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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
GOWN BACK, BUT IS SILENT
Father of Mrs. "Jaok" Cudahy Re-
fuses to Discuss Cutting ARRAY.
WRITTEN STATEMENT DUE TODAY
General Says He VIII Apprise Omaha
People of the Case Through
Papers, but is Mum Upon
Arrival.

General John C. Gown, father of Mrs.
John p. Cudahy, returned from Kansas
City alone last night in time for dinner,
but 1t was not until breakfast was over that
his family heard the story of the Cudahy-
Lillis trouble according to his version.
General Gown declined to discuss the
affair in any terms last night seeking so
far as possible to relieve himself of the
strain Of the past few days. Mrs Cudahy
is still in Kansas City, but may visit her
parents here later.
Il am not goin to talk this matter
over tonight, not even at home" declared
General Gown good naturedly II shall
see no one outside of the family tonight"
rs Mrs. Cudahy to come to Omaha in
the near future?" he was asked.
"I don't know replied General GOWN
Iedging his way toward his big automobile
standing at the Burlington depot.
Tomorrow / shall issue a written state
ment to the papers about the case, but ]
shall say nothing tonight l am very
tired"
The deor Of the big car closed and Gen.
eral Gown rolled off down the viaduct
toward home.
He was met at the train by his son, Cap
tain William C. Gown of the Eighth Cav
airy, who came to Omaha to remain here
with his mother at the family home until
the return of his father.
Captain Cowan was waiting at the Burl-
ington station for nearly half hour before
the train bearing his father arrived.
He avoided the waiting room of the depot
until the train from Kansas City was stand
ing in the sheds.
On the platform he met his father
whom he had not seen since the tragic
affair in Kansas City.
why, hello, VIII; you're looking well, "
exclaimed the father, grasping the sons
hand as they met half way to the entrance
to the station.
LilIis Way to Recovery.
KANSAS CITY March s-Jere f. Lils,
president of the Western Exchange
bank, who was assaulted Sunday morning
by John p. Cudahy al the latter's residence
was reported this morning to be steadily
recovering.
Attendants at st. Mary's hospital said
however that it was uncertain just when
Lillis would be removed from the hos
pital to his home. Asked IL his injuries
would be Of a permanent nature, they said
it would require some time to determine
that.
! General John c. Gown OF Omaha, father
Of Mrs. Cudahy, left for Omaha today.
The hospital physician stated today that
there is now no fear OF blood poisoning
developing in the case Of Lillis. A Kitchen
knife used by Cudahy on the banker was
said to have been rusty and the fear OF
blood poisoning came from this ract.
Lillis is unable to talk as his lips were
! badly battered. Nurses at the hospital says
! he has not spoken since his arrival thore
! As the knife did not touch any vital part oi
/ Llllis body he win probably be able to bt
out in few days If blood poisoning doe,
not set in. Mr.. Cudahy remains a. .hC
] Coates, house and refuses 10 talk
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Iowa Regulars
Meetln DeS MoineS
and Plan to Fight
Administration Republicans Will
Begin Active Campaign to Con-
troll State Convention.
(From a Staff Correspondent,)

DES MONIES, March 9.-(special Tele-
gram. 1.-The political campaign was started
for all Iowa today at a largely attended
meeting of the administration republicans,
who organized by selecting officers OF a
permanent organization and a member of
a committee of each congressional district.
National Committeeman Il, e. Hart was
present and other state leadersifJ L. Long
OF osceola was made president and Senator
Savage secretary.
Resolutions were adopted declaring it the
intent TO capture the state convention for
the purpose of endorsing the principles of
the republican party as endorsed and in
terpreted by President Taft. This means
immediate organization for hard fight all
along the line for Iowa, the issue being
whether the senators shall be endorsed or
the organization
1t is planned to hold mass convention
in Des Moines the latter part of this
month, which will be endorsed by speakers
of national reputation.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

Hope shines eternal In Ludwig Ruthardts
breast. Not disconnected. because Mrs.
Kate Buster will not, after all. marry him,
There are the women" says Ruthardt
You see. yet I'll get me another to
marry me-"
Pending negotiations to this effect, Mr..
Ruthardt feels that he can use the ~ he
prematurely paid out for a wedding license
and the money is now back In his wallet.
Mr.. Ruthardt, who halls from LennOx,
Ia. first apperad in the office OF the county
judge OF the county OF Douglas on the
eighteenth OF February OF the current year.
on this occasion he made known 10 License
Clerk Charles Furay that in spite OF his 70
years he contemplated marrying again.
The bride, he said, was 20 be Mrs. Kate
Buster. also OF Lennox. The license was
made out and paid To-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Hogs Reach SO. 10
on Local Market
Wild Trading and Increase Both
Here and Elsewhere is
Marked.

