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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-13

the jurors. who aver that there were irreg-
uarties in the session behind the closed
doors of the jury room.
1t is possible that the motion for a new
trial in the Conner case will be argued in
district court Saturday morning if c. j.
Smythe and ]. J. sullivan, opposing attor-
neys in this action are able to postpone a
trip to New York, where they are to take
dispositions in another case,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-13
Car Robber Gets
His Grub Stake
Mysterious Mike" Turns Regular
Morning Trick on Dodge
Street Line.

Mysterious Nike the street car rob
ber will eat three square meals now.
His Thursday morning work consisted of
the robbery OF c. NJ. Klassen. 1896 Ohio
street, Of gold watch while on his way
downtown on a Dodge street car line.
Mike has been turning daily trick for
nearly two weeks and has thus far been
able to make a dishonest living with i'm
purity
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-13
MCREA GETS OUT OF jail
Live Stock Mans Friends Come to
Front with Bail.
SHORTAGE KNOWN TO BE LARGE
Officers of Companies Interested De-
clare Accountant Admitted
$4,000 DefaIcatiOn and Say
Il May he More.
SHORTAGE Known TO BE LARGE

William McCrea was freed from county
Jail late yesterday afternoon on 1000
bond signed by four friends. Preliminary
hearing was set for Tuesday morning
Another development of the day was a
statement by officers of the National
Surety company and the Omaha Live Stock
Commission company that McCreas en-
bezzlement will reach at a total Of s., 500
McCrea is declared to have admitted his
shortage to men concerned.
Bail Tor McCrea was settled in the sum
named by County Judge Leslie, following
an argument between Attorneys Alvin p.
johnson, representing the bond company,
and Pancoast who appeared for McCrea.
Mr.. Pancoast asked to have bail set in
the sum of $500 The other lawyer de-
clared that "the embezzIement Is now be-
lieved 20 be $, 800 1t may be more and it
will certainly not be less that $1,000 The
defendants" continued Johnson. has no
family here and no particular ties. We
think the bond ought to be large enough
to insure his being here for preliminary
hearing
During Mr.. Pancoasts' statement it was
brought out that McCrea has turned over
to the live stock company a small insur-
ance policy and some stock worth together
Eckman C. II. Van Alstine and j. II.
Bailey, all of South Omaha, and the
Chambers Academy company by w Il.
Chambers. president.
During the day an examination of Nc
Creas books continued and negotiations
! between McCrea's friends and officials of
: the bond company anu his employers,
! There is movement on foot to make
/ up the sum McCrea is short and II this is
! done he probably will not be prosecuted,
! A plea had to be entered before bail
Ncodld be granted in county court and Nc
! Crea's attorney said for him. Not
! guilty
stuck Exchange interested.
! Officials of the Omaha Live Stock Com
! mission company, many Of whom were per-
sonal friends of McCrea as we'll as assoc
/ ciates IN business, are greatly disturbed
| by MeCrea's trouble and Arthur Rogers,
president of the company, is said to be
greatly distraught. The surety company
has a less personal feelings in the matter
and is insisting that the whole deficit be
made up. In behalf Of this company mat
ters are being conducted by j. a. Gal
braith OF Kansas city. supervisor OF claim.
for the western district.
! IL is said that a love Of good living Il
responsible for the trouble ian which Nc
Crea has been plunged. lie has been fonC
of theaters and expensive cafes and gen
orally has been present a; opening night!
at playhOuses. often giving small parties.
So far as physical health is concerned
McCrea appears 20 have recovered com
pletely from his suicidal attempt OF a weel
ago, when he swallowed a dozen or NOR
morphine pills.
E. S. Westbrook, secretary Of the Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-13

yourWonderfulmed-
icines have done for
me. The doctors said
/ had a tumor, and l
had an operation,
but was soon as bad
againaseVer.Iw
toyouforadvice,a and
began to take Lydia
f. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
as you told me to
do. 1 am glad to
say that now / look
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-13
---------s-
building Permits,

