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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
House and Two Lots

GROOM riodern house, choice 10, OF los
Zee. f-onti-E on s. Sth ST.; block 10 car.
Make offer. SVi N. Y. Life. Douglas nbo.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
I SPENT

all week looking up bargains for my
clients. Here are two of the best homes in
the city for the money. II my judgment
is to high, you set the price.
81, ,5O0-Brand new broom cottage, fully
modern, furnace, comb, gas and
electric fixtures, stairway so two
rooms could be finished on second
floor Located at 10Th and Manderson
SITS. Compare this price with anything
else in this neighborhood.
50, s,OOO-Ths is a fine 7-room house. in the
very best Of condition, furnace, full
size basement paved street, east front
lot 50xl25 This is in Hanscom Park
district and Is one of the best bar
gains in southwest part 1726 S. 26th.
+. G. Best, 1908 N. Y. Life
Phones Doug. 2244 and Harney S7l4s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
ACRE BARGAINS

ACNE BARGAINS
Here Is a list OF improved and unimproved
acreage that composes the best bargains
we know Of
50, 1910 acres and good house and some
fruit. All in alfalfa and clover. Good
well. This is northwest, and a bar
gain.
81, 250-The best five acres for the money
in Douglas county. Close to Omaha
and Benson. Easy terms
81, 250-Five acres near South Omaha
A,600-Twenty acres near South Omaha.
9OO-Acre lots near South Omaha, s. down
and s. a month.
) S50-Acre lots I'm South Omaha at 42d and
Jackson, $40 down and IS a month
We have five ten and twenty acres on
West Dodge St, not far from Fairacres
at $3.50 an acre. II you want fine country
home, let US show you this.
N. p. DODGE & CO.,
15th and HarnaV Tel u 600 =
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-20
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REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
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REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continued.)
Dundee Residences

Dundee Residences
~ finish, line
& "a @ & oak sih @ MSPs Sg &
living dining den and Kitchen first hoo attractive oeorooS
BENIIS PARK
Park the first n9 has finished in h9Ta
above price Investigate at
WEST FARNAM
There five repisces three Of which
hoorha
residence % sd S Mr. ] JSyns t % p
fine EoOn sOT y % mos @ home % vn nnlsS sT s & and en-
100000
Wholesale dis
Pacific aSEag This This d snny t spH S sRa tHS
block line
INVESTMENTS
thoroughly modern
easily rented good income
south SIDE
come and the of
saoTwo
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
RUSSIAN JEWS
DRIVEN BACK
TO GHETTO
THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES
BANISHEO FROM HOMES
Race Persecution Suddenly Re-
vived in Cars DominionS
Threatens to Cause Wide
spread Suffering,

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wiroi
kiev, May 2N.-~From one thousand
to two thousand Jewish families have
now received official notification that
tiluy must leave the city In accord
Russian government TO drive back in-
to the pale all Hebrews who are
unable 20 establish their legal right
to remain outside the confines.
The Jewish relief committee esti-
mates that between zoo and SEQ jew
ish families have left the city.
The police records show about
thirty eases whore summary mems
ures have already been applied, In
these instances the passports were
taken away and forwarded to the
original domiciles within the uaic of
the hanished where they may te
claimed. Meanwhile the expelled
were provided with certificates good
only While they were en- route The
heads of families We're arrested anI
taken TO the 1olico station aud then
TO the railroad depot and plaeed upon
outgoing trains. Muny families have
LETT without waiting for the date soI
for their expulsion
Thus far al OF those leaving haye
possessed funds sufficient 10 tahc
them to their desina tlons None has
neen subjected to the dreaded system
of deportion through Which the vlc-
IN, is fnrn,.r,led nnder polire .uartl
nam ann pitA "a rho nex, until he
,nnrbee hls final an4tinatfon
Tha denortations ARE pfoeecdiuF
without attraetine especial attentions
aonta nc Tx. mast crowded sections
~ tbc ,itN v.,irb ms 4 uebfew pop-
riattou annfa1imately 10 600
In addition 10 the deportations or
J.red IN the government. the Jews
~ Kie, nave been snbiecte,l 70 minor
annoyances soth as the refusal OF
n,,ss,,,,ts ,,nod over ths year and IN.
tetserence .,ith their residence al
M, '.',,',,,,,.,. s,ss,,,s n4,taide nr tyieN
sa Tl Il. M ,av, s. 8g,Ne.t9,tsa
..,,s,,,.f ~ ,inrin,, fh@ heated trrm
the iaw forbiddine Jews 10 settle ii,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
TRIBUNE REITERsTES ITS
CHARGES AGAINST SEN ATOR

