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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01

Each year the science Of medicine be-
comes more exact. DR.. Milen has demon
strated in hundreds of cases that he can
and does cure chronic ailments when
ordinary physicians and methods Of treat
ment fail.
DIR. Milen is a specialist of thirty years
experience in the treatment Of rheuma-
tism, gall stones. goitre, epilepsy, paralysis
diseases of the heart, liver kidneys and
all nervous and chronic diseases of men
and women.
This thirty years experience. is at your
command. No charge Is made for con
sultation and examination. II you are in
need of his services don't delay-come at
once. Your case will not be accepted un-
less you can be cured.
Mrs. Geo. Schroeder Of Fontenelle, Neb,
who is now taking treatment Of DIR. Milen,
says in her last letter; "Please send me
more medicine, as | know II has lone
me a lot OF good-more than any medi-
cine / have ever had before" OF course
Il has! DR.. Mi!en's patients all write In
this tone while taking treatment and are
invariably helped.
DIR. Milen, chief Of staff Of the Austro-
American Doctors, is located az 42s Range
Bldg 18th and Harvey. just opposite the
orpheum Theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
Women Tortured
in City Prison
at Atlanta, Ga.
Grand Jury Investigation Disoloses
Horrible Condition of Affairs
in the "Stookade."

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. S1.-In an official
investigation Of the city prison, known as
the '~stockade." today charges were made
that white women were hung up on the
wall of a cellroom as though cruclfied with
extended arms; that at least one attempt
was made to whip a woman; that prls-
oners were used TO work for private clti-
zens; that the prison is a filthy place, un-
worthy Of holding even animals; that
there has been graft. and that barbarous
cruelties are praeticed there.
The grand jurors recently indicted Super
lntendent vlning and two guards for cru
city.
Ruby Gather, 10 years old, told how she
was hung up by the wrists until she faint
ed. She saw other women similarly pun
ished. One girl was put in the. whipping
machine for the application Of the lash.
The lash is a heavy leather strap, with
large rivets studded in its surface. The
girl was so small. that she slipped through
the chair and the guards gave up the at
tempt.
The investigation will continue tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
Iowa News Notes.

COLFAX-Mrs. Carl Mulcahey Of Denise.
formerly Miss lila PenEri.l, is here to visit
her brother, Harry, to Miss Hazel Ovens rs
on January 70. This is Mrs. Mulcahey's
nrst visit to her home since her elope-
ment and marriage in October.
COLFAX-Mr. and Mrs. william BOYD
entertained a family gathering numbering
thirty-three Wednesday. They nave five
sons and six daughters, with sons-in-law
Sna 6d ,inolaw, grandchildren and
party. Mr.. Boyd is an old settler In this
vicinity and is a member Of the city
council.
MONTICELLo-Dr. J.. f. Gilmore of
Monticello was today found guilty by a
jury in the district court at Anamosa OF
performing a criminal operation which
caused the death Of Miss Gertrude Jack
SON The case has been holly contested,
due principally to the prominence OF DR.,
Gilmore, and 1t has attracted a great deal
or attention through central Iowa.
CHARLES CITY-The four banks of this
city having refused to pay 2 per cent FOR
county money deposited with them, the
county treasurer is making arrangements
TO place the county money in banks out
into effect last year the rule thai banks
that become repositories for county funds
must pay 2 per cent on the average daily
MLFoRD-Before he had even had time
TO give his name, w. Ruick of Lemars,
loan agent for the Aetna Life Insurance
Nohhpdu9f SANK Qcdu IN the Ferry HiCka-
baugh home, eight miles west OF here.
just after he had entered yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Ruick came to the farm to In
vestigate a farm loan, and had just stepped
into the house and seated himself before
the fire when he was stricken. Coroner
Fritz pronounced death due to heart dis
ease. The body will be sent to Lemars
for burial.
MARSHALLrOWN-The latest move In
the sa.oon war, which has been intermit-
ungly waged here for the last six months,
came today. when applications were filed
by the attorneys representing three sa-
looms against which injunctions were is
sued. to have the DEGREES carrying the In
functions set aside. Fraud and misrepre-
sentation on the part OF County Attorney
j. II. Egermayer In securing the DEGREES
Is alleged 10 be the reasons why the court
should now hold these DEGREES void. The
cases involved are at present I'm the SUI
preme court, where they will soon come
up on hearings growing out OF the issu-
ance Of writs OF certiorari, by which the
DEGREES are brought under fire by the
higher court.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
Big Dealers
Ones to Profit
Judge Snyder's Decision on Milk
Question May Shut Small Men Out
of Business.

