Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-15
Nebraska
RIGGS GOES BACK 10 KANSAS
Adrieh Honor RequisitiOn for Pro-
hibitory Law Violation
RECALLS CASE UNDER THAYER
Large DeleEnsf~n PlnaninE 30 Attend
Far1sers' CsuEr~-s HELD NJ Nerk
in s@ptember-Ish Caee
CASE fr Appealed.
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Prom 3 staff Correspondent
z LINCOLN. Neb- AUG. A-tspecial.N-
Governor Aldr1ch today issued eKtradition
papers for the return q William RigEs 70
Linn. Kan, where he be wanted on the
charge Of having violated the prohibitory
laws Of the state with relation to the
liberal sale Of liquors. Governor stcbbs is
making an effort to enforce the provisions
% the Kansas Law and 70 that end asked
the immediate sxtradftion Of Riggs. who he
held at Beatrice pending the arrival q the
papers.
Governor Stubbs has prepared blanks for
rsuuisition papers IN which the crime Of
selling liquors and having bottles Of beer
or whisksy on tap for the thirsty. but
cautious Kansas wsnderer is ret cut Ia
print
More than twenty years ago GUvsrnof
Thsyer q tnis state ,es lssd 10 axtradi.e q
Kansas man who had violated the prohib-
itory law OF that state and who later
sought refuge in Nebraska In that case
The accused man had been repeatedly fined
and sentenced TO jail that the aggregate
q his fines and sentences ran into tbous-
Endt OF dollars and scores Of years. On
this account the then state executive 6e-
@aTed that the puniBhments were excessive
and on that account, and because Of the
that kind Of q crime the man was moi
delivered over 10 the Kansas officers upon
the demand Of the Kansas state executive.
Must Face Murder Charge.
Governor Alor1ch today honorsd q requisi-
ton from Governor Deneen of Illinois for
the return Of Frederick Jones. colorsd. to
Chicago on the charge Of having stabbed
and killed William Thsysr. oolored. at no
Campbell street. November "a, 1870 Jones
iE ~ present under arrest Al Omaha
Nebraska Farmer ConEreHs-
Arrangements are being MADE among
state officials and others Of this city 10
send a large delegation TO the annual meet
inE Of the Nebraska Farmers congress
A and rural life commission which will con-
VsDe ~ York September 2O-A- Several local
men are 20 be on the program including
Governor Aldr1ch. Dean Bessey and Prof
CunerA Of the state university. Prof. Virtue.
a taxation expert, from the university. viii
also be upon the program at the gathering
Ish Case Appealed.
Because Of the fact that attorneys for
the appellant believe that the damages as
assessed against the defendant In the
matter are excessive and rhst the evidences
and the testimony did not warrant the
i nigh levy against their client the case Of
Elmer johnson against James c. Ish. both
parties Of Omaha has been brought to the
state supreme court for bearing
The case had itE inception through the in
olinarion Of numerous boys and young
men TO play bail upon q forbidden plot of
ground in the neiEhborhooo Of Thir1y-sec-
ond and Mason streets IN that city, the
property being owned by Mrs Martha Ish,
mother Of the defendant. IN the original
action.
Typhotd az Beatrice school.
Land Commissioner Cowles has returned
from q visit TO the institute for feeble
minded At Beatrice. DR.. Orr OF the ortho-
peoic hospital accompanied Mr. CowleE and
took two more trained nurses 10 the inEtI-
tuition 10 help care for inmates who are
III % typhoid fever. DIT. Thomas. Euperin-
teDoent, who was among the first TO be
attacked by the disease. IL IN q critical
condition a result Of kidney and bladder
Gilments following the fever. For several
weeks his condition has been serious and
Nhere is no Improvement Twenty-three In
mates and mine officers and employees OF
the institution have had the fever and five
persons died. There are nov eleven boy
inmates and thirteen girl inmates IN the
institution hospital DR.. Walden Of Be-
strioe, assistant superintendent is in
charge Of the institution during the Illness
OF superintendent ThomAA
EnfSrrang Dairy LAVA
The state food commissioner hns re-
ceived word from inspectors that p Doyle
OF York waH fiP7d so and costs for selling
milk below the legal standard, M Jacob
and J. WAhl Of Madison were each ansc
Oe and costs for mEinsAarang an unsani-
AtAry slaughter house. A D. Cohee Of Gross
was fined IS and costs for using q branded
cream can that did NOT belong 70 him.
To DeGicats Grnnastand.
Secretary Mell0r Of the State Fair board
mas placed before the Lancoln Commercial
club plan for the oedicstion Of the Grand
stand II the FAIR grounds and the club has
agreeo 10 lene ITS ala The maKrincert
grRndstnnd VIII be formally deoic9fes Mon