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The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
DANIEL WEBSTER'S CARRIAGE
STILL IN USE IN ANNAPOLIS
Owner Of the Sturdy Old Vehicle Says
He Would Not Part With II
Fer Any Sum.

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 17-Nlngling
occasionally with the modern gun ear.
tiages OF the middics who go through
town on battle drill and rubbing
shoulders with huge nterurban troll
leys Of modern design and finish
mich connect the ancient capital Of
Maryland with the outside world, an
old'fashioned carriage OF ancient de-
sign came TO Annapolis yesterday
Capt. Albert Hartge, the owner an
nounced proudly that he would not sell
his turnout for any amount of money
and gave "a reason substantiated
story that the ancient but still strong.
old vehicle had once belonged to
Daniel Webster.
Capt Hartge has been using the car
riage for years and vouches for the
fact that IL is far more roomy and
comfortable than those built nova
days. The carriage is a phaeton built
on high springs. most substantially
constructed. apparently being as
strong today as when II was turned
out from the shop" it is constructed
OF white hickory. and the great
lamps. dashboard rail handles and
decorations are OF solid copper heavily
plated with silver, which is just he.
ginning TO show the grosser metal
below
The old vehicle. which now totes"
the Hartges, was the favorite carriage
of the famous man OF learning at his
home near Marshfield, Mass. and was
bought by Marylander at a sale in
Boston The purchaser. after bring.
ing II to Baltimore, met with reverses.
and the famous old rig was again put
under the hammer IL was then
bought by Capt. s. A. Byns. well.
known oyster packer OF Baltimore,
who bought II for small sum and
presented IL to Capt Hartge. who Is
still using Il as his best turnout
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

time In 21 years Chicago policeman
was discharged for cowardice. Chief
OF Police lie Roy T. Steward tixed the
stigma on Policeman Emil Z. Kolar OF
the Maxwell street station when he
dropped him from the department In
disgrace. Few OF the present police
officials were able 10 recall any similar
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

Greenberg. When hs ran out nous1G1p
ing a revolver. Kolar II ausged -
have stood with shaking knees. 49,
less OF the demands of the crowd that
he pursue the murderer.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
case OF drastic action.

case OF drastic action.
Kolars cowardice. according 70 the
testimony OF Inspector Dorman. was
due 10 fright a bad man" gave him.
With Policeman Kolar in sight the
man entered the pawnshop OF Bar
nette Greenberg. s43 South Halsted.
robbed the store and shot and killed
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

the prisoner said he was William Nc
Mahon. twenty-five. of No. 1875 Frank
line-ave He was held on charge OF
larceny
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

The first school for the blind In the
world was established at Liverpool In
1871.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

Bussn<ss-Iiks Prinsssx. no fuss au1
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Prfnting Co. ~
John r. -st Phone 1tDe- Az 49,,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
POLICEMAN WATCHES ~ A
MURDERER ESCAPE

Chicago Officer Is Dropped From
Forcs For cowardIee-Flrst Case
OF tina Kind In Fl Years.
CHICAGO. Dec. 17.-For the first
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04

Seotnaungcn: @esen li6ers
Bapiere oOer CUTE 8iir9ifaft uno 10
ProSent 3inien miro bis gum |. gtr-
Oember 1910 3eit gegebsn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
Nn Die 8tebSii6ter !

@ieb3h6tern mO6te t3 ben 9uten
&at 9eben, CUR 9e9enwdrti9en 3ett ibr
@ieb ni6t 5u pertaufen, Oa Der preis
Iebr nieort9 lit. S6peine unO S6afe
iteben bod i'm Yreiie uno t6 peroe alle
auftoufen, Die td nur betpmmeu tanu
unO gu6 einen 9uten 9reis oafiir be-
3ablen. @enn Sbr ieoO6 oar0uf beItebt,
10 peroe i6 audi @uer Yteb taufen. Sn
Der &e9el 1T Der Yreis oes @iebes in
oieIer Sabres5eit Elm uteOrtger uno Sbr
OerOtent 6elo, tpenn Sbr Oasielbe be-
baltet. Charles Mir.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
SoQluht
(GpiIepsy)