Since Judge Snyder has knocked out the
license provision of the pure milk ordl-
nance, the city authorities are determined
rigidly to enforce the other provisions i'm
mediately after the first of the year.
DR.. c. H. Bower, city health officer,
made the following official announcement
yesterday:
ION and after January / no one can sell
milk in the city of Council Bluffs unless
his cows have been tested for tuberculosis
and his dairy is in a sanitary condition.
No retail dealer win be allowed to sell
milk from bulk unless he satisfies the
health department that he receives his sup
ply of milk from ubereulin-tested COWS.
Dairymen with non-tested herds can only
sell milk to creameries. where it will be
pasteurized and sold as pasteurized milk.
Creameries will be allowed to sell only
pasteurized milk and cream in the original
packages, and they will not be permitted
to sell in the bulk unless they satisfy the
Board Of Health that the milk comes from
tuberculln-tested COWS. Certified milk will
not be allowed to be sold in this city, ex-
cept where it has been certified by the
Board of Health. Under no circumstances
viii a milkman or dealer be allowed to
certify his W milk"
DR.. Bowe said it should be understood
that the ordnance applies to everyone SELL
ing milk in Council Bluffs. A person who
sells but one-half pint a day to his neigh
Dor is as liable to prosecution for failure
TO comply with the provisions of the meas
ure as the large dealer with a herd of 800
]. J.. Stewart, attorney for the Dairy
mems association. said yesterday that
Judge Snyder's decision was exactly as he
had expected. He said by that decision
the dairymen had secured all they desired
and that they did not intend to resist the
other provisions OF the ordinance. He ex-
pressed the opinion that the enforcement
OF the ordinance would result in driving
the small dealer out of business and put
the sale Of milk in the hands of the big
men.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
Convlcts Escape
from Kansas Prison
One Steals an Officers Uniform, Dons
it and Escorts the Other Out
side the Lines.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Dec. Charmed
guards from the Kansas state prison al
Lansing are searching tonight for Thomas
Cook and Frank Moore. convicts, who es-
capped today.
The men escaped by a clever ruse, evil
IDENTIFY, after careful planning. Cook stole
an officers uniform and walked north OF
the prison proper into the brickyard where
Moore was working. Cook spoke to Moore
and the latter picked up some tools and
walked along with the man in the off,
GERS garb, Guards naturally thought
Cook had Moore in charge, so they per-
mitted the men to escape from the brick
yard unmolested.
Cook was sentenced from Pottawattomie
county for burglary. Moore was con-
victed of assault and intent to rob. Moore
escaped from Lansing in January, 1909, and
was recaptured in Indiana last August.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
Council Bluffs
NEW YEARS CELEBRATION
Y. M. G. A. Members Have Jolly Time
in New Home.
SPORTS AND MANY GAMES
Reai old Fashioned Observance of
EveninR Before New Years win
be Fenture-New Gymnas-
ium Schedule.

There was a big time at the Young
Mems Christian Association building last
night.
The feature OF the opening celebration
was the basket ball game between
the association team and the simp-
son college team. At the close of tho game
Physical Director Pierson wanted all
present to join in a series OF old fashioned
games that were played on the gym
floor. On New Years day the festivities
will last from 3 In the afternoon until
10 o'clock at night. Secretary Eastman In
hts announcement says there will be some
thing doing on each floor"
In the lobby there will be instruments
and vocal music. In the assembly room
on the second floor E. f.. Fitch will give
an Illustrated travel talk. His subject will
be Snap Shots In Europe and will be
illustrated by a number of fine stereopticon
views. In the gymnasium there will be a
continuous program Of athletic events. A
special feature Will be a wrestling match
between two lig~htweights. Harry Breed
love, a clever little wrestler of this city
Will be matched against "a dark morse"
from Nebraska.
At 7 o'clock there will be a basket bali
game between the association big five"
and the 'collegians," The latter team will
be composed of college boys who are home
for the holidays. There will also be a
special program Of stunts in the swimming
pool.
Gymnasium Schedule.
Physical Director Pierson announced
yesterday a new gymnasium schedule, as
follows:
Monday-High school class, 3 to 5 d. M;
business and professional men, 5 to s d. M;
employed boys, $3.50 to 8 D.. M; indoor base
ball (contestD ) TO $3.50 d. m.
T~uesday-Boys, 4 TO b p. M; basket ball,
9 to ,. M; leaders, 2 TO 8 p. m; regular,
s TO $3.50 p. m.
Wednes0ay-High school, 8 to 5 D. M;
business and professional men, 5 to 6.
p M; base bail, 8 to Z D. m; employed
boys, z to 8 p. M; wrestling, tumbling,
gymnastics, 8 to $3.50 D. m.
Thursday-Boys, 4 TO $50 p. m; basket
Dali, . TO 1890 y. m; regulars 3 to $3.50 D. m.
Friday-High school, . to 5 p. m. business
and professional men, . to . D. M, base
ball, 9 TO Z p. M; employed boys, 7 to
. p. M; basket ball (contest) 3 to $3.50
saturday-Boys, $50 a. m. to Ii D. M;
gymnasium open, 2 to 6 p. m; basket bali,
6 to Z y. m. athletics, Z to $50 D. M;
regulars, $50 to $3.50 p. m.
Special swim In the pool for intermediate
members, both high school boys and en-
ployed boys. Saturdays from Z to s p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
FRIENDS TAKE YOUNGBEoK
Relatives from wisconsin Come for
Demented Man.

