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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Crowd in London
Court Room is
Disappointed
Hearing Of Sensational Part of Testi-
mony in Inquest on Remains Found
in Crippen House Postponed.

LONDON, Aug 15.-The spectators who
filled the little coroner's court at Islingtou,
this afternoon where the investigation Of
the Crippen murder mystery was con-
tinued, in the expectation of hearing sem
sational discoveries in connection with the
remains. supposed to be those or Belle
Elmore. in cellar Of the Crippen resi-
dence in Hilldrop Crescent, were disap-
pointed.
The officials in charge of the case were
responsible for the disappointment, having
decided to withhould the scientific evidence
of this nature and the identity of the
remains found in the cellar until DR.. Grip
pen and Miss Leneve return.
A new witness, Mrs. Belinda May, sec.
retary of the HusicHall Ladies' guild. Of
which Belle Elmore was treasurer, took
the stand. She testified that at Christmas
time. Mrs. Crippen complained that hel
sleep was disturbed by a choking sensa.
ton as IL she were going to die. She
further stated that on February 2, Miss
Leneve brought to her a passbook check
book and letter In DR.. Crippens hand.
writing, saying that Belle was going away
for few months and asked the Guild elect
a new treasurer.
QUEBEC, Aug. 15.-The fifteen days Dr
Crippen and Miss Leneve were required
to spend here before they could be sem
to England on a charge of murder ex
pires tonight, but there were no lega
moves In the case this morning
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
.Gaynor Nearly
Outside Zone
of Danger
lt,
Afternoon Bulletin Saws He Will
Probably Be Able to Leave Hos
pital in Two Weeks.

: EW YORK, Aug. 15.--Mayor Gaynor
: Jed further improvement and strength
y and his seventh day" found him
: lily emerging from the danger zone.
6 early bulletin Of the physicians showed
wounded executive had passed an ex-
= nt night
official bulletin at o'clock was as
Fs:
Mayor Gaynor has passed a good night
and slept well. He has taken nourishment
well and is in good general condition this
morning. Temperature 99'5, pulse 20 and
respiration 16. ARLITZ.
DOWD.
Secretary Adamson said the mayor
seemed stronger. Now that the patient
is taking more nourishment and his SLEEP
is better, his attendants feel that he will
recruit his strength rapidly. His appetite
IS good. The blood tests continue salts
factory and taints of any infection have
not been discovered. The cough which SO
distressed the mayor has quite disappeared
The police are engaging themselves with
the theory that James j. Gallagher,
the would-be assassin, may have had an
accomplice. This Gallagher denies, but a
man with a police record is under
suspicion.
Mayor Gayr or will be taken TO Adiron-
dacks just as soon as his condition
permits. but whether he will undergo an
operation to remove the bullet before his
trip to the mountains has not been fully
determined.
The following bulletin regarding Mayor
Gaynor was given out at 1:25 o'clock this
afternoon:
Improvement continues The mayor has
had a comfortable morning
One of the physicians vino is attending
Mayor Gaynor said that barring unfore-
seen and improbable complications, Mayor
Gaynor would be able to leave the hospital
two weeks from today
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
REPUBLICANS MORE ACTIVE
Nearly Everybody Prefers to Have
Ticket Headed by Cady.
SEVERAL LIVELY CONTESTS
Question Asked why Real Estate
Bunch Wants to own Delegation
of Law Makers for the
Legislature.