9ieie &rantbeit miro 6allIudt 9e=
nOnnt, Oa cine nit ibr bebaftete Yerion
0ui oen Grobooen Idlt. 8e9en oieie
.2rOntbeit baben mir cine MeOiSiu.
tuel6e ibon ieit Is Sabren in iteti9em
@ebrau6 lit uuo wuuoerbrinQenoe &e=
iultate ersielt, inoem 2eute, bic nit Der
T0lliu6t (Gpilepip) bebaftet iino, wie=
oerber9eitellt weroeu. Splltet Sbr nun
NIT Der 6alliuht bebaftet ietn, poer
Iollten lid 9lnSei6eu fir oieielbe be-
mertb0r MAIDEN, 10 tommt ouf I6nell=
item 9Se9e 81 uns; luenn S6r aber Sll
melt BON Guretn entfernt mObnt, uno
nlht Ielbit tommen tOnnt, 10 i6reibt an
uns, uno mir I6iten Sud Die MebtSin
iOfort Su. Ser Yrei8 oerielben 1T 81. so.
eureka Hpetbeke
Gureta G. Dat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
Billiq ~ verkaufei,.

9ie McYberIOn 6OuntD Creamery
Gomponp bistet ibre iamtliben @ebdu=
libteitcn in Gureta, g. 8, beitebeRO
aus Der Creamery, Dem Moreubaus
no Dem Gisbaus, billi9 3um @ertauf
an. Sin OOr5ii9liher 0jelegenbeitsper=
tauI! 9Be9en naberer 2lustwnft wenOe
man li3 an g0. Gubin, gureta, g. 3.
oOer an 8. Seibit, SO g(icOuet Ct,
4{inneapolis, Wtlnu. 25noD
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
Gntlaufen.

Sn Der gta6t pom Samstag gum
Sonnta9 entliefen oem Seinrib SolS=
wartb BON ieiner 6arm, 10 Meilen
weltlid BON gureta 5pei i6warsbrauns
Stuten i'm 9llter BON un9efdbr 6-7
Sabre. SeiOe Stuteu baben leOerue
Salfter iowie aud SranO5ei6en. Die
eine Stute bat al Der bintereu re6ten
0uite Elm SranoSei6en. wel6es bic
Summer 10 trdst. Die anOere stute
bat an Der redten 8oroeri6ulter Elm
grano3ei6en, pel6es bic Summer 28
trd9t. Soate iemuno> bic 5iete fan9en,
10 miro er eriu6t, Serrn Seinri6 SOl5s
wattb oapon su bena6ri6ti9en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
igteitell.

