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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-18
UNITED STATES MAR
sHAL's NOTICE

! The following restraining order has
been granted by the United States
court, bond given and restraining writ
issued. The matter is now pending in
the United States Circuit Court at
Jackson. Be careful!
! alabama & vicksburg Railway
Company, New Orleans & Northeast
ern r. R. Co., Vicksburg, Shreveport
&Pacific Ry. Co., compliments, in
equity. VS. Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks, ct al.
Upon application OF compliments
and showing made, it lie ordered that
a restraining order be and the same is
hereby granted and the same will be
issued by the clerk of the United
States Circuit Court in and for the
Southern District of Mississippi, at
Jackson, upon complainants executing
bond conditioned according to law in
the penal sum of $4,000 to be ap-
proved by said clerk, restraining the
defendants, the Brotherhood of Rail-
way clerks, W. R. Draughn, S. S. Ca
rothers, L. Bell, of Jackson, Miss, c.
N. Smylie, B. H. Ledbetter, w. j.
Jackson and H. B. Langford Of Merid-
ian, Mississippi; D. H. Newton, Jesse
Goodman, M. c. Davis, and John May
Of vicksburg, Mississippi, and also
j. ]. Carrigan, temporary in vicks-
burg, Mississippi; E. L. Russell, of
Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and all other
persons now or hereafter aiding, abet.
ting or cooperating with them in the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-18
BANKER CLEWS' REVIEW
Of BUSINESS CONDITIONS

New York, Oct. lS.-Activity on the
Stock Exchange increased in spite of
intervention Of the holidays, and the
undertone of the market WAS strong.
the tendency of prices being steadily
upwards. The influence contributing
chiefly towards reviyiag confidence
was the October crop report. This
removed all doubt concerning the corn
crop; the Government report exceed
ing even the most sangune eXpecta-
tons of a 3,0O0,000O00 bushel crop
Corn is king: not only because of its
great money value, but because of the
numerous directions in which it is
used both for domestic and industrial
purposes. In money value it exceeds
both wheat and cotton combined. The
wheat yield. though not what was de-
sired, has exceeded early .eXpecta-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-18

lions, and large crop of oats has
also been garnered. The yield of cot
ton has been Disappointing; but, so
far as the South is concerned this
will be fully compensated for by en-
HANGED prices. All doubts concerning
the crops are now out of the way, ex-
cept cotton, which will be subject to
danger from early frost for at least
another two weeks. Since the harvest
is the most important element in our
national prosperity, it is a source of
satisfaction that this factor Of uncer-
tainty is now permanently eliminated.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-18

business as common carriers, and
from collecting upon or about the
premises OF the complainants or either
Of them and from stationing them
selves on or near the premises OF
compliments or either of them for
the purpose of intimidating their en-
ployes by persons seeking employ
ment by said compliments or
either of them, and generally from in
terferring with the business of COM
platnants as common carriers, and
from destroying or injuring the rec
ords and property OF compliments or
either of them. And the marshal is
hereby directed to publish this order
in four public newspapers, one at
Jackson, one at Vicksburg. one at Me-
ridian, and one at Hattiesburg. Missis.
sippi. and to post copies OF the same
at all of the stations OF compliments
in the state of Mississippi.
And the application for an injunc-
ton is hereby set to be heard at Jack
son, Mississippi, on the sth day of No
vember, 1919.
Ordered this September 27. 1910.
H. G. NILES, Judge.
All persons are notified and warned
accordingly.
F. w. COLLINS,
United States Marshal.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-18
Political Outlook.

