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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
SAYS He CAM
STAND ATTACKS
New York Herald Drives Pas
teurized Milk Man to
Cover.

BERLIN. August 24-Owing to tile
persistent attacks of the New York
Herald on his milk pasteurization ven
lures. Nathan Straus announced to-day
that he would abandon this work in
lin where he recently opened a pas
teurized milk depot. Straus said he
would continue his philanthropy for
the remainder of this summer. but that
next year the pasteurized milk. which
he had supplied at the piers and parks
in New York, would be cut off and
that the depots throughout the city
where bottle pasteurized milk was
supplied for babies would be closed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
WATCHED EIGHTEEN YEARS
FOR EVIDENCE FOR DIVORCES,

NEWBuRGH, N y. August 24.-The
patience OF Mrs. Mamie f. Brown. ST
Manhattan has been rewarded after
eighteen years. She was granted q
divorce to-day from Charles ii. Brown.
OF Matteawan, from whom she sepa
rated efRhten years age. According to
her story, AIRS. Brown kent close
watch on her husband for evidence on
which she might secure a divorce bu
1t was not until lately that she obtain
ed Information upon which decree
could be based in this statA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
FOUR REPUBLICANS
MAY Be IN RAGE
Messrs.
Messrs. Flegenheimer, Luce,
Peachy and Vawter Mentioned
for Congressional Nomination.

Four names are now being discuss
ed by local Republicans as likely can
didates for the nomination for Con-
gress to oppose Captain Lamb, Demo-
cratic nominee. 1t Ia believed that all
of those mentioned will be considered
by the Republican district convention,
which will meet September ~ In
Thompson's Hall. No. 20 East Broad
street
go Those who are spoken efaFe Afessrs.
w. r. Vawter. of Henrico; Melvin
Flegenheimer, of Richmond; John q.
Luce. OF Richmond. and Mr.. Peachey,
Of williamsburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
GOVERNOR MANN WILL
RESPOND TO WELCOME
Accepts Invitation to Reply to
Governor Dayisons Address
in Milwaukee.

Governor Mann Wednesday accept
ed the invitation of President Allen
X, Foote. OF the International Tax
Association. which meets in Milwau-
kee, Wis. next Tuesday. to respond
to the address OF welcome which viii
be made by Governor Dawson. OF
the Badger State.
Governor Mann will leave Rich
mond either Saturday night or Sun
day for the convention. He IL now
busily engaged in cleaning up a.
much as possible OF the business pend
ing before him before his departure.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
WALKING IN SLEEP
PLUNGEs. To DEATH
New York Somnambulist Falls
from Roof of Dwelling and
il Instantly Killed

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.--Sleep walk
ing claimed another victim early to-
day. when Mrs. Sallie Feig. 80 years
old. plunged from the roof of her
house to the sidewalk and met instant
death, Her husband explained to the
police that she had been an somnam-
bulist since childhood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24

no money and took Walking cow.
driving ne bovine all the way to
the city and selling 1t In the First
Market here for $40 The animal was
found before being sent to the slaugh.
ter pen and was returned to its owns9
and the young negro arrested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
MRS. BTCKERS ELECTED
FOR THIRTEENTH TERM

Mrs. w NJ. Btckers, for thirteen
years president OF the East End w.
c. T. L., was again elected at the
annual meeting held Tuesday after
noon at her residence, No. 40 North
Twenty-sepenth street. Other officers
chosen are as follows: Mrs. Matte
Cliston. vice. president: Mrs. c. Bow
den. recording secretary; Miss Bette
Nickers. assistant recording secretary:
Mrs. Sarah Bates, corresponding seq
Rotary. and Mrs. Dora Wilson. treas
urer.
This branch Of the temperance
union Is taking unusual interest in the
bi-coupty, Henrico and Hanover coa-
vention which viii take place Septem-
her / at the Highland Park Methodist
church. Plans for participating H.
the meeting were discussed at Tues
days session, and it is likely that the
East End will be largely represented.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
COUNTRY NEGRO
STOLE A COW
He Win Answer to a Jury Upon
the Charge, it Being Proven ].
That He is Guilty.

John Heath, young negro, will
answer to jury upon the charge OF
having stolen COW from Major Wat
kins, another negro. Watkins lives in
the suburbs, Just inside the city limits.
on the Seven Pines car line. and owns.
q very valuabIe cow. Heath had
worked in the country and wanted TO
sozns v RicAaaoAd N live. - bad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
BOMB BURSTING FAILS
TO AWAKEN sLUnBBnEn

NEW YORK, August sx.---JosepAtna
Bagiaoomi, 10 years old. 10 : sand
sleeper. 4 bomb which early to-daJ
broke doors and Windows, cracked
literally covered with plAaterinx and
broken glass the bed In which sfie lay.
failed to awaken her. The outrage II
attributed to the black hand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
Building Permits.

