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The evening world., 1911-05-04
MAN works from rise to set OF sun,
But woman's work is never done"

Man WORKS rom rise 10 set oil sun,
But woman's work is never done"
Any omar who keeps house and
brings up a family knows the truth OF
the old rhyme-and how much harder
it is when not in perfect healthl
Many a wife endures with noble pa
thence the daily misery OF backache,
pains about the hips and pelvis, blue,
nervous spells, and urinary disorders, ex-
peeting no relief because she doesn't
know what Is the matter.
1t is not true that every pAi1 In the
region of the hips and lower abdomen
Is female trouble" When the Kidneys
get congested and inflamed there is con-
slant backache, headache, dizzy spells,
bearing down pain, urinary disorders
and other queer pains which are easily
mistaken for sex ailments, but which
are due to the swollen, sick kidneys.
You can tell that 1t is kidney trouble
II the secretlons are d~ark-colored and
contain sediment like brick dust, 4 pas
sages are too frequent, or seanty, or seald
like hot water, And the uric acid poi
soning makes you dull and tired, iretfuI
The evening world., 1911-05-04
ACCUSED MEN
AND DETECTIVE
GET A SURPRISE
Judge Mulqueen Sets Former
Free Because of Latter'S
Manner of TeStifying.

il Is probable that Antonio Rubiano
walk around in circles and wonder ms
TO their whereabouts for two or three
days to come. Similar exercise may be
expected from Detective III Clio. one Of
the star sleuths of the Italian Squad.
Rubiano and III Rosa were placed on
trial before Judge Muluueen In the
Court OF General Sessions to-day
charged with burglary in the third de-
gree. Deputy Assistant District-Attorney
Deming had made his opening address
to the Jury telling how he expected to
prove that tho two defendants were
caught by Detectives III Clio and Ca
puto forcing tho lock OF the door OF
the premises at No. 1922 East one Hun
dred and Seventh street on the night of
April 10.
III Gfio was the FIRST witness for the
prosecution. He was instructed to tell
how the capture was made.
"Me and me partner" said Di Clio.
was standing in a doorway watching
premises on the opposite side OF the
street that had been blown up by a
Black Hand dynamite bomb and
Bang!
This Is supposed TO represent the
sound when Judge Mulqueen smashed
the desk with his gavel. ID Gillo almost
jumped out OF the witness chair. the
jurors Strengthened up and became
alert and the two defendants grabbed
hold Of their lawyer.
Gentlemen of the jury said Judge
Mulqueen, you will acquit the Sc de-
PENDANTS at once. The statement of tn,
detective Is preJudicial to their right.
and privileges. 1t Is about time detec.
tives be taught how to present proper
evidence"
Two court officers had to push Ru-
blanc and ID Rosa out OF the building,
They couldn't believe they were free
The jurymen were almost as surprised
rs the defendants. and grateful. too,
for the trial promised to stretch out for
some time. A. for Detective Di Gilio
and Deputy Assistant District-Attor.
ney Deming. they may never smile
again.
The evening world., 1911-05-04
The Closing Prices.

ro-day's highest. lowest and laS prices o' stocks
and Of net changes a. compared with yesterdays
final figures are rs follows.
The evening world., 1911-05-04
MINISTER TELLS
WOMAN'S VERSION
OF SHOOTING
Mrs. Dodge, Accused of Killing
Heath, Declared Man Had
Shot Himself in Her Home.