The price of hogs on the South Omaha
market reached top Of $1O1O yesterday,
ST. JOSEPH, March 9.-Hogs sold on the
South st. Joseph market today for S1O2o
per 100 pounds, 20 cents higher than yes
terday's record price.
Also a new record for lambs, $40 per
100 pounds. was paid today.
CHICAGO, March 9,-Hog prices at the
stock yards continued to soar. several cars
selling at 5000 per 100 pounds.
KANSAS CITY, March 9.-Live hogs
here today sold at S1O.25 per 100 pounds, a
record price in Kansas City.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, March 9.--Hogs took a
9O-cent jump here today selling at 5000.
ST. LOUIS, March s.-Live hogs of ordin-
airy quality sold here today for S1O.5O per
100 pounds. an advance Of 171A cents since
yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Hope Shines Eternal in the
Breast of Ludwig Ruthardt

Then Mr.. Rathardt disappeared from the
ken OF the county judges office and It was
supposed that the wedding bells had rung
out their wonted joyous refrain. But no.
Wednesday Mr.. Ruthardt appeared aga, n.
you cancel him, please" said he to
Furay. she viii not marry me- But l
set me another woman yet all right The
money II comes back to meY"
Why Mrs. Buster has proved coy and
untractable does not appear. She is IS
years OF age and 1t may be that she deems
Ruthardt too old.
For several days after he secured the
license Ruthardt waited. hoping that each
westbound train would bear her here.
Then when he had quit hoping against
conviction he went IL is said. back "a
Lennox and argued with the bride-not-to-
be.
But IN vain.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Work of Proposed Tribunal to Be
Done by Commerce Commission.
SENATE WILL HURRY MEASURE
Steering Committee Arranging to
Give it Right-of-Way.
BILL READ FOR FIRST TIME
Number of Senators VIII Make Anti
Railroad Speeches of n Political
Character--Debnte VIII
Ae Long.

WASHINGTON March s.-The admnis-
tration railroad bill was amended in an
important particular b ythe house COM
mittee on interstate and foreign com
merce today, when the committee voted
to Z to substitute the Interstate Com
merce commission for the proposed court
of commerce as the tribunal designated to
receive petitions or applications of rail-
roads desiring to acquire interests in other
railroads.
The six democrats ovted for the sub
stitute and were Joined by Chairman Mann
and two other republican members. Repre-
sentatves Esch and Wanger were absent,
but their votes could have no greater effect
than to cause a tie.
AS this section provided one of the chief
duties of the court of commerce. 1t is ex-
petced that the administration will use
vigorous efforts to have today's vote recon-
sidered in committee and the action re-
sclnded
Section 1, which involves many. important
poitns, is yet to be disposed Of
Senate VIII Hurry Measure.
President Taft today received from Sena-
tor Aldrich verbal report of the action
Of the steering committee in voting to take
up the ADMINISTRATION IdlHOdu Dill ana
hold II before the senate to the exclusion
of any other business. except approprla-
ton measures until It is passed. The presl-
dent was pleased by this decision.
AS the steering committee is in favor of
this program, it is not doubted that such
an order will be made in the senate
The indications point to a long debate
in the senate on the railroad measure
number Of senators have in view the
making of anti-raIlroad speeches of a poll.
tical character.
Somewhat unexpectedly, the railroad bill
received its first reading in the senate
today.
Let it go over" suggested Senator
Gallinger.
''oh let 1t be read rather pleadingly re.
sponded Senator Kean, who was presiding
fro the day.
'@rhen let 1 tgo," consented the New
Hampshire senator. A single objection
would have sent the bill over for anothei
day. Nothing was gained by this proceed.
ing, except time necessary to read the bill
for 1t was understood generally that nc
further proceeding beyond making 1t the
unfinished business would be undertaken
today.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
TEMPERANCE FORCES JOIN
Association to Boost Constitutional
Prohibition in Iowa Formed
et Des MOines.

