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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-23
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
R. E. Lee Camp Plans for Re-
ceiving Battle Flag.
UNION VETERANS INVITED
Past Department Commander Bing.
ham Among Those Expected
to Be Present.
UNION VETERANS INVITED
pecial Correspondence q. The Star.

Special Correspondence nf The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va September 81. 1911.
Arrangements have been completed by
K. +. Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans.
for the formal presentation of the 18th
Virginia Regiment battle flag which will
take place at Lee Camp Hall at s o'clock
Monday night. a musical and literary
program will be given and in addition
there will be short addresses by several
of the veterans, after which refreshments
will be served. Among the guests will
be number of veterans from ont OF the
city, together with several specially in
vited guests.
Assemhlyman Louis Cuyiilier of New
York. through whose efforts the flag was
returned by the state of New York to
this camp will be unable to be present,
it is thought
y speech of presentation will be made
by Edgar Wartieid. sr., adjutant OF tie
camp. and a response will be made by
Commander William A. SmoOt.
Among the invited guests are Benjamin
+. Bingham. past department commander
of the Department of the Potomac, G. 4.
r., of Washington.
Death of Mrs. Ponton.
Mrs. Grace Y. Ponton. wife of Robert l..
Ponton, died this morning al her home.
iii Prince street. The deceased was
| thirty-four years old and. besides her
| husband. is survived by five children.
Her funeral will take place at o'clock
| Monday afternoon from her late home.
Rev. W. J. Morton, rector Of Christ r. r.
Church. will conduct the services. and the
| burial will be in the Methodist Protestant
cemetery.
Appropriate services In observance of
| the celebration of Rosh Hashanah were
| held last night at the synagogue. and
We're conducted by Rev. Mr.. Krongold.
| A youth named Beach was knocked
down by. an automobile while on Alfred
street yesterday afternoon, and had his
! foot slightly injured.
William Edward Johnson has sold to
| Harvie Anna Johnson the house and lot
| at the northeast corner of Pendleton
and Henry streets. and a deed of con-
| veyance was placed on record today in
the office of the clerk of the corpora
ton court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-23
KING GEORGE OF GREECE
FAILS TO PAY DOG TAX
Is Formally Notified of Delinquency,
Frowns, Laughs, Then Discharges
the Obligation.
Special Cablegram 10 The Star.

Special Cablegram 10 The Star.
ROME. September "a little black
dog belonging to King George OF Greece
is subject to the usual tax which is inn
posed on dogs every where. When the
customary circular asking for payment
of this tax was sent to the king the
other day it either got lost among his
private papers or his secretary omitted
to reply to it. In any case. when good
time had elapsed. a second advice on a
paper of different color was sent to the
royal dog owner. but still no payment
was made. As the third advice is gen
orally delivered by hand, great was the
kings surprise when he was informed
that bailf wished TO speak to him re-
garding the nom pa yment of his taxes
Bailiff Serves Notice.
The bailiff was admitted to the royal
presence. and began reading long
screed demanding that His Majesty
George | of Greece should pay to the
royal office of taxes appointed by His
Majesty George / of Greece. ETC. Be-
fore the monotonous tones of the bailiff
had died away the king, recovering from
his surprise, drew from his pocket
ten-franc piece and paid the tax and ex-
tras, laughing heartily over the joke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-23
Statement of Mr.. Donaldson.

with no idea that Clements was there.
l spoke of making bet on the election.
At that moment Clements came near
the water cooler where I was standing
and addressed me. He remarked that
he was going to carry every election
district in the county
You won't carry anything I said
for when you were commonwealth at
torney before you did nothing
Clements then left the restaurant
taking a position near the door. After
lighting cigar | started out of thu
door. when Clements confronted me
calling me liar and pointing a pistol
al me. I grabbed the pistol with both
hands. when il went of. As | had
hold OF it with both hands the entire
time it would have been impossible
for me TO have struck Clements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-23
FRENCH CABINET ADOPTS
ANSWER TO GERMANY
Believed That France Accepts
Latest Berlin Proposals
as to Morocco.

