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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Emperor Of Japan
Sends a Personal
Message to Taft
President is Informed that MikadO
Does Not Believe he Credited False
Reports About Japan.

WASHINGTON. March S.-Baron
Uchida. the japanese ambassador. called
at the White House today and presented
to President Taft a personal message from
the emperor Of Japan.
The emperor declares he was already
convinced that the president has given no
credit to the false and wicked reports
regarding Japan" The emperor warmly
reciprocates President Tafts assurances Of
friendship between the two countries The
emperors message in fun Is as follows:
TO the President Of the United States
OF America: I was greatly pleased to
receive your very kind message. conveyed
TO me through my ambassador in Wash
ington. and 1 thank you for It. I was
already well convinced that you had given
no credence TO the false and wicked re-
ports regarding Japan, but It was espe-
cialy a source OF profound satisfa ction to
me TO receive from you the assurance that
the relations Of amity and good under
standing between our two countries were
never better or more cordial than at this
time ! am most happy to be able entirely
to reciprocate that assurance.
'MUTSUHITO."
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Tearney Appeals
to the National
Commission
President Sexton CommendS Decision
of Secretary Farrell as Founded
on Equity and Fair Play.

CINCINNATI. O., March 25-An appeal
from the decision Of the board OF arbitra-
ton Of the National Association OF Profes-
sional base ball leagues. which sustained
the contention OF Waterloo for membership
IN the Three-I league has been made to
the national base bah commission by
PresidsAt Tearney OF the Three-L Char
man Herman said today he will confer
with johnson ana Lynch the other mem
bers Of the commission, before making any
announcement IN the case.
ROCK ISLAND. IL, March 25.-M n.
Sexton, president Of the national associa-
ton Of professional base ball leagues, on
receiving a copy today OF the decision OF
Secretary WarrvH. Of that organization in
the Three-I league case said:
The verdict of the national board OF
Arbitration as expressed By Secretary J,
H. Warreu In the Waterloo case is alb
solutely sound and in strict accord with
base ball Law as ] understand it.
This case has attracted wide attention
and viii probably establish q precedent
for all future time. The chimera about
base ball law and civil Law beng in con
nict will be eventually slenced BY thess
two decisions. Both civil and base bal
/ law are founded on equity and fair dealing
& i take the broad ground that no organ
I ization. base ball or otherwise, can en-
courage a city. or a corporation within I
. city TO invest large sums and then arbi
] trarily destroy that investment b. an IN
D Just termination Of membership * Oths
/ Illegal action"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
AIR BRAKES FOR STREET CARS
Sullivan Of Polk Secures Passage Of
Bill by Legislature.
WORKING CARDS FOR THE TRAMPs
spauIdinE Proposes Law that VIII
Require All Professional Tour
ists 60 Have Credentials or
go 20 Rock Pile.
,From a stain correspondent)

Or rom n ElhLl AnIFee E'NUleuIN
DIES MONIES. Ia. March 25.-tspecial
Telegram.)-An passenger street cars in
Iowa Of thirty feet or over in length must
be equipped with airbrakes before January
l. 1919 BY the provisions Of a bill by Sulli-
van Of Polk. which was passed by the sen
ate. This bin viii force airbrake equip
ment Of forty-six cars in Des Moines
forty-nine In Dubuque twenty in Daven-
port. six In Ottumwa. three In Boone and
two IN Burlington. according TO statistics
given BY Senator sullivan.
No company will be required to equip
more than half Of its cars affected by this
measure the bill provides. before January
d. 1872. This gives the companies prac-
tically two years in which to comply with
the proposed law.
BY the provisions OF a bill which Senator
Spaulding Of Poweshiek is planning TO in
troduce tramps are TO be compelled to
work. He contemplates a law TO require
that all persons travelling about the coun-
try shall carry proper credentials and
means Of Identification. All tramps cap
tured the bill will provide will be com
PEELED to work at road building. Travellers
without credentials viii be considered as
tramps and they will be paid for the work
which they will be forced 70 do while be-
ing domesucated.
Adjutant General Logan named five Off
GERS Of the Iowa National guard who vii
go to the Mexican border. The men are
ordered to report at san Antonio April
for two weeks service. They are: Colone
! H A. Allen and DR.. w S. Conking. Des
Moines; Captain c. W. Atkins Winterset
Captain John A Stewart. Mason City, and
captain Charles z. Schamp. OJtumwa.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Inun 60 go.