DES MONIES, Ia, March 9.-The Con-
stitutional Prohibitory Amendment associa-
tion was organized in Des Moines today al
the state convention of the allied temper
ance forces. Into this new association Is
merged all of the various temperance Or
ganizations of the state. The object is to
secure constitutional provision. Plans for
electing a legislature favorable to this
amendment were laid.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Gould to Wed Another
Chorus Girl Named Kelly

NEW YORK. March "a cablegram has
been received today by friends OF Frank
Gould, in which he says that his marriage
with Miss Edith Kelly, the English dancer
may be an event Of the future. Mr.. Gould's
friends sent him congratulatory messages
last night on the report that he had
welded the little chorus girl in Europe.
Mr.. Gould is reported in his cablegram
as saying there will be no ceremony untIl
permanent disposition OF the two children
by his former wife. Curiously enough the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
ENGINEER SCALDED TO DEATH
Broken FInnEe Causes DOuble-HeHdeF
Freight Train 90 Leave
Trick.

DIES MONIES, Ia, March s,-Engineer
Joseph Keenan, of Des Moines was scalded
to death and other train men were in
jured, when a double header" freight on
the St Paul s. Des Mones road left the
track near Racine Ia. today. A broken
flange is thought TO have been responsible.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

maiden name of the first Mrs Gould was
Miss Helen Kelly.
While the divorce proceedings were on
Frank Gould met Miss Edith Kelly, the
dancer. here ana his attentions to her
were marked, Five months ago Gould and
Miss Kelly departed for Europe.
Recently Bessie De Vote. an actress.
brought suit against Frank Gould for
breach OF promise and asked for 500 900.
She made public some love letters, which
she alleged were written by him.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
COLLEGE BOYS GREET CARRIE
WITH SOME DRINKING SONGS
Temperance Lecturer ROasts YRnItOn
for Having saloons and Gre
ates Disturbance.

YANKToN, s. D., Maren s--.s2eclaI
Tolegram.l- with college boys singing
drinking songs in fun, the curtain went ip
for Carrie Nation last night at the opera
house with a full house. Carrie roasted
this college town for having so many
saloons. and parents for sending thei,
boys here. She went strongly after the
masons now In reunion here, and after the
lecture WAS turned out OF John Behm's
saloon for making disturbance.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
CARLOAD OF BABES GIVEN
AWAY TO EAGER CLAIMANTS
Supply of FOundlinEs Gives Out Mt
New Orleans Long Before De-
mRnd is Satisfied.

NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-This was the
day they give babies away in New Or
leans. A carload Of the little tots arrived
here today from New York founding and
orphan asylums, with an eager crowd Of
claimants awaiting their arrival. In addi-
ton to those who had previously made
successful claim TO a baby, many pressed
about the car in the hope that there might
be some left over" but those who had
applied in advance got every baby in the
car.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
SUSPECT IN STANFIELD CASE
Man Taken at Falls City Believed to
Have Attacked Woman in
Hadar Case.

NORFOLK, Neb., March 9.-(SpeciaI
Telegram)-A man suspected OF being the
assailant Of Mrs. stanfield in Norfolk a
week ago was today arrested at Falls City,
Neb. The sheriff there describes the sus-
pect as having a dark skin and a scratch
on his face reward OF 500 was offered
for the man.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
LICENSE RETURNS ARE EVEN
About Half OF Minnesota Towns
HOldinG Elections Vote
Against saloons.

~ PAUL, March s-Towns and villages
all over Minnesota held elections yesterday
and In most Of the election precincts the
important issue was license or no license
for liquor saloons.
The vote was about evenly divided SO
far as returns from i2S towns show OF
these sixty-two voted for no license and
sixty for license, and in the town OF Becker
the vote was q tis
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
LOUIS JAMES BODY BURNED
Ashes of Dead Actor VIII Then
BE Taken to Kansas
City.

KANSAS CITY, March s.-The body of
Louis James, the actor arrived here today.
Funeral service will be held tomorrow af-
fternoon at the residence of Mr.. James
parents in this city. Tomorrow night the
body will be taken to ST. Louis for Gre
nation and later the ashes will be brought
back to this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
Nurt Acqults
: schaikovSky;
~ Exiles Woman
Mn shkovskaya is Found Guilty
" Revolutionary Activity in
Closed Session.