VIM. Bamiger. 28l4 So. 32d. frame SO 900
Annie Rasmussen, 2919 lizard frame $500
Nellie Brennan, 1851 California, frame. 22J0
w. p. Kelly, 2sO7 Shirley, frame. ,.... 2 400
James =, Slater. 1913 Sprague, frame. 200
James p slater, l7l5 Sprague, frame. 2.20O
James p, Slater, 1913 Sprague, frame. 200
l.. winthrop, l924-26 So. lOth...,,.,..... 900
Emil Gall, 23l4 So. SD frame. ....,,.. $500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-13
TUMOR OF
YEARS
GROWTH
Removed by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Holly Springs, Miss. Words are
inadequate for me to express what
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29
MARVELLOUS DISCOVERIES

mark the wonderful progress of the
age. Air flights on heavy machines
kilograms without wires. terrible war
inventions to kill men. and that won
der of wonders-Dr Kings New Dis
covery-to save life when threatened
by coughs. colds. lagrippe, asthma,
Group, bronchitis, hemorrhages, hay
fever and whooplng cough or lung
trouble. For all bronchial affections
it has no equal. 1t relieves Instantly
Its the surest cure. James NJ Black
OF Asheville, N. C., r. r. No. 4. write,
it cured him OF an obstinate cough
after all other remedies failed. soc
and s1.0o. A trial bottle free. Guar
snteed by Hunter Palmer.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29
etfOE lll DAWSON BUYS BUYS IN, ..s
..... FINE DENVER HOME

IA -. j. .
Mr.. Clyde C, Dawson and family have
recently moved into g. fine new home
in Denver which Mr.. Dawson purchas-
ed few weeks ago. ,.es,-s.,,-s,.-
The house was built by NJ. Jacot
Filius. a prominent Denver man and
occupied by him as a home until he
broke up housekeeping on account OF
the death of-his wife. s 81; s~
Mr.! iDawson's new home Is located
at 1911 Race street. 1t is a fine large
house, better in many ways than the
elegant home Mr.. Dawson owned here
in Canon CityreIt is at the top OF the
hill aiahd oveflooks Cheseman Park
and affords aimagnificent view OF the
fnountAinsn
In Denver the other day that he and
his family are always glad to see Can
on City friends and want them to look
him up or call up on the phone. His
residence phone number is York 5623.
AMr. Dawson has law Offices in the
Equitable building with the firm OF
Hayte. Dawson and Wright Since
going to Denver. Mr.. Dawson has been
about as busy as he could be. He and
his firm have an excellent lay practice
and count among their clients some OF
the best in Denver.
Canon City lost in Mr. Dawson's re-
moval mighty good citizen and a
clever family. but all are glad to hear
OF his prosperity In his new and en-
larged field.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29
BIG GAIN IN THE Yarse
ARKANSAS VALLEY

Pueblo. Dec. 1.-THE wave OF pros
perity that has swept the entire Ar
kansas valley during the past year
was materially Increased by, the great
amount Of business done I'm the differ-
ont towns on theatw6 railroads. tray
ersins it during IN smonth Of Novsm,
Der just past, An increase of between
Is and 20 per cent over the, business
done in the same month, in 1908 is
shown by the Santa Fe and the Misc
ouri Pacific railroads. sd.srge' cattle
shipments from every part of the val
ley and the shining Of sugar beet
crops from farms to the many sugar
factories in the valley are responsi-
bio for the great increase Both cat
tie and sugar beet shipments have been
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

NO CHANGE
in SMITHS.
CONDITION.
WOUND rs VERY SERIOUS, BUT NO
uls..4S-. It.4f stNs suSf sG
!s.R0NES, ARTERIES 0RtMESCLESs
u 5IRr INJIIRpp, M,SS IrN..s''n
KINs FRUSTRATED i's's.
ETEETW