Chicago, May 2S.-Thc Chicago
Tribune in i statement tomorrow
morning commenting on senator Lori
mers charges in the United States
senate that the Tribune was conspir-
ing 70 ruin him, will say;
"The statement that Mr.. McdiIl
Mccormick conspired with others to
ruin him CLorimerl financially. Is
untrue Mr. Mccormick was not in
Chicago when the white narrative
was brought TO the attention OF the
Tribune. He did not know OF its ex-
istence until he read e in the Tribune
Mr.. Lorimers bank IL at no Interest
"a the Tribune. lie dragged IL into
the case. one after another his fran
tic falsifications could be nailed but
the truth Is being brought out In
Sangamon county cook county and
in Washington. II VIII be possible
soon for all to decide the question OF
Lorimer versus the Tribune IL that he
OF any Importance In the meantime.
the answers TO Mr. Lorimer are White.
Link. Beckemeyer and Holstlaw and
there viii be others
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
TAFTSM|LE NOT
AS EFFECTIVE
ASB|GST|CK
STATEHOOD CHANCES
DIMINISHING DAILY
Chairman Beyeidge Of Teui-
tories Committee Suspected
OF PupfoseIy MuddIing Up
Situation to XIII Bill
Morning Journal Bureau,
6l3 Munsey Building,


W lSltlHRlp -. 10 MAY 20
Congressman Hamilton cnaiiman
Of the house committee on teliitor-
les. spent some time vlth President
TAFT today talking over the statehood
pills IN congI ess The prospect 81
statehood fol Kew N Vico and Ati-
zona grows less each cay with the
failure OF The senate To pass some
sort OF measure, and permit CON
ference With the house on tho bill
passed bS that body Friends Of
statehood in congress and on the out
side severely criticize the attitude Of
senator Beverldge. ehaiIman Of the
senate committee on territories, Tor
his inactivity in pushing statehood
legislation. It is declared be pur-
posely emasculuted che house state-
hood bill by amending II from one
end To- the either in order to muddle
the situation and forestall action this
session,
President Taft heartily faVors a
statehood blll and there are lndiea-
tions that he viii use pressure To
bring about the passage Of one before
adJourning. However, mnny arc OF
the ouinion that the smile viii not
in this cane accomplish as much az
did the big stick in past years.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
INDICTED SENATOR WELL
KNOWN CHICAGO POLITICIAN

Springfield. Ill, May 2S.-Scnatol
Biodetick. democrat. is g well known
Chicago politician. lie was elected
to the state senate in 1898 and has
served in the uppei branch OF the
legislature continuously since that
iime.
senator Pembmton is one Of the
best known member OF the lcgisla-
ture He served his fist term ia
1896 end during the 1907 session
acted us president pi tenn Of the
senate.
Representative Joseph ; Claik ls-
ured prominently IN the investigation
following the confession of Represen-
tetiye White IN the sena toriai bribery
case He is lumber dealer Of Van
dalia Pnd . member Of many fla-
teInal cI ganizations.
Senator Holstlaw is also one of the
~ ointment members Of the senate.
He has taken an active pant in the
proceedings of the upper branch and
is well known Throughout the state
He is q director of several state
bcuEs
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
CROWDED. CHAMBER LISTENS
TO SENATOR IORIMEIi'S DENIAL

washington. MaN "a STRENUOUS
denied of the charge that he had OBJ
tanned his seat in the United states
senate through bribery and corrup-
tion was made before that body today
by Senator william Lorimer Of IL
linois. His settlement nad been eoG-
erlv awaited by his colleagues, and
the senate was crowded.
Concluding. Mr.. Lorimer offered a
resolution ceiling tor senatorial in
vestigation Of the charges against
him. Mr. Lorimer detailed the facts
OF the publication in the Chicago
Tribune. Apfil 1st OF the story over
the signaturh Of Charles y White q
member OF the Illinois legislature, in
which il was alleged that Mr. Lori
mer had secured his seat IN the SEN
ate through bribery and corruption.
The story" he said. was timed
and published with the deliberate
purpose of destroying a new banking
association IN Chicago which I had
ben organizing with some of my
friends.
MI Lorinler defended Lee O'Neil
Browne, the democratic leader OF the
Illinois house 81 representatives,
through whom II was alleged the
bribes passed as entirely above such
"a proceeding
the Tribune. had ueclarou the bank
never should open and also asserted
that White did NOT write the story
published, but 1T was the work of
trained newspaper hand skilled in
the art Of creating scandai out OF lies,
and when Il is thought necessary to
blackcn the character of one whom
the NEWSPAPER cannot control"
He asserted that Representative
Iank and Beckmeyer had not made
a confession. az had been charged.
but on the contrary had said that
the charges stand as they stood.
April 80 the uncorroborated lies Of
the Tribune. SUPPORTED only by the
bought signatures of their weak tool.
White.
Senator I.orimer. with increasing
vehemence. asserted that the Chicago
paper lied and knew it lied in
charging that money was used In the
purchase OF his election.
-Nol one dollar was paid single
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
Makes Emphatic Denial Of
Story of Corruption as
Printed in Chicago Tribunei
Sinister Motive Behind It,
OENOUNCES GOVERNOR
DENEEN AS C0NSPlRAT0R
Illinois Executive Charged With
Personally Advising PubIica-
ton of Damaging Article to
Pay Off Old Political Grudge,