PARIS, September 23.-The cabinet met
today with President Falleres at his
residence in Rambonillet, when French
reply to Germany's latest suggestions for
an agreement concerning Morocco was
approved unanimously.
The reply was submitted by Premier
GaillauX and Foreign Minister de Selves.
Since Germany's proposals We're drawn
after two long conversations between the
German minister of foreign affairs. Herr
Won kiderlen- Waechter, and the French
ambassador. NJ. Cambon. it probably will
be found that France has accepted the
arrangement proposed regarding Morocco
itself, the question remaining for settle
ment being the details of the cession to
Germany in French kongo.
Changes May Be Made.
COLOGNE. Germany, September %
The Cologne Gazette today prints Ber-
lin dispatch which says:
The first division of the Moroccan ne
gotiat tons will reach an end today. Even
If the French cabinet council wishes
changes in few points these can be
made very easily. Reaching an agree
ment in the matter of indemnity is no
easy task owing to the complication of
the matters involved. French private in
terests play role making a settlement of
the details more difficult. The negotia-
tors, however believe that they can con-
duct this second division of their work
also to satisfactory conclusion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-23
Calls It Conspiracy.

Mr.. Clements said this afternoon tina,
the occurrence yesterday was the outcom
of a political conspiracy 10 assault. beai
and disfigure him SO as to damage the
chances for his election a. conmonweal h
attorney for Alexandria county. Va, al
the election in November"
He advanced the contention that as la
is notary public in Virginia, and con
sequently bonded state officer IL is
felony under the laws of the state Il
assault him. Mr.. Clements says that Id
intends to procure warrants for the arrest
OF Donaldson on a charge Of disorder,
conduct In the lunchroom yesterday, oil
charge Of using profane and boisterous
language and on q charge Of ult
and battery, asking damages In the sun,
of 10000 In the latter case. He claims
he was struck over the heart and serl-
ously injured. Mr.. Clements says he ha :
retained Attorneys r. G. Moncure o.
Alexandria county. Va, and Robert Scott
Hume of this city.
The following statement. in substance
of the occurrence of yesterday was
made today at the olice Court by Mi
Donaldson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Barber Identifies Ring
of Murdered Man
Testimony Of cuocci IN cAmorra
Trial Creates Great Commotion
In Prisoners Cage.

VTTERBo. June L-Cuocri a NeapuIirzn
barber. was the star w1t-esH al rodar1s
sitting u the CzmOrra trial and his tes-
ttucny caused an upruar
The witness described the habits II
Gennaro Cuoccolo. the murdered man.
Cuocci said be saw among the rings
worn BY C1Ocrolo. the one sequesterea BY
the earzhineers following the arrest OF the
Camurr1srz. The rsnE bore the monogram
C. c.. and was found. the authorities
aAege. IN t1e mattress Of q bed al the
home II a woman known as the friend
Of Giusephe Salvt The theory of the
police was that this ring was 70 be sent
70 Luig- Arena as proof II CuncroIa's
death The accused na.nuatrs that the
r1ng was plaoed in me mattress BIZ the
Carahineers IN an effort u manufacture
evidence
The BARRIERS stAtsment called forth loud
uutcT1es from the prisoners cAEs The
defense lawys-s recalled thar Cuoeci AZ a
pranr examination had testified that be
had sen no ring On CaoccoIo's fingers
They demanded taa1 rhs witness Be prose
eured for perjury The court however
refused he argument between eounssI
became 30 heated tAar the nrssidsnr WA
eumpelleo - adjourn the sitting
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Gonzalez VIII Be
Elected Governor
of Chihuahua

JTAREZ June Word was received
here uodaT that the legislature nf the state
Of Chihuahua would probably convene TO-
morrow and elect Ahra-n Gonzales as
provisional governor Gonzales has been
one q the most active Of the Maderist
chiefs. and his election viii complete the
installation OF provisional governors IN
northern Mexico.
Alberto Madero. an uncle Of Francisco
L Madsro. II. arrived here today from
the city cf Chihuahua IL a special train 70
inform Senior Mzdero of conditions about
the CITY he declared General vIllatr. the
federal commander had expressed de-
2re thar the larEe BODY Of tnEurrecr7
troops north Of the city would not ap-
Proacn too closely until further dispatches
had been received. as friction for the
present could be avoided by keeping the
rival soldiers apart
Aa<1ano Lopez Orrkz one of the leaders
cf me rsEolEx1un GroEld Tsrrson- came
with AIberro Madero and eKpIaansd rl1ar
three chiefs were caGaing murh trouble in
rhar vicinity and asked for Instructions As
70 how best % SUPPRESS them
Long Tom one Of the insurrecro can
non vas presented 70 the city Of Fl Paso
today by Frazcisco l. Madsro in a speech
Al the International bridge Mayer Kelly
responded
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Big BANQUET FOR EDITORS
Field Club to Be the Scene Of Bril-
liant Affair.
ALTOS ARE PaevmED FOR ALL
Editors VIII Be Taken from the Ma
sonic TenpIe Direct n the
Field Ciub for the Bfw
Ranque1-

