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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25
JOSEPH A. GRAHAM is DEAD
Well Known Newspaper Writer
Passes Away at Home in
Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Md, a ~4-(Special Tel
egram.)-Joseph A. Graham. one of the
most widely known newspaper men in the
country, died at Salisbury, Nd, this morn
ing Of a complication Of diseases. He had
been in Ill health for some time and several
months ago was compelled to give up ac-
tive work. He was at one time on The
Omaha Bee, going to that paper from the
Public Ledger in Philadelphia. He leaves
five sons, one of whom at one time was
comptroller of the state Of Maryland. He
also served as an editor on the Kansas
City Times. st. Louis Republic and the
Hartford Courant.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25
Million-D Dollar
Gift Refused
Charitable Institutions of New York
City Decline Money Rather
Than Federate. 4

NEW YORK, Jan. A.-A gift OF 100000
has been refused by the six leading Jewish
charitable institutions of New York City.
The conditions Of the gift, which formed a
part of the Will Of the late Lewis A. Helm
scheimer, a partner in the firm OF Kuhn.
Loeb & Co.. stipulated that the beneficieries
form a federation for collection and dis
tritution Of the funds They refused to
consolidate.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25

That message was received yesterday and
threw the Smoke House into a riot Of Joy.
Pa Rourke, be It said, did not believe Kane
was hurt as seriously as reports indicated,
but to satisfy himself and the Omaha ad-
mirers of the big first baseman, he sent a
message to Barney Dreyfuss, president Of
the Pittsburg world champions, asking for
accurate Information, and this is the result.
There was gloom in the amp Of Omaha
when the news first came last week that
Kane was hurt playing basket ball and
might lose the sight OF one eye, in which
event he would never play professional
base ball again. Now that this informa-
ton is found to have been wrong, there is
more Joy than there was gloom. Kane
made a great record at first and in every
other department of the game for Omaha
last year and became a prime f~avorite, al
though he worked his way to popularity
against a prejudice that unjustly set in
against him when he first came here from
the Pirates. He developed vastly during the
season, became the best pinch hitter on
the team, stole bases with the best and
was up to every trick and turn, always
taking long chances that sometimes cost
him errors. But above all he is not a rec
ord ballpIayer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25

Mr.. Graham was employed on The Bee
as an editorial writer during a part of last
year. In September he suffered from a
stroke of partial paralysis. from the
effects of which he never recovered.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25
Big Loan Not settled.

PARIS, Jan. Alt was stated by a high
authority here today that no settlement
has yet been reached regarding the
H~ankow-sze chuen railroad loan Of 40
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25
Deadwood Criminal Court.

DEADWooD. 8. D.. Jan. 24-(special.)-
II is probable that the active trials OF
criminal cases for the February term OF
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25

Children like Chamberiain's Cough Rem
.edy and It is prompt in effect as we'll as
pleasant TO take.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25
Robert Fesnan.

Robert Feenan, sos South Thirteenth
street, died Saturday night. He leaves a
widow. Mr.. Feenan had conducted a news
stand here for several years. The funeral
will be held from St. Philomena's church
at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. Burial viii
be in Holy sepulchre cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25

A medicine need not be dlsagreeable to
be effective. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
is pleasant to take and always cures.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25
Our Letter Box

Contributions on Timely Subjects,
NOT Exceeding Two hundred words,
Are invited IRON Our Readers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25
DEATH RECORD.
EIInH Emery.

Elias Emery died at Fourteenth and Cap
itol avenue Saturday night. He was born in
CircleviIle, o., February 26. 1926. He came
to Omaha in 1862 and was a member of the
territorial Legislature in the early zoos. He
engaged in the real estate business till
1884, when he retired from that occupation
and devoted his time to horticulture. in
which he took a great interest. He made
a special study OF the rose and wrote a
number Of treatises on that flower that
attracted attention throughout the coun-
try. He was also the author of numerous
works on horticultural subjects.
Mr.. Emery was one OF the founders and
a charter member Of the Omaha Philo-
sophical society. He leaves three sons.
Charles ]. Of Omaha and Scion and Ella
OF Cheyenne, wyo.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at 1O
a. m. at the chapel of Cole & Mckay. In
terment at Prospect Hill.
Mrs. Harriet M. LudinEtOn,
Word has been received of the death In
Savannah, Ga, on January 22 of Mrs. Har-
riet Marvin Ludington, wife OF Major Gen
eral Marshall l. Luddington, U. s.. A.. re-
tired. General Ludington was stationed in
Omaha as chief quartermaster from 1876
to 1888 and Mrs. Ludington is most pleas
antly remembered by many of the older
residents. Interment win be in Arlington
cemetery. Washington, ID. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25
slngers 60 Meet at Ado.