Permits were issued by the building
inspector Wednesday to the follow
ing.
j. Peyton Bradshaw. to build de-
tached two-story brick dwelling. No.
2S1i Hanover avenue. to cost 50, 800.
George w. Robben. to repair brick
dwelling No. s1a North First street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
WILL MAKE ATTEMPT
TO SALyAGE THE BEDFORU

TOXIC, August 34.---An attempt win
be made probably tomorrow to sail
wage the British cruiser Bedford. which
went ashore on Queipart Island, A3
the mouth OF the Yellow Sea Weather
Japanese war yeSseiG with ID Ahte Id
reach the wrecked cruissr soon. ThArs
Is no hope OF relocating the Bedford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
APPALACHIAN nxrOGTrION,
ss z, ssia. VIZ 1sso5tatissE a Il pen

daily. septsm Der 10 to october il, isiS.
inclusive Final limit returning ten
days from. but not including date q
sale.
Fer complete information cali On
nearest Southern Railway Tieks4
Agent. or write
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
NORFOLK WANTS INCREASED
TAKES FROM CORPORATION

Because the city wants more revs
enue from public service corporations,
counsel representing the municipal
government OF Norfolk will appesr
before the State Corporation Commits.
sion on September : 70 ask that Ger.
tain assessments be increased.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
$l.5O to $3.50
New Summer Shirts, Sl.OO.

These are the popular pongee and silk
striped shirts. with soft turn back cuffs,
white pongee, colors. and fancy stripes, not
a shirt In the lot sold for less than 81. so;
reduced TO SI.00.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
HELP

IL YOU DESIRE A STENoGRArHER
ThA Richmond virRinian Want Advn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24

Colonel Marye Out.
--eotrrrf- Morton Atarye, Hufft0r II
public accounts, who has been Ill for
several weeks, has resumed his duties
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
Cut Prices on
Mems Shirts.
Mems $l.OO Shirts, Soc.

One lot containing about 225, made by the
best makers, some of madras and percale,
plated or plain fronts, attached or separate
cuffs, worth s1.00 Clearance price SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Nebraska
Good Roads tor
Otoe County
JOY Morton Offers 70 Make Substan-
tial Donation 70 Supplement-
Funds Already on Hand.

NEBRASKA CITY. Web. April D-,spe-
-iaI. j-Iov Morton. son 1f the .ate J. steri-
ing Morton who owns Ar1or Lodge and
rnucn OK the Cine and and orchards here
abuuts VINO spoke on good roads and river
improvements ar the Home Products ban
1uet given by The Commercial club last
week. before leaving the city not only Of
fered 20 donate the right-of-wav through
his magnificent estates west Of the CITY for
a direct road. not along section lines
through this county. offered 20 give E9o
for every mile OF brick road built IN this
county
The road is 90 be bricked sixteen feet
wide. and the remainder lf the road made
VI 0Iue grass SOD and higher than the brick
roadway 30 that in muddy or wet weather
the water will drain of on the bricks
and be carried away without injur-nE the
roads he offered another thing. and that
was n the citizens would raise SSJO. and
add IL to the 3, ooo which the county has in
hand from the inheritance tax. thar ne
would give 5000 additional so as 90 make
il a fund 1f E210 90 with which 20 start 90
building these roads. Then ne wants 20 IN
terest the farmers along the line where the
roads Are 70 be built and have them con-
tribute their share. so that all will bear the
burden alike.
The Commercial club has the matter un-
der consideration and will act upon it in a
short time. Mr Norton also offered 90 do
nate a site on his estate for the Agricultural
college which is proposed by Senator Bur
Eett in his resolution introduced in the sen
ate some time since.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
SUIT TO TEST BRIDGE
FARE At NEBRASKA CITY
Right OF Burlington to Charge FIFTY
Cents to he Determined in
Court.