- Quomi0 lllmer bon 8reenwaD
weilte am Samstag leBter gNo6e IN
unierer StaOt.
- SreO 6eurtb, mel6er Dor etiua
einem Wonot aus Sefler, 9tebr. Suriifz
tebrte, no er 10 Sabre nObnbaft mar,
iieoelte iebt Il Meilen meItli6 bon 3ee=
lano iiber, mo- er li6 cine 6arm taufte.
- 9tu9uIt Setterlin9, IS Weilen
0itli6 BON Gureta wObnbaft, taufte lib
tiir3li6 3uet Wteilen nproOltlt6 bon
6ebron, gt. 8. Stpei Slain 2ano 81
$3.50 per Nfer unb miro i'm 6rilb=
labr tommenoeu Sabre5 auf oaslelbe
ste6en.
- Qlu9ult Q8eiBer, nabe SOsmer
mobnboft, mar am 6reitG9 Uergan9ener
Wo6e elm geiu6er unierer Stuot.
SelbtoeritGnOlt6 murOen au6 mir
our6 einen 8eiu6 erwitni6ten 6errn
erfreut, Der Die yYDt" auf Elm weiteres
Sobr beltelte.
- SQtob Robrba6 lun., Der orei
Wetleu 0itli6 pOn 6iusOiem pobnBaft
1T, mar am Sam5ta9 leBter Nobe Elm
8eihQftsbeiu6er unierer Staot. Seine
oiesjQbri0e Grnte belief 1lb auf 700
guIbel Q0ei3en, "a Yuibel 6la6s unO
700 Guibel 9feroefutter.
- 6briitiun &rdn3ler, in Der Inn
9e9enO BON 9Osmer ipObn6aft, trat am
9iensta9 cine tletne Eetie na6 SebrOn,
9t. 8. an, nm Die porti9eu 2Guoereien
elmer 9enauen Snlpettion 3ll unter3ie=
ben. Sollte tbm Die 8e9eno unO Oas
2ano 9ilnIti0 eri6einen, 10 lit bic M09=
li6teit ni6t allsgeihloNen OaB er Ii6
bort 2ano tGufli6 ermirbt.
- 2(m WOnta9, ben 25. Sttober
wuroen in Der Saptilten Stride 5u 2lr=
tas bonn Yaltor Serrin9er Seinri6
5rautmNnn, So6n oes Gonrao 5raut=
mann nit M0rte Bauer, So6ter oes
S0tOb Bauer 9etraut. 9ta6 Der 3rau=
un9 be9ab It6 oas iun9e Paar ioluie
Die 6O65etts9dTte IN oas elterli6e Saus
Der @raut, 7 Meilen noropeltli6 bon
Nrtas, mo- oann bic et9entli6e Sod
3eltsfeter 9efetert iuuroe. 9ie vYof"
witni6t Dem iun9en 9uare re8t piel
Slid auf ibrer Qeben8ba6n.
.Y7 Q0ir baben wieoer cine Settion
9epOlit=&Iiten (gorem betommen. g3er
GNn0p0pier, SSeuer= uno Qebenuerii6e=
rln95poll5en, gtOteu OOer irQeuo Qnoere
9Sertpapiere gut ouf9ebOben baben mill,
rente lid cine iolhe &iite CGOr) fiir ST..
per Aobr. Yer &enter betommt ben
S6lijilel lmO niemQno Qnoeres tann
Die &iite 0finen. @riu0t Sure YQpiere
81 uns, IOlan9e Die 2ilten ni6t pcr=
9riiIen lino.
9ie Ieutihe @ant.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
CEtiaafet.

9lm l6. Sttober eutlief mir aus Der
,Sens oes l3 Nteilen weitlid BON bier
nobnenoen @ottlieb 6OlSwartb elne
braune Stute (Ponp), lugefdbr 10
Sabre alt. 9erjeni9e, Der Oas 3ier aufs
fdngt, miro 8ebeten, Serrn 9lntOn &OOt,
Gureta, g. 8. oooOn in &enntnis 81
leben. lluOp
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
Zu Verkdafefl.

s. s. &eim Oiieriert iein 1926 sur
groBes @Obnbous, iopie ieinen l6x2G
SUB 9roBen Stall, eini6lisBli6 be,
@auitele (2OD, auf Der Siioieite Der
StaOt 9ele9en, biOi9 gum @ertauf.
@e9en SeOin9un9en uno preis Ipre6e
man bel ibm Dor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
3u Derfaufen.

Sin erittlaIIi9es 9reibpfero, NIT
pieroegeibirr unO Surrp. Rdbere 9lus=
tunft in Der 9ruderei Der rGureta
YOf".
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
StcR Yards ~ eureka, 5. D.

Die PferOe IinO aQe jung, msiitens
2 Sabre alt. Inter Oenlelben befin=
ben iid einige orei- uno pieridbriee
Stuten, nit 6oblen an Der Seite.
Ster OOer flint paNsnOe 8eams befinOen
t6 unter Oieier SsrOe bon Pferoen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
Taft Again on
the Golf Links
President Wins Fourteen Hole Game
from Senator Bourne and
Frank B. Kellogg.