George Nd. ~Youngbeck, who became de-
mented while enroute from his home In
Fort Lupton, Colo, to visit relatives in
Fond du Lac, Wis, and was sent to St.
Demands hospital, was yesterday deliv-
cred by the county authorities to his sis
ter and brother-in-law. who came here for
him. ~Youngbeck, who has improved rap
Idly under treatment at the hospital, was
overjoyed to sec his relatives, whom he
readily recognized. The brother-ln-law,
William Snyder, c merchant OF Fond du
Lac. made arrangements to reimburse the
county ali expense it had been put to in
caring for Youngbeck. Youngbeck and his
relatives left in the afternoon for Knowles.
Wis, where he will go to the home Of his
mother. Y~oungbeck's sister and brother
in-law corroborated his first statements
to the ,ocal officials regarding his owner
ship OF property In Colorado, and stated
that he owned 100 acres Of land in the
vicinity of Fort Lupton and was weli-to-do.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01

land approaches, the new Manhattan bridge,
as 1t has been named, will have cost In all
Sic, 900, 900. The dedication ceremonies will
form one Of the last official acts of Mayor
Mcclellan. whose term expires with the
year.
Two Bombs I'm Little Italy.
Two bomb explosions on the east side,
one shortly after the other, threw Little
Italy into the widest confusion tonight,
but cost no lives and did little damage
to property. The first explosion was an
attempt the second within a month"; to
blow up the bank Of c. Sanfilippi and com
pany. 1t is attributed by the police to the
BLACK Hand"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
Big results from little Bee want ads.
RAY LAMPHERE is DEAD
Slayer of Mrs. Belle Gunness Dies of
T-uberculOsis I'm Indiana
Prison.

LAPoRTE, Ind, Dec. a.-Ray Lamphere.
IS years old, slayer of Mrs. Belle. Guinness
and her children, died tonight of tuber-
culosis in the Michigan City penitentiary
where he was serving an undetermined
term for arson. Lamphere on April 2, 1908,
set fire to the Guinness home near Laporte
and iEcinerateo the family.
He had formerly been employed by Mrs.
Gunnes as a workman on her farm. Fol-
lowing the fire. the bodies Of several per-
sons. VINO had been murdered by Mrs.
Gunness. were unearthed in the farmyard.
1t was shown that Lamphere was thor
oughly cognizant of some of Mrs. Guinness
crimes and that he was angered at her.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01

ESTHERVILLE, Ia, Dec. 31.-(Speeial)
From February q to &c, inclusive, the
annual Emmet County Farmers Institute
will be held in this city. About 500 in
premiums will be awarded. In connection
with this a short course will also be held.
1t is that these small town short courses
offer inducements to the country boy that
could not attend the state short course. A
car load OF grain and stock will be brought
here from Ames, as well as some different
samples of the prize-winning corn at the
state and different county fairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
FRAUD IN SALE OF PASSES
Plot by which Great Northern Has
Been Robbed of Large Sums Dis
covered AT 81. Paul.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Dec. 31.-Extensive
frauds In the disposal Of trip passes.
whereby the Great Northern Railroad com
pany, 1t is said, has lost from S125, 900 to
$500 70 a year for several years, became
known today in connection with the arrest
OF Paul Carbon a saloon keeper, on the
charge Of Illegally disposlng of some Of
the passes. President L. w. Hill Of the
Great Northern refused to talk about the
matter except to say that none of the
officials Of the company was implicated.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
WILL is FILED
Chicago Man Leaves over Two MIL
lion Dollars to Public In
RtftutfOna.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The will of Thomas
Murdoch. former president OF Reid, MUIR
doch & Co, wholesale grocers. who died
here Christmas day. was made public to.
day, disposing Of an estate estimated at
approximately $4,000 100, OF which from
100000 TO $2,5OO.0O Is bequeathed to pub
lie institutions. The principal beneficiarles
are the Presbyterian hospital OF Chicago.
the American Sunday School union and
the Young Mems Christian association Of
Chicago. These Institutions will receive
nearly two-thirds Of Mr.. Murdoeh's for
tune.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
BYERS WILL RESIGN TO RUN
FOR CONGRESS AGAINST SMITH
Iowa Attorney General Offers to De-
bate Issues OF the Day
with Rival.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Dec. 31.-Attorney
General H.. w, Byers, who has authorized
the announcement of his candidacy for
congress in the Ninth Iowa district in OPP
position to Congressman Walter l. Smith,
today says he will resign as attorney gem
eral at cnce and debate the issues Of the
day with Judge Smith on the same plat
form If the latter will meet him. Guy
Feely of Waterloo. speaker at the last
Iowa assembly and State Senator George
Cosson, assistant In the office of Mr..
Byers, today announced their candidacy
for attorney general.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
NO HOPE FOR EX-GOVERNOR
Physicians Say J. II. Mickey May
Rally, But Not for Long
Time.