GU1DDHALL, VT, May Mrs. Flor.
ence NJ. Dodge. who Ia charged with
the murder o., William Heath OF psl.
ton. n H.. n, Mrs badges hom. IN
r-,r.,,orr .n,o..u, q, ~. .,.,om.xv
so,, .n,.,. - ,ha ,,,.I n.....nma,
a - - ..-,-,
."ioue"ot. '"e p.o1eu""es' e'e" WIZ"
her daushter ana companion Mrs. ida
Ben, was called TO the stand as a wit
ness for tho prosecution.
Mrs. Bell swore that she went 10 her
mothers hons n shor, TINA s,,or
uea,b,s a.,,, ava NJ. ma. ,o,d "a,
~, -. - 49,,
"a = ''V' "', "''' ne"
eou'o no' renho'nper any other iacts IN
connection with the case.
Mrs. Dodges version OF the death o.
Heath was told to tho Cour, by Rev.
Albert Gregory. pa stor Of thu I.unen.
bury Ne,hodIs, rburch p.,, AZ.
c..so,, ..,,.a -, en- -
- DVus' "'"'o
a.vV w wv NUTS ai.er '"e oea'n OF
Heath' On inc stand to-day he said
that Mrs. Dodge told him that she was
In the kitchen at the time the shot.
we're fred, and that aha went into thu
hedroom. WHARF oh. ..u tt..., ,,,,n,
=, ~. a.. a.. no., a.. .~s 80
49, "i'e' "' ne-" v u
nho"'en' a"o 'ho" got some prnndy ana
tried 10 make tho man swallow Il.
Then she summoned assistance. Tho
clergyman testified that Mrs. O
toid him that thero vo. M an. 4, On.
| house ~ the ,iws ~, tIaa,h.. ar 80
Coz, ,Ia,th ana hsrsa,, 90 ne, III
~ door, w.ra ioci'n5 "' "" "'
p,a 20 IN co,.. H.,
"ost ln-
po'.'.t mnn's. ~. ~ - brel,iing'
NM us'ns' 'es'eI"ay' Was rechl'ed'
=. Wv" Nisl, 70 Wis Douge
"ouno hto.t 'ne shoo'lnS' wheh ne WaN
accompanied by Attorney-General sar-
gent ana deputy sherin j. N Dodge.
Mrs Dodge. he said. showed them the
The evening world., 1911-05-04
S%76O,292,7O4
! NEEDED TO RUN
! CITY FIVE YEARS
Department Estimates Leave
only $1,000, 900 Available
for Subways This Year.
DESPITE RAISED TAXES.
Tentative Budget Shows De-
mand for sos, 900, 900 for
Water Supply.
DESPITE RAISED TAXES.

The immense sum Of $3.50. 7e2. 74 will be
needed TO run the city government until
and including 1915. This total was
reached to-day after department and
borough heads had furnished TO ne
Hoard Of Estimate statements of the
prospective requirements Of all city de-
pArtmsnts for the corporate stock DUR
lag the rear beginning July 1, 1911. and
for subsequent years inclusive Of 1915.
To-dsy's estimate includes bonds al
ready authorised for 1910 and partly for
1911.
Only e2oyoooyooo Lsft Available.
For tho next year the department
reads NIX for bone issues ~aGgresating
Sc. ~. i64, which IL within go. 100000 OF
the income for the current isx year
from 300. ooo. ooo OF taxable values.
This means there would be available
only e2o.ooo.oo for rubways. In addition
10 the 900. 600. 900 already segregated for
sideways. Under the law. the city can
borrow to the extent OF 10 per cent OF
tho taxable values.
The detailed estimates for the de-
partments for the years 20 1915 are ~
fonows.
The evening world., 1911-05-04
WALL STREET

A wavering tendency In standard Sc
cprities. after the opening OF the stock
market this morning. was offset by pro-
nounced strength In International Har-
vaster and all OF the local fractions.
On further favorable crop news. In
ternational Harvester made a spirited
rise OF 8 points. Local traction shares
were persistently purchased.
Industrial shares were exceedingly
weak during the afternoon trading.
Losses OF from / to 2 points were COM
mon in tho Industrial list. Railroad
issues shaded off about ! point In SYM
PATTY.
The trading element vas quick Ia take
the short side OF prices throughout to-
days session because OF tho activity
OF Congress In calling for investiga-
lions o: the principal Industrial com
binations.
After "A moderate rally during the las,
fsw minutes the list closed considerably
below the final level OF yesterday.
The evening world., 1911-05-04

trance twenty years ago and who has
been active in movements to help the
newsboys Of New York.
h reason for the benefit II that
Bob Stone is going blind IL other
wise I'll and his friends want to raise
enough money to send him West and
keep his wife and two children from
want. According to the president Of
the Newsboys' Club bob Stone has
lost and won a good many fortunes
and helped many a guy who was down
md OUT and in his hour OF need the
newsboys are going to help him.
The benefit will be a bail in Webster
The evening world., 1911-05-04
TWENTY ARE INJURED
BY STEAMER EXPLOSION