my MORNING JuutnHl Sptctdi Ltahcu UHol
Washington, May eS--lfor just
! two hours today senator Loiimei OF
| Illinois. stood in the senate and in
! vigorous lGnguage denounced as un-
true The charges Of bribeiy made
againa, him in connection with his
election TO the senate. Upon leaving
4 the clianoer at the conclusion Of his
/ slt. Eli At Lufimel huiIiedly put his
affairs in order and caught hate
train 4ur Chicago
In lis address Nh Iorimer madc
emphatic denial OF all the allega ations
of corruption ana sought to turn the
accusat'on Of wlong-doing upon the
Chicaso Tribune, in which THE
charges were first published,
The speech was devoted to q review
OF charges and Illinois politics ior the
pest Twenty-Five yaefs He charged
the Tribune with sinister motives in
its attacks and saying that it has
been fighting him ever since 1884
charged that IT Was inspil ed because
Of its failure to conlcl his course as
u public man. MI. LoIimer gave
many particulars concerning his sem
atolial election. saying that after per-
suading him to enter the race Coy
crnor Jcneen had deserted him and
sought to tun against him those
whose support he had formerly pro-
cured foI him
AT the close OF his speech, Mr
Lcimel offered a resolution direct
ing that an inquiry into the charges
be made bN the committee on plivil-
eyes 9nd elections
Under the rules OF the senate tho
resolution was referred To the com
mittee on contingent expenses, to con-
slider the question of cost. In case
OF o favorable report from that com
mittee of which there is no doubt,
the resolution will go to the commit
tee on elections for consideration OF
the merits of the Meter Upon the
report OF that committee. the SEN
ates nction win lnlgelN depend.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
member Of the general assembly Tor
his vote for me-" he declared
Goes After DcDcVu.

member OF the general assembly Tor
his vote for me-" he declared
Goes After Dcpceu.
Nr lorimer traced his breach with
Governor Dcneen. whom he charged
with personally advising In the prep
aiatlon of the White STORY, largely 70
Il difference Of opinion between The
two as to the wisdom OF spending in
depcndentlv Of action by the national
government the S20,000.000 pledged
by the state toward the uecp water
way to the gulf project, which the
governor favored and he opposed. lie
said:
"The governor Joined thus campaign
of slandcr because he saw an uppor-
tunitv TO throw dust into the eyes Of
the people. to use this conspiracy TO
defeat those who stood for federal
cooperation in expcn,llng $4,000,
000, and to secure control of the heXt
legislature.
"Why he persists IN his efforts TO
get control OF $2o.000.oO0 when he
well knows that il in Itself Is not sui
flcient to construct a waterway Is "A
mystery | cannot fathom.
Concluding. Mr. Lorimcr said the
Tribune had dogged him all these
years because it had not been able to
lash him into subjection.
Senator I.orimcr's resolution tuf
the Investigation OF his election was
referred under the rules to the conf
mittee on contingent expenses.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
STOLE WHEEL
To PAY FARE
To ASYLUM
FRANK JOLLY BREAKS
INTO JAIL AT DENVER
albuquerque Lad Springs New
One OH Police in Form of
Probably Unique Excuse for
Theft Of Bicycle.
lBy Morning journal Special L.assa wirsl