IOWA CITY-Miss Louisa Herring Of
Lone Tree is dead as a result Of drinking
Paris green last night
CENTERVILLE-Th burning Of the
upple Of the Shawville mine Of the An
Choir Coal company here this morning,
throws 10 miners out Of work.
WEST POINT-From burns she received
when her clothing caught fire from a bon
fire yesterday. Mrs. Gertrude Murphy.
aged = years. died at her home here today.
A husband and two small children survive
her.
IOWA CITY-An attempt was made 20
murder George kolda Of SOlon, near here.
as he was hiding home on horseback last
night The unknown asssilant shot from
ambush, the bullet going through Koldas
hat. The wouldbe assassin esca ped.
MARSHALLTOwN-J II. H. Frisbee
one Of the pioneer residents Of this city
and an eX-mayor. city clerk and alderman
Of more than twenty-five years ago, to-
day died at his home Of old age. He
was "a. His widow survives him
LAKE CITY-After filling most accepta-
bly, the pulpit OF the Lake City Baptist
church for two years. Rev. j. NJ. Des-
champs has accepted a call rendered him
by the church at Tama- The new minister
for the local church has not yet been
secured.
DENISON-The question Of paving the
business streets Is uppermost in the public
mind Mayor W. II. Laub and Council
men Haugh, Green. Coon and Christensen,
Eugene Gulick and others have gone as a
committee 20 see the paving at Cedar
Rapids and Iowa City, Grinnell and OF
tumwa. The Commercial club is behind
the movement 10 pave.
MANSON-Ralph Olson, aged q years,
was caught under a cavein while ditchinE
on the johnson farm, three and one-hali
miles west Of here. Friday afternoon, and
smothered to death before he could be
/ rescued. Olson is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Olson This is the second
/ fatal accident Of this kind that has hap
pened here in six months
| DENISON-Bishop Morrison Of Daven
port made his annual visit to the Denisor
: Episcopal church Friday. He was rendered
/ a reception by the women Of the church
] I'm the afternoon and a number OF mer
] attended a dinner in his honor. served al
] the Merchants hotel There was specia
. music at the service in the evening III
| was assisted in the service by the rectol
I OF the parish. Rev. G. A. Corbett
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

superintendent Morton has
accepted the position as superintendent Of
the Ashland schools for next year.
FAIRMONT-Prof l. r. Trout OF the
department OF natural science OF Fairnnont
Hugh school was elected 20 superintendency
Of Dewitt High school last evening.
HOLDREGE-A Gustafson has bought
the stock and fixtures Of the bankru pt
Iirm Of Hefrron Bros. grocery and Will
conduct the store in the future Mr.
GUstafsons son viii have charge Of the
business.
sEwARD-Miss Swanson has been
elected by the school board 20 take the
place OF Miss Ada Gibson, English teacher
in the high school. who has resigned 10
take the same position In the school al
University Place.
SOUTH AlBtRN-S0uth Auburn is the
victim OF someone who Is possessed Of an
intense desire 70 burn out the town. Six
Lres have occurred within the last -four
weeks, All but one Of which point directly
70 the "urebUg' theory.
HOIDREGE-AIiss HHda Anderson and
Emil Dahlgren were married at the home
OF the brides mother. at Gil HancOcb
street u ednesday evening. in the presence
I OF immediate relatives Rev. Nathan Carl
son OF Phelps Center officiated.
SEWARD-The countF Board OF Super,
yisors az It's last meeting passed 3 reso
+ luton that II would not pay the county
share OF the paving tax, amounting q
something like $500 until the hitchinl
posts we're replaced around the publ,
I square.
I HOLDREGE-Lewis Eettig died al IN
/ home % his daughter, Mrs. Sey mOur CObb
D In this city. A. the advanced age Of S
I years Mr.. Retug vas an old slider. serv
( ing in the Third Illinois cavalry Funera
! services were conducted By Glover posi-
I Grand Army Of the Republic Of Hold
] rege
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS boosting har
for the new agricultural school Meeting
] have been held IN different towns through
CUT the county 20 stir up enthusiasm. Tn
I real HOidrege boosters meeting Will b
held on the afternoon Of April J. EX-Gov
| ernor Shallenberger will be the principe
| speaker.
| FAIRBURY-Duringt the last week Judg
G C. Boyle issued marriage licenses 90 IN
| following parties. BENJAMIN H. Fletchel
p and Blanche Convey -. Ladislad Hubkl
a. and Anna ChaIEa- =. Carl Brown, 2
and Marguerite Glebe Is. William AZ
keever, 81, and Fern Dragoo. IS, Charles T.
/ siefford, IS, and Iva Butterba ugh. Isl
} FAIRBURY-Count Attorney Frank
Rain and County Clerk Frank A Housta
. have returned from q business trip % :
Joseph, No. where they held a conferred
: with the ST Joseph a. Grand Island o.
b ncials in regard % some DAMAGES In tf
= corporate limits az Fairbury. They vel
, endeaVorinE 20 secure some changes
the switches al that place
ACRURN-E p. stoddard for sevs
iTsAu sssnsssna ulEA ~ Ne2AAA SeGH
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Nebraska
Sheridan County
Will Exhibit at the
Omaha Land Show
Commercial Clubs Organize Boosters
Association and Raise Fund TO Ad-
vertise Resources Of State.