ST PETERSBURG, March 9-Nicholas
Tschaikovsky was today acquitted OF the
charge Of criminal activity in the revolu-
tlonary organization. Madame Breshkov-
skaya, who was also charged Jointly with
him, was convicted and sentenced to be
exied
Both have been in prison for over a year.
j. Tschalkovsky pleaded not guilty, and
Madame Breshkovskaya, when arraigned,
said:
Il admit that I am a social revolution
lst,'" when their trials on charges OF
criminal activity in the revolutionary Or
ganization bega- yesterday. The public was
not admitted to the court room the audi
ence being confined to the prisoners, court
officers, Tschaikovsky's wife and forty
gendarmes and plaln-clothes officers.
The witnesses included a political con-
vict. who appeared in chains Tschaikovsky
was brought to the court room escorted
by ten gendarmes. He waved cheerful
greeting to friends and his face was radi-
ant as though at the thought OF again
suffering for "the cause" He said his oc-
cupation was that Of preacher and he ex-
pounded the doctrine Of socialism.
! All Of the testimony of the prosecution
was introduced today. The government
chief witness, Pateuk the informer, made
an unsatisfactory impression even upon
the judge.
Acquitted" exclaimed Judge Sutton
when he heard that his friend had fared
we'll Acquitted! why that is almost tC
| good to be true. When a secret trial was
ordered l thought he had little chance
/ though l ielt confident he would be ac
quilted IL fair and public hearing were
! given. 1 now wonder why they had the
| proceedings in camera.
Il shall write and congratulate Tsch
aikovsky this very day."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
nr. Fritch sentencnd.

DETROIT, March 9.-Dr. George A. Fritch
was today sentenced TO serve from seven
and one-hRlf TO fifteen years In the state
penitentiary for manslaughter in causIut
the death of Maybel Millman.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10
THE OMAHA BEE

a clean. reliable newspaper that Is
admitted to each and every home.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-10

For Nebraska-Snow or rain.
For Iowa-Increasing cloudiness.
For weather report see page 3
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-07-15

Eclipse Wind Mills At Tanner & Best's
Pasture for rent. one-half mile from
wn. Apply to A B. Tanner. 2tf
B. F. Bowden Of Poplar was in GILBERT
son Monday between trains. He was after
blacksmith coal for the Bowden blacksmith
shop.
d. c. Dosgett Of North Carolina was in
town Monday and called at the Searetlight
Office. He is looking over the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lowe returned last
Friday iron Waterloo. Iowa. where Mrs.
Lowe has spent the last five months.
Get Lion brand or Heath & Mulligan
brand house paints. both Splendid quality
at s. S. Moons. soft
Ed. Troy the cashier at the Culbertson
depot wears a pleasant smile these days.
His wife arrived here from New York re.
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Tanner have been
spending a vacation Of couple Of weeks al
Alexandria, MINI. They are expectee
home the first part Of next week.
Tee,hing children have more or less diar
rhoea. which can be controlled by giving
Cbsmberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar
rboea Remedy. All that is necessary is Il
give the prescribed dose after each oper
alton Of the bowels more than natural and
then castor oil to cleanse the system. 1t i
safe and sure. Sold by all dealers.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-07-15
Notice to Horse Breeders.

There has been considerable misunder-
standing with several stallion o~neas in
different parts Of the state in regard to ad-
their horses for public use. Some
prominent horse breeders nnknowingly
have been breeding their mares to unsound
stations. This resulted because the stall
lion owner did not post his stallion license |
or copies Of il in a conspicuous place as
provided in section seven Of the Montana
stallion law. Osher stallion owners appar-
emily wish to conceal the fact that their
horse is unsound in order that they may
receive more patronage. We would advise
all mare owners to ask to see either the or
iginal license or copy Of the stallion license
Of the horse they patronize. Should any
stallion owner Intentionally misrepresen'
his horse in this he not only cannot collect
any service fee. but is liable for damage to
the mare owner. resulting from such mis-
represe ntation.
While in the northern part Of the state
on a tour OF inspection recently. large
horse breeder was visited who keeps about
two hundred mares and raises nearly as
many colts. 1t was pleasure to see snch
large band Of horses and lively colts to-
geiher. This particular rancher was do
ing his best to breed up fine lot Of draft
horses. He had three large draft stations
which he used. He was planning to regis
ter some Of the colts this season. but dis
covered, that q link was missing in his
stations registration papers. Imagine his
disappointment when on having the regis
sration certificates Of his stations verified
BY this Board, to find that one stallion. had
French Draf, application form partly till-
ed out only. Ciydesdale with four white
feet had registration certincate which
only mentioned two and third horse. a
fine individual. resulting from good top
fcrosses was only grade. with registration
certificate issued by stud book not re-
cognized by the u. S. Department Of
Agriculture. This is jus. An illustration Of
what the Stallion Registration Board meets
With frequently. Jus, las. spring another
large horse breeder sent In the registration
papers Of nine mares. which he bought for
pune breds. but found later that they we're
only grades. Their certificates Of registra-
ton we're worthless. This Board stands
ready At any time TO give advise or assist,
ancs 10 any one contemplating the purchase
Of registered horses. IS well A. 20 those
Who already have them.
| Address all communieation 10 the Stallion
ReGissration Board. Bozeman. Montana.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-07-15

