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Evening journal., 1909-12-15
Wednesday, December IS. 1909
GATHER FUNDS IN SUSSEX.

A 6 a land of plutocracy, Sussex is likely TO
n flourish, judging by the bank statements of
the wealth in that county that we referred 10
yesterday. 1t is remarkable that the increase
of deposits was made during the last five years.
The depression that affected other parts of the
country does not seem TO have caused breath
OF disturbance in Sussex.
Had the increase come previous TO five years
ago some cync might have remarked that poll
tics was lourishing more than usual in that coun-
ty; that the joyous jingle OF Mr.. Addicks' coin
and the coin of the Democrats, which was not
scarce by any means, had bloated the banks. But
political coin has been scarcer in Sussex during
the last few years and the mouth of the cynic
is plugged
This great wealth in Sussex, the actual cash,
may work changes in our political conditions.
or course there are always legitimate expenses
30 be met, and legitimate expenses in politics
may or may not cover a multitude of sins.
Tn times past the good folk of SUSSEX, the
prominent political men, fuglemcn of the Office
hunters used to journey to Wilmington. First
those of one party, then those of another, came
here with long faces, mysterious whispers,
strange stories that money was needed. Time
to them nothing. Sometimes a man would
be called mp near midnight and asked to hand
over several thousand for use in the campaign
down the State. The Sussex politician with his
capacous satohel was always about during the
campaign
But all that has gone. We are glad to see the
Sussex political leaders whether they come mere
~ with the glad hand or with the open hand.
Tt looks, however, as il the conditions will be
reversed. Sussex has the money Sussex has
made the greatest progress and in no distant day
we expect TO see the poor politicians of Whining
ton humbly assembling themselves by twos and
threes carrying their handbags with them, wear
ing the worst kind OF long face and iourneying TO
Georgetown, to Dagsboro, to Gumboro for the
purpose Of soliciting funds from these rich Sus-
sex oountans for the legitimate expenses of the
campaign in New Castle county. And Sussex,
no doubt will respond with open purse. 1t is
2 long lane that has no turning. New Castle
county must surrender its supremacy as the place
in which TO gather contributions and in Sussex
with her millions lying idle we shall have TO pass
around the subscription paper or the old hat
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prominent place in your valuable paper
SO that my idea will be properly brought
10 the attention OF tho Board OF Health.
Yours truly,
John r. Lynn.
Wilmington, Dec. p, 1909.
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With the Photographers

5ir. Tahs predecessor did not submit his messages
Cabinet for the purpose OF having them revised.
lie merely showed them n advance Of delivery, get
the Cabinet used 20 them.-Kansas City Times
Air says he does not Mr. La Follettes
speeches. is hard to catch the Speakers eye with
type by parliamentary methods-Grand Rapids News.
Evening journal., 1909-12-15

The water of the Brandywinc that came
through the pipes for domestic use yesterday was
Of delightful chocolate color. Glad that filter
will soon be in operation. The water was unfit
for any kind of use.
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For Trunks. Suit Cases. Ladies' and
Gents Handbags, Pocketbooks and all
kinds of leather goods. See Yerger's. II
East Third sts
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Personal and Pertinent

Bishop Mallaeu Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
always stood strong opponent 10 the nconsiderable
and inconsistent salaries paid pastor
by some congregations amply able TO pay literally
told the following personal reminiscence a re-
cent conference.
Il knew excellent young who married
shortly after ne entered the ministry lie was on a
small salary but he seemed contented and happy.
some twelve fifteen years went by after last met
him. and I had rather lost sight Of hin-forgotten
him. as we will do sometmes-when unexpectedly, 1
met him IN Boston we'll dressed, but all cler-
caily.
I'VE shook hands lie said nc doing excelenty.
''What church, I asked.
"Oh. said he no church-the wholesale hat business
"I3ut why did you leave tho churchg I inquired,
solicously
'"For seven reasons he replied
'And what were theyg said l.
'"A WIFE, he answered. and six children. Success
Magazine.
Evening journal., 1909-12-15

The commission form Of government for cit
les is still agitatng Illinois where it has met with
considerable opposition from influential political
leaders At the special session of the Legislature
recently called plan will be submitted by which
cities will be enabled TO vote on the question OF
whether they shall adopt the commission system
which has been received with so much favor in
many parts of the West
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OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.

