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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
BURKE URGED FOR PRESIDENT
North Dakota Democrats Endorse
Him as Democratic Nominee.

North Dakota Democrats Endorse
Him as Democratic Nominee.
FARGO, N. D.. July Ex-Governor John
Burke of North Dakota was endorsed as
the democratic nominee for the presidency
in 1912 at a meeting OF the democratic party
OF the state held here today
Governor Burke is a candidate for re-elec-
tion for governor in North Dakota and the
cry Of the party in this state will be three
times governor of North Dakota, then can
didate for president"
Resolutions were adopted commencing
the acts OF Governor Burke as governor and
declaring that he would be able, as a presi-
Dental candidate, TO carry the west for the
democratic party and to gain strength in
the east.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
|. C. SMITH & BROTHERS
WIN WORLDS RECORD
Dupont Powder Company Bays B21
of Their TypewFiters 20 stand
ardiHe Equipment.

NEW YORK. July T.-Cspeeiai Tele-
gram.)-L. C. Smith a Bros. Typewriter
company Of Syracuse, N. Y. have received
an order for 62l typeWriters OF their manu-
facture from the Dupont Powder company,
wilmington. Del. the largest order ever
given by any firm or corporation for type
writer's for their own use. The Dupont
company standardized with L. c. Smith 4
Bros. on unanimous recommendation of
five of their mechanical engineers. dis
earding all typewritsrs Of other mSnufae-
turG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
LINCOLN MAN is ELECTED
clyde Davis Chosen Treasurer of Ma
tional Dental Association I'm
Convention at Denver.

DENVER. July N-rhs National Associa-
ton OF Dental faculties, now In session
here, today elected the following officers:
President DIR. e. H. Ftesell, Pittsburg;
vics-president. George W. Hubbard. Nash
Vile; secretary, George A. Hunt. Indian
apolis; treasurer. Clyde Davis, Lincoln,
Neb,; counsel on dental education, w. w.
Grant. Louisville; William Carr. New York;
H. L. Benshoff. Milwaukee; George z.
Hunt. Indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
PROHIBIT1ONIsTs HOLD SESSION
state Convention Against Hallway
Mrannren I'm Lianor LeRinIntion.

Measures I'm Liquor Legislation.
LINCOLN. Neb.. July H.-The state con-
vention OF tho prohibition party OF Ne
braska was held here this evening. The
platform adopted by the party completely
ignored county option, but contained a
plank favorable TO direct legislation. Other
Recommendations contained are: Direct
election of United States senators; decls.ra-
ton against any halfway measure Of deal
ing with the liquor traffic; woman's sur
frage and conservation, especially Of the
nations greatest resourccs-its youth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28

The new state committee met in the
evening, but adjourned without attempting
to organize. 1t was decided to meet for the
purpose of selecting chairman and
organizing for the campaign on Monday,
August %. The candidates will then have
been selected by the voters and will meet
with the committee
The committee headquarters is to be
moved at once from its temporary loca-
ton in the Lincoln hotel to a store room
in the Lindell hotel, on the ground floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28

BRIDGEWATER. Ia, July s7.--(speoial. y
The annual base ball tournament OF Bridge
water will be held az that place August rs
Teams from Massenna, Bridgewater. Green
field. Williamson and Fontanelle will com
bes Motnes. who has nfficiAtad in that ca
paeity for them the last three yearG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
NEW REPUBLICAN STATE +
COMMITTEE IS NAMED
Selection of Members, as Reported to
the state Committee at
Lincoln.
frrom a staff correspondent.l .

LINCOLN, July T.-(Speclal Telegram)-
This is the new republican state committee
as reporte dto the convention:
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-03-12
ASeSinatO en- PagOSa Springs.