The canvass for primary votes among re-
publican candidates is close, with noticeable
activity all along the line Practically all
local candidates are expressing preference
for Cady 70 head the ticket for governor
becatse eohvitfeed that he would be the
stronger man and would help materially in
the election With Cady as the candidate
for governor they all feel that a winning
fight could be Carried through in Douglas
county with much less effort and outlay.
The few AIdrich enthusiasts who started
10 make noise last week have apparently
subsided, and no real work in his behalf is
apparent on the surface.
The congressional contest between Saun-
ders and Sutton Is easily absorbing most OF
of the local interest among republicans.
Saunders has wide-awake organization
that Is covering the whole district for him
and relies on the strength. he has with the
business interests through his record in the
legislature, 1t is conceded mat Judge SUIT
ton win run ahead in South Omaha and
the country,
Raft shows Strength.
For county attorney James e. Raft is
picked as the winner, as he is the only
candidate who gives any assurance OF being
able to put up strong fight against
County Attorney English later.
On the legislative ticket there are states
and states The list recommended by The
Bee has met with wide favor, and contains
the names Of most II not all. of the win
ners. The slate put up by the real estate
men is drawing considerable fire. why
should the real estate men want to own
the law makersr' is the question asked.
Are not the present laws favorable enough
to the landlord and hard enough on the
tenantTs The real estate mems slate is
said to contain the names of several dis
gulsed county optionists and prohibitionists.
| On the SCHOOL board there is nothing
doins. ana on the Water board 1t is every
body, for himself.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
The Primary

The Bee submits Tor She guidance OF
repubncans the following list OF oandi-
dates to be voted on in Douglas county
AZ worthy OF supports
For United States Senator.
ELMER ]. BURRETT.
For Governor,
ADDISON e. CADY.
For Lieutenant Governor
M. r. HOPEWEI4L.
For Secretary Of State.
- JOHN J. RYDER.
For Auditor.
sILAs r. BARTON.
For state Treasurer.
WALTER A. GEORGE.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
FRANK S. PERDUE or Ffs'e--..7
]. w, CRA1sTREE. .
For Attorney General
y c. p. ANDERBERY. -
For Land Commissioner,
EDWARD b. COWLES.
For Railway Commissioner.
HENRY T. CLARKE. JR.
For Congressman,
CHARLES L. SAUNDERS or
ABRAHAM L. SUTTON.
For State senators-Vote for Three.
JOHN T. DILLON,
]. L. KALBY,
ARTHUR G. PANCOAST.
For Representatives-vote for Nina
NELS j. ANDERSON,
c. NJ BACHMANN,
X w. BARTOS, s.
F. G. BEST, -
HERMAN G. BOESCHE,
M o. CUNNINGHAM
ROBERT HOUGHTON,
JAMES P. REDMAN,
F. s. S.\TUCKER.
For County Attorney,
JAMES r. RAFT.
For Commissioner 1st District,
JOHN GRANT.
For Commissioners, I'd District,
JOHN c. LYNCH.
For Commissioner, 4th District,
JOHN G. TROUTON.
For School Board-Vote for Four.
M. +. SEARS.
J. L. JACOBSON,
GEORGE COTT.
w. A. BOURKE.
Cut this out and take it with you to tn
polls.
Republican Primaries August ls- 1910
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Brave Front" Attempted, but Effort
is Vain.
MANY
HITCHCOCK
VEXES
Dahlmen Men Will Throw Strength
to Willis Reed.
METcALFEs FRIENDS ACTIVE
Three Men stilI in Democratic Race
for Congressional Nomination
Each Making big
Claims.