The political outlook, another we'll
worn element of doubt, is steadily
improving. Radicalism is being re-
buked in all directions; issues have
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

The third aznEIa4 orat1r1C1l ann dec1a-na-
tory cuutest among rsie students Of the
hsEh school viii be beid Fr5dRv evening.
A7rI - The pneliminar1es VIII be pulled
of this week the drar1rlcal r1dav and illa
decismatoTv on WednHsdzy-
The prslirninarsss vii decide WhD snail
enter the contest on April = -Four VIII
De selected fur the orzrorical contest and
ike number for me decianH1nry- Two
Young men ana two Young women will Be
chosen for each division
Those entering the ur1zurCai contest are
required 70 W-irs their own orarsOns and
VIII be Judged on both composition and
delivery. Those entered IN the deciamatuTy
contest viii be marked on delivery only
The following students ara entered for
the urslIuinar1eE- OrarursczI-Robert DHni-
els Kenneth Snyder wallace Whrrier
Jennie Cook Merle Blackburn. GsnsEisrs
LawHry Deciama1ery-1dariHn Jarvis Lo-
rer1a White Pearl Piersal. Helen Thumn-
son. Bsazr1rs TinIey. George sp0oner Eos
Maue-- Theron Gretzer Frank White
The students have been preparing undsi
the direction Of Prof. " A BrindIey in
struc1or n debating and English ~ ths
hiEh school Parents and friends Of rht
studeuts are invited TO attend the prelimi.
nariss
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
DENISoN AFTER Better ROADS
Iowa Town Names Csmnirtee 70 work
Toward Gsad Roads fraEl CiAn-
TEN To Council HIHffa.

DENTEON. Ia April L. Special The
Commercial club OF Denison has led Of
IN i '-river-ro-riv=r zooG-noads movemenc
Al meeting held Saturday, the following
citizens were appointed a COMMITTEES 70
communirat= with other counties along the
Northwestern line looking toward having a
continuous good road across the state from
Clinton 10 Council Bluffs EX-Mayur
Rollins. Dr. Fhlbr0ok and POErnast=r P.
X Movers.
II sufficient interest Is shoHu in the
other counties q convention To plan for the
work VIII be called AZ Mzrshalluown- a
good auto road Advsrr-ses the cities along
tae line. brings trade and aroused interest in
travel by Ihis meshod- A t.sr of counties
IN the south part Of the state is arranging
for 4 good road from river to river and
the counties through the center may tTY
no. % be oundone-
Dsnisuu IN common with uhs I've cities
OF the country is 70 see that its cenEuE iE
taken in a way 70 insure a correct count
IRE Commercial club has arranged 10 have
q citizen 70 look after sRch block and see
thar al residents are accounted for
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
He Had Big Roll
and Met Stranger
Charles Mazar Claims New Friend
Deserted Elm, Taxing $50 and
Gold Watch

Fi-ATTSAG0CTH. Neh-. April u--Sps-
c-a4. Charles Alazur. a Bohemian who
claims Nal1o0 as his hune came 10 tuwn
Er1daT and appiied for a situation IN uhs
meat market a KuuEmAn a Range. Uhich
ultsy pnomised hirn in she near future he
men started out 20 take in the city and
b. WIS not LONG before he had formed the
arquGinIancs nf stranger who Offered
ham ga per monrh and board 4 he would
so hame with him ana wurk tn ms IarEs
livery barn IN south Omaha
The SftHr was aCcepIed bB Mazur and
the two boarded the BurlInE-su train
Just before arriving az Bellevue the
stranger told him that be hzd q team
Jhene- Which he bad Just purchased. and
asked aaw much mensv he had with him
He readily advanced 50. WHICH was 10 be
rgtlr- a. as soau as Lhey arrived IN Suurt
uua-H- Tlsy left the train al BsIlerus
and use stranger notlcinE me mans nns
snid Eatrn ana chain sucrseasi IN bur-
nowinE Il a1r nspeCr0n. and. after placing
them his ouu pocket be struck oul
th11uEh ME tlnher-
Mr Mazur hoaried t,r sfrsrr ear f1i
-Tath Omaha, hut could uur end hi.
a1slt Or has nraE- uzgn. 80 he returned
Cd this ciC and has 20 desire 10 work Il
% ufer' barn. an1way- be says but VIA
keep shy ~ sr-auEHrs in the r1rura-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