RUsHvILLE Neb. March z-,Spe-
ciaiD-Delegates from the Commercial
clubs Of Hay Springs. RushviHe and Cor
don. in this county. met At Rushvine Fri
day and organized the Sheridan County
Boosters association. A constitution and
bylaws was adopted and the following Off
GERS elected: J. II. Jones OF Rushville,
president. Free Mills OF ogden and w. B.
Mcqueen Of Hay Springs. vice presidents.
The constitution provides that there shall
be three secretaries and the secretaries Of
the three local organizations were elected,
as follows. ]. T. Edmunds Of Rushville.
.R s. Montgomery Of Hay Springs and
LLOYD Jordan Of Gordon; James Reed Of
Hay Springs. treasurer. Il was voted TO
raise 500 a. a preliminary fund for ad-
vertising purposes and a committee Of
three was appointed 20 prepare advertising
matter. II was also voted 10 send an eE-
hibit TO the land show at Omaha and IL
was left with the president Of the asso-
citation 70 select the members Of a COM
mittee 10 look after this part Of the work
This meeting followed meetings OF the
three clubs at Gordon and Hay Springs
last week. at which It was determined to
do something 10 bring before the general
public the many advantages Of Sheridan
county as a place Of residence. The ad-
vertising matter will be prepared without
reference 20 any particular town or section
/ Of the county. but setting forth the ad-
ivantages Of the county generally. The lit
Ierature will not contain the advertisement
Of any real estate dealer and all inquiries
will be answered BY the secretary, TO whom
Ithey are addressed.
] The meeting was an enthusiastic one and
many propositions for advertising the
county were evolved, which will be put
into effect during the summer. The best
Of feeling prevailed and the organization
Of this association Of commercial clubs
will undoubtedly be Of great benefit 70 the
icounty.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
MARRIED FlFTY-FWE YEARS
Reception for Mrs. Kennedy Par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stranger.

VALLEY, Neb., March ESPECIAL Mr.
and Mrs. J. 8 Kennedy held very enjoy
able family reunion at their home Satur-
day in honor OF the fifty-fifth wedding an
niyersary Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Stanger.
M and Mrs. Stanger, who have been
spending the winter with their daughter.
AIRS. J. s. Kennedy, were married in
GAINESVILLE, O., March ., 1856 They came
10 Boone, Ia, and have resided there in
the same home for nearly forty years. They
have two sons, one a doctor who is in Eu-
rope studying, and three daughters living.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Three whitecappers Convicted.

JEFFERSON. Ia March Especial -
Reuben Dorman. Harry Dorman and
Frank Dorman were found guilty OF as
sault with intent to inflict great bodily
injury by a jury in the district court this
morning. This was the verdict in the
famous whitecapping case that has proven
the sensation Of the year in Greene
county. The three brothers were tried for
alleged oUtrages on the Garytn family last
winter, when its members were dragged
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
FOUND ON EL0PING COUPLE
Thaddeus VI. TaIcOtt, Wanted at south
Bend, Ind. for Perjury, and
Companion Arrested.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. March S-Fortv
thousand dollars worth Of stocks and
bonds. $1,000 in stock coupons and 81 200 in
cash were found tonight on the persons OF
Thaddeus NJ. Talcott and his companion,
Fay Violet, when they were brought here
from Toledo, o., where Talcott had been
arrested. charged with perjury.
Talcott whose wife obtained a divorce
and a judgment for Glimony in Sl45OOO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

aEainst him here several months ag6- Is
aneEed to have sworn falsely as 20 the
value Of his property.
Unable 20 obtain bail In ssooo though he
is reported 90 be wealthy Talcott was con.
fined IN the county JAIN When Miss
Violet was searched BY a matron at the
Jail a roll OF hank notes was found In her
hair
Attachments for Talcott's property have
been obtained by his former wife.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