lBF Morning journal sDecihl Leased NireI
Denver May 2S.---That he was
stealing to obtain money with which
10 pay his tare back to the insane
asylum at Las Vegas, \ NJ. WAS
the admission made to the police to-
day by Frank L. Jolly. a youth Of 20
years. jolly escaped from the insti-
tuition q month ago by leapIng from
a second-stury window of The hospital
ward Ills statement is borne out by
q letter from his father, resident OF
Albuquerque, n. NJ, who wrote the
lad that he was unable to send him
money for railroad fare.
"Whon | got that letter, said jolly.
II made up my mind 70 steal some
thing 10 raise the money"
And he did the something happen
ing to be a bicycle
The police have telegraphcd the
New Mexico authorities regarding the
case.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
PTOMA|NE POISON
S|CKENS ALUMNI
BANQUETERs
Over Two Hundred and Fifty
People Suffer From Eating.
Impure Ice Cream Sixteen.
Seriously IIf One Gh Dying,
Us. Metnlns Journal speeiaI Lea.,a wloeI

rs. Morning journal Special Leased Wirsi
Fort collins. colo. MAY .S SiA-
teen members OF tie Fort Collins high
school alumni association are seri-
ously ~ from the effects of ptoInainc
poisoning caused. it is believed. Us
eating impure ice cream served at e
banquet last night Practically ell
the 356 persons who participated in
the banquet were made ill Miss
Hazel Crosby. teacher has been
Unconscious since midnight last night
aud ID is reared she will die. phNHi
clans from al the neighborine towns
were summoned 90 the city today 10
attend the sick
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
BR|BE
TO PROCURE
PARDON


iY- Morping Journal special Leased Wei
Denver May eS-Clafenee q
Hagur. former secretary OF the 5iat"
board OF purduns, Was placed undef
arrest here tonight upon warrant
sworn to i'm cripple Crock Yesterday
charging him with accepting a brlbe
to secure pardon lIagar was per-
mitted 60 $50 To- his home tonight on
hie own rpcopnizance. and VIII So 10
cripple Greek tomorrow for the pui-
bose of arranging bond,
The warrant Oh witch Hdgar WINS
taken into custody was issued On COM
slaini OF John r Wright. @ huslu"ss
man oi Cripple Greek IN which u II
charged that llasar. ou Septem hnr To-
1907. while secretary 81 the pardon
board ac, opted the sum OF FiNo l"'
his iufluence in pushing the applica-
lion for pardon of samuel Haas theh
serving time M the state penitentlafs
Haas was sent up from Cripple creek.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

Little Rock Ark. May 2e- An
uouncement was made here today
that the differences between the
boilermal,ers and the Missouri Paeiilc
railroad have been settled niue-
hour DAY with three cents an hour
increase in wages were the terms ol
the agreement The lOilermakers had
notified the company that they would
strike tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
STRlKEBREAKER BEATEN
BY MINERS NEAR JOPLIN

Webb city MAY 2S-rhe lirst vio-
fence since 500 zinc miners struck
here last week. occurred tonight when
h. EcStou shoveller was attacked
bv thirty miners as he left the ground
al the Providence mine. and was se-
rercly beaten.
Eckton was ordered today TO make
repalrs to the tracks in the mines and
went TO work despite the protests OF
strikers When he came out he was
attacked and beaten.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

New York. MaY 2S.--Chester Bee
Croft of Pelham Manor y. =. am
nOunced today that - viii sail FOR
Etah ON June -. with the Bernier es-
pedition 30 the arctic in the hope of
finding the records which Or. Fred
,rick A Cook says he left in the
north. II is said that he Was supplied
with funds hN Dr apd Mrs Ceok.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29
Confession Results in Indict-
meot of Leading Democratic
Member of Illinois Senate by
Grand Jury at Springfield,
S2,500 PRICE OF VOTES
FOR SENATOR L0RlMER
Investigation Of Crooked Fur
HitIue Deal Reveals Wide
syfead Grating Conspiracy
Involving Members Of &
Parties and Both Houses,

