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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
kidnapping Case
Falls Through
Was Simply a Case of Mistaken
Identity-Trio is Fined in
Police Court.

Following a supposed attempt to kidnap
Miss Mildred Kramer when she arrived In
Omaha at $3.50 O'Clock Sunday morning
after a visit in Des Moines, Bert Phillips Of
Davenport, B. f. Gilbert OF Des Moines and
Miss Ray Beaman Of Des Moines were fined
SO and costs each by Judge Crawford on
the charge OF disturbing the peace. Miss
Beaman, who left Des MONIES with Miss
Hllda Crane, expected to meet Phillips and
Gilbert in Omaha, became lost from her
companion, who went on to Lincoln.
Upon alighting in Omaha, Miss Beaman.
seeing Miss Kramer. the daughter of Jacob
Kramer, 1906 Park avenue the manager of
Raphael Pred company. who had also come
in on the delayed train. thought she was
her companion and pointed her out to the
Young men who met her.
At this time Miss Kramers 1s-year-old
brother was putting her in a carriage TO
take her home. Thinking that 1t was the
travelling man who was stealing their girl
Phillips and Gilbert attempted to take the
girl away, from her brother. When the
cab drove on the trio followed in a taxicab
to Kramers home, where they informed
Mr.. Kramer he was not the girls father
The police took a hand and landed the trio
in iail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
Man Hit by Train
Dies of Injuries
William Bullard of Fremont Snc.
'cumbs TO Shock of Blow from
Burlington Train.

William Billiard, who was struck by the
stub train from Gibson last Friday even
ing at Third and Hickory streets, died al
st. Josephs hospital Monday morning at 2
O'Clock. He was, found lying at one side
of the tracks by people living in that
vicinity, and acting as II badly hurt, The
police were notified and he was taken to
the police station, and after an examina-
ton it was thought that he was seriously
injured.
Later in the evening he was taken to the
hospital, and since that time has been in a
semi conscious condition. 1t was found
that after his accident spinal meningitis re-
suited, and his death is thought to be due
TO this.
Mr.. Billiard was single and lived in Ere
mont He has a brother In Omaha, who is
employed at the Hansen saloon. Coroner
Crosby was notified and will hold an in
quest.
The accident occurred early in the even
ing as Billiard was walking up the tracks,
He saw the train approaching him in front,
but not until 1t was too late to get out of
It's path.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS


have Root Print II.
Electric Fsns-Burgsss-arands co.
Best DRY Cleaning Of garments. Twin
City Dye Works. 4O7 South Fifteenth.
oppenhsim aairdrossing Parlors move
236-7-S-s-24O City Natl Bank Bldg Sept. 1.
Happy Hollow stock, one share for sale;
price f95. owner leaving city. Address
S 21s. care OF Bee.
when You Have Hidss, wool or fur
bring them TO ]. S. smith & Co. Highest
pricesA honest treatment. 1914 Jones street.
Thd Bsbraska Savings and loan Assn
loansNon homes only in Douglas county.
Service prompt, terms reasonable. Board
Of Trade Bldg, I6o3 FArnam St. Omaha
The ice cream social which was post
poned last week WIN be given Thursday
evening Of this week at Mrs. Tabers, 1917
Harvey, for the benefit OF McCobe church.
Everybody welsome.
Eagles to st. Louis-Eagles of Ne
braska and South Dakota leave in a special
car for st. Louis tonight over the Wabash
for the annual convention there Doc"
Tanner Of South Omaha heads the local
delegation. The convention holds all this
week.
knights Templar visit omaha--wash-
.
which went west to Denver and Colorado
by way OF Kansas City. arrived in Omaha
at 1910 Monday morning and spent some
time In viewing the city. The Knights
made their convention week at Chicago
extend TO a little trip around the country
in the special car.
Arion singers Here-A special car con-
tanning the Arion Singing society of Amer
lea came through Omaha Monday afternoon
on the Northwestern, taking the Union Pa
cific to Denver, en- route to Yellowstone
park. Sunday afternoon Omaha was be-
sieged by a number OF the members Of the
Hutchinson special to Yellowstone park
party. They were met at the train by
Omaha friends and taken around the city
in a tally-ho during the afternoon.
Daughter Replaces Dead Boy-whilC
Moses O'Brleu, a steward at the Hen
shaw cafe, was In OttumWa Ia, attending
the funeral of his 1-year-old son, Mrs
OBrien, at their home in Omaha 4217 Fow-
Ter avenue gave birth TO a baby girl. The
son died August II OF cholera infantum and
the daughter that came to take his place
with strange coincidence was born three
days later. The daughter is a perfectly
healthy and happy infant.
vacstionIsts Returning Home-omaha
Is threatened with an invasion OF rea
money or at least an invasion of what IL
the twentieth century representation OF rea
money 1t is coming here on September
In company with twenty-one sons OF VIVA
are commonly called the vulgar rich,
Sons of eastern capitalists. Charles p
Moores. ~ owner of large ranch neal
Fort Washable Wyo,, has had as his Wis
ltors for the summer all these young men
and now the whole party is going back t.
New York and Boston, where the greater
part Of them live. They leave Lander
wyo.. on August 81, travelling east ove
me Northwestern. road.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
School Children
Must Stop w ork
by September 8
Vacation Permits Are Void After
That Date, When School
Opens.