into ths audience ne e1dmen t-uk a run
mig start and aftrr rna- ire audience
Iauu1ed. whether r1e frae nlt cr not rhsrs
q ant a Ittle of r-lrt-s satire RI the hunur-
rus passage whlcr when -ealiv construed
-ve a. ADDED interest
Perhaps the rust prunou-ced E-r-eI n
the F1eldH Kaleidoscope sntFrtaln-neut iH
trs singing % the uid. Old sunE silver
Threads Among ne Cold By GeurEs Mar
TN NJ Ma---rs voice is unusually well
adautsd % the -gndersnE % the song
The production opens Win a handsome
setting -su-essnttnE David before the court
af Kng SauL From tha- spectacular BE-
ginning * moves w-th Increasing velocity
rrra-d a Fast and fl-suus windup. A.
Flelds Doc 1uiEley ard Iorn Esav are
IN On the production q most uf the la1Ena-
F5eIHH puts over bunch o. WHIMSICAL c1n-
-as-s based largely 1n the BIZ Nve rrps uf
humorous szarEera-tcn. T. Is mostly ieE
work Ettn Doc QuiEey
OF -uurre g wouldur b. really -Eh- nor
n 70 dare e the minstrel nan failed TO
AXE a EDod-na--ired poke a. Hon. Bwana
Tuubu. Commander Pearv H1d Dr. F-sduie
Cook. Careful count shows 10 bet over
.ooked-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

william B. Fisher democratic candidate
for councilman In the Third ward Who on
the face of the returns vas elected by a
single vote over william s. R5Ed0n- former
republican member OF the council from
thar bailiEick. viii be permitted 70 take
his seat without contest M RsEdun.
VINO lsft yesrerdaV for a western business
TRIP OF several weekR said before ms de-
paT1ure rhHr the propose esnrssr n the
election Of M Fisher had be=n abandoned
Although OnlE defeated BY 0ne -ots. Mr.
R1Ed0n a. no time enthusiastic abuut
eDnrssr5ng his opponents election ana only
consented 10 Do 50 when urged bv Char
man Eaunan and other members Of the
republican cItV central committee n
RiEd0n was not particularly anzsaus o.
serve aluther tern in tks city council. as
he feat thar he could nur T-Ehltully spar
the tine from his business 70 property
attend 20 The duties Of councilman. As
he was obliged 70 leave me eiry for several
weeks on business connected with the
Clark Implement Company. Of which he is
president and treasurer be decided 10
abandon any idea of cuufszf1nE NJ Fisher !
seaL and 20 notified Chairman IEzunan
and the other members Of The republican
city central Commits
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
LATTER DAY SAINTS HAVE
BUSY DAY At CONFERENCE
rbUr-hm~n Hear r. A. smith, ssa 81
ParrfRrch. Speak Mt Large
Overflow Heetfn&-

INDEPENDENCE No, April L-1Spe-
cfaI Telegram. AZ ire conferences II the
Latter Day Saints today the auditorium Of
their Iarzs stone church vas filled 70 over
flowing 50 much that an overflow meet
inz WIS held in the South Side c1urch-
Members OF the quorum u twelve did the
urezchfnE today F. A smith son of the
lase Patriarch Alexander Z smith. was the
speaker AZ the large Ezniturturu- where
the singing is a fsauIre OF each seTv,cs-
Al the meeting today Conner T. (lr1ffithE
of Ohio. T. W Wright Lzn0nf. Ia. c. W
Greene OF KIrtland- O. h P Russell Can
a6a. ?. n SheHhy, Bcsrun. ana ?. 7 Carts
Of Independence were the speaker
The 'Sa5nrs' seem 70 be enjoying them
selves The meeting VII likely continue
through AL next week
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

