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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31


place led to the discovery of many articles
which had been taken from the residence
of Thomas Saunders, which had been
burglarized three times. The Saunders
house was the house formerly occupied by
Charles Widemann, for whom Vending
worked as gardener.
Vending was soon traced to this city,
but the detectives were thrown off the
track by a strange double, who left
suitcase in the North Beach foreign quar-
ter. The death by his own hand of this
suspect two days ago left the detectives
without the scent, but they caught 1t again
when Captain of Detectives Wall received
a tip Thursday night that the fugitive was
in Third street rooming house frequented
by laboring men. Mrs. Mary Moriarity,
the owner OF the house, said a man an
swering Weddings description had been
there, but had left few days before
The detectives we're still suspicious and,
after watching the house for twenty-four
hours, determined this morning to make a
search. Their efforts we're rewarded by
the discovery of Vending crouched be-
meath the sink of wash ROOM Dragged
forth, he did not make the slightest re-
sistance, and when the bullet wound in
his hand and the tattooed ship on his arm
were exposed by his captors he readily ad-
mitted his identity.
r@ Denies Being Guilty.
On the arrival. Of the detectives with
Vending at the city prison Chief of Po-
lice Martin and District Attorney Fickert
were summoned. with the detectives these
two officials remained eloseted with the
prisoner for one hour. He protested his
innocence OF the Kellner murder. declaring
he knew nothing of It until he read OF the
finding of the body.
vending maintained he had adopted the
name OF his mother to avoid his brother
in-law, Louis Arnold, who had pursued
him to France to make him marry Made
line Arnold; that the bitterness between
the two men has grown since the marriage
until he feared for his life was the ex
planation chung to by Vending in ex
planning his flight Vending told Captain
Carney that he would not resist extradi-
ton and the latter said he would start
for home with his prisoner as soon as he
was rested from his strenuous chase.
Carney claims to have ended here today
one of the longest and most expensive man
hunts Of modern times Descriptions of
Vending were sent to every American
consular representative in the world and
to every postmaster in France and Ger
many Since June II the expenses of Can
tain Carney have averaged 500 daily.
Vending is smooth shaven and with the
healthy tan that comes from outdoor work
During all the proceedings accompanying
his arrest he was the coolest one con-
cerned.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
NEW YORK SCENIC HIGHWAY
Good Roads Convention Asks state TO
Construct Road from New York
City to Niagara.

NIAGARA FALLS. July N--Numerous
addresses were heard at the closing OF the
third annual convention OF the National
Good Roads congress In this city today
Among the speakers were A. @. Spaldlng
jr., OF Point Iona. Cal. and ]. l.. Colley,
state highway engineer of Minnesota
A resolution introduced at the suggestion
of Congressman William Sulzer, presiding
officer OF the convention. urged the advisa-
bllity OF a state scenic highway from New
York City TO Niagara Falls. The delegates
endorsed the idea,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
Iowa Fails BalI Tournament.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, July 90.--(Speclal.)-
Frank Gotch. the worlds champion wrest-
Ter. will be IN the spot light at the OPEN
ing of the big base ball tournament which
beginsNn this city Monday. Mr.. Gotch will
pitch the first ball of the opening game and
win occupy private box in the grand
stand to witness the opening game OF his
new team, "Gotch Champions" by which
name the old Lake City team will be known
in the future.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
WILL NOT BE RETURNED
TO WYOMING FOR TRIAL
Judge LRcOmbe Releases from Gus
tOdy Four Men Indicted ON
Conspiracy Charge.

NEW YORK, July g-Judge Lacombe in
the federal court today issued an order re-
leasing from custody Rufus ]. Ireland
Patrick Wells, George w. Daily and Will
berforce sully, who we're arrested in this
city and held by United States Commits
sioner Shields for sxtradition to Wyoming
where they were indicted on a charge Of
conspiracy 20 defraud the government by
obtaining coal lands in violation OF the
statutes. Judge Lacombs stated that he
was unable to find any ground for their
prosecution,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
mrs. oates Wants Divorce.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, July S0-(Special.) y
Word comes from Des Moines that petit
ton has been filed for a divorce in the
Polk county district court by Mrs. Theo-
dore Oates, asking legal separation from
her husband, Ermas Oates. The grounds
on which the action is brought is cruel
and inhuman treatment. The court is asked
to pass on the case at the September term
because the plaintiffs physician has urged
her speedy departure to Idaho on account
OF her health.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
DEATH RECORD.
Mis- Anna I1rereI.

