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The daily sentinel., 1910-05-28

with their Eastern connections and
seemed to believe that there would be
no trouble in adjusting the rate from
Colorado to the same basis as Cali
fornia.
But ii now develops that for some
reason or other the different lines in
terested have not come to an agree
ment, There are several reasons why
they have not agreed; one in par
ticular is, in reducing rates, there Is
always question as to what lines
shall stand the reduction, and as 1t
is only two and half months now
until the shipping season opens and
II requires 35 days to advertise a
change in rates, unless something is
done very quickly, this reduced rate
will not apply from Colorado this
season
When one stops to consider re-
duction of 20 cents per hundred
means $4,000 a car. this represents a
loss of several thousand dollars to
the Colorado fruit growers, unless
this rate can be adjusted in time to
take care of this seasons crop. Man
! ager Moore is leaving no stone un-
turned, is after the matter very ener-
getically now. not only with the local
lines but the connecting lines. and
has also recently taken the matter
up with the interstate commerce com
mission.
b During the last ten or twelve years
there have been a great many reduc-
tions or adjustments by the railroad
companies, and 1t is the writers
opinion that most of these benefits
have been brought around by the
management of our local association.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-28
sMUDGING INTERESTS DANES.

Even the Danes are taking an in
terest in the fruit-production methods
of the Grand valley.
In the 'Norden'' for May, a month
ly publication printed in the Danish
language, at Racine, Wis, and hav-
ing a circulation in excess of 10000
appears fine half-page tone illustra-
tion of smudging scene In the Grand
valley, the Hamilton orchard with the
oil pots in fun blast
Accompanying the illustration is an
extended article on smudging, but it
is too incorrect to pass without cor
rection, so Peter Mogensen, by whose
courtesy The Sentinel perused the
Norden, will send In a special article
for the illumination and correction
of erroneous ideas.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-28
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

On Monday, June 9th, the Grand
Valley Sanitary Creamery Co., will
open for business at their plant near
5l4 Main street. The Creamery com
pany will pasteurize milk and cream
which will be delivered to all parts of
the city, through regular milk routes.
which are now being established
Anyone desiring TO be placed on the
list can either call at the plant or
phone junction &C. their orders being
promptly filed for delivery.
The plant will be open for inspec-
tion at any time and the public is
invited to call and inspect the plant
to see its operations.
THE GRAND VALLEY SANITARY
CREAMERY co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-28

f. n. Spencer and wife, of Clifton.
will leave in week or ten days for
q trip to Copenhagen. They expect
10 be gone until the first of Novem-
Der. Although they will be across
the water for several months it is not
Mr.. Spencer's intention to make a
tour of Europe, but to limit his trip
to Denmark and return.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-28
A HAPPY FATHER

S soon turned to sad one if he has
O walk the floor every night with a
crying baby. McGee's Elixir will
make the child well.-sootl,e its
nerves. induce healthy, normal slum-
1er. Best for disordered bowels and
sour stomach-all teething hahies
'eed it. Pleasant to take, sure and
'afe, contains nc harmful drugs
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-28

Mrs. l.. A. 1ustinson, recently with
Brunnick's cigar and cold dringiEg
parlurs, leaves in few days for Grid
ley, Calf, where she will join rer
husband, who has been successful
recently in some large mining trans
actions.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-28

Flowers for Commencement and
Decoration Day events, roses and 9TH
n flowers for everybody Hillcrest,
Mrs, L. NJ. Miller Phone Black 1874.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-28

Piano moving is speciality with
'arton & Terrill
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-28

.Mi'i-made SCREEN DOORS for OIL
'tNfSH at the Independent Lumber
'ompany.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-28

! fool the sun and save you money
on your awnings. Phone me J. H.
Lane
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
Hundred Dead,
Thousand Hurt
By Earthquake
Further Details of Destruction Of
Cartago, Costa Rica, by
Seismic Shock.