The Associ1ton
OF American Ad-
The Association of American I posed OF all the
Adsortisors New York City) has eo1yv
,xamineo certified the circulation The Association
az this publication Only the figures Of endorses only such
circuascn contained in its report are ~ eSamnntion
guaranteed hy ths Association. at any moment,
VIZ a AZ a afnalA submit
I ok kOStltSNA(o@N-% ! ed
No ia - Secretary. ] certificate
4 No I2 has
e~A-~-~ e-e-A-~ Ssued 20 this
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This Is absorbed by tho
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IL is guaranteed 20 cure
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where and bv Miller nruo.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
HAND
FOR TOILET N BATS

Delicate enough for the softess
skin, and yet efficacious in removing
any stain. Keeps the skin in perfect
condition. In the bath gives all the
desirable after-effects Of a Turkish
oath. 1t should be on every wash
stand.
ALL dR0cERs AND DRUGGISTS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

waived examination and was bound over
10 the district court. his bond being fixed
at 10000. The father of Thacker went on
the bond and the prisoner was released
from the county Jail. where he had been
confined since the shooting. County At
torney Ramsey appeared for the state and
Byron Clark for the prisoner.
NEBRASKA CITY-A suit has been
brought in the district court by Miss
Minnie Oppie, against Noah Morrow. a
merchant and postmaster at Minersville,
wherein she asks the court to award her
judgment against the defendant, stating
in her petition that she went into the post
office after her mail and the defendant
flew into a violent rage and abused and
put her out OF the building. She claims
she has suffered greatly from worry and
modification over her treatment and the
anguage used. The defendant is wealthy
and will fight the case.
TECUMSEHJoseph w. Buffum OF this
city, a veteran of the civil war, suffered
an injury at the Red River campaign.
which caused him TO suffer a stiffened
ankle joint. During all the years since
that Engagement the gentleman has been
slightly lame, caused by this stiff joint.
One day this week as the gentleman was
seated al his home the stiffening suddenly
left the member. and his ankle is perfectly
timber and he can use IL as we'll as he ever
could. Mr.. Buffum says that time and
doctors have tried to work the joint by the
application Of main strength, but they have
invariably failed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
Nebraska

Midway hotel. The accused is a forme
reform school boy and has been working
as a baker in this city for about two years.
BEATRICE-The cornerstone of the Beat
rice fire department building was laid yes
teruay afternoon by j. L. Schiek and ]. s.
Walker. two of the oldest Members OF the
stone which contained records of the or
ganization of the department. There were
no exercises attending the laying Of the
stone.
CLARKS-Ths Modern Woodmen of
Clarks. Fidelity camp. No. 100, held a
notable class adoption Wednesday night.
when eighteen recruits were added TO the
rolls OF the lodge. This camp now has a
membership OF about 800. and most of these
were out TO the initiation. Following the
remon Of adoption in honor OF the
women Of the Royal Neighbors.
FALLS CITY-The womsn's chorus has
ship and will hereafter be known as the
Falls City Chorus. with Mrs. Charles
Banks as conductor. As such. it will ac-
cept the invitation OF Carl Busch and be
assist the presentation OF his ~cantata The
Four Winds" TO be given in the convention
hall in Kansas City next May.
NEBRASKA CITY-Yesterday Samuel
Schuster. one OF the pioneer settlers OF
this county. died at his home in this city.
having suffered a stroke OF paralysis. He
was s. years of age. The day before his
death he was down town as usual and on
going home late In the afternoon was
stricken near his own home and lay on
the cold ground for nearly an hour before
being found He did not rally from the
shock and the chill.
SUTHERLAND-Butcher Wohlford and
three assistants had a close call from Sc
rious injury or death at the slaughter house
Tuesday night while al work dressing meat.
A small boiler used for furnishing hot water
exploded from some unknown cause. scat
tering iron missiles in a shower about the
place. almost completely wreckinE the
building. TIL men were only a few feet
away at the time OF the explosion. but aside
from slight scratches were unframed
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. evening in
Justice Archer's court John c. Clarence
was arraigned. charged with the murder OF
John p. Thacker at the home OF James
Darrough on January Is last. The prisoner
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
Weather Forecast

FOR NEBRASKA AND IowA-Fair
Saturday.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
BIT THE SPOT
Postum KH0eksa oua coffee Ana.

