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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
More Are Called
Before Court in
Bride Scandal
State Senator Daley Subpoenaed
in Lorimer Investigation and
Others Will Follow.

PEORIA, H., May ia representative
Of John W. Wsymau, states attorney for
Cook county, served a subpoena here to-
day just after noon on state Senator John
Daley, requiring his presence before the
Lee. o Neill- Browne legislative investigation
in Chicago
He intimated a similar writ would be
served on c. +. Black of this district but
the other two members, Lucas I. Butts
and T. n. German. saw nothing OF the
states attorneys representative. Senator
Daley was an active opponent of Senator
Lormer In the recent legislative election.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill., May u.-Declaring
that the Sangamon county grand jury in
vestigation into alleged legislative bribery
should be postponed until the Cook county
probe had been concluded, Attorney Cen
eral william II. Stead today filed notices
with States Attorney Burke. of Sangamon
county that tomorrow he would enter a
motion to that effect before Judge Shirley,
on the Sangamon county court
Mr. Stead's letter reached Mr.. Burke
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
bishop keencI at Central CITY.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb., May 11.-CSpecial)
Tuesday was big day among Catholics
In this locality, the occasion being the
ouadrennial visitation of the bishop to St
Michaels parish Bishop Scanned of
Omaha was unable to come on account of
illness and Bishop Keene of Cheyenne
made the visitation in his stead and con-
ferred the rite of confirmation. Besides
Rev. Father OConnor. the local priest, who
prepared the class for presentation to the
bishop there was present the Rev Father
Collins of Greeley. The choir rendered
Rosewig's solemn high mass. Bishop Keene
administered the sacrament of confirmation
to class Of forty-flve adults and child
rem. Large delegations from Clarks, Chap
man and the surrounding country were in
attendance, the big church being packed to
the doors
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Attempt to Kill -
Deputy Sheriff
Bullet from Outside Narrowly Misses
Officer Guarding Jail ct
Valentine.

VALENTINE, Neb. May ll-(Special
Telegram)-While standing guard over four
prisoners last uight an attempt was made
to shoot Deputy Sheriff Frankie The bull
let broke the glass Of the window in his
private room When the sheriff ran out
his assailants had fled. He remained on
guard outside the building until the morn
ing. When 1t was daylight tracks were
discovered in the flower garden and a
thirty-two caliber bullet was found EN-
bedded in the wall. a gang Of thieves
has been operating in the locality lately.
This morning Judge Quigley sentenced
two hoboes to thirty days each for the
theft of a pair OF trousers out OF the store
Of Davenport K Co The two had been
arrested the previous day and it is thought
the shooting was done by some friend OF
the two
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
LAWS GOVERNING STATE
INSTITUTIONS OUT OF DATE
DIR. j. u. Greene, Formerly of Me-
brRsIxH, Lectures Before state
Medical society.
CFrom a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Neb., May u.-(Specal Tele-
gram.l-In an address to the State Medi-
cal association DIR. j. b. Greene, formerly
superintendent of the Lincoln asylum, but
now of Illinois, said the Nebraska laws for
the administration of charitable institutions
were the most Anticipated in the country.
DR.. Greene urged board of control to
be secured by an amendment to the state
constitution. Civil service rules should then
govern the employees of the different in
situations. The afternoon was given over
principally to discussion of spinal menin-
gotis, which affected certain portions of
the state last year. The nominating COM
mlttee will report tomorrow morning and
it is not improbable that DR.. b. p. Lord
of Omaha will be endorsed for president
of fthe association.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
THREE SISTERS ARE DROWNED
One Girl steps Into Deep Pool and
others Give Their Lives in
Effort to Make Rescue.

WANETTE, Okl., May 10.-Three daugh-
ters of T. c. Coffey were drowned in Pond
creek near here early this evening. The
youngest one, aged IL years, stepped into
deep pool and sank. The next older tried
TO save her as she rose to the surface and
both went down, to be followed by Jessie
the oldest. who plunged into the water,
fifteen feet deep in a frantic effort to
save the others.
Their mother, who stood in the shallow
water, saw her daughters sink and leaped
into the pool, but ives rescued as she was
sinking by man who CHANGED to be cross
ing the stream.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12