SAN JOSE. Costa Rica May 1T Is esti-
mated 100 persons we're killed outright and
1000 more injured when the town Of
Cartago was destroyed by AN earthquake
shock Wednesday night. The only build
ings left standing were two wooden houses
-Four hundred and eighty-five bodies had
been taken from the debris yesterday after
noon.
The work of removing the bodies is inn
peded by the heavy character of the fallen
walls, combined with unsantary conditions
resulting from the rapid decomposition Of
the corpses.
Whole families perished while dining or
engaged in their ordinary vocation.
The devastated territory. as well as this
city and the smaller towns near by, has
been rocking like a cradle for nearly
month until the nerves of the people are
thoroughly unstrung.
The superstitious find relation between
the seismic disturbances and the appear
ance of Halley's comet.
Or. Becanegra, Guatemalan magistrate to
the Central American court, escaped with
three Of his children. but his wife and
their youngest child perished.
The demolition included ten churches and
the municipal palace.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
Roosevelt Pays
Tribute to Kings
Work for Peace
Former President Issues Statement
Soon After Arrival at
Stockholm,
AN ECHO IRON The PAST

STOCKHOLM. May 1.-The Roosevelts
arrived here TODAY and were received at the
station by Prince Wilhelm, who
drove them to the palace, where they be-
came the guests OF the Prince and Princess
in the absence of King Gustave ", who is
I'm the south of France United states Minis
ter Graves, the staff of the American lcga-
ton, the premier and other members OF the
swedish cabinet were also at the station to
receive the American guests. An immense
crowd surrounded the party and cheered
as the train drew in. A choir stationed
on the platform sang MY Country Tis
OF Thee" and the Swedish national anthem.
Former President Roosevelt issued the
following today:
Il am deeply GTieved and know that all
Americans will be deeply Grieved at the
death of his majesty, King Edward VII.
1--WE feel most profound sympathy for
the British people in their loss We u
America keenly appreciated King Edward 8
personal good will toward us, which he so
frequently and so markedly showed. and
we are we'll aware of the. devotion felt for
him by his subjects throughout the British
empire, while foreign nations have learned
to see in the king ruler whose great
abilities and especially ms tact MS Judg-
ment and his unfailing kindliness OF nature
rendered him peculiarly fit to work for in
tcrnationsl peace and Justice
Let me repeat that | am sure that all
American people feel at this time the deep
est and most sincere sympathy for his
family and his nation"
Mr.. Roosevelt also sent a telegram 10 the
queen dowager
The death OF King Edward will modify
greatly the program OF the festivities
planned for Mr. Roosevelt The Swedish
government has not as yet been notified OF
his majesty's death, and accordingly Mr.
Roosevelt and Prince Wilhelm put in a
rather busy day, However. tomorrow
state dinner in honor of the former presi-
dent, which was to have been held at The
palace, has been Cancelled and the court
will go into mourning tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
DR.. and Mrs. Hyde
Will Testify
Defense in Swope Case Expects to
Have All It's Evidence in by
This Evening.

KANSAS CITY, May by adjournment
time tonight 1t is believed the defense will
have completed its presentation OF direct
testimony in the trial OF Or. h. c. Hyde
on a charge OF HAVING murdered Colonel
Thomas H. Swope.
IL expect TO rest my side of the case this
evening" said Attorney Frank p. Walsh
today. "If | should not be able to do that,
certainly shall have finished by Monday
noon"
Dr. and Mrs Hyde probably will he the
last witnesses for the defense The defense
has stated positively that both of them will
testify.
The opening of court was delayed sew
eral hours this morning by the taking of a
deposition in the case from Mrs John NJ.
Clesry, She is III and unable TO attend the
trial
Mrs. Cleary said In her deposition that
Or. Hyde and his wife took dinner at her
residence on last November 81 Members
OF the swope' family had sworn that within
a few days after DR.. Hyde dined AT their
nome on that date several people we're at
tackled, with fever,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
NO REQUISITION FOR ARMOUR
Governor of New Jersey Refuses to
Order Extradition of Packer.
SAYS EVIDENCE IS NOT COMPLETE
Ik.is Not shown He Was in the state
when Alleged Offensc Was
Committed or that He IL
Fugitive