The condition, 81 81 ". " H, : Smith. of
South Canon who was accidentally
shot BY Miss Maude jenkins early
Thursday morning. has not material
iy changed during the last twenty
four hours and the belief Of his friends
In his recovery is Strengthened by that
fact The wound is. naturally. very
serious one, but as none of the bones,
arteries or muscles of the face were
injured by the ball in its passage
through the head of the unfortunate
man the chances are largely in his ia
yor. provided, OF course, blood pois-
oning or other complications do not
embarrass the cituation.
The bullet entered the left side Of
the face, little below the eye. and
passed almost horizontally through
the head; below the base of the brain
and above the base OF the tongue. Mr..
Smith finds 1t difficult to speak above
. whisper at present, owing to the pc
culiar character of his injury. but the
organs Of speech are not in the least
lmpdlT 6u dlu uc VIII Ut dplc " talh
rs well as ever as soon as he regains
his strength. There has been some
apprehension on the part of the mem
bers OF the family that hemmorhage
might take place that would imperil
his recovery and every precaution has
been taken by the attending surgeons
TO prevent It. and, as a result, the nos
trfis have been closed IN order that
brea,hlng- may through -the-mouth
alone.
It is reported that the synitems
we're rather unfayorable for "a short
time Thursday night and "a surgeon
remained at his bedside TO AFFORD such
relief as professional skill and ex-
perience might suggest. He was rest
ing as comfortably this morning as the
nature OF his wound would permit
and the encouraging Information was
given out that he was getting along
rs well as could be expected under the
circumstances. There is a great deal
dition and the hope is everywhere ex-
pressed that he will soon be conva-
descent 1t Is stated that revolver
was DISCHARGED while Miss Jenkins
was in the act OF handing the weapon
TO Mr.. Smith after he had mounted
his horse ready TO ride away to his
ranch on Webster park. and not in
the house as at first reported. } Miss
Jenkins is said to be almost prostrated
with grief over the unfortunate affair,
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29
YOU WANT THE BENEFIT

]. w. Greer. Greenwood. La. suf-
fered with a severe case OF lumbago.
The pains were 30 intense I was
forced to hypodermic injections for
relief These attacks started with q
pain in the small OF my back which
gradually became fairly paraiyxins
Ny attention was attracted to Foiey's
Kidney Remedy. and I am glad to say
after using this wonderful medicine
am no longer bothered In any way
by my old enemy lumbago" Sold BY
all druggists
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29
ANNUAL MEEIlAs
llU Election OF CANON
CITY COMMANDERY

The members of Canon City Com
mandery, Knights Templars. held their
annual meeting at Masonic temple
night when the following
officers were elected and installed :
Sir William II. Trout. E. c. 80
Sir Albert E. Wilson. G.
Sir Joseph D. RussellSc. G.as-A
Sir william NICK. Boyce. s. W.
Sir George w. Bethel. J. w.
Sir James p. Chapman, Treas.
Sir Henry NJ. Mingay. Rec. 'tlSI q
Sir. Thomas u McEniry. St p,
'I Sir George H. Sale. SW. b. -
- -rpilliam-,J.-DaEis, ,-WsF-------
Sir Joseph n Little. Sent fyFgrsl
Sir william T. Bridweii. ePrel
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29
Childfen-Cry-
FOR FlETcHER'S
Q a . SToRIA
JACK FROSTS-
MINERAL MUSEUM

All nature is usually classified into
three. kingdoms-animal, vegetable
and mineral. This places water among
the minerals. and in character and
capitalization it really is a mineral.
and 1t is as mineral that il is re-
garded. sr4GS H"a1lgaf
1t maintains the liquid form at the
ordinary temperature before freezing,
and the gaseous form at q .tempera-
ture only a little higher. while with
most members OF the mineral king
dom very high temperature is re-
,quired to convert them into liquid.
and a much higher to. change them
into A. gas. The theofy of>the seoio-
gist, who studies the sremotesto hisI
tory of the earth. is that all the
earth's materials were at one time a
gas which gradually cooled and much
of lit finally became solid, The ,ex-
IRENE northern and soutbern parts OF
the earth are colder than others. In
we know chiefly as liquid ID d sbiid
mineral, In the form OF big fcids" OF
ice.aand huge foatingi pieces broken
from them and floating 'sodthward as
icebergs. In our temperatufe zone we
know water for most Of the year az a
liquid, Except In the, winter II is NOT
easy for us 10 accept II ma; n crystal.
lized mineral. Then ut is In Jack
Frost's mineral musenm"f ''-s
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