The attendance officer has issued his com
mand that all school children who have
hecn employed for the summer must be
released by their employers September 3.
School starts September 6, Tuesday, and
children who are under 16 years OF age are
supposed to stop work the Saturday before.
E. d. Gepson. the truancy official Of the
Omaha schools must be consulted at his
office in the city hall by all children who
expect continue working after school be-
gins, so that certificates can be issued by
his authority Vacation certificates should
be returned Immediately, as they cease to
be of value as soon as school opens.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
BOHEMIAN WINNERS BACK
successfuI Team of the Tel Jed sOI<OI
Brings Home Many Trophies
of the Meet.

Hail the Conquering Hero" was in the
atmosphere Sunday as the Burlington
train pulled in with Omaha's victorious
members OF the Tel Jed Sokol aboard. All
the athletes had the tired but happy ex-
preston which means so much. and each
was adorned with a cute little Happy
Hooligan" cap. At the head of their pro-
cesston they cat.tens Q huge wooden key.
which was presented to them as tho key
to the town OF Ravenna.
Ravenna merchants are right up to the
times in the advertising line. and each
sof the returning turner's wore from one
TO half g. dozen of little advertising badges
and souvenirs as mementoes OF their trip.
Colonel Joe MIX, who Is the president OF
the Omaha lodge. said that it was in his
opinion the best meet the Tel Jed Solxol
Ahaa ever had. Some 5000 people were
Eprtsent there Saturday, and a fine time
was enjoyed by all.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
SPANISH ASTRONOMER HERE
ev. DR.. Rivardo Cirera Tells About
SPANS Troubles.
SAYS DON JAIME CAN'T REBEL
Observatory over which Father Ciera
Presides Discovered the suns In
nuenee over Electric and
Magnetic Phenomena.

Spain is troubled by political party
which seeks to establish a republican form
OF government and not by strife with the
Roman Catholic church, according to the
Rev Father Ricardo Cirera, a spanish
astronomer who is visiting with the
Rev Father Rigge OF Creighton uni
versity. Father Cirera declared that all
tax OF Don Jaime, the Spanish pretender,
undertaking a revolution against King
Alfonso is baseless but that such q move
by the republicans is not go improbable.
The visiting astronomer s director Of
the Jesuit observatory Of Ebro, located
near Cortosa, Spain He is on his way to
the meeting OF the International union at
Mount Wilson, near Pasadena, Cal, which
Ia called for next week as a session In
solar research.
In quaint English. which he gained during
ten months residence at London ten
years ago, the astronomer talked entertain
ingly Of his work and OF spain.
There is really no rupture between Spain
and the church at Rome" said Father
Cirera. The church does not uphold Don
jaime as It's champion and is not saction-
Ing move to overthrow the king. don't
think Don Jaime has any real political
strength, such as would be needed for a
rebellion under his leadership.
THE only trouble that exists in Spain
now is the activity OF the republican party,
which has been growing FOR some time and
which would welcome a chance to attack
and sweep aside the present government"
Not as Had as Painted.
Father Clrera from that point proceeded
to explain how the news telegraphed from
his country has been exaggerated so as to
exploit all the bad conditions, never men,
tioning the good things of the nation.
In the course of his talk on Astronomical
subjects, Father Cirera remarked that his
observatory was the one in which the re-
cent discovery that the sun Is solely re-
sponsible for all the electrical and mag
netic phenomena OF the earth was made
He explained that he and his colleagues
are concentrating their research on the
problem of climatic conditions in the hope
of some day having formula for learning
future climatic conditions. He declared Il
may become possible some day to phophesy
weather conditions for years ahead.
! 1t Is expected several hundred worlt
famous astronomers will be in attendant,
at the Mount matchmaking. Father Cirert
represents two astronomical societies a
the big gathering.
The Mount Wilson observatory is thu
largest solar observatory In the world tn,
Mount Ebro institution from which Fathe
Cirera comes is the largest Jesuit obser
vatory In the world.
| Father Rigge announced that the Rev
Father Aloysius Cortie, who is director o
the observatory at Stonyhurst, and who al
ready has gone TO Mount Wilson, will stol
in Omaha for a visit on his way home
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
Special Train
Quite a Hummer
Frontier Day Special to Cheyenne to
Be a Most Gorgeous
Affair.