Persistent Advertising is the road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25
jim KANE WILL Be O. K.
Big First Baseman Not So Badly Hurt
as Reported.
WILL NOT LOSE SIGHT OF HIS EYE
Assured He'll Return as Good
ms He Left YOU" Barney Drey-
fuss Writes TO Pa
Rourke.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 2S.-W. A. Rourke
President Omaha Base Ball Club: you may
rest assured Jim Kane will report to you
In the spring In as good condition as he
left you last fall. He had a pretty bad in
jury in the basket ball game, but his eye is
not lost and he will soon be in normal
shape. BARNEY DREYFUSS.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25

Persistent Advertising is the road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25

The first five games Of a ten-game match
of picked five men teams from st. Louis
and Kansas City we're rolled this afternoon.
Kansas City made 4,72 to the local teams
A,6S2.
The other five games will be rolled at
Kansas City next Saturday night.
Considerable money will change hands on
the match, and 1t Is understood that the
members of the wlnnig team will divide a
n nm nitraa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25

A new high mark was hung up In the
singles this afternoon by II. r. Siemans
OF st. Joseph, with CAS-. beating the mark
Of 6S made the first day Of the tourna-
ment by +. Sohulttheis Of ST. Louis.
This was the big day of the tourn ~nt,
the alleys being in use constantly from
s O'Clock this morning until midnight to
night. The visiting teams from st. Joseph,
Topeka, Kansas City, Columbus, Nsb., and
Omaha practically completed their cards
during the day.
The ten leaders in the singles today
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-25

Kalnes has returned from Boston with
glowing accounts Of how he trimmed ali
the best OF them In Beantown. Better
tart getting them In Omaha now and then
we WIN believe him.
Anderson has dropped below his 800 av-
eraEe by one pin. Another week and he
will probably reach the double century
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
STORY OF DOUGLAS BASE BALL
 VENTURE IN CANANEA CORRAL

DOUGLAS. June 7.-(Specisl)- diabolism in the games with Cana nea- As a result there is rejoicing in the camp of the Quien Sabes. who have stepped away from their losing slump and Douglas drops back to 500 per cent. The only consolation is that Douglas could better afford to lose than Cananea and the games were dropped to one of the pest sets of sportsnen that can be found
 Saturdays game was agood one. It looked for a long time as if Walters was to repeat his 10 performance, for he kept the Cananea hits well scattered and had received excel lent support. Douglas scored 8 run in the second, and until the eighth inning that one run looked as big as a house. But the eighth was unlucky and the Rnbe lost his own game right there The first batter up he hit and the next Quien Sabe laid down a bunt which Rube threw away. placing a man on first and a runner on second. Then Tom Whaling came up. This one of the Three Twins has fondness for Rube's delivery and he proceeded to manifest the fact by facing out a tripple and bringing in two runs, scoring later himself. But even at this stage of the game it was not lost for the Demons pro ceeded to put some men ou the sacks Finally the bases were filled with two down. but a popup was all that Ford could do. with Thomas de livery and it was a Quien Sabe vic tory.
 In this game the five hits for Doug las were made by LeBrand. Mat thewson. Harper and Carlson, liar per getting credit for two. The er- TOTS were made by Pitts, Carlson and Walters.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
CORONER FAILS 10
 FIND THIS CORPSE
POSSE GOES AFTER THIEF AND REPORT THAT HE HAS ES- CAPPED.