CLEVELAND. May &.-Twenty per-
sons were injured to-day by the ex-
plosion OF a boiler on the steamer State
OF Ohio of the Cleveland and Buffalo
line. Ter were taken to hospitals.
seven OF them to the United States
Marine Hospital. near the scene OF
the explosion. The others injured were
only slightly hurt.
The steamer was at a dock inside the
breakwater at the foot OF East Ninth
street when the explosion occurred.
The evening world., 1911-05-04

and nervous It brings dizzy spells,
rheumatic pains, neuralgia, sick Headache
and weak eyesight.
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
sound backs and new life and strength
to thousands of suffering women. This
remedy is made of pure medicines, con-
tains no poisonous nor narcotic drugs,
nothing that would cause a habit. 1t
cures backache, kidney and bladder
troubles, also bedwettlng of children.
The evening world., 1911-05-04
NEW YORK TESTIMONY

Mrs. 7. W Dykeman, t54 W. Saith ST.,
New York City, N, Y, says; "a was al
most a total wreck as the result of kid
ney complaint. ! could not rest at
night, owing to a constant backache.
consulted the best physicians, but they
failed to relieve me, A relative finally
advised a trial of Doan's Kidney Pills,
and about two months ago | got a sup
ply from the Emil Roller Pharmacy. |
found relief Immediately and | have no
cause for complaint since. My back
was strengthened, the pain removed and
my kidneys restored to a normal con-
dition."
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Mrs. schwart1 Looks Ahead.

BOSTON, May ASKING for the Gus
tody OF her unborn child. Mrs. Bertha
schwartz has pefitioned for divorce
from Dssid Schwartz. She alleges that
her husband has failed to provide for
her since four DAYS after they were
married, Nov, q, 1910,
The evening world., 1911-05-04

sYears 1910. 1911 and 1912 only.
ssThe estimate OF amount needed for
dicks and ferries for the next Ave years
1880. 0oo. 600. COMMISSIONS Tomkins asks
f<r 5000. 900 for immediate needs.
For permanent improvements" cor
perate stock Is issued. While 1t is true
the cost OF maintaining the street Clean
Ing Department Is about 100000 a year
that is met by revenue bond Issues
hanes. horses, snow removal. &C.. not
being permanent improvements"
The evening world., 1911-05-04

Hall. No. 11s East Eleventh street, and
a ticket admits gent and LADY, In
Guiding wardrobe. with the assurance
OF the newsboys' president that those
who attend will have the time OF their
lives besides helping "Bob." l.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17
Seven Attendants
at Dunning Asylum
Are Suspended
Employees Are Acczsed y Beating and
Choking Insane Patients IN
Chicago Institution

CHICAGO Aug. 1R-Sevsn attendants,
charged win cruelty IN the treatment q
pA1eurs II C1ok county INSTITUTIONS have
besn suspended and formal complaint fled
against them wfrh the ciru service SON
mission Es 3 result q President Peter
Bsrrzeus trves-iEa-i1n- begun yesterday.
The reports Il tuv=sriE gators give details
q TIE alleged cruel treatment q pa
risuts Pear Miller. al E-rsndEEt ~ the
dersurinn hospital Is accused of binding
q wei towel around the neck Of q woman
patient and choking the victim uuC1 she
has5 II the mouth This means iE sand Is
have been used when the patient refused
70 eat Other means have be.r used 10
discipline the patients such AZ 10 beat them
over The bead with q stocking containing
3 hsr Of SOAP or with . pillow slip packed
with suflsd linen II E-Alegsd
One report descr1he5 how q WOMAN pa
rieut, named Lizzie Sharp, Was bound TO
G bench fur seven DAYS While the Ertend-
ants READ newspapers and PLAYED cards
FreCDeut cases are cited where nurses
twisted patients arms struck then IN the
face End roughly handed them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17
Insurance Policies
Exempt from Seizure
by Creditors
United States Judge Elliott Holds
South Dakota Ststute On Sub
ject Is Valid