IOWA CTTT-Ksuastll colgruvs q Cedar
Falls 3 post ETaIiuats student ar the [ NJ
versity OF Iowa has been awarded
Perkins graduate scholarship ~ Harvard
uuiveTSiry he VII enter the eastern insI1-
r1r5un lsxr fail
NDRTHW WQOD-Elmer Benson. a vel
known professional base bail player, VINO
formerly played in the Iowa ana Northern
league and who is with the Columbus club
Of the Southern league married Mss
Mabei Mitchell Of Manly. Ia, AZ Columbus
SATURDAY.
NEVADA-rw1 men we're injured one
uf them probable fatally. when the touring
car Which tley were driving along a
country road AZ a speed q twenty-five
miles an hour slI1dded. rA1 into the difch
and turned turtle The injured are Dr-
G. smith and John EernickEr. Dr.
smith Is suffering from r-To Fractures and
cuncllEEiun Of the brain Eerufcker was
only slightly hurL
UNIDN-o. 3. Chapin. Al old ana wealthy
rHs1reur Of Luiun. iast uignr announced
through Dr. =. c. Kaufman. president Of
the school board 1nar ne would donate
s. 90 for new hiEA school building for the
town and H.0n fDr the sc1ou- library.
This generosity VIII enable tie rowl 70
build q handsome new structure 70 take the
place uf the building destroyed by Gre on
February Ik
GENEWA-Ar a meeting or farmers held
here sarur1aE uiEnr the Geneva Farmers
Co-Cperar-ve suCiery vas organised and
CONTRACT vas clnEed for the purchase OF me
WaTuka Br1s- elevator for s. 30 The
owners sold for z.sN less than thsy pad
Tor the property 1laT zzdIIlslE ago raTneT
tlal ar1aIupI 70 compete with The farmers
alu the cooperative society
IDA GROW E-Mure Llan ten cases ~
t11chlnusla nATe dEVelupsd IN the family uf
Mr- and Mrs John Feld- the family ot
rhelr daughter Mrs. John LzmduuiEc and
rle family 1f their son. Henry Feld- caused
nE saE-nE PORK sausage infected viii
--1c11na- Several q the members are
seriously sick but none u them are IN a.
Immediately 1anEerUus Condition
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
COnvICt'S Dream
Secures Parole
Prisoner Sets Sentiment To Verse and
Wins Recommendation for HIS
Freedom.

5TEL HEN WILLIE. c.. Aprl IA Con-
vets DrFam of Home. done IN seventeen
verses By Harry Schafsr Of PirrsburE Ehils
az the stark aouury W0rk mouse hers has
Eau fur him rhs uscommendaidun Of the
prison management max be be pzrolsd.
schafsr has ssrVed Er=Arsr pzrr OF a
siA monrhs sentences for the robbery of q
Plr-Euurg woman Hs WaE ouuVictsd q
pur-ng drugs IN her glass while drinking
Wilh her ard srsalfnE U1a
since hlz Incarceration he hHs eupiuvsa
ms evenings IN me cumpusifiun az the seven
tssn-vsrss epic cf his lfa- nzvisEtnE ais
chlidhuud IN 50 continental a strain thar
Il has moved me prison management 70
ask Cor his parole
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Reulbach Takes
Turn for Worse
Pitcher for Chicago Nationals SER
ouSly III from Diphtheria c0n-
trzctsd frum baby.

ST. LOUIS Aprl L---he cunditlon Of
e. = R=uIbarh. pitcher Tor the Chicasn
Nal8unals. who Is m with diphthsra a.
bis home in thLs eitE, took t1rn Far TIRE
worse TODAY. and MS condition is c1n-
sidered serious b. his physicians. ae was
given second aurl-tuEin treatment rliE
afternoon the FIRST trearment. given satzr-
1aF. failing 10 SCI ss-tEfacfuriv.
ReuIhach's habv az1Ehtsr from whom
be contracted ths fisHHse also Ead re-
lapse last nigh-- hut H n0w thouEat 10 oe
cut u danger
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Drake studeuts Rai-taE Fuad-.