PHOENIX. June G.--Some day the in the mountains in the lower part of Santa Cruz county, or, still later. his bleached bones will be found and the finders will wonder how he came to his death They will be able to think of no one in that neighborhood who has been missed in recent months or years and the case will be cataloguded with the scores of other cases of discoveries of unidentified dead bodies and bones.
 But those who will recall a certain horse thief hunt in that neighborhoOd last week will suspect that they know how and where the deceased quit liv- ing. The circumstances Of that horse thief search were related yesterday to a reporter for the republican.
 One night the Riggs ranch, three miles from Patagonia, was raided and five saddles and two horses were stolen. The saddles were badly need ed and a posse of cowboys set out in search of the thieves. for it was sup posed that there were several of them. though there was subsequent evidence that there was only one
 The cowboys returned the next day with the five saddles, the two stolen horses and an extra horse and saddle which they said they had taken from the thief. They had set him afoot. This statement was received with a smile and there was an intimation that the posse had acted unfairly to- ward the coroner: it was a shame 70 let ten dollars. the amount of the fee of that functionary. lying around in the hills. There was a suggestion that it was not yet too late for the coroner to earn it.
 The next day the cowboys said that they would prove that the thief was not a subject for an inquest: they would go out and bring him in. They were gone another day. but returned empty handed. They reported that the trail of the thief had unaccount- ably disappeared. They could not say whether he had gone north or south; he had possibly been picked up by some sympathetic aeroplanist who happened to be passing that way.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
DOLLAR DINNER PLAN.

DOUGLAS. June 7-(Sbecial)- Plans for the proposed democratic Iollar dinner are now taking shape. Within the next two or three even ings a meeting of democratic club eX- ecutive committeeman and city ex- ieutive committeeman will be held 10 confer on this subject and from lhe general expressions this far heard here is no doubt but what this will zaoan the undertaking Of the project
 n large scale and the appoint nent Of committees on arrangements and on sale of tickets and on invi- 'iiatons.
 Wherever one mIngles among dem ,crats in Douglas, and 1t is hard to ind a place in this democratic com munity where one does not, oae hears talk of the proposed dinner. oi the benefits to be derived from get ting together at such an affair and of the advisabiIity of perfecting an organization between the voters of he city and those outside of the city Eot only in the nearby towns of Pir-
 leville and Sunnyside. but al
 through the Sulphur Springs Valley. From up the valley come reports of 2 readiness to join in such an organi- ration and a desire to attend the din nsr. It now seems that almost all that remains to be done is to get selected the committees. choose the place and notify the democrats. to ia- sure one of the best political gather lDgs in this part of Cochise county aS1 to launch club that will be a power sure to be felt.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
TEMPERATURE 131

Those people who are kicking lbout the heat. really have cause to ongratulate themselves and be happy. The following clipping from the tuna Sun forces one to believe that he Capital city. with a measly 112 Iegree temperature. shoule be adver- lsed as a summer resort
 Monday was the hottest day known
 ! The city Of Yuma since the white Jan settled here. certainly since the leather bureau was established more 1han thirty years ago. The official aigh mark registered by the govern nsnt thermometer was 120. Hot, Wen. ! guess. Al that here was no saffering and the average Yumaite iiI not complain. There were no ,,fosirations and neither man nos .sast was any worse for the day. Sunday the temperature climbed up to i15 At ImPcrial Junction at the same time it was 119, at Ogilby 119 and Gila Bend 112 There is one good thing about this hot spell There are no mosquitoes and probably will not be any Of them this season as the hot weather sings a dirge to them. The housefy has also folded his tent and departed for the summer resort. While it is very hot in the day time it is reasonably cool at night
 With all this Yuma was not the hottest place on the map. F. L. Sel- lew. who was at Laguna dam. re- ports that the temperature at that summer resort was 12s and train men brought fin word last night that the thermometer at Sentinel. which is eighty miles from Yuma was 121, which Is about the limit"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
Score.
Plaxsrs Eoroet How.