Don Eugeuio Sanchez, que es uno
IL nue-tros suscritures en- Pdg' 10
~prirg-, Colo, nos escribe con fpchf
8 tel mes ep cursn, lu que sigup:
"El dil I del mes en- que estamor
rue vista On la corte del msgistrado
Il. X. Caldwell, la causa que Sc IL
5igue q Benedicto MartineZ, por el
dsesinsto de Fortunata Campbell
Uno de los testigos, Mark Clark, de
.laf0 que B.ne iicto Martiuez le hs-
ia dicho, "que a iba q arreglar a ~
muchachr," !" y que le dijo 6st0 Ia vis.
pera de Ia comisi0n del crfmen, y
que tres dias de-pues, en- la noche,
estsndo durmiendo Fl rtferido Mar.
lnez en II mismo cuarto en- que dor
mian Clark y Otros humbres, SO le
uy0 dpcir, on el suehn. "AhOra NJ,
va Ia mate,u aflsdiendO a 6sto, que
ia habia matado por librarae de la
peniteHciaria. La Otra testig0 fut
ApoIoUis GlllsIne, y declare que ella
cOnoci0 al hombre que 70 asom0 4 Ii
ventana del cusrto donde dormia Ia
finada; que Sc asom6 tres veces, qut
Ia primera vez no le conoci0, per
que las otras dos, sf, y que esta posi-
tlva que era Benedict Martinez
Cue de Ia vertlna re tue para Ia e.
quina de Ia casa. "Eutonces,n agrC
70 esl8, "sali6 Fortunata fuera de l.
casa para desenganarse quien era Q
intruso, y al hacer csto fue cOgi h
del brszo por B'nedicto Martfnez
la fnada qui.o soitirsele, pero ante
dc que logrlrd hacerlO, su agresor Il
peg0 un tiro de revolver debsjo de
brago izIuIerdo y lueeo Gu seguid'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-03-12
No. HOmbreS, no.

Los repubIicauos de aqui en- casa,
,ueremos decir, los que arreau, no
tenen absolute seguridsd de que el
,cta de habilitaci6n pendiente ante el
nngreeo para la admission de Nuevo
Mexico como E-tado pase q ser ley,
y auticip6ndo fracaso, va empiezau
preparar ell terrenO para engaiiar al
pueblo tijando la responsabilidad en-
ionde no les perjudique a ellos. Los
lespschos que de fuente fidedigna Y
len inf1rmada proceden de Wash
,gtnn dando noticiss sobre al E-tA.
% die que 81 el artH de habilithcl0u
u rs sprohadp por el actual cougrp
e-to vendrA ser por Ia opusici6u
Iue secretamt nte le hacen los sena
inres repubticanos del oritntr, To-
uales temtn que sufran los interese-
lr los m0nopOli0s del pals 81 Sc adj
n'ten dos Esta los nuevos del poni m
te a este tempo. Arizona y Nuevo
dexco seranladmitldOs como Eotadus
dg1n dfs, est0 es inevitable, pero el
unto que ellos .quieren lograr es el de
lplsZar su admission hasta donde les
va possible. 81 tuvleran Ia seguri
iad que los E-tados nuevos manda-
ian senadoreS repub'i,anos, ent6nces
Il que pedir, pero de eSto nj a1n 10y
tpublican0s de los ahora territories
tenen certeza, y allf esta la difficult
sd. Pero los republicanos de aqui
n casa con el fin de desorientar la
,tenci6n p0bllCa de la verdadera eau
a, Sc estan preparando para decire
4 pueblo que los dem0cratas del te
rltorio tuvieron 10 cuipa del fracaso
Tel proyecto, por raz0n de haber
mandado a Washington una comi.
sion 4 denandar, en- nombre de la
Ietencia, que Sc haga ju,ticia al pue-
1lo de Nurv0 Mexico, delandolo que
,dopte Ia constitution que sea de su
grado, sin la iutervenci0n del presi-
ente y del cungreso, y demandando
,iemas, que asf como no han sido
Iescalitcados los suecus de Miuesota,
ARA el ejercicio de su ciudadania,
p0rque no sepan el ipgl6s, tampoco
leben serlO los ciudadanos de habla
spahola de Nuevo Mexico, porque
40 sepan el ingIes. Por ESQ declmos
nsotr0s a los caciques repubicano-,
mo, hombres, defense de eso.n
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-03-12
Homicide en- PalO BlancO.