Gasoline Engines Tanner & Best's. 7f
Girl wanted for general housework bv
Mrs. G. w. Tanner. Off
L. H. Davis Of Poplar was IN town Tues
day.
Tom Lennon of Mondak was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Wittmeier returned home
last week.
The new home Of ]. w. kellogg IS rapid
" nearing completion.
M. p Mortensen Of Dagmar was Cub
bertson visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Winkenwerder Of Bainville was a
Culbertdon visitor Monday.
c. L. Fowler and !. r. Nicholson both Of
Brockton were in town Wednesday.
Go the Phoenix Cafe for Blue Ribbon
Whiskey. eight years old and strictly pure.
Kehoe & Schow Props I4tf
Mrs. w. S. Evans left Sunday for Wone.
voc. Wis. for months stop. after which
she will visit Rodman. Iowa.
Mrs. Thomas Benson Of Minneapoli.
stopped of last Friday on her way to Seattle
to visit Der cousin Mrs. Ben Cooper.
FOR RENT--A new two full story hote
after August first. at SIS. 90 per month TO
one year or more, unfurnished. This Il
the only hotel in the new and growing tow
of Brockton. Mont. A. A. Loen. I2p2
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-07-15

Mrs. Verne Bostwick arrived home from
Milwaukee Wednesday much improved in
health.
The Mahou- Robinson Lumber Company
will sell 7x3 dimension lumber a, $22.oo
while thsy last. 81
Pete Marion Of Plentywood and T. E.
Bowman Of Medicine Lake arrived in town
last night for brief visit.
Hair weaving: switches of combings
specially. Mrs. A. ]. Livermore. residence
a mile west Of Culbertson. ut
Mark Thomas IS wholesale agent for
Schmidts Beer and Drugs Soft Drinks.
Leaye orders at Eagle Saloor phone So.
44,f
| The hot weather Of the past two days
was felt by everyone. The absence Of
wind sayed the crops from being damaged
to a great extent.
The Keller Lake items were forced over
this week. but hereafter the Searchlight
will endeavor to publish all correspondence
the week it arrives.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure an,
case Of kidney or bladder trouble not be-
yond the reach { medicine. No medicine
can do more. Valley Drug Company.
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tab
lets gently stimulate the liver and bowels
to expel poisonous matter. cleanse the sys'
TEN, cure constipation and sick headache.
Sold BY all dealers.
Il Get your job printing done al the Search
/, light Office. Although the price Of living
has gone up several notches We are still
dong business a, the same old stand at the
same old low prices. +ot
The Embroidery Culb met last Frida,
afternoon with Mrs. r. c. Stantield a
hostess at the home Of Mrs. J. f.. Bewick
, The lunch as usual was excellent and !
, Jolly afternoon was spent. The club meet
: mex, Friday at the home OF Mrs. c. A
Wiumeier.
Il Soreness Of the muscles. whenever IN
duced by violent exercise or injury, y
quickly relieved by the free application o
:. of Chamberlain Liniment. This linimen
is equally valuable for muscular rheuma
tism and always affords quick relief. Sol'
by all dealers.
The Worlds most successful medicine
for bowel complaints is Chamberlain
l Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
has relieved more pain and suffering. ant
saved more lives than any other medicin
:. in use. Invaluable for children and adults
a Sold by all dealers.
|. When the stomach fails to perform II
functions, the bowels become deranged, IN
liver and the kidneys congested causin
numerous diseases. The stomach and live
must be restored to healthy condition an
y Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet
: can be depended upon TO do ii. Easy
'. take and most effective. Sold by all DEALER
Elston Eby. a boy about fifteen yea'
\ old. who lives with his parents north
|, Mondak. met with serious accident la
Friday. He and some boys were handlir
a gun which accidentally discharged. sha
,ering young Eby's foot. He was brougi
Y to Culbertson and Saturday DIR. L. lohI
stou amputated the foot and the boy is no
doing nicely.