TRENTON. y. j.. May 7.-Governor Fort
today refused the request OF Prosecutor
Garvcn Of Hudson county for requisition
on the governor of Illinois for the eXtradl-
tion OF j. Ogden Armour, a director OF the
National Packing company, who is under
indictment in Hudson county with other
officers and directors Of packing companies
on a charge of conspiracy to unlawfully
enhance the cost OF meat through the crea-
tion Of an artificial scarcity of the same
Governor Fort in refusing to grant She
requisition gave out lengthy opinion in
which he sets forth the reasons for his re-
fusal. The governor points out first of all
that in order for extradition papers to be
asked for ii was necessary that the per-
sons whose extradition was desired be a
fugitive from justice and further that IT
was essential that the accused person was
in fact in the state of New Jersey at the
time of the commission of the alleged
offensc.
The governor says the only evidence be-
fore him of the presence in New Jersey Of
Mr. Armour on or about the time OF the
commission of the alleged offense was his
presence in HobolIen in March, 1908, to take
passage from that city to Europe, and
again in June, 1909, on his return from
Europe.
The governor holds that the proof before
him Is barren of any facts warranting an
inference that Mr.. Armour was in Hoboken
for any other purposes than the taking Of
passage to Europe and returning therefrom,
Governor Fort also says that the proof as
TO the presence OF Mr.. Armour IN New Jer-
sey does not coincide with the days set out
In the Indictment as the time OF the com
mission of the alleged conspiracy.
There are other applications pending be-
fore Governor Fort for the extradtion OF
others connected with the meat packing
companies in the west, but when the hear
ing was sought by counsel for the packers
the Armour case was selected as a test one
and hearing was given upon that alone.
Whether applications for extraditon will
now be pressed in the cases OF the other
packers will depend upon Prosecutor Gar
ven.
Unless some new point can be raised by
the prosecutor the applications will, result
in a refusal by the governor to grant requl-
sitions on the governor of Illinois.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
More Developments Coming to Light
in the Illinois Senatorial
Election Deal.
ALLEGED GUILTY ONES PEACH
Charges of Giving and Receiving
Money for Votes.
LIST OF SUSPECTS is GROWING
Representative Link Said to Have
Made a Confession.
.IsT OF SUSPECTS IS GROWING
REVELATIONS IN THE GRAFT DEAL
Probe of the scandal VIII he Com
tinued in Chicago and VIII he
started In Springfield
This Week.

CHICAGO, May 1.-tSpeCial Telegram.) J.
Representative Michael 5. Link Of Mitchell
became pancstrcken and Joined the con-
fession stampede in the big legislative brib-
cry scandal today. Link went before the
special grand jury. made clean breast Of
his alleged share in the transactions and
was purged of the necessity of perjury.
Links confession was the big sensation in
the startling revelations OF graft at Spring
field following the voting Of an indictment
against Browne OF ottawa on bribery
charge and Robert Il. Wilson of Chicago
and Link on perjury accusations. Link is
the third to confess and attaches Of States
Attorney Waymans office are looking for
continuance of the stampede They are
hammerlng hard on other legislators in
volved in the original confession of Rep
resentative Charles A. White Browne and
Wilson gave bonds today for their appear
ance at trial.
Senator Lorimer will have to give up
his seat in the United states senate" was
a remark dropped in various quarters to-
day, as the net of evidence the prosecutor
has woven became public. Friends of the
senator insisted that he would hold onto his
seat in the senate to await the outcome OF
the trials. The opinion prevails that speedy
cused win be called into court to defend
themselves within thirty days.
Lorimer VIII Not Resign.
Asked If he contemplated resigning his
scat, Senator Lorimer said: Il have no
such intention"
Just what Link has revealed in his con
fession is speculation. States Attorney
Wayman would make no other comment
than that Link had purged himself of per-
jury.
One report was that Link had more valu-
able information than did Representative
Beckmeyer who was the second to confess
to alleged graft in the legislature Link
was closely guarded by detectives and re-
fused TO talk when asked IL he had cor
roborated in derail the confession of white.
Representative Link is believed to have
corroborated the Jackpot" deal alleged ITO
have been pulled off in st. Louis. lie Mas
indicted because he denied that he was in
st, Louis at the time White alleged he re-
ceived 5000 from the alleged Jackpot" The
supposition is that he has admitted that
he received money at the gathering in the
Southern hotel in st. Louis and to this
extent substantiated Whites story
The probe into the big scandal will he
continued i'm Chicago next week and will be
on in Springfield, where states Attorney
Edmund Burke has subpoenacd something
like twenty witnesses
il was reported today that a petition is
to be sent from prominent men in Chicago
to Senator Cullom In Washington. asking
him to place the scandal before the United
States senate and demand rigid investi-
cation.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
HONOR FOR PROF, YOUNG
Former south Dakota Man Elected TO
Position Harvard
Faculty.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., May 7.-(SpecialO
News has reached South Dakota to the
effect that Allen Young. son OF Colonel
and Mrs. s. K. Young, superintendent and
matron, respectively, OF the state Indus
trial (reform) school at Planknton, who
has occupied the chair OF political economy
at Leland Stanford university in California
the last three years, has been invited TO
give a series Of lectures at Harvard uni
Versity the coming year, He has been
granted leave Of absence for period OF
one year from his present position. The
offer OF Harvard carries a salary of 5000
per year, aside from the honor OF being
chosen TO lecture in one OF the greatest
institutions Of learning in the world. For
a young man who is only trifle over 80
years of age the honor Is a great one.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
Iowa Senators
on Way Home
Vote on Long and Short Haul Clause
Will Be Postponed Until
Last of Week.