Folsom, N. NJ. 10 de MARIO. --Je.
rs Maria Miera d las . de la tarde
yer de un balaz0 mat0 en- ell acto a
darcelino Armijo en- Ia residencia de
Iu6l en- palo BIanco, condado de
Julfax, Nuevo Mexico, lugar dIstan.
q yeIutiueho millas al sur de Fol
,om, segdn information traida hoy
Folsom por un mensaje erO especial.
Miera SO entreg6 4 las manos de un
lguaci de Chico, N. NJ, y declara
naber matado q Armijo en- defensa de
Il mismo y de su hOgar Y hOnra.
El martes Jesus Maria Miera Y
Manuel Mae stas se fuerOn los mon
tes con el fin de cOrmr estantes de Ce-
irO para haeer una Gerea, con Ia de
Jprminaci0n de volver al dfa siguien
te Pero, una vez en- el m0ute, cam
olaron DE opinion, y en- vez dc dila-
ar su regresO hasta el siguiente dia,
yulvierun eo-a de la media nOchp.
juando Miera lego d su casa, lIam6
la puerta, peru su esposa no respon-
no. EuGonces echo por TERRA la
Juerta y no fu6 poca Ia sOrpresa que
tuvo al hallar 4 gu cJnsOrte en- com
panfa de Msrcelino Amijo. Este,
40 pudiendO hacer otra co-a, al ins-
taute echo man0 dc su plstola Y em-
ptz0 q hacer disparOs sobre Miera.
'erO Miera no traid arma de fuegu Y
iprovech0 Ia Oseuridad del cuarto ia.
ca salir huyendo sin que lie ofendiera
inguna de las balHs disparadas pOr
81 intrusO Cn su hogbr. Mas tarde
volvi0 en- la compSlia de Maestas y
n preseneia dc este y de su esposa le
lilo q Armijo que 81 10 volvia q ha-
liar en- su hOgar, o adn en- los alrede'
torres de su casa, 10 malaria d bala.
EOS,
La maiina sigulente la mujer Mie-
ra a escOniidas ise largo y su mari
TO no tard0 en- Rveriguar que Sc
habia lido para la casa de su aman.
Je Aver en- la tarde, no Obstante lC
lue Sc le habid amonestado, ArmiiC
golvi0 q Ia casa de Miera armada de
an rifle Winchester Y uno pistola y
sin mas aqui nj mas alli empez0 Z
insutar Nj ra, die 6ndole, entire
otras cOsas, que habia lido a matarle.
Miera acto continue entr0 en- 81
casa, Sc hizo dc un rifle winchester
y presentandOse de nuevo ante su an
tagonists, hizo luego sobre 6i, con ST
rifle. I'm uro nomds tuvo necesidad
de disparar La bala de este le atra
ves0 a Armijo el cora2j7 y 10 deJt
muerto en- el acto.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-03-12
Ell CAP. BOGARDU5 OTRA VEZ
LIE pEGA AL BLANCO,

Este tamoso tirador ue rifle que tiene
el registro del campeon del mundo de
haber mhtado Glen pichones con Glen
tiros consecutigos, yiye en- Lincoln,
III. Recientemente entreyistRdo, ha d.
choi "IIe sufrido por mucho tempo
dc eniermedad do los rinonea do Ia
qegiga y he usado vauas bien conoci-
da4 medicinas para saas enfermododes
do todas las cuales ninguna ue di6 ALI
VIC hasta que empece d uaar Las PHI
doras do Foley paro los Rihones. An
tes do habsr usado las Pildoras de F0-
ley para los Rlhones sufria severos do.
orea do espalda y GA los Rihones con
SUPPRESSION menudo eyacuaciones me-
bulosas. Eu laa manaoHs al leyantar-
me do la CANA sufFia dolores dc cabeza
sousos Ahlra va hs tomado tres bo
tellas de las I | doras de Foley para los
Rihones y ms siouto mu no melor. Ya
no soy moleatato III por los rihouea nj
In vegiga me sento como antes otra
vez. 10 to este 10 4 bo lac Pildoras
de Foley para los Rihones y siempro las
recomienio los que sstau sufriendD
como s1ttia ". tn las BJticas de O
q, siAaeIer y Cruz IsoR In.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-03-12

o'ro, privaudola de su existencia en-
ell acto."
III abogad0 del acusado hizo mu-
cho esfuerzo por hacer a los testigo'
que So contradijaran, pero sin logra,
iug6n exito. La parte De Ia tinaH.
- vl0 hanllmeute represenmda pu
al fiscal del distrito, Sr. Lame, quit
nunci0 a la corte que tenia todavi,
nu has mas evidenCias conque prr
lar, fuera de toda duda, la culpsb bin
lad del acusado. Eljuez, hajo Ia evi
irrcii, orden6 que quedara detenidc
n la carcel de Durango el acusado.
lssta JUNO, para que sea vi Ia 5,
causa por el tribunal a que correspon.
de. No Sc lie permiti0 dar fianza.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-03-12
kWSO De APELRCION.

