Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-12
CHILDREN OUT Of BONDALE
Italian Woman Of Des Moines Rescues
Brother and Sister.
KEPT CAPTIvEs IN Howell
Taken 60 st. Louis Against Their
VIII and for Long Time Denied
Freedom by Their Relatives
I'm Mound city.
lion a staff correspondentl

gram.) After a series Of exciting adven-
lures in ST. Louis, to which city she was
led through love for her smaller sister
and brother. who we're held in bondage
there by jealous relatives, Josephine Stan
clio. a pretty young Italian woman, has
brought the children safely to the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Augustine Bazzaro of
this city.
Annie and Tony aged II and 0, respect
lively, are the children. They tell almost
an unbelievable story, how husbands of
their mother and sister kept them cap
uves for many weeks in a howell Both
the children were taken to st. Louis
against their wills, said their mother. When
the father decided to take them away
the protestations Of Mrs Lazzaro were of
no avail, she says. He slipped the little boy
and girl away during her absence
Soil Special starts out.
The Burlinton soil special" train started
out from here this morning for an extensive
tour OF the lines of the Burlington system
in Iowa The train carries a number of
well-known students of agriculture and
specialists in soil study and stops will be
made at all towns and lectures be given
on how to handle the soil for best results
1t is anticipated that by reason Of this
agitation the people will become much
more interested in the problem Of soil saw
ing and in the end it will help the farms
Of Iowa.
Report on Game work.
The report Of Game Warden George Lin
coin to the governor. made today, shows
that in the past year the expenses Of his
department were S27925.2 3 and the previous
year, before the gun license was available,
A he
the gun license last year was S1OLS77. He
recommends a great increase in the work
OF aiding in breeding OF game birds and
outlines what has already been done in
the matter Of raising pheasants.
Want Voting Machines Fixed.
A committee Of political workers has been
appointed to take up the matter Of COM
Polling a change in the voting machines
that are in use in this county and to re-
quire that they conform to the law. They
now have a party lever" by which the
voter may with one motion, vote a straight
party ticket, and in view of the fact that
the legislature forbade this on the bal
lots some years ago by taking the party
circle Off 1t is contended that the ma
chimes are illegal 1t is expected that
something will be done soon.
Carroll Out on Trip.
Governor Carroll started out today on
his campaign tour He went to Denison
and tomorrow he will speak at four or five
places in that county, holding short meet
ings He will then go eastward and deliver
a dozen or more speeches during the week.
The district republican conference for the
Seventh district will be held here tomorrow
and conferences will be held at Fort Dodge
and Sioux City during the week.
Senators Enter the Campaign.
Both Senators Doiver and Cummins en-
ter the state campaign this week in Iowa
They both speak at the dairy convention
at Waterloo and then have some political
dates. Senator Cummins returned Sunday
from the east. where he went to confer
with republican leaders He had agreed
to do some campaign work In Indiana next
week and later to go into Nebraska and
Kansas.
Library Association Meets
johnson Brigham, state librarian. Miss
Alice Taylor, secretary Of the State Lii
brary commission, and others went TODAY
to Davenport to attend the annual meet
ing Of the Iowa Library association, to be
held there, commencing tomorrow. The
Illinois State association holds a session
In Rock Island at the same time and some
joint sessions have been arranged.
To Have Mormon Legislator.
Iowa will next winter have the distinction
of being the only one Of the middle west
states having a Mormon In the legisla-
ture. In Decatur county l. A. smith is
the republican candidate and Ii. c. Smith
the democratic candidate Both live in
Lamont and both are prominent in the
church.
Meeting of Kings Daughters,
Delegates are gathering here for The cor
vention of the Iowa branch of kings
Daughters and Sons" Addresses of well
come will be given at the opening session
by Mayor James r. Hanna, Mis1 Emma
Quackenbush, Mrs. ]. b. McCarrDll and
Dr. George p. Magill. At the evening SEES
sion Mrs w. F. Mitchell will give an ad-
dress Of greeting on behalf Of the Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs and Miss Phoebe
Bardsley on behalf of the Young Vfomens
Christian association. Mrs. f. J. Mans
field OF Burlington, state secretary, win
give the main address.
When brought before Commissioner Nc
Arthur of the federal court for preliminary
hearing on the charge of defraudl az Mrs
NJ j. Cross of Sheldon, Neb., Mrs Nancy
McDivitt aged ~, OF Des Moin ss and
George Weigand, an insurance solicitor,
this morning waived their pre- urinary
hearing and consented to let hS-federal
grand jury pass upon their case.
The two are charged with having secured
more than 5000 from Mrs Cross through
fraudulent proceedings which have ex-
tended over a period OF nineteen ynars. 1t
Is claimed that the money was secured
from Mrs. Cross by Mrs. McDhltt and
Weigand upon the representation that IL
was being used to aid Mrs. McDiH in Sc
curing a large sum Of money awaj ing her
In England as soon as she could establish
her identity.
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