There's a good deal OF satisfaction and
comfort IN hitting upon the right thing to
rid one OF the varied and constant ailments
caused by coffee drinking.
Ever since / can remember" writes an
Ind woman, my father has been a lover
OF his coffee. but the continued use OF 1t
so affected his stomach that h could
scarcely eat At times
Mother had eoffee-headaehe and dizEi-
ness. and IL 1 drank coffee for breakfast /
would taste Il all day and usually 90 to
bed with a headache
One day father brought home a pkg. OF
Postum recommended by our grocer.
Mother made IT according to directions on
the box and IL just hit the spot" II has
q dark seal-brown color changing to golden
brown when cream Is added. and a snAppy
taste similer to mild, high-grade coffee. and
we found that it's continued use speedily
put an end 70 all our coffee lila
That was at least 10 years ago md Pos
tum has. from that day to this. been a
standing order Of fathers grocery bill
when I married. my husband was a
great coffee drinker. although he admitted
that II hurt him. When I mentioned Pos
tum he said he asa not hike the taste Of H.
I told him ] could make IL taste al right
he smiled and said. try H. The result was
a success. he won't have anything but
Postum" There's q Reason
Name given BY Postum Co. Battle Greek.
Mica Rea4 The Road to MELVILLE" in
pksa
Ever read the above lsttsEt A new oas
appears from tina 20 tms- Thay Are cSa-
xins. a ana fan % human tnssEssG
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
Nebraska

held its regular meeting Wednesday after
noon and the delegates who were sent to
the state meeting at Hastings made a re-
port. Charles G. Goss and Ralph Mars
were the principal speakers and their talks
dwelt with the works OF the association
from viewpoints Of men in different fields
Of activity. They also expressed their APP
probation of the way they were treated in
Hastings.
A wrestling match between Lynn Hoyt
and Henry Pullman was pulled off Wednes-
day afternoon. One party weighed IS and
the other $50 pounds. Before the match
had gone very far both participants had
forgotten the rules of Hoyle and were go
ing at It every way. However, the referee
declares the honors to be evenly divided.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
Nebraska
WARRANT FOR EXECUTION
Another Death Warrant Issued for r.
y Mead Shumway.
NO MOVE YET BY HIS ATTORNEY
Girl gtzdent at College View Dis
appeal After Ticket Had Been
Purchased 10 Enable Her to
Return TO Her Home.
(From a Staff correspondent

LINCOLN. Feb. &-(Special)-A new
death warrant has been issued by the su-
preme court for the convicted murderer. r.
Mead shumway, whose execution was
stayed February 10 by the court until
March s
The issuance Of the warrant, while prac-
ticaily a mere formality at the present
time. will be the authority for the execu-
ton OF shumway should mis- attorneys be
unsuccessful In making whatever attempt
they have under consideration to save his
life. II provides tina he shall be hanged
al the state penitentiary on March 5 be-
tween the hours of IL a m. and 8 p m.
Judge Hamer. Shumway's attorney. has
not yet filed an application in any court in
Lancaster county TO test shumway's sanity.
Practically the only course open 10 him Is
an appeal TO the district court in the same
manner as in the Barker case TO test Shum-
ways mental condition. Judge Hamer has
not been in Lincoln for a week, and is be-
neved to be absent In search OF evidence
to be used in the convicted mans behalf.
u recently went to shumway's home In
Missouri. where ne secured a good deal OF
evidence as to the man life and habits
before leaving that state.
College Girl Disappears.
Request has been made by c. C.. Lewis.
head OF the college at College View. that
the police shall make search for Pauline
Jaieh. a girl OF rs years. who has mys-
teriously disappeared from that village. Ar
rsngements had been made 20 send Pauline
home last Tuesday at 10 a m. over the
Missouri Pacific railroad. her home being
IN Elida. n. NJ. Her ticket had been pur-
chased for her and her trunk checked.
Some time Tuesday she went to visit a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
News from Peru Normal.