On the day of the primaries the Dahl
nantes are down in the dumps. Mayor
"Jim's" boosters are still trying hard to
put on a brave 'front.' but among them
selves and their intimates they admit that
the jig is up.
From the first, Dahlman and his crew
conceded that he would not have even
a look-in If the voting were to be done
by democrats, but they were figuring that
they could get enough liberal republicans
to come across into the democratic primary
and save the day for the cowboy mayor.
They have played all the strings they could
reach, and have been spending all kinds
of money put up by the brewers and liquor
dealers, but have found that the job Of
getting republicans to abandon their own
ticket was too much for them. The re-
publicans who were expected to come to
the relief Of Jim" have been serving
notice that they would stay with their
own ticket and vote for Cady and : legis-
lative delegation of liberal republicans, and
would refuse to let their own ticket go by
default.
The shallenberger forces are also active
and have accomplished a good deal in
puncturing the Dahlmanites claims. 1t
had been given out that Dahlman would
not let Shallenberger get a single vote in
the lower wards of Omaha, but the Shallen-
berger forces here have been organized
to devote special attention in that direc-
ton and see to 1t that no votes are counted
for Jim that do not belong to him, and
that no votes cast for Shallenberger are
overlooked.
Hitchcock In bad.
Out aide of the governors fight the demo-
Gratis are having merry war in, several
place Hitchcock for senator is not to have
a walkaway If the eleventh-hour licks OF
some of Metcaife's friends produce results,
and the Dahlmanites show their resent
ment as they threaten by giving Willis
Reed the best of 1t. Hitchcock has been
straddIng as much as he. could as between
other candidates and as a consequence
has the good will OF none of them. III
Omaha he has pretended TO be with Dahl
man, and out in the state he has been
plugging for Shallenberger. while his paper
has been blowing hot and cold.
| The democratic free-for-all for congress
seems to show three men really in the race
Comptroller Lobeck Is depending on his
swedish nationality to send him to Wash
ington, while w. F. .Stoecker is cashins
in on his Dutch, and Attorney Fleharty
figuring on being the beneficiary of the
Dahlman organization.
! The democratic legislative candidates are
all pulling at cross-purposes. Hitchcock
has gotten out slate headed, "Democra-
| tic Citizens Ticket" which throws down
| all the lawmakers seeking reelection ex-
cept Tanner and Thomas, and there is g
merry howl coming out Of the ditch.
| The democrats expect to cast a bigger
primary vote in Omaha than ever before
but will do 80 only to the extent that Mayor
Jim" reaches out for republicans to make
| good his deficiency of democratic support
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Columbus Trolley
Strike Spreads
Interurban Line to Dayton is Tied Up
Thousand Troops Will Be
Brought to City.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 15-cars on the
columbus-Dayton division of the Ohio
Electric Railway company were operated
irregalarly today because OF the strike of
the motormen and conductors.
1t is said that fifty motormen and con-
duetors are out, tieing up the line from
Columbus 70 Dayton. Clerks and stenog-
raphers have been put on as conductors OF
some OF the cars.
Troop b and Battery G, both Of Colum-
bus have been ordered out in the car
mems strike. Military officials are going
over lists to order out 1000 troops at once.
The First regiment of Cincinnati also haa
been ordered out
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Pittsburg Passes
Half Million
Smoky City Shows Gain of 1879 Pei
Cent in Population-syracuse
N. Y, Also Grows.

WASHINGTON. Aug, 1S-The population
of Pittsburg. Pa. is 5sa,eO6, an increase of
50, 1913, or 1879 per cent as compared with
the combined population Of Pittsburg and
Allegheny 451,152 in 1900
The population Of Syracuse, N Y, is
Isl. .24O. an increase of 2s,S75 or 2S6 per cent
as compared with 10s,O2s In 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Spain Blames Merry Del
Val for Rupture with Church

jas knows that every decision in the pres
ent controversy was taken solely by Car
dinal Merry Del Val"
ROME, Aug. 16-owing' 20 a misunder-
standing Il was related at the time OF the
abandonment Of the clerical demonstration
at San Sebastian, August T. tht the Vatican
had instructed the Roman Catholics OF
Spain TO prevent the Manifestations. The
Vatican now wishes It clearly known that
this statement was incorrect. The Holy
see maintained a wholly extraneous attl-
tude on the subject, taking no steps regard
ing the movement and doing nothing
either to prevent or promote it
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
FIGHT OVER A GAME OF CRAPS
One Man KILLED and Two Fatally
Wounded in Battle at Big
Springs, Ky.

BRANDERBURG. KY, Aug. B-charles
Gear was shot to death. Joseph Thomas
was fatally wounded and Preston Gear
crawled into the woods presumably dying
from a gunshot wound during fight over
a crap game at Big Springs. KY. yester-
day. James Tate and Joseph Ammon.
charged with the crime. are being pursued
by a posse. The three victims are sons OF
well-known farmers. Preston Gear has
not been found. although trail OF blood
left by him was followed for some dis
tance
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16

MADRID. Aug. 15-Semi-officiaI note is
sued today attributes to Cardinal Merry
Del Val, the papal secretary OF state, sole
responsibility for the acts OF the Vatican in
the controversy with Spain. The note says
that the statements issued by the cardinal
for the purpose. according to the note, Of
influencing the press OF the world, will
ment.
''Ths congregation OF extraordinary az
fairs" the inspirers OF the note state. was
never consulted during the negotiations be-
tween Spain and the Vatican which have
been going on for months. Premier CanaIe-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
LIND WILL NOT MAKE RACE
Former Governor of Minnesota Ad-
here's to His Decision Not TO
He Candidate.