GRAND lSLAND-Dr. II. c. Miller. post
master OF this city and well known in re-
publican and dental circles over the state
successfully underwent an operation FOR
the removal OF gall stones.
DAVID CITH-C. H. Sloan Of Geneva was
IN the city today getting acquainted with
the business men, Mr.. Sloan is the repub-
ncan candidate for congress from this dis
trict TO succeed r. II. Hinshaw
McCOOk-Red Willow county has the dis
tinctton OF having the highest average fall
wheat crop condition in the South Platte
country, reports showing a gain over last
year OF 50 per cent.
McCooR-C, e. Porter OF Holdrege has
bought and merged the Cambridge bottling
works with the McCook bottlng works
The machinery has been shipped here from
Cambridge and is now being installed.
BEATRlCE-Vencil A. Stropincky OF
BarnestOn was given u hearing before the
insanity commissioners yesterday and or
dered committed TO the asylum.
PERI-C2rds are out announcing the
coming marriage OF Miss Nadine CoweIl, a
popSiar teacher OF this place TO Donald
Lawrence OF BrOwnyile
GRAND ISLANDER NJ. Cole, the retir-
ing district foreman OF the Union Pacific
shops in this city, was presented a Ma
sonic charm and chain by the employees
Nj. Reagan, recently Of the Southern Pa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
MEMORIAL FOR KING EDWARD
Services 10 he Held at First Presby-
terrain Church on Evening
After Funeral.

The committee on arrangements for the
memorial to the late King Edward an
nounce that the exercises will be held at
the First Presbyterian church at O'Clock
on the evening Of Friday, May 90 Rev.
4. J. Mackay will offer the invocation and
Rev, Edward Hart jerks VIII pronounce
the benediction. Hon. John l.. Kennedy
Wi propose the resolutions, which will be
seconded by Very Rev. Dean Beecher. The
addresses of the evening will be by Hon.
Robert Cowell on Edward, King and
Diplomat" and by T. W. Mccullough on
Edward. the Man. An additional ad-
dress on Edward Friend OF all Nations {"
is yet to be assigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
1T SLUGS HARD
Coffee q sure and Powerful 1ruiser

Let your coffee slave be denied his
cup at its appointed time. Headache
sick stomach fatigue like unto death
l know It all In myself and have seen il
in others. Strange that thinking, reason
ing beings will persist in it's use" says
a Topeka, Kansas, man.
lie says further that he did not begin
drinking coffee until after he was twenty
years old, and that slowly II began TO
poison him. and affect his hearing through
his nervous system.
Finally. / quit coffee and the condi-
lions slowly disappeared. but one cold
morning the smell OF my wlfes coffee
was too much for me and 1 took a cup.
soon l was drinking my regular allow
ahee, tearing down brain and nerves by
the daily dose OF the nefarious concoc-
;ion
Later ] found my breath coming hard
ana frequent fits OF nausea. and then
was taken down with bilious fever.
common sense came to me and I quit
coitee Tor good and went back to Postum.
i az once began TO gain and have had no
Ntturns Of my bilious symptoms, head
ache. dizziness, or vertigo
KARow have health bright thoughts.
AN tdded weight, where before there
" as tnvaltdism, the blues and a skeleton
like condition OF the body.
My brother quit coffee because OF its
effect on his health and now uses Postum.
He could not stand the nervous strain
while using coffee. but keeps well on
Postum
Miss r., ! know personally. was in
capable OF doing a days work while she
was using coffee She Quit II and took
up Postum and Is now well and has per.
fectiy steady nerves"
,sl9ead thc nttle hook. The Road In
= Asuville." in pkgs. There's a Reason. .
rvsr rsa4 We above letter. new one
kspsATs fFON time 70 time. They are ron-
wac. trus and fan o. human interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Nebraska

INK netwCcu January ! and Aprl L. it.l
The following were the winners:
Companies. score. Prize
Company l.. Second regiment. .by.65 80
Company g. First regiment. .5O.lI ~
Company X, second regiment. 4Asi -
he following individuals received medals
Sergeant r.. A. Miller. Company L, sec
ond regiment. eS; Sergeant l. w. Funk,
Company h, second regiment. IS; sergeant
Roy Schock. Company G. First regiment.
~; Sergeant AVA ID. Nicholas, Company
G., First regiment, 81, Private Monte Nor
ton, Company X, First regiment, 81,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Governors Friend
Given a License
Beatrice City Council Adds Another
Saloon TO Accommodate Walter
Meyer from Alma