rEE MONIES April H. EpeCia a. In
ruencef la-Ealv b. rhe iurninenr loss =
some Il ne best athletes iu the school
students a. Drak= university are hus-
rzisinE money 70 Eesp the medical college
~ the university. declared by the facuirv
20 BE- fHf-1uCr- r-1uulI1E- a l-Had- 81. - has
been ral sd through subscriptions from
students and business men in order "a pur
Lire. institution on a EtEadv haEiH The
opera -inrH Of the school was n have hpau
Abandoned because uf lack uf funds 70
place il in the Class A ranknE OF rhe
a r7eracnn Medical snCier-- pa-adFE through
tlle business section Of the city have been
held uv the sruue1tE In order 70 bring the
matter strongly before the I1H1Eueuule.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

p os had ~ course but t.- dr1uth vas
1sr=-theiess evident an over the CITY rhe
p1tre. hHE.nrl-g laet sunfaT a7s obey
-nE - TIE lstte- Ma---r Gav1urs order %
Hands off, 70 ez-iss ar-ests.- bat win
slips prepares hr the district atrur-rv's 3
-ffice theE STARTED In tudar l1nktng f1r
evidence or liquor lav riuiH-luns- in c1n-
Junction wtth 1fzrsrs or TIE stare excise
1euart-1ert ThiH tuEether win the gen
en- rncertalntv cf things ulHds t1s saloon
uen ealtuus
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

The zarnhie-e a1ded another game 20 thH
wiuuiuE Ist nT def=lrinu the fast Farrell
tam tu en- lnrereEr-uE seven ming game
e. FTr- umu1s SUNDAY aftHr-uun lT the
score % On like ras on the slan f1r
ne EamhlerE and held the Farrslls ar
he VIII wEle Ruufr uf rhe TarrHllE was
Lax hard wher hlts meant runs The fsa-
u1rHs uf the game were tne fielding auu
1ltriuE u the RamhleTs ard rhe hirt1uE
q rurfle and RuurE NeEr Sunday che
EzmhierE and rhe HauEcum PARIS VII
clash an me sane grounds score
Flarnhleru .--.--.-.------..- o o 1l
= ~ y y ~
Batteries Hauh ara. Ufks a1d uanEs-
Fa-rslla. Euuft- Frulls1 and ksulelT- Kits
EauhlHrs- 2. Fnruesls z Eurue run EuufL
Thrae-base hit rhuer- Two-hase hits
r1r1le STa-rz. Dame udEardt I'm
pira- CruEH
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
UMPIRE Is HANDLED ROUGHLY
Official said 90 Havs Besn BADLY
Harf - Tinker aaA Hafaazn-

CuLCMBCs. O. AprI u--CaIrss a
movement sia-1sd b. friends ~ Umpire
Watkins. who vas handed roughly ID
loaa3 saEne between the Chicago Ma
-una- and Columbus American association
teams, Is headed Of ShDrrErup Tinker and
-liIzleider Hoffman Edll BE- put under A.
rest and kEur cut Of the opening game of
me National leasua season Al Cine.unaE.
THURSDAY
AAflns dispute over a decision ina
tinker tTaupled rle umpirzs feel VIII
MS splkEs- In rhe seventh Hoffman rushed
a. watkins fram behind and struck him
out VAS resl-ELned by Manager Chanrs
from fuiluw-uE up ti,e ar-ack.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

AruaId-u srr-nader. NJ rhe Gayery.
Somewhat different s Bob Van oEtgn
frun nearly al the men w1o nave pre-
c-dsd hin as comedians Of the *
traraEanzas playing AZ this thsarsr- Van
Cstan fz ahIe % make his audience laugh
heartily by a1nr u gesture and iuronartun
or bv change of facial expression and he
does not deem il necessary ID become
buffnun. or even q clown HurEe play Is
a. a minimum shis week TIE current
attraction is more mer1tnr1Cus mar many
uf the past fn other respects also. Be
SIDES a funny f5rzt part there - q good
clio and the sscond pat has some merit
OF novelty. Il is bUrsesuue q police
court scene Win Van CB1sn as the maE.H-
t--aue. The company includes several Othe-
people Of a5ilitv among these being
midget named Hazel Rice and whirlwind
dancer known On the program as the
Princess Tercerfa-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
ALAMrTOs LOSE TO rHIUMFHs
Creamery Team suffers BAD Defeat
fer Lack 81 Practice.