ArrzugsEnenfs have bsen c1mpieted by
WIZ A Campbell far the bAzGs ssst 10 be
given THURSDAY evening az the Field club
To the Nebraska editors. VINO VIII meet in
annual session here.
One hundred automobiles VIII be Required
% convey the visitors from the Masonic
temple. Sixteenth street and CapiEDl ave-
nue.. to tse elub. and nearly all the auuus
nee6ed have been offered
The party win start for the Field club
about $50 In the afternoon. M Campbell
states that there VIII be nol ress tran zb
editors and 175 wives and pretty daughters.
In speaking OF the approaching convsn-
ton Mr. Campbell said thursday
From business mans standpoint this
cunYenrion VII be the best for Omaha
which has been held in the city within re-
cent years. Every Newspaper and every
printing supply house in Omaha as We'll as
every hotel Is doing something especially
tor these ngwspaEsr men, and we teel We
are not asking too m1ch when We ask you
70 bring your autnmobile and help Us boost
Omaha as the city has never been boosted
before"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
First Bonds Sold
Under Six Hundred
Million Mortgage
First National Bank of New York
Takes Twenty Millions Of
New Issue.

Ne WTORA- June The announcement.
OF James J. Hm a the executson Of a
m0rtEage OF SEa. .agas8 By rhe Great
, cTraeIn Railway company was followed
by the news. today Jha1 the Great Northern
has sold 70 the FIRST National Bank Of
View York S2a01e.asa "a per cent nfery-Tear
bonds secured under ifE r1orrEaEe
Il Is stated prOoeeds win be used for gen
sral corporate purposes which include in
proVeEnenrs and extsnsions On the Great
Northern under way az present OF already
planned.
II also was made known here today fhat
tne Bankers Trust company. New YORK.
ls the trustee under the ssaa ala go rnorrEa-e
which Is the largest corporate r-,orrRaEs
an record
The financial community acceurE re
mortgage On the EIn system as a precau-
uonary measure more than Anything else
II Is also disposed 10 associate the PRO-
posed acquisition of the Chicago. EurfnF-
ton 4 Quincy by the Great Northern as
a direct result Of tie recent Standard on
and Tobacco decisions. since il is generally
recoEuiEed that the Northern Pacific and
the Burlington are in sense competing
lines
declined 70 discuss the matter uodaV. bur
II is known that the MORTGAGE VIII take
care primarily Of the Chicago Burlington
and Quincy : per cent bonds amounting
n s-g. 40BaHa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Light on Identity of
Body Found in Bathtub
DeeOmposed Corpse Probably That Of
Daughter Of ConnOr 0'Grady Of
Springfield, Mass.

NEW YORK June The idenstrT af
the young woman whose body was found
rorung IN the bEzhr-b of a vacant East
zA-e TAT four months a<-er she died
probably viii be settled today TIE cor
ansrs inquest vii Determine the Eoman's
nea- name. Cunlor CGrady a Spring
Heid lMazs) publisher. VII appear as a
witness and u he Identifies the husband
Of the dead WOMAN zs the nan who mar
RED nis daughter Elizabeth In -sB7 rle
police VII consider the Identification com
piets. even though the cundirsou OF the
body prevents recognition
The hasbE1d, q young chauffeur who
calls hirnselc Harry A Shelb. VII be ar
rzlE1ed In ths supreme courl on rs Ia
beas enrpus proueed-ngs demanding re-
lease from custody O'Grady says thar
the Ela1 hls daughter married was known
as Hugh Allsrrun Sherman and thar be
ltas ta1herl had been writing letters 70
her under rhat name
Il Ezs the discovery q soue af rhese
letters IN the har WITH rhe body thar Led
70 rhe notification Of M O'Grzdy ana
his u1p here as q witness
Thus far the police have not rsvsAled
the evidence on which thsy determine
thar ne woman vas murdered Il Is as
seTtad- however, rhar me coroner has
proof Of this k-nd and rhat IL vii appear
AZ lhe inquest Cu1er Important witnesses
AZ the inquest E1I be women friends of
scn-eh Ths police believe me story told
BY Mss Mas Blake vii be an important
AuA N rhe evidence against the cha 1f1-i1r-
Mss E-aks says Lhar 5chieb tod nrY
last March rha1 his Et1e died q pueu-
monia In February and Wa buried iu
Springfield, Mass
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Regular Body Of UpPel = sr
Take Charg
La TOILETTE CALLS u
Wisconsin Senator Proposes
men1s @ Resolution
SOUGHT FoR EEw COMMITTEE
Turned 0ut wfrhsat Further In
vesrsEAsfsn and Propo--s
such n Resolution
ELECTIONS CONN TO ACT