NEBRASKA CITY. April so.-,special -
Mrs. Esreila z. Warden, through her at
torney, ". z. Moran. has filed a suit IN
the district court against the Burlington
railway, asking 10000 damages for injuries
She alleges thar she was ierked from
passenger train Of that corporation
by a brakeman at Hamburg. Ia
on February, Is. 1910 The complaint
states that the train was in motion and
that she received injuries which confined
her 10 her bed at that place FOR eight
weeks and Is srtI suffering from the IN
iur1es received AZ that time.
She also sues to recover y cents over
charge Tor ticket from this city to Ham
burg, a distance OF less than fourteen
miles The fare from here to Hamburg is
70 cents. the biggest part Of II being the
toll for crossing the bridge at this point
She alleges that the company has secured
judgments from the courts setting forth the
fact that the bridges are part Of its right
uf-way or rrackage ana that under the
laws OF Nebraska and Iowa il is not al
lowed to charge more than cents a mile
This matter is something the citizens here
have been wanting brought up for some
tine, because the company charges % cents
70 each passenger crossing this bridge On
a train. II the court should hold thar the
bridge is part Of the rghu-of-way OF road
bed and the company cannot charge more
than cents per mile for crossing it, the
decision would open a new territory for
trade Tor this city, because Of the heavy
toll Il Is Ike a stone wall on the east side
Of this city and keeps out the trade from
across the river, the people not feeling Jus
ufied in paying such excessive tolls. as
they claim, 20 come here ana do their
--udfuu
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
EHYONAHAWAITS ON WATER
Water Board Gives Reasons for Not
Taking Any Action.
CnwtIIInE to Pay for Use OF Money
Expended On Mafns-suppIy-
ing south Omaha Another
Issue.
QUESTION: OF INTEREST POINT

shall the QUESTION OF interest money
stand IN the way Il an agreement FOR
water works extensions and 0etterments
10 OmanaG
That seems to be the main point for the
citizens 10 pass Judgment on. Il anything
is 10 be done preceding the decision OF the
United States supreme court, the date Of
which no one can forecast, even approx
mateiy.
R. Bescher Eowsll Of the Water board
insists there are correlated questions u
considerable imp0rtancs. bur. ike Others
he admits that the interest question mas
been the larger of al stumbling blocks.
Dr. A. H Ripple makes the same admis-
SION.
For almost four years the water com
pany has been offering, according 70 us
officers. 10 put N the second main from
Florence. provided the Water board would
agree On behalf OF The city thar interest
should be- paid as we'll as the principal.
u the company proceeded 70 1uAd this
main Likewise. On extensions ordered by
the city council before the creation Of rhe
" later board and Oh extensions ordered
by the Water board after rs creation the
company has been insisting that interest
should be guaranteed on any outlay while
the question Of city purchase was being
agitared.
On July 2. Igas. Prssident Woodbury. OF
the wafer company addressed letter TO
tae Water board. which IN sffect offered
20 build SO nuch 1f a new main as may
be NECESSARY. provided the Water board
viii enter into an agreement binding upnn
the City. 70 repay ~ the company. when
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
NEBRASKA PREss ASSOCIATION
Program Arranged for Annual Meet
ing ta Re Held in Lincoln.

Program Arranged for Annual Meet
ing tn Re Held in Lincoln.
GRAND ISLAND April Special
Secretary o. G.. Johns " the Nebraska
Press association has issued the programs
fur the thirty-eiEhth annual meeting OF the
association az Lincoln on May =. a and
. The program Is one OF the best that
has ever been prepared for the association.
Heretofore the meetings 1f the newspaper
men have been held IN the winter but
this year it was decided 20 have a summer
session and maize the meeting a sor- n a
chautauuua for the newspaper workers
alone. a record breaking interests is looked
for. for the secretar- reports unusual in
terest in the meeting and many new mem
bers joining.
President n. J. Ludi OF Wahoo has Just
returned from TIP in the southeastern
part of the state where he mas been work
ing up interest in the meeting. One OF the
features Of the program Is the offer OF
Slo is cash as prizes by the Lincoln Com
mercial club for the best article appearing
in the country papers on the subject OF
The Future II Lincoln as Viewed by
Present Conditions
Monday evening there will be reception
at the Lindell hotel followed by a theater
party. Tuesday evening the members will
be the guests of the Lincoln Commercial
club Of Lincoln IT a banquet At the audi
Jorium.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