heavier than ever before and9th out
look for next, season. is even better
than during the past as much new su-
gar beet land will be brought under
cultivation, and the enlargement OF
the Pueblo stockyards will enable that
institution ito handle more stock.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29
: :. Foley Is,
Kidney
: T. Pills
What They VIII Do for Ysa

- What They VIII Do for Ysa
.wU1fa fEfsA Il
They will cure your baokachs.
strengthen your kidneys, cor.
rect urinary Irregularities. build
mp the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric asid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Rright's Disease and DiA-
bates,asnd restore health anA
strength. asKe{use substitutes
vsv Male NJ, AN Dvssis@S. 81
rot NUHT Rad This II
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

Nederlapd.s The company. Intends to
build one Of the largest summer re-.
sorts in the state.
q E2TCHl
I Pueblo.-Horace Shelby. colored.
Sill pay fine of $1,000 and spend
year IN prison, for stabbing William
Wallace last October.
Pueblo.--Burglars entered win
dow of postoffice sub-station and Sc
cured $50 in stamps.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29
KEPT THE KING AT HONE.

For the past year we have kept
the, King OF all laxatives-Dr. Kings
New Life Pills-in our home and they
have proved a blessing to all our fam
NY" writes Paul Mathulka. Of Buff
falo. N. Y. Easy. but sure remedy
for all -Stomach.--Liyer and Kidney
troubles. Only Csc at Hunter Pal
mer's.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29
HAS TAKEN RECORD
e.,nsa,.r FOR THIRTY YEARS
nl1fI-a sol

RaUoKnigIit was ihothci other day
looking UP the 'suDscriptIon on his
Weekly Record.
Mr.. hkAlslit fAAA taken the Weekly
Record since 1850 which In now near
iy 81 ysara. = This Is arecsrd hard to
beat, by, any pan Of. Mr.. ,BpiEht's age.
There may be n few Older mon who
'hiNe ihkenf the Rsrord 'Ionger. but
probably NO c,pls ~ MIR lkpikhfs age
------.v-----s-sss---1r.szs-
i. Nothing i'a1 ncceptsbs' AZ Mica
-. - .,...s..- -. .srla..a~
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

w. Z. Galley went to Denver last
Saturday night to see his mother. who
has been quite sick at her homo In
that city for week or more.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

& young grocerymnn. recently mar
ried, spid, ~ ever petcSAor ves .
fool 4 was when be fwfdt. " gsf mar.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29
SHORT NEWS NOTES
''''''' FROM. FLORENCE

Last night - the moon shone, SO
brightly that the outline of Pixies
Peak could. be plainly seen at ten
O'Clock Considering the fact that the
Peak is, at least forty-fiye miles. from
Florence, this, Isl quite a phenomena.
wi >jnsiht p1 --------. ~ ~ 'o5ns
Mrs. Minnie Collins returned to her
home in Denver this morning. . She
was called tosCanon City several days
ago on account of the serious Illness
OF he sister-in-iaW, Mrs. Bert McGand-
less, but who is now improving. 'thS'
ssAA4BIs. ,sa .Ns.s.E ~
IA dahcirg Class mas been organized
among the young people or Rockvale
and Regular weekly practices are held
IN the town haIl. ga i''7' -
-se - 1sa9 1ssAlE,-=zs- rs" ~. -rf {
{ 7uhdershefinff John 'Chetelat was in
the city yesterday enrodte home from
Portland where he had been serving
some PAPERS IN civil matter. ~
Fire starting from a defective flue
at the Brush Hollow school house
Tuesday at noon caused great excite
ment among the scholars. After some
difficulty the flames were gotten under
control without an yserious damage.
Joseph H. Chairman Of this city is at
present engaged in making repairs
and it is expected to have them COM
pleted in time for school to resume
next Monday morning. In the mean
time the teacher. Miss Nellie Corsey.
and pupils are enjoying an enforced
vacation.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

