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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
NEBRASKA SANDHHLS
BETTER OFF THAN WYOMING
Cattle Raising Industry PrOspers
Better I'm Box Butte Than
Farther West.

Frank Peterson of Alliance, Neb.. one Of
the large stock raisers of the state and
the father OF Rooseveltian family OF boys
declared yesterday that the sand hills Of
Nebraska were 4 far better proposition for
cattle than the sage brush of Wyoming or
the far west He said he had sunk $4,000
in Wyoming trying TO establish q ranch
there while at the same time his Nebraska
ranch In the sand hill country of Nebraska
had made him good fortune. He is a
cattle raiser with an experience as old as
the state. This year" he said, our pros
poets are good and the prices we are get
ting for cattle are nearly 81 per hundred
better than last year for the same grades.
Our herds have done we'll and the hay crop
will nearly make the average in the sand
hill country.
MY wyoming stuff. although Some of
It has come In to market, has not been in
the best condition. l told my foreman to
keep back all the poor stock; and 1 will
have to take care OF It on my Nebraska
ranch largely. In this way hope to come
out even" .,.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
FORMER UNITED STATES
SENATOR CALL Is DEAD
Man who Represented Florida I'm the
Upper House EiEhteen, Years Is
Victim of Paralysis,

WASHINGTON. Aug 24.--Cerebral hem
morrhage was the immediate cause of the
death at the emergency hospital here today
OF former United States Senator Wilkinson
Cali OF Florida. Senator Can was stricken
at his Washington home last Saturday
evening. lie became unconscious and was
conveyed 10 the hospital where he re-
mAinsd in comstose state until his death
at > a. m. today.
Senator Call IL survived by his daughter.
Who arrived here Sunday. -
Serving IN the upper branch of congress
eighteen years. from 1879 20 1877, Mr. Call
occupied an important place on several
committees. He was a native OF Russell
Vile. KY. and was 70 years old. In boyhood
Ne went to Florida. At the outbreak OF the
civil war Mr.. Call enlisted as a volunteer
in the confederate army and before the close
of hostilities became adJutRnt general OF
iFlorlda troops. Alter the var the Florida
Legislature ehcted him senator but he was
mot then seated. Thereafter ne began the
practice OF law in JaeksonNiile
He was presidential elector-at-lsrgs IN ISL
and 1876; a member otsths democratic ma.
uonal executive committee in 1875 and della
gate to the democratic national convention
in 1875 After leaving public NE Senator
Call continued the practice OF his profess
sion In Jacksonvillel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
DEFECTIVE BALLOT IN KEARNEY
Blunder of Clerk and Printer May
DIsfrnnchIse All Voters I'm County.

Blunder of Clerk and Printer May
DIsfrnnchIse All Voters I'm County.
MINDEN, Neb.. Aug. A-(Special. )--Tho
defective primary ballot prepared by the
fusion county clerk, J. H. Jensen, and
printed by the fusion paper, the Courier,
leaving out the constitutional amend
ment, thereby disfranchising the voters
of Kearney county on this subject,
continues to be topic of intense
interest
The statute clearly provides that II shall
be the duty OF county clerks to cause to
be printed in the primary election ballots
Of all political parties the question Of such
constitutional amendments. Whether II
will invalidate the entire state and county
tickets is a serious one. II illegal In Kear-
ney county 1t is equivalent to giving Dahl
man l9l votes. the majority Shallenberger
received. This mistake on the part OF the
fusion county clerk is severely criticised
Several attorneys here are looking into
the legal phases OF this mistake, among
whom are Ex-District Judge Ed L. Adams
and recent candidate for attorney general
c. P. Andsrbery. The question has a state
wide significance because OF the demand
made yesterday for q recount OF the votes
of Kearney county by Dahlman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
White Resumes
His Testimony
Man Who Says He Was Bribed by
Lee 0'Neil Browne Again
on Stand.