BEATRICE, Neb., May u.-iSpecal Tel
egram.) The city council has rescinded
its action of last week in limiting the num-
Der of saloons to six and granted LICENSES
to Walter Meyer of Alma, Neb., and \. g.
Grimes of this city. Meyer came here
about a week ago bringing a recommends
ton from Governor Shallenberger, and
since that time he and his friends have
been very active in securing support from
the council, which resulted in the bars be-
ing let down TO more than six applicants.
This viii give Beatrice seven saloons.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Robbers at Daykin,

FAlRBURY, Neb,. May l.-(Special)-
Al an early hour this morning four stores
in Daykin, a little town in jefferson
county, eighteen miles northwest of this
city were broken into, but the robbers
failed TO Secure much loot The list com
prised two general stores, one owned by
F.. Htmenover and the other by Empy &
Sanders, a drug store owned by Robert
Christian and hardware store operated
by Apking Hummel. A hurried invoice
was taken this morning and all that was
found to be missing kas a few revolvers
from the hardware store The robbers left
from the hardware store. The robbers left
no clue.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH
Dress of Mrs. August Damanan of
MarshalItOwn Catches Fire While
She is Making soap.

MARSHAILTOWN, Ia, May u.-(Srecial
Telegram while her five children looked
on, all but one of whom were frightened
into helplessness, Mis-. August Damanan,
aged IS years, burned to death at her home
near Laurel. The woman was boiling soap
when her dress caught fire, while she
vanly tried to tear off her dress her
oldest son attempted to put the flames out
with a blanket. He received serious burns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
SEEK FRIAR LAND pUncHAsERs
House Asks War Department for
Information Through Resolution.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE identity of
the actual purchasers of the Philippine
friar lands and much other information
on the sale of land in the island of Min
dora was asked of the War department in
three resolutions which the house passed
today.
The resolutions were introduced by Rep
resentative Martin of Colorado, in an ef-
fort to develop whether there is any con-
necton between the American Sugar Re
filming company and Henry w. Taft brother
of the president, and the sale of the lands
or the arrangements for their sale.
They were ordered favorably reported with
some changes by the insular affairs com
mittee and their passage followed spirited
colloquy between Chairman Olmsted Of the
committee and Mr.. Martin
The Key to the Situation-Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12

LEXINGTON, Neh,, May u-(speciaI
Telegram)-Frank Olive went to his father
in-law's house and attempted to break in.
when shots were exchanged, Frank Olive
receiving a slight wound in the side. He
was arrested. Olives wife left him some
months ago because of alleged cruel treat
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
FIRE RECORD.
EIerator a. 81. Mari. burn.

TECUMSEH, Neb., May n-(SpeciaL)-
c. II. Linn's elevator and It's contents at
st. Mary. this county, burned to the ground
about midnight last night. The cause Of
the fire is unknown, though II Is thought II
was from spark from passing Burling-
ton locomotive. The elevator was worth
5000 and was built in 1896. The contents
in cluded 5000 bushels OF corn and some 800
or 100 bushels OF oats, machinery. etc. The
store OF Tourtelot 4 Barber was set Attire
from flying embers, were the residence
and barn Of Henry Schumann. but the fires
were extinguished by the bucket brigade
Mr.. Linn lives in Humboldt and IL Is said
his loss vas very well covered by insur-
ance.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Dedication Date Set.

LAKE CITY, Ia, May n-(Special)-
The Methodsts Of this city have set the
date for the dedication of their fine new
church building. now under course of con-
structon at a cost of $4,000, for June L.
The dedicatory address will be delivered
by the Rt. Rev. DR.. Edwin a. Schnell OF
Wesleyan university at Mount Pleasant,
la. The date was formerly set for May
%, but this date interfered with the OBJ
servance Of Memorial sunday and the oe-
caslon was therefore postponed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
Crushed by FAIL of safe.

BOONE, Ia, May 11.-(special Telegram)
While placing & safe in tho bank at
Gg,l,n last night. Frank Goctheman. safe
expert, was perhaps fatally hurt when the
safe fell on him, crushing his lower limbs
iearfully Many bones were broken.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12
TARGET BALL HITS STEAMER
ProiectiIc Misses Mark and Goes
Through Vessel, DentiuE Boiler
and Narrowly Missing Men.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, May lin
target practice todsy AN eight,en-pound
proiectlle fired from a mortar battery at
Fort Case struck the steamer Evans
Thomas, which was towing target and
going through the steamers deck, penc-
trated the steam drum and denied the
boiler. Several men on the vessel mar
rowly escaped death. The steamer was
toUed 10 a dock for repairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12

after the latter had uusuccessfully at
tempted to procure evidence from Repre-
sentative Michael Link of Mitchell. Burke
could get no statement, whatever, from
Link because Link said he feared he would
incr!minate himself.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12

The preliminary hearing of Louis w. Pot
terton and Mrs. Emma A. Allen of Ar
kansas City, Kan, charged with causing
the death of Mrs. Francisj X. Petterton,
wife of Potterton, by administering arsenic
poison, was continued until May 26.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12

The Key TO the situation-Bee Want Adsl
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12

Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-12

Rate Experts to Chicago.