PERU. Neb., Feb &-CspeciaL)-Presi-
dent J. W. Crabtree left Monday for Chi
eago TO attend the department OF superin-
tendenoe OF the National Educational as
ISOLATION President crabtree has been an
active member OF the association for many
years
Miss Wilma Cline. who has just recently
taken up her work as assistant professor in
the department OF expression. gave a recital
IN the expression auditorium last evening
Miss Cline Is an aiumnus OF the normal
and since her graduation has been studying
AZ Chicago IN the Columbia School OF Ora
tory.
Miss Mabel Gormley Of the senior class
left today 70 accept a position in the de-
partment Of mathematics of the Omaha
schools Miss Gormley viii return in Nay
10 graduate with her class.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27

KEARNEY. Neb. Feb. &-tspeciaL)-
The chairs for the chapel which were or
dered several weeks ago. nave finally ar
rived and work OF installing them Nfm be-
gin in a short time.
Tbs Young Mems Christian association
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY

Mothers who valHee their own comfort and the
welfare OF their children. should never be without a
box Of Mother GrAy's Sweet Powders for Chiidren.
for use throughout the season. They Break up Colds.
Cure Feverishness. Constipation. TESTING Disorders.
Headache and Stomach Troubles. THESE POWDERS
NEVER FAIL Sold by all Drug stores. Sc. Don't
accept any substitute. A trial package viii be sent
FREE TO any mother who will address Allen g.
Olmsted, lie Roy, y. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
Nebraska

friend in College View. but instead of en-
tering the house. as she was supposed to
have done by persons who noted whittier
she was going. she lodged around a conner
and disappeared. SO that she did not depart
for her home according to the schedule. al
though it is said her trunk went
This girl is reported to have been infat-
uated with a dentist located in Lincoln.
and it was at first supposed that he might
know something Of her whereabouts. This
he has. however. denied to the police. say
ing that all he knew about her was that he
fixed her teeth for her. The police say that
she was seen Thursday somewhere near
Thirteenth and NJ streets in this city. They
have a drsgnet out to locate her.
Pauline is described as peculiar in all
her actions. when she disappeared she
wore a gray Tam-o-Shsnter cap and a black
cloak with pleats in the back. She 10 short
and stout. weighs about 40 pounds. has
prominent eyes with dropping lids. an oval
face. fair complexion and red cheeks She
had but is cents in money In a small purse.
She was last seen in College View at 11:oO
a. m. Tuesday one or two blocks west of
the mill. She was being sent home because
her mother was III.
Andrews Goes Back to Prison.
When Patrol Officer Kelley from the
Joliet penitsntiary started away from the
police station Friday afternoon 10 take
Dick Andrews, the repentant ~pickpocket
and all-around crook. back to the Illinois
prison, he took out OF his overcoat pocket
a pair of cuffs and held them out toward
the boy. The latter appeared TO be some
what taken back by the invitation. but
with q flushed face reached out his wrists.
laughingiy saying. Il would not attempt
10 get away. anyhow"
County Attorney wants Casa.
County Attorney Tyrreil declared Friday
across with that 50 fine imposed upon
Lulu Parks by Judge Riser on Wednes-
day. The woman has never been seen
around the police court since she was al
lowed to go out wednesday morning to get
! the money with which to settle. Chief
Cooper makes no secret OF the fact tina;
he allowed her to 30 out and hunt money
with the idea that IL she would only leave
town u would be satisfactory. But the
county attorney does not look at 1t in tina
light. He declared during the hearing that
he had given her a chance 20 get out OF
town. OF which she had failed to avail her
self as did the others arrested at the same
time, and she had neglected TO go.
Mr.. TyrreIl said that he has not yet de-
pei the payment OF the fine OF $50 ad-
ministered Wednesday. but that he intends
to insist that Il shall be paid by some one.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
Nebraska News Notes.

BURWELL-Arthur Butts has bought the
stock and business OF the Burwell Cash
Mercantile mpan
PLATTSMOUTH-Edbert Beckner and
Miss Hattie Dill were united in marriage
by County Judge Beeson in this city.
TECUMSEH-Rev. p. c. Johnson, d. D..
chaplain OF the Nebraska penitentiary, IL
convalescent from a severe Illness at his
home in this city.
PLATTSMOUTH-Ben Rainey has been
appointed chief OF police by Mayor Sattler
70 fiji the vacancy caused by the resigns-
ton of Joe Fitzgerald.
HASTINGS-The Hastings County cldb
will ~Teorganize next Monday night. The
new organization will begin with a
membership larger than It has ever had
NEBRASKA CITY-rhe town board OF
Talmage has decided that the town streets
need to be graded and the town 10 have
an established grade for all streets and
the county surveyor and a force OF men
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-27
bishop Graves Appointments.