plant. That point never entered into the
litigation in any shape.
Dr. A. Z. Hippe said ne is willing 70 DO
ANYTHING IN reason TO correct what he
called the almost inuolerable condition"
existing al present.
The board mas always stood ready 70
meet the water company half way on any
business proposition" said Dr. Ripple,
and believe The members feel the same
way now. But take the matter OF extern
siuns 50 badly needed everywhere. II the
company builds an extension Or makes any
other Improvement II is FOR the reason that
income will ensue. When il Is 70 get the
revenue right along from the extended
service. why should the city be compelled
TO pay interest as we'll as principale II
mas never seemed night 70 US that We
should commit the city 10 this policy. ana
the water company has never MADE any
other sort Of proposal 20 the Water board.
The courts can be relied on 20 protect the
rights uf the company N any necessary
expenditures Il may MAKE.
David O'Bren smpnalically expressed
himself as being willing 70 work and vote
for any sort Of agreement that can be
reached al this time 20 solve the existing
unforrunate situation.
You can say FOR me that as a member
Of the Water board I viii go as far as any
man can go and still protect the interests
1f Omaha. There rs no question bur char
something ought TO be done, and as soon
as possible. but Just what can be done IN
Isss the company voluntarily makes good
on its declared Intention 70 better the zys-
TEN. I do not know. Let someone advance
a definite proposition and put IL In ousi-
ness shape and / believe the Water board
will be found ready 70 act promptly and In
a gay 70 satisfy the citizens"
Charles r. sherman. also member Of
the Water board said. "Aa I view IL. this
IL the most inuppOrtune time that could be
chosen 20 settle the questions now bother
Ing the people Of Omaha concerning their
water supply have been holding my
breath on the subject for some time. ana
have often felt I would ike 20 do some
thing 20 break the deadlock mat Is hurting
Omaha very seriously. 5ut consideration
convinced ne there vas nothing that could
be done except wait the outcome OF the
suit IN the United States supreme court
Now mat the argument has been made and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Nebraska

cation and certified check. The council
chen adjourned until Monday evening when
they viii take lp any Of The cases. e the
bonds and money have been hied. So Tar
there have been but seven licenses granted
1ut of sixteen VINO gave notice by pubii-
cation they were going 70 ask for saloon
license There are three applicants. VINO
will apply NJ The meeting Monday, against
whom no remnusuances have been filed.
but who rad not fully complied with the
iav at that last meeting II looks now as
Il We were 10 have but ten saloons where
we had fourteen asst year although the
license fee. s. 20 has not been changed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
aI,..rmnn Grnhh Ia Asnuittef.

CElERAL CITY. Neh.. April D-tspe-
cial AFTER deiiberaging all day the jury
yostFniay brought in a decision in the
case against Sherman Gr7Ihb on a charge
Of horse stealing, ending him not guilty.
Cr7.bb was charged with being a member
Of q gang which stole three horses from
the Reeves farm. a few miles Of town. last
September The trial of the case occupied
the greater part Of the week. strong Jes-
tfnony being brought out by both sides.
The- deciding testimony seems 20 have
beeu given by Gruhb's Hister Mrs. slidell
OF 81 Joseph. who swore that Grubb was
with her IN st. Joseph on the day that he
was supposed 20 have sold tt1e horses in
g. Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
n J. WINITT.
" z COWEU.T.-


w r Porter may get into the race for
the democratic nomination for state rail-
way commissioner Mr Porter was one
time secretary Of state and recently re-
ceived considerable advertising by reason
OF his efforts to raise 80 from among the
people to nle the name OF Mr Bryan as
A candidate for the senate.
Mr. Porter was Recently in the office
OF the commission selecting a seat when
he saw DR. Winngtr
said
DR. Winnett gTinned.
DR. wlnnetr was mayor when Porter was
arrested for butChering hogs within the
city limits when secretary NJ state
Statement showing car situation IN Ne
braska for twenty-four- r-hOur period ending
D. m. April 2. 1910 compared with period
OF previous year
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

rhs case ID in me hands 1f the judges.
believe We can we'll be patient a little
longer But II any arrangement or agree
ment iB possible that VIII start things IN
the proper direction. I viii gladly cooper
ate with the other members OF the board e
make IL effective
city Attorney Burnam. while diHriaiminH
any Investigation Of the legal phases of q
possible agreement. said be aid not believe
there ID any legal difficulty IN the way n
tho tWo bodies concerned aaH Eet togethsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

GRAND ISLAND. april - Special. DIR
s g. Wulhach. son Of Mr. and MIS- s NJ
Wolbach OF this city, and VINO was born
and reared IN Grand Island. has been
elected % the position of assistant pro-
fsssor OF 5acfeT1oloEy OF Harvard college
FOR a term of five years. he has been an
instructor az Harvard for a number lf
Years. a professor az Albany Medical coll
lege and was az the time M ais recent
election assistant professor al McGiH uni
versitv al Montreal DR. W1lhach Is only
- years Of age
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