NEBRASKA CITY Neb., July SO.-(Spe-
cial.)-Miss Anna Kregel, who was born
and grew up to womanhood in this county.
died at the family residence in this city
yesterday, aged 40. She has been Ill with
Bright's disease for some time. and her
death was not unexpected She is sur
vlved by two sisters, Mrs e. w. Roden-
brock and Miss Minnie Kregel. The fun
eral will be held Sunday afternoon from the
family residence. - -4
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
Fatal Race Riot
Down in Texas
Eighteen Negroes Killed and Several
Whites Wounded-ColOred Men
Surrounded in the Thicket.

DALLAS Tex, July S0.--Advices re-
ceived tonight state that eighteen negroes
are dead and several white men are
wounded as result of the race riot
which has been in progress since last
night near Palestine. 1t is reported that
a number of negroes are surrounded in
thicket and further bloodshed is antlci-
pated.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
ARRESTED AT WIFE'S BIER
st. Joseph Police VIII Investigate
Death of Mrs. Murphy, Supposed
to BE Victim of Heat.

ST JOSEPH, Mo-, July SO.-when the
wife Of Michael Murphy died Thursday
night he reported that she was a victim of
the heat. The coroner found bruises on
Mrs. Murphy's body and this morning the
police arrested Murphy at the bier Ct his
wife.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31

The men working in the shops were per"
mItted to knock off at IL o'clock, when the
Union Pacific band gave brief concert
at the new car shop of the motor car
company. After the concert George Brophy,
one of the old employees of the Union Pa
cifio company, made an address, in which
he urged the men and the visitors who
were present to consider well before Civ
ing encouragement to any more anti-rail-
road legislation.- Mr.. Brophy held that
legislation by the state and the nation has
gone about as far as it can go without
forcing the roads to cut down forces and
retrench in ways that will be regr tied
later ON by those who have the real well
fare of the country at heart.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
MADRIz ATTORNEYS PROTEST
Objections Filled 10 Sailing Yacht
Hornet, Supposed TO Carry
Arms for Eatrada.

WASHINGTON, July 9O.-Attorneys repre-
senting the Madriz government in Mica
ragua today filed protests with the Depart
ments of State, Justice and Commerce and
Labor against the sailing of the yacht
Hornet now at New Orleans with cargo
of arms and ammunition supposed to be
intended for use OF the Estrada govern
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
writer johnston IL Dead.

FORT DODGE. Ia, July SO.-(special
Telegram. )-witter Johnston. aged %. only
son Of Captain w. p. Johnston. a prominent
librarian of the state. died In a New Jersey
hospital after several months illness OF
heart trouble. He was Yale graduate and
held an important position with the
Carnegie steel company OF New York He
will be buried here,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
QUARANTINE AREA REDUCED.
Continued from First Page.)
Blaine, Keya Paha. Rock, Louis, Garfield
Wheeler, Holt and Morrill,.
Applies to the sheep.

Blalne, heya rama, ROCK, Louis, GARFIELD,
Wheeler, Holt and Morrill,
Applies to the Sheep.
Another order issued by acting secretary
of agriculture and effective August
releases from quarantine on account of
lip and leg liberation OF sheep certain
portions Of Wyoming and prescribes the
manner In which sheep may be moved from
portions of that state still remaining in
quarantine and from stock yards where
federal inspection is maintained. The ter
ritory released from quarantine is Park
county, formerly a portion of Big Horn
county; that part of Fremont county north
Of Sweetwater river, that part OF Albany
county north of the Sixth standard parallel
north, and that part Of Laramie county
lying north of the sixth standard parallel
north and south of the North Platte river.
The territory remaining under quarantine
comprises the counties OF Big Horn, Johnson,
Sheridan, Weston, Crook, Converse and
Natrona and that part Of Laramie county
lying north of the North Platte river.
Under the terms of quarantine, sheep
which are effected with a mild or mac
tive form of disease. after hand treat
ment under the supervision or direction
of an employee of the bureau OF animal
iiluuSNiSs may bS Slllppou
panied by a bureau certificate of inspec-
ton and treatment, subject to laws and
| regulations of the state or territory to
which they are destined. The treatment
prescribed consists of an emollient dress
ing containing five parts of permitted
creosol or coal tar sheep dip, ten parts
of flower of sulphur and 100 parts OF
mutton tallow, vaseline or lard.
| Manner of shipment.
Sheep that have been exposed to malig-
nant form of disease, but are not dis
eased, may be shipped in placarded cars
4 to recognized Strengthening centers for
immediate slaughter, or may be moved
| interstate for breeding or feeding pur-
poses under certain conditions. Sheep af-
fected with malignant form of disease
are not allowed to be moved interstate
under any conditions. Healthy, unexposed
sheep may be moved interstate when ac-
companied by certificate of inspection by
an inspector of the bureau of animal in
dustry. Distinction of stock yards, cars
etc, that have contained diseased sheer
is required.
The full text of these orders may be
obtained on application to bureau of ami
NAL industry, Washington, ID. C.
! The Mobridge State bank Mobridge S
H., and the Merchants bank of Dryants
today made applications to be designated
as repositories for postal savings funds
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31