WASHINGTON. June by as % ~. t1e
senate nodsE adopted a resolution 70 re-
open the inrestsuatiun of charges of briberv
Lorainer n ulinuis. The resolution directs
the regular elections corumit1=e 70 make
the inquiry
When the senate took up the T.ur1mer
case to-day Senator La Foiletre presented
a-nendments o hts resolution n fnqutrv
20 as u provide Tor t1e selection Of FIVE
new senator's n make the -e-inves11 Ea1iur-
three Republicans and two democrats
sDeukng IN support Il the la Foilerre
resolution Senator owen Of Cklahuuia said
there would be no good reason for sending
the case back 10 the rld committee when
there were twenty new u7cn IN the senata
Mr Br1stuw declared thar in the former
inquiry soT-le of the members OF the cou-
mirtee had tried 20 cover III the Testimony
instead of bringing x cut T5e Advocated
a new cnml-tree
Senaror Brown Of Nebraska wants sen
atur Lurtmer turned cut OF the senate
without any further Investigation Today
he introduced a resolution stating that evi-
dence already taken proved conclusfvely
that Mr. LOr1mer was not entitled 70 his
seat and there vas no excuse for incurring
tie expense q another inquiry
Ar his Request senator Browns rssoIu-
ton was laid on the table with the an
nuu1cemenr thaf be would cal IL up at
the pnaper time and ask iis adoption as q
suhsuruts 6or All other resolutions Of IN
QlliEE which have been offered
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Garros is Second
Aviator to Reach
the Eternal City
French Aviator Arrives az Rome n
View Aeroplane. Which He Re-
eeIved al Pisa

ROME. June Poland Ga-ros the
French aviator vas tne second contestant
IN the lTa ulile Pa-s- Rome Turn ava
uon race 90 reach -he italian capital Ee
arrived n sra o clock tnls aftHruooE from
Pisa. which city he lsft a. lo-w IRIS morn
nE
After passing over Cirussetro. Garros
landed Al CasnEhune Della Fzscaia- half
way between Pisa and Rene. He took on
a supply Il f1el and resumed his flight
u is estimated tna1 5aH88 persons vii
messed The descent II Garrus here shouts
Of bravo Gar-us and ''hurrah for
Francs" Ered the air
In a determined ett1rr % 0ve--zks his
keenest rival Andre Beaumont who vas
rhe first aviator 70 complete the second
stage q the Fa-1s-R8me- Turin fight, Ro-
land Ga-ros started from Pisa a. 10-m
clock tnis morning. bound for Rome.
Garrus. who was DELAYED az Pisa vester-
day By an accident which badly damaged
HIS machine. received a new aeruplale this
morning After working for TWO hours on
the motor 70 perfect its movement the
Frenchrnan ascenGed and huEging. the
Mediterranean coast headed for this city
He passed over Groserto about eighty
miles south uf Pisa AZ u-5 p m
VlGarr resumed his flight from Nice TO-
day AZ s-51 o'clock a. n and reached
Genoa three thours and I've minutes later.
After taking on 4 supply OF f1el he again
ascended and headed for Pisa which be
reached Al l2-l5-
Frey. the German aviator. whose machine
was smashed Al Pisa yesterday iE stll
stalled AZ that CITY He hopes 70 have Ihe
machine IN shape 10 resume his fight be-
fore noon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
InSurreetoS Present
Cannon to Ell Paso
Francisco I MAderO, Accompanied by
500 Unarmed Men, Pays Frzternzl
Visit to American City.