MCOOK. Neb.. Feb. 8-(speciaL)-The
appointments of Bishop Graves in the field
of Rector z R. Earle OF This city in this
section of Nebraska are as follows:
Indisnola-March 8. al $50 p. m
Trenton-March 3. at 1880 2. m.
Stratton-March 10. at 1880 p m.
Benkelman-March IL. at 7:0 D. m.
Haigler-March II, At 1:b .. m
McCook-March IL. at IL a m and 1880
p. m
Oxford-March Is. at I'D .. m.
Naponee-March 16. at 1890 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures Il. at 7:3 p. m
Franklin-March Is, at 7.9 D. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-20
SPORT SPICE
~ B Y c A S S
DID MURPHY WIN THE DAY?


indicator
ball presidency the
National league victory for Murphy, Bresh ct al
delightful
Muphee I'VE elected Lynch chosen
Brush the opposition quartet
while Lynch is satisfactory to us
both sides lost The first choices
Brush presented his almost
election Heyder to his former position,
Wien did the election of directors Eb
Murphy Brush controlling the directorate with Hermann and
composing the minority.
Lynch and the controlling of the directorate
Mmpheyites considerably
When Thomas Lynch indicator in the National
that when said anything he meant it, He field
and everybody knew it.
running game yesterday
there will
nng4things"
that there will be doubt
job
snee not position for weang The who handle the
National fighting
a a s did
Here's hoping that Lynch makes with public.
he
base ball (he didn't,
that makes base ball.
T. CLARENCE
Tim McGath he who desired be styled
marathons trouble
hot
rolling Guggenhem make good on
check 500 Portland Timothy
It, which has
with extradion papers.
But that is Johnny San
Francisco not long and mark 1925 4 49,
the air.
a mile shy
of the &c miles, 385
Now the dear Francscans
accidentally purpose talk
with $4,000 bet noises, ETC.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-20

Mrs. Loucks testified that they
were married January 81, 1909, and
that two months after, when i'll at
Kalispell, Mont, hubby left her
without a cent. The couple were
travelling with an opera troupe at
the time.
The wife testified that for. three
weeks Loucks worked and gave her
SIS, then quit and had the wife
support the family. She was grant
ed divorce by Judge Hinkle.
MARRIED FOR BUSINESS.
81 think she married me just as
business proposition, not to make
a home for me-" declared George
G.. Muller this morning on the stand
when testifying in his divorce pro-
ceedings against Julia H. Norton
Muller, his wife. "She- wanted to
have headquarters from which to
transact business while she was on
the road selling her nut oil skin
food, and married me SO that l
would attend to her business as
we'll as my own"
Taking into consideration the
fact that the woman in the case
has two grown-up sons who object
ed to the husband and wife living
together, and that Mrs. Muller has
refused to live with him, Los An
geles, Cal, being her residence at
this time, Judge Hinkle granted the
decree.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-20
MY Best Fight Was Against Bob Fitzsmmons0 Jim Jeffries
HE HAS DREAMS OF THE MILLION
DOLLAR KID BEAT TO "A FRAGILE

Sporting Editor Press-After
looking over your sporting page for
today notice that Mr.. Bob
Bracken states that he is confident
that he can stop me In three rounds
when ], am in condition.
So far as my condition is con-
cerned, am in condition at the
present time, and my hackers, DR..
Brown of Sydney, Australia, and H.
Halsman of Dublin, Ireland, are
willing to bet any sum from $4,000
to $4,000 that I can knock Bracken
out In five rounds.
l will fight Bracken at any time
for money, marbles or chalk. If
Mr.. Bracken has no money l will
lend him a few thousand to bet, as
| am confident that he will be
broke after the fight.
DR.. Brown is a we'll known sport
ing man from Sydney. It was he
who wanted to bet $4,000 that
Peter Jackson could lick J. ]. Cor.
bett, but Corbett refused to fight.
Brown Is at present in this CITY. on