II you have anything 10 sell or trade
advertise IL in The Bee Want Ad col
umns and get quick results.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31

If you have anything to sell or trade
advertise 1t In The Bee Want Ad col
umns and get quick results.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
The Band Plays.

oifc industrial plant here than they ever
had before.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31

queen OF Spain some day is by no means
so vague as to be impossible. Spain is es-
sentially Roman Catholic nation and the
people cling to the faith with more tenacity
than patriotism. With the Spanish. the
Church of Rome comes before the state and
the king 1t is no wonder then, considering
these circumstances, that Don Jaime has
rallied to the cause of the Spanish people,
volunteering to lead a revolution 10 de-
Tense OF the vatican and against the gov
eminent OF Alfonso.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
stands Wen with vatican.

Don Jaime Is a Catholic and is favorably
looked upon by the Vatican. His connec-
ton with the church OF Rome is best
shown by his present attitude. He stands
not only willing, but ready to lead an army
OF Carlists against Alfonsos army in an
effort to overthrow the government. es-
tabllsh himself as king and place the
Roman Catholic faith in Spain upon the
plane that It formerly occupied.
Don James friendship for Miss Morgan
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
DR.. CRIPPEN lSUNSUSPlCIOUS
Alleged Murderer Does Not Know He
is Under Observation.
CHIEF INSPECTOR DEW TALKS
Scotland Yard Man Says There 10 No
Doubt of Identity of Suspects
VIII Reveal His Plans
Later.

FATHER POINT, July sO.-The follow
ing message from the steamer Montrose,
directed to Associated Press, was received
here this morning:
July 30 a. m.-The Montrose now Is
abeam the Health Point, Anticosti Island.
Regarding your wireless; Nothing of
importance has happened yet. Suspect
more retiring than ever. No arrests have
been made and they are still unsuspicious
of observation.
The weather is bright and clear.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31

Don Jaime has been hailed throughout
the provinces of Spain as hero. His threat
to throw Spain into civil war comedies with
the fiery determination of the Spanish peo-
pie to punish Alfonso. Ever since the wag-
ing OF the war in Morocco and the BARGE
Iona riots the excitement throughout Spain
has been tending more and more towards
anarchy.
The jails are filled with prisoners. soldiers
ARE stationed at strategic points, provincial
towns are oyerTun with government spies
and wholesale arrests are universal.
The hatred OF the people against the gov
eminent p0iicieV has grown to fever heat
The powder train OF bloody internecine
strife is seS--she only thing now necessary
Is the Application of the torch,
Don Jaime viii apply the match. In fact.
according q the Paris view, the name OF
Don Jaime is firebrand enough 10 throw
Spain iRto a frenzy of revolt In the last
thres years the followers of the son OF Don
Carlos have grown in numbers, Don Jaime
has been living quietly upon the continent,
but he has not been idle by any means.
His agents have been busy throughout
Spain Some OF them have suffered arrests
and Punishment; others are still in prison,
but they are not dishearteRed by punish
ment. This seems TO goad them on to
further endeavors in behalf of their chief
tain.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
VENDING UNDER
ARREST IN FRISCO

CONTINUED from First PageJ
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
BREAK BETWEEN
/ SPAIN AND POPE

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-31
The Weather

FOR NEBRASKA--Fair. 80
FOR IOWA--FaIr.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
SCOTT BUYS FRANCHISE
Guthrie Baseball Team Will
Remain, Assured Of Solid
slssfFinancial Support