NEBRASKA CITY. April n, ,speciai.l-
Tlle city council met rhursday- evening for
the purpose NJ hearing the remunst-ances
sled hy the ministers asainst four ~ the
applicants for saluun license The eoun-
eil met. 6ut found rilat three Of the aupii-
cauts had not filed. any bond or a certified
check tor a.d6o AZ required by the orii-
nance ana that uls fourth one. A. q.
ILramar. had Withdrawn his bond. appli-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

completed. the actual cost 1f such i'm
provement, with per cent interest, in
addition TO what would otherwise be the
purchase price
Water board Evades Question.
The Water board did moi, according 10
The officers Of the water company, reply
70 This offer IN any way.
Later. on October - IS0s. the company
sent another letter, in which occurred this
language: In the light OF the chance for
prolonged litigation, the board OF directors
1f the water company deems il important
thar provision for the early laying OF an
additional main be now made and went
on 10 say. There IS no purpose OF preiudic-
ing the city with respect 10 pending HtiEa-
ton
Mr Howell says 1f the possibility OF an
agreement al this time: Personally,
nave never believed the water company
showed good faith IN its offers. In 1ne
seI.se. the south Omaha service is the key
to the situation. Not that 1 or any other
nan wants 10 cripple South Omaha on
water but cut rllat service OFF and the city
Of Omaha could be amply supplied with
al the water II needs for any purpose
go. You see the second Florence main Is
wanted for the purpose Of enabling the
company 20 properly meet It's contract with
the packing center where the companies
are getting water very cheap. NOW, why
should the water company ask the citizens
II Omaha TO pay interest the cost Of
work necessary tor tie good conduct Of
lau company own business
Proposes Another SUIT.
Extensions have been ordered time after
time. and the orders nave been lgnored By
the company. and IN that connection.
every man capable OF common understand
ing knows that II the company should 90
ahead with extensions ana bettermsnts 80
badly needed and the court should com
mand the city 10 take over the plant al
the valuation of p8a5 -. the company
could still collect AL legitimate expenditures
made after the appralseTnent. 70 conserve
the plant and with interest. There Is
really nothing in the way Of the Omaha
Water company giving our citizens the
relief they demand and deserve, Il Il wants
20. nut al lia maneuveTs have been along
the same line as Jne trick Of in1eoting into
ns hrief 70 the supreme court the fact that
the city mas voted ponds 70 take over the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
ROMANCE OF TwO CONTINENTS
Danish Couple Married at Central
City After Long EngaEement.

City After Long Enga&ement.
CENTRAL CITY, Neb., April 30-,Spe-
cial.j-Coming all the way from Denmark
TO redeem a promise OF marriage made
over twenty years ago. Sina BeTrelsOn ar
rived here this week. and shortly after
her arrival there was a wedding by which
she became the wife Of the lover OF her
youth. Nels Jensen. over twenty years
ago in DenmarII Jensen wOoed and won
the fair Sua. His hopes were high when
he sailed for America TO seek has for
tune promising 10 send for his sweetheart
and make ler his wife when ne should
have secured enough of this worlds goods
to make them comfortable. Fortune did
not smile on his efforts. and it was not
until this year that he was able 10 send
for her. The wedding occurred yesterday
ar the office Of County Judge Lewis
Peterson. The groom Is now 50 and the
bride Is. They will reside on the groom s
farm. a few miles northwest OF town
near the Clgalla ranch.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
CHARGED WITH STARTING FIRE
Narve Trotrsr OF Broken Bow Accused
OF Criminal CareIessness.

OF Criminal CareIesSness.
BROKEN BOW Neb.. April D-,Spe-
call "A warrant was sworn out yesterday
for Narvs rrotuer charging him with
criminal carelessneEs in setting fire TO the
Buckeye ranch and neighboring properties
last Sunday while the wind vas blowing
az a foTry-miis clip About 3.10 acres OF
fine pasture land and a number uf fence
posts were destroyed. the loss being estt-
mated AZ n.5o0 When Jaken before County
Judge HOlcnmh. Trotrer explained his con-
duct by saying that ne wanted 20 burn
a Ior OF rubbish mis- place near the
Buckeye, and thought Sunday the best
time 20 do IT, Fire guards were not
thought necessary and ne failed 20 take
the wind into consideration. He also Jailed
TO give due notice 90 the surrounding prop
erry owners that he Intended starting a
fire. The accused asked for time 20 pre-
pare his case ana Judge Hoicomh ak
tended the hearing TO May e, placing the
defendant under S21o bonds.