L. Il. Wettling and L. g. Powell OF the
state railway commission went to Chicago
thix afternoon to loom into the records
OF Fh5 Rock Island railroad, The statistics
secured will be used in the rate suit now
pending between this road and the stjte
To show there is no hard feelings, the two
went TO Chicago over the Rock Island
National Guard PrIHes.
wprizes have been awarded to companies
and individuals OF the National Guard for
the best scores in the indoor target shoot
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

as a player. This mandate is also
extended to the management of the
Chicago club.
Because of lack of eyid ence., the
supreme court of baseball yesterday
refused to take final action on King $
petition for reinstatement. The. case
was discussed at length and then laid
over for future consideration.
King and President Murphy of the,
Chicago club are asked to furnish the
commission with copies of all the
correspondence that has passed be-
tween them since the close of the
playing season. of 1908. They are
gwen live days in which to present
this evidence.
An early resumption of the case is
not likely. as it is stated that Presi-
dent B. b.. Johnson of the Ameri .an
league, who is member of the COM
mission. is ito depart shortly for the
Pacific coast.
king had a three-year contract
with Chicago, but last spring declin-
ed to report and remained away
from. the club ALI season. He organ
iaed a semi-professional club, which
took part in few games with semi
professional team in Chicago.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26
SPORTING NEWS.

Moved and seconded that the stock
be issued in shauss of 81 each. Mo
tion carried.
Moved and seconded that the board
of directors consist of five directors.
Motion carried.
The following were nominated and
declared elected as members of the
board of directors: M. p. Fredericks,
c. l. VanHorn, A. F. Relender and
Ford Piatt and I. Il. Emerson.
Motion made and seconded that a
seal be made with the name of the
corporation in the circle with the
word Seal" through the center. Car
ried
Moved and seconded that sub
scription list be opened. Carried.
The following subscriptions were
received:
Moved and seconded that the boa rd
of directors, together with Clarence
billiard and James r. Lancaster be
appointed to solicit subscriptions for
stock. Carried.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26
THEIG|RL LEFT
HER.AAPPYIHOME

1t is not often that members. of the
tender sex-those who are as thor
oughly incapable of guiding. guarding
and protecting themselves as are the
little birds with unfeathered wings
Will start out upon a cold. cruel
world to battle for themselves but
this Is Just what the little. Misses
Lance and Simpson. aged respectively
II and f6. did last Sunday morning.
MISS Lance. we understand, had
been granted permission to go to
Gunnison on a visit to relatives by
her parents and, of course, If such
was the case, her part in the escapade
was all right, but the other little lady,
who has been employed az the Delta
Steam Laundry for some months past,
gave no notice whatever to her par
ents or anyone else that she intended
to leave home
At about 9: 80 Sunday morning she
reported to- her mother we are told.
that she WIS going to the. depot to
bid her friend good bye and that was
the last seen of her until the father
put in an appearance at Gunnison
last Monday night and she was turn
ed over to him by officers of that
thrifty little mountain town. Mr..
Simpson did not know that his daugh-
ter had gone to Gunnison, but nat
urally concluded that such was the
case after he had come to know that
his daughter went to the depot on
Sunday morning with a friend who
was going to that point. He at once
wired the officer at Gunnfson and the
girl was promptly apprehended And
thus was checked the flight of little
Delta girl who has always enjoyed
the comforts of a pleasant home.-
Delta Democrat
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

Some of the dailies are limiting
that Grand Junction should be the
scene of the next National Apple
show. This doubtless would be a
great thing for that city, and in fact
the entire western slope would reap
an immense benefit. Publicity of this
kind would center the eyes of the
world on this section of Colorado and
the result would be most beneficial.
One of the most important results
would be the educational advantages.
Fruit growers of the Grand valley
need to see the necessity of perfect
packing and perfect selection of fruit.
If the fruit growers will not go to the
apple shows it might be a good idea
to bring the apple shows to them
Rifle Revielle.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