The Union Pacific special to the Frontier
day celebration will be fairly imposing
train consisting OF eleven coaches. This
was announced Monday noon following a
conference at the Commercial club of all
interested divisions.
The train will include the following: Bag
gage car. two Commercial club cars dining
car two South Omaha cars, Ak-Sar- Ben car.
private cars OF General Manager Mohler
and Assistant General Freight Agent Lane
Northwestern private car, Burlington pri-
vate car.
1t is also announced that the rate Of SIT so
for the round trip win include transporta-
ton, II desired, TO Denver and Colorado
Springs and will be good returning until
October 81
On arrival at Cheyenne Friday morning
the travellers from this city and South
Omaha win go by automobile to Fort d. A.
Russell. where a review OF troops will be
given In their honor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
CUT|CURA REMEDIES
CURED PHYSICIAN
Of Eczema. Now Prsscribss Them and
Says They Have Cured When Other For
muIas Have Failed. PrOclaims Their Wiz
tues to the World
"THEY ALWAYS BRING RESULTS

My afflicted with the year 1897. used
the Remedies an entirely cured. a
physician often Cucura Resolvent
Soap eczema, and they have cured
where other formulas have failed
in the habit Of endorsing patent medicines but
remedies possessing merit such the Cuti
Remedies minded enough to proclaim their
virtues the world have been praccng medicine for
twenty years, and find Remedies No l.
the Cuicura Remedies good They always
bring results (Signed) G. M. FISHER, M. d.,
Dec. A. 1909. Big Pool, Md.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
GREAT CHANGE IN ONE WEEK
w. III. Thomas Notices n Material
Growth I'm Corn During Week
He IL Away.

w. II. Thomas. just back from q ten
days trip TO New York City, declares he
noticed a wonderful change in the corn crop
between his trio east and return.
"Ail the way through Ohio Indiana, I'LL
nois and Iowa." said Mr.. Thomas, 'the
crop looked remarkably well as returned,
Heavy rains and q weeks growth in the
Intsgval had worked wonders. Eastern peo-
pis3lre feeling good over improved crop
prospects, although the shutting down Of
some cotton and wooden mills Is the cause
of some concern.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
M0HLER SAYS THAT NO
BRIDGE Is NOW NEEDED
Says that the Present Structure VIII
DO for Mt Leaat Ten
Years.

A. l.. Mohler. vice president and general
manager OF the Union Pacific, says in re-
gard to the talk Of the road starting new
train bridge over the Missouri river, that
no such step is even being considered by
the officials.
There is no necessity Dfor new bridge
over the river atrpresont and the Union
Pacific VIII very likely not even think OF
such step for perhaps ten years. We are
able to handle all the trains at present with
ease between Omaha and Council Bluffs
and will invest money in other ways for a
time at least"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
DOCTOR RECOMMENDED CU1IcURA REMEDIES

When ten twelve old had scalp disease,
something scadhead suffered for several months and
of hair suffered for several months and
recommended the Cuticura Remedies They cured
few have used the Cuticura Remedies also,
for a breaking hands and was benefited great
haven't had trouble with the scalp disease.
(signed) MISS JESSIE F. BUCHANAN,
jan 7, 1909. r. F. D. 8, Hamilton Ca
Remedies sold by druggists throughout the
world. Potter Chem Corp Sole Props, 131 Columbus
Boston SBMailed free latest 32page Cutcura Book CIV
description treatment Of affections of the skin and scalp
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
GEORGE W. MATCHED AT LAST
n. G. Browne Vies with the Father
of His Country for Truth
fulness,

Omaha is the residence OF a man who can
beat the oft told tale OF little Georgie and
his Ratchet a mile, This man was for a
couple Of weeks where there were fish,
real rainbow trout. and he comes home aud
confesses that the flsh he caught were
small and he didn't lose a one that was
bit bigger than the ones he got. f. e,
Browne OF the Union Pacific Is the man
and he has Just returned from the Silver
spruce ranch near Esterhrook. Colo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
JEwELRY THIEF TO KEARNEY
Boy Is Sentenced for Stealing Jew-
slery from Four Different
stores.