Don't say anything % make Mrs. Leeoer
laugh Her euamels crackinE.
The man who Just came in' Hes Mrs.
Muldrurn's second husband. I've forEotten
him name
bump against when you come 10 place
like this" 49,.
watch out-here she comes YES. indeed.
Mrs Gwimp. we're enjoy ing OURSELVES lln-
menseiy. Chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
to save their lives ~
BOUND OVER on FORGERY CHARGE

Emerson Cole OF Lake city in Jail
AwaitinE Trial.
LAKE CITY. Ia. March E.-tSpeciaL)-
Emerson Cole Of this city was arrested
upon a charge Of forgery filed before
Mayor Toiver and bound over 10 await
the action Of the grand jury which assem-
bles next week. In default 81 500 bonds
cole was sent to jail. Cole is charged with
having on April 9. 1910 sold 20 William
Kendall. also OF Lake City, check drawn
on the First National bank for the amount
Of g.. signed Wv =. Richardson" and pay
able TO Cole. a paper which subsequently
proved to be a forgery.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Church Conferenee. AIay CombIne.

MARsHALLTOwN. Ia March 25.-(Spe-
.ciaL)-The Des Moines conference Of the
United Evangelical church took an i'm
portant action today when it favorably
considered the movement TO reunite with
the Des Moines conference Of the Evan
gelical association. A split in the original
organization years ago caused a division,
the new branch taking the name Of the
United Evangelical church. The offshoot
has grown faster than the original church.
Three new pastors, Rev. Frank J. Young
OF this city. Rev. George A Stauffacher
OF Waterloo and Rev Jacob Hall Of Spring
Run. successfully passed the examinations
and were ordained
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
THOMPSON is NOT OUILN
Jury Ffnds that Death OF MAJ He
Was Aeeased Of kiiItnE Was
Due 20 Accident.

GRAND ISLAND. Seh. March 3
Especial Telegram.l-Chsrlss Thompson vas
today acquitted BY jury Of the charge II
murder IN the third degree Of Thomas
Ryan at Wood River early In the morning
Of Christman. 1910 Tue men. after drink
Ing became Involved In a fracus, during
which Ryan fen 20 a brick walk and re-
safVsa = small nsuFy ssa ~hish ~ disd
Hona ttua AtaR
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

the federal prison after serving four
wears for his part in the savannah har-
nor frauds. and taking the paupers oath
relieving him o. his $4,000 fine, lett
this afternoon for New York
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
10 I'D -.

Il want you for nay very own" sid the
Fich old gentleman, when he had succeeded
in getting the beautiful Eirt 70 listen 70
him
But how can I be your very own
"Why-why, you can marry me, can't
your"
4 suppose 1 could. but don't you think.
4 sou really want me, n would be safer
20 adopt mes'-IudEe-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

ATLANTA. Ca. March 25. - John r.
iaynor, VINO was released yesterday from
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

Roller skating sunday Ntght.
There will be roller skating at the Audi
tOrlum Sunday night, March Is The closing
night OF the season
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
One True Medicinal WhiskeV
Beware of limitations and Substitutes Inscriptions Dealers Tel
You Are "Just Good AS Duffy's Pure
Malt Whskey,

These sted the people with the intent
profits nothing
bottles
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26


Malt Whiskey has limitations bound arise
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
WonEErs AND CHnDBETs
HOgIERX

Boys and Girls Heavy and Fine Rib
bed Hose, the Hooper, King and
Effel brands, worth up 70 lie
25c, at ---.--.---..- ....
Csc Boys Heavy Hose. also Misses
Hose, double knee; also Misses and
Children's white. pink and blue fine
ribbed Hose; also CSC Infants Cash
mere Hose, with silk heel and toes.
all on one table at 71R
pair. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey
Is Beneficial

II IS an absolutely pure distillatiOn Of
selected clean grain thoroughly matted.
Its palatability and its freedom from in
furious substances render IL so that IL
can be retained by the most sensitive
stomach. II has been used with remark
able results in the treatment OF con-
sumption, pneumonia, grip, coughs,
colds, asthma, malaria, low fevers, stOm-
ach troubles and all wasted and diseased
conditions
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky vas the
only whiskey that was taxed by the
Government as a medicine during the
Spanish-American war. The genuine
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky is sold in
sealed bottles only. The "Old Chemist s
Head" is on the label and over the cork
is an engraved seal Be certain this
seal Is unbroken. Sold By druggists,
grocers and dealers everywhere or di-
rect. sea isTgE bLrle-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

meeting held al the auditorium. taking as
his subject a salo0alsss Lincoln-"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02