The Demons seemed to forget the game yesterday. They made enough hits to win most any game and enough errors and ''boneheads" to lose all chance of winning. In the first inning there was a man on sec ond and third. but the hit to bring them home was not there. In the in- ming Reardon famed three. In the next a hit, a sacrifice and a hit failed to bring in a run. Then the Quien Sabes did things. helped by what Douglas did not do for two of the hits which are credited against Kane should have been fielded- Tom Whaling singled. Gamble sacrificed, Bert Whaling singled and brother Tom scored, Reardon walked. Good man beat out a bunt, Adams forced Bert Whaling. Bob Whaling was walked and Nallie hit Bob being caught trying to steal third. runs.
 Hits by LeBrand, Matty and Smith scoring a lone run of Douglas in the third.
 In the fifth the Quien Sabes landed four more. Adams was safe on Carlson's error. Hodges gave Kent a bunt. Harry looked to second and saw he could not catch Adams and turned to first but Carlson. who was covering the bag was looking toward /secOnd instead of at Kane and liar " had to watch both runners land safe Bob Whaling popped to. Kane, Nallie singled, Tom Whaling flew out to Smith and the side should have been retired. but it was not Gamble singled to left and in a miXup of bungles four men came in.
 In the seventh Whaling singled Kane singled. sending Rube to third Ward laid down a pretty bunt but Walters tried to score on it and was caught at the plate, Smith sin gle was booted and he went to third on the play. scoring Kane and Ward. Lebrand flew out to center and liar per did the same stunt
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
THIEF GETS $500

DOUGLAS. June Especial )- A sneak thief last night paid visit to the Southern hotel. effecting an en- trance by cutting away a window screen and stole sSO in money from the former landlady. who was absent at the time. not yet having returned from the excursion to Cananea. Upon her return she at once noticed that the room had been invaded and called up Police Chief Stovall.
 This morning the chief stated that he believed that the burglary was committed by some one who was fa- miliar with the premises. knew which
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08

Cananea landed three more in this inning. Bob Whaling singled, Nallie did the like. brother Tom sacrificed them along. Gamble hit to Smith, who threw to Ward. but Ed dropped the throw. Brother Bert singled and three more were scored for Cananea. In the eighth Matty singled and was advanced by Ford's hard drive to first and scored on Carlson's bingle. he being thrown out trying to reach second in the throw in.
 The Score.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08

room was that of the landlady and where she was accustomed to keep money. as nothing else was disturbed and no intrusion made into any other room. He also thinks that the thief kuew that she was absent from home on the excursion and took that oppor- tunity to commit the burglary.
 Chief Stovan believes that the bur glar will be apprehended-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
picksr for Guynup.

Charles R. Scott had an interview with Vic walling. which will prob ably mean that Guynup will play in the next games with Bisbee and wear a Demon suit, hc.jing down first base. He has been on the bench most Of the season for the Quien Sabes and the result of the confer ence yesterday was that a deal for his transfer to Douglas was practi- cally completed. It was made sub ject to the approval of O'Donovan and he will write his approval to walling today. it is expected.
 walling stated yesterday that Rein hardt was the only player released and the only one he contemplated re- leasing. unless he let Guynup go to Douglas and that would be with a privilege of recall This sets aside the rumors of many changes at Can anea and now there seems to be a better feeling among the players.
 Douglas will have to strengthen and the hitting of Guynup will do much in this line. A dicker is on for a new pitcher. but who this man is cannot be given out at present. It must suffice to say that the new pitcher is practically agreed upon. It may be that Douglas will still fur ther strengthen. for as a result of the game yesterday there is feeling that there must be some sort of a shakeup. It was far from champion ship ball yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
Attends Eather,s Funeral.

Mrs. Frank Barb returned tO her home at Deming this morning. She was here in attendance at her fath- CTS funeral. MT. Green. who died sud denly at his home on Fifteenth street.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
NEWS AND PERSONALS
 FROM SHELTER CITY
Gees to Experiment Farm.

Goes to Experiment Farm.
 Pof. R. W. Clouthier. of the Univer- sity of Arizona, has gone to the ex- perimental farm up the valley today accompanied by Secretary Grindell Of the chamber of commerce.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
Is Operated On.

Mrs. w J. Lewis Of Sixteenth street, underwent an operation Satur- day morning Dr. Shine of Bisbee performing the operation. She has been quite ill for several days. but unIess complications set in her early recovery is expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
ormond is Manager.

Ormond is Manager.
 J. B. oTmond has severed his con nection with the Copper Queen store 10 assume formal management of the Gadsden hotel. of which he has been acting manager for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
War Takes Vacation.