EIOT-X FALLS s d Aug M.-fSpscinll
Judge James =. EIltorI q rhs In11eo
States ouur1 n this ciry has rendered
decison Of truPorIancs n reference % the
question q the extent u exemptions q LIE
insurance policies IL cases IN which policy
holders rIs petitions II bankruptcy- The
decision is Of interest 70 al business men
Of ne northwest. wsu as The vh7le-
szl.-E Eae jobhe-n Of the VARIOUS trade cen
ters
Judge EzBo-t decades IN substance that
insurance policies IN South Dakota " 70
rhs amount uf = GA are exempt from the
claims % crsd11orE-
The question WIS raised IN the bank
rup1ry cass q John z Carlson residing
near E-ns-y. Carlson was II ths gran
elevator business and was forced INTO IL
voluntary bEnkrup-Cv August q, nM By
ms creators On December ! uf thai year
be fled q statement Of property owned by
hin and declared ms exemptions the
principal one being his homestead worth
Rbou- - 500 and for insurance policies FOR
8 OO0 each.
ne creditors commanded rnBI the hOrns-
stead wEs not exempt. tuEEuuCh Es ne had
moved upon Il shortly before beng forced
INTO BANKRUPTCY. and also euuIsndsd rha1 ms
lie Insurance policies were not exempt
Ths referee IN bankruptcy before whom
the case originally wRs tried held that the
homestead was exempt but ordered that
the LIE Insurance policies be turned over
70 the rrusres and Carlson appealed from
ths decision o. the referee II JndEs z
hur1
Judge Elliott holds that the nz--er was
covered by 3 ErE1s IAv, which provides IhR1
Insurance policies Lu me amount u 8 o.
where rhs wife Or minor children are Dsns-
riciE-ss shouid De eEsulpt fran the
CLAIMS q creditors unless assigned 70
them Judge EIhor1 IN ms decision suE-
tAtns rhis law End held rhA1 II wEs wise
provision pointing or that LIE Insurance.
IL considered 70 be one Of the safest and
easiest nsrhods Whereby 8 nm DEy pro
tscr his wife and Children from EE1f II
case % his death
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17

LINCOLN, Nsl- Aug IL SpeziKl Tels-
gran l-Linculu city complete gives Mac
fHrlEnd 40 EEuaar ~, Lerrun LIZA Cob
Dey s81 E0se 1.HI7, Root LII, Eppsrson s4k,
Davidson mn. For railway oomnissiooar:
Ea1 s5G Eager ssa, Russell E7k Beebe IA.
McGrew gIs. LANCER La
Twelve ErscInCtE II Lancaster county
give. MEcfArlEna L. HEner 49, Lerrnn
~, Cobbsy 2gL ROss ~, Root EE Upper
son sc Davidson la For railway com
missioner Ea.u Is2, Russell laZ. Eager LIT
Nlnslssn precincts III Lancaster give 1ur
district Judge: Cosgravs L16 Stewart
0s6 Frlst l.osA Cornish LBsE, u one us
rss keenssr JudEsEhlp races ever pl1se 0ff
Il TINS district
HEASSLs-Fur jude uf suE-ene rourt.
C0bbsy 4, Davidson &, Epp@rson z HEYlsy
- Lection "a, MAcfArIKnd s. Root IA Rass
L. Albert = Dean z. Evs-son = Oldham 1
stark :. West u Railway eomrnAHuner:
Besbs It, Eager 3. LEnEsr Han 10 Nc
Grew L. Russell l. Purse Z EAr-nEn {,
sln1as O. Upton @ Fur regents: HA8ss
i. Lyfurc g. Knapp &, Korour 2 Mf8s- C.
Anderson L
FAIRBCRE-Tveu1y precincts n Jsrfsr-
son county give HEmsr ~ Lstrun sc,
Cohbsy DO. Ross 944 Elo01 IN Eppersun IL
Davidson LIZ MEctkrlEnd lE7, Besbs s8
McGrsw %. LElEsr T. EAl "a Eusseu a.
Eager g. Eversun z, Dean "a Albert u
Oldham -. stark r.
SELGH-Iwo preci2G-E give: Buuruna
tudgs-Cobbsy a, Davidson L. EpporBoa
z HEns- "A, Lerro1 a. MAE1arlRnc q Boot
n. Eose q, A1ber1 e Dean n Eve-uuu
Oldham 2 stA-k z, West Railway cuu,-
Iz1zEi0nsT-BseDs u, EEEsT Z LsnEer y
EEu T. McGrsW g. Russell =. Purse u
HErnEn "A, stula "a Upton T. RsEsurE-
EEIlsr I2s. Lyfur1 l9s. KNAPP Il, Kgt0ur
Miller 20, Anderson ldsnOcrEr1 n
TEEAMAH-TeEAlEh ciry sfv.F- Eu-
prems JucEe-Cobbsy &. Davidson "A Id
person p EEusT Il Lsr-or 81 Mkc1Erlsps
- E-Uo- A. Rose Gh. Albert - Dean IA Ev-
srs1Z g. Oldham - SuL-k L. WsEt e. Ezl-
way oorr--zllss-onsr-Eseebs ?. Eager "A Lar
ger Hal %. MsGrew T. Rusaau ?. P,Elrs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17
OFFICER SHOT; POSSE PURSUES
Merchant Policeman Of Missouri
Valley Killed by Bandit
TEoUGET TO BE CONVICT sNTTCH
whE1e Trying 20 Arrest SAX MeD. One
F1ruA- Ins1nnx1y K1Itmw Bsteher-
Men surrvuHdeG An Germ
rtrKa hr -Carsn-ma-