CHICAGO, Aug. A.-State's Attorney
Waynan called the case OF State Ropresen-
tatlve Robert e. Wilson, charged with
having been the distributor of the alleged
Jackpot at st. Louis, in Judge Honore's
court today.
II this was a ruse TO get Wilson into
court so that he could be brought into the
Lee oNeil Browne case as a witness, as
is asserted by the defense. 1t failed. Judge
Honore postponed the Wilson case until
after disposal of the Browne case. and
refused TO declare wilson's bond forfeited
to the state
Examination of Representative White,
who alleged that Browne bribed him t.
vote for William Lorimer for senator, was
resumed before Judge Kersten. Attorney
Forest OF sthe defense, clashed with the
court in trying TO get yes or no answer
from the witness TO the question as tc
whether he expected to be indicted on this
confession that he had accepted a>brlbe.
Il don't know" was Whites repeated
answer NJ 49, fAfi
Mr.. Forest insisted onsS direet affirma
ton or denial Of the question in spite Of
the fact that the court had ruled against
him
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
NO FRApD IN beaver COUNTY
Election Officials Say POpulist Votes
were Not Couated as DemOcratic.-

Election officiaIsd Say .Populist Votes
s Were Not Couated as Democratic.
BEAVER CITY. Neb.. Aug, A.-(special.)
The intimation. as published by the Dahl
man committee in an Omaha paper that
there has been frauds in Furnas county
by the election boards in counting populist
votes for Shallenberger as democratic votes
and tallying the same in the democratic
column caused considerable comment ana
indignation here No one acquainted with
the facts believes that this was done 1t
was not done in Beaver City precinct. f.
NJ. Mervin. editor Of the Times-Tribune
and secretary of the republican county
central committee says that he was pres
ent at the canvassing OF the vote the entire
time, and that votes were so counted.
D. X. Morgan, county clerk, chairman Of
the republican committee, states that he
sent a letter to every republican Judge Of
election a few days before election calling
attention to the law and touched especially
upon this point. T, F. Newton cashier of
the Bank of Beaver City, secretary of the
populist county committee. says that he ia
confident that the populists votes were
counted for shallenberger and. In. fact.
that Shallenberger's populist vote In the
county was as large as expected.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
DARING SNEAK THIEF
STEALS SEVENTY DOLLARS
Enters Grocery of Samuel Rlseman
ana EIudes Pursuit by His
SwiftnesS.

Samuel Riseman. who runs q small gro
store at 1920 Capitol avenue, lie shy SO
through the daring exploit of sneak last
evening. While the family was seated
outside OF tho shop the thief gained en-
trance by the back, got at the till, and
helped himself to all that was In it before
his presence was discovered. He was then
making his exit and. followed by Riseman,
he made west on Capitot avenue. He got
the better of his pursusr by running the
plank. jumping into the excavation for the
u p. building. and Icrawling through a
concrete chute. The last seen Of him, he
was fleeing across Fourteenth street to
Dodge street. Officers Morgan and Stead
erman went out to Investigate, but by then
the bird had flown. leaving not a trace but
a vague description of his build and wear
ing apparel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Taft Presents Cup
to Yachtsman
Spanish Sailors and Number of other
Visitors Present at Ceremony
at Beverly.

BEVERLY; Mass, Aug. 24-rhe spanish
sender yacitstheh who have been racing the
Americans for the last ten days without
success as hAF as pplzes are3 concerned
came over froIn Magnlehead. loday as guests
81 President Tatt To- %ltR, IS tRe presenta-
lion on this AiaytleSer " the President Taft
cup to Charles !. Adams "a owner and
Skipper OF the winning yaeht, hArpoOp-
The president asked a number Of his GOLF
friends and neiehbors 10 the esremony and
tor an hour Of more before noon salem bay
was alive with launches. -
The spaniards accompanied the Off.
ssrs and members OF the Eastern yacht
Stub from the club station az MSrbiehsad.
coming over In half a dozen OF the big
motor boats. while the small government
Yacht syiph wsnt down the beverly, Man
chester and Magnolia shores to pick up
guests waiting on the various little
NharVes
The Spanish party numbered about a
dOEen. headed by Don Juan Riano Gay
Angos, the spanish minister and included
vietoriano Lopez DOriga. president Of ii,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Eleven Injured
in Auto Collision
Cleveland Police Are Investigating
WreCking Of Two Cara in Down
Town District.