ANTE H. HONORABLE VERNON ! :
SULLIVAN lNGENIERO
TERRITORIAL
r mtvu Ia aplicaci0n
ir Ca rpo d. q ielumi-a-
rios dc In Piazza d. las
W. que admini-tra Ia
NJ r--d he Las Vegas, por Ma. 81
an b, iui.O psra apr0par
a. lu- Ri- Gdlinss
6y de los Arr"y".
.uiiuela y Psus.
A Vcuou l.. Sullivan, lugeuirr
7. RI tu0ai, al Cuprpo de Fl ieicnm
sari sy todos lus interSados.
3 t,fca 3 ustpdys q caha uu
pu-t %. qup Aniri.u- a. Jn',.
uH ios prUtestantes que archly
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-03-12

una protesta en- dicha causa contra 10
concession y aprobaci6n de dlcha apll.
eacl6n, ha spelado, y por este apels
de la decision dada por dichn lngp
nieru en- la dicha aplicari6n el dia II
DE Febrero, a. ID. 1910, apr0bandr
dichs aplicaci0n en- cuanto a las
aguas del RIO Gslllnas Y de los AFRO
yo- Sanguiluela Y Pecos, v de toda-
las decisiones en- dicha causa advpT-
las 8 este prOtestinte, al CuerpO de
Comlsionados de Aqua De di, no Te.
rritorio, de conformidad con 10 qut
prescriben y dispOnen los estatueos n
tales casOs.
Fechad0 en- Las Vegas, Nuevt
Mexico, este dia l6 de Febrero, A.
I ID. 1916.
AEDBIEUs a. JoSEs,
2.l9.4t PrutegtBnte,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-03-12

No es probable que las Naranlas
ie Arizona que sc estan vendiend0
en- Ia Tienda de Ike Davis a raz0n
de once docenas por un peso o diez
centsvos por una sola docena duren
en- el mercado por much0s mas dfas,
por Ell hecho que Ia demanda por
las aumenta constantemente. POr
" tanto, todos aquellus que deseeu
hacerse de esta buena fruta por tan
ducld0s precios haran blen en- ir q
Ia tlpuda de una veg.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-03-12

'lieo Sc entere demasiado' de 10 20.
lrido que esta 10 que Sc llama.la ere.
ma de Ia sociedad en- las grandes ciu-
dades.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-03-12
NECESITA USTED UN ARADOl

pOdrtmOs venderle a usted un AradO
por menOs dinero que 10 que 10 po-
dra comprar en- cualesquiera 0tr0
ugar. Venga Il tod 4 vernos.
u. J. GEHRING,
SIC a blS Douglas Ave.
East Las Vegas, Nuevo Mexico.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09

Il thousands sof shopgirls lii this wide
land are hoping they win not be 50
dead tired out With rush / work on.
Christmas eve and Tor the few days
preceding that sday that they won't be
Athletic enjoy Christmas. WA IN q; .555tY
81 It's the shop girl s christmas Just the
same as ours rememb Der!
II the girl Isl wearied out she won't
feel like, putting forth any effort In
her own behalf for a merry Christ
mas &: }5ss
81 ]. Do your shop ping early, distribute II
over severa weeks, if ~ on have many
things THU to buy and help the girls to
enjoy their Christ mas IS ss= 4ss, %;S y K.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
Gross ! Carelessnless.

