself and to the delight
Of the spectators. The time made In the
d,ffcren, vvents was considered fast for
q slow, ha,f-mile track. and the club Is
we'll pleased with the results.
The Omaha Bicycle company and the
Nebraska cycle company we're the only
entries in the dealers race and each en-
tered three fast t.act ines The race was
a hummer, both for time and enthusiasm.
The Omaha took IS Pc nts and tae No
braska 20 points in the ten-mile event.
Following is a list OF the races, with the
winners ard time made:
First race, one-fourth mile, for boys un-
der IA years: Flescher won, Kallne second,
Lovelady third.
Second race, three-mile motorcycle, for
W. Z. Dewey 1ndian) won, c. Rosenberg
Andien) second, c. Nickel Crhor) third
Third race, five-mile motorcycle. belt
driven machines: Bell Charley Davidson
won, Bates CENcelsior) second. Kin Kenny
GGxcelsioTl third Flescher tMerkeD third,
Fourth race, mile. bicycle. boys IS years
Higlend third.
Fifth race, motorcycle, fIye-mile open,
s sin5le wS SgliR vs. " Dew Bell INDIANS aGFlsy, second,
r. Bates (Excelsior) third, T. Berohai
CThorl fourth. Time: Gas.
Sixth race, mile bicycle: q. Delaney
won, ". Flescher second, F. Boyd third.
Seventh race motorcycle, five-mile open,
private owners novice, single cylinder:
c. Rosenberg (Indian) won, A.. Wester-
guard (MerkeD second. A slight mix-up
oaused other riders to quit before the
finish. Time: 7:14%.
Eighth race, motorcycle, five-mile open,
twin cylinder: w. Bell Gndlan) won, w.
e. Dewey Qndian) second, L.. Lytle Cn-
diam third. Time: 6:35.
Ninth race, motorcycle, ten miles; deal
ers' team race: Omaha Bicycle company
team, w. Bell Harley- Davidson first, w,
q, Dewey (Indlan) second, c. Rosenberg
Qndian) third. Team scored IS points.
Nebraska Cycle company team. C. Nickel
(Thor) fourth. r. Bates OR. 81 fifth, T.
Berchal CExcelsior) did not finish. Team
scored 20 points. Time! 1884.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Young Man is
Drowned at Lyons
W. B. Harding Loses Life While
Bathing in Logan Creek-Mrs.
Peterson Dies Of Wound.

LYONS, Neb., July p,-Cspeciai.)-w. b.
Harding was drowned in Logan creek,
here, this morning. He is a young man Of
20 years or perhaps less and IL supposed
to be an orphan with relatives At Deni-
son. la. He was working here with the
Bell construction gang. and had been here
only about three days. A cousin has wired
from Denison that they will make ar
engagements to come after the body. He was
in swimming and his companions could
not swim, so he drowned before help could
reach him.
Mrs. Anna Cawthorne died recently at
Portland, Ore, and the body arrived here
this morning for burial, which will take
place tomorrow, Monday. She used to live
here and has a son here, Carl C~awthorne,
living east OF town.
Mrs. Stella Peterson. wife of Ray Peter
son. living near Walthill. the woman who
recently tried to kill herself by cutting
her throat, died from the wound. Her
W little children were taken to the home
Of Mr.. Joe Peterson who is their grand
father and who lives Just east Of Lyons,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Chautauaua al Tseumseh.

TECUMSEH, Neb.. July B.-(speeial.)-
The third annual Tecumseh c~hautauqua
win be held from July 30 TO August g.
inclusive. The program includes an array
OF some Of the best c~hautauquA talent
that can be secured, together with an
abundance OF music. The johnson county
teachers institute will be held in eonnee-
ton with the assembly. This -ehautauaua
is one Of the few in the state which is not
operated by lyeeum bureaus and which 10
not run with the object OF financial gain
1t ls conducted by . company Of TecumSeh
business men. the details being In the
hands OF a home board Of managers II is
~non-polltieaI and nOn-SeotariAn and IL
operated wholly In the Interests OF the
people OF this community. The MANAGE
ment Is anticipating a successful assembly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Prosper Marin
is Released
Witnesses Against Man Charged with
Murder in Cherry County in
1884 Are Dead.