WASHINGTON, May THE prospect of
obtaining a vote on the long and short haul
amendment to the railroad bill early next
week has been disspated by the departure
of Senator Cummlns for Iowa, and by the
intention of Senator Dollver to join him
there.
The TWO Iowa senators will attend a
political conference to be held next Tues
day in Des Moines, Mr., Cummins left last
night and Mr.. Dolliver will start tomorrow
They do not expect to return until Thurs
day
The regulars are still confident of de-
featlng the long and short haul provision
with the aid of democratic votes
The prospect for the retention of the
stock and bond section is better today. The
president is reported to be urging this
course
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
Seventy-Fo
Roses for Cannon
Speaker is Presented with Huge
Bouquet by Members of the
Illinois Delegation,

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Speaker Can
non was today "A years old. His rooms
were decorated with flowers the gifts Of
political and personal friends, and all day
he smilingly received congratula tions. The
speaker was in one of his happiest and
merrlest moods. The Illinois delegate
presented him with a huge bouquet OF
American Beauty roses, sevsnty-four in
all or one for each year OF his life.
President Taft today Cancelled another
engagement to go out of Washington and
intends to sit hard on the lid until con
gress has passed some OF the legislation he
thinks the republican party is pledged to
enact The president viii not go TO Atlantic
city May p and p and speak before the
labor department of the Presbyterian
church general assembly.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
MADISON COMPANY MCSI
BE RE0RGANlZED
Present OrRanI1atIUn IL Not SntIsfnc-
tory Ia Adjutant General
HRrtiEnn,

MADISON. Neb., MAY i.-tSpec'al Tele-
shnl-Ad1utant General Hsrtigan OF Lin
coin was I'm Madison yesterday afternoon
and ~ forenoon investigating Company
+, wMsR has been temporarily under the
command Of Major Frazer since the resis
nation OF Captain Hebbs some weeks ago
He said this morning that Company r
would be mustered out aud reorganiged at
once or else he would take the companv
away lie Will Feturn TO Madison I'm a few
DAYS and present the matter IN person 10
the Commercial club. Fred bankers. as
slstaut cashier Of the Madison state bank
and city clerk, and County Treasurer F. A.
Peterson are being urged as captain and
first lieutenant. II these men win accept
thsfs places and undertake the respon-
piehty the Sdiutant said there would be
rot q estlon ab1Hp the speedy reorganiza.
ICY q the eomfdng.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
Money, Crops and
Farmers Wives
These Topics Discussed by Farmers
Rally in St, Louis-Mr, Bryan
Speaks Tonight.

ST. LOUIS May J.-Money crops. the
government aud the farmers wife were
discussed at this morning and afternoon
session of the farmers rally here today
Tonight an address by William j. Bryan
will close the weeks meeting.
The olidation OF the Farmers Edu-
cstional ard Cooperative union and the
American society OF Equity has been
agreed upon by the executive committees
Of the organizations, which claim a men,
beIship OF 10000 men. The matter is to
be put TO a referendum vote next stptem.
Der.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
Emma Morton is
Dangerously Ill
Elderly Woman in Critical Condition
Suffering Serious Form of
Pneumonia.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb May 7.-(Special
Telegram.)-Miss Emma Morton, aunt to
Joy ana Paul Morton, is dangerously in at
her home in Nebraska CITY with Pneumonia.
Physicians have given up hope for her re
cOv,ry and her death is almost hourly
expected, The extreme age OF the patient.
"A years, 1t is thought will hasten the end.
Joy and Mark Morton OF Chicago are
already at the bedside Of the stricken
woman and Paul Morton is Fastening TO
the bedside from the east. Mr. and Mrs.
joseph Cudahy Of Omaha arrived from
Omaha Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
w ater Over
Central Missouri
Railroad Traffic Generally Delayed
by Washouts in the Vicinity
of Sedalia.

SEDALIA, Mo-, May High water over
central Missouri, the result Of nearly three
days continuous rainfall, has done inn
mense damage to crops and has caused
some damage TO railways.
Because of the washing out of a culvert
on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas, trains
on the st. Louis division OF that road were
detoured over the Missouri Pacific. Via
Sedalia.
washout near Pleasant Hill on the Mis-
souri, Pacific has made it necessary to de-
tour trains on the Lexington & Southern
division OF that road over the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas via Nevada.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
Mr.. AND MRS. OWEN GO WEST
BryAn's Daushter and Husband WIN
Visit Points In Colorado
and Mexico.