CLEVELAND, o.. Aug M-The police
are investigating the collision OF two auto
mobiles IN tho downtown district early
today, In which eleven people were in
jured, one Of whom. John 8. McGorray,
may die.
Occupants OF the two machines blame
each other for the accident The chauffeur
OF Mcoorray's machine has disappeared
as has alec one of the women in his party.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2t-The death today Of
Mrs. Bertha Glass. who was injured IN the
collision between a work train and an
automobile, in which she was riding at
the Merrick crossing Of the Long Island
railroad, runs the death list up to four
OF eight others who were injured in the
accident two are expected to die.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Iowa NeMn Notes.

FORT DODGE-Mrs. johnson Latta wife
of the founder of the bank Of Duncombe.
died Sunday at her home after three weeks
illness with rheumatism OF the heart. Mr..
and Mrs. Latta were married In Jackson
county
NEvADA-In fit of dependency, John
ounces OF carbollc acid and died in terrible
agony at Ell Reno, Okl.. last night, accord
ing to telegram received by relatives
living here.
cANTRILI.-John r. Silver, a farmer
living near here made an unsuccessful at
tempt to commit suicide by hanging him
self Monday morning: The hired man dis
covered him and cut him down, and phySl-
clans reviewed him.
DISQUALIFICATION the showing made
by City Solicitor f. E. Northrup and Coun-
Gilman George Herman, Judge ], NJ. Parker
the Marshall Telephone company preventing
it from enforcing It's new and increased
rates.
IOWA cITY-Mrs. Rachel Ross, pioneer
of Iowa City Is dead here In her seventy
sixth year. Surviving are four daughters
and three sons One OF the sons is DR.
Ernest Ross, Kansas City, Mo-. and one Of
the daughters, Mrs. j. j. Metzinger, FIRE.
mont, Neb.
FORT DODGE-Mrs p. M. Dowd, who
sustained fracture OF the skull and similar
injury to her collarbone in the street car
accident here Saturday, has been unoon-
scious ever since the accident. Physicians
doubt that she will recover. but say she
has one chance IN hundred.
! MARSHALLTOWN-Tw cases OF deaths
\ from infantile paralysis. were reported
| from central Iowa today. George Hayes,
the 2-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hayes of Buckingham, died, as did Ger
trude, the 3-year-old daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs J. ]. Jackson OF Newton.
! SHELL ROCK-While playing wild west
and impersOnating some OF the cowboy
acts he had witnessed in a wild west show
recently, Robert Blake, aged 9 years, blew
off his foot with shotgun, which he ac-
! cidentally discharged The physician As
afraid blood poisoning will develop.
| FORT DODGE-Two families, that OF T.
lie. Brooks, o teamster, and a family OF rel
lativss were dangerously poisoned here
SUNDAY by eating spoiled bread. The
cause is alleged to be the result OF bad
flour which Mrs. Brooks insists makes the
bread seem all right the first day after
! baking, but causes II TO turn green and
gummy and 70 smell badly from then on.
| FORT DODGE-Oscar Olson OF Industry
lauarreled with his father Saturday mornins
over some trivial matter and since theT
has not been seen. His frantic parents APP
lpealed today to the Fort Dodge police K
locate their missing son, whom they are
lconvinced has run away because Of the
trouble. The lad Is l6 years old and the
parents said tearfully that he is very sen
sitive to any reproof.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
ACUTE INFANTlLE PARALYSIS
NOT CAUSE FOR ANY ALARM
One Person I'm Thousand Attacked
and Only Ono in Ten Thou
sand Dies.