NIssOERI VALLEY, La Aug. N.-IsPe-
-;sl TsIsE-En. )-Gao-Es Butcher, merchant
poIjo.ruE-. wEs Hhpt and insrEztly ELIlso ~
O cock TINS GfrerD00E- whIe trying 70 RI
rest Ex men one q W.hoz is -hoUgb1 u
be Smith who escaped recently from
AuNuosa prison E<1sr shooting = guard.
Tire. hundred ctttzsnk riding horssbEck
and IN Hztumobnss. a. lE-ne6 - the teeth
and thirsty for ve1eaEDns, think they have
rhrse q the men surrounded IN Charles
Parzsr's oo-nf.sIa one and u1s-hAE niles
south % tDEn tonight 81 10 CLOCK and q
hErtls Ene bloOdEhsd are expected al Gay
light
Three Men Open Fire
Burchsr, II the absence Of Ernest Moore,
who wEx in Logan Oh business heard ths-t
SIX suspicious men we're n hlo1nE Dss- the
tracks 1ne-hslf rzLle east u LOVE Prom
the descriptions he resolved be believed uos
Q r-hsu tc os smttch, wis ESCAPED from
AaEnoss a few dAyE age
He burned 10 the SPOT desiguEtse and
found stI men n the weeds de ordered
them 10 throw ~ rhsir hands and they
Responded One mRn wEE searched ana
wnls ne was gong through The Colthss u
One bullet rors into hls righr Wrls-, 9
second tuto ms shoulder. and the third and
tEtsI bullet which cane eoss upon the
other rwa, p=nscrEuso hiE heG-t The II
6ce- dropped ans aied within . Vsry shO-I
tine
Three q the squad E-e beIisvsd u De
harmless hopoE, for they have joined II
Lhs nunt for the other ur1o- The thrss men
VINO escaped are SAD 70 have been ven
dressed a. Ebout &c years Old and GD0Tn
1--WE feet siEh1 inches rEL I've af rbsm
are sescrlbe6 a. bang Light o0zpisxi0asG-
wez-Dg hCnt sumner cloLheA and the
thtr6 6srk esEpIsx1Cnse and wearing aE-E
ciothaE-
A sErEnEs eStncidsnus Il SuunsC10n with
the murder IL that 4 wGE Witnessed by rhs
marshal Er1ast Moore, wis wEE racurD-
tnE = Missou-a VALLEY on = E1lEhE rrE1z-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17
Round trip tickets
to Lake Manawa.