Chas. ID. Bradley.
Charles z. Waldo.
James T. Locke.
Joseph Fl. Maupin.
Arthur H. McLAin.
Augustus Pease.
J. G. schweigert.
Orion ". Locke.
James A. Stump.
James L. Cooper.
Lee W.teher.
Kent Il Mdfed.
Goorge II. wilkes.
Edward MacClai..
! Joseph D. Bient.
/. d. W. Ross. .nas
] II. r. Waldo. J
gnN sr.ff ffra a~sl
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29
COLORADO NEWS
IN BRIEF

Bouldsr-T K Watkins. OF Denver.
fell into the shaft Of the Capital mine
and was instantly killed. He leaves
q wife and dhild in Denver.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

Anlt.-A pioneer. known best a.
Uncle Dan" Aldrich. died here from
acute pneumonia. His widow is Wis
iting In Denver.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

Colorado sprinEs-If the executors
OF the estate OF Gen. W. }. Palmer up
hold his verbal offer OF half n block
OF ground upon which TO build n home
for superannuated negro pastors, the
home soon will be built.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

Bouldsr-T. K Watkins. OF Denver.
fell into the shaft Of the Capital mine
and was instantly killed. He leaves
9 wife and dhild In Denver.
Ault.-A pioneer. known best as
Uncle DAN Aldrich. died here from
acute pneumonia. His widow is Wis
iting In Denver
Colorado SprinEs-lf the executors
OF the estate OF Gen. W. }. Palmer up
hold his verbal OFFER OF half n block
OF ground upon which TO build n home
for superannuated negro pastors, the
home soon will be built.
Colorado City.--Because of many in
quiries made for a Colorado City di-
rectory. the Hawaii promotion COM
mittee OF Honolulu has sent to the city
clerk here for copy OF the direc-
tory for 1910.
Colorado Springs.-During the year
OF 1910, i6s divorce suits and 4s3 mar
riages licenses were Issued in FL Paso
county. Not one divorce was refused.
Colorado SPRINGS c. Thorton, OF
wigwam. ia pushing project for q
100000 irrigation deal TO water 35.-
900 acres in southern FL Paso county.
The water VIII be taken from Foun-
tain creek.
Colorado City.-A. G. Barrett. n
young engineer who was seriously in
jured in the Golden Cycle mill here
still In In a serious condition.
Fort Collins. Recommendations
from the committee inspecting state
schools probably will be- sent to the
ncxt session OF Legislature requesting
the bulk OF the s2s0.ooo appropria-
tion for the Agricultural college.
Bouider.--The Zephyr Mining and
Mfifingn company has secured an op-
don on the Barker tungsten tract at
Pueblo. Having buried two chill
dfon within week. Mrs Angeiine
Falconi, wife Of the Black Hand plot
ter who was shot and killed by sher-
in's posse. is at the point OF death.
"a pdT my .ILrair g.
Greeley. IA public transfer of her
honestead TO a trustee shows that
Mfs. sarah'J Rising gave up her home
in AN efrott to saw" her son. waiter
Rising. from the Eaiiows Nll1 y
mr. -tsv7girr --.-,fsi' M
oreolcy. "a French syndicate is at
tehipting to take over the bonds of the
Denver sescrvoir & Irrigation CO..
paying tho 0deiinansnt IRRIGATION tares
of s6a O0oiifi NJ ~ oiinfttr fvai
es.h raeow IL n"trih ri
p'uebID f1rhoushnds ~ dollars Vii
be spent III ffnpfovsmehts on jhe stock
yards here Dufins this 'past yeht
s0cUltatls and 10000 shssp moro Than
Isst toysar' we're afiii'pSd' fFom these
yards ," ~ ffffn'
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