WASHINGTON, Aug. A.-Reassuring
resolutions touching acute infantilo paraly-
sis were adopted last night at a meeting
attended by about $50 Washington physi-
clans. The resolutions set forth that the
doctors deprecated tho undue alarm which
has been aroused.
Even In severe epidemics," the resolu-
tons reclte, "only one person per thousand
is attacked and one death per ten thousand
OF population is an unusually high mortal
ity."
Varying views as to whether the disease
ia CONTAGIOUS were expressed. A motion
that President Taft be called on to direct
an official Inquiry into this point was voted
down because Of the belief that 1t would
cause undue alarm.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
DEATH RECORD.
Harrinon n. Gregg,

JsPEARFIsH, s. D.. Aug. A-(Special.)-
Harrison M. Gregg one Of the best known
OF the early day settlers in this section,
is dead at his home here aged 70. For
many years he had been prominently iden-
titled with the mining industry in this SEQ
ton OF the state and was a member of the
lower house of the legislature from Law
renee county. Under Sam MoMasters in
the eighties he was assistant supsrintend-
ent of the Homestake Mining company. for
some time being in charge Of the big con-
Germ. He was native OF wauwatosa,
wis, and leaves q sister, Mrs. A. w, Coe
of Deadwood. q daughter, Mrs. w. B. Per-
kins, jr., of Lead, and q son, Louis OF
Kellogg. Idaho.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
DlCDAMACESARE DEMANDED
Eighty-Five Thousand Dollars Re-
quested Of Iowa Corporations.
SCHOOL TEACHER FILES SUIT
Fifty Thousand Dollars Sum of
Demands she Makes of Car Coma
pany-Suits Against Rock
Island.
trrom a sad correspondent.l

(From a staff Correspondent
DIES MONIES. It., Aug. A.-(speeial
Telegram. totals Of $4,000 were filed
in damage suits against two Des Moines
public service corporations this morning
In the district court here and one of s., 800
against the Rock Island railroad. making
a total Of SIS 900 as one days record. Avada
McCreight q former Des Moines school
teacher, who was severely injured In a
car wreck one year ago, asks $4,000 dam
ages. while Thomas Travis, former en-
ploye of the Des Moines Gas company,
asks $4,000 damages for injuries received
In unloading a car OF coke The ROCK
Island suit is brought by Theodore sprsk-
man, an employee. injured in the Valley
junction roundhouse.
New Superintendent Selected.
The State Boaro OF Control today selected
DIT. George Donohoe Of Independence to
be superintendent OF the state institution
for inebriates at Knoxville. He Is now as
sistant superintendent Of the state hospi-
tai at Independence where he has been for
five years. He was not a candidate for
the place, but was elected by the board on
their own motion
Carroll TO Attend Reunions.
Governor Carroll will on Thursday speak
at an old settlers reunion and picnic at
Rlverton and the next day will be at a
similar meeting at Villisca. He is now in
Ohio where he attended the shoot in which
guardsmen from Iowa participated. 1t is
his intention to address a good many gath
srlngs in the state during the fall. He Will
also attend the state fair during the entire
session.
Three Deaths from Paralysis.
The State Board of Health today received
word from Milford Of the death Of child
there of infantile paralysis, also a similar
case at Parkersburg The particulars OF
the death of Frank Branagan at Waterloo
were also received. He was cashier OF a
bank and a very prominent citizen and was
Ill but few days.
WOald Copy Iowa Rates.
The State Railroad commission has re-
ceiYed from Thomas eastman of Mime
sofa, member OF the legislature, a request
for full information as to certain phases
Of the Iowa railroad law. Mr.. eastman is
of the. opinion that the Iowa rates and
classifications are the fairest Of all the
states and he advocates having Minnesota
exactly copy Iowa n this respect.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
MAYOR GAYN0R'S W0ULD-BE
ASSASSIN NOW PENlTENT
Gallagher Says He PraYs Night and
Day for Recovery of
Victim.