osCEoLA. Neb., Dec. sl-Physleians in
attendance on former Governor Mickey at
II o'clock tonight said that while there
was practically 40 change In his eondi-
ton. he might linger for several days. The
doctors said Mr.. Mickey might rally. but
there Is no hope for permanent improve
ment. He is in a seml-oohscious condition.
recognizing no one, but suffering little
distress
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. go. Night. L-l7Oz
sMOYER is FREED OF CHARGE
Former Proprietor of Ogden Hotel
Found Not Guilty.


Samuel Smoyer, a former proprietor Of
the Ogden hotel in this city, who was ar
rested in Sioux City and brought to Coun-
Gil Bluffs yesterday to answer a charge
OF larceny as bailee preferred against him
by e. A. Stewart, was discharged after a
nearing In Justice Gardeners court on
motion Of Assistant County Attorney Ross.
Stewart, who was a guest at the Ogden
hotel when 1t vas conducted by smoyer,
alleged that he left in Smoyer's charge a
trunk containing a fur overcoat, real estate
abstracts and other valuables worth alto
gether, $3.50. Stewart after his wife sued
for divorce was before the commissioners
on insanity ami after a short sojourn at
st, Demands hospital left the city. In the
meantime smoyer surrendered the hotel to
the owner, G. e. Kimball. Stewart claims
that Smoyer when he left the city took
the trunk and he has been unable to re-
cover It.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
District Attorney
Sends in R resignation
Reservation Indian objects to Federal
Official Acting as Attorney
for Power Company.

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. a.-A. G. Avery,
United States district attorney for eastern
Washington, today resigned as a result Of
a protest filed by Clarence Bouletter, a
reservation Indian, who objected to Avery
acting as attorney for the Washington
Water Power p in the overflowed
lands hearing at Couer d'Alene, Idaho.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
CORPORATIONS HAVE SOULS
Appellate Court in New York Lays
Down New Principle of Law.
OLD THEORY Is OBSOLETE
Judge Says it Passed with Formation
of Corporations for Purpose Of
Avoiding Penalties for
Illegal Acts.

NEW YORK, Dec. S1.-The argument
that a corporation, having no soul. cannot
commit a crime was set aside today by the
appellate division OF the supreme court,
which upheld the action OF the lower court
in imposing a $500 fine against the Star COM
pany, publishers of the New York Amer
lean, for lbelling John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
In defending the suit Clarence ]. Shearn
had argued that a corporation. having
neither soul, conscience, mind nor feeling,
is incapable Of entertaining a mlschievous
and malicious intent, which is an essential
element in criminal libel"
The court held today: TT was once
thought that a corporation could not com
init a crime, but by slow degrees. and fol-
lowing upon the extension Of the practice
of organizing corporations for the purpose
Of avoiding the penalties OF illegal acts,
the courts have reached a different con-
cluslon."
The libel reaffirmed today was published
in December, 1908, and stated Mr.. Rock
efeller had originated a system OF peon-
age in a stockade at the plant Of the Corn
Products Refining company at summit,
Illinois.
General Booth Given New Trial.
General William Booth, the founder Of
the Salvation army, was granted a new
trial today in his effort to GUST the Amer
lean Salvation army. The original suit,
brought in 1907, went against General
Booth, who had asked for a permanent
injunction forbldding the American army
to use the manual and ritual OF the Sal
walton army and directing the members
of the American army to surrender their
uniforms and titles and retire TO private
life. The supreme court dismissed the pc
tition and the appellate division now re-
verses the supreme court.
The American Salvation army was in
corporated I'm Pennsylvania by James w
Duffin as commander in 1896.
Commander Benton AbsOIved.
Commander Frederick L. Benton. a
United States navy surgeon. formerly in
charge of the Brooklyn Navy yard hos
pital, was absolved from the charges made
against him by his wife, Anita T.. Benton.
in a suit for absolute divorce, according
10 the report OF Referee Daniel Cohalan,
filed today. Referee Cohalan says In his
report that there Is no evidence to jus
tify the charges and the correspondent,
Annie Grady, Is likewise innocent
The Bentons were married In Washington
in 1906.
DR.. Benton is said TO be now attached
to the Pacific coast squadron OF the
United States navy.
Manhattan Bridge Ready.
The fourth link between Manhattan
Island and Brooklyn will be opened to
puhlic fra ffic hy foot ana ,sahIota tnunnrrauy
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
STEEL MAGNATE
DIES SUDDENLY
President of CrucibIe steel Company
Drops Dead In His Home in
PittsburE.