STEVENSON, Wash, July 1s.-(Speoial
Telegram.)-Prosper Marion, held ten days
in the county jail here on suspicion that
he is the man who killed John Murphy
in Cherry county. Nebraska, in 1884. was
released last night on ~telegraphie instrucs
lions from the sheriff OF Cherry county,
who says the chief witness against the ao-
cused man Is now dead.
Marion was arrested here July s. after he
had been Identified by DR.. Harris and
Harry Bazard, two former Nebraska peo-
pie. Or. Harris, who was ooroner in
Cherry county, Nebraska, at the time Muir
ply was murdered. says that Marion CON
fessed to the crime to a man who has
since died. As the dead man was the
states chief witness. It IL believed now
that conviction would be Impossible.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Alamitos Win Three Games.

The Alamitos travelled to Kennard Satur-
day and won from the home team by the
score OF 8 to 2. Score; R.H.E.
AlamitOs ...."..S S29S965i En 2
Batteries: Alamitos, Herman and Rob-
erts; Kennard, Kingdom and Anderson.
The same team easily defeated the Blair
Clothing company team at Blair by the
score OF 8 to D. Score: R.H.E.
Alamitos ..~....2 0-s II 0
Blair '....,."..,..O o 0 o 0 0 90 3 /
Batteries: Alamitos, Cross, Drummy and
Roberts; Blair, Mcdonald and Wolfe.
Sunday afternoon they walloped the Home
theater team of Blair by the score Of
10 to o. Score: RH.E.
Alamitos ......1 2 611 Q O-l9 % 9
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
RemarkabIe Case OF identification.

CHICAGO, July 1s-(speciai.)-chicago &
Northwestern rainmen are discussing the
remarkable case OF the Identification last
Thursday OF the body Of the unknown
man killed on the tracks OF the road five
miles east OF Fulton on June q az A. w.
Dutton Of Oakland. Neb,, by his brotherN
William Dutton. editor Of al Oakland
newspaper. It was while looking through
the exchanges for interesting news stories
that Mr.. Dutton first became acquainted
with the facts OF the killing of his brother
and from the newspaper description Of the
body was certain that the body was that
OF his brother. and went at once to Fulton,
Identification was established beyond a
doubt by a bullet wound in one foot, which
was received by the dead man In the
Philippine campaign. Dutton was a printer
and given to wandering about the country
from time to time.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

the hill outlet was restored, the striking
men going 70 their homes for the night
The c~onstRbuisry established quarters ne
side the car ~company's plant, sleeping on
shelf blankets
The Standard steel Car company OFT
elais . ated tonight hat they did not reooS"
mise the strike Of the men In n way
w viii not arbltrate the mhtter, se'o
General manager Altman tonight. Those
who wish can return to work tomorrow, as
we intend TO resume operations at mat
time"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

TECUMSEH, Neb., July ls-(speeial.)-
The Burlington had a blockade on
the main line from ST. Lou to
Portland yesterday afternoon at Hiek-
man. his state. Fast freight No.
100. which was running from Table Rock
20 Lincoln. was running through the town
OF Hickman not expecting to make a stop,
when eight cars left the track and four
OF them were completely demolished. This
happened shortly before noon n the
wreoker was sent out from Lincoln. The
track was not cleared until 6 o'clock In
the evening. No one was injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Tennis Tourney at Peru,

PERU. Neb., July 1s.-(Special. )-Friday's
play in the tennis tournament resulted as
follows: Harris defeated Barackman in
straight sets. CO, S-2i Stoddard defeated
Spatford, 6-S, 6-3; Jackson defeated Moore,
l-6, Ga, 1913; McAdams defeated Jennings,
60, Ell; Weber defeated Whitney, e-l. SO:
Hanna defeated Lemon, 80, 60; Meyer de-
feated Wymer. 60, 60! Stoddard defeated
Sherer, 60 1915; Yanlks defeated Harris,
90, 60. Holtzen defeated Best, 60, 6-3;
Seely defeated Petit, 60, 81, Lee defeated
Jackson, so, rs, Hanna defeated Yanike,
ga, 60; Seely defeated Forsyth, Ga 60;
Stoddard defeated SeelY. Ga. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