NEW YORK. Aug. A-Mayor Gaynor
was up for three hours ali told today,
walking about his room or reading. He ate
well this evening and was in good spirits
BY o'clock he was sleeping peacefully.
James J. Gallagher, the mayors assaii-
ant, issued a statement through counsel
today, The statement In Gallaghers own
spelling, follows:
II, James J. Gallagher, red in Fridays
mong.. paper that said I was glad 1 shot
Mayor Gaynor and that was sorry did
not kill him. This assertion is not only a
fabrication but a deep-dyed LIE as was
ever told on any person. have been
praying night and day ever since the oc-
ourrance. II the prayer OF the sinner is
heard, God In his goodness has heard my
prayer and is all nercifull and goodness to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Horse Thief Makes Confession.

MASON CITY, Ia. Aug. a.-(Special)
I'D e. Roberts is horse thief. The
chief of police OF Grinnell, Mr.. Shahan,
in company with George H. Morris, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and going to
the stable Mr. Morris a. once recognised
the horse as his. Gong to the Jail he
recognized Ed E. Roberts, who had been
In his employ for eight days preceding
tn theft OF the horse. To the police
hero Roberts stoutly denied that he had
stolen the horse. but when Norris recog-
niEed him he broke down and confessed
ALL 1t was supposed by the express re-
ceipt that he had in his pocket that he
had shipped the saddle he stole to La
Plata, Mo, but he finally admitted that
he had sold the saddle to Marshalltown
people and 1t was his grip that he sent
to the Missouri town. He was taken into
custody and Is now in the MonteZuma
fail, -+.4--."-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Aberdeen Rejects
Detective Bureau
Bitter Municipal Campaign Results in
Defeat Of Mayors Pet
Project.

ABERDEEN, s, D.. Aug A-(special)-
After the most bitter municipal campaign
in years. the voters OF Aberdeen, at a spe-
oisl election yesterday rejected the ordl-
nance fathered by Mayor Rock, creating
q city detective bureau. by a vote OF l.Ols
against the ordinance to SOC for the ordl-
nance Dr. II. J. Rock. democrat was
elected mayor over A N. Aldrlch, re-
publican, at the olty election last May by
q majority of close 70 800 out OF a total
vote of 400 The chief OF police under
Mayor Aldrich was Charles b. Zirbes.
zirbes became quite unpopular and shortly
before election resigned and ostensibly
left the city, He was an issue In the
campaign, however the opponents OF Mayor
Aldrich claiming that IL Aldrich was re-
elected he would reappoint zirbes.
Shortly after Or. Rock was elected. Zirbes
returned and was appointed to a place
on the police force as a plain clothes"
man. II was found the mayor did not pos
sess the power under the city ordinances
to make such position permanent, and
the friends Of the mayor and of zirbes
on the council then passed an ordinance
creating a city detective bureau. Mayor
Rock thereupon appointed Zirbes chief Of
detectives with the same salary as that
received by the chief Of police. A refer
endum petition was presented, asking the
mayor and council to present the new or
dinance TO a referendum election.
Mayor Rock threw the petition out on
technicality. The council later took the
matter up. accepted the petition and called
q special election, which was held yester-
day, resulting In the defeat OF the ordi
nance. During the campaign numerous
affidavits relating to zirbes' alleged short
comings as an officer, and counter affi-
davits rejecting upon the moral character
OF the men signing the anti-Zlrbes ordi-
nances were printed in the local papers.
va-....u. AA,,artIs,rr, A. the FRnad N IRig
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25