Mrs. Mailing and son.of Union City.
Misses Atterberry and Virginia Da-
Wis. OF Cayce. were guests of Mrs. b.
r Davis Sunday.
A dozen little boys and girls spent
the evening with little Miss Elizabeth
Ellison last Friday and had good
time playing Halloween games. Two
little ghosts-Myra Faris and Martha
Emily Dodds-met them at the door
as they arrived. The fun began by
the six little boys. each winding up
ball Of cord in search of his part
ner. The cord had been wound around
back and forth all over the house by
the little girls until IL formed a per
feet labyrinth, but the way those boys
went at IL. and wound up that cord
would have done credit 20 grown
young men. Halloween stunts
followed one after another. creating
general merrlment and the boys came
out ahead this time. (They don't
generally. thought Logan Prather
won the distinction Of being the only
one who picked up with his teeth a
bobbling apple from pail OF water.
An old black witch cat had her back
up because she had lost her tail. but
King Davis succeeded in restoring IL.
though not exactly In its proper po-
sition. The little people wound up
the evenings fun at the supper Ia
Bile where ice cream. chocolate cake
aud all sorts of fruit and candy
seemed to be just what they wanted.
The place cards were pumpkin faces
which the little hostess had made for
the occasion At $3.50 they left for
their homes. declaring that they had
had a fine time, which no one
could doubt who had seen them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02
sPook PARTY ENJOYED.

A real Halloween event was the
Spook party given Tuesday night by
the Young Ladies Improvement
Society of the Methodist church at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Bait
ger. The house was all lighted in
front with jack-o-lanterns and deco
rated on the interior with autumn
leaves. pumpkins and other Hal
lowe'en decorations.
Sppoks received the guests, and
a Nymph served from the Foun-
tain of Youth. Witches told the
guests fortunes, the past. present and
future and witches weighed them.
An elegant musical program had been
prepared, both instrumental and voca
and was an enjoyable feature. Mrs.
Handy, BACKED as an old southern
darkey, recited goblin pieces.
The dining room was an unique
feature, with the dining table sugges-
tive to all the good things of au-
tumn. A large pumpkin filled with
red apples and big ears of corn was
the center with large piles of ginger
snaps on one end and large dish OF
pop corn balls on the other end. and
stacks of stick candy all around the
table all being finished with rich
colored autumn leaves. Coffee and
waters were served at the end OF the
dining room by witches, and souvenir
of paper pumpkins presented the
guests. A large number of the youne
and older people enjoyed the affair
and the neat sum of SAL Melted.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02

J. T. Perkins. of Martin, was here
Tuesday on business.
c. II. Moore returned this morning
from a business trip in st. Louis
Gee Harris and wife have returned
from their honeymoon trip from New
Orleans.
Miss Bethel Lawrence returned to
her home in Charlottesville Tuesday
after an extended visit with Miss
Myrtle Walker.
Mrs. Barrett, who has been visiting
Me family of her son, Ii. c. Barrett
left this morning for her home in In
dianapolis, Ind.
Miss Hazel Dean Whittelsy came
in this week from Nashville where
she has been attending school. She
will make her home with her uncle
j. II. Travis. and wife.
Chas. S. Driver. the popular gin
man. happened to an accident Friday
that will probably keep him limping
for several days. He fell off loaa
of cotton and sprained limb.
Raj Barlow went squirrel hunting
this week but met with poor success
as most of his experience in the
shooting line has been gained at Sat
urday night parties and dances.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02

AZ Fulton yesterday We noticed
Gov. Wilson's tin soldiers on duty
at the |. c. Depot and yards. patroll-
ing the platforms in full view of all
passenger trains. These soldiers,
carrying ugly guns and sabers. are
there to maintain order among a hand
ful OF strikers. We would have a
very poor opinion of Fulton's civil
authorities IL we thought they were
unable to cope with the present sit
uation. People passing through Full
ton. seeing the soldiers naturally
think they have been correctly inform
ed when they heard Kentucky was
wild and woody" and a sigh of re-
lief escapes them when they get be-
yond the danger zone" This is the
way people get false impressions,
which adds 10 our states unwarranted
reputation. Fulton county has es-
pecially had an overdose OF this bus
mess In the past few years. The
presence of soldiers where they are
not needed only aggravates the stu
alton and pulls the taxpayers leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Easley enter
tanned a large number of friends at
a Halloween party at their home
Tuesday evening. As the guests ar
rived they were receivd by ghosts In
rooms weirdly decorated in keeping
with the occasion. Later scary
looking old witch dispensed poison
from her iron caldron. Music and
games furnished further entainment
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
|. HORNE returned Tuesday night
from Louisville after a several days
visit here.