KEARNEY, Neb., July 1S.-(special.)-G.
N. Bradford of Aurora, Neb., was chosen
by the school board to succeed George N.
Burgert as superintendent or the Kearnsy
public schools at a meeting of that body
Friday night. Superintendent Bursert re-
signed a week ago to accept q position In
the City National bank.
The republican county convention will
be held In this city on Saturday, July "a.
Politics are beginning to liven up In this
city and indications are that there will be
q lively fight this fall.
Bert. and Guy Fuller, the youngsters who
CAUSED considerable trouble at Central City
last week, were up before Judge Halloweil
Friday and were sentenced to the reform
school in this city.
James Creha, a farmer, living in Schneider
township, this county, died Thursday even
ing from the effects of a kick from a mule.
The blow took him In the pit of the
stomach and he lived but q few hours.
Tie funeral was held from the Catholic
church In Schneider Friday afternoon.
The third annual assembly Of the Kear-
ney ~Chautauqua association opened In this
city Saturday afternoon. The indications
are that the gathering will be well at
tended this year. as van sales on sea-
son tickets have been heavy. The Assooia-
ton is planning the making Of a fine per-
manent park and have had landscapers
here submitting plans,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
COMMITS SUICIDE ON TRAIN
Frank Carlson of from MOuntain,
Mich, Himself.

Frank Carlson of Iron Mountain,
Mich, Shoots Himself.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July ~lS-(special.)
Frank Carlson OF Iron Mountain, Mich.
committed suicide yesterday on a Union
Pacific train just west Of North Platte. He
was seen to go into the toilet room, soon
to reappear and to write q note, then again
to enter the toilet room. Soon thereafter
a sound was heard by one Of the pas
sengers, but was believed TO be an explo-
sion OF Pintsch gas. When the train was
about to enter North Platte the porter,
gathering up the towels, found the dead
body. He had shot himself In the mouth.
His ticket read for Los Angeles. A note,
written to his wife. asks her to forgive him.
Another letter, in Swedish, is supposed
further to explain whatever motive he had.
The body was taken off the train at North
Platte,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

hits and striking out eight. Mitchell In
left field for the Crowns Accepted SIX
chances, some OF which were difficult
Rangers, played good ball In tneir rsspcc
tive positions. Pickett. formerly manager
Of the Rangers, has resigned IN Ia or o.
Harold Bender. Next sunday games are
scheduled with the firemen and the storA
Coronas. Score: H
Crowns .........i 0 O-S 5
Rangers ........1 / 0 0 2 0 1 "-6 II /
Batterles: Rangers, Bender and over
man. Brodegaard Crowns, Beck, Lemley
and Art.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Litt1e nIInaourIn Victorlous.

The Little Missouris beat the Hanscom
r. II. q.
Little Mlssouris. ....oI0OSO2o0-s 10 2
Hanscom Parks......00 O004O0 4 1
Batteries: Little Missourls. Rose and
Whaley; Hanscom Parks, BOgatts and
BogRtte.
The Little MissouFis would like to hear
from out OF town. Write c. p. Lowell, ll22
Dodge street, or call Douglas 1904.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Nebraska

Ing officers were elected; r. II. Rankin.
president; q. ELI Simon. secretary: C.. II.
Brown. treasurer. r. G. Rodwell was APP
pointed trustee to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF A. v. Perry. A. p.
Thorndike, E. G. Rodwe and G. Eli
Simon constitute the committee on grounds
and building and r. H. Rankin and O. Eli
simon the committee on fuel and supplies.
Work will soon commence on the new
brick schoo building.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
plnttsrlouth pastor nesisns.