Tom bought a gallon of spirits to
take home: and. by way of a label,
wrote his name upon a card, which
happened to be the seven of clubs, and
tied Tito the handle. A friend coming
along and observing the jar quietly
remarked, That's an awful careless
way to leave that liquory' 4 x
teWhy?" said Tom. 4 u, ?: ..:..
Because someb body might come
along with the eight Of clubs and take
FTP ttsburg Chronicle Telegraph. !.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09

4 These fuzzy chicks came out of their
shells just as early as possible. They had
sense enough to know good thing when.
they expected to see it-this beautiful
world. Nd
SsE You will find that Christmas lis q much
more beautiful holiday II you prepare for
1t properly In advance: But If you wait
shopping you will discover that you
should have started JUST AS EARLYaAS
POSSIBLN Shop early and avoid the
rush Why not? g mi n 5s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09

When q the children begin early
y Decent writing letters 81 Is Santa
4 Claus toF tell him b 4 what they want
for Chnstmas, that's ! hint for San
e. e Claus e & begin early IN december
selecting and laying ii The gifts ~.
IS gong Is put in the children''s
stockings on Christmas Eve. 7 HE.
Earl Y BIRD PICKS THE.
Pl'L][ll ! NJ i PL INNS. &:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
How to Eat VARIES. 4

The r Republican nominee for COVER
,aor of Ohio is. very fond Of waffies.1
ct haveiasregular formula for eating
wafles,"' said MI. Harding to q friend,
:"and ! recommend it to every one.
You eat the first fourteen wafies with
out sirup. but with lots Of butter.
Then you put sirup on the next nine,
and the last half dozen you eat just
simply swimming in strip. Eaten that
way; waf1es never hurt anybody
Success Magazine. i. ~,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09


or holiday gifta go q Huesge
James Nash 81 sbster d ana
dangh tier Lille were Visit il Lewis,
Lake Thursd ay 5S'
Silver plated Rogers knives 81, and
forks $2,75 At Huesgens .5s5S
Pc sure md pay your fire insurance
note before Won have d loss. A. M.
no
on Sal - six year old shetland
pony Good size. i, b u very gocs
pony INQUIRE q Frank. Hyland
I'D ''tesnan silver mesh bags $3.50. at
IIuesgen'ss N
II VI MT. s. Teien. ife of Editor Teien
at Anleta was 9 Gale IN Devils Lake
Thursday ana 81 4 course visited the
print shops calling at the Inter ocean.
5oldice. s555 $:5: 81!
Il ght day mantle clocks $3.50 il
Huesgens. !;
Besides fancy roller skating, a
wrestling bout is billed for Devils
Lake next Saturday night and the rink
4 promises ~ 10 be the center Of attrac-
stion. 355,s
Insure with 2 y! ILL before i hap
pens. GET the COIN of Che realm after
Il happ B 5ss.s=*
Diamond ring one-fourth carat $25
At Huesgen WA S$5 ali
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
Tronhie IS yof the Chase. i

sportmah Ito adlniring friends) This
bullet bit me while Twas hunting in.
the Adirondac ks was taken for a
deer. This one got in the Canadian
Rockies; n was taken for a mountain
goat. This one, up in Maine; hunter
thought was d wildcat +. I've got three
others. but on those occasions never:
found i out what / was taken for!--
Puck 3s e II, ::s :.5 b
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
Chi Id i b E.
B OR D FL |. TlCHER'S \: ....l
8 q q F7 / "a


s Wendell Sparks returned to his
home at Fox Lake last Friday after a
pleasant visit at the home of his sig
ter, Mrs.. G. J. 3. Turner. ,t +:
The Goldberg furniture store prom
5tses# To- be q busy place next Saturday
and and Tor two weeks to come. Manu-
featuring prices which means ffurrni-
ture below cost will be the 60 and
this should prove an inducement No
better opportunity was ever offered
70 furnish q house. 3 DE-:
Frank Lueck has Just issued his
81 EEdo liday Message which Is indeed
and excellent paper and one that the
! children Oh win delight in. The up-to-
date ideas OF the popular sjeweler are
evidence Of excellent business meth
ods and the way MI 2ILlueck has his
store neatly arranged With an attrac,
ttye line 81 holiday goods proves q, that
ne is up and doing.
u ~.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
-, ~ - a..lfy--fs ~ ~ y Il
Arts HARDSHIP
Not Meant For Him.

u Farmer Fl. there! Cant you see
that sign, '.sSo fishing on these
grounds 2? 3 s sss (; 4
Colored Els herman-5Co, Use I kin see
the sign. rs Guild. boss. but I amt
50 ignorant as ter fish on no grounds.
rs fshin'' il. de criclk Drift wood.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09

Ladies' lockets and chains $3.50.
See Huesgen. sss.:.s :, 1900.
John w. Maher always has money
on hand for farm loans no delay.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
It$looks Cheap.