John Lewis. a l4-year-old burglar charged
with breaking into four jewelry stores and
stealing jewelry aggregating about 500. was
sent to the Kearney Industrial school Mon
day morning by Judge sutton OF the Juve-
nile court. Among the stolen jewels, only
part OF which have been recovered, was a
diamond ring valued at $50 The boy says
his parents live In Oklahoma City. The
burglaries are said TO have been COM
mitted during the last three weeks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
PICTURE TELLS A GLAD STORY
VnIOn stock Yards Activity L. Re-
corded by the Motion
Camera.

The Union Stock yards moving pictures,
recently taken, were given a try out" at
the Ak-sar-Ben picture theater. Sixteenth
and Vinton streets, Saturday afternoon, and
there Is not a bad piece Of film in the
lot. These pictures represent every day
routine OF activity in South Omaha. They
are designed to advertise Omaha as the
greatest live stock market OF the west, and
their first public appearance will be at the
state fair In Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23

were approved with some alterations.
These alterations are now being considered
by the railroad officials and the work will
proceed as soon as they comply with the
city's corrections. Some OF the preliminary
steps toward the reairs have been taken.
on the Locust street and Nicholas street
viaducts the appraisers are approaching
an end to their work and actual construction
will begin probably before long.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
PREACHER CLIMBS MOUNTAINS
Rev. George ID. Cherry walks 10 the
Top of Pixies Peak Three
Times.

Rev. Joseph B. Cherry of POnca Neb.
formerly Of Omaha, has been doing some
extensive mountain climbing during his
vacation In the Rockies lie writes The
Bee that he has walked 1856 miles and has
climbed 1000 feet IN the aggregate since
August T. He has been up Pixies Peak
three times.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23

Several changes have been made in the
official force OF the Union station OF TINS
CITY this week j. G.. Mcbride, in charge
OF the gate, IL taking vacation and LETT
for Denver Tuesday. Rustin Carrier has
been placed on as night passenger director
and Victor Wiles takes charge OF the IN
formation bureau
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
Work Soon to
Start on Two
New ViaductS
Plans for Repairing the Eleventh
Street Viaduct Are Also
Adopted.

The repairing of the Eleventh street via
duct is up to the railroad companies inter
ested. The Union Pacific submitted plans
for the work to the city engineer and they
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23

The following marriage licenses have been
granted:
Name and Residence. Age
Harlan r. Meyers Omaha................25
Mary Tamisica. Omaha ......,....,.,..,.....2
Burton O. simpson. Minneapolis ..........@
Mary Sonneborn, Omaha ....,.,,....,..,..26
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23
To Die on the scufgoId

To Die on the ScufROld
is painless compared with the weak, lame
back kidney trouble causes. Electric Bit
tiers is the remedy. SOC. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-23

The Key to the situatlOn-Beo Want Ads
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-07
ROANOKE AUTO
OWNERS ON TOUR
Will Follow Example of Lynch
burg Motorists for Summer
Outing July l.
lspeclal to The Richmond Virginlan.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.
LYNCHBURG, VA, April Tin
connection with the automobile en-
durance run to Roanoke on April 81
on the part of a large number of
Lynchburg autoists, words comes here
that Roanoke automobilists are dis
cussing a plan for a summer outing
for the first day OF July.
The route for this outing will prob
ably include Winston-Salem and other
North Carolina towns and stop at
Danyille. Va. 1t Is planned to reach
Lyncfburg on the morning OF July 4,
In time to give the travellers the OPP
portunity to witness the annual
Fourth of July game between the
Virginia League teams OF Roanoke
and Lynchburg, which will be played
here this year.
From Tynchhurg it Is planned to
go over the Blue Ridge to Roanoke
The road over all this route will be
in fair condition at the time the out
ing is planned, ana the trip would
take three days. This time limit will
mean that a considerably lively speed
would have to be maintained, and
would be. therefore. a good test for
the machines entering In the race.
A definite decision has not beer
reached as 10 the Route, and the de-
tails have not been worked out, but
there seems to be good indications
that such a trip will be taken during
the summer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-07
L|PE IS
AFTER M'EvOY
Former Richmond Manager
Wants Fast Infielder for His
Macon Team.