ST PAUL, Aug. 15.-In letter received
today by F. A. Day. chairman Of the demo-
cratic state central committee, John A.
Lind OF Minneapolis. who is in Seattle and
who was named for governor by the demo
cratic state convention in July. says:
Il cling to my original decision to refuse
to be the democratic candidate for gov
ernor, though am without full knowi-
edge Of the situation"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
ELEVEN HUNDRED DROWNED
nead ana Missing in Great Flood Al
Toxic Placed at This
Number.

TOXIC. Aug. 15.-Casualties from the
great flood which last week inundated
many districts in Japan and Friday and
Saturday submerged two OF the principal
wards OF Toxic. were given out today as
I.119 dead and missing. Three thousand
nine hundred and fifty-three houses were
washed away. Thousands of persons are
homeless and dependent on public relief
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
FORT RILEY MANEUVERs BEGIN
Kansas Militia Are First to Take the
FieId--NebraslEn Troops to
Arrive wednesday.

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. Aug. 15.-The
opening tactics in the fall maneuvers at
Fort Riley, in which 5000 troops OF the
regular army and the organized militia win
take part began today.
The Kansas troops took the field first.
The Nebraska troops are due to arrive next
Wednesday and the Missouri and Oklahoma
soldiers in September,
Brigadier General f. K Ward has COM
mand OF the maneuver camp.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
THREE CHILDREN DROWNED
Girls and hoy Go Down in Lake No
auebRy when Raft il over
turned.

MAIuNETTE. Wis. Aug. Is. - Three
children. two girls and boy. were drowned
in tho outlet OF Lake Noquebay last even
ing when a raft on which they we're stand
ing overturned.
The drowned:
HARRIET IINDHoLM. aged Is years
EVA RENGREN, aEed l2 years
WILLIE REN0REN. aged 10 years
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
KANSAS PRIMARY SURPRISE
Official Count Shows that Justice
Porter, who Conceded Defeat,
Ia RenominRted.

TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. 1.-THE official
count of the ballots cast at the recent re-
publican primary for justice Of the supreme
court furnished a great surprise. 1t de-
veloped today that Justice Silas Porter Of
Kansas City, Kan, Who had conceded his
own defeat has been renominated. His
plurality is 1es over Justice C. B. Graves
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
INFORMATION FOR VOTERS
Primary Election All Political Parties,
Tuesday, August 16, 1910.

Polls open n South Omaha s A. M. M.
separatec columns.
spoil the whole ballot and the ballot
only safe is for republicans to
cOIun
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Lnborers I1iIIed by collar

LabOrers Killed BY Collapse of Dam.
WATERTOWN, N. Y, Aug. 15.-Severai
Italian laborers were killed and a large
number injured by the collapse today of
a portion of a dam of T. A. Gillespie com
pany at Massena on the big power canal.
The injured were taken to a hospital at
Cornwall Ont
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16

2-3926 Farnam.
S-6l4 South 34th,
E7o6 South 9th.
TWELFTH WARD.
l-24l2 Ames.
2-352f Ames.
3-30l5 Corby.
%@l3 North 24th.
b-44ls North 24th.
SOUTH OMAHA
FIRST WARD.
l-543 North Goth.
&625 North 24th.
SECOND WARD.
l-199 South Goth.
2-l0S North 24th.
THIRD WARD.
l-R. r. Ave. and 2ist.
2460 South 33d. (Rear.)
FOURTH WARD.
i-2l2 North 18th.
2-l55 South 30th.
FIFTH WARD.
1-S10 North 9th.
GCorner SD and X
SIXTH WARD.
l-1zi4 North 24th.
R606 North 18th. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
WHERE TO VOTE.