WASHINGTON, Dec 5.-President Taft
today resumed his favorite amusement
golf and defeated Senator Bourne and
Frank B. Kellogg in a game over the Chevy
Chase links that was ended only when it
became impossible TO follow the ball in the
growing darkness.
The president, accompanied by his two
competitors and Captain Archibald Butt
rode to the country club In one OF the big
W hitA House automobiles Captain Butt
sat in the club house and talked golf with
friends, but the president attired in a
tightly buttoned sweater-jacket and without
his coat was quickly out on the first tee.
From the start OF the game he set a
lively pace for MI Kellogg, the trust
buster for the Department of Justice, and
the senator. Mr.. Taft appeared to be In
high spirits and glad of the opportunity to
get back to the game.
The preparation of his message to con-
81 ess, following Immediately after his long
wi irl over the country, prevented his in
dulging in the pastime. The score was not
given by the trio, but Mr.. Kellogg and the
senator acknowledged that they were
beaten, the game being called off at the
fourteenth hole.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
Carnegie Broke,
House for Bail
Steel Man Stops on Way to Golf
Links to Give Bond for
! Chauffeur.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5,--Orders were orders
and Andrew Carnegie had to stop to bail
his chauffeur today, although he had no
money with him and the call OF the golf
links was pressing
With Judge Reid and another Pittsburg
man, Mr.. Carnegie was on the way to st.
Andrews golf links when the car was
held up and his chauffeur arrested on q
charge Of exceeding the speed limit
you know, your honor" said Mr. Car
negie to Magistrate Herman, Il am very
careful with my chauffeurs. l pay them
very good salaries and in addition bonus
of 10 per cent of their wages to abstain
from liquor"
When the chauffeur was held for trial
and 1t came to a question of ball, Mr..
Carnegie said he had not any money with
him.
"rll lend you some," volunteered the
court. but property will do"
Mr.. Carnegie offered his mansion at No.
2 East Ninety-fIrst street security,
which Magistrate Herman thought would
be sufficient
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
Triple Murder
in Cleveland
Mrs. Josephine ManginO and Two
Children Beaten to Death by
Womans Husband.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 5.-Mrs. Jo-
sephine Mangino and two Of her children,
Annie and Jimmie Lupica, were murdered
in the kitchen of their home here at noon
today in a quarrel over money matt rs.
Joe Lupica. the baby Of the family, was
fatally stabbed Search tonight was dl-
rected toward Antonio Mangino, husband
and stepfather, who left the house after
the tragedy, bought a glass Of beer at a
nearby saloon and after chatting with the
bartender boa ded a ear running toward
the southeastern part of town, where his
relatives are said to live.
Mrs. Mangino and the three children were
horribly beaten and stabbed In each In
stance the victims head was crushed with
a heavy iron bar and the bodies we're
stabbed again and again.
According to the story carried by the po
lice, Mrs. Manglno had sold the house
which was owned by her first HUSBAND,
Giuseppe Luplca. who was shot in a stree
fight two years ago. From the sale OF
this house she was reported to have real
ICED 81, 700 Mangino, who mas been out OF
work for three months, became involved
IN an argument over the 81 uation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
ERDER INQUEST TUESDAY
Fifteen Neighbors Of Dead Man Are
Summoned as Witnesses.
)R. DoXEY IN ST. LOUIS
Report that Husband of Woman
Charged with Murder of Erder
Has Left City Proves
Incorrect.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5,-The evidence against
Mrs Dora e. Doxey, charged with MUIR
dering William ]. Erder by giving him
poison in his food, will be presented to
the grand jury which meets Tuesday. The
coroner's inquest into Erder's death, which
was to have been held tomorrow, has been
postponed until Tuesday morning. This
was made necessary as DR.. Warren, who
is making a chemical analysis Of parts Of
Erder's body, will not submit lis final re-
port until tomorrow.
Deputy Coroner Faith completed his list
Of witnesses for the inquest today. He will
summon fifteen persons, mostly former
neighbors Of the Erders when Mrs. Doxey
is alleged to have lived with Erder as his
wife. The rumor that DR.. r. w. Doxey,
husband Of the woman now in JAIL was
supposed to have left the city was dis
proved today when he was found at a
local hotel He said that despite the fact
the police will not permit him to see his
wife. he received a cheering not from her
through the mail
Mrs Doxey, in the female ward Of the
Jail is recovering from the effects Of the
morphine given her enroute to st. Louis
The jail physician is keeping all visitors
from her.
Despite the fact the temperature is be-
low freezing, DR.. Doxey walked the streets
today without his overcoat. 1t is at Cen
tral police station, three blocks from DR.
Doxey's hotel and the police are at a loss
for a reason as to why the overcoat is not
claimed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06