Guthrie is to keep its baseball
team through a deal by which Lewis
Scott takes over the franchise ana
management. The players will be re.
tained as they nre for the present,
although II Is likely several sales will
lie made. Prices have been asked for
on Willis and Hotchklss. Clifton. Har-
muth, Pokorny and others.
The impression was general few
Days ago that the franchise would be
lost. The players were broasht here
from the big tour by the efforts OF the
Guthrie Elks. who raised enough
money 10 tide over. In the meantime
The deal with Scott was pending.
Tie new owner proposes to main
tain the team much as II Is now. Sales
viii be coveted by the promising
Youngsters tried out In the spring. The
team started today for I'll Reno. All
salaries were paid last night.
This sale and new lease OF life puts
the obligation sduarely up to the peo-
pie OF Guthrie TO support Mr.. Scott
Ia his efforts to hold franchise and
to furnish good ball.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
Christian 'Endeavorers Protest.
(By Associated Press.)

Boston, July 6.--Declaring that In.
dependence day was dIshonored by a
brutal prize fight, that the moral
sense OF the nation was outraged, but
that this evil Is nothing compared to
the harm which will be done by al
lowing children and women to view
tie reproduction Of the Jeffries-John'
son fight by moving pictures, William
S. Shaw. general secretary of the Uni
ted Society Of Christian Endeavor. IN
q formal statement announced the be-
ginning of campaign against the ex-
hibition OF these pictures.
kilograms calling attention To The
race riots which followed in the wake
of the fight were despatched last night
TO former President Theodore Roose-
welt, Governor Charles T.. Hughes and
Mayor William ]. Gaynor OF New
York, asking their cooperation In the
movement for the suppression OF the
pictures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
DEFEAT OVERWHELMING
According to Estimates Rail-
road Amendment is Beaten
BY Over $4,000 Votes

Defeat of the so-called railroad
amendment will be between $4,000
and $1,000 votes. according to an es.
innate based upon figures OF the state
election board. With all counties re-
ported except Custer. the adverse ma
J0rlty Is $500 and the assumption is
that Custer has given stlfr vote
against the proposition. Chairman
Love OF the state corporation commits.
sion, which organizations, with The
State Federation OF Labor, led the
fight against adoption Of the amend
ment, estimated q few days. before
election that the amendment would
b" defeated by at least $4,000. Others
placed their estimates at about 10000
for defeat of the Carter proposition,
and the same majority foe the state
capital removal. which was submitted
at the same election on June III.
The largest vote cast In the special
election was in Oklahoma county,
where the amendment carried by q
majority OF 295, the total vote there
having been 1887 'The amendment
carried In the following other c0,In-
ties with these majoritIes: Beaver
34S, Choctaw 254, Harper 100, McClaln
2SS, Okfuskee 2, Pottawatomie 223.
The adverse majority In woodward,
Jack Loves home county, was S25.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
Their Number Reduced BY
Board of County Commits
sioners Under New Law