On the F1urnnCe 1eid yesterday afternoon
the FIRST game Of a duuhle-heEgiEr resulted
the Alamlfn Creamery cumpanW's nine 1T
the score uf - To Z The game WaR faT
better than ti1s scure indicates The cream
cry nine mas . good bunch Of bail tosHers
but iack practice During the game the
AlHmirua pulled Of couple 0f lea- double
plays. The Trumphs played with a de-
naI-l1nR uun not shown before Ihis season
and worked together with machine Ike
precision Hirsch rEtrled magnificent bal
AZ critical periods. Score RH Z
Triunphs .- = Iaza 20 @zsu .
AlA-litus ------ 1 Q Q Q Q B-l 4
Ear-aTaes- Tr1umphE 5irscn and Coz
AlauifoE. Adams and Fsaci,fgn- Str1lck Out
BY EarSCh. 9: bv Adams 2 Bases on balls
or ElrEcn- 2 or Adams L Hit with
pitched ball By Adams. 4 TTo-hzEe hits
DurlfAe. 2. Drummv- Tirea-bRse hits "
rrImmy, EARr. E7rsch- Stolen bHges- Nc
Lean -. Umpire r Holmes
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

PAT AIE1ADCIh- Aen-- Aprl M-gEne-
rlal. s--Ghe 0pe1lng ball game uf the 50
son was pulled or IN rltB cifV Sanllraiar-
Afternoon nstWeen ri1e Aahlaud b 81 erhOrl
team and the FlarrEsluuurh Efgh suHUoi
bunch, the locals admin lEtsEiua \ af1f-rr
Ashland u
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
YORK CITY TEAMS
PLAY
Hope Expr-u-=d 70 IoIa state League
Next Year.

YORK Neb-. Apr-l I1---s Special Begin
ming A uril Ia regular lEaglle games VII be
piaTeG AZ Athlete park Captains uf the
four city le4gEle ne4mE have a list Of 6fa---
six players fruu which 20 ss&eEt the mem
0ETg uf their teams after q few games ara
played York has a number 1f good ball
players and from the city lsaEle II N pro-
posed 70 Organize city team thar VII
play al teams
4 q Christian 0f the YORK Commercial
club u curresplnutuE with mauagers uf
teams IN al the nearby towns and cites.
TRYING 10 1rEansEe -Four EeEr County
league OF a rri-s-ulEurv leag1e. composed
uf rhe counties Of FILLMORE. Cay. Hamilton.
seward Puik, Butter ann saline
The growing popularity Of league base
bail a. York IL surh tslar next year York
may be an AsuIralr f1r membership IN
the state league
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

-rF1 meets wfu b. ertfrel~ saua-afr and
Two Giffersur sets rf meals VII b.
awarded Two cuus VII Be arlried aa
sueclal urUeE. 20 be- gwen rn the school
winning them three tines iu EuCrsEE on.
The storm Lnka achnrl has nlrenfw won
eucr u Them twice The LaEe CRY . l-n
school wll1 Endnuhref'v asnd a fHieEarluu
rn eHen rf trraa meets
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
IOWA TEAM ~ HARD LICK
Two Mere Men Are I'm Hospital ~
HeauI1 Of Infursen.