I never saw in all my life ID; & s LII
Z A cheaper thing at a bargain sale !: y
Than a man who's waiting while his wife
/ Buys married down white goods. by the
z bale. 81 55e55..S
b :.s%> Cleveland Leader
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09

10 Help Settle a Controversy.
r it be right to say ITS me- al
4 iSS&s AS some now advocate " &:## @ Us ;$ +
B$ Why, then tines it, we must agree,
"a is proper. sure as fate. ts9.s
81 ;f5$ E Chicago Tribune.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-09
Too Risky.

go. - - + -
~. Too Risky. - 1,
- They growl at the country, IL
The slim chance to rise, ~::l ~
- But won't risk an airship =
ii And speed to the skies. I'd. =
.% y =
81 = But mebbe they're fearin'
- The angels will say: so, tE:&. y :,
j, 49,. H. Cup here we don't know you E:
<-'4'& p Go way, man: go 'way!" s.,s.
esy.es +|tanta Constitution
A Dairyman's Tragedy.
There was an old farmer named Rutter,
Who came into town with his BUTTER;
Then he kicked DER the traces K
~ And hit the high places,
So his friends took him home on shutter
-Snoleane Spokesman-Review.
Eighteen karat solid gold wedding
rings good weight $3.50 at Huesgen's.
E Solid gold link cuff buttons for $3.50
at Huesgens. 49, S.'s,- 5 .S.s.
= LrS{S.sss Pa, - a.. ~ ..-,.Is *
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-15
New Jersey Supreme Bench Rules
Against Former Omaha Man,
Refusing His Demands.
TURNED OVER To NEW OFFICIALS
Judge Blair Issues Order to Keep Him
in Custody.
ATTORNEYS FA1AS OVERRULED
State Court Has Nothing to Do with
Extradition Claim.
REQUEST FOR RELEASE DENIED
Confessed Murderer of His wife
Back TO a. Cell 60 Await the
Action of the Cow
ernmcnt.
TToRNEYs' FAuA5 OvERRULED
REQUEST FOR RELEASE DENIED

NEW YORK, Oct. H.-Porter Charlton,
the confessed murderer Of his wife. Mrs.
Mary Scott Castle Charlton, was TODAY
formally turned over to the federal author
tiles in proceedings which have been in
sututed for his extradition to Italy. Judge
Blair Of the New Jersey supreme court de,
clined to release Charlton and issued the
order for him to be placed in charge of the
federal officials.
Charlton was arrested on a German liner
in Hoboken, on his arrival from italy last
summer. shortly after the body Of his wife
had been found in a trunk in Lake Como.
italy. The young man confessed to having
Killed his wife and was held to await the
action OF the Italian authorities and the
FEDERAL government in the matter A hear
ing In his case was held on September 21
when Justice Blair refused to hear testi-
mony concerning Charlton's sanity
Charlton's irresponsible mental condition
was urged as a reason why he should not
be taken to Italy for trial. His counsel
also argued that Italy, by enacting law
that no Italian citizen should be cxtradited
had abrogated all obligations of this coun-
try to eXtradite its citizens on Italy's de-
mand. BY his decision today Judge Blair
overruled this last contention so far as the
state court had to deal with It, and the
whole matter, It now appears, will be put
in the hands Of the federal authorities
A new commitment was made out for
Charlton as soon as Judge Blair's decision
was rendered and the prisoner was or
dered returned to his cell to await the
disposition OF the United States govern
ment
Judge Blair's action today is what Is
technically known as the commitment for
surrender Charltons attorneys may apply
to the federal court for the district of
New Jersey for a writ of habeas corpus
for his release while the matter is pending
in the State department.
In event the writ is refused Charlton still
has resort to an appeal to the supreme
court of the United States.