lBs Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
Spllnsfiold, Muv 2S.---Huisting like
bomb Within q frW hepts atfel'
United states Senator LoIimer' :
speech ct washington. state senator
John Frederick. = leading Chicago
dom0v.at WIS indicted on bribery
charge by the grand jury here today.
Hedcricks irdictment was the dnoct
result OF rNnttsSlon made to the
efand jury pv STATE senator y. w.
iIolgtlgw of Iukl H. who says BIod-
cilck pgio rim $500 TO vote for
lo. mer for scnator.
A capais was at once ordered for
tilodelick and q bench warrant is
sued fol his arrest.
The unexpected turn in the Lorimcr
scandal was an offshoot oi states
Attorney Burkc's investigation of the
alleged graft in the legislative furni-
tire dead. Senator Holstlaw had been
indicted on perjury charge i'm COM
hcction with the furniture contract
iad upon advice of his lawyers. when
"lfeicd immunity agreed to make a.
confession. Then be told The grand
,ply thgt ho had received $500 Tor
hs vote foi Lormcr; 500 as his
sha'e OF legislative 'iHck pot and
IL umisc Tor $1,000 as his share OF
lhe state house furniture deal
senator Holstlgw's confession re-
"a ding the furniture deal was cor
loboratcd before the grand jury by
Otto Ficiei who, as agent for tho
Fold-Johnson Furniture company Of
Chicago obtained the furniture con
tract
The two confessions Regarding the
luniture contIact resulted in two sd
ditonFl indictments on conspiracy
'harses These we're: STATE senator
=. G. pcmbeIton. republican. OF Oot-
and H. and Representative Joseph
Cepioses and bench warrants were
issued Immediately for Senator Penn
berton ana Rsnresentative Cla,ls on
the conspiracy charges in connection
with the furniture eontrart
Although an Indictment charging
conspiracy was returned against Sen
atoi Hulgtmw. il ,yas immediately
nollcd and Immunity fnl U1lstlaw
was ordered bv Judge James A.
Creighton
Before going tn thc Grand iurv
room. Holstlaw made = nreliminar,
satement 10 State's Attorney Burke
IN which he eoid n, ~.
IN making the statements to the
Sangsmon comfy niand inry regard
ing the navment Of money To secure
The contract for furniture. and for
the pmpose of eleeting William Lori
mer, United Stntes senator. have
been governed h.. The firm belirf that
my actions IN thie matter have beer
offer no defense nave. however.
determined to make such rcparation
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

Tulsa. Okla. May ee.--The case
against Governor Haskell, IN which he
il charged with complicits 10 an al
ieged conspiracy TO secure huskoeee
town lots. has been set for trial az Mo
Alcster september 26.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-29

New Orleans. MAY 2S.-Pase "a.
Baker. for the last - years publisher
OF the New Orleans Times Democrat,
died todas- at his home in this city
Mr.. Baker had suffered from 2 com
plication II diseases for several years
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-20
CONCERT TOUR.

The Misses Loretta and Genevieve
Malone OF Ogden. who are making a
concert tour OF Wyoming cities, gave
The first OF a series of concerts last
Thursday evening at Evanston, at
which they wore enthusiastically re-
ceiYed Despite their slender years,
the young ladies are artists in the
true sense of the word. and It ap,
pears from the following clipping
from the Wyoming Times. that their
talent Is being appreciated in this
their initial effort. The Times says,
il part:
These young ladies' rendered one
OF the best musical numbers ever
heard in Evanston Miss Gencyicye
Malone Is destined to reach the first
rank OF accomplished viollnIsts. and
for young lady In her teens. she
Is already sensational artist OF this
difficult instrument Her rendition OF
the "Mazurka de Concert was given
% the audience with vim and In
Splrauon that at once stamps her as
n coming star in the musical frma-
pent At all times she had the rapt
attention and sympathy of her aud
icnce. No less accomplished is Miss
Loretta Malone, pianist and reader
whose difficult numbers were heart
!ly received These young Indies
are musicians of unusual ability, and
II would he . pleasure for an Evan
Ston audience 10 welcome them In
concert at any time"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-20
MARTIN HARkNESS
is LAID TO REST

Salt Lake, Aug 20.-Martin Hark-
ness Is at rest. Services over the
body of this pioneer OF Salt Lake
valley were held In the Masonic tenn
pie on Thursday afternoon after
which the body was laid away In the
Masonic cemetery In Mt, Olivet,
AT the temple the exercises were
In charge Of Argenta lodge, of which
the deceased was a charter, as we'll as
a l,fe member Grand Master c. B
Jack delivered brief Grafton, while
the ritualistic exercises were carried
out both at the temple and at the
grave.
The choir, under the direction of
Fred Graham, sang Beautiful Isle of
Somewhere" and Nearer My God 10
Thee"
The exercises were simple. in con
formity with wishes long ago express
ed by Mr.. Harkness a large number
of personal friends visited the temple
after o'clock to say goodbye to
their lifelong friend. and many tear
trickled down the cheeks OF bTonzed
and grizzled faces as they took last
look at the face of their dead friend
who In death presented the same plac-
Id countenance as In life
The attendance al the obseouies
was n large one and n large number
followed the body to the grave. A
good man has gone: good citizen
q devoted friend has passed away.
Peace TO his ashes.