A new townsite will be opened up
at Welby, on the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad, and seventy-ffve
acres will be dedicated to the use of
those who desire to locate there.
Final surveys of the townsite are now
being made, and by spring the place
will be open. The site is Just east of
the roundhouse and depot at Weiby,
and is admirably situated. The prop
erty is owned by resident of Mid
vale. and details of the deal will
shortly be announced.-Salt Lake
Herald-RepubIican.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

The house committee on agricul-
ture will commence hearings March
9 on the Lafean bill, which poporses
standard grade and size of boxes
and barrels for interstate shipments
of aDples. Eastern fruit growers gen.
orally favor the measure, but there
is strong opposition to 1t among the
growers from Oregon, Washington
and Montana, who will be represent
ed at the house hearings.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

The population of Utah was in
creased 1863 by babies alone during
1908, as shown in table compiled
yesterday by II. T. Haines, state stat
istician, though the 1909 returns are
not yet complete. The report of the
statistician covers births. deaths, mar
riages and divorces for 199OS and
1909, the deaths showing decrease
of nearly 200 in the figures for 1909.
Salt Lake HeraldRepublican
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

Rev. DIR. Forsyth, of Grand juno
tion, spoke at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening, his particular
subject being the proposed Laymen's
Missionary Movement. Incidentally
he spoke on the anti-saloon issue, in
which he took a leading part at The
Junction. DR.. Forsyth is a forceful
speaker and his talk was listened to
with much interest.-Montrose En-
teFprise
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

A number of the Glenwood people
have signified their intention of at
tending the Laymen's Missionary
meeting to be held in Grand Junction
March 7. 8 and 9. These meetings
are being held throughout the coun-
try and some of the ablest men of
the land are to be heard.-Glenwood
Post
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

Bert Hickman was exhibiting a
young falcon in town last Monday
that he killed. The bird killed a
number Of chickens for Frank Payne
before 1t was dispatched. From tip
TO tip of its wings it measured so
inches. Bert win have the bird
mounted.-C1ffton Success.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

DR.. NJ. H Levi, of Denver, Colo,
specialist on diseases Of the stomach
and bowels, will be at the st. Regis
Hotel on "Wednesday and Thursday,
March 2 and 3, 1910.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

Jefferson Spiritual Mission at Hotter
La Harpe. Subject for tomorrow, s.
p- m. is Live Forever" The Boston
Post says: There Is not better
teacher or greater orator in our Am
erican States than Dr. Jefferson"
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26
King VIII Not Start Season.
[snecial to The sentinel.l

SDeC1aI 10 In6 SentlneI.I
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 26.-John
Killing, former star catcher of the Chi
cago National league baseball team,
must show cause to the National
Baseball commission as to why he
should be restored to good standing
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26
Western Umps Announced.
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Chicago, Feb. 26.-President Nor
ris O'Neil, of the Western league, an
nounced yesterday that he had signed
Jack Haskell. C. Clark, John Mullen
and Dit Spencer as umpires for the
season of 1910.
Spencer Is a newcomer.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

Chas. Werling is moving this week
north of Grand Junction, where he
recently purchased 90 acre tract of
orchard.-Fruita Mall.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

Tonight the board Of directors Of
the Chamber Of Commerce will meet
in regular session and give attention
to much bualneaA
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

George Mckay, n1archant of De-
Beque, is transacting business in she
city this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26
Comiskey Buys New Seats.
Especial to The Sentinel

Chicago, Feb. 26.-President C. A.
Comiskey of the Chicago Americans
closed contract yesterday for 1000
seats which will be installed in the
grandstand of his new baseball plant
on the South Side
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

M. H. Chapman. the DeBeque real
estate man, Is In town on business
today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26

We will oil your harness for $3.50.
Fred Mantey Saddlery Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-26
LOCAL BASEBALL MEN ORGANIZl
(Continuea from rage 1.)

been for a baseball stock company,
and now that one is organized be-
yond doubt. the general public will
show their appreciation and sub
scribe for the stock, as was the case
with the men assembled last night.
Already $165 has been subscribed
and before the 10th of next month
the entire $500 will doubtless be
pledged.
Following are the minutes of last
nights meeting:
Meeting called to order with A. F.
Relender as temporary chairman and
James R. Lancaster as temporary
secretary.
Moved and seconded that a stock
company be organized for the pur-
pose of conducting ball team In
the city of Grand Junction.
1t was also moved and seconded
that the organization be called the
Grand Junction Baseball Association.
Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that the or
ganization be capitalized at $4,000.
Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that the stock
be worcestershire. Carried.