SIXTH WARD.
l-2307 North 24th.
2-l902 North 24th.
S-2OO4 North 2Sth.
4-1S23 North 23d.
5-22O6 Military.
SEVENTH WARD.
l--Il9 Leavenworth.
2-l525 Georgia.
S-13SS Park.
t-21O6 South 33d.
EIGHTH WARD.
I-19O4 North Gath.
2--i909 Cunning.
S-5l2 North t7th.
@24l5 Cunning.
NINTH WARD.
l-257e Cunning.
2-S227 Cunning.
S-S3A Davenport.
4-2li South S6th.
5--2sl4 Farnam.
TENTH WARD.
1-l0iS South 10th.
Elh2l LeaVenworth.
3-2i2l Leavenworth.
ALSO South 10th.
b-l42i South 18th.
ELEVENTH. WARD.
A-A102 I4annlltaa-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska--Cloudy
For Iowa-Fair.
For weather report sec page =
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06

treated pigs were placed In the same
pen with the four pigs which had been
made sick by incubation.
The four pigs which were first given
hog cholera all died. and the eight I'M
treated pigs ell contracted the disease
from them. Tho eighteen pigs which
were given serum. and which were
confined In the same pen with the four
original sick pigs and with the sick
untreated pigs, renamed perfectly
we'll. and were finally turned over to
the officials OF the stock yards COM
pany upon the completion OF the ex-
pertinent. Sept. ~. 1910.
The experim ent was witnessed by
representatives OF the Nebraska Agri-
cultural experiment station and OF the
Nebraska Swine Breeders Association,
as we'll az by Representatives OF agri-
cultural papers published in Nebraska.
The department Of agriculture does
not distribute this serum to farmers,
but is endeavoring to bring the value
Of this method to the attention Of the
stock raising interests in order that
they may arrange to secure state funds
for the manufacture and distribution
Of the serum The government author
tiles consider that this new serum
treatment. If properly applied. will re-
suit in the saving of millions OF dol
lars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
GOVERNMENT DEMONSTRATES
ITS VALUE IN TEST At
OMAHA.
HOGS lNocULATEp WITH GERMS
SAVED ~ PREVENTATIVE
Those ineeuIatsd But Not Treated All
Died, Serum Saves Lives Of Others
Important rssta Conducted at Stock
Yards at omaha-state Co operation
Sought BY Government.
pecial to rimes-Repubncan.

Special to Times-Repubhcan.
Washington. Dot. ga successful
demonstration Of the value OF the new
government serum for preventing hog
cholera has Just been concluded at
South Omaha, Neb.. by the bureau of
animal industry OF the United States
department Of agriculture. The eff
ticiency OF the serum has been proved
many times in the past, but in order
that its value might be brought more
stril1ingly before the people of Ne
braska a demonstration was arranged
for at the union stock yards at South
Omaha In corporation with the Union
Stock Yards Company OF Omaha.
The stock yards company purchased
thirty pigs. weighing from forty to
sixty pounds each. from a farm which
had been free from hog cholera for
several years. These pigs were brought
to the stock yards. and on July %,
1910. four of them were injected with
blood from hogs sick Of hog cholera
These inoculated pigs were placed In
a pen by themselves, and within five
days they had become sick, at which
time eighteen Of the remaining pigs
were each given one dose OF the serum.
while the other eight pigs were not
treated in any way. The eighteen Sc
enumerated pigs and the eight UNI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
Liahe,no Plant evrn.d.

Corydon, Oct. 6.-The 11eighboring
town OF AElerton was visited by dis
astrous fire at late hour Tuesday
night, when the recently completed
electric light plant was totally Destroy
ed. and q portion OF the contents
ruined. 1t was only by heroic effort on
part Of a bucket brigade that sur
rounding property was saved. The
cause of the fire Is unknown. The loss
Is estimated at $4,000, with no insur-
ance.
The plant had been in operation only
about thirty days, and was to have re-
ceived its final test and be turned over
to the town on Wednesday. The cleo
trical machinery will be a total loss
while the power producing portion OF
the plant can be repaired, it is believed.