Perry Lipe, erstwhile manager of
the Richmond Colts, and now In
charge tife-MaesH= team iEa-the
South Atlantic League. wants Johnny
McEvoy, the fast Richmond infelder,
TO join him this year, and has written
letter to the player, Offering MIN
$l35 month. McEvoy has declined
the offer. He could receive $3.50
from any team in thu Virginia League
IL he would consent to play this year.
Lipe has been dickering with Iron,
Richmond's second baseman, and this
may be the reason That player has
not shown up here for practice. No
Evoy Ia recognized TO be the fastest
intieider ever turned out by Rich
mond. and with hts brother, Jimmie
McEvoy, has played in all the leagues
under the majors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-07
TOM SHARKEY SAYS He
WILL CHALLENGE WINNER
Sailor Claims He Can Get in Con-
dition for Fight and Means
Business.

NEW YORK. April New York
fight fans to-day are laughing over
Tom Sharkeys declaration that he Is
going to be present at the Jeffries-
johnson fight and challenge the win
ner.
Why. the man VINO gets licked on
July could take half an hours
rest and then beat Sharkey to death"
said one fighter to-day. But despite
that. Sharkey says he is in deadly
earnest. II am only thirty-stx years
old" he said to-day, and ] believe
/ can come back good and strong To
show I~smean business i am going in
training next Tuesday. ! feel better
now than ever did In my life"
The fighters do not believe Sharkey
can come back Jeffries crushed In
most OF his ribs on one memora BILE
occasion, and Gus Rubin finished the
fph
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-07
Lyrehhurc Shut Out.

LYNcHBuRG, VA. April 1.-THE
second game between the Giants Colts
and the Lynchburg Shoemakers was
played yesterday afternoon and was a
fast one, four double plays being pull
ed off, three by the locals and one by
the Colts An error by the pitcher In
the second inning gave the visitors the
only two rugs Of the game.
Score: RH. II.
Lynchburg ...e0000o000--0 s 3
New York :. % 20 10000 A-s2 = 1
= Batteries--Lrnc GeAfiag, Ee-
Wy, Lucia and Rowe: New York. Dick
inson. Buck Pareon, Snodgras and
Robinson. Time OF game--l:lS. I'm
pire-Mr. johnson,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-07
Wednesday $ Races


Jhcke0ntttte Hoeuite.
First Race--Six furlongs: selling;
dite won: c. Clamps. second: Lavengs-
ton, third. Time. 1:14A-5.
Second Race-6even furlongs; sell
ing; three-year -olds and upward Col
onel Jot won: NJ. ]. Whelan, second;
Kenmare Queen. third. Time, l.2Sl-5.
Third Race--Six furiongs; selling:
four-year-olds and upward. Barns
dale won: Camel, second: Seymour
Beutler. third. Time. liza.
Fourth Race--Four and half fur
longs; Fountain Of Youth stakes: two
year -olds- sDarling won: Sir Kearney,
second: MOnchief. third. Time, :66 2-5,
civilians entry.
Fnth RaceAOne mile and seventy
yards; selling: four-year- oids and up.
Great Jubilee won; Merry Gift, sec
onA; First Premium. third. Time.
1:44S-5
Sixth Raee-One mile and a six-
teenth; selling: four-year colds and up.
Pirate Diana won: Jack Right. second;
Maximum, third. Time. i:4s2-5
Oakland Results.
First Race--Six fsirlongs: selling.
Ban Rose won: My Pal. second; Fredo-
MIA, third. Time, i:iIa-6.
Second Race--Mile and an eighth;
selling. Mike Jordan won: Spring Ban.
second; Cocksure, third. Time.
1855 as.
Third Race--Futurity course: selling.
Gold Finn won; Thistle Belle. second;
Reironia, third. Tome, 1:l0.
Fourth Race-Aiile and an eighth;
San Leandro Handicap. Orbicular
won: Chester Krum. second: Inclem-
emit. third. Time, lisa.
Fifth Race-Mtie; selling. Whidden
won; Beau Man. second: Redeem,
third. Time. liz.
Sixth Receive furlongs; selling.
e. E. Fryer won; Minedocia, second; ;
Rey El Toxar, third. Time, 100 As.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-07
HARVARD TRACK SQUAD
STRONGLY REINFORCED

BOSTON, MASS, April liar
wards track squad. which has caused
mr. small uneasiness among the Grim
ann supporters this year, 10 greatly
reinforced to-day with the appear
ance for training of Herbert Jaques.
the crack distance man, and Pete
Fernald. the middle distance star,
both of whom have reported to Coach
Donovan for the first time this spring.
Jaaues has fully recovered from
the injury to his foot, caused By an
accident with an axe In a Northern
lumber camp last summer. and viii
run the two-mile and mile again this
wear. but will probably realize In the
former.
Fernald will probaly be taken from
the half-mile and put In the mile
events.