I'll PAsO. June L-Eishr hundred IN
armed tnsurTectos- headed BY Francisco I
Msdero and an insur-ecuo hand playing
Mexican and American airs. invaded z
Pzso today. The occasion was ths pre-
ssprzr10n 70 z Paso 0f -Long Tom a
cannon captured By the insurrsctus and
used IN bEr1le a. JuzrEZ
The cannon was given as a recompenss
for s'McGiury's blue whistler" which Eaz
k1dnAped from the ciry pArk during the
var and used IN the siege az Oain1A
Speeches in Spanish and English alusrnarsd
in the expression of future friendship be-
tween the two countries
Great crowds greeted the insurrect0s with
shouts 0f viva viva Madero--
Indictments were reuurned today BY ne
grand jury against Daniel De vuHers ana
W L Dunno. charged win cuuEpir1nE
against the re uf Madern-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Wreck on Frisco Line
at PleaSanton, Kan.
Several Persons Badly Shaken Up,
Among Whom Is Mrs. A ". Dits-
worth Of Omaha

FOET SCOTT. kan. June L-st Louis a
san Frznrssco paznengsr train No. I1s
known a. me Southeastern Linzired. which
feff Memphis az SIS last niEht fur Kan-
szz CITY. MAS l1arfaaiiS sienaflea ttz1s morn
ING at a point between EACaEEn ana
f'ieHSautUn. KAN Three PuIinaus and an
observation car turned over and wsnt
down an smbankment- No one Was killed
and no 0ne waa seriously hurt
The Est 0f ne injured Includes ths fol-
lowing
Ralph s Morton. Topeka arm cut
Mrs A ". Dirworrh- Omaha body
Q. A slmmona ArchiHOn. kan, shoulder
wrenchec-
W H ChurchaII conductor. Kansas city.
No. bruised
J. =. Buch- Emporia- Kar head cut
J. E Mcknight bagEagsnan- Kansas
City. No. head cut
The wreck ID believed 20 have bean
caused by q broken raj TIE injured were
brought 70 this City
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Seward Farmer is
Missing from Home
Charles Ricenbaw, Who Attended Ne
moral Day Exercises In Seward.
Fails 70 Return Home.

SEWARD, Neh. June 1--fspecial Tsie-
gram p-4Charies RioenbaE. one Of Seward
eountys most prosperous nA-mers- In miss
Ing zince Tuesday night he came % Sew
ard on Memorial day and lefr his horse IN
q Hvsry harn- man answering his de-
scr1pr5on was sold tlcket 70 Aurura Net
on Tuesday night Sheriff Gillian has tsIe-
graphad the shersefs Of Hamilton and lGsr-
rex counties % lock for Ricenhaw He
has E1rs and four suns and three daGgh-
tsns who are alzrned n his disappearance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Boy COnfesSes Murder
Of His Playmate
Italian Lad Shoots Companion In New
York and Takes HIS Money
and Spends T.

NEW YORK June L-S0t urril Ca-rius
FluHrhino hroks doEn to-day and sad be
rrsd ths 1aral shot were the police able
% decide Ehich q four boys WAs ~
spOnaihle Tor the dea1h of John Mae
The M-sls BOYS body, stuffed into bag.
vas found last uighr IN the cellar Of a
uznsmsnr IN uhe ErAlian quarter F0ur a
his plzsmarss from - % = yeA-s cd we're
aTussuad, and whils -hzy aduirIe6 rhA1 he
rad besu slid b. one u the f5m. ezch
claimed Ms uWn innocence
Ftomhinu wepr a. he u1ld his sf1ry ana
aroppinE on has Knees called on the spirat
u as dead f-1end % r1rE1vs AIM Hs sasc
r1A1 be nad sh0r Johnny AktlE while uhsy
we're sIruEs-ing 0vsr money
AnsT thar ne boEs eunfes=-d 1hsy took
rnz dead boys monsy, s0ms IA and spent
L. tur candy and usF1g E1grZrs Ea0sA-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
COMMUNION
CUPS ARE OBJECTED TO
MemsrfaI Pr-@enaed ts Reformed
Fr-shyu-rfaR ssnad in New York
Raises Quesrfaa-