transaction that all bids are made at
much lower figure than those offered for
cotton actually in existence.
The effect Of these fictitious quotations
the report points out, tends to mislead the
cotton planter as to the true value of. his
crop, honestly grown, In addition, II leads
brokers TO play" both sides OF the mar
ket to protect themselves against loss in
such trades, with the result that the pro-
ducer is forced to pay in the end, while
the farmer loses likewise.
The report, while recognizing that the
exchanges in New Orleans and New ork
are necessary, does not minee words in
criucsing the New York exchange. After
declaring that the New Orleans methods
OF conducting the transactions In cotton
followed natural lines, the report draws
attention to the fact that it has been
proved that the abnormal depressions In
the future price In New York were al
most wholly due 70 improper artificial
conditions now maintained by the New
York Cotton exchange BY mAintainR
them the New York exchange is RESPONSE
BILE for very real injury TO the producer
and merchant"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
Trading in Cotton Futures
Makes Fictitious Prices

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Both the pro-
dueers Of cotton and the dealers in that
commodity are the victims Of the system
Of trading in vogue on the cotton ex-
changes Of the country.
This is the burden OF parts and 5 OF
the report OF Commissioner OF Corpora
tions Herbert Knox Smith on the conduct
Of such exchanges. The practice OF deal
ing in futures. as 1t is carried on at pres
ent, Is condemned. although the report
does not condemn the existence OF the ex-
change.
"The brief discussion OF general specu-
lation In this report says Mr., Smith,
recognizes the possibilities for good in
herent in a great central market like a
cotton exchange, and the need that this
good be developed and evils eliminated by
regulations IN line with economic law"
The report Is especially condemnatory
Of the dealings In futures, branding this
form OF speculation as pure gambling and
highly Injurious 10 legitimate trade In
quotations for future" deliveries Of cot
ton, the market is so uncertain and so
many elements OF chance enter into the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, Dec 5.--(Spe-
cial.)-An important change in the re-
arrangement Of the road divisions of the
Iowa Central was announced today by Gem
eral Roadmaster M. II. Shelley of this city
By the new plan the line Is divided into
three, instead Of four road divisions, and
one division roadmaster, Henry Hartman of
Monmouth, ILL.,. is removed and his office
is abolished. The title OF division road
master is succ seeded by supervisor OF track.
James o'Hearn is given the new division
from Northwood, Ia, TO Marshalltown and
John Laughlin is put In charge Of the
division from Marshalltown TO Centervllle.
o. C. Lakka Ia put In charge of the division
from Oskaloosa to Iowa Junction, Ill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
FEDERAL LIQUOR LAWS
IN PROHIBITION STATES
Governor stubbs of Kansas Starts
Movement to Ask Congress for
Their Rigid Enforcement,

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 4.-Governor w. r.
Stubbs today sent out letters to governors
Of all prohibition and local option states in
stituting a movement for stricter enforce
ment Of the federal revenue laws applying
to liquor.
Governor Stubbs' plan is for the govern
ors to unite in protest to congress against
conditions which, he alleged, in former
letter to the president, exist in Kansas
failure of federal collectors to post revenue
tax licenses in conspicuous places and
failure to prosecute "boStleggers' who pay
their licenses when apprehended.
Letters were sent today to the governors
OF Maine, Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska,
Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, Ken
lucky Missouri, Arkansas, Illinois, Ten
nessee and Georgia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
Calhoun for
China Post
Rumor that Chicago Lawyer is to
Represent United States
at Peking.

WASHINGTON, Dec, alt was reported
here tonight that William James Calhoun,
a Chicago lawyer and formerly member
Of the Interstate Commerce commission
had been offered the post OF minister to
China by President Taft and that Mr.. Cal
houn would accept the office. No confirma-
ton was obtanable tonight. Mr.. Calhoun
is a member Of the firm of Calhoun, Lyford
* Sheean of Chicago.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-William ]. Calhoun
tonight declared that he had not been off
cially notified of his appointment as minis
ter to China Apparently, however, the
news of his probable selection did not occa-
sion him surprise.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
CoWGILL SUCCEEDS WATTLES
Elected President of Grain Exchange
nt Meeting of the
Directors.