Colorado City.-Because of many In
quiries made for a Colorado City di-
rectory. the Hawaii promotion com
mittee OF Honolulu has sent to the city
clerk here for a copy OF the direc-
tory for 1910.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

pueblo. ..sl'fhoushnds of dollar. vii
be 'npent In ftnpfovsmeiIts on the stock
yards here During tns paSt yehr
5000 tattls and 10000 sheep moro than
Isst Dyedr wefe phippSd ffom tiieso
yards, ~ fff'ins
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

GrcsIty "a public transfer of her
honestead to a trustee shows that
Mfs. Sarah J Rising gave up her home
in an effott to saw" her son. waiter
Rising. from the Eaiiows. var y
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

E Pueblo Having buried two chill
dfon within week. Mrs. Ansciine
Falconi, wife Of the Black Hand plot.
ter who was shot and killed by sher.
fn's posse. is at the point of death.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

ureolcy. "a French syndicate is at
tempting to take ovcr the bonds of m,
Denver seservoir G. irrigation CO.
paying tho Ndriinansnt Irritation tare,
OF s6a. .00ohtl ~ y onH''tF frT
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

Bouider.--The Zephyr Mining and
Miifingf company has secured an op-
don on the Barker tungsten tract at
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

Colorado City.-A. G. Barrett.
young engineer who was seriously In
jured in the Golden Cycle mill her
still In In a serious condition.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

Fort Collins. Recommendations
from the committee inspecting state
schools probably will be sent to the
next session OF Legislature requesting
the bulk OF the s250.ooo appropria-
tion for the Agricultural college.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-29

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-13

Arbitration treaty between United
States and Mexico concerning Chamizal
zone case at Ell Paso confirmed
Bill introduced by Gallinger offering
amendments to Rockefeller Foundation
measure
Aldrich gave notice that finance COM
mittee would take up tariff commits
sion bill today.
Thornton of Louisiana took oath Of
Office
Debate on Cummins resolution to
change rules was put over until today.
Adjournment taken at $50 p. m until
today at noon.
Day given over to discussion of bill
to create inheritance tax in District OF
Columbia, which was passed before ad-
journme>+
H. Garland Dupree, successor of late
Representative Gilmore of Louisiana
sworn in.
j. Adjournment taken at 5:25 p. m. until
today
The House committee on appropria-
lions directed that Representative Keif-
| er's pension bill be reported to the
House. It carries $3.50, 900, which i.
| s2,o70.000 less than the amount ap
propriated last year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-13
AFTER HIS
SCALP ARE
THE UNIONS

Some of the Gary unions, those affect
ed by the electrical faetional troubles
want Chairman H. H. Highlands of the
public safety board fired at once Such
was the subs lance of a petition present
ed by Ave locals to the city council last
night. Mr. Highlands is employer
and it is alleged that he used his official
position to further the ends of the en-
ployers to the detriment of the unions.
The petition was referred to the coun-
Gil committee on Investigations.
Made Himself cooper"
1t seems that the source of griev-
ance against Highlands is because the
safety board permitted the employment
of himself and Col. c.. H. Maloney as
special policemen for the period of two
hours. The commissions of both were
revoked after complaint had been made
| to the safety board as the union die
| not want employers vested with police
powers.
| Last nights petition was signed by
iR " O'Connor, J. Finneran and NJ G
Carmody of the Collins-McNult factor
Of the electrical union and a committee
| from the painters, the plumbers, the
| fathers and the roofers.
| Just what the council committee will
do with the charges remains to be seen
The unions will bring strong pressure
| to bear to have Chairman Highlands t.
be removed while equally strong inf1u
ence will be brought by the building in
terests to secure his retention.