Secretary Samuel War Of the Y. M. C. A. left this morning for a ten weeks visit to his old home in Eng land This is his first trip back since coming to this country twenty .hree years ago and he anticipates many changes and much pleasure. 4 number of his friends were at the station 10 bid him bon voyage"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
Praises Hospital.

Praises Hospital.
 An1y Scott returned from Bisboe today. He reports Mrs. Scott as now out of danger. after her recent opera ton. Mir. Scott is warm in his praise of physicians, surgeons. nurses. at- tendants and accommodations for tho patients. He has something good to say of all. Mrs Scott's operation was a serious one and her husband says 1t is owing to sil of the adyan- tages she had that it it was possible for 1t to be successful.
 MT. and Mrs. w M. Adamson left this morning for trip to Seattle.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
Contest Winner Leaves.

OontSSN "iHHGT LCaHSS-
 Mrs. Janet Davenport one or the successful contestants in the recent state consolidated subscription con test, left Saturday on her California trip. which comprises visits to nu- merous coast points. She was in company with her friends. Mrs. Davis and Miss Willie Davis
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
Goes to Bisbee.

Ed Towsey several months ago machine operator and manager of the mechanical force at the Dispatch of fee and later of Prescott. where he was on the Courier force has been in Douglas for a few days and left today for Bisbee, to take a position with the Miner.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
Made District Manager.

According 10 the COGrtland Arizo- nian H. D. McVeigh. who has been manager Of the Courtland Telephone company. has been made district manager for the Tri-State Telephone company. which recently acquired the Bisbee and Douglas exchanges. Mir. McVey's headquarters will be at Bis bee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08
Has Appendicitis.

1aS AppenulCiNs-
 Telegrams have been received by W. c. Broyles. Of the Douglas I'm .provement company, stating that his wife. who is summering in Califor- mia, was yesterday operated on for appendicitis at the California hospital in Los Angeles. She is reported as doing nicely
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08

The excursion to Cananea was a success. despite the fact that the ball game was a sorry disappointment to those who made the trip. When the crowd boarded the train at the sta lion it was seen to number 120. IL was a jolly crowd. too. and going and coming there was no disorder. The trip down seemed a long one, for tue whole train went up tO Bisbee and there was quite a delay at Naco and another at Del Rio to pick up the private car of Colonel Greene. How ever the train pulled in at the Cana nea station shortly before 12 where the excursionists were met by num- Der Of Cananeans. Then the crowds scattered. the Sonora hotel and the Alexandria drawing most of them. After lunch sight seeing trips. walks and drives filled in the interval until it was time for the game for many. while others spent all the afternoon in sight seeing. After the game there as more than two 4LOuio lol Aul tliS- sight seeing and supper before the advertised time for train departure. Here was where Cananea lost by the delay of the railroad company. If the train had been advertised 10 de part at the time it really did the crowd would have stayed up town.
 but at it was they gathered about the
 station and waited until nearly S:3o
 before the train left The run home was accomplished in two hours.
 | Cananeans expressed much satislac- tion at the delegation sent by Doug
 las and trade relations will be much
 strengthened by the journey which the Douglasites took, a number stat 1 ing to an International representative | that it would mean a larger excur-
 sion than before from Cananea when
 next the Quien Sabes are in Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08

W. K. Thompson of tue Copper Queen store. is ill at his home on F avenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08

Miss Esther Curry left this after noon for Los Angeles. where she will spend the summer with friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08

Miss Layona Adamson left Satur- day for the coast. to visit her broth CT. Lee Adamson. for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08

Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Dixon and Mrs. Dixon's father and sister. Mir. Schaal and Miss Della Schall left this af- ternoon for the coast for the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08

Miss Ruby Ament, sister of Mrs. J. A. Vestry. returned yesterday from a four months visit with relatives in Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08

Fred Hess arrived this morning from Iuma on account of the illness of his two sisters Mrs Lewis and Miss Jennie Hess.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08

Miss Bessie McInernay. of the First National bank. left Saturday for a va cation trip to several territorial points.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-08

Mrs. Ursilla M. Schultz left this af- ernoon for Los Angeles, where she will spend several months with rela- ives