Substantial reduction of the num-
ber of justices of the peace was made
by the county commissioners today.
Under a new law the board is required
To re-apportion the districts. The fee
and salary bill makes some reductions
in charges by these. officers, and that
ELL is now in effect.
The city is to be one justice dis
t.ict with one justice. Guthrie town.
ship. outside the city, will be another
district. In the second commissioner
district each township VIII be dis.
trict. In the third commissioner dis.
trict there will be one justice for
Seward and Spring Creek: one for
Antelope asd North and South Chm.
arron; one for Bear Creek, Antelope
and lows townships.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
CLAIM p0sTpoNEMEMT
BY GARDER IS VOI0
Judge Huston Wlthho|ds De-
7tIsIon sn' Allegation oi
HOsfshdanis iIV
aA4f sfltgtnEs,
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Enid, Okla, July -contending
that there Is no term Of court .p Gar.
field county at the present time and
that the order made by Judge CARRIER
setting down the hearing of the
Waters-Pierse case for July 5, had the
effect OF adjourning The district court
in Garfield county sine die, attorneys
for the Waters.Pierce OH company
presented to Presiding Judge Huston.
OF Guthrie, motion TO that effect ut
the hearing last night.
Counsel for the defendant company
urged that the act OF 1910. fixing the
terms of the district courts In the
state. fixed April II. 1910. ss the be.
ginning OF the Garfield county court
end May IA as tho end.
The contention OF the defendants Is
that there Is no lawful term Of court
now in session and that the order OF
Judge CARRIER setting the case for
trial July was without law. They
allege that neither the district court
OF Garfield county, nor the presiding
Judge had any authority to extend the
term OF court, but that without law
the presiding Judge made an order ex-
tending the April term OF court 70
June I, 1910.
II was also argued that the term
rs fixed by the supreme court. April
II to May IA, had the same force and
eject as law, therefore tho order of
the presiding Judge extending the reg
ular term OF the district court OF Gar
field county was In excess OF his gu.
thority and void.
The second contention raised by
defendants counsel was that the of
der made the 2Sth Of June. adjovfn'
ing court TIL July 8 was In fact an
adjournment sine die. That from the
fact that the law provides for the end
Ing OF a term In one county and ihe
beginning In another means that the
court is adjourned In the first county.
Upon these points and the others
raised, Attorney Parker cited several
cases.
Although Judge Huston did not rule
finally upon the allegations OF the DC.
fendants he informed the companys
counsel that he could not agree IN
their construction OF the Oklahoma
oonstitutIon which specifically pro.
vided for regular and adjourned ses-
slons of court and did not prevent two
Judges from sitting In the same dis-
frict. Judge Huston deserved hnaI
.uiing until later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
CITY FACES
/ FINANCIAL
DILEMMA
ESTIMATED Ex d.
TUREs GREATERTHAN
YEARS RECEIPTS
i tHH
STACK or JUDGMENTS
LOOMS UP IN FUTURE
Talk Of Special Election to
Permit Increase n
Tax Levy

Estimates for city income and OK.
penscs for the coming year show
rather embarrassing state OF affairs
II seems TO be a question OF raising
the levy soon or eventually paying
off big stack OF Judgments, at the
cost of interest and fees. The ex-
penses Of The city are practicaitv fix.
ed, and Il h said to be n certainty
that the sS5,O0t named as for tho
budget will leave deficit at the end
OF the year.
The city council held special meet
Ing yesterday to make up the esti-
mates for the county excise board
which will act on IevIes the later
part Of this month. The council RI.
ports It's estimate OF expenses to be
$4,000. The income OF the city from
direct taxes Is nomInally $4,000. or
this amount only so per cent Is avail.
ab,e, nleRqlng that actually the city
is 10 TAXI >only $2S,0O0.
A Solution Suggested.
The solution suggested Is an cleo
tion under the state ixN~-allpwing
cities to increase the rate to ten ~
Guthrie Is now running under seven
mills, There are difficulties III the
way OF this plan. main one being that
the people VIII hardly vote the In
crease. Meantime, the Judgments
Will stack up for somebody 10 pay.
The difference between the SS5..
0Ga and the $4,000 IL expected to be
made up by fines. licenses. etc. The
water department pays rs own expen..
sos and most OF the cost Of the fire
department The improvements made
by the water department are usual
ly bonded. The cost of the fire de-
partment will be increased IN the COM
ing year by several thousand dollars
on account OF the new fire station
and the machines soon 10 be added.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
IN SUPERIOR COURT
Young Man Charged With
Having Liquor in His Posses
sion to Be Arraigned

Jarret Jolly. the young man arrest
ed at Seward Monday and who claim.
ed that the case OF liquor he was
handling was stolen out OF car here,
II to be arraIgned In tho superior
court on the charge OF having liquor
In his possession. 1t Is understood he
Will plead guilty.
G. NJ. Yount has sued Harley Mann
and others on repleyin. The case
was transferred from Justice court to
superior court.
A foreclosure case has been filed by
John Massey against George Raskin
and others.
Blanche Overton has begun In SUI
perior court a suit for divorce from
Roscoe Overton, charging various
sorts OF cruelty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
LINN PREPARING BALLOTS
Secretary OF Election Board
Arranging for August
Primaries

Secretary Linn of the state election
board Is preparing the official ballots
for various political parties In the
primary election OF August q
It is estimated the number OF bal
lots will reach, for all purposes. over
$4,000.
Under the law the Prohibition party.
rot having had candidates before tho
people In the last election, would be
provided with no ballots, but since The
party has candidates thls year. the
hoard win furnish the ballots to each
precinct.
ID. G. Garrett OF Boley, 0kfuskee
county. Republican candidate for the
legislature, telegraphed the board tn
withdraw his name. Candidates may
DO this prior to making up the cleo
ton ticket. but aftss II Is printed
Withdrawals are not permitted.