KANSAS CITY. May'7-LieuteNant Reg
inald owen and Mrs. owen, formerly Ruth
Bryan Leavitt after q three days stay in
Kansas CITY resumed their journey late to-
day going west from here The couple will
make a trip through the southwest, taking
IN the Grand Canon, and stopping for some
time in the city OF Mexico. before proceed
Ing to Jamaica.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
ECCARDT VISITING IN OHAHA
German Wine Dealer Comes from old
Country to Visit Friends He
Met ON Boat.

c. r. Eccardt, senior member OF the old
wine firm OF that name, Of Kreuznach on
the Rhine growers and shippers OF wine is
In Omaha to visit his friends. Louis Metz
and Charles flaming, whom he met on the
steamer crossing the Alta sntc While cross
ing Mr.. Eccardt promised he would come
to Omaha to visit his friends and he has
kept his promise.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
Many people haze
many things to say
today in the want
columns.

Turn to them and you will read
every word of them.
II is a great bargain counter
the place where everybody meets.
An interesting place where you
can find what you are wishing for,
nine times out of ten.
Become familiar with it.
You are sure to patronize it
one of these days.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-08
WEATHER FORECAST

For Nebraska Fair and warmer.
For Iowa Fair aud warmer.
For weather report see page .
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-27
T-bONE STEAKS
NOW GIVEN AS
Bridge Whist Prizes And
Chicago Husbands Are
Less Hostile to Card
Parties.
Ry limited rrcss Wire

Chicago, oct. EFT bone steaks a5
bridge whist pri2cs-Nice the cut glass
bowls the latest Chicago society
reform. The new idea Is based on
tho proposition that the T-bonc stcak,
properly garnishod, Is n thing ol
beauty and of price and II not ioN
forever, at least Is 50 for day.
Tho new idea first bloomcd last
night. The players expected 10 se'
a cut glass bowl, II hand-paintod plate
or a pair Of silver mounted salts as
prizes. Instead T-bone steak for
four was produced and for the Sec
ond pri2e there was a basket of fruit
and vegetables,
"We used to bother our heads
choosing some pretty house ornn
mont" said the hostess, compared
with former meat prices, cut glass ana
china was expensive. Now the shoe
is on the other foot, 1t takes lot
of money to buy a steak It's "A lux
ury"
Chicago husbands are now less nos
tllc 10 the afternoon card marty. IN
rrct, they encourage them
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-27

wrat was the victor after eight hours
play and forty-thrcc moves. Tho count
was enroute from Trlcsa Montcvdeo
and tried to md someone aboard the
Francesca to play with, but in vain,
He then asked the wireless operator
TO search for an opponent on other
ships, and within two hours wire
less message was received from cap
tain Won Frankenberg, who was
bound from Bremen 10 SwakOpmund.
Terms We're accepted and the match
began at o'clock in the afternoon.
II continued until 6 was resumed at 3
and finished ut midnight. To insure
accuracy each move was repeated
twice.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-27
lie Stole a Lot.

Chicago. Oct. 27--Charged with TAX
ing $4,000 in jewels from a local hotel
and with attempting to sell his alleg-
ed plumber In Milwaukee Frank Brown
who says he Is drug clerk and travel
ing salesman of Seattle Is enroute back
here WITH Chicago detectives Brown
was arrested in Racine, WlscOnsln,an
according 70 the Racine police, confess
ed tn the robbery.
The stolen gems We're sample Jewelry
belonging to James c. Foster of Co.
mmbus, Ohio. Brown is said to have
disposed of only about $50 worth OF thu
valuables. The rest, the police say
were found on his person.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-27

Things IN the Ohio State league will
probably be cnlivened before the iirsr
OF the year when the circuit thing
will be taken up and settled much
earlier than was done last year
The magnatcs wantseight clubs if
they can possibly secure them rhcy
win be satisfied with six good ones
however, aud II eight clubs are not
possible, Lancaster man be dropped
ana Hamilton put in the Run clubs
place. Hamilton has already asked for
franchise and would probably he
more desirable than Lancaster under
Run management.
President Read has given entire sat
isfaction and will be the league chief
again next season, He Is already look
ing forward to securing a strong staff
of umpires for next season,