F. S. Cowgirl OF the Transmisslssippi
Grain company was chosen president of the
Omaha grain exchange at a meeting Of
the new board Of directors Mr.. Cowgirl
succeeds c. w, wattles resigned.
There were several candidates for the
presidency Of the exchange, but Mr. Cow
gill was not in the competition. He was
introduced as a compromise candidate and
won after the others had failed OF election.
Mr.. Cowgirl has served on the board Of
directors OF the exchange for several years.
Arthur c. Smith was chosen vice pres-
dent. A. L. Reed was elected treasurer.
Frank Manchester will continue in the Of
flee of treasurer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
nov shot MhiIe Huntinn.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Dec. 5.-(Special. y
w. Hansen, aged 10. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jorgan Hansen, who reside on a farm In
Hamlin county was perhaps fatally in
jured while hunting rabbits His gun was
accidentally discharged, the full charge
striking his right leg below the knee and
shattering it to pieces. He was alone at
Jhy time and for three hours he lay on the
ground in the greatest agony before some
neIghDors CHANGED to pass the spot and
discovered his condition. 1t has since been
found necessary to amPbtate the leg at
the knee joint
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
BISHOP eoODELL is DEAD
Prominent Methodist Church Man
Expires at Home I'm New York
After Long Illness.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-Rev. DR.. Daniel
Ayres Goodsel resident bishop OF the
Methodist Episcopa, church, died today
at his residence in this city. He h/d been
Ill several weeks and death followed an
operation for carbuncle from which he
had suffered greatly.
DR., Goodsell was born at Newburgh, N
Y in 1910. and entered te ministry In 1859
From 1850 to 1888 he was literary editor
for the Christian Advocate. In the latter
year he was elected bishop by the gem
eral conference and three vars ago was
appointed resident bishop Of New York
City, to succeed the late Bishop Fowler.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
Los Angeles Man Has Two
Wives and Two Households

she was attracted to a band Of religious
people known as Holy Rollers and went
away with them. Hearing that she had
procured a divorce in Denver, Pendleton
three vars ago married a younger sister
OF the first Mrs. Pendleton In this city.
The first Mrs. Pendleton returned 10 Los
Angeles a few days ago, met her former
husband and has been forgiven. While he
does not know yet just what his egal
matrimonial standing Is Pendleton has
undertaken 10 maintain an establishment
for each until some solution OF the diff
cult problem can be found.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
Sets Fire TO the Jan.

SIOUX FALLS, S, D., Dec. 5.-(speelal)-
john kilmer OF Bryant was arrested on the
charge OF being intoxicated and was placed
Ia the town jail, Not realizing the danger
he secured possession of some matches and
set fire TO the bed clothing. He would
have been burned to death with the jail
building had not some boys chanced to pass
the jail while the smoke was pouring from
it They gave the alarm and assistance
arrived just In time to rescue Kilmer from
the burning building. The flames were ex-
tinguished before serious damage had been
done TO the building.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06
Junkin Gives
Day of Grace
to Corporations
= qry Will Allow Them More
Ne to Pay Their 0ccupa-
- tion Tax.
steff CorresnondentN

ClbAl OOIItspolutuNsl
Il Dec. 5.-(Special Telegram.)-
secrt 81 OF State Junkn has decided to
grant day Of grace to the 1000 OF so cor
porations that omitted to pay their occu-
patton tax on or before p. m, Novem-
Der 30.
He will check over the entire list Of de-
linquents, which will require a week or
more and in the interim the bad boys may
walk up and plunk down their little dimes
and get a clear bill But those who are
unpaid by the time the secretary gets his
list checked up-well the law Is that they
shall lose their franchises OF charters for
failure 70 come across by November 30.
Secretary Junkin thought inasmuch as II
was a new law and probably CALLED a few
fat necks, 1t would be wise to go slow in
revoking charters. but he is going to start
on that list Monday.
So far as a legal precedent Is concerned
Mr.. Junkin rests upon the ruling of At
torney General Thompson in allowing ad-
ditional time to political candidates for
filing Of their expense accounts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-06

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 5.-Ernest
PendletOn, a prosperous baker, who has
lived in this city for twenty years, ts con-
fronted today by the fact that he is pos
sessed OF two wives ana that he has two
households TO provide for and supervise.
The fact that his two wives are sisters
and that there is not only no discord be-
tween them, but a great affection, and
that he Is equally fond Of both. only tends
to complicate the situation.
Thirteen years ago Mr.. Pendleton was
married to his first wife in this city and
lived with with her seven years. Then