Boxes Of O'Brien's Candy.
Base Ball Tickets.
Quart Bricks Of DalBell's
Ice Cream
AL are gwen away tree % thoss
VhO fInd Their names IN TIE wait
ADS
Read the want E6E every Cav.
y0ET nE-s VII appear Bozetius,
EEybs mere than onee-
Nc pUEzlsE &c solve nor SUB
sG1ptlo-E 20 Est-.us; rsAe the
want E1E
TEr1 rc ths E1Er az pkzss-
rasrs yoE E1l ti11 naa-Iy spsry
s-Ee-@Es ASEss n tAs eiu rsSrs-
nE1EA@
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17
Wants Law to Define
Contempt Of Court
House Committee VII Investigate
Sentences N Connection with
Hearing en Bill

WASaLcGTON. A1E- 1R-An inquiry tI-1s
ounteuISghs n euErf and thstr pu1ish-nenas.
enEphAsizsc rsceurly n the se1tsnctnE OF
AzDs-icHn Fsdsrari1n of Labor officials II
the Backs Stove knd Range company
case. is u be undertaken by the house
judiciary committee through hearings be
ginning December : nsTt on the Nh II
tro6uo by Chairman ClAyuon q the com
rntrrse ascining cou1su1prE 0t court
Senators Hsyburn, Sutherland, Bradley.
Painter and POnsrens we're today sp-
potr1ss 4 Subcommittee 10 Investigate The
election uf Senator spephsnsun q Wiscon-
En- The Eppoturneu1 Wa nE6e by Chair
man DfltnghEm q the oonnLir1ss On slsc-
rinuA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17
Girl Refuses to
Give Up Her Lover
Miss ClAr1 Wsisssnbergsr Of Granite
City, Il, Kills Herself When
Mother Wires UlrInAtzm.

GRANITE CITY. IN Aug H-M-B
Louise " eissen berger Of this place, Tues
aEy afternoon ssut 70 her daughrer- CARA
WelsenbsrEsr. aged T. in KsoEUk. Ia.
ttlls telegram
II you don'1 give ID Jack, never oArksn
zy 6oa- again
Fur answer Al hour later she rsocivsc
tne following message
--ClEra killed herself ~ drinking cErool1e
acid AFTER Esrring you- telegram.
Jack" mentioned n the rslsgrEm wEs
= h1arosr tr the y WsiseuberEsr hone Mrs.
" sissn berger had wanted her daughter 70
marry Anorher hoErdsr, RE soon Ks ne got
q divorce from Eis presses wife, Sur rn=
E1rd refused 20 agree 10 the plan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17
Man Missing Forty
Three Years Returns
Richard Shields, who Disappeared
from Dunkirk Ind, During the
Civil Var, Returns

MARION. Lnd-. Aug R--As uyE-sr11uElg
As be disappeared froz EiE hans In Dun
ktrk turry three years EE0. E--harr Shields
rsEapsAred to-day A. Tie home 1c "a niece,
M-k- A J Ovsrnzn. IN TINS cry. None Of
MS relatives had heard truI shisids n
me rnsEnrtna Ne served IN me ctrL VA
End has since hvsd IN vE1DUE paris q TIE
couurry. BIS 1Ashsr and naulhsr Gisd be-
HsTtng hin dsGd He is GE TsE-z q EEs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17

NuuIrEflcn
E'EEAEE LEADS DEMOCRATS
Youthful Politician Runs Strung with
Tsznsr TtIrd Y the Race.
JUDGE v. 4 REDICK Is BEATEN
Leslie Secures Nomination for Bench
OTsr TIE Present Ju5gs-
IRE LEADS FOR TREASUEER
tbHrlss Fus1er in Frsar fer Feltce
guaR- and =. y MHhVDsE MAJ
Hun On fhs n-mocrHric
TsrEr1.
CEzAEE LEADS DEMOCRATS
JUDGE ". A REDICK Is BEATEN
URE LEADS FoR BEAsUKLR