PITTSBURG, Pa. Dec. SL.-Frank B..
Smith, president OF the Crucible Steel COM
pany, one OF the largest independent steel
manufacturing corporations in the United
States dropped dead here tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
THE FASHION

Has the reputation for doing first class
Ladies' Tailoring and Fitting. You can al
ways tell our garments by their lines ana
style. When you see them 10 they are
made TO order or ready TO wear. we guar.
antee. II you try as, TO give you the best
tit. up-to-date styles, at very reasonable
prices We do all kinds of alterations also
In furs
Open Evenings Till 8 P. III.
SO South Main Street
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
TTDTNGs, GENTLEMFN

AZ MY New location, ioSk South Nj.
] am now prepares 10 DO first class taIIor-
Ing. give you the best goods. best styIss
best materials, best workmanship and IN
clothes. II Il does not prove satisfactory
it's my suit
Lukegord, The Tailor
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01

is dyspepsia complicated with liver and
kidney troubles. Electric Bltters help all
such cases or no pay. 5oc. For sale By
Beaton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01

The fourth link between Manhattan
Island and Brooklyn will be opened to
public traffic by foot and vehicle tomorrow.
Exclusive OF condemnation expenses for
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
MnrriaEe LIcennen.

to wed were Issued Thursday to
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-01
Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass.

N. B. - When buying a watch
always ask your jeweler for a Waltham
adjusted to temperature and position.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-01-28
A. KIHCIIER. Rc.
CONTEST NOTICE.

l. S. Land Office at Niles City, Mohtal.u.
department OF the Interior.
January ). 1910.
"A suil''ent contest notice having been filed in
this office by Malcom a.. Mclean, contestant.
AGAINST Desert Land Entry No. 1883 made June Ii
1907 for E'2 NE1l Sec, 8, SWH NWn, NV,
W Section 10. I. l s., r, SO f.. NJ. p. NJ. iy
Thomas Hesaelgesser, Contestee, in which it il
alleged that said Thomas Hesselgesser has
abandoned the same and that he has made no
improvements of any Kind on same and that there
has been no attempt made by him to irrigate or
reclaim the same and that the claimant has left
left the country and that his pres emit address i;
unknown to atliant, said parties are hereby mott
fed to appear, respond and offer evidence toucn-
ing said allegation at 10 O'Clock a, m. on February
"a, 1910 before NJ. 0, Tracy u. S, Commissioner at
Ekalaka, Montana and that final hearing will he
held at 9 O'Clock a. m. on March 10, 1910, before
Register and Receiver at the L.. S. Land Office in
Miles City. Montana.
The said contestant having, in a proper afiid d. vt
fled Decemter n, 1909. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service of
notice can not be made. it is hereby ordered and
pre- per publication.
A. klHCIIEIt. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-01-28
NOTICE TO
Estate of Paul w, DODGE. deceased

Estate OF Paul W, Dodge. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Ad.
f.'nlStratoro OF the Estate of Paul W, Dodge de-
ceased to the creditors Of and all persons havirg
CLAIMS against said deceased. to exhibit them vi i,
the necessary vouchers. within four months after
the first publication of this notice to the said ah-
min'strator at the Office of John Oliver in he
Commercial State Bank at Ekalaka Montana. lie
SANE ne'ne tne place Tor the transaction of TIE
business OF said estate. in the county of Custer.
state of Montana.
John Oliver, Administer of the Estate
of Paul w, Dodge, deceased
Dated at Miles City. Montana this l0th tay e
January, 1910,
Sharpless Walker.
Attorney for administrator
F.1st publication Jan. Ii,