FTTrsBCRG. June LIS the individual
e1Eununion cup 70 BE- adout=d BY cungre-
ElrtnnE n rhs RsfuTmed PrssbTtzr1an
shureh and the example o. the Son q Cod
81 ASIDE
This question Is put 20 the sVnod here
today BY ths session of me Fair1 church
~ New YORK IN q meuluriai suhudrred-
r@1luuQn Vas urruducsd ceusuE-inl
ne ecumeuical council q ulissinrs Which
mef AZ Ed-nhurEh last s-umsr for ~
flsinE % a-i0w mtssionEries @ Euuan
Cathode uugnrr1ss % be rsprzss1ted al
tha pragrzA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Taft May Speak
in Waterloo, Ia,
Next Monday
President Trying TO Make Arrange
ments to Spend Hour and Half
with Dairymen.

WASHIN STON, June L-Ic the railroads
ana senator Kenyon uf Iowa caa TX Il
Frssicenr Iaft vii make a nying Trip from
ChieAso % Watsrioo- Ia 70 speak On June
4 oeione rhs stzrs 1airymen's ounvsnr1on.
he president VII be In Chicago On June
and 90 70 Iowa for \ stop II an hour and
na-r Al Wazerioo and hurry back 70 Bal
nlaore- arriving there in tine % speak A.
ne Car1i1a- Gibbons Celebration June s
Senator Kenyon Ieft the white House to
begin a uelegraphic campaign 70 change
tne ouuvsnI1On date from June 70 June
, and the executive Offices began 20 bon
nAra the railroads wtth questions ss % a
possible schedule
Pauline Wayne the White House COW.
already has accBpusd an Invitation 70 be
the guest Of the convention At waterloo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Church Of Brethren
Meets in st. Joseph
Fifteen thousand Members Of Sect
from Al Parts Of the World VIII
Attend Conference.

81 JOSEPH No, June The world ;
eunf=rences of the Church u the Rrsthren
he'd IL ErsI session today Il VII not be
under rlll hezdway unrI FRIDAY. RzDorts
2r standing crlumirIess and addresses we're
ne order today sererl1 rrainloads q
1siegGres and Visitors VII arrive rumGrruw
morning when ne cunference Hdu GET
down 70 business The indicHr5uns are thar
u 40 ~ the seer VII he hsre By sunday
The Conferences continue 70 June "a
. N Garvsn q TrotEood- O. vas TO-DAY
slsotsd HDdsrA1Gr and EiI pn=zice az me
eaEfsrenCe
FrsEiGsBr Kelrlsr - E.1cE1ur1- IL Uas
made rssdtnE elsrks 2 n EIourh. mis-
sionarT "a IndiA- Er-tnE elsrk. and Edsar
RsIhrseE- Czrllzls. Nsb-. Goarkssper
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Viii Press Butter and
Egg Case Prosecution
Master Appointed by Judge KohIsaat
u Take Evidence on Charges
Against Chicago Board

CHICAGO. June L-ViE0uuus urusec.1tiuu
II the Euvernr1enrs SUIT 20 sn1uin the CHI
caEn Butter and Egg board from CON
trolling prices ur butter ana eggs is sx-
pectHd n follow rhe recHur decisions n ths
United -taras supreme court IN the uil
and tobacco trust cuses. TIE 1rsr srzn
vas taken today When Circuit Judge Kohl
saar On motion az Fedora District Arm
zey Sims referred the case 70 Charles q
Morrison who Win take evidence
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-02
Chicago Bartender
Kills Patron Who
is Too Fastidious
Drink Dispenser Objects to Command
Of Customer to Wash Hands Be-
fore He Serves Beverages.

CHICAGO June IA too fast5diOus re-
quest thar a bartender wash his hands be-
fore serving a drink Is said 70 have been
the cause OF a quarrel which today Gust
Andrew Plewanek his lie The police ars
now searching for Emanuel Over the bar
tender. who FIewaneks friends declare
struck their companion, knocking him to
the fOOr and tracruT1ng his Skull a snort
tine after the words. Wash your hands
before you wait On ne. were uttered
Flewaaek died AZ the county hospital
without rsgaining consciousness.