-----ners returns indicate hat Pred
Hgra las secured ne nomination fu-
sheriff un the republican, tlEst. lsae tnE
ls lsu----el on the returns new tn BY 7Bd 7 he
fact thai the polls aid not close unrl
o seloek and 1nEr the bhlut wAE eXueE-
ruualv long delayed the comp E-On q
ne cent urrE 81 $50 thE morning but
thfrtr-thr-s Omaha precincts na1 been
beard f-a-- Al oouE az The precincts q
omaha ans south Omaha hRd bsen counted
aua Efuye SIN maintained ms lead
W c. IRE has 3 substantial lsae 0vsr
q EseissI tlls neEreE1 uuZpsu1ur n ths
rEor f1r coUry treasurer, and ChArlss
Fusrsr iaads Ir the race for police Judge
gadEes supreme CsurL
----rr r. TTtr.rnEar COUNTY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17
HESSE CHARGED WITH DEATH
Corunsr's Jury Returns Verdict on
Two Bodies Found n TecUnseh.
THIRD CRIME Is SUSPECTED
John MeMaEserH- Divorced Husbnnd Of
Mru- Hense. HAs Vet Been seen
since the House WA
RHrned-

TBCCNSEH. Neb, AEE E.-CspeciBl Tsl-
eErHn- THAI the rw0 boclss removed
from the cid vel here yesterday we're
those uf Mrs L Z. Hease End nsr eEuEh-
ter WRUnerR MCMAsrer, and thai they
Us-- kiIsd by Z E Hsase IN q manner
not determined y the yEry, Was the Out
come uf the coronsrs 1u-y whsn the vsr-
dicJ vES rsEChsd al 8-sD 0 clock THIS morn
ing. The Jury wEs secured and got ID
work Et ; Q clock IEsf evening The bodies
a. BuAh norEus we're viewed and Witnesses
were secured 70 IDENTITY them Two women
we're sEnEfied ks ID the identity q Mrs.
Hssss. bU1 the BODY of TIE dEREhIsr Was
IN sucb bad eond+-ion idsutI8CErion could
not be UAds- Later two rings we're found
o. the hand Of the daughter and three
girls who hAa been employed IN the tsle-
phans office win Miss N MeAdRstsr identified
the rings before being shown The jewels
giving good oesc-IpIi1nE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17

DtErrtcd IUageA-
Cluupiets rsrErus tron Omaha Gne SouIs
.rnkhn ana rrun rhl--s=n uut q Eixrse1
q ne COUNTRY prsrinczs on the republics
tisrrirt juaicial primary ineicA1s rhs -
NOMINATION q st1 of tbs seven 1uaEss nSw
On the bench. JuGEs william A hsalsE
having tailed N secure ren0rtUEriUn-
JudKe wins G. Searx af ToEEnsh stands
seventh IN the HEs RccoroinE - the DCug-
las oaunry rstu-zG having ba4=sn CITY
F--oaeeutu- ChA-aaa 7 DacE1zsus .ur the
lAs1 place by q nsrs hEnofu q vV1sA-
yaeEs Es6ick STANDS ninth IN ths hEI
gudrs Sears has pollsd n large vots y
burr ans wEshtngt0n eour-eA. WhAch VII
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17

Fer Sher1ff-DemDcrAHhc
p MrshEn.. jr-. has q lsAn q over
Es ever Jerry Howard. Eho N rUrz lsAaA
nr NJ THnnsr q Sourh Omaha n rhs
-n-s rur the 6smocrErlr no-nsnErion 1or
shsrrf
The totals Tor th1-ry-t1r-s p-acfncrS N
OMAHA. elsrsn II The country En1 rAlresaG
from spurh Omaha Ers-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-17
South Omaha Viaduct
Going Up in Flames
I Street Bridge, VElrss ~ $4,000,
Burning, VITA Little ChG1ce
e Be Saved

Fars h-uke sur IN n. L street riAouct
az 5outh Omaha ~ B-& Oeiock lAst night
supposedly rrum sparks from passing
engine The bridge is estimated 70 Se
worth Ehuus yg5 .ase and q a believed thss
the entire srructure- add three blocks
long. VIII entirely be consumed by fans
which has a Eood stE-T neture the Ire oe-
purrmsu1 arrived on the scene. Two box
cars lu the yards are also burning