PLATTsMoUTH, Neb.. July is.-(spe-
cial.)-1n the First Presbyterian church I'm
this city today, Rev. J. H. Salisbury, who
has been the able pastor for three years.
rendered HIS resignation. which was &C
cepted by the members OF the church with
much regret. Rev. Mr.. Salisbury has 40
cepted a call to the Presbyterian church in
Auburn and viii assume the duties Au-
gust L .Nr ..r,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
II people with symproms OF kidnG

II people with sYmpsoms or kidney or
bladder trouble could realize their danger
they would without loss Of time commsnes
taking Foley'S Kidney Pills, This great
remedy stops the pain and the irrsgulari-
ties. strengthens and builds up these organs
n there Is no danger OF Brights' disease
or other serious disorder. Do not disregard
the early symptoms, Sold BY all dru6EistA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Victors Win at Herman,

The Victors OF Omaha won from Herman
at Herman Saturday by the score of IL
to 8. The Herman team started out fast,
but the Victors evened up matters in the
sixth and won the game In the ninth by
getting five run
Dyke struck out twelve men and the bat
ting of Murphy, McQuade and Crossrnan
of the Yictors was noteworthy. Score!
yiotors '..'""""'"'9 9e6S6 S-li
Batteries; Victors, Dyke and MoQuadei
Herman, Greenslater and Razelik, Umpire;
Hart
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
RAMBLERs WIN FROM SOLDIERS
Fort Crook Loses Pitchers Battle by
2 to 1 Score.

The South Omaha Handlers won one
more game by defeating the Sixteenth In
fantry team of Fort Crook by the score
Of 2 to l.
The game was marked with many fine
plays and was a pitchers battle from
start TO finish, HiTsch, the big southpaw
although Smith for the soldiers pitched a
good game.
The Ramblers scored their runs in the
things looked bad for the soldiers, but
they then succeeded in scoring one.
The Handlers are without a game for
date with some fast team. Score: R.H.E.
Ramblers .......1 0O00 Q % .
Batteries; Ramblers, Hirsch and Dunz;
Soldiers: smith and Walters. Struck SSt'
Umpirei Doughty.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Ready tor Fremont Race..

FREMONT, Neb... July 1s.-(special.l-
track being worked out for the summer
meet. which begins Tuesday. Most Of the
entries at TekamAh were brought over
here. The track, which has been heavy,
owing to excessive rains. is coming Into
good shape. The management looks for
good crowds each day and fine racing. AS
usual, Secretary N. J. Ronin has all he can
do looking after the details.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
A Texan.

e. ". Goodloe, Dallas. Tex, found a
sure cure for malaria n biliouSnsss in
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. 2Sc. Sold by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
AthIetIca sInn FrIene.

SAN JOSE. Cal, July B.-Charles Friene,
a member OF the championship team OF
Santa Clara and q former member OF the
San Jose state league team, today signed
to play the 1910 season with the PhiladAl-
phiA Americans.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
BENSON wALLOPs ORIGINALS
L.-G.-A. Nine Beaten for Second Time
by Eagles.

The Benson Eagles defeated for the SEQ
ond time the L-q.-A. Originals by the
score of Q to s. Benson won by. playing
better ball and harder hitting. Mcdonald
carried off the honors, he having fifteen
putouts, two assists and three singles and
a two-base hit. Coe allowed no stolen
bases and he got two singles and a two
base hit.
Sunda the Benson Eagles play the Out
laws Of Council Bluffs at the Benson park.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Nebraska

from the state Of Ohio in payment for
services rendered during the rebellion. 1t
Is for a months wages voted by the legls-
lature Of the state of Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Totals. "a u q IL 2

Two-base hits: Mcdonald, Kucera, Coe,
Casey 90, Lawler. Sacrifice hits; Gordy,
Casey, Bunnell, Bases on balls! Off Jones,
I; off Bunnell, !. Hit with pitched ball. BY
Jones, Il by Bunnell, 2. Struck outs BY
Jones, q; by Reed, 2: by Bunnell, s. Reed
was hit by pitched ball and was forced to
retire in third.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
A Horrible Death

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and weak sore lungs with DR.. Kings New
Discovery. SOC and 800 Sold by Beaten
Drug Co. '..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Render VIM Tor Rnnrera.

The Rangers defeated the B~rodegaard
Crowns by the score OF 8 to 8. The game
was fast and we'll played, Bender pitched