IOWA CITY. IA. AprsI IL Special ~
believe I VIII Be able - whip out a team
thar VII be a winner saan Ied Green
university hase ball cuaGh. to-day. Captain
Schaeffer af the Davenport Thres-L lsaErne
SAYS hrs men ara IN much batter condition
than last vsar when the varsity scored
VITA difEculty and uftsl were blanket In
me seT1ea last wesk we hit and SCARED
heavily and were BANKED but once
Two more men are on tle hospital glEr
70 take rha place OF Catcher Monk and
Second Baseuau StsWa-r- Hanson the big
firar haaeTuaz1. sura11ed his ankle badly
Friday and Mer-cle. who took his place
saturday. had EngEr bone spiinrEned by-
a speedy thruw 70 c1t or a runner The
rest Of the SQUAD ~ IN good condition
Five men have he=n fighting for C1lr1ieId
positions. Mericie Wright Thompson Black
and Benson. Merdc3e Is the only man VINO
has q sure claim to outGeld position.
acrurlinE 70 Coach Green.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

Our showing Of Ladies Pumps ard Ok
furIs Is most complete Al feathers and a
great variety Of styles Prices. Szn %
ER We can sHTe you money on Tuur
shoe bill. Come in and let AZ show YOU
Duncan shoe Co.. = Sourh Main St
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Council Bluffs
ILLNESS POSTPOyES TRIAL
Major Richmond. Chief Of Pollce.
Stricken with Heart Disease.
ATTACK COMES on N 0FFTCE
Head 90 Department Uucansrfaus
Hair Haur-PhvufcfaR Hefu~s-
60 AIravv Patient 90 Appear
~ Hearfng-
ATTACK CONES on N OFFICE

MAJOR George II Eschmnnd. caier 1t DO
ilcs suffered a severe attack Of heart fall
ura ass evening and his ounditun for
tE-na vas ar--a1aelv serious Dr. Luna4d
Macras his physician. announced laEt niEht
rhac under no circumstances would De con-
sent 10 Major Richmond going on the wit
ness stand todav
--rhe examination uf MAJOR Richmond IN
ne removal proceedings in the disiric1
court must be postponed Tor daL- ana
possibly longer declared Dr. Mac11e lhEf
air1-. Major Eschmund suffered a severe
attack Of heart failure and Il would be eE-
rrgmeIv dangerous for him 70 artsmpt %
resume his examination on me wand Mon
dav The nervous srralz under which be
haz been fur surns ums Is unudubtsdly re-
seonsible 10 a Ersaz sx1anS for t1s seiEars-
mis- Is not the Erst tine Major Richmond
has suffered Al af-zcz af this KIND and
hnd r-ara tears az the outset Of this case
thar me excitement and-nervuuE strain %
which he would be suh5 5eu-e- Esrlsd bring
on another attack
Unconscious In office.
Major Richmond vas seized vhile In his
ofrce n police heHduua-terv- He had spent
the dav ouiezIv AZ home resting AFTER the
strain Of an entire weeks attendance IN
court and the ordeal of being On the Wit
ness stand FOR several hours Sat1rdH---
About 5w o'clock he lsft hts home on
Lzv-un Terraces and walked ~ pulirs head
quarters Ha had barely seated himself ln
has uriuaas Office when attacked The sex
urs came Just as Sergeant O'Neil entered
the chiefs uf-ca. Major Richmond sta-tsd
70 tel Sergeant O-Nesl that he was not
feeling vel when ne suddenly piAced hIs
rand over his heart and sith the exciA-na-
ton. Oh, ny Cod lapsed -u-n uncun-
sciuusnesE. Cr. Macrae. who was immedi-
areIv summoned. fortunately happened %
be a. home and lost No time in 1aEtsnins
10 the a5d OF the stricken Officer II was
nsa-Iv half an hour. however, before The
chief recovered consciousness and Vas able
I TO be removed 90 HIS home IN carriage
T Late last niEhr Major Richmond was resi-
LnE quietly although sIeesdinE1y veal
sFrzr the a1rzck- Ee sEpressed cunGdenc'
F in beng able % appear in court TlesdaT
EEs attorneys when Informed Of Ma3ul
& Rsuhmund's attack stated last night thai
they did not a1r.cipA1s any objection or
the part uf the state under the circum
stances 70 having the hearing continued
over Monday. or even longer 4 Ma1ul
Rschmund-s condition demanded il