Federation OF Spanish Yacht Clubs; secre-
tary Eduardo de Ubao and his brother.
Enrique Ubao: Captain Louis de Arana,
Juan de zabala and Eduardo oAstigarraga
Of the Chonta. Captain Javier Of the Pap
poose, Skipper Manuel Corral and Juan
Jose de la Qulntana Of the Mosquito II and
a couple Of friends.
Captain Adams OF the victorious Harpoon
was accompanied by his crew and the own
ers and crews of the other contesting Amer
lean yachts were also present
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. Aug "a
(special)-The candidates in the recent pri-
maries have filed their expense accounts
and It shows they spent all of the money
the law allowed them to do. The candi-
dates for commissioner on the republican
ticket expended their money as follows e.
p. souders &44-50 and r. r. Roos, 81. The
candidates for county attorney l.. F. Jack
son expended $3.50 and G. II. Heinks sos. 40
The other candidates had no opposition
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25

FOREST FIRES IN CALIFORNIA
Mig Body OF Timber In Trinity County
is Burning.

REDDING. Cal, Aug. 24.-The forest fire
near Minersville. Trinity county. has a
front OF five and half miles and has
burned It's way into a belt of magnificent
timber. Every APPLE bodied man in Lewis
ton has been drafted to aid the forest
VAngers in tlghting the flames Most OF
the fire fighters have been on duty forty
eiEht hours without rest.
This conflasgstion is on government land
on a railroad between Trinity river and
stuart's fork. only one mile from Miners
Vile In southeastern Trinity county Mount
Bee Gum is Rflre on two sides and rangers
from Lasson county are helping to save the
timber.
Another big fire is raging on New river,
N the noTtheastp part of Trinity county.
where Forests Supervisor Hsfrley is In
charge OF the fire brigades.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Drnserous surEery

IN the abdominal region is prevented by
the use Of Dr. Kings New Life Pills. the
painless purifiers 25c. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
CITY OFFICIALS DISCUSS
COMMISSION FORM
Mayor Love of Lincoln One of Speak
ers at Convention of League
of Municipalities.

ST PAUL. Aug. 24-AlI of the delegates
TO the League OF American municipalities.
now holding its annual convention here.
were taken to Minneapolis today and after
a recspti,.n at the city hall and a luncheon
"a ahA rsaEkhAaaaA. thar uzaEA AHaAat@a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Recount pestns In otoe.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., Aug "a
Especially The canvassing board begun the
recount OF the votes cast for the democratic
candidates for governor, at the primary
election last week. this morning In pursue
ance OF the demand OF Governor shallen-
berger.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
American Fiigrima An Rome.

ROME. Aug. 2i.--The pope received today
In private audience IN the hall OF con-
sistory a Ersup Of $50 Americans includ-
ing delegation OF nifty members OF the
Knights OF Columbus. The delegation was
conducted by Rev. NJ. J. McGivney Of MID
dletoWn. Conn. national chaplain OF the
Knights OF Columbus, who presented an
address and an offering 10 the pope.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
Alexander AIontvilIe.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. e4.-Alexander
Montville, for nearly twenty years city
ticket agent here for the Wabash railway,
died at his home at Bonner Springs, Kan,
near here, last night. following a stroke
Of apoplexy, aged 81 years Burial viii be at
Leavenworth, Kan, "wednesday. The SER
vice win be IN charge OF the Masons.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
EMPEROR WILL MISS PRIZE
kaiaer's Name Mentioned Too Late In
Connection with Nobel Peace
Prize.

. cHRIsTIAHIA, Aug. 24-Aeeording to NJ.
Loveland. chairman OF the Nobel commits
sion. the fact that Emperor Williams
name was not proposed before February l.
precludes his being awarded the Nobel prize
fhIa wear.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-25
WOMAN DIES OF PARALYSIS
Miss Amelia ValaBISi, Aged Nineteen.
Expires at Home in
Charles City.

CHARLES CITY, Ia. Aug. 4-(special
Telegram. Miss Amelia Valaski, aged
about nineteen died here tonight about six
o'clock from infantle paralysis. This is
the second case here.